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J  *  'Tabic,  and  my  very  good  Lord  and 

I'  S/r  W I L  L I A  M  Ç  E  c  I  L  K/t/^ht^  Lord  Burghlcy,Wy^»« 

.  andhcircappajran'tvmochcEarlcof  Exccter.  J    ' 

Here  prefent  ynto  your  Lordjhips  yieypm  Ac- 
coûta  of  th' expence  of  many  hotireSyyphichinyour 
feruice ^  and  to  mm  oypne  benefit  might  hake  beene 

othenptfe  imploiedl'  /or  flotht  hoTrfoeuer^had  not 

conftmedthem  ;jomer^hat  I  muff^haue  doneth^ 

iohilefij  nor  could  I  hdue  iefto'^ed  them-  an  a 

Worhe  of  leffe  yfe  for  your  Lordjhips  the  Frenci^ 

being  alreadie  fo  ypell  ynderftood  by  youyand  all 

yours.  In  'Vfhich  regard ,  as  I  am  particularly  boisnd  to  acknoioledge 

your  Lordjhips  goodnejfey  bearing  yoith  my  humor  tofoUcnpy  and  allowing  me 

timetofinijhyit }  fo  haueaOthg^  to'^homit  fl^allproue  of  any  worthy  mft 

caufe  to  honour  in  your  Lordjbip  that  goodnejfey  continued  a  long  time/xmto 

their  y  and  the  common  goo'd.  No  priuai  confiderdtion  'VPas  fit  fo  make  your 

Lordjbip  often  to  di^nce  "^ith  t^ordmarie  attendance  of  m  ordinariefer- 

uant.  But  this  is  one  of  the  leaji  of  jour  Lordjhips  re^eits  tSthe  PubUche^ 

and  lyoould  be  loath  to  ingage  your  judgment  y  or  Honour  y  ^on  thefuccejfe  of 

fomeaneaPeec£.  My  defires  haue  aimed  at  more  fubftantioB  marhs  i  but 

mine  eyes  failed  themy  a^d  forced,  me  to^md  much  tf  their  yigour  on  this 
Bundle  ofimds  i'Vphicb  though  it  may  beH^siqrthie  cfyour  Lordjhips  great 

yet  is  it  the 


expeHation 

befljcanat  this  time  make  it^andi^er^yho^petfeSifbeueryho  moret 
to  your  Lordfjjip  |  to  yobom  I  oypejfor  '^hat  I  haue  beene  manyyeres. 
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Pays  &,fur  touc,  Ic  notre  one  vnc  obligation  particulière,  qu'ils  ont  à 
,  peu  d'autres)  apresavoirpcnil^lcnjcm  veillc'&  travaille  par  plufieurs 
'  ans,  fur  cet  oeuyrc.  non  moiîfe,  certes,  ingrat  que  laborieuzj  En  fin  eft 
çQQC^aint  de  le  taiflirr  partir  de  fes  »iains,  piuc<u  vainc^  dc  l'importu- 
nite  de  fes  Amis,  &  dc  la  ntccflîte'  que  le  Public  en  ai  que  latisfàit  en 
(on  anic  dcfon  propre  ouvtage.Et  t'aflure  que  G  on  rmtvoiilu  croire, 
il  fut  encor.c  après  a  fe  tôurnicntcr ,  pour  trouver  !a  fignification 
de  telz  mots,  qui,  pp0ib!c,  ne  feront  jamais  plus  ouyz  en  ce  inonde,  (quoy  qucluz}&  ! 
dont,  iccrov,  il  n'y  si  p«;rfonnc  qui  aitouy  parler  depuis  cent  ans,que  luy -,  tant  fa  curiofite'  a  ] 
cte  grande  fie  exatU  a  iif  <  w«tc  (brtc  de  livres,  yieu»5c  nouveaiist,  Si  de  tous  noz  diale^ïes. 
A  ce^e  «ufc,  pciu*,  poifible,  qu'ayant  égard  à  ce  que  tu  Vôys,  non  à  ce  que  tu  ne  voyspas,  tu 
l*accufes;pîutot  dc  ce  qu*il  a  dit,  que  dc  cc  qu'il  a  cte  contrain»de  laifTer  ;  qui  toutefois  ferait 
vn  trcfor  incffimablc,  sNl  €\h  pu  trouvcr,ou  pardeça,ou  en  France  mefmes  (où  il  a  etc  fi  curi- 
euz  4'cniwyer  exprès)  cfin  l'eut  pu,ou  voulu  refoudre  de  fes  doutes  j  11  te  {upirébienfort,  fi 
tu  trouves  icy  cjuelqucs  pK)ts  qui  te  foonentmal  auz  oreilles,  bu  mefme  qui  i^'y  ayent  encofe 
iamais  (Ôime,de  croirc,i]^u''itz  ne  font  point  de  fon  invention,  mais  rccùeillizde  la  multitude 
&dîv«rfit^  de  noz  Auteurs,  que  poflible  tu  n'auras  pasencorcluz,&  qui,  tant  bônVque 
mauvJiiSjd^ent  cous  d'dàte  encenduz.  Jl  pouvoit  bien  qtcr  lendm,  le  livre,  la  page,^Je 
paQagev  nwis  ce  n'eut  plys  icy  etc  vwipi^ionaire,  ains  vn  Labirintc.  Ccuz  qui  ne  lepn- 
ront  pâS,le$  aprendrortt  v  Ccuz  qui  Ics  auront,  jugeroiit  bien  que  rip;norancc,pofliblc,d^iru 
feul  Qioc,  iôit  fub^himnci,  mccaforiqUej  jnufite',  ou  cire  dclavarietc'des  Ars,peut  fbuveric 
Qli>f4^ur€if^utvnfens«, Prendre  btir bAr«$ les  coiKcpcions  les  plus  gentilles.  Permis  à  qui 
voudra  d'en  vfer,  ou  de  les  laifler;  Bien  «ptendu,  toutefois,  que  ce  ne  feroit  pas  le  pis  qui 
lioûs  p^t  arriver,  que  dcTCmettrc  fuz>  ccitainf  roots  fijr-annez,  que  nous^avons  mieuz  ai  me' 
liiSkrptidte,  ^uoy  que  trtiipirôprct  d(  %n^ati^  *,  Et  autres  de  notre  propre  cru^  bien  que 
de  divers  tcttoifTx  allaos  plutôt  mandicr  chez  les  Etrangers  pour  nous  exprimer  j  ou  bieri 
nous  tailàm  du  qouc,  qù  palans  par^n  long  contourncmcnt  de  paroles,  que  d'ouvrir  vn  peu 
labouctepourcnproTionter(|i]cl^c$vnsqtri  fembloyent  trop  rcvefcbes  pour  la  douceur 
dupaUifœiiûzDamôiûdks^ougratcr  F  oreillfr delicate  de  Me(rieuisnoz,Courti{k}S  de  ce 
teins-cy.  Qji^aoc  auz  fiuitei  de  rimprciHon,  l'Aucheur  ne  les  peut  totalement  pietidrefur  {by> 
ne  oianc  pas  qu'il  n'en  Toit  eichapcaflèz»  comme  aulTi  pofliole  en  quelques  endroits^  quel- 
que iinpr6prrinterpretacu>n>  erperaiit  bien  toutefois)  que  lesvnes  ny  les  autres  ne  feront 
fias  6  gr^cs(|uca«oftf«>ifie  n'y  poifTe  bion  fup^licr.  A  uns.  Il  xtcomaodc  ion  oeuvre 
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thetr  much  erring)  hatte  heene  exceedingly  behoUerifor^an  excufevfon  iitji 
accnfations,  1  (rvho  amnoGedy  nor  Angeïl)  either  to  freuent^or  to frojit,o^ 
thers,  amrpilling  jnough  to  ^ccufe  my  Jelfe i  and  therefore  haue  caufed  fuch 
ouerlUfSiU  hatteyet  occurred  to  mine  eye  or  vnderfi anding^  to  beplacedneere 
thejorheadof  this  Ver  ball  creaturè-^às  /ejfe  afiaidjo  to  dij grace  u,  then  to  de- 
cetue  thofe  that  Jhall harbor  it  j  and  chufnig  rather  topubltjh  mine  <mne  errors^ 
then  t»  begui/tie  of  other  mens',  I  wtU  not  prefume  to  affirme  that  thefe  be  ally  no  more  then  I  mil  ac- 
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voluntc,/ôr,  volonté,  and  col.  x,  M  Adiedtutyfir  « 
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Abhaiffe. for,  Ahhaiffé,  '  .    ^ 

Adouber, /Jr  Adouber. 
deirus,/»r  deflbus  i  in  a  phrafi  vnderfùïc. 
Aoriftc.  UTenfi\  h^m^rtfarticÊÊlaflf.àTenfètftime 
mdefinitelyyOrbetiPiiMPeffiaandim^ 

fed.  •     •  -.  •    '^  ■        /;>.;.    . 

Appen(enfcmcnt,^r  Appeofcment.        I       ^ 
La  Perche  vnder  Arpent  ;  the  la  JuperfluoUs^ undfalfe-^ 
fir?Cï<hcismafiHlin€. 

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mort  pippertf^  canfiy  in  a  mer  for  the  tumng  of  the 
ftreamevntoaMiiï^&c.  ' 
'  Baçniér,^»*  Binmctcivnder  Bannieret 
BardecbHèr^/or  Bardacbiftr. 
Bafle.jconcre^/9r  Bafle-concre.       • 
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^  both  ends  with  borne  \amhintrf§re^d  in  fwMk 

Duelloesy  or. Combats. 
pigue,/9r  figue;  in  Batre  â  koHàyVnder  Batrc» 
Belicreffe^/^rBcliftreiTc- 
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hntioeur^/iT  honneunt/n^rr  Bleflfen 

Bord)  a  mmt  froperly  an  edgings  orbmSng  about  the 

^dge^ofa  garmentyiSreythen  either  welt^or  hemmeiand 

,.    Border  MncA  more  fràperlj  to  ed^e^orbind^orcom- 

l    pajji  with  an^  edging  on  binding  lace^&cjthen  either  to 

gard^or  to  border.  .  ' 

k  cueillier,^  la  cueillier}!»  a  Proùerbe  vndir  Boucfacj 
^dnd(in  the  mfi  Copies)  vnderCaiXiicx. 
se  Bridc9^  se  Brider}^ii/rr  Brider. 


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Florentine  QaztinnOy  wonhno  wore  then  haifèihe 

french  Q^adtin. 
Carminatif.  iv'md-voiding^&c  ;  is  rather ^  cutting  or  dip 

fhluitfi^and  theribj  refining  and  thinnings  grojie  hu- 
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Ccinâurc  Ac  ducil  (vmier  Ccinâurc)  refined  vnto 

DuefljW^fterr  it  was  ffrptten:  but  you  Jhall  find  it  ex- 
^  pounded  m  the  word  IMtt: 
Bruflcr  la  chandelle.  |>ar  (t/»rf^  Chandelle)  thefiéU 

Point  fàperfluouâ^  ,  ^ 

k&csy  fbr  îcRcs'yin  a  Primerbe  vttàer  Charité. 
levricr,/în  lévriers;  in  a  Trouerbe  vnder  Chaffc.  ' 
repend,  m  ftead  ofxc^tm  ;  in  a  Prouerbe  vnder  Chat^ 

and  in  another  vnder  Dcfpendre. 
le  chèvre,^  la  Aevre^in  a  phrafe  vnderXlh<!nc. 
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old^ for  cold^n  the  word  CygflXt. 
poules,  for  poulets;  jn  n  Prouerbe  vnder  Çimirierrc. 
loye  trifte  &  coeur j  m  a  Prouerbe  vnder  Coeur,  the  Se 

fuperfluouâ.  . 

damroages,/ir  dommagesjxWfr  ConcIuHon. 
Comforter,  in  fiead  of  Confort-crj  in  a  phrafe  vnder 

Conforter. 
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placed  ouek^i. 
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Force.  U  ratbet  a  VriU,tbin  iUhtfd  CimUt,,  et  Piiteer. 

htea^r^fir  brealic^\in  Ffaâeur  :  Àfui^hujouï&uy/n 
(lead  ùf  Aujourd'huy ;  vndir  thifâmt  wârd. 

FrdnchçmuUe  de  moucoa  (which  (hould  be  Franche- 
mule)  mûjveriH^ill  be  that  in  a  fTfMtber^  wbkb 
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Mâyles. 

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author  ûfuùd  w^ïtb  :  Mut  turn  find  m  the  Uter 

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hchric^dVOikMbàbùolfeofOrden)  0tdbjf  tbe 
report  efàiudkiom  Gentleman^verie  lêtefyimployed 
inFtanee^hattherebebittioiwkireofBdonùên^ 
Md  }Aoix^n(the  Uft  in  tTff  eomputstionjnone. 

Cou]dron,Gouldronnc,&  Gouldronner;rf)&reix«« 
to  Gouderofi^c  ;  infiead  of  Godcroii»ftc. 

/ignd^firfinnd^vnderCradetau 

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i»  Manganefc,  «./ifw/wwjjflr, 

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therien  my  Englifli  Autbw^who  writ  aboue  loyesret 

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thefirft  letter  of  all  alpha- 
bets y  is  (éU  it  16  a  letter)  a 
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U  eft  marqué  d  TA  :  he  is 
a  right  honeft  man  :ory  one 
in  rvhom  there  is  as  much 
vertuey  as  great  worthy  as 
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the  monie  ofVrance\  euery 
fort  whereof  hath  (lamped 
on  it  a  particular letterydenoting  the  pldce  wherein  it 
was maderynowy  that  which  is  coined inTaris  hath 
on  it  an  AyOnd iSyCommonfyyofthe  befi  mettall.) 
A.  The  third  perfon  fmgulei'of  the  verbe  Avoir^  ftgni- 
fies  (of  itfelfè)  hath  y  boldethy  pofeffethy  enioieth ,  as^ 
Aflcx  a  qui  bon  credit  a  :  tf  ^  (when  it  hath  the  lo- 
cal Adverb  y  befoi^e  it)  is  ; ^, AiTcz  y  a  fi  trop  n'y  a: 
;  But  when  it  precedes  a  Participle  in  the  prêter  per fi6l 
Tenfe  of  another  ver  bey  it  is  retrained  vnto  thefirft 
fignificationyhath  ;  asy  il  a  gaigne  cc  qu'  il  a  peu:  In 
allwhich  (and  otherwifiyonefy  as  it  is  a  letter)  it  is 
\    writtenwithout Accent.         /     ^#    - 
'A.  an  ArticUyfet  before  a  proper  namey  or  NowmCyfig- 
^  nifiesyin  matters  ofpoffejjiony  ofy  as  y  Lz  maifon  à 
Pierre,  La  femme  à  Robert  :  But  where  the  verbe 
ERrcgoes  beforejitfig/ufies  TOyOryt^nto  ;  aSy  La  mai- 
fon eft  à  Pierre,  belongs  to  Peter:  So  doth  italfo 
when  it  foUawes  verbes  that  require  a  Datiue  cafe  y 
asyîc  Pay  donné  i  toy  j  cela  appartient  à  moy  j  or 
that  fignifie  motion  to  a^ce  y  as  y  le  m'en  iray  à 
Londres,  à  ma  métairie*     I  >      i 

^A.an  articUyOr  Prepofition  'yfignifietbJometimeSyJsyOr 
For  j  II  eft  tenu  à  perdu  j  à  fot  ^  à  feble  zfbmetimes 
only  y  For  j  à  cette  caufc  :  fbmetimesy  At  ;  4^,  Tu  me 
trouveras  à  Paris  ;  à  loifîr  ;  à  voifare  commande- 
ment :  atfo  iHyOryAt  ;  aSyZ  temps^St  Iteu  :/bmetimes 
Irtyfir^efire  ;  asy  à  la  prcfence  du  Roy  :  ^ometimes 
^  î  4âf,à  l'advcnture  i  à  coeur  ;  à  droit  ;  a  tori^^ 
(as  in  otdAuthorî)i  dieu  le  yai^ftead  of  par  dieu 
ie leVèux  ifimetimes  Ony  or  f^pony  éSy  à  lundi  5  il 
'     monte  à  cheval  :  fometimes  To  ;  aSy  à  propos  ;  à 
point  :  al/o  Agreeaeloj  or  y  According  to  ;  aSy  à  l'or- 
donnance  des  Arbitres  :  alfoyùlfevnto  ;  Àfier  the 
marner  y  orfkfluan  of;  aSy  veftu  à  ritalicntic  j  vne 
elpée  à  l'Efpagnole  i  fometimes j^ith  ;  4Bf,  à  ^eu  de 
pette  ;  àbacmiere  ddplojf^  jvne  chaire  à  accou- 
doirs ;  St/i^i  J{£i^m;  Il  ptfrte  4r  Synople  à  trois 
Lyons  d'argent  ;  alfOy  mtb^  or  Among  ;  ae^  à  nous 
td  £ût  eft  bien  vilain  ;  H  eft  à  nous  grande  vinée. 
A  la  mieime  voluntc,!/!  mght  boue  mf  mil  :  or^ 
,T^fouldto.Godinq^  q  •: ^;.;  :r<%^l:n.^\eh::J  ' 


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Dont  il  eft  à  grande  ioyc^ereofhe  is  very  glad  j 
which  maires  him  very  merrie.  '"'■ 

Ils  fe  faifoient  tenir  à  douzej  They  made  themfebses 
be  held  by  twelue  :  or^werefo  fierce  that  twelue  were 
faine  to  hold  them. 

A.  preceding  the  Infinitiue  mood  of  aver  bey  fimfies^ 
tOyferuing  tOy  for  tOyofpurpofefor-^  asyS'û  a  <îiofe  a 
dire  i  vn  clou  à  pendre  des  facs.  Somtimes  it  either 
giues  theverb  a  participiaUfenceyOSy  U  eft  àdpr- 
mir,fee  isfteepmg^  or  newy  or  neere  afleepe  ;  or,  the 
verb  being  prefentyit  denotes  the  future  y  asyVay  cela 
à  faire,i  am  to  doe  that  hereafter. 

'A.  before  an  Adieiliuey  fometimes  maizes  it  admitofan 
AduerbiaUinterpretation-yOSyi  dïoiéiyZ  tovVy  rightr 
fully  y  wrongfully. 

'Ay  is fometimes  not  exprejfedy  but  vnde) food  ^  asy  Si 

Dieu  plaift,^r,  s'il  plaift  à  Dieu. 
Aachée:  f.  a  dolefuU  crieylamentation^Ay-mee. 
Aage  :  m,  age  yyeàresy  day  es  j  alfoy  an  age  i  time^ 

feaf0. 
De  gjrîjind  aa£c  j  very  oldy  a  grandfirey  a  gray-beardy 

whofetonefbotisaireadieinthegraue.^ 
De  petit  zzgé'yveryyong^acbildyaninfanty  an'mno- 

cent  yfiiÊvnder  ling. 
Avoir  de  Taage^^o  beftrongandluftie  ca/fojo  bewell 

mjearesyor  weUftricl(én  in  y  ear  es. 
Aagé:  m,  aagée:  f.  agedyold  j  of  ageyof  years -y  offuU 

age^fgreatyeares. 

Abaiffé  >  &  Àbaîilcnicnt  s  as^  AbbaifTe  ^  &  Ab- 
baiflement.      / 

Abaiflerî&  Abaiffeur;  4;^,Abbaiflrer,&  Abbaiflêur. 

Abaridon:  m.  bandon^  free  Ucence^fulllibertie  for  o- 
thers  to  vfe  a  thing  y  The  quitting^  abandonment  y  or 
projtitutionof  a thingvnto others '^whence; 
Mettre  (a  foreft  en  abandon  ^  to  lay  it  open  y  or 
m»l{e  it  commonyfor  all  men  that  will  gather  ipood^  or 
[ra^  their  cattellyin  it.  ^/^ 

landon  fiiît  larron;  Prov.  Things  carelejfy  left^à 
vpyor  boliedvntOf  mal(e  them  theeues  that  otb^jr^^ 
would behonefl  :  we  fxy^fitA bind fiift find.  -^^^ 
Qui  Éaûft  nop<(es ,  &  maifon,  il  met  Ic  fie&  tfi  a- 
hzXiaoviiVxtxy.TbebuUdmgofhoufes  onimeléng 
offeafUyOrevnlimittedwafiers  ofamamfubftance. 

Abandomjc  :  m.  rice:  £  abandmud,  fyrfalafHyfr- 
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Abzndonncmcntim.  an  abandonningyquitm^ 

fa^mg^Utiwig  off)gmng  ou  tYylaieng  of  en  for  y  projlir 

tuting  vntOyOthers  ;  ul/o  a  prefer ibmg  or  outlawing. 

Abandonnémeni  de  r^on.  a  mlfuU  defeéiion^ 
'    reiioltmgyOrfp0aruinz^Jromreafon. 
Abandonneméht.  at  randomey  dijfolutefyy  Ikencir 

oujlyy  profhfelyyWUhfuUUbertïe.r      ^ 
Abandonner.  /^  abandonyqiâtfatfalieyforgoey  wavie 

or  giue  ouer^Jhal^^e  err  caft  ofylay  open  >  leaue  at  ran- 
'  domeyprojlitutc  vntOyfnakc  commonforyOthcrs  I  alfoy 

to  outlaw.  \x>  V 

•  Abandonner  la  vie  de  tel  au  premier  oui  le 

pourra  tua\  to  profcribe  a  rian  j  (U  euer  to  he  vn- 

der flood  of  a.  SoueraignCyOrfuch  a  one  aSyUext  vnder 

Codyhath  abfolute  and  vncontrowUble  pcwer  ouer 

his  life.  ) 

s'Abandonner  à  ^\t()f\is.fenfuaUy  toyeeldy  or  be- 

tome xflaueyvnto plcafure-yWhêfy to  <;aptiuat^ord€- 
^  uoteyhis  thoughts  to  delights 

Fille  qui  donne  s' abandonne ,  Pro.  A  maid  that . 

giueth  yeeldeth. . 

Il  commence  bien  à  mourir  qui  abandonne  fon 

d efîi';  Pro.  he  truly  begins  to  die  that  quits  hu  thiefc 

defires. 
Abahdonneur.iî»  abandonner yleauer  y  qmtteryfijfa- 

i^er^forgnerygiuer  ouer^prôftitutorof. 
Aozqac'.tn.aPlinth^orflatfquareftoney  en  the  Capi- 

tell  of  a  pillar.  ,*.- 

Abaftardi  :  m.  ie  if.  adtdtnated^ophifticat^dybafiar-* 

di':!^dyCoimt€ri[èitedymarreayCorruptedy  deprauedy 

degeneratychanged  out  of'uowne  l(md  j  made  worfey 

grorvnervorfe  andworfe. 
Abaftardir.f^i  baftardifey  adulter  at  y  fophiflicaty  coun-- 
.  terfiit'y  to  change  out  of  it  otpne  l(ina  into  a  worfe*y 

to  depraue^corruptyvkiatyfpoile/narrey  malfe  rporfe  5 

Mffbyfo  degeneratyVt^x  hau^ygrcfw  vfoife  <ir  vporfe  : 

(In  rpbichfenfe  it  hattfy  mofl  commonly  y  the  Pajjiue 

TwteyScybeforeit.) 
Abaft ardifièment:  no.  an  adulterating^  fophifticaftn 

Mycounterjèitm^^,  a  corrupting/narring^deprauing  ; 
;   a  malfingTPorfeyOr  changing  out  of  it  owne  l(indmto 

aworfe  ;  alfo  a  degenerating. 
Abaftardi{lèur:iii.i2;^  adulteratorjfophifticater^counr^ 

terfiiteriacotrtipterydepfauer^jpoilerofthingS'yalfi, 

abaftard^-malfer. 
Abatisj  Abatre  i  &  Abatu»  Looke  Abbatisj  Abba- 

tre^^/ Abbatu.     -- 

Abayement  ;  Abayeri  & Abayeun  ZiWfcr,Ab- 

bayement;  Abbayers  i^^  Abbayeur» 
Abbais.  asihhhqxs. 
Abbaifferiq,  ec:  f.  debafedydeie€led)mmbledyprefira- 

ted'y bentyor  brou^t doj^ne ^made^ or  ffcrme lotPy 

decteafedyfallen^oop'mg.     .\ 

Abbaifiemcntm-^  debajing^bafing^deieaiing^um- 
Bimg  y  proftrating  ^  bending  dawneivardsy  bringing 
iame^nal^ng  tow  ^alfoy  a^oopmg  j  decreajbif^fd- 
linf^xMxingîow.  -. 

■^  A^aiffement  at  com^gt. fiuntheartednejjey  or 
the  growin^faintbearted 'y  afaHmg  in  courage  y  the 
fdUingoftMir^iajfi^^^ 

Abbaiflc  ment  de  (oh  eftac  anin^aking^f  i^im* 

nution^orabàtementyof  his  means.  '.  ■  ■-■y-^/--/\^., 
Abbaiflcr.tt  debafeyob^yabatij^umbleyfkpreffi^/le^ 

ied  ;  bend downwardsylnringdnvne^fn^e  Urn 5  affi^ 
^  tt^ftfiopeidecrèafèyfzUyOrv^ 

jftbaiflcr  la  Maicftc  tf  up  Prince  Jo  ^t^ceyflif 
■  "'  farageyviolat^Jnfringe/)r  tread  vnder  fata^l^  Jda- 

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w  i'abbaiflèr  à.to  humble  or  proflrat  himfdfe  before  j 

npytoyeeUorfubnnthtmfelfeyZHto.^^ 
Abbaifseur:m«ii;i  aba  fer  y  debaferydeiede^ydeprejfery 

humbler  ybringerdmme  of 
Abbandoni&  Abbandonné;/r^  Abandonj^^^rf  A- 

bandonnc.     \ 

Abbandonnenie[lti&  Abbandcnneri  Uokc  A 

A  ^f^^^^'^^"^^^^  €f^  Abandonner.  ^ 

Abbatementfni.4)?iZi;7^5^  beatmgjorhrea^wg^a  vi- 
olent bcaringyOr  bringingydotvne  3  alfoyan  abaterhefîî'y 

'     aUoytbe  thing  thatsfèUedybcaten^or  bvtne^downc. 

^hziQXxt.  a  filler  yOuertkrirpcYy  beater  y  br  calmer  y  or 
bearerydowne  of  ^  •         . 

Grand  abbateur  de  bois .  afre  fl/oWy  horrible 
frvaggerery  terrible  bugbeare-y  one  that  ouerthrorpes 
all  he  meets  with'/Ironically.) 
Abbateure  :  (,as  Abbatement. 

Abbateures.  the  boughs  y  leauesy  or  fprif^Sy  ml)ichn 

Deere  brèal(es  and  beares  dorme  with  hi6  head  mrU" 
flingthrough  a  thicket. 

AbbatiaJ^m.ale:  f.^bbotIilieyAbbay'lil(eyûf  orbe- 

longingtOyon  AbbotyOr  Abbey. 
Abbatis:m.^;;  ouerthowy  or  ouerthr(nvhtg\  as  Ab- 
batement; Alfoy  anvtter  defeaturcy  extcutwnyor 

flaughter  of  men.  .    • 

V aobatis  d*une  fbreft. vp'md-jkUs  j  or  the  woodyor 

t^eeSygrubdvpyfilledyOrfiillendoTvnc. 

L'abbatis  d'une  maifon^//^^  ruines  of  a  hufe. 
Abbatre.  to  fill -y  to  beat  or  breal^ç  downeyvwlentlyto 

bear e y  or  bring  downe  i  to  rumcy  ouerthroWy  cafl  to 
rthepround'ya^otodefiatvtterlyydifcorrifitvfholy. 

Cela  abba t  l'y  vrefle .  that  quels  y  allâtes  y  abates 

drun^ennejfè  ;  orymal^es  a  man  fob  cr  a  game. 
-  Fortcftqui  abbat^&  plus  fort  qui  fcreltùc;  Pro. 

5f  ^ifee,  Rcicuér. 
AbbatU:xn.uë:  f.  filled  *ybeatenyOr  brolien  dovpne-yzi- 

olentiy  borrieyor  brought  down  ;  quellt  dy  ruinedyoutr- 

thrawneyçafi  10  the  ground. 

Il  a  le  coeur  tout  abbatu.ib^  mindis  vtterf^  deie- 

Redycourage  abated jheart  gone  j  hee  is  wholy  crcfl- 
^  .^Uen  i  there  is  no  farther  l^^  mettallynojpmtJLefv 

in  him. 

L'abbatu  veut  tousiourç  lui^erjProv.  faydofàn 
obflinat  fiUoWyWhom  no  foiiè  can  mai^e  leaiil^  a  Cou- 
tentionyorfuitjbegun.  _ 

Çhaftcau  aboatu  eft  à  dcmy  rcfiaidjPro<  A  houfe 
pulddewneis  halfi  builtvp  againe. 
Abbayrm.  a  barljingy  ùr  baying  cf  dogges^y  lx>ol(€  Al>- 
bois.     . 

Tenir  en  abbay.  to  hold  at  bay  *y  alfo,  to  delay^  or  , 
driueoff^withfilfe  hopes. 
Abbayant.  lub.^Éf  Abbaycur  j  ^  bather  y&c^ 
Abbayanr«  pzn.barlfingybaying  j  railing.  V 
Abbaye:furir  .Abbayy  t^onafterieyReligious  houfe.  ^ 
Ahhzyé:m.éQ:fJfarl(edat'yrailedon.    ' 
Abbayement:  m.a  biar^ing  or  baying  of  dags  $  alfiy  a 

laipdyextream€yandpajlJionafrcuilmgof,s^^        j 
,    atyraylmgon.        '  1 

Abbayer,  to  barked  or  bay  at*ya^o,toreuileexiream- 

fyylawdlytoraileon.^  : 
'  U  abbaye  contre  la  Lune,  he  barlis  at  the  Moone  ; 
-  fitydofme  that  obfitnatly fir iues  tofitlfifieyOr  difgr^ct 
the  truth  iTPherem  he  jpendshisindeauors  moftri- 
diculoujfyyvnprofitablyjniferabfyp  ?  >  ^  ^  -^ 

Cbicn  qui  aobaye  nc  mcrd  pa$iPro.Tfce  bari(ing 
doggtbites  little  I  and^e  that  Jayeftmofty  commonly 

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nalt$eis  coatroUcd  by  cuery  one/ewardedby  none. 
'  ^hd.yQ}:\ï'AW.abari(eryarayler. 
^^\yi:\\\'an^4bbj)t.  *   / 

Face  cl'abbc.  d  ïoliieyfaty  and  red  face  ;  a  ficrie  fa- 
des. 

Pas  d' Abbc.^  lciifurclyivall(ingy  flow  gate^  Alder- 
manspjce. 

Tabic  A Khhc'  aplenPffMy  or  wcllfurnifljcd^table. 
II  iuic  coaimc  vn  ^hiMfvpeare^  lil^e  an  ^bboty 
v'l^.cxtreanily. 
.  Abbe,  &  Convent  ce  n'eft  qu'un,  mais  la  bourfe 
ellt  en  divers  lieux:  Pro.T/?^^^/?  an  ^hbot ,  and  Co- 
Hcnt  banc  but  one  bodie^yet  haue  theyfeuerallmeanes 
(andminds.)  - .     j 

Homme  ne  connoit  mieux  la  malice  que  l'Abbé 
.    qui  a  eftc  Moine  •  Pro.  No  man  can  play  the  l^naue 

better  thanan  ^bbot  that  hath  bene  a  Monl^e. 
Ahhçom.abaityforfifl). 

Abbcché.  fèd^asayoni^bird  by  the  old  y  alfoy  inflru- 
I       âtedyoryinucigledyusanouke. 
AhbcchQincniim.  a  beal^cfiill  of 'y  alfo^a  feeding  y  or 
putting  into  the  rrouth  of^  alfoy  an  inflruôîmg  j  or  y  iJ3- 
ueagling.     *  '  *  '         .  "    . 

Abbcchcr.  to  fèedy^à  birds  doe  their  yoong^orfauU(e- 
.    ners  their  hnwlies  ;  to  put  into  the  mouth  of:  bene  ey  to 
vnjtrucl  ayoongone  5  andy  to  inueagUyallurey  inticCy  a 
nouïcc.     - 
Abbce:f.  a  hole  y  or  ouverture  y  for  thepaffage  offomc 
part  ofaflreame  thats  held  in  by  a  damme^uiee^&c. 
Abbcillcrf.  aBeeythelittlehme-bee^orhonnie'beéy 
M*     LoolieykhdXic. 

Ahhcisc:(.an\Abbeffe. 

Ahhois:n\.barl(^ingSybayings.  .  \ 

Abbois  de reftomac  the g?iawingoftheftomachy 
in  extreame  hunger. 

Aux  derniers  abbois.^/  his  l^fljg^jpey  or  y  bf'eathing 
his  laji  J  aJfiyput  to  his  lajifljifis^  driuen  to  vfe  hk  laft 
help  es  :  4  metaphor  from  hunting  ;  wherein  a  Stag  is 
fayd^Kanàït  les  abbois  ,  "when  wearie  of  running 
he  turns  vpon  the  hounds  y  and  holds  them  at  y  or  puts 
themtOyabay. 

Abboniiemcnt.^  Abonnement. 

Abbordéi Abboiidéei  &  Al)border:  ^  Abprdci 

Aboi  dec  jtf^  Abord  er. 
Abbougrûm.ie:  ï.grorme  crooliedyor  rmtheredinthe 

tap^asaniU-thriuingtree. 
Ahoou^nr.to  hinder  from  grtmmgy  to  l(eepe  from  rir 

fmgy  to  let  from  thriuing  j  alfoyto  grew  crooi^ed^r  w- 

therinthetopylilieantU'ihrmngtrei. 
Abboucry.  as  Abbougri.  ;- —  [^  , 

,Ahhoytiin.QC:  ibarl(edatyha^edàt.^  ;*^ 

AhhT^s.thename  of  a  terrible  Gyant  m  the  old7(p- 

mants 'yT^hencCy 

Ce  fier  AbbraSiffe^,ifei//<i>TV,ji|[tf r-rr(w,  bugbear e^ 
.  /ivafhbuclileryhorriblebaclfjler. 
Abbrege:  m.  an  ^bridgementy  Abfiraêly  l^fitomey 

SummarkyCompendium^fhwt  courfeyW  difi  , 

Abbrege:  m.éc:  ifhortenedy  abridqedy  çurtaUedy  ah- 

brematedyepitomifedi  alfojbriefèy^rtycm^enduna. 
Abbregeinént:muijW/«iag,tf^ 

abbreuiafi9$g  I  alfûyon  abridgment. 
AhhrçgéTBfnt.fbortlyy  breeffy^cinêifyy  compendia 

^DK^CtJoÏÏMfrtenyabridgeyabfba^ 

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Abbreuvc:  m.  ce:  f.  watered^fleeped^foliedyfeafoned 
in^throughly  wetter  moiftned  rPith^tiquor-y  alfofhrunl(j 
asclothyinwater. 

Abbreuvc 'd*une  opinion,  whofe  thoiightes  are 
wholly  pofjefl  withyOrfiiUyperfuadedinyTn  opinion. 

Abbre  WV^t.to  water  y^s  a  horfey&Cythronghly  towet^ 
or  moiflen  with  water  '^fleepeyfolfey  or  feafony  m  li- 
quor :  alfoytojhrinlieyas  Fullers  do  their  clothy  by  wa- 
ter. ,  ,,  . 
Abbreuvcr  de  quelque  opimon.f(ii;«é/^,p(?j(^//e 
wholly  y  with  an  opinion  j  to  imprint  y  or  fix  it  m  the 
fnind  5  to  breed  in  the  thoughts  an  ajjured  perfuafion\ 
or  fîillbcleefèythereof. 

At)brcuvoir:  va.a  wateringplacefor  ho'rfes. 

vnibbreuvoir  imoufchcs.  an  open  wound ^  or 
hurt '^ (whereat fliesyif  they  mayc^u'ietlyydriniie  their 

Abbrutl:  m.ie:  f.beaftfyybrutifh  >  or^  made  beaftly ,  be-^ 
comebrutifh.  .- 

Abbiuver.  ^4^  Abbreuvcr.  ^ 

Abderois.^/"  Abderair^e  ancient  name  of  a  towne  in 
Thrace  ;  &  of  another  ynow  called  Aimer  ia^n  Spaine-y 
and  of  a  certaine  iflandneti'evntoSamothrace. 
Rire  Abderois:  Prov.  ^  continuall  or  vncefjant 
laughter  ^yfuch  as  the  Philofipher  T:>emocritm  (who 
w.tsofthe  firflAhdtTxJisfaydtohauevfed. 

Abdiquer,  to  abdicate  y  torefiife^yreieU  y  forfalie  ^re- 
fi^^^yp^e  ^^^^^  y^aji  ojf^  expelùut  out  offauour  ;*  al- 
foyto  abrogate  yOr  difanuU  j  aljOy  to  prohibit  the  vfe  of 

Myàxxôitxxï.aleader outyor away :^  awithdrawer  y  or 
puller  aw^. 

Abecç.-m.  an  AbceeytheCroffe-rowyanAlpbabetyOr  or- 
derlyMyof  all  the  letters.  m 

Abécédaire:  com.i»/7^-^^r^e:  that  but  begtnnes  to 
learnehis  Abcee ihence  alfOy  childijhy yoo?igy  fimpky 
ignorant. 

Abcchement.^  Abbcchcmcnt. 

Abecher.^ Abbcchcr.  *  . 

AhcQUctct.topecl(eat.  * 

AbcaifCimon^aferpentofthel^m^  . 

AbciUznnc.  the  white  mafcadine  grape. 

Abeillaud:  m.  aJ)orreyOr  Drone-bee  ;  ^  Langued. 

Abeille:£^  Bee-ythe  little  hiuiyor  honme^ee. 

Les  abeilles  ne  deuicnnent  point  frelons j  Prov. 
Goodyor  well-bredyjpirits  neuer  dégénérât. ,   . 

AbdSloïiimuineafiyOrfwarmeyOfBees. 

Abequcf  .4;^  Abbcdicr. 

Ahtsté:m.ée:i'mountedonhorfebacl(e'yOry  that  hath 
anhorfe  téride on.      .v   ' 

Abefti:  m .  ie:  imadeyor  become,  beaflly  j  j&tf  ofyOr  befot^ 
ted  mthybeaftly  humors. 

Ahe(\in.perpetuallv  burning.  fRab. 

Abeftir.  to  mai^  a  o^aflym-  beafify  ;  to  bring  into  beafify 
'courfesitobefitwith  beaftly  hmors  y  téfillvntiifa^ 
uageyorbrutifbyconditions:  ^no'i/\. 

Abhorrantrm.  an  abhorrer  y  detejlery  loatberi  Oriels 
MAxonenVyandbenci'y  >^fa»or  .  / 

^  nc  fuis  trop  abhorrant  de  cette  ppuion^^I  dif 
fir  nm  much fromylmnûtaltogithp-agai^^ 

nion.  ■  *■  •    ^  '  .\^«i*-?\\; 

Abhorré:iii.ée:  (Jetefledyabborredyloatbef.yr.n  'I A 
Ahhoncntabborringydeteftmg^        i  abhêrrtnt 

einiinmttitriyflndhumory^p^ 

vwéfually't^ci^^tmé^M  V  V iv  \  n 

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Abhon\!Cszntyabhûrrin^d€ïepmg,hat^^^^ 

Abicd^:  m-dtc:  iab'uRybafe^vÛe^coïJtempûbUyOHtcajlj 
of  no  value  \  dejpifeciycaft  off^or  away  j  hrpfy  deieikd, 
out  of  courageyout  of  conceit  rpithhimfetft. 

Abic<ftion:f.  abieilionj  vïlenejjey  abieii  Umlineffe  y 

bafenejfeof  batty fhiriftnejle  in couragCyOnermuchhU' 

militi^yorvndervaluingofhimfelfi. 
Ahicrim.afaulcongentle.  - 

Abilci&  Abiller;  ^HabilcjcJ- HabiUcr. 
Abismç}&  Abisiner^  as  Abysmc'y&  Abysmcrt 
Abhméittï.écifMgulfed.  __ 

Abjure^  abiwredydenied by  oath  \fmfrooYnt. 
*  Abiuremcnt:  m.  anabiuring^  forjweamg^  denying 

withanoath^ 
Abiurer.ra  abiurcyforfweare  j  defùe^mthan  oatk 
Ahhtifim.  the  ablatiue  Cafe. 
AhlztionS*  a  taking  away yorfi'om. 
Ablayci  terres  ablayées  de  hlcdyCa^i^e  giroundyland 

whereon  Corne  growesy  or  wherin  it  hath  benefifwed. 
Ahhys:fn.Cûyne  groivingyor  injhcaues. 
Abk:f.ablayyO>^blea^eyfiJh. 
Ahlcrctim.  a  l^^ind  of fmallfifh-net. 
Ahkttcif^a  tittle  blayyorbleake.  ^       ^ 

Abloquie.Edefices  ^bloquiez  ivix.baiUcx  parle 

fcigncur  direft  en  Einphyteofe,&  Ccnfîùc. 
AhhitionS.  a  wajhing  away  ^ 
Ahois:  m.as  Abhois. 
A\^oli:m.ic:  f^boliflKct'y  rafedydeficedyputouty  abro^ 

gatedyextinguifljedyannihilatedyfordoneydifantéUed. 
Abolir; toaboli^ry  to  rafty defhcey blotyOtput^out  ^to 

abrogatey  anné'ùdtey  extingu^foredoeydifanuU. 
Abollfsement:  m.  an  abcUjhment,  o}-  abolijhing  j  a 

rafingydefkcing;yabromingydifamUmg. 
A!bo]ixio\v.^^anabol^menty  anmlnlatioTtyobrogati^ 

onyextmgutttmertttAndm  laWyThe  leauegiuen  by  the 

king^or  ikjgesyvnto  a  criminal  accufery  to  defiftfrom 

firther  perfecfition:  In  Chanccrie^An^abfokte^  orge^ 

neraUypardon.  «l 

Abolition  de  €rcances,&  vieilles  fcedulçs;  age- 

7ieraUyreleafe^Q^ti\xsdky(n'forff^ 

debts.     -.v-Jf  •     ! 

Lettres  d*abolltion.  An  abfolute  par  dm  jaunted 
by  the  Prince  vntoa  whole  Countrie,  Tàwne,  or  yU- 
Uge^that  hath  ofended:^T^icov  Yet  others /niore  ge^ 
neralfyy  meane  by  Abàùùony^yab/obae  or  genera 
pardon. 

Abominable:  cbou  ^^ib^Mi»^/(f>  execrable^  dete- 

flable. 
KbonrnzuoniuMobbominationj  ddetefiatm^  â 

horr'élfywtxeijrabktimg. 
Abominer;  Todetejl,  amnre^ loath extreamfy^y  to 

bauemabhonùnatàon. 

Abondamment«tff»iaii{m(^>  eoptouffy^fidfyyflemh 

fidfy^enoMgbandenougkagame.         < 
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Abondant  Abundantyplmi^ 

veryjUlyexceedmgmueh:^ 

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Abondct.Tpoboumt^  âuirfinifmtb  itohericbmi 
Abonné: jn^ct f.C$mfmtdea fir,  or  mn\  agreed  I 


fçr  before  hand  j  at  a  certaine  rate  with  j  made  good 
withyexchangedfor. 
Abonnement  m.W  compoundingwithyor  for  \an  tf- 
greeingfor^  à  beingat  a  certaine  rate  withy  before- 
handy  4  malfing  good  of  one^thing  with  another  yal- 
fo  an  exchahgingy  or  aliening  of  one  thing  for  avo- 

Ahonncr.fo  compound  witkyor  for  ;  to  agree  before- 
handy  or  be  at  a  certaine  rate  y  withy  for  a  thing  ;  to 

nkUfegoodonethmgwifhamther'yalfotoalienyOr 
exchangeyone  thing  for  another.  ^ 

Abonncur.  An  dienorycxchange)- 3  Alfo ,  as  Acqué- 
reur. '  ^  ^   ^r* 

Abonni:in.ic:  f.i>f4^fe  go^  ^^  ^  Abornc. 
Abonnir .  To  mal^egood  >  a^o  to  doe  good  vnto-Jilfi 
d$  Aborner. 

Abord:  m.^/  arriuallyan  approach  j  a  boordi7:g^  ab- 
bordingydtawingneerevnto.  1^/  / 

De  doux  zboïQ.GcntleyCourteouSy  a  fable  :  of  open 
acce{feyeafie  to  be^ol^en  withyor  come  vntp. 

Abordable:  com.  AjfabUyabbordabUyapprochabley 
boordable.' 

Abordade:f./f 5  Abordée.  •    t 

Abordé.  Approached^booidedy  accoafledy  boorded^ 
dilxwne  neere  vnto  ;  alfo  arriuedyOr  landed  at. 

Abordée  :f->*/^  approachyboording^abboordingyaccoa^ 
fimgydr awing  neere  vnto-y  alfoyanarrimlly  arriuingy 
or  landing  at.  * 

D'abordée.  At  firjly  at  prjl  fight  ;  as  foone  as  they 
touchedyincountredyor  cameytogithtc. 

Abordementi^  Abordée,  f  • 

Aborder.  To  afproachyoccoajlyabboord -y  boordyor  lay 

aboord'ycomeyor  draw  neere  vntmialfiy  to  atriue^  or 
landat. 

Abomage;^Aboumage.  t 

Abome:  m.ecif.  Limittedyjiintedyboundedy  l^nomng  \ 
h^s  bofmdsy  or  xphat  he  muffl  truft  vnto  j  hence  y  com- 
pounded  withy  Of  for 'ya^eed  beforehand  for  j  at  a 
certaine  rate  mthyVfon  a  for  mer  agreement. 

Abomcment.^  bmriingybomdhigyfiinting  j  alfoy  a 
-  compojitiony  or  compounding  ;  afettmg  of  a  certaine 
price  ony  or  a  ftanJing  at  a  certain  rate  for  ;  a  recei- 
uingyor  paying  forythingSyOtherwife  than  in  l^ind^ 

Aboraer.To  bmaybofind^ftinty  alfoyto  compoundwithy 
or  for  'ytofeta  certaine  rent  on  ;  to  ftand  at  a  cer- 
taine rate  fori  toreceaue^  deliuerjby former  agree^^ 
mentyanf  thing  otherwtfnhan  in  l(tnd. 

Abordf:m.lue:  f.AborttueyVHtimelyyfiilÛwnfeibredy 
b((rne^broufhtforthyb'^orêa  due  time.  .    . 
Ocufzborm.An  addle  eggeyofyanegwhefejbellis 
mstyethard. 

Abouchement- m^i^^iiriify^^  rm^rar^ 

Abpucher*  Toparleyytreaty  conferremth  by  word  of 
mouth  ^y  to ^ ea\(e face  to j^e  vnto. 

AboU(jlon:  d'abcGrrar ftif|^  laydon  bisfuey  or  onaU 
fowre^yâlfoyfioop'm^  bamng^or  bolding^befàce  down- 
ward.      ^^  ■■  ■   ■  ■'  \      '   '  ■  '    <-■•'- -■^Â'-'-   "  ' 

Abouquement:  in.  Aheapmgvpy  as  of  new  made 

jM>Gaqytçr.TobeapeyOrpilex4^. 

Myomionnctro  bud^eMotUyput  forth. 

Aboumage:m.  A  compofitiani4  certaine  rate,  or  va- 
luation ^  beforehand  Offeementfwrytbings. 

AboumementiSc  Abqiimer>  as  Abornèmcntje^ 

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Aboutir.  To  wax  ripeyor  dra^  to  a  heady  as  an  impo^ 
(lume  'y alfOyto endy to appioachyor grorVy  towards  an 
end'y  to  meet  at  their  end-y  dl£o  to  touchy  affront  y  a^ 
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fro  My  bottomcy  top  y  or  end  of  y  alfoy  to  approach ,  or 
:  make  towards.  .'  *  v. 

Aboutir  en  pointe.  To  endfharpey  or  pointed  j  h 

'  graïPfmuUcryandfmalier  towards  the  toppCy  heady  or 
end.     '    :  j  "      •_..  •    "^  ■       '     /      .■  ^ 

Ahùxitiff^ns  d'une  maifon.  Tifvtmoft  ends  or  parts 
r  of  a  houfcyOf  the  front  and  bâclée  fide  thereof.' 
.Aboutilsar^d'unc  heritage.  r/?fx'//w/if  bounds  y 
or  limits  of  4n  mhcritanceyat  bothtnds  thereof. 

\Si:yoni]l[s^nt'^rawing^orcommihgyVnto  a  heady  or 
end  J  alfo  ûffronting^ahuttmgyconfimng  vnto-  at  the 
top  or  bûttomcybead  or  foot ,  or  at  ^either  end  j  alfOy 
mal(mgyOrapprochingy  towards. 

AboutifteiTient.^  drawing  to  a  heady  agrowingio^- 
wards  an  end  :  a  meeting  at  their  endya  touchingy  af- 
frontingyabuttrngz/ponya confining^  orneerenejfeyat 
either  end.      '  ^      ' 

Aboutilsement  d'os^^jEpiphyfe.  :  ' 

Aboutifsement  dc  terres.  The  vtmoft  boundes, 
marchesylimitSyOr  ends  of  lands. 

Abouvier-Ti?  vnyoJ(C  Oxen-y  ^Norm.      '      \     / 
AbrzdzxU.  Parings  Jhauing;,fcrapingyrafmg  j  wearing 

away.    '.  .^'  '    ;     •  ^  ; 

AbKgé:m.An  ^bridgementy&C'yOi  ^hhrc^è.' 

Abrégé.  Mridgedyabbreutatedyfhortenedy  curtailed. 

Abrègement  ^  Abbrcgcmcnt. 

Abri-  m.  A  couerty  JhrowdyfheUeryO}'  Jhadie  place  ;  a 
lee-jhoreyjheadyfeatyor  corner  y  whereto  neither  wety 
nor  wïndycan  come:Henceyafan(luaryypiace  offure^, 
tiCyOr  offafè  retreity  in  aduerjitie. 
Vn  port  de  bo^  abri  poiir  les  tidmts..Afa^  bar* 
bor  for  pùppingyin  all  weathers.  / 

Ahncot:m.Thej^ricotyOrApricoclieplum,       , 

Ahncotitï.  An  J^icoclftree. 

Abrier  d' Arbclcfte:m.rib^  tree  of  a  Crofiebow. 

AhntX.Tocoueryfhrawdyfhelteryfhadow.    ^ 

Abrogationif.  Anabrogationy  aboUfbrnent-yrepea^^ 
bng^difanuUing^  ". 

Abr6oé:in.cc:  fJibrogatedyflboûfhedy  difanuUedy  re- 
Pealed.  /         A^  • 

^roçj^t.ToabrogateyahoU^^amiUyrepeak.      % 

Abr  b  ton:  m.The  hear  be  Sôthernwood.  '         ^ 

Abruption:  f.  An  abruption  *y  a  breal(mgofy  a  bwr^ 

ftingafunder.  *  . 

V  Abru^tion^'os.An entirefiperationoffomepart  | 

of  a  bone  from  the  refiywhicb  thereby  fufftrs  a  manir 

i^ftwant.  •    '  \  "^ 

Ahvutï:m.ic:fMade  beaftfyygrowne  b}'Ut^ 
Ahnmv.Tomal(ebeaflfyyarbrutifh. 
Abruve: m.  ec:  f.  water edywet  throughly),  feapmedy 

fteepedyOrjhrunkin^yfiUedyfarni^ 

wate/y&C'       _         '         ,    .     .  - 

Abruver.4^Abbrcuvcr.      r - 

Abrunroir.^  AbhtayoiiyAwatermgplacefirborfes. 

Abry:m.Ijool(e  Abri,     v  "      . 

Ahscc2^m.An  impoftumeyhotchyprfwellmgfidcfmat^ 
tar.  ;  iSceiurfe  of  ill  humours  running  out  of  their 
veins  and  natur  all  places jMo  the  emptk  ^is  be^ 
tweene  mufclis.  •    .  /     -' 

Ablcis:m.i{erf;CMi  fjlf^iiM^ 

Ab(con(c:toni.Mî^^iM^A^^^^  cfMrf^ 

iurlfin^conceated.      *->^*i     / 

Ahrœmé:m.é6  iHiéUen^^€ur€dy€cnceakdy  l(€pt 


Ab(c6nicment:m.-r<  h'ldmgyobfcurin^concealing. 

Aolconfcr.  Tobide^coftcealeyobfcureyltfepe  clo/e,or 
fecret. 

AbKynte:mJr(wwewtfrfiIiJoife^  Abfyrithe^  • 
Ab(cyririen:m.cnne2f.Bi?/9»gi;/g  to  ivormwoody  bit- 
ter as  ivormewoodytafitng  of  wormwood.  V 
Ablcncc:f.^i{/^«rf.                       .,         V 

AbfcntAbfentymilJmgyWantingyOutoftheway. 
Abfenté:  m.éç:f.Abfented  ifent^yorlftptygotyjlity 

orfledyoutàftheway.       . 
Abfenter.Ti?  abfentyiofendJ(eepêy  gety  or  haue  out  of 

'  the  way.    .    ♦  .  .      .    ' 

S'abfenter.  to  fiitybe  goneyfiie  his  countrk^playlcaji^ 
inJightyl(eepeoutoftheway.(l^fedfn^^ 
thfi}parft fence.)   '■  ,  r    ;?       /^" 

Abfince-iw  Abfintc,  4s 

AbfmtQitnJVormwoody  I^tfi^fjAbfymhc* 

Ab(înthé./«tfAbfînte.    .  \. 

Ablblte:  f.  Amibfolutep^rdonyfigenerall  abfolutiony 
firziuifieffeyremitment  of  offences.         ./< 

Abfblucm.ute:  L^*/&ii^/f .  w!?^w^  J      ^ 

leudy  db{olut.Maundie-Thurfdayy  Sheere-Thurf^ 

day.        >  .    ..  -  .■'';••"••■  ^••'.■-  '■        ■  •  /  ■  ^A 

Abfblfltlonrf.^»  abfolutiony  afirgiuenjfffe^or  firgh- 

'  uing'yadifchargeofy  or  deliuerie  fi  om -y  aflaboUtioà 

ofjdebtSyWrongSyoffences*/ 
Ah{oiutoirç:cotti.Abfoluatorièypardoning^fvrff^ 

l-cttïc^ÇolutoiXQi  A  ParpbnfigTud. 
Ab(brbé:in.éc:  f.  Suppedyordrunlfe  wholy  vp-ydeuou^  ' 

redyfwallowedp  ^  ,  '. 

AbforbeT.TofupyOrdrirfl(e  vpkll:  to  deuouryfwalloWy 
confume./     ;  ,        '  • 

Abfoudre.  ^  Abfouldrç. 

Abfbuldre^  Toabfofueytoj^giueabfolutefyypar^on 

wholy \to  rennt offences vûoy  to dtfchargeydeUuery 
.  quit  from  all  danger.  •       '; 

AbibuIsi^^^Abfous*       r- 

Abfbiiltcj^A^foltç.  V 

Ahrous:m.outc:{.Abfoluedypardonedyfkltuenyquity^ 
•  cUerefy  dfcbargedofyOr  deliuered  fromy  the^ 

ofiuagement.  \  ' 

Abfbutetf.^;^  Abfoltcjor,  A  générait  abfolutiony  par- 

donyforpumefjeyremtmemrfoff 

,Al)ftcnir.  ToahJLwUy  forbearcy  temper bimfelfiy  re- 
fraine^hholdfrommdlingm^       ^ 
Souftcnir,&  âbftcrtii.T4>*/W5por/^ 
arapphihmfelfiimtotbetime.  ' 

Abftcn5F.in.iuc:  (.Abfierfiuey  cleanjmgy  or  w^mg  a- 

^  way.  ■''''■/"'/ 

AhPi\r\cncc.Abftinèi^e^efi'amng;^firbearaM 

Abftinencc  dc  gucnç«:^  truces  fur ceafm^  from 

warrt. 

Abllraj^on.'^ff  abflraSiûMyfi  drawing  outy  or  away. 

Ab&t2i&:m.  AfeperationydifunkionyaiJkn^M^^ 

Abftraindre^  Tobindfafiy  to  Ipik  hardy  to  wrap  in 

bands.  •'  ''  ^    '.-".'    ■ 

j^h(h[ÙsitaAsic:lCl(feJbulden,fjutvp,darke,ficret, 

•mroMtdvf  mobfcmiùejbtfritQ  be  fptewtie,  orvth 

derhoed,  -  *     '  • 

t^tdtiVci.MabfmdkUiaffofey'M^ely,»  vw 

reafikdbU  matter,  -. 

f^itàticom.Abfmd,fottijh,p»fe,^ûpt^^^ 

rHpt,witboutreafon^offrder> 
/MxeEtw^t-Abfurdhy^mfy^vnord^^^ 
Abfiirdk^:f.  -*»  ahfttrditte,ffoffene(re^fMifimeffeyan 

akruft ,  9r  fittififfort;  an  xmtUiefythmi,  vnreafh 

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Abfy n  the  vnaim.Sea  n  ormwoodyU  of  thrti  l(mds  ;  I 

one  culled  whit c  fea-wornTrpood  '^  the  fccondybroad-  j 
leaned fea-rvorr/zwood  \  the  thirdy  Mu^oort  wornh^ 
wood,  orySôthernvçoùdrPOt'mrvood.  , 

Ablynthç  PontiqucPowf /ci(f^  irornmood'yjphere- 
ofthite  he  two  l^indsythc  ordwarie  brpadleaned.  and 
the fmall PonticlicnvYmeivoed :  Some  alfo  call  the 
ivhitc fciiv;fOYnmmod  Abfynthium  Pomkum;  o- 
ther  s  c  0)1  fvnnd  the  Voninl^e  with  the  Romany  and  it 
feemts  {by  them)  thatythat  which  hnetofirewas  ter- 
med Vo/iticlieyU  now  turned  into  Roman é^ 
Ably  n  the  Romain.  RomaneiVormemodyFrehch 
li  'orrrrwoodyfma  ll4vaued  ivornmoody  Garden  or  Cy- 
pres ivormewood  j  catted  alfo  Wormewood  gentle  y  by 
^  rejfm  fjfihc/wectfmcUyWhichyContrarie  to  all  the  ^- 
'  thei  {[tfidsyityecldi.  ,    ^    *  ^    •  '■  '^' 

»  AblyathcdcSain<flongnc,OMSantoniaj .  the 
farHe\ûrfmaUwhiîeiiwmewood\  (fomecaU  the  fe- 
co?idPontkliey  and  others  thf  white  fea  fVormewoody 
AhÇyiuhmm  S2ntonic\xmybut  not  fo  properly.) 
Petit  abfynthcj^  Abfynthc  marin^  e^ectally  the 
fi  yfi  y  and  bfty  l^rfjcis  thereof.  ■-,'.■ 

AbllS:  in.  Anabufe^deceityimpojlureydifappomtmenty 
jnllacieygulleriey  affo,a  mijpendingy  ordiforderfyinh 
pîôîment  of.  «•  '. 

Abiiisc  :  m.  ec:  i.Abufedy  mifufedy  wronged  :  aîjfoy  mis- 
Jpe/7t,ord.fo7'dcrlybe(iowed:alfoydecèiùedyfnijlalieny 
in  .m  errerMginledyfféUed. 

Abiifement:  m.Jn  abufwgyOr  mifujin^^a  mijpendingy 
or  dfarderedbefiowingof'y  alfo  y  aaecemngydifap- 
pointlnçi^^mocJ(e)''ieybeguiling.  .        .        -^ 

Abu|cmcnt  de  Tail,  ou,«  de  vcuc.  A mijlie  dim- 
?ief}e  in  the  eyesy  which  caufeth  them  to  jnijtal^e  one 
thingfbr  another^  and  is  the  auauntcourrorofbfmd- 
.ne\]e.      •  ^  ^  •    ■ 

AhuCQT'To'abufeymififeyWrohgymijfendyOr  beftowdif  ■ 
orderly  y  alfo  to  deceiueydifippointy  gully  coufine  y  be- 

s'Abiifer.r^  mifta^eyorbe  ïfi  error  j  to  wronghwh 


felJi'y  alfoyto  loofe  time. 


Abufeur:  ni.  An  ahuferya  mijpender  of  y  alfoy  a  decei- 
uer^mpofieTybeguiler. 

Abufeux:  m.euie:  iFuU  ofabufes^^deceitfuUyguUe^. 
AbiLC^m.filCiiAbufiuey  deceitMy  guUefiiU yalfoy  Or 

gamfl  cuftomycleane  out  ofarder^orfrom  the  vfe  of. 
ADufiOQrf.  Anabufmg^  an erri^yf^JUcieyimpofiure^ 

gmUydeceit.  ; .     ; . 

P&\}fmév^Vit.Abufmebymofl  vnorderfyy  cteanefrom 
^  the  right  vfcyor  fence  of. 
Abutter.  To  aime/^ytojhoaty  at.    , 
AbyfiTiè:m.-^;î  ^byfmué  ;  a  bottomtefe  holey  or  pit  j 

an  infinit^menfèyor  vnmeafitrable  depth  j  a  whirle^ 

j^ooUyOrfwaUmvmggulfi^^^^^^ 

Abyfhlc:m.ée:f.  Abi/medjnai/fidi  thrtnmeintOy  or 
fwaliawedy  by  a  whirlepoot^^ottomiejjepit^ar  hole  of 
anvni^nomùdepthiaffobeaienyortén'ufi/bfiatvn-  J 
tOyOrfijrintOy  another ^that  it feemeshjiycr  appear  es . 
no  more  i^atfoyfunl^ey  vndoneythrowfiedûwney  oner- 
throwneyhtcomtonaMdainofrntfirkh^ 

■  •.  and  hence  y  '-^'  -'W:^  '  :■'  ■_  ^'\  '■  •  ^>-  ^'••v  \v/^->.-.;^',:w-  :'^^-:  ::■/'■■_ 

i  JI  a  abyfiné  fou  etmcmya  Hebathwbofy/iippref 

t  fed^orvttertyrtùnidylmemfméi^ 
AiiyfmçXfTùabifme^U^ 
mfinityandifmMapérahlewptbyto  cafi  into  d  bot^ 

.  tomlefpe  hoU^  or  pit;  t9  tbratp  dcfpmefrom  a  great 
he'jgbtbynto  the  bottome\  aJfhyto  beàtj  or  thrêp  one 
thtn^fofiat^Oycr  fkrmf^^ 


tojl^  appeare  no  more  \  and  (by  metaphor)  vttertyy 

Md  on  ajudden^  to  dejtroyy  rume  yZ  ndoe^ouet  throw. 

Abyfmeux:  m.cufc:  (.Gulphie^fuUofwhirlepools^alfo 

bottomlcffe  ^f  an  tnfinityor  vnmeafurableydepth. . 

Acablé.yw  Accablé  J  Alfo/nadefàftwithy  or  zntOya 
Cable:  •         ^  V 

Acabler.  Tofifien  withyOr  vntOya  Cable  j  alfOy  as  Ac- 
cabler. ^ 

Acacc:  f^A  certaine  thornie  plant  yof  two  l{mdsia  grea- 

ter  growing  mojl  in  Egypt  y&  a  lefjiyinPontm-yalfo^^ 

Acacie:f.-r^  medecmaUiuueyOr  liquor  ydr  awn  from  the 

*  feed  of  the  Egyptian  thinrne  Acacia  j  infteed  wherof 

(fans  Gtxzïà)the  German  Apothecaries  both  vfe y& 

callfoythe  tmce  of  Sloes. 

Académie: m.eerf.  Befottedypu\ledy  or  pkmderedy 
with  too  much  sl(iUyOrfiudywg. 

Acairc.  Aprjoper  name  fir  a  wan  ;  and  the  name  of  a 
faint  yvnto  whomefknom^afitc^md  harebrMtd peo- 
ple are  fent  m  Pilgrimage. 

Acamusé.m.  ée:f.  Flatted ^madey or beateny fiat *y 
blunt yor  flat  pointed  ;  lil^e  a  flat  nofe. 

Ac2Îh:m:iQi{.HardnedyCnuredyaccuJiomedvnto\thai 

hathzot  ahabiLof^i^c. 

Acantnc-m.Tfc<i^;(?(^/i!;  thiftle  called  yBranl(yrfw/ind 
Beares-breechijt 

Acaré.m.ée.f.  Affront  edy  confonted  yfet  bcfoyeypre- 
fentedvntOythefhceof 

KczicmtnVm.AnaffrontingyOr  confronting. 
^  carer» To  affr^ntyconfrontyjlt  flice  tofkcey  or  before 
theficeof^bringneêrevntOyOrytogetber. 
Il  lay  acara  fon  Arquebufe  à  rcftomac  :  He  pre-' 
fentedbisPeecevnto  the  others  flomaci(.  / 

AczxizRxticotù.Hartbraindy  rajhy  brainkjfe^hapey 
fo'iou^yvnreafonableyinconfuierat  y  one  that  is  vi-* 
olently  fvaied  by  hisowne  mad  willy  andfranticlfe 
humour.  k 

AcznzRicté'SSranticl^e  obflinaciey  mad  wilfidnejfe^ 
harebraindJurieyOpinionatraflmJfe. 

Kc2&ï.  To  inhabit yfoiûurneylodgeJwelly  or  houfehkn- 
feljiym.  .  ^  -^ 

Acazer.Ti^  rent  y  Of  let  oùtvponayearelyrent.- 

Accablé:m.ec:  (.QuerthrowneyOuerwhelmedybeaten^ 
or  borne ydowne  with  blowesy&c  j  Oppreffed  by  much 
waightyOr  cuer4feauie  burthens -y  confiundedyVttcr- 
lyruined.  -  ^ 

Accabler,  to  ouerth/owy  beat  y  or  beareydowne  with 
blowesy&c.  Opptejje  by  much  waiihtyOr  sucrheauie 
burthens  *y  ouerwhelme^'uineyconpundvtterly. 


woortb* 


Accaration:  ^^  Acarciiienr. 

Accariaftreté./i5f  Acariaftrete. 

Accalané.  Louinghomey  euer  within  doores^  ^^Hft^ 
doue^uedvp/ieuerfti/trmgabroad.  ^  ; 

Accafement.»  Accoifement.  > 

Accdex^icur.  A  feeder  Jjafiner/lijpatcher. 
MuTde  accélérateur.  A  certaine  musjile  whereby 
tbevtine  andfeedarekrtidout.    |    !r^^^^^^  V 

Acceleration.  hafiyOrfpeedmal(mg\ana€cel&atm^ 

Acciâttéim.ét:f.Acceleratedj9aftened'ydiAat$hed.  " 

Accélérer.  To  accekratyhaflin^etd^  mlfehaftydi^ 

i-  ffiatebi .  '^^(  -  ^  v^  -  '^  -^   ^ 

Accence  m.^  Acenc^ 

Accen^ffiem*  nttivïtcebfaraôfir*^Z&/fetf/*y 

Uafi  y  or  at  a  terum  y^arefy  rent  j  (frkj^ififfan 
yearly Ccns/pr «jZo^ifce Accnlcnient        ^^  ;:; 


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or thep 
held. 

Accent:  i 

the  voie 

Accen 


z'jea. 

Accen 

ctntish 

.   Trench. 

Accen 

a,oii^a 

Accentu 

an  accei 

Accentu 
Accepta 

worthy, 

Accepta 

allorvai 

Accepte 

good  pa 

Accepte 

m'n.iîpp 

Acceptil 

of  a  del 
firme  ;  ' 
promis 
Ouy^Ic 

Acceptic 
ar(adm 
ftinBioi 

Accelsib 

ofeafie 
Accelsif: 
Accefsio 

commin 

Acccflbi 
augmen 
due  or p 
ble-yûîfi 

Acceflbi 

or  corr?i 

AccefToj 
Accez  : 

mingVi 
Accci 
Accidcr 

tune^m. 
.    cafualt 

Accider 
Aceider 

bymee 
Accidcr 
Acdam 
Acclani 
Accodc 


Accoeu 
Accoini 

alfoym 
Accoln 

ledyor 
Accoin 

merct^ 
Accoini 
Accoin 

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cr  the  piyingofanyearefyrentyOr  Cens  for  any  thing 
held.  .  ^ 

Accent:  m.An  accent  ;  alfo^the  raijingyor  letting  frUyOf 
the  voice  in  pronuncution.  '  \ 

Accent  ^^u.Jjharpe  accent /narked  thuSy\&  much 

"  zfed. 
Accent  circonflex,  ou  contourné.  Thehimed  ac- 
ant  is  marl^ed  tbui\or  thia  ^ ,  and  is  jtot  much  vfed  in 

,   Fre/uh.  "      *  ^  ' 

Accent  grauc/i"  marl^cd  thiiSyy&fet  ouer  the  words 
d,oiVà,&c. 
AccQiUué.m.éc:f.Acce?UcdinotedyOrpronouncedyWjth  ' 

an  accent. 
Acccnt{lcv.Tomarl{€ynoteyOrpronouncCytpith  an  acce?il 

Acccptable:com  .AcceptMe^paciomypleafrng^  fit  y  or 

Tvorthyytobeentertai?ied.  '• 

Acceptation  :  ï.Anacceptationyintcrtainmentyreceipty 

allorvanceof. 

Accepte:  ra.ée  :  f. Accepted :receiuex{yOrintertainedin 
good  part.  .«,  ..   .> 

Acccptcv.ToacceptyintertaineyreceaHcingoodpart'yad- 
mit.approue^allowof.  .    ., 

Acceptilation:  i.Apament-y  oryan  imaginary  difcparge 
of  a  debt ^made  from  a  Creditor  vnto  a  Debtor  in' this 
firme  ;  Tiens  tu  pas  pour  cUySc  rcccu  ce  que  ic  t*ay 
promis  f{faies  the  Debtor  -y  ivherto  the  other  anfpeu) 
Ouy^Ie  le  tiens. . .  .       '.,  '    ".  .'^'^    l-i?-"  ' 

Acceptioh:  Ç.An  acceptionyaccepttng^rçceAutrig^tal(mZy 
art admijjîonyor  inter tainment  of-yalfoya  rejpeilyOrdi" 
jlinHion  ofperfonsyin  ludgement. 

Accelsible  :  cova.AccefftblCyjhmsliaryCourteouSygentley 
ofeaficaccefje.  .  k 

AcccCiïSmAnciiAccefJîbieyacceJJlueyeap^to  corne  vnto. 

Accefsion.  An  accefjîonyor  addition  j  alfoy  an  accejfe  or 
comymnqvnto. 

Acccfloire:  com.^  circumftance^y  anficcefflonyincreafey 
augment ation^ouerpUuy  vantage  vuer  and  bejides  the 
due  or  principall-yû^Oya  danger ygr eat  mifchiefiyOr  trou- 
ble 'yûfoyfln  erroryOr  diforder.  *  ^ 

Acce{roire:com./<c(;/rfe»/4i/^  or  accejfarie  y  happening, 
or  cotpming  iriyor  mailing  one  by  chance. 

Acccffoïïcmtnt.Acce[pirifyj/iccidentally.   , 

Accez:  m.Anacccj]eyane^trieyOrpijfagc  vnto^acom^ 
mingvntoaplaceyor  matter. 
AccczdcnchyxcAfitofanague. 

Accident .  An  accident  y  a  circumjlance  j  alfoyfl  misfir^ 

turicymijhapycalamitie /ni/chance  -yalfoy^ny  accident jor 
.    cafaaltie.  ,  . 

Accidentai:  m!  aie  :  f.  AccidentallyCafuaU. 

Accidentàlement.  Accidentally  y  cafualfyyby  fortuney 

by  rnecre  chance. 

Accidentellement.^  Accidentaicment.      X 
Acchnvpé.Falienedypinnedypegged'y  fNorttié   /        ' 
Acchm^QT.fofiifienytopinyOrpeg'y    fNorm/ 
Accodepot,^  Triuet  j  thepropyOf  fi^portery  of  a  fee- 


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AccoeuiUer.Td  benumyor  befotçmthfencélefneffe. 
Accoinft^^  Accoint  yÀc^uaintedy  orfiMiliarwith-y 
^  alfby  neat  ^compty fine  ^uci  in  apparell^r  othert^ife. 
Accolntaoie  :  corn.  Acquaintable;eafte  to  be  acqmin- 

tedyor  jamiHaYyTpith.  *  ^  ;  ....^^vh^  ; 

Accointance  :  f»  Acqudintançéycmuerfatiany  or  cpmr 

PterceyWith.   ::■.-;;■;   ■C'/^^V':-'  v;^''^--.v  -      „■'-:'  ;-.,v-'v^.-v;.. 

Accointement.^  Accointance;  (An  oldw&rd.)^ 

Accointer.T9  mal^  ioUieypeartyquami^^melyygàllanty 

xi;$fly  yfopranlfeydec](eytriclfev»  :  alfùytofeel(€^  afeôly 

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rpith  y  or, to  getyOr  dcfirCythè  acquaintance  of. 
I  Accoisé:  m.ée  :  f.  ^ietedycatmedypaâfied^  appeafedy 

quaUifiedyafuagedyallaiedyeafed. 
Accoisement,//  quietmgypacifiengy  appeafingyqualify- 

ingy  eafmgyaffuagingyabatement  ofpaine  or  pajfion. 
Accoifer  .Ta  qmetypacifieyappeafey  calmey  ajfiiage,  eafc, 

mittigatyqualiifieyabatey^Uay.     . 
Accolitc:  va.  AnouueyOryoongproficient  yalfo  the  boy 

that  minivers  to  the  prieft  at  mafje-time.  \ 

AccoUaHe:  f.    A  coUmgy  clipping^  imbrdcingaboui  the 

necl^e  ;  Henceythe  dubbing  of  a  l^nightyor  the  cérémonie 

vfed  therein.  ,  .       .        .  ^ 

AccoUe.  CoUcdyClippcdyimbraced about  the  necl^e  ;  /;; 

bla'^nyCollared.  ^* 

AccoUéc  :  f^  AccoUadle, 
Accollenrd  embraceyCoUyOr  clip  about  the  nec\e^ 
Accoileer.  To  malle  meet  y  àr  fit  fir  the  necl^e^  .Affoyto 

firil(e  in  the  nechyos  men  \ill  conies. 
Acçoinmodabîç.Fittableyaptableyappliable^ 
Accommodation.  Afittingyaptingy  applyingy  acconh 

modatingyfiérniP)ing. 
Accommodé .  Fittedyapted^ppliedyfirmfhedyocco^ 

wodated'y  alfoyhelpedy  ajjifted  x  alfo  c  out  fed  y  or  cud- 
'   geUed.  .       •    ,        .       -      -  \ 

Accommoder. To  accommodât  y  fityapty  applie, frame 

vntOyOrfirytofitrmfl3\  alfoyto  affijïy  helpeyfuccouryéilfoy 

tocourfCybeatyCudgeU^feAl(nauemhisl(ind. 

AccommOQQt  vrv^mmt. lin fe  a  rçi^man/ 

s'accommoder  au  temps.  To  fer  ne  the  time  y  to  fil- 
;  low  thefjvingéyÇQurfiyOr  fajhioHy  oftheprefent  world -y 

to  doe  as  others  doc. 

Accompagnable:  com.  CompdnabUyfociabky  eafie  to 
bçt  conuei  fed  with. 

Accoriîpagné.  m.éc:f.^ccompamedyaJfaciatedyCon- 
fortedyl^ept withyhauingwe company yor fiUewpftp^of  î 
Mieux  vaut  eltrc  feul  auc  mal  accompâgnjé.  Pro. 
it  is  better  to  be  alone  than  with  idUyor  lu  sorted ^comt 
panie.  ■.,  ./,..       ,  .■  ■■  : 

,  Accompagnement.^  companyingycr  accompanying  y 

)âfiUowftfipyfocietieyaJ[fociatwnJ 
Accompaener.T(?  accompanieyafjociatyconforty  keepCy 

or  holdyfiwnvjhipwith  yalfiytofi 
Accomp  2J:AgQzntXompat  mg/natching  withy  refem- 
blingvnto. 

Accomparager.Te?  compare /natch y  equallycon fir  one 

thingwith  another. 
Accomparer.^^  Accomparager. 
Accompli:  m.  ic:  fj  Accomtl^dyatchieuedyfinijhedy 

p^firmedyfilfiUed -y  alfoy  pQnifhedy  fuppUed,  ijiduedy 

with. 

Cent  tins  zccom^llS.FuUahuhdredyear es. 
Accom^lit.Todccompldhyfimjhy  fidfiUy perfirmCy  at'* 

chieue'yfkpplieorfiirnipwhatlaclieth.     .   , 
Açcomplilsemcnt,^^  filfiUingy  accompHjhmenty  at- 
^BkuementyM  performance  on  alfOy  afuppUcy  or  /Zd-- 

mjhing. 
Accompïi{[QUr.a  filfiller^chieueryperformn 

plifhet^finipHr.fippli^ 
Acconditionncrm.  éc£GiMény  or  grantedyVpm  io^- 
;--v dition.-'    -  ' ■■^'^'-'-■''::  ^^      '  *■  «v.:^- :.v  '"  • 

Acconditionner.ra  gmy  or  jaunty  vpm  condition, 
Accondimt Jo lead^lnrmgto'ytocond^  ^ guide 

miotirneying^gpini.,    :^l^^ 
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aslayeyflpathfiiU^dlc^asabeggar^  t  . 

Accoquincn  ^(^  malfe  tame^  ^mfaydt^  familiaf  j  to  re- 

clafm  a  wild  thing,        / 

b'AccoQxjmcT.Towax  as  la^^;becomeasidUjiram 
'  ^   a^JhathJuU^  a  beggar.  ^^^ 

Accord;  n\.Accord^gr€ementyConc0rdance^onfenti  d- 

fo^A  çontYad^omfojuiôujbaYgaine  agreed  on  ^alfOythi 

deed  wherely  that  contrail y&tyis  nrndeyOrpaffed-y  al/o 

anaccotd^  concord  mmujicl(e. 
Accord^blc.Compoimdable/iccordabUyagreeabli }  fit^ 

or  eafie^to  be  agreed. 
Accordaillcs:  ?T/;e  betrothingyor  malfingfireofaman 

and  woman  together.  /       / 
Accordance:  tAn  accordyW  agreement  j  a  concord^  ér 

concordance  in  mufschc. 

AccoTdvït.AgreeabUyaccordantyÇoncordànt  j  well  fit- 
tingvnto  :  compoundingyOf  eonfentingyWithé 

Accprdcvn  ac;  A  man  betrothed  to  a  woman. 

Accordé.  Accorded^greedycoruurred  witb*y  confentedy 
grauntedjieeldedvnto'y  chaffered J^argaintd^ompoun- 
ded  fir  *^  at toMdyCompouHaedyreconcUed  together.  ^ 
Figure  accardée.i^^i|;f  Figure.  ^    •  ^ 

Accordée.  Vfic  accordée.  A  woman  that's  Handfiifi 
with  yorbetrdathedvnto^  man. 

Accordcment:  tri^naccordrng^oncutringyW  àtg/tf- 

'  ingwulb  'y  ayeeldingyor grauntingvnto  iolfo^  bargain 
nmgyor  compounding  fir\  alfh^  reconciliatioHyOr  com* 
pofoionofdifferencesyanagreeingvpon. 

Accorder.  Toaccordy  concur  y  confenty  affeey  with  j  to 
yeeldyorgraimtvnto'yalfoytoattoneycompound^eeonz 
cile  differences yOr parties  in  diffe/ence-y  4$iito  bargainy 
chaffer yCompouita fir  j  alfiyto  agree  vpon.  | 
Accorder  vnc  Éle.  To  handjkfiyaffiançey  betroatb 
himfilfivnto  a  maiden? 

Deux  chiens  ne  s'accordent  point  i  vn  os  :  Prov. 
wefiy^wo  cats  and  a  moufey  two  wiues  in  oneboufOy 
two  dogs  and^a  bone ^éuer  agree  in  one. 

AccoïAé'.ttï-éei{.HomedyhauingyOr  wearing  horrfs:  (In 
Bla^n)atti/ed. 

Accort:  m.tc:  (J>$JcYeet^eadie^arkyadu'^d/kcmn-, 
fie^yfirefeeiHg^cware  j  of  a  good  Jpirityquicl(e  witjno^ 
,table  reachytbat  hath  an  excellent fifficafi  ;  alfijpçUiey 
fébtillyCunmng. 

Accortemcnt.mrifyydifcreetfyJfeedfiUyye^^ 

ly^tiifedly'yWittifyyfiébtiBy^t^ 
Accoite{lè:£  Circmfie^Uy  Pi^arineffeybeedfiinefre^ 

di/cretiony  aduifedneffe^greatreacb^prfirui^yji^ 
'  tiliie  ofjpirit^mcl^^ 

Accortiie:£^  Accortcflc,  '        r  > 

Accdhbl^j^mMcoaJ^   ;  fit^  w  éafkyto  be  aceoa^ 

fled.  ^--^•■^.  .•••    \:        .V  ■v...''.^    ■  .•■3p.-        '--^ 
Acco&é:txuce:(^ccoafled^pproa€bed^  drawneneere 

vnto  'yffàwnefimitiarwitby  adfi^  affrontedy  brauedy 

Accoftec^Ta«^M/2/r  icinefidetafidk'ytoapproachyor 
draïKnteerevntâ  ;  atfiyto  wax  acquaatedy  9r  p0w  fi^ 
mdm^^tth^yolfi^e^^ 

Accoté:  m,  ée  :  îynaeffetyvndapeomi^  wpofè  fides 
arebeUvfyfupperttdyfiÀâbu^ 
(^fiippingiaîfijreaïedyfthai^d/spà^ 

Accotennent:  mu4n%mderfettmf^vnderpr^Hgifip^ 
;.  portii^Jkflainmgyft^^ 

pOftetê  ''■>■' ■  7:'' /■■  ■■■: ' ''^', ^y      "*  ''-      trn'-'^M-^^-^- 

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hccoltX.TovnderjetyVndeYpfopyOr  hold  vp  the  fuies  ofi 

tofit/UiMyfuppartJhoYeyffUttifeffeyffeare  vp  j  tofiayfrom 
Jhalfingyiirr  flipping.  | 

s'Accoter  coiure.r«  rearihimfelfiyor  leaneyfigaiiifl. 
Accouche  ai.CC:fJLaidd(rwneygoti^ito  bed.  i 

AcCG^chée.A  woman  that  lies  incbildbed.  \ 

Accouchement  :m.A  lying  downe  in  bed  j  alfiy  a  wo- 

mans  being  bYought  to  bed  j  or  her  being  m  childbed. 
Accoucher.Ttf  he  downe  inyto  get  himfelfiy  to  bedy  alfo 

tobebroughttobedyosawomanofachild. 
Acc(mdcmcnv.rn.Alea>iingon  the  elbow. 
s' Accoudcr.Td  leane/eflr/nrjlay^n  bis  elbmp.^ 
Accowàoïv.mji finmoybenchy  rayUy&Cy  whereon  one 

leanes  with  his  elbow  id  reft y^ftayya  leaning  Poc{e. 
Vnc  chMc  à  ZCCOUQOivS.Acl)aire  with  elbmès. 

Accoviïphaï.écilJlamedfirychaYgedwahyflccufed  of  y 
acrime.  ^ 

AccouplabIc:com.tMi(;eiiA(< /^/>^4W^^)?/  to  be  con- 

pledwith.  I 

AcçQ\Xi^\ai^c\m.A  coupling^^^^^^ 

vniting  together^  vnto.     ] 

Accouplé  .Coupled^oal^ed^  vnto. 

Accouplement*  ^  Accouplage. 

Accoupler.  Toiayneyvrnteycouplcy yoa^e  togetheTyOr 
vnto.  -  r 

Accouracé:m.ée:f J;rriwrtf^f ^,  hartcned^mboldened^y 

that  hatb  mettle  tut  into  him.  - 

Acco\}ï^^tx.ToheartenJncour 

Accoui:beri&  Accourbir.  To  bow  y  cYool^eyOrbend 
inwards  jn"  towards. 

Accourci:  m.  ie:  f.  Shortencdyobridgedy  curtalledy  con- 

traùtedyplippedyOYcutJhort. 
Accourcir.  Tofiortenyab/idgeycurtally  cUpyOrcutfhort. 
Accourciflement.  An  abridgtyjgy  Jhortemngy  curtal- 

Ung^ûntratting  ;  a  clipp'mgyor cuttwgfhort.     \ 
Accourcment:  m.A  concomfeyCommiTîq^  ortnmimg  of 

many  men  togethcY  to  one  place  j  an  affembliCy  or  haftie 

gather'mgof  people  frommany  places  vnto  one. 
Accourir.Tip  tmjja^yW  hie  toother  infiocl^yor  troupSy 

vntoaplace. 
Accours,  as  AccourcmcnVy  Alfiya  chafe. 
AccovSmi.Tal^enas^clinowledgeâ 
Accoutiiner.  To  ma\ey  adfmwledgeyor  ta^eyfiyhis 

coufin.  \  f   ,  / 

Accouftemcnt  :  in.  Ahearlieningyor  liftening  too-y  a 

chawing  neere  with  his  tares yOr  vnto  the  eare  of. 
Accoufter.  To  hearl(eny  Itfieny  giue  eare  to/lroxp  neere 

vnto  the  eare  offiTyWith  his  ear  es. 
Accpuflcur  :  m.  A  hea:r\ener  j  one  that  lifiensy  or  giues 

eare  yVnto  another. 
AccovSk[bmÀc£DreJjed^^ 

,  trkndydecked.  •  _^ 

Accoutre  i  la  TigrcCque.Cruelly  hàndteélyhmibly 

betbwacl^edyor  befiratched. 

U  m'a  mal  accoutre*  He  hath  vfedme  very  hardly  y 

be  hath  dealt  moB  badly  with  me -y  or  y  he  hath  brought 

meto  muchmispYtime^poareepateyfiniUtaffe^ 
Accoutrement  :m.  AdrejfinyittirmgyappayeUingy 
,   declifMgjtnmmingiatfoyagaymèntjfaiment^^ 

fiêit  of  appareil Juit  of  cUnShes.        i:/?i^d  ^. 
Accouracr.To  chatt^efey^tppareU^t^^rayi^ecli^ 

Ocommeilaccoufirclesgens.  Ob  bow  vilely  be 
iifffaees^yadlyhereMtsofyhmfiltbilybeebaih 
dtesjHrwsl(¥rmhbeikaleswsAy^ 
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limdly,fi'€clyyfitUy',(from the cujiomcoftbqfe that  are 
iorvaUh.)  ■[  .    .  •     *  ' 

Lc  Roy  s'accouftra  de  telle  cruauté,  &  furie.  The 
l^mgput  ortfuch  crueltie^entered  pilo  that  fine. 
AccouRmnzncciU  nfiomc^vfage^womt  ial/o^an  ac- 

hccon{{\xm(::m.(:^£  Auu^omed^  vfed^mtedy  cm- 
red  vr/to-^al/b  v/hallyormiéchv/cd:  and  bencei 
Chofc  accouftiimec  n'eft  pas  trop  priscc:Pro.  ive 
feldomepri^^whatsordinarie.         ■  '-^'^'■■'ë-&^^^ 

Accoultumér.T(?  accHftomeyvfeienure  v^iioypra^ife  tn. 

Accoutré;  Accoutrementj  &  Accoutrer  tfw  Ac- 

couftre j  Àccouftremcnt  J  &  A  ccouftr cr,  v^^^  n 

Accoutumance;  Accoutumé;  &AccoiiWm^^ 

Accoutumance;  Accouftumcj  &  Accoufhiitiçr.  L- 
hcçou\(::^.é.Q:f. Brooded  J  fel  clofe  onyCrowdedouer-y 

alfo^iMercdyhidden^oueYJhjAovfied.   ) 
Accouver.^  Accouvetcr- 
Accouveter.  To  brood  ^  fit  dope  ^  or  crowdingyOs  afipine 

auerher  egges^  or  Chic{en5  j  (and  hence)  alfo^  v^^!?^- 

JhadatPy  coneVy  hide.  '  É  .^ 

Accravante.^^  Accrevante. 
Accravanter-  as  Accrevanter. 
Accrazer.ro  brcal^eyburflycra^e  ;  bruî^yCrufh. 
AccrQllé'ATi.écifXrefiedyCOppfd'y  hauing.a  great  crt  ^^ 
'      or  combcyos  a  Cocl^e  j  alfoyCocl(Uy  prêuayfàucieyftatet^y 

Ju(lie,creafi-rifm.  '  ■■  '  \ -'■■  ''f' '%:-C' 

Accreften  Towaxcocl(itygronfproudy  become  fame. 

lively  yfiatelyyto  fir  out  ityOrJland  vponhigh  te  arms.  >? 
Accreu:m.  ue:  f-  Gr&pme^rtafed^a:rjf:d^iyn^^ 

iedyomplified  j  aljb/nultipited. 
thcctÇXiniéViolently burftyjmioujly  brolfen.    ^.;  ; 
AcctevzntCï.  To bUrfty  or  breal^e Violently.    /-Ç,, 
^     Accrevanter  les  viUçs.  To  rafiyoueirthroi^e^ 

;i»holc  tqivnes.  v         ^  ^   .         ^ 

Accrue:  t  A  growth yincreaTe y  ee^mg^augmentatim.   -J  >i 
AccrcvCï.TôbmjiyOr  thrufi  out  the  guts <>f.  '      '  ;;  ' 

Accrocherm,  ée:f.  Hoo/ied  j  clafpedy  grapledy  faftened 

vnto  J  al/oygrajped  j  alfiyftayedyV^deUkedyOs  a/uiti: 

pphencCy    '    .  ..■•..•■.*/-•■'■•.    '-'■■■"    ' /:l. 

ht  procès  eft  accroche  J^wzgf  by  the  wall. 
Accrocheniçnt.m.^  ibpfli(^foc/jj^»>^  grapling  j  ajh- 
fteningtOyOr  hanging  on^a  hoolie  j  a  grafping/eachingy 
or  catching  at^  draw'mgtùjfya  hool^e-y  aliOjàfiaymgy 
delaying.^  fi^reflawïngyofa  Suit,  r 
AcîtocherTn  procès.  ï>  fiay  a  fuit  from  fitrtber 
prtKeedmg  j  to  delay  y  or  teMeoffyfar  a  imejtheffofe^  i 
•     ctulonofit.    .:.'••... -v^.',  ...-,»:•■;•,.  ::  ■.•;■•:- 

Accroire.  To  entmfi^  to  commit  vnto  Ae  \eepng  of  m 
truft  i  al/oyto  lendfM  mnie)vpon  trsefi. 
S'en  faire  2caoiïCéWiîthim(e  voelly  or  be  well  con- 
ceitedyofhimfhlje  j  tom(e  too  mucbyOr  very  muchy  vp- 
on  him  y  henceyto  pre/imu  on^  mal^e  bimfèlfc  fuire  of  y 
Û  matter  ;  to  oner-rule  ity  dijpofe  ofity  prévale  inity 
malfje  it  m  me  hisfide^  be  fir  bis  purpofi-yto  commai^fd 
^lHtefy^(afwe  fay)  to  n$le  the  roaft  3  al/o^offhread 
fir  in  reputation  ymcreafe  migbéily  m  credit  yge(or 
^  ffwpmtogreatauthoritie^lyfath^        - 
Aû3X>  juance£  Increafe^u^^nentation'^&M 
Aocix>H{ênienc:ntwte  increafing^mgmenting 
rk^y^ff^àlpegorgroj^^ 

AcdtMftXr  Acax>iffiuice#^  -  ^;,  V;-..  :i^iv-i;^'vgif  ^'^g  •" 
/Vccroiftre.T(9  imnteafeyouffftentym^^ 
biq/ir m$d bigger ^ atfi^miêttddie^ waxMumy.,   ., 

ttmu^gtoredeem^e  their  JbamOy  redouble  it.    , 

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s  Accroflèr.To  grajpCyClajpeygrapple^  buc\le  together. 

Accroiié:m.éc:f.  Droopmgyos  a  bird  that  jits  mlh  hir 

feathers  loofe^ftaringy  about  hir. 
Acaoupi:m.  vc:t  Crouchedycoopedyfloopedy  orfetftoo- 

ting  ;  benty  or  bowed  finvard  yfquat  vpon  the  taile.  ^ 
s'A^<ïOUDir.ToftoopeyCrouchyCOOpeybendy  leaneyOr  boWy 

fhrwara:^fitybendingfhr/v;>ard^  vpon  the  taile ^or  knees. 
Accrues:  fUr  Accreuês. 
Açcubes:  £•  Couches  y  lodgings -yreftingkac  es  j  Cabins  to 

lieyOrtoreftyin.    .  Y  -         /     • 

*Accueilli:m.ic£  Intertained^eceiuedyWelcommed  ;  al- 
yfh^rriuedyor  gathered  together  in  a  place  yalfoytal^eny 

ouertaben-y  orjirut^en/tswith  tvmder^  -r.  -  N  .  / 

AccuQÏ&ï.Toentertaineyreceiuey  àr  welcme  (l(tndfy  j  ; 

/  dt/byto  reach^ue/idfe^y  orftril^e  ;  alfiyto  comfy  gat  her  y 

floche  toietheTyorfls  nwmes^&Cy)brevdJn  la  place. 

^  Accueillir  fa^oyc  vcrs#7T&  t/auell^ourneyy  wendyor 

\  ■  gOytowards.      ;./    ■■•    ,./'^;//^     '  ' 
'Accucuré.Sict(e^rillyat  the  heart. 

Accul:m,  Afiop^flày^yany  àliwny  or 

geSy  fit  hinders  from  proceeding  \  afeàingy 

^     the  taile  j  atfoythe  hottomcyendy  or  fii 

fixes  yOr  badgers  ec^thyWh^re  fittingon  I 

\  finds  bim fel fi  againfl  the  Terriers. 

Acculé: m.ée:f.Omrfey(W//f^r  Cet  on  hi^ 

■     vnto  afiraiiy^into  tearms  of  vnauo 

'\:   '^IfOyftoppedyOr  Jiayedy from  further  prot 

;  '  Accule  en  fon  opinion.  Se  tied  y  or/bbfti 

;  :     nion  j  7iot  to  be  mouedyOot  to  be  drownCy 

C  lis  ïont  acculé  de  toutes  parts.77;fy  haue  befethim 

$  roundythey  lay  bard  vnta  him  on  all  fides -^  (from  the 

%w  ivho  brougjjft/vnto  a  bay  fets  htm  on  his 

Gammons  y  a^id  turning  tJ^er  eon,  is  firced  to  definde 

jhimfelfi  dgainfi^oth  dogs  y  and  mhy  on  eucryfide  af 

mfailinghim.)  ■/        . 

Acculer.T»  throw  dorone^r  fit  on  his  taile  j  alfoy  to  be- 

xfitroundy  lajhardvntOy  brin  g  into  am  ait  y  or  into 

^1^ tearms  ofvnamdable  danger  \  (in  ajgfung)  to  put  to 

J  his  plunges^  driue  vnto  a  nonpliis\alfiytoftcpyOrftay 

pom  further  proceeding»  /  • 

^:V  Accider  tn  (bulicr.ï1(ï  tread jrr  weafe^Jboe  lotpnc 
V  atthebeelesi 

Acculléyit^Acctdé.  *  * 

Accumulateurrm.^;^  accumulator  ;  a  beaperlor  piler  j 

a  hoordoTypr  gatherer  j  afiuing^or  thriuingyfiUcw.  / 
Acciun|Lllation:£  An  accumulationy  or  accumulating  ; 
a  heapingfir  piling  vp-y  a  hoording^  or  pithering  into 
heapes. 
JfiiùcJhiviSihmjo^^^  or  piled  vp 'y 

boordedjor  gathered  into  heapes.  r 

Accunuilen  To  accumulatjyeapey  or  pile  vp  ;  to  boordy 
or  gather  into  heapes  j  to  increafe  mightily  j  to  lay  on 

load.  ■■■■•■    ^  ..  ■  ■  •  ''7'  ■  '   ".■■  y'  .'.:  ;■•■^''^■- 

Accilfant:mu4;f  otcufant^accufer.  \. 
Acai(ant.(parttc)i4^(:i^/yrcr^^      . 

Accuiateur:m.  Anaccufery  plaintifiy  informer  y  fmdt^ 

Accuiàf3jB<^^  ^^  ^    . 

Accuiâtioa:f;  i<ii  accu/ation  y  a  complaint  itiade^  in- 

^-firmatti^ 

AoMalticeL^/f  accufktrix^  actufirefle^     , 

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Tel  s'cxciifc  qui  s'àccUfe  :  Vro.Loùlie  Excufcr. 
Accuvé:  m.éc:  (J^ut  into  a  fat  y  UtJlandyOr  Ut  wot^eytn 
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Acencci  w^>Acçi"ife: m,//7âywc,<?r  leafe.       ^  •      v 

Accusé:  ïï\.éc:f. Leafed yor  let  out  to  Jhrme. 

Acenfenient.  ip-  ^  ^>w;7g  j  ^  letting  y  m  ta\(mgy  tf 

\    fhïmc.  ^     * 

Accniér.To let yor tàl^e^to fit/me.^,  '  ^ 

Aceilieur  :  m.AjhrmeYy  a  letter  outyOY  talker yto  fame. 
Açci^\\é'*rt\.éc:{Xetoutfir(aruearefy)C^         .    , 
Aceniivenient:  mui  lettingourlvtCtn%the  cf  eating 

of  a  QQuÇwxCyOt  of  a  Tenure  iy  Cens*    . 
Accn/ïver.  Togiue'^r  let  outyfhr  (an  yearely)  Cciis  i  fo 

c/eaté  a  CcnRuCyW^  a^enure  by  Cens.     ,  - 
Acerbité  ^iuiceibiue^arpeneffeTfoHrenejfe.- 
Acéré  ;  m.éé  ••  fSteekd  ;  Jirged  or  mode  of^çfftperedyor 
'  ft/engthenedwithySteele.,     '         .  . 
Acer  çx. To  ftecle-j  tofirge  or  mal{é  ofytemper  orfirmgthen 
'    mlhyStede.'     V  ^  -  \  :    '        j^ 

Acerternerit^  Accitcncmcnt.  o^ 

AcQXtiinéxertefiedyaffertained^jJkted. 

^ccïtti\cn\tnt.Acemfymgyflfcertid^ 
Aceittnti  Joctnifieyafcertaineyaffmeyaffià^ 

tn forme  confidently. 
Accrtes.(  Advcrb.)(?/tf  certainey  in  very  deed  j  in  good 

earneft  3  dfOyhanUyyaffeSlwnatfyyWithoutfh^^ 
Acetabiue.  as  Cotyledon  ;  Alfiy  ananàmtmeafure 
^    containmg  about  fixjpoonjùls  of  âquid  things  j  &  two 

ounces  and  a  halfè  ofdrie  j  or  (according  to  our  waight) 

an  ouncCy^quaYterSyiCaratSyii  grains  and  abal/è^ 
Aceteufc:  f.ThehearbeSdrrell.  , 

Açcteux  :  m.cufc:  isharpeyfourifkytftbefubftancey  or 

hauingthetafl^of  Vinegre.  ^ 

ActlQntéSharpeneffeyfoweneffe  j  thefubfianceyor  tajly 

of  vinegar.^  ^?        1  .     ^ 

Ach.^«  Interieilion  offorroWyOSyÔh  j  and  offirrawfiU 

exclamation^  yAh  j  zfed  alfo  in  Imprecations  y  asyHa^ 
Achalandé:  m^e:  Lcufiomedyfrequentedly  chapmen^ 

orcujlomets.  • 

Achaiander.  To  allure  chapmeny  get  cufiomersy  dram 
•   cuftome.  .        - 

Achancri:  m,ie:  LcanlteredymadeyOr  g/ùwneyCani(red. 
Achantiquc.  Maftic  achantique  :  Afiwefttafting 

Mafliclfeyor  Gum^  bred  on  tke  top  of  the  Caltbropy  or 

Star-tbifile.  ;    ' 

AdlZVt:m.ashdïct-yApurcbaJè^.      > 

^  Achapt  pafl'e  louage.  Seel^e  Louage. 
AcnaptcT}  &  Achapteuri  as  Adiçtcti^d  Acheteur. 
Acharné:  ni.ée;  (Jlepoedwith^^i^^yeUfb^^^ 

tedwitlyfeâedvntOyflejhyal/ofilfy  nandediCtmOy 

bentagfmjt^ofècittin^extre^ 

-    purfuingTAitodeatbwUboutremorteffmifCH. 
Achamementî  mjiJUpmf;y  a  feeding  bâitikgwitb 

flejh\alayingoffUj^vpon}^alfi^tm 

uqcat'wnvnto^rudUe.  ■  •  ■^*-''^^^:^<'---^^^  ' 

AcïmnctJ'ofieJbon  j  to£y  fefbvjm  ;  tùfhdy  màt^ 

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,  Ache  :  m.  The  letter  H  j  4^^r/v  ib^^ ri^  Smallage. 

Acnc  kmchc  JFemaleSmallage^     .  '%'[ 

.  Ache  des  ïardins.Ptfy/è/g^, 

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/Ache  de  marais .  Maijhy  ormarijhy  ?arfelcy^ater- 

ParOeyySmallage^ 

Acné  de  riscc Jj  either  the  Crawfiotof^riayOrJhe 

Crowfootof  the  fàllcrw  field. 

Ache  rix^i\\xt. Smallage /narfl)^  ormarijh^parfeley^ 

Ache  de  Saxdû^}\c.Thefame.    / 

Achc(2iuy  ageJVildparfeley.  ^. 

Grand  ache.Tèe  hearbé  Alexanders.     .; 
Achées:  m.Grubsyground-worms.  Z 

Achelois:m.i{e:f,(>/^(?r  belonging  to  the  fiimoia  Grecian 

riuer  jdchelous  ;  alJoyWaterie-y  and  hence  j 
'     Bru  vagc  Achelois^^/ey  j  (?/  w  at  cue  drink^^ 
Ach^n\Q:mjit:ïJ)eçj^dyfiUm^ 
AcheiTier./i^  Achemmer. 
Achcmereflè-^5^  Acheminereflc.  " 

Achemes  :  m^  Àchécs  y  AlfOyatthiSydectfingSyOrna^ 

mentsfifï  women. 

Ac\\cnmé:tn.éc:f.Put^rfetyinthe  way-y  addrejjed  vnr 
tOydrreâied  inya  couffe  ;  begun^ntered  mto. 

Acheminement  :  mjtfettmgyordireiU^tgj^ntheway  ; 
anentringyajhewingof  the  way  vnto  -yalfiyanadr 
drejfe^  introdu^iony  eat  rie  y  ingrejfton  '  j  way  y  yafjage^ 
meansyvnioa  thing.  - 

AcheminerJV?  ^^^e/Jè  vntOyputintryfety  ardireiliny 
theway  yto  enter  ;  tojhew  the  way  vnto  ;  alfOyto  com- 
'mericeybegmy  fet  forward  y  breal^e  the  uCy  giue  an  en^ 
trie^alfe  an  ouertwteyvnto. 
U  perfuadoit,  &  acheminoit  tant  qu'il  poUvoît^a. 
He  perfuadedyand  laboured  all  he  couldyio. 
S'àcheminer.T(^  wend^Oy  tal^e  his  way  y  beginne  his 
iourneyy/èt  forward.     •  -^ 

Achemmer.Toy^r/|[e  trimj/idorne  \dreffe^rray^tire. 

Achemmereflè  ;  f.  A  woman  that  maizes, pro  jetton  of 
drejfingyor  dccl^ng  of  Brides  i  hence  al/bya?iy  waâting- 
womanyor  chambermaid  ^  tint  bath  tbatfiffice  about 
hir  Ladieypr  miftrejlje.  y       t 

Achcnal  :  m^  c/iwwi^iZ.       >         ' 

Achcptcr^  Acheter.  * 

Aç^XoJetibe  teeth  an  edgje.^ 

Acheramin:  m  A  l(indofSmaUageyOr  Crowfoot  reffnk-  ^ 
bling  Smallagje.^  ^ 

Acheron.  The  name  of  one  oftbe  riuersfiiffied  tf^he 
:   mHcU.       '''   -r- :•••■.■•''■■   :m"  .. ■'_.•:■  \^-i^'\- :  .'■  ■^■'■..  ■ 
Acheroncé:  m.  ée  :  f.  Plunged  in  4fberon^rowned  ht 
Hell  i  alfoyhellijhyor  bred  in  Hetf^  and  (thence)  moR 
cruill^llybideous.     -  ^     v  i«.>^fl|f- 

Acheroudoe  Jbnes  AcherpntidesJ!^ 
Achesnies.4^  A  chemesjTiref  ,0r  omamtntsjmwomen. 
Acfact  :  m.  A  bariaine^  or  purcb^  ;  a  thing  bought^  or 
;^^  furchafed  *y  alfo  }uying^  pur  chafing,     i^  v-^v^w- 
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pùmnfjor  for  money.   . ,  ^t^^w^  :^*^ 

AâlTO  chat  en  poche.  To  bariainevnaduifedfy  j 
tobuyapiginthepôke  *yto.bifyàne}no»esmtyOr  fées 

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Buy  a  houfe  made^nd  a  wife  vnmand. 
A  trop  acheter  n'y  a  que  revendre  :  Pro.  Wans  o- 
uerbought  are  ftldome  returned  without  lojfe  '^  nor  dot 
many  things  (on  the  getting  wherofrve  haue  be  flawed 
much  time  or  toile)  gotten  y  quit  the  coft  wee  were 
at  about  them. 

U  faut  acheter  vigne  defcrtc  j  VioXuygmmd  that 
:  ,    UesvntiHed. 

.Qui  bon  l'acheté  bon  le  boitjPro.HV  that  wilpay^ 

or  tal^e  pain  s ^ fir  good  things  yenioies  good  things. 

Trop  acheté  le  miel  que  fur  cfpincs  le  Icche;  Pro. 

He  that  licites  honnie  ofthomes  paies  too  deerefir  it. 
AcheferefTe  :  f.A  woman  that  buiesyorpnrchdfesl 
Ac\\QX,t\Xïim.A  buter  ^apurchi^er. 
Achetiver;  as  Chefciver.  Alfo^to  inthraUyOr  captiuat. 
Achevé:  m.ét:f.AtchieHedyfindedyefeHed,finifhed^o?h 

cluded^confimmatedyCompaffedyaccompl/fljea. 

Son  honneur  cft  achevé  de  perdre  j  His  honour  is 

wholyyhisreputatknfaUyylofl. 
Achèvement  :  m.  An  atchieuemcrityor  atchieuing  j  a 

perfiéiingyOr  bringing  toperfèôlion  ;  afuUending^ef- 

fidingyor  finijhing  j  a  confmmatingy  or  accomplifh- 

ment.  .  *      *      . 

Achcvcr.7'(?  atchieue  ;  to£ndyfim]hyConclude(fiiUy  ;)  . 

todifpatchy^eéiy  per  firme  (throughly  '^)  tô  perfitty 

confumrnatyCiccompltfliygo  through-ftitchy  with. 

Cela'  fcrvira  pour  Tachevêr  de  peindre  ;  There  j 

wants  but  that  to  fill  vp  the  meafure  of  his  tUfirtune-y 

that  being  once  done yhe  is  vndone. 
Achilles:  m.  (The  well-lfnawne  name  of  a  mofi  valiant 

Greelfe  j  vfedfimetimesyby  the  Frenchyto  figntfie )  a 

defi:adeYyprotet'loryfupporterypropugriatoryWarrant^ 

affurance  'ybuclfleryfirrtification. 
Achoilc  :  f.^*;^  occafiohyahoportnnitie. 
Achoifbn:  f. The  fame  j  alfoyCle^ony  or  choife  j  alfiyan 

acaifition.         ' 

à  petite  achoilon  Ic  Loup  prend  le  Mouton;  Pro. 

The  woolfi  talées  any  fmall  occafwu  tofei^e  on  the 

Sheepe. 
Achoifomicr.To  accufeyto  piclie  a  quarreUdgainfi. 
AchoilMîïer.  To  re  fly  of  m^l(e  Holyday  j  alfOytoflayy  or, 
J^ttend.    . 

Achoiy^  l(indof  long  Axe.    ^  Bourbonnois.       ^ 
Achope:  m.çérf.  Stumbled atyOr on. 
Achopement^  flumbling  j  offence  gmenyW  tal^en. 
Achoper.To  flumble  atydr  on.  .    '^ 

hciAticom.SoweYyeagerytartjhâYpe. 
hdàXxlJE.ag/enejfe^arpenflfeyfi^ 
Acier:  m.Steele.  .   ^v   .  V  , 

Acierer-S^^ife^Acercr.    •     I    \'        v       : 
Adarnpcr;  ^  Acclampcr.  -^ 

Acné.A  wHùjfeyfindgracelcjfeyfilltrw.    i     ,: 
Acointj  Acointer;^eei([e  Accoint.  ;    '  '  ' 

Acollé  i /t^  AccoUe. 


Acolyte,  as  Accolitc^  Hee  that  minifierr  to  tbePrkfi 
^,  kpbylehefao''^  >  -  f 

ÀconduirCî  Seel^è  Acconduire.  ^  -  "^  - 

Àc^ilit:m.Aconicuin^  mofivenemoushearbe  ;  of  two 
T  pnncipaUl(indeSyVh^ÙbMrds'bàney^nd  mfj^bane. 
AconCxiyvïp  ;  as  AcœtiGxfytc.  >^?f^-  ^^ 

Ac(Mc:mJt  médecine  compounded  of  beatings  &  mol- 
\^fpng simples.  '  ■'■  ■  :^^''^fii':W' 

Acoquiner  ;  ^  Accoquinà%r-  ÇJ  ^i  r^ 
Acore  :  m.Calamus  ix^zûokjthcfipHiCaêe^ 
AcQ^xmJbzilHomed^^yhMmgl^rntT^  'm^MM'^^y. 

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Acoucher.^  Accoucher.        \ 
Acouhardir.  To  accowardi%ey  effeminate  y  malfefiint- 
hearted.  \     ;  „  .,  , 

Acoup.<^ic(ilyyJhrtlyyjpeedilyypidda'mfyJ^^ 
aminuteJnamoment.  ^\ 

A-cbup-venanLT^e  name  of  a  fare  tuàdie  Apple. 

Acouter.^  Accouter  J  or  as  Efcouter. 

Acquei^menc  m.A  purcbafingyobiainfng^etting^o^ 
curing  j  or^as  Acqueft.  ,  x-        v 

Acquéreur:  m.A  purchaferygetterygaincr  j  one  that  in^ 
crtafes  hisfubflance  by  buying  j  alfbya  challenger  y  or 
claimer  ofyOne  that  pretends  a  title  vntOylaad. 

Acquérir.  To  acquire  ;  to  getyObtainey  procure  a  thing 
fought  fifr  y  to  pur  chafe  yOr  gaim  by^iircbajmg  ;  alfiyto 
claime  challenge  yOr  prêt  end  title  vntoj^mi. 

A^C^xtÇtmJ^pwrchaceya  thingprocimdy^k^  bought^y 
atfoyfi  gettingyprocuringypurchafing^yatfOyprofit^^ny 
cômmoditieygettïngsjrncreafiofjubflanjté.y:    -^T^ 

Acqy[ei}s J^ur chafes  made yor  things  boughtybythe  v^- 
mariêd 'y  or  by yOr fir yOnlyotie.  (Therein  different ^^ 
Conquefts.)  .     .  .    ' 

Nouveaux  âcc\UC&S.Pnrchafes  of  inheritances  fSf- 
daly-aUodial ,  or  cenfucl  y&Cy  made  by  Churchmeny 
Corporationsyfraternitiesy&Cy  after  they  haue  procu- 
red letters  ofMortmaine  (fir  other  things  {)  whereof 
the  V^ng  iîifiïming  himfelfi  by  Commifjion  or  other^ 
wifiythey  arefummoned  to  void  out  of  the  lands  y  <itCy 
jopurchafedywithinayeare  j  by  the  èndwbereofif 
theyjoaueyiot paid  the  ffn^y  whatfoenery  impofid  on^ 
them  by  his , Oncers  y  the  lands  are  immediatlyy  and 
without  recoueriefeiQ^d  into  his  ha?ids.  /        \^  ^ 
Droift  dc  nouvel  acquefi.  APriuiledgc  offini^g^ 
at  certaine  time  s  y  the  ignoble  Tenant  thai  poffeffcsy 

\    orpUrcbafeSya  noble  Tenement yOr  inheritance  j  Lool^é  • 
Droift. 

II  n'y  a  point  d'acqueft  en  luy.  He  u  but  a  drie^fil-^ 
lowytbere  is  nought  to  be  got  by  dealing  wiÉÊhim. 
En  grand  fardeau  n'cft  pa^  Tacqueft  j  Mbv.  The 
greatefl  burthens  afe  not  the  gain  fille fl  ;  o/,  The 
goodnefse  of  a  thing  refis  not  in  the  greatneffeofitj 

Atquésté:  mjhifJ^Urchafid^c^Hired^  ^ottenygained-^ 

^  pro  cured yobtained.  ^ 

Acquciksr.Topisrchafeygeiygaine^cqidrey  procure  y  ob- 
taine..  ^-^ 

Acq\k^YcSe:f.A  woman  that  purcbafeth.       . 

Acqiidiicmm^purcbafirygetteryg^^  a  tmimg 
fiUow'yOnethatencreafèthhisfubfiancebybiiying. 

AcqueftsJL(ioit^  Acqueft, 

Acquieiceinent:  m.^iâetneffe  ^y  alfo^n  agreement  ^ya 

'  yetldingyOrcomming  to  agreement  before  iudgment  j 

alfo^  approuingofypr  afubmitting  himfilfiiMtùy  a 

,.  iuif^flunt  paffcd  affii^  ^^ 

Lttttcs  d'acquiefitement .  A  letter  ofAttwnejy 
^  whereby  a  Client  giues  bis  CounfelloryAttum^jn  So- 
licitor^uthoritie  to  a^ee  with  his  Aduerfirie^  ,  ^ 

Acqutiacait^ yeeUyOr  agree  vnto-y  come  to  inaffHj 
mêfiAjb^  àtifmt^fituêeji^  fl^  -  ' 

Acquie^  a  la  fcntcncc  done  cft  appd.  Tdap* 
'^  proue.  Of  fhbmit  himfilfivnto^fentençe^  tbougb  a- 

gainfbim ytopurfue no fitrtber appealer   : Vv 
Acquis  :  mile  :  £  Gotypmbafed^obtmed^c^med^ 
:^Uughtmtbmôney..^:^^^^ 
Ac(fmtevr  :  m^A pu^cVigër,       ;  :  ;-  .m 
Acquifition./'^  acqmfitfortyiapmfha^g^  purcbafi. 
ÎI^LcmiiC:  tù:A  difcbarpe^qmttamejO:^^  eSiyfide- 
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Par  forme  d'acquit  feulement.  Sleighthy  carelcfty^ 
cmly  for  a  fhjhïon  j  more  ofnecejjkie^orprjèare^thed 
fromthe  beat  tyOr  many  good  will. 
Acquit6:tù.éQ:(.AcquiUedydifi^  cleered^ 

YidofydêlmYedffom\alfo^crfwmed^Btd^ 
diipatched.  .  ' 

Açquiter.Ttf  qmtyOcqmte/tee^cleere/iifcbarge^rid  of  y 
dcliutr  fiom. 

Acquiter  màrchandife.  To  cUfiomey  or  pay  oéflomi 
fir^merchandi/l.  .       - 

Acquiter  vne  tcxxc.To  quiUfiiquieta  pee  ce  ofland^ 
to  ridi^fiomfuitspoubUyand  cofitrouerjkyby  récoue- 
fing^or  delmeringyitfiomfuchoi  vfurpedity  to  cUere 
the  tuU  thereof.  wy 

S* acquiter  de  fon  deuoir.  To  doe  hUdutiep  play  an 
honep  mam  part.  ■'%-. 

S'acquieer  dc  fa  promdflTe^où  (cimcnt.To  pèrfarme 
his  p/omife^  fid  fill  his  oath. 
Qui  s'acquitc  s'enrichit  :  Trov.  He  that  gets  out  of^ 
debt  grow  es  rich  pr^  Hée  that  l^eepes  touch  enriches 
himfelfi.       : 

Acc\noiicr\asAcco]{cr.To  pacifie.  :      "^ 

AaavantcrX^^^ifef  Acaavanter.  ~    —'/■" 

Acre.  An  al^er  of  land  i  ^Noriq,  (It  is  mefi  commonly 
larger  than  the  Arpent.) 

AcreTA^ur  d'acre.  Lool^e  Afiar, 

Acre:  com. Eutgerjharpeytartyfoweryvnripe yafoyear^ 
no fi.  vehement. 

Acrcaitc  :  mie  :  f.p^^,  or  got  y  into  credit^. 

Acvcditct.  to puty  or getyinto  credit.   •      I 

hcxc&i.Cre^edyCopped  ;  alfoycoclfetylufiieyproudjlalel) 
hi^hmndedyCreftfifen. 

Acreui  ^  Accreu, 

AcmrionicJEagernef^jharpenefeytaYtneffeyfow 

ActoTnadc'SMeloaie  harmonie  ^  apleajmg  dtfcourfe 
à^plaufiblc  a6lim. ,  ^        ;     v 

Acroamatique.  Mufically  harmoniouSy  delightfomç 
pleafingyplaufihUy^othe  eare.  I 

Acroc:  mjl  boolfeyfl  cla^Cyaftay  ;  anything  to  hang  an- 
other thingon.  I  ' 

Ac[Oimon.TheJhouldcrpitchyOr  pointy  wherewith  the 

'    hiridev^uifrreypaHs  of  the  nec\e  are  ioyned  together. 

AcrotaireSî^^  Acrotcres.     •  .^ 

AcTOtcrcsitn.Prom(mtoriesjbilleSy  or  Elbowts  of  higfj 
ground ylymg.  out  into  thefeayandfeene  afitr  off  at  fea  j 
alfOy  the  extreame  farts  of  the  bodie  j  a^b  ,  PiUafierSy 
orPediftaUesfir  Statues  in  the  farefront  of  Buildings. 

Acroupi:  m.ie:  f.ivhofe  hinder  parts  are  drawne  vpyor 
gathered  together.  ^^  ^   .^      • 

s*Aicroi^ir.  A  Horfe  to  i^ùtyOr  draw  vpy&t  gather  togi^ 
iheTyhis  hinder  pafts  j  and  withall^tobeare himfelfi 
vpenthem.  , 

Acroiçiflùrc  2  î.A  Horfes  flrmg  kfiitting^rawmivpy 
or  gatbermg^together  of  his  hhmrjarts  j  anyfucb  ac^j: 
tian^ftatiM^orpofiureofhis.  .  "^ 

Aé^c:  m.  jtÊO&^yexploityWdeei^yalfbyanAHryan 
autbeMicall  writing  y  w  l^umenty  enter tdy  or  fit 
downe  as  a  tkecord^  Prefidenty  in  Court  j  a  TeMimo- 
niallyor  (fift)  tr/der  of  Court  y  alfoy  an  AHy  or  Pauft 
ma  Comed'H^ Tragetfit  ;  alfOy^a  quantitie 3  ormea^ 

'.-  fyrty0fgrùHtU^Mammgi7>ofeet.  \      .  »^  ^  :^    • 

-  Les  derniers  cxploîâs,  6c  actes  de  pofledion.  'Jm 
(in  an  A0i  of  Nouel  diflcifin;/*e  Plaintifs  aver- 
mentyandproofiyuxLthehadqukt  pofftf^ 

'\  yean befisre the Dijfeijm.  -        ■-.yy-j)^'^--^- 

A^^Jiae£Aaine^ui€l(eyflt^^^  dtlfgentyU:' 

bêrions/uerdokig/teuer  idle. 


Debtes  zQiWxts.  Debts  that  be  owingyOr  due yvnto  vs. 

Vafltl  age  z&£.The  right  offèaltteydue  by  euery  Vaf 

fall  iMto  his  Lord. 
Adik.An  Order  ofFriers^hat  weare  tawnie  HabiiSy 

and  fi^d  on  naught  but  roots. 
Aâion:{.An  a£lianydeidyexploit;enterprife  j  alfOyan  ac- 

tionin  Law  j  a  plea  y  or  rizht  to  plead. 

Ackiondca^ccs.Tha^fg^uing. 
Ac^Oï\r^Jnditedyimpleadedy 

Aikiorma.TofuCyindiéiyimplead  j  alfOy  to  worljey  ailCy 

A^iyïté.A£Uuitieyquicknep^ind)leneJfe  j  readmejfe. 
A^O\xmibtn.An  Attu^iTue  'y  ^Norm. 

A^loumcc;  Ldwa^rantyOr  letter  ofAtturmei^Norm. 

A^clReadie^eedie^efent/iiJpatching^eiiuaU: 

Czutcrc  zB^.An  aéluall  Cauter.  Se^Cautcre. 
A(^clleinent.  PrcfentlyyquicklyyjpeedilyyOut  of  handy 

without  delay  ^orr  attendance  fijr. 

^Acuité  ;  f.  Acuitiey  Jharpenepy  l^eenenejfe  j  piercinZy 
•^  "^  fubiiltie. 

Acure.  Oifcau  acurcj  That  hath  had  cafl'mggmen  hir. 
Acutclle.r/;^  hearb  Camocl^Sy  Reft-harroWyPcttie  whiny 
Ground fiares. 

Adage  :  m.  An  adagCyprouerbe,  ould-fayd-faw  j  wittie 
faying. 

Ad2^i^:m.^:iProuerbiallyOrfiillof adages. 

Adam,  ^dam  (the  firft  man  that  euerwas  -J  alfOy  the 
Adampeare  (whereof  excellent  Perrie  is  made^ 
Bafton  d' Adain.rte  weapon  wherewith  Adam  vftd 
to  fight  with  pMe. 

Morceau  d'Adam.  The  head  of  the  windpipe ,  or 
throaty  compofed  of  three  little  griftlesy  or  pee  ces  of 
flefh. 


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d'Adam.  sAdams  apple  j  a  certaine  yellow 

fruittbat^rcfemblesafmall  Cowcumber  yalfoy  the  Af 

Jyrian  apke^  Ajfyrian  Citrfin,  (round y  and  twice  as 

bigyOsabigOrange.)    ,       K 
Adante.  Lying  on  h^fhce  ^  groucling  j  Uanihg  on  his 

teeth^  L(Wifec  Adentc. 
Adaptation.  An  adaptingy  fittingy  or  -  fating  éfone 

thmg  to  another. 
Adarce;  LAfaltfiame  that  cleaucs  vnforeedsy&  other 

marjh  hearbsjin  drougth^nd  dric  weather.  . 

Adayé.  Prouol^edy  vrgedy  incenfidy  egged ymou^d  vnto 

wrath  :^Pic.  ' 

Adayemcntw^;^  vrgin^incenfingyprouol(mgy€ggingymo- 
uingvntq  wrath  :  ^Pic. 

Adaycr.  Toprouolfejncenfeyvrgey  eggeyftirvpy  moue 
vntowrath:  Mj^PïC. 

id^ycar*Jnu4prouol(ery  a  quarreUer ^contentious  ptr- 

fon:  fPic.  \ 

idcente  :  i.A  UafeyOr  eftate  infitrme.  || 

^dcenfement.^/etf)&^5^  leutng  out  to  firme. 

idcai^wtmtnt.Aficé(^  ;       / 

iddente  JL^i^  Adente.  ' 

^dditamcnt-  nuAn  addition^ncreafey  eelp^g^iéffnen- 
tatum^téontage.  ^  -^  ii:^    , 

Additaments  mammillaire$.7ilbe  part  of  the  braine 
that  lies  toward  the  jorehead^ndnext  vnto  the  nqfey 
ai  whence  our fmellit^  isderiued  i  alfo  the  two  pro- 
1    cefesoftbe  Temple-bones.  .       .,     .         -x 

lAdoition.^  adduioMyfippendix^ncfeafe^  eelftn^aug- 
mentstionyOduantageyaccefje  of  more. 
AcUition  beceucTi!^  bono  of  the  elbow(fp  Uamed 
bfComoAnatomijis^   ^.^l^'  ..  n 

Additions  mammilliires  ;  ne  Addittatnents  maiuh 
millaircs.  /^^"^  -X:    •  ;f>-^^'->  '  ^    ^   --••  ■-" 

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imvardy  familiar  y  lM)ufaUy4eqMim^^  •    ^ 

Addomeltiquer.'  To  tame  y  Yeclaime^malie^entley  in- 

r^aidyfarmutryhoufiU'y  to  acquaint  Tvith  vs  j  to  en- 
',    teYtaiaeyOrbnngintoourhoufe. 
Acidonné  :  *«•  ée  tf.OiuenybcntyafeÔiedyaddi^ed^H'- 

ilinedy  applicdy  denoted  vnto.  ' 
s'Addoniiera.  To  gueJbendyjiddiSlyaffcàyafplyyde- 

vMe^inclmc  y  render  yyeeldhimftlfevnto. 

Le  licur  s'addoniie  ainfij/kib  «  the  naitiXtyOY  quali- 
,  .  ticofihepkce'yfr/fuchpHYpQfesonlykJ^^^ 

Selon  que  les  chofcs  s'zàaomiQnv^soi^r  affaires 

.fucceedy  as  thofe  matters  come  topafje  >  or^  as  thofe  af 

fhires^thofe  matters  permityoriome  to  purpofc. 
Addorlc.  indorced  i  eryfet  bacl(e  to  bacl(e  j  a  tearme  of 

Blafunr    ' 
Addofle.  ^  Adofle. 
Addoiiber.  To  drefjeypatchymendytofet  fitly  together; 

^alfoy  to^arme  at  aU  point  s  y  or  with  all  hupeecesyfirr  the 

fiiht.   .^  "* 

Auuçubcur  :  m.  ^  drefer  ;  patcherjhtender. 

'doitbeur  de  mauvaifcs^caufcs.^  crafty  Latpyer-y 

d^at  prolongs  ill  caufes  by  jhiftSyCamls^and délayes. 

Ad^^Li  :  m.ie  :  f.  Sweetnedy  ajjuagedymitigatedyqua- 

lifiedyappeafedypacified'yfoflenedyfmoothed. 

Addoucir.  Tofweeten  yfmoùth\  affuagey  temptryquali- 
w     fi^\appeafeypafifieymitigute  yfoflen/noUifie. 
Addouciflcment  ;  m.  ^fweetnmg  j  fmoething  ^yfofl- 
^^H  i  ajjlugingytemperingyqualifyingy  appeafing^paci- 

Addoiiez  homme  à  homme,  Fdftenedy  clajped^  grap- 

led\er,coapedyb'uftledyfcuffledytogether. 
Addoulcii  Addoulcir,  &c,  ^  Addouci,  Addoucir, 

&c-  ■.•'-'     •■    • 

s'Addreflant.  DiredlingyAddrijJmgifii^mghimfelf 

vnto  'ythedUngwith.    ;  . 

AddrefTc.  4tf  Adrcflc. 
Addreflen  5*f ijfee  Adrcflcr.  '* 
Adduirc.  To  bring  forth  ;  oryto  bring  vnto. 
Adeb  tz.  A  l(indofSeigmorjdl  dutiey  within  the  inrifdh 
'    £lm  of S^Oftnâis. 
Adelatitadc  :  tn.  A  LordDepHtiCy  PrefidentyOr  Ueute- 

nantforaTrinceinacomtrey-y  (wt commonly  tal(e  it 

foryan  Admrall.)  . 

Adenèré.  Pri'n^dyvaluedyfet  to  fak  fir  moneys  or  fir 

which  money  is  made. 
Adenercr.  TopriT^yvalueyrate;  to  mal^e  money  ofytofet 

to  f ale  for  money. 
Addles.  Little  liernels  in  the  moutbyOrthrQatyOnddifr  - 

eafingeitherofthem.'  « 

AdQtict.  (The  diminutiue  of Admï)  little  Aâzm. 
Adent  :m.A  mortaifeynotchyor  indented  bote  in  wood. 
Adenté  :  m.  ce  :  £  Mortaifedifaflened^  or  ioyned  by 

Mortaife.  ..,  r 

Adente  tout  plat  à  hzs.F alien  down  flat  on  hisfacty 
layed  grouelingylymgonhis  teeth.  ..v  ;'*^  ^ 

Kà^ntQX.Tomortaift^tofiiflenotuynebyMo^^ 
enchace  one  thing  within  anoéer.  ,,      ;f 

Adetlter  vnc  cfdhellc  à  vn  mur.  To  fiflenyar  fittle  a 
ladder  ynto  a  waUJby  tbeyron  bool^es  which  are  at  the 

*  j/  ^P  of  .ltd  yA\  ti\  i  ^.     >,  ii.  :       .à.«.L^\|<    <•  •'...^i      \y>      \% 

Adcs.PrefentlyyOUt  ofband^by  andby^ontinentfyy^m- 

■     ^ediatlf.    ..  \  i  -^,.-. .^^, •f^i>ji.r;.?it;ji',i>|tr%i:;.;>.   . • 
f^tx.Totêud^^handkà^    ijPictrd.        s 
Adcftrctconu  ^m^eyreéMie^imUe^am 
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fityadaptydccommodate  ;  alfb^to  accompaniey  or  faliînv 
the  humor  of.  * 

Ade  vancer.  To  preucnt^fore-ftally  ouer-run  j  to  gocy  or 
get  before  one.      *        ,,  ^   ^    ^ 

Adcuillé.4;^Adcullé. 

AdcuUc  :  m.cQif.HeauieydolefiiUyJadyWofillyimurne'' 

.  fill  i  in  mournefrll  weeds ^n  mourning  array. 
sAdculoir.  To  befady  beauiey  dole  fill  ;  to  mone^  to 

.  mourne. 

Adex. /w  Adeptxi 
Adcxtrc.  ^  Adcftre. 
Adcxtrcr.^  Adeftrer. ./  '  * 

AdAiiation.  ^n  adoptingyan  adoption. 
AdGïîé.  Adopted. 
Adfinnation.  ^  Affirmation. 
Adglutinatif :  m.  iu6  :  f.  GUwie  ;  clammieycleautng^  or 

fUcliingvntoeue^ythingyàlfoyglewing.  ^' 

Ad^lutincmcnt.  A  glewingl  a.toynmg^  clofingyOrfifte- 

hmgvntOyOr  together  yOs  with  glew. 
AdoJutiner.  T<^  glew-y  to  icynCyclo/cyorfifien  vntOyor  t(h 

grtherywithglew. 

Adgrcflion.  z^^ifce^Aggtcffion.  , 

Adhérant:  m.  An  adherenty  an  accejfarieypartenèry  ajr 

partal^er»  , 

Adherant:m.aiite:f.i4rffem»g3^/^^^/;xg3(>rJîicifei;3fg^ 

zfntO'yalfoypartat(in^fidingytai(ingpartwith. 
Adherdre.  Sf  fifef  jAherdrc. 
Adhctct.To adhere  y cleauéiOrfikl(efafivr^;  alfoy  to 
'  fideyOr  tal^e' part  with. 

Adheritance.  A  poffeffion-y  a  Liuerie  andfeifin. 

AdhcTÏlé.  InfeifinedypHt  into  pojfejj^ 

Adhcriteinent : m,  AgmingpojfejfioriyamalîmgofiS- 
"ticrie  and fcijin  vnto.  #  .^       '  • 

Adheritcr.  Toadùefi^oputintopojfejfwfiytogiuepôjfef- 
fion  vntOyto  mal^e  Liuerie  andfeijm  of  an  inheritance. 

Adhcfion:  f.  An  adheringycleauingyfticl^ingfift  vnto. 

Adhorcr.  To  come  at  a  good  houreyor  in  duefeafon. 

Adjancc:  m.éc'J.Fittedyaptedyadaptedyadiufted'y  or- 
dered  ;  trimmed ydec^ed  j  jeatlyplacedyhandfomeiy  w  ^  - 
nedyfuteabfy  matched  together. 

Ad)zncemcnt:m.  A  fittingyàptingMaptin^adiufû^^ 
accommodating  ;  a  comely  trimmm^rcjjmg^  or  dec- 
Ifingia iuft  placingyhandfome  ioyningy  futeable  mat- 
ching of  things  together  j  alfojbandfomeneffey  aptnefcy 
agreeablencffe.  .  '  ^v 

Adjancen  To  fity  aptyodapty  adiufi  ;  accommodate -y 
proportion^  or dery^  declie^trm^fet  fitfyy  ranime  fia:- 
fyy  ioyne  finely  y  match  duty  y  put  handfomely  together. 

Adiante:  no.  Venus  hai%e^  maidens  baire^  our  Ladies 
haire(anhearbe.)  |  jé#v 

Adjcdion:  f.  An  adiemmi  anaddiùpny  or  cJpi^ 

Adicncc.^  Adiante.  -    ^-  /  • 

Adjoint :m.\An  AdmnH  j  an  AJfiftant,  Afociate, 
plàwy  companion  in  a  chaTgCy  commijfmyfimiUcnyOr 
office  \alfOy  a  ioynt  bare  \  and  a  iointenanty  alfoy 
one  that  ioynes  wi^  another  in  a  fuit  y  or  a^ion. ,., 

Adjoto(a:m-ac:  f,  Adiovnedikmtycoupledjit.ad^ 
dedy  (amneereyvnto;neerehandjowbmg.m^  .. 

Adjoindre.  To  adioyneifity  adde.puty'afplie^^mr  knit 
vnto  J  to  couplcy  vnitcj  ajjèciate^  f^^$W^t>tr. 

Adjoint.^ Adjoinô.      n.    i*  ^v  ;     ^^  >^r"-^  w 

Adion<âion:f.  jin  adim^ion^Mitum^  taymm  vnte-y 

édfoyapartakingmtha»acci4hyOrplaiÊtt^^^   alfi^an 

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Adjounicment  :  m.  /<  citing,  fimff$9mngj  Warning  to 
appeare  at  a  day^alfi^the  SummojksyOr  Prûceffe^TPhere- 
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Adiourncincnt  Libelle.  Seethe  Libelle.  , 

Adiourncment  pecfonnel;  A  perfonalt  nneft,  or 
feifureef  thebodte.   i    '  ^   *.  \  *.  y^         ,- 

Adjoiirncr.  To  citi^fummon^rparne  to  appeared  to  feme 
a  procès  ofjpparaHce  on-yalfoyto  mat^e  day^or  tmne  in* 
Jo  day  yor^as *;  < '■  '■■'■:  >  ^■.  Vi  ''^•'■^  ■'  ':  ^^  "•■  '  -^  •  ;' 
s*  Ad)Gurner.  To  rvax  day^or  gram  towards  day.  * 
journcur  :  m..4  citer ^n  pimmaner  i  one  that  warns^ 
or  férues  a  proceffeoHyamither  to  appeared     *'    • 

Adjoultcxm.  ec  :  f.  AddedyputpOrfetvntO'yalfbyencrea'' 
fedyaufjnenîtd^nlargtd.  »  ^ 

Adjouftemcilt  :  m.An  adding^  puttingyOt  fetti^^jmito^ 
alfoyan mcreajmyiiiffncnting^eel(mg.   "  -%-  -, 

A  djoiiftcr .  To  addo^MioyneyfctyOr  put  vnto  ;  atfoyto  in- 
.  creafe^àuf^ntyeeife'yafo^sAdjuiïcVyand  hence      - 
Ad)Ou{ïçr  ynhovolo^c.ToWmd  Vf  a  clocl^e. 

Adipeux ;;m. eufe  :  f^ Pattie^fullof^t^alfo^ breeding 
fàcneffe.      *  •'   ••  ^- •=•:.■■;*•■■» --••■•;■•':.  •  •/    v  ,■;  . 

Veines  adipeùiês.  L(>(>t^,Vcinc.    ' 
Kà[rt\m.  A  difference.  ^ 

Adiré  :  ra.  ec:  tjVantmg^andéredjnnffîngy  aftrayy  out 

ofthéwty^  alJiyleftyabandoTtedybid  fiirwellvnto. 
Adirer,  to  r^artdery  goe  ajlrayybe  mifjing^or  out  of  the 
I        way  ;  a1fo0  Uaue^abamon'^frrfalfeybid farewell  vnto. 
Adifiiic  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Tythedy  on  which  4  tythe  is  feiy  fir 
/  which  tythe  IS  payed^ 

Adifincr.  To  tythe  ;  tofct  a  tythe  onyéxaCl  a  tythe  from. 
Adiiidicatairc  :  m.  lie  to  whom  a  thing  ùadiuagedy  or 

cfeliuercd  by  iudgement. 

ication  :  ÙAn  adiudication*y  an  adiudgingyOr  gh 

uingy or deliuerievntOyby iudgement.  .  .-^ 
Adjugé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Adimged  yguunyOr  appoint ed^vnto y 

by  iudgement.    #^  ;  ;  % 

J  juger.  To  adiudge  y  to  giueypaffty  or  ttpfomtjimiojby 

iudgemfnt.  ■ .  ,  '  '_ 

Adjiirateur  :  in.  \An  adiuroryorearnefijweareri  aJ^y 

one  that  exads  an  oath.  .. 

Adjuration :£  /<«  adiwratiortfor conlutâtionyan  fur- 

nejlfipearingvnto'y  alfi,  tlfexaftion  (f  an  oath  from 

others.  ^.'  ■•'      .'•     ■  ;^  '   V  .'.•■/■./ 
Adjuré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Admed^y  coniuredyfworncyorde'' 

pofedvnto\froinwhomanoathisexaéled.\^        * 
Aaj^rer.  Toadiure-yOrconiure-y  tofweareearnejlfyvn'; 
^.  to  ;  aljfi^o  exaU  an  oath  ofy  topiUimto  hit  oath. 
Adjufté  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Adiufied-y  iuftfy placed^  eitenly  cûu- 

€hed^  fitly  or  aptly  fety  orderly  dij^ofed. 
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Adjutoire.  Tife  vtper  bane  efthe  arme  tffward  the 

fboulder-jfh  called iy /me  Anotami^,    .         ^ 
Admchcr.  To  lead^  brmgvnto.  ;  !►   • 

Admcncur. XMi(;e,Ameneur.        '      'jÊ^^-'''  K 
Admettre.  To  admtjrecemejtntertmejnmi  vt  let  m^ 
, permtyfuffer ',  app-oonet^Uem ^,  :  :^ 

Admignoter.  m  Ami^tcr. 
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AdminiftrateuF.  An  admt^ator,ffimnmr^4fumê- 
ger  of  affaires  fift  another.  ,    ;     «i^n^ 

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%.armmMri^  \y ■/,;■-/'■■.,:■   .-c.;^..  ■,•./ 

Admiiiiltrer.  Tommijpier,or  adminifieri  to  guidey;»  ufe^ 
V  '>  gouerney  managOy  handle  y  di^ofivfyacbargey  ùr  bufh 

AdiniraBic:  cour.  H'onderfiiUyadmirabùymmHellotés^ 
i  miraçHtoHSyaboue  cuftomoyor  expeiïationv      >^r 
Adinirablcmept.  Admirabfy',wonderftilJyybeyomIjtX' 
péRatiorty  orwontymarHeUouftyymiracuiouflyy excel- 

Admirai  rm.  \An  Admr ail  y  a  'Princes  Lieutenant  on 

'    tf)efeâ-.:    •-••.à:^*:;   ['■:.^./'^  ■'  •^V->-    n-:.-iii  ,  .y','' 

nwralc:  f.  ^n  UdmhraUeffe  (The  late  UdmiralL 

ChaftiUrms  wife  is  called  foin  a  Hijioriè  offome  ac^ 

'  cùmpt  among  the  French.)  ^       .  i^  ^  ^  '^ 

Adiniratif  :  m»  Th' admit atitte  point  yOr  t  oint  of  admira^ 

/   tion(Mdofdetêftation)marl(edyOrmade^hus !    v i\^^ 

Admiration.  Admn^tionyWonder/narucUing.  '-[ftïï^, 

;  Admirauté  :  f.  An  AdmWaltie  ^  the  o^ce  of  an  JLdnâ- 

rallyalfoyth" Admirait  Court. 

Admïté:  m.  çcif.Adnùred'j  wonder  edat. 

Admircr.Towtmderyadmireyfnaruellat. 
Aidmis.-  m.  ifc  :  £  admitted  y  intertainedy  teemed^ 
%■  brought  or  let  in 'y  fuffêrtdy  permitted i  apPYOOuedyaU 
^   lowed  of.    ^"  ;  ^  .  /' 

Admjfllîblc.  Admttahle  j  admijpbleyfit  to  beadmittedi 
receiued 'y  allowed  of  Vt  "^ 

Admodiatèur.  A  Leffor\  he  that  letteih out  land  to 

babteSyby  great  yOi' fir  part  of  the  cropy  increafiyorpro^ 
fit  thereof  y  àlfoy  (and  more  properly)  a  Leffie^  or  Far-^ 
mer  y  one  that  talées  lands  on  thofe  conditions. 

Admodiation-  A  leaf/Ingy  letting  out  to  the  haluesyor 
for  part  of  the  cropyincreafiyor  profit. 

Admodier.T(?  leafiiyfttrmeyor  lee  out  land  bypeatyvnto 
halueSyOiJbr  part  of  the  cropyincreafeyOr  profit  thereof. 

Admoneftt  îrn.  ce  :  f.  Admonijhedy  warncdy  aduifedy 

aduertifedp  •     '    '        .  ^^ 

Admoneftement.  Awarhingyad^nilhmenty^^ 

tifementyoduifement'y  afhewmyiputting'm  mirtd  of. 
Admonefter.Ta  admnifhj^ameyaduértife'^exhort^ 

uifeitoflxw^ùp}n4nMi^dof^  > 

Admonefteur.  Anadmonijherywarneryflduiferyexhor^ 

teryoduertifer.        ^        :         /#- 
Admonitioo.  An  admmtiony  exhorttition  j  as  Adtnàr 

Admorti.  L(^i)J|[f,Amortî.    X. 

Admortir.  To  deady  flinty  quaiUy  abolijhy  extînffûjhy 

mal(e  ceafe  j  mal^e  difappeare  i  to  mortaifOy  or  ioynepy 

mortaifb.    ■  \r%-:; 

Adniortir  la  foy^&c  ;  vnc  rente  yLoolfO  Amortir. 

ifAAmomt.AweakeyatfdyOrfickfyp^f^ 
tufiome  ofChûom)aviMnytogtHebimfeifèy&aUhis 

goodsvntoanotherMconditionthàthepuiUmmntaiw 
hmtyand  difcharge  his  debts.  ^       ! 

Admortiflable.  4*  Amprtifliiblc.  ^ 

Mmortiflcrticnt  A  mortaifing^  a  difappearingyOr  Uth 
fing  Hfelfè  withm  amtheryu  in  the  parts  oftiUarsthat 
wre  ioyned  to  other  pieces  ;  or  in  pillars  madefo^  ma^ 
nyfieme  to  be  ioyned  in  one  j  tiffby  Mertmame^y  andy  a 
licence  to  hold  m  M^rtwaine'.  ^ 

Admortiflcjncntdc  foyyiihôtA^^t.Ànexcbanpni 
êftbem  fir  other  firuicesyânextmguîjhment  of tbem.^ 

Aénortiffcnimt  ^hamsc.  A  paffi^^ 
létndinMmmm$.i^^-^  ""    -.^ri •.--.'.•.. 

AdmortilTenient  rcal.-rf  certain  primledgiyWbere-^ 
kythe  hijbop  ef  Thevoaime  hatb  aU  Ipnds  ûfimjfdi- 
étmvnaer  the Ifine.  .  .   *     ;   ^  ; 

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Adobbcr,  as  Addobbcr.  yr  *^^^^^^^  ; ?^     ^  f" "" 
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|i.S*^olarcr.  TogriaéCyfgnoiVytalicgé^i 

;^doillbrc:nv,  cG:h  SbaduwcdyOuercciJlyCduefed.  - 

Ad^Tibrementtm.//J&:i«/(m^»g^ 

Ad  ombrer.  To.tdi^mhratCypJtdoiVyOuercdjtycaflam^^ 
|i   -  «^r/p^  oueritopourtrayy  or  draw  a  refirt^Unce  grojji-^ 
'''X-lVyas  Painters  do  inthm  firft  lines.  Àa 

jAdomcfticiué  :  m;  ce  :  f^  Tamedyreclaimcdythade  gen-^^ 

'%  tky  impardy  jnmïliarjwufallyacquâinted  with  ;  alfoyiti-^ 
^tertained^  brought  ïr^t^y  made  as  one  of  'the  honfe^      % 

hào\Ti^({\C^QV'Toi^eyreckimeyma\^^  gentUyinvoardy 
fimUiaryhoufall'y  to!^cqiiaintwith\  to  mtertaiHy  bring 

r  ■  intOyVfe  as  one  ùf  the  houfe.  ^  ■J'^.rp::^^^^^  ^-^  "^  v 

Adonc .  rheny  or  a  i  that  time.  ;  ■  '  •  -%-5J^5:t-  ':  ^;g  '  ;  '  -[  -  ; 

Adonin.  face  hàomuQ*  a  àirejwcit-^^^  on'fas 

^^Adqn\shad^      \':k^.^'  .    '    v-  -      •'       •-    ■:•;•■.;•:•: 
Ad^nifer.  To  Jdoni^e  it  ^  to  refembleAdotÛs  ;  to  {ml-  • 
'    •  tateyor  counterfeit  the  ffacesyOr  bkeautieof  Mpnm^  '- . 
K<\o^lé.  Adapted  y  appointed^  orchofen  to  be  another 
S  ,mans  çhild.^  "^  ^ 

'  A.dopite^  TVi  adopt  it(^tal(^ey  or  chufefbrhU  chUd  one  ' 
;    that  in  native  i^vot/b*     ,  i'^ïjSl^ 

Adoptif:  m.  iiie;  K  Adoptiueyfitto  be  adapted^  chojen,^ 

*  by  adoption.  }  v      v  .  .  :      3 

AdoptiQn,v4^  #  ,^  ■  ^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Adorable  :fcotin^^r4:£/i?  ;  romhïèyêrfit  to  be  adéj^i. 
Adorateur.  A  T^orjhip^er  ian4dora\yOnethatprayeth\ 

tOyOr  beareth  himfelfe  tirwàrds^another  mUfatl^eue- 

^Yence.'^^S:^ ■>:■;■'.  ■   •,      '     ';•■  .  •  .':■-■■     -'Sr--'  '  :'';.^ 
A^doration: f.  AdorationyV^orfhipyreuereneein thehi^h-  } 

eJ[tdegree\aéjéingofaUhonoui^^  ^         // 

.  AdoKi.ToaaoreyWOfjhip  I  reiéerenceyOrhomir4n  the  ^ 
L^^efl degree.  ;'   \      .        •—     -  ^ 

Adofsc  :  m.  ée^.  Leaning^or  fet  dgainft\  alfoyfet  bacl^e  to 

bacl^e  ^alfoybacked'yjh'engtbened  onthe  bacjfe  p^^^ 
Aaofecment.  A  bacl(ing  \à  leanmgagainftwilh  thé 
'  •  bacl(e  i  afetting  bac\e  tobacl(ei  aftrengtbepng  bad^e- 

Adoftcr.  Tobac\ey  tofetbacl(eùbacl(eytoflrengthen 

onthebac\e-fide.,  -    *  ;:^  .        , 

^  s'adoiser  contre.  To/ethis  bac\e  agoMjtitù  léane 
agâinftmthhis.bafl^e;    ;  ^    -   "  ,  / 

Adotrm.  AbloTP^j?umpe^thumpe*jal/aymcb  adoey 
r^^  troubifyor  bHji?iefe-y  Jfi^^^  • 

A  y  ^."?  ^^^^^  ^^^  zdotS^e^oHe  berihegemle  thtakf. 

Adouber^^e^f  Addoubcïr        '^ 
Adôulcin^Àddoudr.  /  v  €  * 

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^^Adouloirj  &,?^douJ6uFcr  ;  asy  s'Adolorcr.     ^  ^ 

Aaqmc{ccmcnt;&,Adquiefcçrî5ffJ|:£Acq^ 

Aijeffam-  Adreffmgy  direHingi  kadm^^mfirtiitingy 
^^^iheneerefiwayvntq.  v         v  . 

Ww:m.  The  meeting  of  ctofft^ayes.  " 

de  la  ttaiibn.  HffunvaUtbefri' 


uatcornefsinyOrpriuierp^esvntOythe  houfe.:         • 
-,    Icfcraylimb  pour  venu  aux  adrcflcs,  viz.  pour 
iric  trouver  au  bcfoing.        .  * 

Lçs  vignes  ont  cw^àiit^QMevrnfshauefiourifhedy 

iiT,tahenl(}ndty.         ;       i 

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y,  fitting  in  theneereflyaidreadieft  courfe.  •..,, 
'Àdreiser.  To adrefe^dire^yteady infirun^-Jet inyfhctv 
theneere^y9rthereadiefllvàjfvntOnX^\ 

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Adroîé^i  as;hàïo\i'  or,ii^  Adeftre.       .  -  ^  :É 

Adroi  t  f/  m-itç  ;  f.  Handfome^imhî^ywheemeyreadie^or 

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by  an  elder  intohisyounger  brother  y  in  recompence  of 

'th'tnpartabUdigmtiewbichhimfelfè  ret  aines.         4  ' 

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(bein^nàbU)  may]beformhe  mariage  Qf  their  cl^fi 

fonneybefié^jn  franl^mariage  with  their  eldejly  ofjirft 

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m  gracefully  well^JInaned^  weU-behaued  j  eonneniet^ 
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tofitfkjtlyytobefceme.  p;^     ^i?:   i.  - 

Advcntif.m.  iuc.f.  bicm  aavcntiis.  uoods  cam- 

min^.or  giueriy  by  chatmce ,,  had  of  anothcfy  or  of  a 
JlrMgir\mtgothyh^awncindujliHyn9rfromhisawn 
*      parents^  cafualttesyvnhliely  andvnlâolf^cdfèr  wndfiUs. 
Advents  de  Noel  The  urn  efAducnt  j  before  Chafl- 

Adventure  :  f.  An  aduenturCy  chaume^  hap  y  luclaty  fir- 

tuneyha^ard,  - 

à  Tadventure  cela  n'cft  point.  1  doubt  me  whether-y 

tuaquejiion  whether  yea  ornOy  or,  verhavs  that  is 

not.    .-^.^  .•;  ;  .   .  *^  ♦  . 

;    d'advcnftire.  Cafualfyy  by  meerechtunee^haplyyOi 

hap  w^Sy  as  it  happened^by  hap  hazard.  ? 

Hn  adventure  gifent  grands  coups  :  Pro. 

Qui  fçauioit  les  adventures  il  ne  feroît  iamaîs 
,  pauvre:  Pro.  Could  men  fvrefee  mijhapsyth^tpould  not 
^  bepooreyWeefayy  He  that  did  l^now  ivhat  would  be  . 

deareymightgt'ow/ùU  rich  within  a  yeare.  ^ 
s' Adventurer.  To  aduentureyieopardyhaT^rdy  expofe  . 

himfeljè  vnto  danger -,  to  trie  hujvrtune^  - 

Qui  rics'ad venture  n'a  cheual  ny  mule  :  Vie.  No- 

thtngvefiiurenothmghaueyfaywe. 

Qui  trop  s*advçnture  perd  chcuat  &  mule  :  Prov. 

But  he  that  ventures  too  jarreyloofes  aU:(^owthe  que- 
pion  will  beyimhefe  two  prouerbesy  Whether  is  better 
far  a  maHyto  loofe  nothing  though  he  get  nothingyand  to 

.  i^eïpc  his  sl(mwholey  or^to  loofe  that  whiehhe  hath  got- 
tenyand  only  haue  left  him  a  sl(in  fall  of  hole's.) 

AdycntUYQufcmcnt.  HaTiardouJfyyaduentitrouJfy. 

Jidvcnxut^x,  Har^ardouSyaduenturofiS'y  that  femes  no^ 

\  colours.  ^        A  \  : 

Adyenturier.  j4h  aduenturer-yone  that  freely  andv^ith- 
outcompulfwny  or  charge  goes  to  the^arres^alfaya 
faee-boope^\yOr  boat-holer.  >.      '.     a       ' 

Vn  Adventuriet  vagabond.-^ir  idle  loitering  roguey 
sahedge-creeperybénne'l(iller^et-ftealer.  K 

Adventurief:m.erc?£^Advcnturcux. 

^dvenu  :  m.  \yJixtchaimedy  hapjpenedybetidedycome 
topaffe.  r  >^ 

Ync  fiUc  bien  advenue,  well proouedyWellç^nvney 
well  come  oriywell  profperedyWellbatnédyOr  batled. 

Advenue.  v<;i  acceffeypajfagéyW  entry  vmp  aplaèe-,  alfo^ 

ahàpychdunceyeuentydccïdent.  ^  y  • 

Advert.  Àuerredyverified\  Lool^e  AvcreN-  / 
Advcrlaire.  An  aduerfark  j  opponent  y  enemie  j  the  ad- 
^  uerfeyor  contrariepartie.      '^    *         -*-   •  r   • 
Adverfite:  f.  Aduerfitie^y  affaSlwnsy  crojfes^  mijhaps, 

misfartunfs.  >  ^  > 

Adverti  :  m.  ie:  f.  Aduertifedyinfirmedj  certifiedy  wjir^ 

nedyadmomp^edyaduifedyfignipedvntOyhauingnoticey 

or  intelligence yof.  * 

Advertin  To  infirmeycertifaeyfiduertife  i  wamiyddmo- 
nifhy  dduife-y  to  fend  word  ofy  to  Jignifieygiue  notice^  or 
intelUgtnceyVnto. 

Advertiflement:m.^;i  aduertifementyfigpfi^ationjin-  ^  ' 
firmatwnymteUigenceynotke^yawarnmgyoduifeymo- 
nitiony  admonijment  j  (  In  Lawy  C'cft  vn  motif  xdc 
faiâ  ou  de  droiâ/iue  la  parue  baille  par  eforipc  fur 
vn  incident»  ou  âcbac  fiirvenu  en  la  cau(c>  ou  après 

'  les  efcritures  prindpales^prcntieres  8c  fécondes  ad- 
dîtîons^ou  tiuand  le  difterenc  cft  petit.  ^Ragueau.) 
Advertiflemçns.  TheB'tUyAn/wereyondrefloftbe 
Fleadjmsyor  Bool^sput  Mo  the  Court  both  by  pùmtifa 
and  de^ndanty  thereby  fiiUy  to  infirme  the  ludges  of 
theflatê  of  the  caiéfey  and  of  the  joints  andreaem  edr 
ledged  on  botbjides.  ^Nicot«  ^ 


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A(ivertif!eur.\^«  aduerujery  infaymo"^  mt(lliiencer^ 
certifier yWarneryadnwnjfaeryoduifar.  ^^^^ 

Advcft:  m.  An  aduefture^  inuejlure  yahuerîe  and 
Teifm.  #      -^  ^       .  ■ .  '  ;  \  *^  "  \  *J|    *    ' 

Adveftir.  To  adueftyinueftyctoth  with^^  gme  poJJcf[ion  of  y 
make  Liuerie  and  feifm  vnto.      * 

Adve/turc  :  f.  An  adhtfiiereyon  inueJïureyacloatfiïngyOr 
fojjefjing  with  j  a  deliuerrng  ouery  a  m^k}ng  of  Liuerie, 
and  feifm  vnto  ^foy  fruit  hanging  by  the  root,  orfian^ 
dingon  the  ground  y  whence  y    ;>     i  ;        ^.'^ 

Advefltur C  dc  bled.  Corne ftandmg  j  orjfrrunfy  and 
put  vp  to  a  good  height,  thmby  cloathmg  tbegiound 

'    aUonet.  :  J'r-r-'  .:■;?-■,,-.•  ^ 

Ad veu  :  m.An  adiiomngy  or  auouching  ;  an  app-oiang  j 
an  acknowledging  asyor  t aiding  firr^his  mme-ya  warran- 

^  ting  spawning  of  the  wardy  pajjing  of  crédit  vpon^  alfo, 
a  contm^lybargaineyflgreement'y  alfoya  SnrHey]Or(more 
property)  a  proteftationyOr  confejjion  made  by  a  tenant 
(in  wordsyor  inwriting)that  he  holds  the  things^meMm- 
nfd  in  hisfurueyyofthe  lord  vnto  whom  hedeliuers  it. 
AdveU  du  perc  ;  ou  du  mari.  Signifies(infomf  p0a-> 
f>^^  ^f^^^  French  LawesJthegood-mtlyOr  confcnt^the 
father  %  or  hiisbdnd.     ;  -  * 

Adveu'du  vaflalj^  i^»^^ />  Àdvcujosr^/i/r^^^ 

•  confefjtonyor  acknowledgement yoftenurç.        j,      -   ; 
Bla{medadyeu.L<7(?iiff,Bla(hîCé^   '  ^ 
Gens  fans  advcu..  P^agabondsyrçgues^aflerlesmen  y 
fuch  asnanewill  owneyor  challenge  intereft  in. 
Matière  d'adveu.  A  fuit,  diiion,  or  El  of  complaint 
firmdueables.                ;.     ^           ï^  ^    *. 
Au  fceu,&  adveu  dc  tout  Ic  mohdcBcfire  the  face, 
in  thefightyorprefenceyofallnun. 
Faiftcs  cela  a  men  adveu.  Doe  thai  on  my  wordy  Î 
mil  be  your  warrant  fin-  it  ;  atfoy  fallow  my  humour  in 
thatyyOTydoeaslwouldhaueyouin  it.            -^ 
Adveu  emporte  l'homme,  when  aprifoner  alledgcs 
that  he  is  the  vafalljOr  vnder  tlffii^ifdihionyofa  lordy 
and  dejires  to  be  trted  before  him^eis  commonly  fant 
vnto  himy  if  the  Lord  will  j  or  nfayy  by  his  priuiledges, 
tal^e  notice  of  the  cafe:               t  •           >i  ^  ^    ;  i 

Ad  vis  :  ni.  Aduifay  opinion  ;  coiinfell^yfinTence  ;  iudge" 
tnetit  ;  alfoyati  informationy  intelligence ,  notice,  aduer-  ^ 
Yifementyor  incl(linggiHen  of. 
Affime  fi^  advis:'Lo(?i^^,  Aflcne.  ?        ^       ' 

U  m'eft  advis  j  or  j  il  me  fcmble  aduis,  que.  ^e 

*  thinl(es  y'^it  feemes  'h/nto  me-,  I  am  of  opinion^  .or  of 
mindythat. 

AdviTzgé  im^tc  if.  Beheld  etrneflfy  in  the  face. 
Advifager.  To  lool^cin^the  face-;  to  behold  earnefifyy 
wiftfytpeyeythevifageof. 

Advise  Î  m.  éç  :  f.  Aduifed'yV^arieydifcj/etyConfaieraty 

heedfaUyClrcumjped'y  alfo,  told,  infarmed,  warnedyad- 

mmfhed.    * 

Mai  advife  n*  eft  pas  fans  pane:  Pro.  Hf /ètf^x^ii- 

cirtumjpeilwantetbnotroublen  ;^r     • 

Advisement  :  m.  AduifementjbeedyWarinejJe^ifcreti- 

myf:onfiderattonycir<umfpeRion:^  alfoyan  admfeng^r^ar^ 

ningytellif^nfarmnz'y  admanifljing. 
Advisement.  Aduifedly^eedily,w.arilyydifcrMty^con- 

jtderatefyyCircumfpedly.  -  ^ 

Aavifcr.  To  admfiy  marlfejheedyConjtder  ofjoo^e  tOyOt- 

teiùivnfêjfegard  with  circumjpelbon  j  to  thin^Oy  ima^ 

gmeyiudgeyalfoytoaduife^comfeU^ 

Adulateur  :  m.  A  flatterer  y  coggeryfmoothery  foother, 

fkm^yCkiPihbaclfe.^^^^^^'^^»^^ 
Adulation.  AduUtiony  flatterieyfkrmfigyfoothmgjcog* 

gi^g^pnpotbingyblattdijhment.      ^  ia. 

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adulter  i'^cit  yjil/o,to  adulterate  ^vHiatej:orrupt^ 
^dvo^Iie  :  m.  cc  :  f^  Pleaded  fir'.  ... 

Advocalscau  :  m.  AVeithjpgger  -^a  Jimple^or  foofi- 
<,jpïriud  Muocatyor  Couhcellorat  Laxp.    .      ;i      .  • 

•  Advocafici;,  Topl^  tbi4dmcate^tû^f€ad^Qf 

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r^/f,  ■-. .'','.     .  ■•:     \-':-,:-  •■■■    •■•';  •  '^  ■  j^   •  ■ 

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dbifncr  d'advocat.  ^  krp  dinner  (eaten,  not  be^ 

■:f-^^  {lowed.)  ....;,  ■ .:  --.Jf  '         ■•-.•; .  ,;  ^■^.••••:  :  ;/  -  . ..  •■:--■*-  ...    ^  •     / 

*  -M^  la  gibbccicre  à'wma-- 

"^'^"^    Ê^Modit.  Sayedofany^  thing  that  U  olivaies  opén^  and 
^ $;fipttoreceiue.  *■''>■"  ■  •  •,  '/■-.»••/.'.• 

Jgj^^iilVoax  Ic  pitd  en  main  :  Prov.  afcauoir,  dc 
^i;|f  erîîris ,  fiailaas^  ichappotts  &ça;  /()  £>t^  his  fijl 
V^^^mthaU.^Mi;:''''-'^         .■*:^^^.     #,    '—.J 
Bon  advocat  mauvais  Voifîn  :  Pro.  a  good^tppyer 
m P^^ll neighbour.      .  .  V  -.  >         m^.  t 

c  icunc  advocat  heritage  perdu  :  Pro.  The  young 
r  vnexperienccd)^  Lawyer  ha'K^rds  what  he  f  leads 

Longuement  procéder  eft  à  Tadvocat  yendcnger: 
1^    Pro.  Longfuits  tHre  Lcmyers  hà^uefts. 
Advocatie:  f.  ^n  Aduocateflnp  ^^he  dutieyOrpla^ce^of 
an  Aduocate  yoifoythé  countenanceyaJfifiancCjOrfup- 
portofagreaîpèrfoninafuit.  y^ 
Advocrie  ifyOa  Advoefbn.   #                  "^ 
Ad  voefon  :  Vv  Gard  J  prote^ion^  defence^  charge  jnuer- 
.  fi^)taf'ya}i  anjipering,  ar^nder talking  for^  another. 
Advoifonif' The  fame.  -                     r  c 
Advole  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Fledvnto-y  runquicl(lytmpards.   j 
Advolee  :  i  A  flight, or  flying 'unto^,  alfb,^  place  to  light 

'  on  after  flying. 
Adyolement  :  m*  A  flying  vntèy  àjwift'^or  qukt^  rwh 
^)    mngtmards.  .  /         , 

Advolcr.^yî/e  vntOy  runjpeedily  to^  come  apace  to- 

Advouaifbn:  £^  An  ait^mg^auoucVrng  \  a  ta\(mg  into 
^   protètlion-^  an  aAfwermg^/'r  vndert4l(mgfor\  an  oner- 

fight^^orchargp  of.  * 

Advoùâteur  i  m.  ^n  aâHumer,  auoucher  \mjr0erer, 

vndertalier  fori  ^foyone  that  acknowledges /u^cbajl^ 

lengcs  his  béaft,  tal(en  dammage-^fefant.x  .^J^^m^:---^^^^^^ 
Advoiie:  m.  An  adopted  child  i  aifo^^p^^^ 

an.  Protestor  ;  a  defender  of,  or Mefi^iUr  ^4 

ChurchJPromce;rowne,&CiallS,an4ttw 
that  in  Court  vndertalies,^  or  anjmtti^^ 

rnan,mdorv,  primledged0i^^  ibài^ 


V  p)'oceedmg  in  that  \  or,  I  will  bean  y  ou  out  h  it. 
Advoucric  :  f.  Adoption  ^  alfè,  the  defence,  patrpaage, 

proteHèon  of^  vndertaking^  or  anfweringfrr  j  outre 

ffght,ar  charge  ouer,another.     •  r    m 

S^yowïïc.Thefârne.  /    .         T      '  . 

Advoyct.  .A  principatl  Ouerf^er^  Muocate,  Agent ^ 

Tatron,  or  Trote£lirofi  vnUcrtalfer  fbr,firc\aê  Ad^ 
f  voué.     \ 

Adure  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Hardenedyfliffened,  enured  vnto. 
Adurcr.  To  bar  deny  fit fen/nalieftrong,enure  vnto. 
Adufte  :  com.  s4dujlli  parched,  burned^rofied^  to  fled 

(m  the  Sunni)  .      ,  J     '  "  ^    ^  j^    . 

Aduftiblc  :  com.  fAduft'ibïey  burntajkle^  1^^ 

parcheable.   -  \    L  '  -     .     ' 

Aouftion:  f.  An  aaufliony  burnkgyparçhing^rojlin^of 


tofling  (in  the  Sunne,&c.) 
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*^WÊi^'4ofri^4rrantê^  authorised,  tal^en  intoproteO^ 

Ad  vouer.  To  aduom,  auouch  j  approoue,  aU(r»of\  wxr-^ 
^Mt,authori\eideferuiyprote€i'yvndertalie,anfwerfori 
m^ne  j  aclçtmUdge^onfeïfe  to  be,  take  as,  or  for,  his 

^^o\xttVcS^vfc.romn,^ 

A4vouer  vnc  rente  en  fon  iit^To achnmUii€,and 

y^^^^rentmtofhkinheritance. 

Ic  vous  advoae  en  cela,  i  approoiuym  carriage. 


Acditue  :  m.  \A  church-warden,  w  S^ton^s^  the 

Officer  who  U  to  loel^e  vnto  a^hurchy  and  the  Church 

goods.  /  ■  .         :  -.. 

Aclc  Awing ySee^e  Aile.      ^  ■.  .  |^ 

s'Aelcr.  Tobewmged'y  ortoeetwings.  /  -  '     "     ^ 
Acmorrhoide.  ^  l(^indofferpentybywhichhethats 

bitt^ny  bleeds  to  death  j  alfkyihe  Hemrods^  or  Tiles  in 

•  the  fundament.  •  \ 

Aere:  m.  ec  :  f.  Ayrie'yqf^e  ;  alfoyaired. 

Acrcux:  m.  QuVe'S  Ay}'iey  full  of  ayre.r 
Aérien  :  fri.  cane:  f.  Àyrie^ofaytê \  alfoy  of^ar  hf  longing 
:'    vnto.urajfe.    . 

.  Atrin. /w  Airaim  "   " 

Acrollt:  f.  A  bUftcryOr  wheale.    ' 
.AcTOmzntxcDiuinationbythe^t. 

Aerugîûeux  :  i^.  eufe  :  f.  'Fullof  or  y  U^evnio,  y"erdh 

■ ,  greafe.  ■  /' /  '^'  '    '\ '.  • 

'    Cholere  aefUgirtcufc.  Looie^  Cholcre.        '      |î 

Afëire. /^  Aftiire.  -  ^ 

Afaner.  To  get  hardly,  or  withmùch  toy  If  ;  to  tal^e  ex- 

ceedingpatnesfkr,to  fig})  tn  the  labor towigetting4>f. 
'  Affabilité:  fMfabilitie  'y^1(md  fkfhion  of^eatfmgto,a 

gemUgarbeinhearingofyOthe^^^ 
Affable:  com.  AffabU  y  gentle,  courteous,  ^^ 
wordsyofafriendfyconuerfationyeafilyJpolientoJfyyW^ 
linglyg}uingearetOyOthers.  ;^v^^^.^^:  •  i^ 

Aif^iAoriKM.  Affably  ip^ 

fpeech,ar  conuerfationj  %,-^^S;-0Sê^-j^^  "" 

Afraçonnçr.  Lool^e  Affoflbnn|î]ti;^^^ 

Affadi  :  m.  ie  :  f-  MadçMp^  t^fll^ffÇj 

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maty  Ipruce,  fine  i  to  re  fine  j  a^o ,  to  tome,  recùme, 
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Qui  iiciu  entretenir  fon  ami  h*»t  nuls  affaires 
ai^cc  luy  ;  Prov.  let  him  thditpiU  hoUaJriCndyhaue 
little  to  doc  rûith  him.  ^ 

Affaire  :  m. ée :  f,  TuU  of  bufmejfc ^tfiuch  cwpio}cd'^bu- 

^'  Ji^f^f^^y  doing  of  Jomcivhjt.'    ,         '   '      ■ 

(Fairculcment.  l^cty  bufify^éts  oie  thaïs  full  of  m- 
p/oymcnts.   -  ',   '  '     : 

Atfnjreux.  as  Aftaire.  " 

Affaifemcnt.  Loolj^e^  Aftaiflchicnt.  '-r. 

Afïaific  :  m*  ée:  f.  Shruki^t ^funl^e^ weighed dow^ 
ladenyprelfed  dmvnc^a^  loiv  as  ït'can  ^oe^  as  flat  oa  it 
can  be  )fetlcdïn  the  bottome  of     a     V   i      %      '    i 

AftaiildTîcnt  :  m.^  quellmg  ;  )iftnl(mg,  \hrinl{mg;or  '  ^ 
éi^ecldmg  ZTîdcr  a  great  burthen  j  a  rveighmg  dorvne  j  a 
fetlingiri the bôttome  of^henceyulfo^  the  ground f^  br  ^ 
'  ^    dr€2,s  in  the  bottorhe  ofliqiiory&c.  ■\  ".■ 

Atf^Lmcr.Tob'o^.prcfJeyOrweighdi^^^ 
.  s'AffiitttuTobc oucrbdcnytoqueU.finlieyPjrinl^eyOr 
yceldvnder  a  great  burthen'^  alfo^tofcitlçy  as  a  hea/tie 
.thinzm  the  bottome  of  ^,     .    '/  •.   . 

Afraitte.  »w  Affctc.  ^  t    ;         x;. 

^  Afïaitter.  ^  Atfaidcr#  s>^       %  *  •  J  I 

Aft^ittcrie.  Lool^c  AtFaiftcric. 

Affaittcur  de  cuirs.  ASt^inncry^^Leather-dreffer.      % 

.  Affame:  m.  ce  f.  Vam^edi<{lariéedy  very  hmgry^hun- 
gcr-jfarued.]   ';.♦••";;'    ;' ■■.:*■-■    '■  ,(  ■    '■ 

InrcQHiaffaiîic.  The  fécond  fmaU-iut  of  the  twen- 
ty icle\  alwaies  emptie  (by  rcafon  of  m  many  mïdrijfe  ♦ 
mehm  which  Vafj\from  there- 

'    fvreteamedltheHungriegut.        ; 

Ventre  affamé  n* a  point  doriellcs:  Pro.  Thehun-" 
gèr 'flamed  b'elly  want  et  h  ear  es.     ^  \      ;    /      ; 

•     Vilain  affamé  dcmy  enrage  :  Pro.  ^  hungry  Boore 
".     ishalfeabcdlam.    ]     /  -  r  ; 

Affamenieilt  :  m.  Afim}fhing,flaruingy  hunger ^ar^ 

A^i^Lmct.TofimiJhytoflaruCytôhunger-fta^        . 
Affan  :  m.  Ext^eame  tcyleyor  griefe-:  as  Ahàn:  f  Lang. 
Affaftônnci:.  Xo  for  me  y  orfijhïon  -y  to  bring  into  good 
proportion  j  to  mal^e  handfomey  fit  y  and  readie  fir  the 
:'  purpofe.         ^/   •      ^      .\    .       ,     *   ■■■"^ 
'Aftiytement:  tn:  Oifeau  dc  dome  aftayteifietit.  A 

haulfi  tbats  gentleyond  eafie  to  be  made^o'r  manned  I  a 

weUnaturedhaul(e.  .  m.    "  ;  .T^ 

Afïayter.  ^  Affaiétcr. 
r  Affcagcr.Ti?  create  a  tenure  tnfeejmple^jLopaffeyâtHny 

orgrauntinfeeyOryuficf. 
AffSl\AX.  as  Aff^oi}^ 
Affeâtateur:  m.  An^feaor  y  one  that  (curioujly)  im^  . 

tatei  afiifhio/tyor  talées  on  him  a  habityWhich  either  be-- 

comesyor  befitSyhimnot.  - 

hSc^zXAoniî.AjfeSlation'y  ouer-curims  imitation :y  a 

foolijih  defiréy  orfbllowingofy  what  one  hath  noty  or  is 

-  r^by  nature  ;  alfoya  publicise  or  legall afftgnementy  or 

\    appointing  of  a  thing  vnto  ;  a  fiiflemngor  tying  it  on  \  a 

bindirig  it  for  y  the  maintenanceyOr  ajfurance  of  aha- 

AfFeâc  :  m.  ce  :  f-  '  Affe[ledyfknciedy  defiredy  comedy 
aJpiredvntOy  fought  after  -,  alfoy  afeêlione^y  bearing 
good  willy  or  wijhing  wellyvnto  ;  alfoy  affeBitie  ;  or  y  as 
Aftctc  J  alfoyefpéciàlly  or  ofpurpofe  ^aifpyoffeHed^fk- 
Jïéned  or  tyedony  dejlinate/h'y  aj/igned  or  appointed  s 

Affeéter.  To  afeSlyfitncîe  j  defiréy  couet^  feet^e  aftety 
.  *  ajpire  vnto  ;  alfOy  to  wifh  weUy  or  beare  good  will  to  j 
::   Mfo^to  afeéf'yfiftenyffr  tyê on  5 dejlinate  (or  b'md)  for j 

a  fpmeyor  appoint  vnto.  *      ^ 

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Arrection  :  f.  An  ajjcclionylïk'ingjcire, good  mil  into  ;  a 

mdejire  ofor  longmg  after  ^  (i/fo^  a  pajjion,  pttturbatmy 

or  trouble  of  mind  y  (andhcrneja/jo  aja\ncjj'cydifiûfcy 

or  impcrfiiiion  (ofmindyOr  bodie.)  '  4; 

Affcdionné:  m.ee:  f.  Afeehonatey  ora{]^lnio7Jated\ 

hauing  an  affeiiiohy  bearing  a  good  rnlly  to  ;  giucn^  ad- 

dUied'yCxcitedy  anima tedy^znto  j  alfOy  bcloucd'y  ipc- 

médyafeôled.  '     ,    ^  *■        ^^  .   - 

Affcé^ionnéinent.  €^^  great  afc^^ 

/   {lion.  .,.::  ,.;  %   ":/.■■  .  '.  ^.-  ■   •;■    z,^'-      ;   /■ 

Affcdionner.  Toa§x(li07iate  -,  bcgê  a  li^ingybrced  an 
aff'e/lio7\èxçiteyinciteyOr  animateyZnto.  ' 

y Affcdionner  à.  To  ^fclîyOrJoiie  3  to  addiaycr  de- 
Mte  htrnfelfi  ;  fo  gwe  his  nmidyvnto. 

Affe6kieuicment.  Mofi  ^fi(lmatly\(lcfroi/fy^^        . 

V  ly^yzreedilyycouctoufy.    *  ^    "    .  j^,:' 

Affcâucux:  nn.eule:  f.  S\lopa^^ 

defirouâof]fuUofafc(lSyOrof/ff(^icn'yfuUofgood 
wtUyal/Oy  bearing  agreatyrfcfljiony  or  much  goodwiUy 
z^nto.  '.y    '  -,  ^         ■''      ■  ,    ■    .  ■  .  '  / 

Affené  :  m.  çc^  f.  Fedy  or  infeamcdy  with  ^hây  iflafl- 

.    fid.  .  ■;    ■-■'  *  _.i    »    ■  ;•. 

KntW^x.^ofeed or  infeame  with  hay  j  toflall-feed. 
Affcrant.  (The  T^artîciple  of  the  imper fonall  AHiert) 
befiemingy  or  btcommi?ig  y  atfoy  çoncerningy  or  belon- 

gingto.  .    /     '.         ,     ;#         .^  ,- 

Affcrmablc  :  corn;  sAffirmabky  aimuheable  -y  alfoy 
ti  fiirmeabteyleafeableylettable.. ,  ( 

.  Afferme  ;  f.  A  firming ,  leaJ/ngyUtti?;g  out.  '    '  / 

Affermé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Farmed  j  /^r  oî^  /c^T/^rf  (?///  j  ^^^/«i- 

"Affirme.         ^^^^^^    --^^  ';         '  ^      / 

AfiFentiemcnt:  m-^r^  AfFermej  ^^j^/^  affirm/g.     /^ 
Affeniier.  Tfl/irwr;  /r^/^  ;  or  let  oui  duo  f  arme  j  ^//ï;, 
/  to^  affirme^ &c  ;  as  in  Arifir m  er.  :  / 

Afïeirrii  :  m-  ie  :  f.  StrmgthenedyConfirmedy  fortified  ; 
affured  )  compacledy  co?ifolidatedy  fitlccf^  hardcncciy 
ftifened^clofedyfiflened'ymadffiimé^^^^^^^  //  ^ 
Pain  affenni.  Stale  bread.  /  ■  -  r  j  [  > 
.  Affennir.  Toftrengthehyfirtifiey  confirme  y  afjurejc^m- 
pa6ly  confolidateyfettléy  hardeny  ftifuiyclofiy  fijlcn^ 
mal^e  firme.  ./,:,.  "  ./\  /*  *•  •  .'-  ■  ''"''y  '■ 
Affennifïemeht  :  m.Afirengthmng  ;  compaéîinkcon- 

.fojidatirigyclofingyfetlingyftifcmngyhardcning.    k 
Affermif^rur  :  m,  Aftrengthner  j  compaâcryclofèryfct- 

ieryfifleneryftifeneryhardncr. 
Aflfcrrer.  ^  Enferrer.  ^ 

Affertilé  :  m.  ée  :  f-  Fertili\cd^made  firtite. 
Af^Ttûet.To firtili'T^e  ;,  to  mal(e  firtiïeyOr fiuitfi^  . 
Affeffé.  ^ AftaifTé.  \   . 

s'Art^flfîr.  To  growwearie  ;  to  waxltimpifhy  or  heauie. 
Affeltc  :  nî.  éc  :  f-   Setyfetled  y  or  péarched  on  the 
^  top  of.  • 

s'Affefter.  Topearchy  tofety  or  fettle  itfelfiyon  the 

top  of  *  ( 

Affetardi  :  m.  ie  :  î.MadeyOr  become  flouthfiUydrcri^fiey 
negligent  y  Jlowy  dull  -,  faint-hearted  -y  ouglie  to  the 

Aflfetardir.  TomakeflouthfuUydrawfieylaTÎey  duU^firWy 
.  cowardfyy  fiint-hearted -y  alfoy  tomaJ(e  lôathfimcy  ùr 

ougïïe  to  the  fight.  -«* 

A^f^5  ou,  Afetté  :  m.  éc-  :  f.  Craftie,  fubtiUy  ffyey 

TvyHiy  diffembling  j  alfoy  nicey  curioHSydaintie,  quamt, 

prectfè. 
Afetet.  «  Affajacr.  ♦^ 

Aflteterie.  ou,  Affctterie.  crafiyfubtiltjeyfi^nepy  wjh 

Unejfiy  dijfimulation  y  guile filneffe  ;  al  fi  y  nuenefe, 
daintineffey  curiofitify  precifenejfey  quamtneffe.  . 

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Afcuragc  :  m.^  Aftbragc;  alfo^a'umi.ùrfetuniof 

^ Cl  price  on  things.       '  'J^      " 

Aftaircr.'  ^T^?  rMc;vaiue  at  a  ccrtamrate^f^J  acenain 

price  on  ;  Loo  lie  Atforcr.        -  .  : 
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V    a[f>,cau2JM,nr  Uidfa^  j  aifo  ^  perjorrhed^  or 

■    m^dcqnod.)      "^^"^^     .    / ,  ;; /r-:.v^^ /■• -v;  vK'  --V-  ■  ^ • 

to  ;  ,7//î;,  J  catchwg^or  laying  fajt  hold  on^  alfo^  malting 

giiodnfaprômiCe^oYifçord.      \" 
Amchcr.  To  fajlenvpcn0ofix^ûr  affix  vnto  ;  alfo^  t 

jei'^e^catchyoy  lay  fd^  holdon-y  alfi^  tom^^ 

pyomifcy  or  ward.  -.r  *  ..,  | 

AflRdter.  ToanneWyOrgiue^for  a  time. 
Affidc  :  in.ce  :  f.Ingaged  j  ^/y^/  fciz/fc  />^yZ  his  faUhfuU 

prmtfc  ;  f/?/î/  hath  pawned  hi^  faith ^and  credit.  < 
ArÏÏé  :  mxc \i.Aj]ured^affiedyCmfirrned^affim^  j ^ /- 
.  fi^plantedyfetyorgr^afeci  yaffixcdyfajlened. 

Tous  mes  biens  te  font  afïlez  par  droit  ;  -r4i7>^ 

l^o^j  be  languor  are  ajftgned^to  thee  by  right  j  they  be 

alltyedonthee.  .   "^  f 

Affiant. ^n  afp^ririgyajffhming^confirming'y  alfo^a 

p'ttinz^planttng.graffing  laffixin^^^ 
Affier,  To  afie^affu/e^affirme  on  his  word  5  topawne  his 

faith^a^d  credit  on  j  alfo^  to  flrengthen^  or  confirme -^ 

airOytopUnt^fctyOrgraffeyaffix^fajle'n: 
Affi^Tt.fAl^erbe  Imperjonall)  it  becommèth^  or  befce* 
■  :<'   r>^cth  '^  alfo^it  concernethyOr  belongethto.  ^ 

Affieux  :  m;/^  good  fellow  ^a  boone  companion. 
Affile.:  m.ce  :  i.  Sharpened  ^whetted  ^  that  hath  an  edge 

fn  on lU ;  al(hydec^ed^  drefjedy  or  jliffensd  with  wire. 
Affilemcpt  :  m.Awhetting^JharpemngyOrfettingofan 

edge/fn'y  alfo^a  dreffmg^or jiiffeningivith^ire. 
Affiler^  Towhetyjharpen^fet  an  edge  on  ;  al/b^todeclie^ 

d/effe^orftiffen  with  wire.  •  .       '         ' 

if^lcur  :  m.  A  whctter^orfharpener  of'ed^d  tooles. 
A.^^mc'*f'asP^^\^mcnt'^AlfoJheedge^  orjharpé" 
I  vfiffeofatoole.     '        \.      '   "    '         -^       /     ;^^ 
JA^Wznti  m.  An  adopter ^^  ^^^ 

lA^\\zx\oi\'^  i.  Adoption 'y(n' an  adopting.  ^ 

/  Affilié  :  m.eé  :  f..?^^Wf^  •  .  / 

Ï  A^Wct.  To  adopt. 

A^loxxcimuiwhetfione.  ( 

Affin  :  ix[u4l(inpnanyW  AUy  j  one  with  whom  affmkte  is 

hadyOrcnntraôîed.  /,  i^      ' 

Affin.  Aduerb  :  That^to  the  end  that.        '^''-   ^ 
Affinage  :  m.  A  finingi  or  a  re  finings  of  mettais. 
Affiné:  in.eé  :  f.Deceiuedy  cojenedy beguiled -^  alfiy 

brought  vnto  art  end  ;  alfOy  finedy  purified^  refined. 
Affincmentw4  coufemng^  dcceiumg^heguiling  ;  alfOy  a 

fining  of r?iettals.         «%  » 

Affiner.  To-coufen^eceiuejbeguUe'^lfo^^bringto  endy 
^.  orefeêl  j  alfOyto  refine  yOrfinf^  mettais  \  to  purifie  y 

err  improue  them  (c'eft  r  cndre  haut,&  fin  T  Or,&c, 

qui  eft  bas/clon  \t  xAxxtc^'Ahxxt^fayes  aFrench 

man.)  •  ■ . 

Affineur.  A  deceiuerybegmlerycoufèner  j  alfi^  refinery 
^  finer  of  mettais  j  a  purifier  y  or  improuer  of  them. 

Affinité  :.£  Affimtie  -,  l^red^ttyance  i  neereneffe. 

^^\X3^.Téally\tomal^  ofaffinitieyOr  ffindrectyWith-y 

ASinaire  :  m.  A  fining  houfe  j  the  roome^Jhop^r  place, 
therein  gold^ârfiluer  is  vfkallyfirud. 


Affiquet  :  m.A/ayprettie  toyytrii7l(cty  or  tri  fie  cffmau 
Y.^  value  j^  a  little  brmhe/fiowerybutton^  aglet ^&c^ 
Ï    fiucl(eon  the  hat^headjwod^or  el/èwhère  yandwomt 

(efpeciallybya  woman)  foro/nament.;''       ...  ' 
Afnnnateui'.  An  affirmer  Jbother  y  aboucher  yafcertai- 
.  neryauower.   .  ,.  ,    :       :    • 

Affirmation,  An  affirmatiouyaffiueratmiyajfertionyaf' 
lertaimfVi^.        ;     . 

.Affirmé  :  m.eé  :  £  Affirmed  ^  auouched^foothedyauaw- 
cd'yaffurcdyafcertainedyfloodynto.  ^ 

Affirmer.  Tosffimeyfoothyguouchyaiiow  ;  afurey  af 
^  certaine yjiaruiynto.     .  ^  / 

;  ^'Affiaquir,  To  wax  fi^ggicy  limber  y  fee  blé  j  to  become 

loofiioyntedytofam(.'    ^      .^ -:  // 

Afnat:  m.  Ahlafiybreath^mdyr/ispirationyblowhigin. 
A^TLlCt. To  flatter  yblandîfloy  allureyOr  intice  wah  faire 

(peeches  \  to  cogyOrglofe  withytofawne  on. 
'Afflcurir  I  eau;Ta  go  c lofe  by  the  wateryO^s  the  lee  fide 

ofJhipsinaftrongfide-win^'ySeelieÉ^QUïCT. 
Afflidtif:  m.iuc:  f.  ^ffidUiuCygrieuing^olefiingy  tor- 
;    menting.    '.    '^^    .  ■  '.  "^  '"-^ 

Peines  aflFliâ:iucsdc  corps,  corporall  pu/iifhrnents. 
Affliction.  Affiiftion/nolejiationyCaUimitieyCroj]eSyV€'' 
^    xationytrûiihleyWoeyp'eïftcution.  m 

Affligé  :  m.  eé  :  £  Afflicted^  vexedy  tormented  j  excee^' 

dmg  much  grieuedy^olejkd  ^troubled. 
Affliger.  To  affiiélyvexyidrmcntymolejly  grieueyf  rouble  y 
^  exceeding  much. 
Affloiii  :  m.ie  :  f.  Blurred yblunted.{ and  hence  ^y         ^ 

Diamant  afflioui.  That  hath  loft  it  point. 
AfRoua.Toblnrre-alfOyfo  blunt. 
.^Affluence:  '^.^jjluenceyplentieyftorey  flawingyfullncjfe  y 
/     aboundÂnce.  ^ 

Afflux/m..^;^  affluxyof  affiuence'^plentifnU  acceffe-  or  y 

as  Affluence.  V  > 

AfFoiblcment.^  Affoibliffemcnr, 

Aftoibli  :mâe:f.  iVealicnedy  c/ifLcbled-y  decayed  in 

Jirength'yalfOyallayedydelayedyor  abatedyasthe  va- 

lueofcome.  i 

Aifoiblir*  To  weal(enyenfceble/nal(e  infirme  ydepriuc  of 

ftrengthytal(e  away  the  force yOr  vigour  of-yaljo  to  dc- 

layyallayyOr  abate  the  value  of  coine.         .  .^• 
Aftbiblilsemcnt  :  m.^  weal^eningy  enfeeblingydepn- 
*'  uing  of  force  ^poweryfirengthyalfo^n  allayingyoraba- 

tingof the  value  of  coine.  J:.-.. 

AffiDilbnncinent  :  m.  sAnincreafe y  or  increâfmg^ 

flore.  •  ^ 

Aftole  :  m.Cc  :  i  Voyledy  bruifedy  wounded  y  fore  hurt  j 

ff^oikd  'yVndoneyruincd'yalfbyguUedyO'r  befitted.  \ 

Aftolc  d'une  iambe^d'un  pied,  &c  j  LameyOr  may- 

medyOfalegyfoot.  '""■' 

Affolement:  m.  ^f<fylingy  frmfingy  wounding  (by 

ftrolfes  i)  alfOya  jpoylingy  Yuiningyvndoi/Jg;,  atfoy  a 

guUingyb efottingybe fooling.  - 
A^lcr. To  foyle;woundybrUijfèyOr  hurt  ToreiPith  bhwiy 

al/hyto^oyUyYuiriiyVfidoe  y  alfOy  tobefoty  gully  be- 

foèle. 
Af£oluïC:lÂfoyley  bruifCyWoimdyfore  hurt  ;  afi>oy- 
lingyYuiningyVndoing  j  an  extreame  imprcffioHy  or  ag- 

tyieuance.  .    '  '  ' 

AftoncerJV)  thrufifanCyOrdeepyintOy  à-c.  as  Enfon- 

Aflfbndé  :  m.eé  :  f.  Smi(e  dovm  to  the  bottom ^r  lying 
(asabcai4ietbmf:)atthebottome,ofr 

Affonder  :  ou  >  s'Aftonder.  Ta  futile,  fall^or  go  dmxmc 
tq  the  bottome  j  as^  heauie  tbtngl  thats  ca^  into  the 

water,    •    ■        ■  '        ''  ■     .■  /  ■ 
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ÙH  the  broaching  ofeuenc  ^ejjell  retailed  -^one  to  the 
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fit  on  it.  '■"'  :         ' .. .  .■  il  .*:  ■  ■■■:^'^,2"  '  *.■•■■'  ■        •  '"' 

Anbragc  rHucé  :  (.pierced^orfet  abromhy  al/o/atedy 
oriphifepriceisfvtdowney^licenced^orallûïped  (as 
goodyanarvholefome  wiae^&t  p)  to  be  fould^byj,  Mor, 

\  Aflforer.  To picrce^orfct  abroach  a  veffeUofwintj^c, 

•    orfyatherjthe  AUgijlrat  tofeta  rate  on^nd  the  l^nd^ 

^     lord  to  giue  a  licence  for  ^thc  ret  aUe  thereof-^  or  ^  to 

'taliea  fate  from  ite  Magijlratj  anda  licence  cf  the 

Lmd-loïdy  for  the  retaile  ibcreof  :^  , 

Aftouchie  :  m^^é  :  t?utintojLijedamongyfearrne.^ 

Sanglier  affouchié.  Thats  bufily  rootmgfor feame 
^     roots  ;  or^bat  in  fe arching  fir  featne  rootyfUmes  vp 

thegroimdrpithhisfnowt.]  ^         ^ 

Affouler^i"  Affclcr  ;  And  (particularfy)  a  woman  fo 
mifianieyCafl  her  child  y  or  be  deliuered^befare  her 
time^by  the  violence  ofbl(mes(or  dfalljreceiued.   t  if* 
A(ïourragcr*^i^  Affourrcr.  To  fodder  cat  tell.    •         4 
A^purvtl.f 0  férue  yOr  fodder  y  colt  ell  with  paw  y&c. 
A^2L!^çh\  ym.j^  freed  rnoHy  freeman^  or  one  that  is 
made  free.    ..  C'  '**'    '    "'^"'^'   "^  ''''-""' 

^Affranchi:  mie  :  f.  Franchifedy  made  free  ;  d'lfcbar- 
gedyreleafed^eliuered  froih  bondage-^  alfj  ^reclaimed y 
tamed '^feafoned  fweetened^  ^.^\..'n.-,.}m.^, 
;AflS'ancnir.T(?  àfranchifèyfree/nal^p'ee  ^  giue  fiber- 
tie  vnto  ;  deliuefyor  difchargeyfromferuitudé'y  reïeafèy 
.  w  rid  from  charge  yOr  annoy layice  j  alfoyio  reclame  y  fea- 


Aftiojcmcnt  :  m.  An  aUmmyfr  aUmement.  V 
Anrioler.  as  Aftriandcr,  :  >y  h -■':-■■' ^^'^ 

Vent  Aftriquaia  Th'e  Southwefl  rmd.    * 
Aftrodille  :  m,  Th'AfodiUy  orAïphodill'flmer  ;  alfo^ 
y,  the  plant  that  bear  a  tt^  afo^  the  bulbed  root  thereof 
/hoo\e  AphïoàJilci  •       ^  •   . 

Affic^tre  :  In.  i^  Aphrp^trc^  Salt-peete^.  "^ 

Anropt:  Vf^.An  affront  y  hrauadoeyWronyrrabuf^y  offe- 
^mdtoaniansfaee^ ,an'imfudenty  andmurious  guile- 
'     '^>^i>old^Œruu^^ 


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f    abuttàtgppon other  lands^  tvbkb bclimvnto  dmrs 
"ilMrds^ewaers.    ,    ''■'■^;' J5",".V     -'x*  . 
|.  Aflfronte : m. ce :  f.A^mtMr,mcountreiîj'fn^ 
''ContfJUdjfivag^idwifhi  abufed.  gulled,  openly. 

Affrontement  :  in.  at  Àiftromj  alfiy  at  affrontkti' 
'  ^i»coHntmgyafaùU'mgofl'  \   ^     v.    , 

Affronter.  To  affront  -^m  lycaffmt  if:,  to  come  before, 

*  or  face  to  face -y  alfoj^to  mounter,  afaUlt,  fit  vj^on-, 

Contefi,  quarelly/rva^er  with  ;  braue-,  wrong,  abufe  -, 

cofen ,  gull,  deceiue,  immUntly,  openly ,  or  to  the 

-face  of. 

Affronte  ,  ^         ^..-,..  ,j  ^„^.^ _ 

-    their  faces  j  a  common  fivaggëer,  an  impudent^  bold 

\  companiait  j  alfo,an  open,  or  publique  deceiuer,  be^i- 

f^y^^bea ter, cogging  mate  ;  coufining  merchant.     \ 

Afrublage  :  n.  A  cloathinpdadding  ;  muffling^  en- 
mapptngin  ;  a  hidings pappding  vnder,  (clothes;) 
alfh,gaïments,raifnents,apparell^lothes.        .         \ 

Afnible  :in.  ee  :  f".  Clad,orclothed;muffled^f  enwrap- 


%fôn^  fv$eeUn  ;  to  make  tamey  in  fea/on,  c/fufd^vfe  y  •    fed  in  3  cotiered^  or  attire d  wtb  5  hui,  or  .fJjrorvded 

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^  ^^mranchiflèineiit  :  m^n  aff^'anthifrngyOr 

difcharging  of  y  or  detiueringfromy  feruitude-y  alfoy  a 
feafoningy  (wtctening  ;  tamng/eclaiming. .      >>  - 
Aflfrancfiifleur:  ta.Anaffranchiftryfi-eeryfreedome- 

AttTCquane  :  f.  A  Ty^e  ;  (becaufe  bred  in  Ajfiica.)  . 

Aftcs.  IcJuy  ay  .donné  vnc  mauvaifc  affircs.  Lhaue 
frighted^  fca^rcdyafrayed  him  exceedingly-^  cr^rbaue 
put  him  into  his  dumpes.  ^  .    .  ^  B  .  ^        v  ^       ** 

Arfireté  :  m.eé  ;  f.  Faftenedy  claff^ed^^  or-y  clung' dv?ito. 

Affrdlfement.  Gaflfyy  terribly  y  horribly yéU  Me  that 
hathbecnefcarred-y  al/Oy  ffimly  y  fiernety^fmeily) 
fell  y  frawardlyy  frdpmngjy ,  vnder  the  hràmà. 

Anretifetc  :  f.  GajîÙnefey  terr'iklenepy  btnrourinthe 
coimtenance'^fiernneffeyfftimnelfeyfclnef^^^^ 

\    Imvringg^  fowfrneffey  or  churUfhnefje  of  loolfe. 

Affreux  :  m.ejtiTc  :  f.  Gafily^orrideyfearefuUy  terrible 
in  loolpe  ygrin^yJlerke^feUyfoïPeryfrormtingyl 

•^,  lool^g  bigMyofafpightfiiMyChué^^%iJhya4dvftflea[^ 

cnuntenance.'    -      ^    :%      " 

Aflfrianclc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  LiquorouSy  or  madeliquflrou4y0fi 
Jet  in  a  lagging  after .;  (hence)  alfo^Uured^mticedy  in^ 
'":  ueagledy  tolled  y  or  drawne  m  by  flaufible  crfayre 
meojies.^ 

Aifriahdcment  :  m.4  mal(tKgliquarous  cfjilfo^aU 
luring  y  intk'mg ,  or  tolling  an 3  byplaufibUyWfkeet 
meanes.       "  «*  -       f  " 

'Aflfriander.  To  mal^e  liqwrrtnis  of  ft  y  fetma  hnmg  af- 
ter ;  alfoyto  allure ^nueagle^ntice^  dràm^  HtoMm^by 
faite ^ftveetyor  plaufiblt  mcanes. . .         *  J.   ^ 

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Aflî4)Ief.  To  c loath ^ladyput  on  ;  toattWeyOr  couermth, 

muffleyor  emvrap  injhideyprfhrowd^vndtr  clothes. 

11  nc  faut  cftrc  louppy  en  affilblcr  la  peau.  Prov. 

l^emufl  neither  be ^orfeeme^au^.         •-       ^ 
Afftlir.  Toflieyor  rccourfe  vnto  fir. hWpe/indfuc  cour. 
AfWa.^  AffiibIery4Pi<^>    "    i      "^         #fc      * 
Aftlft  :  m.The  frame  ypr  cariage  ofapeece  oftrdnartce-y 

tf //3j/i;f  ToUe  bapdftc..  1         \   ^  , 

Affufte  :  m.cé  :  f.  ^M^^,  fitted  with  afbcl^e  ixrflaffe  ; 
,  wountedyos  artillerififi^rmjhedmthaframeyorcar- 

-riagf,  ■  ^  **  ^'W  .'^^^  •"■  'I-  ,-  ^•-   ••rf-'^ir;', .  -> 

A^mcr.Topcke  y  fit  Tvithafioc\e-y  orjlafe;  to  mount 

artillerie  \  to  fiiinifhÇit)  with  a  frame jrrcarr'utff. 
Afftitage  :  m.  Trames ^  carriages  y  or  ftocl^es  for  artil- 

Amiatioh  :  f.  Adoptiony  or  the  con/erring  on  frcmme 

children  all  aduantaiexbeUmgingtonaturallona. 
Afrodille.  m  Aflfrodilfc,  v    .      .^-m 

AfrodifiaÈC  :  i.A  l(tndofjlunejor  miner  all  ofaxphitijb 
..coloi^  mimed  with  red.         4.  - 

Aftolitrerm  J^  Içnd  of  light yhrutle^nd  purple  coloured 
Afronkrc.  Tfe^yi»^- 

AfiiiHé  : m^cé  :  f.Pointtdyfrr  made  fmall  uwards  thJf 

pointjOsafi^indU^yfifhionedlil^eafpindle.     ' 
Afufêlcincnt  :  m.  Afijhiming  ofthimp  tH(e  gmdles. 
Afufckr.Tofifbicnypomt^  ormalfe/mU  tomtrds  the 
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aljé^tofct  the  tcctb  on  edge  lalfoy  to  blunt  ^  oi  dull  a 

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Agaillarde  :  ni.ee  :  LGrorvne  lively ^wcondyblitheyjto- 

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mcfiie,  '  '•■■.  '••■  ^-^-'v:      "■'■■-->^-  ■  '■#  ' 

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Agamber-  Tojiep^orjirideouer.-    r  :        S:^ 
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♦  fi'uuleffeydepnued  offbrcc.         -^^  m       -    ^    .     ^m  > 
h^znmx.Toconfim^yrv^^^ 

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Agaric  :  m.  Agaricl^ey  Arvhiteyandfofi  muJhromCy  or 

excYeftence,grcnpmg  vpon  the  Larch  treCy  àlfo^root ir^ 
'  Sarmatiaythat hclpes difgefiion.     >i,  .    -      * 

.  Agaric  noir.  AheameypqifoiiouSy  and  bldc^j}}  .l(ind 

of  Ag^'ul^e-yfuU of lutlejinet^ie  threads.  \  v- 

'  Agart.Ii?oi^^Ha|;ard.^        ;    •     \  ;        ^    ■     ^    * 
Agafïe  :  fl  ^  PièyPiannetyOr^Magatapî'iy  \  :^  ' 

Agafse  :  iiî.ée  :  f^'as  Agacc.       i|       *.i        /;  ;    ^ 
Agafler. ^Agacer.       '    ':^>^-^':,       .    v  -     " 

As^Siiïcté:  f.  Blunt nejje  in  an  edged  toole. 
Agafleur  :  m.  Aneggeryvrgcryprouolieryexas} 
Agaflin.  A  coy  ne  y  or^gnele  in  thefeetyOrtper^alfoy  the 
limeïlbudyorbraunchofavint.       .  ^.   ; 

Agaflurc.  /w  Agaîleté  yandyas  Agacement. 
Agathe.  An  Agate.        ;  >-        •  :  V  - 

Agathonicn  :  m.CHne  :  f.WantohylafcimmybaiPpdiey 
fuUofiibaldrie  ;  (of hgzûiOy  the  name  of  a  certaine 
vpanton  Minjîrèll.)  'ê^^-   "'    . .    ;  ";,  ^* ;^  ; 

A^ay:  m.The  marrow  offowle-y  (a  Tautconerstearme.} 
Agazetft^  Agacer,  ^  -    ^  ■ 

Ageance  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Eittedy  adapted  y  adiujledyfet 
%andfbmel}ypUced  orderly^      f       :     .  :  ç  ?     v^ 
Agcanccment.  5eei(:«  Agcnccmcht. 
Agcanccr.^4^  Agencer.  1^  «' 

Agçlaftc  :  com.  SàdyfuJUn  \  that  ntuer  laughetb  : 

Agembcr.^  Agamberw 

Agencé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Fitied^pted^flpfid^adiufUdyfr^- 

pùYtioned^ccoftimodated  j  wderedy  drejftdytrimmtdy 

decliedyhandfomely  ^fitfydia^ 

fy/kiiedjrightfynkitched^ié^  . 

^  j  A^aiiCcii\eat:m.Afittmg^pt'mgy^uJ^^ 

m  order  -y  an  adaptmyucommodating  y  a  trimm^gy 
dreffing  y  decl^mg-y  éUfo  y  Jhtablnféjfey  hmdfomnejfey^ 
good proportim.    ,     ,  v^    .  >  r>  v 

Agencer.  Tofit^t^^t^iduéftyprpyàrjkmy  accommo- 
dâtes alfo^o  drefe^imy  decl^e-y  tPdiqfgfe  fitly  y  fet^feàt^ 
fyyplace  finefyy  jute  rigbtlyy  match  $^fy^^ 
^  fomety  together.  ^  >      «     *        ^  " 

Agenouillé  :  nuée  :  £  tfuèteiim  hk  ip»is\  ^nee^^ 

A©:nouUl«.  ToIputU,  s  :  v 

A  ja'tgtienouiilc  lefol  s'aécrioufie  iViQ.tht'fitÙ 


Agehmos.  /t  wmdçting  vcyie^or  exclamation,  i  .' 
A^gere:  m.  Abeafeo/  Jiones.,  edrthyQ:(  .tmua],  and 
:'M')ue^hMlrvariie,mountj  rampier^  maéefohhé  de- 

fince  ofafon,or  campe;  alfà^afort,  or  blûc{ehoufty  at- 
*f>-fl  cï^ufey,  ùanl(^e,dammey  fea-watk^nll  of  earth  tay- 

fedagainft,orfèruingtoJ(€epeoutyrvatéys.        ;        -•' 

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AEgramri  To grappleyOrdafpewifh^,  to  lfbol(e -vnto  :^  to 

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pyefrment^adua/icement.fy^    -  -  * 

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Aggravante:  m.çC  :  f.AggrauatedyexaJperàted.  ^'* 
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Aggravation  :  f.AndggrauatUnyOr  agg^^^ting  yaU 

^yaçuïfeyexcon^unicationyOr execration  denounced 

againfl  an  àbftindi  ojfendor.  '  . 
Aggrave  :  m.ée  :  f.^  hggizyzntQi^'alJOymade  heauyy  . 

lUrcbargedy^jwayedyOlfhornedowney  by  oucr-much 
.weigbt'yalfOygrauelled^yas  ajb'tpyfajlon  the  ground. 

Aggravé  des  pieds.  Surbàiedyfoundp^y  foot-bea- 

ten.  :  ,  ..  ,.■•;  ;  ',  •',.  "-r^-:-  7}  v- r%  .'.,.'•  ."' 
"  -^S^^^^  ^^  fonrtïîe.  Vafi  afleepe^n  a  dead  fit  epe.  * 
Aggraver.  To  aggrUuaiCy  exa!pe/ateymat(emorehai- 

nou4y0r  grieuoHS  than  it  was  j  a/foyto  nyilie  heauie](h  i  - 

charge  y  oppreffe  •  to  jwayyOf  be  are  downcy^w  eight. 

K     s\Aggrayer.  To  begraueUed'jto^iciiefaJtmg^ 
crin  thegrauell. 
Aggr'eable  corn*  A^eeahleydcccptableygraccfull^gi'a- 
cwuSydeleéUbleyWelcomeyWeUli^ed.  ••  '        '^ 

A^éct.ToagreeyOrfMewith'y  tobeacceptableyWel- 

come  yOrpleafmg  vnto  i' 
Aggrcge  :  mxe  :  f.  agff^gatedy  congregtitedy  ioyncdy 

Moedvnto.       *  *•     • 

Aggreger.  T^^  ajfembleyfig^egatey  congregate  y  gather 
tagetbet  ;  alfo^o  adde^ioyne  vnto  aficictie\alfOyto 
agffauate.  .  t    ,  «.  ?:y 

Aggrene:  m/ée  :!•  Fèrf,  JfiZ^^,  oy  înfcamedy  with 

come^  graine,  /■   .  . 

Aggicner.  ri>)?r</,  wfiUmth  i»ith  mne,  or  graine  j 
>  totai^-vp  a  bofre^Uidtfromgrafeymd  inflame  hipi 
mtb  corne  or pKouender;SeeJ[eAàencr.- 
Aggrcisé  :  m .  ée  :f.  AfatfUed^iùUdyfèt  on,  .    . 
A^Kffmient.y^a£aj4ting^prtungon. 
\f^^tt.roafktU,afatUt,feton,    '  , -■ 

^nfity  orfirfi  fayes  bonds  on  bie  weapon^  doe  another 
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Aggripper.  7V?  gnpe^fer^  hard^  lay  fur  e  Mdon. 
Agian  :  xniA  bearing  cloth  jm-  a  child-^  atfo^a  beere-clotb 

pr  a  dead  corps.  ^^     ^ 

Agiaux.  Ceremnies  j  LqoIçc  Agios  y  or  the  Vlurall  to 

.  Agian.    . 
Agiers  :  m.TheftepSyi^ayes^or  turnings  to  be  obfetued 

jirihtreadiecommingvntoahoufey  or  place. 
Agile  :  com.  Nimbleyagifcyaâiuei  quicff/ty  prompt  ^  of 

fupplc  m  ember  s  jOr  parts  j  of  a  readie  fiirring. 
Agilement.  J^imbfyy  afltucfyy  with  agilitie  j  quiclfefyy 

promptlyyfupplely^eadUy.  ~^     \^- 

AgiJitc'  f*  Agititiey  nimblenefeyadiuitie  y  promptnefey 

readinefcyquicliHejfey  dexteritie  -yfupplene^}  o£/nenh 

btrSyOr  of  parts. 
Agio^rapne. A holytpriting -, hofy  mit.         ^  /  \ 
Agi6s.  Sacredyholy  y  ^Grcc*  hence  ; 

Tairc beaucoup  d'agios.  TobeveriefcrupulouSy  or 

ceremonious  -j^ryratheryto  vfe  many  blejfingSyCroJJmgSy 

orfuperjiitious  geftures  in  the  doing  of  any  thing.     # 
Agiotare  :  m^A  holy  and  blefjed  man.  >^     ; 

'^  ^^xr.TofueyimpleadypleadyCommeruefuity  bringan  4- 

ilion  agaïnjl'yalfoyto  worlieyOperatejPOOvlieeffeUj^^aMe 

an  operation  in.^  .  . 

Agitante  Tojfmg^uch  mouingjreuoluingyWaggingyftir' 

ringvp  and  cbrvne. 
AgitdJiion.  Anagttationy  ftirr'mgygreat  motion  y  much 

ex€rcifeyreuolutionyWor\mgyroaggingi 

Agité  :  m.éc  :  f-  Toffedjfvagged^gUated/nHfhmouedy 

jiirredyexe/cifedyreuohed. 
Amtcv^Totofey^gitate-y  rvagy  (llrymoue  often i  to  re-^ 

uolue.worl^yexercifeyveriemucb. 
Agnanlc .  ^  l(mdofMooriJh  Trumpet. 
Agiiation  :  f.  Kjndred  by  the  fathers  ftde^yalfoy(butlejfe 

properly) adoption 'yalfoyatbingtbatgrawesbejide^  or 

aboueythecou(fe  ofnature.  f  g^  * 

K^Tit2M:m.A'Lambe.  >     ^ 

wj^hiteUuage. 

Autant  maniable  comme  vn  agneau^  ;!^fi(;«  as  a 
'  .  Lambe.  r  ■.;..■ 

Brebis  trop  apprivoifec  de  trop  d^agneaux  eft  tct- 
tcc:  Vips.Tbt gentle  Ewe  isfuclft  by  toonumy  Lambs  j 
(appliaUe  to  an  ouer-l^mdyOr  toofsmUiarjwomân.)  • 
De  m^eft  venu  l'agneau  &  d  mal  retourne  la 
peau  :  Prov.  To  nau^  it  goes  that  came  from  nau^ 
ti^fje.  >      ^ 

Agnçlc:  m. ce:  ù  Lambed. 

nclement  :  m.^  lané'mg\afiUmgofLamh^     ^ 

Aèfldcr  :m.The fame  *y  and  thence  i 

ragnclèr  verra  on  lefqueMes  font  praîns  :  Prot. 

AtiansbingtimewefindwbatEweswerefilL-^ 
Agjàéct.  To  ïambe. 

Agnelet:  m.  4  HttU  Lanike^  a  lambl^tn^or young 

Lambi.      /^ 

AgtielcttC.4yAcftèlîcre.  i:   ^     V       '■'\:''^.-^$:V<: 
Agneîiere  :  t  Tvinmofi  of  the  three  membtaneswtich 
enmrapawotnbe4ùdgjed  mfant*^  called  by  fame  litid^ 
^  muèsythe Coyfe^Bi^  the 

.    childsfinrt.  \   ■■  J.'^^-^^t^;^--'^ ,. .  Ô. 

Agnelin  :  m.LanAesf^ 

AgobilleS:f.  Trifies^ifiesy  trwiietSyifaf^ytrumperie^ 

■  paultriefluffè.m    ,      .  -*,  :j^x^:^,.r-:u\.,::%\  ■;  ••  :v^;:^.^f;s^^ 

Agonarque  :  sn.A  Mafiet  of  the  Remise  a  Vrefidmyfir 
:  clnrfeJmigi'^apr'mc^aUautboryfirdkeâ^ 

exercifesyplayesyfir  games.  ^r^.!^^  r 

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piUofagpn'Uj  Fétught mtb  anguijfji 
Aeoranome:  m^Ti>«  clearlie,  or  çmptrolkr,cfa 

MaYket.  j=  - 

Agoubillcs.  4W  Agobilles.  «"^         '* 

Agoué  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Halfè  (ho\eélyWel-mihfi'ifted(asont 
that  bath  a  bone^  gobbet  in  bis  throat^whuh  mit  mi- 
tber  Vil,  notdoTvne,)  alfh,  cloyedyfadeeljtker-gluttedy 
ouer-juU.  -^ 

Agourc  de  lin.  (ihewoed)  Doddgr. 
A^oxiiïct.TohaueafmacieyOrtafiof.  \ 

Agouttcr,  To  drof^  ràinejrom  a  houfe  taut» 
A^outtis-.ta.Yhe  takings  ofaboftfe. 
Agrandir.  «wAggrandir.  ^/        / 

Agraffe  <w  Agraphr. 

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'  Agrailifremcnt.^/fj/>»/»g}  a  malpng  ih}m{,fmali, 

,  flettder,  ..'■■-. 

Agraphc  '•  î'  A  cla%e  j  hooift  j  brace  j  grapple  j  ha^e. 
Agrapher.  To  bucl^ley  grapple^haifej  clafpe  ;  /«  hool(e 

vttto-jtoferKSyprtpeyortal^eholdof.  .^ 

Agrapniner.  Tyi^e^gnpeylay  bu  clawes  on^  ta^ebfild 

K-'^ïi.wiUinglyjVfit})  a  goodwill. 
Agréable.  ^  Aggreable.       ^ 

Agreablcté  :  f^greeablenefe^ceptablentjpe',  ccmelh 

nejj'eygracefulnejfe.        -  :  v 

Agreation  :  C  ^h  agreement^  cmcorti,apnt,  eonfint'f 
alfo^anagrteing, 

^oïtni.I^eamedy  fed jOr^Ued^itb  come,  {k 
Agrenerww  Aggrcnet. 
•  Agrcnerlc  moy!^n.7oflUjbemiÙbopper  (w'tth 

Agrerer.  Tocbufi,part,or  lay  out  bis  part  of  tbe  fuites 

efhis  land  let  àut  to  parts. 
Agreflir.  To  mal^e^ï  become  tbinfleane,JmaU,Jl'ender; 

tolejfenytonarrcw, 

Agreflir  la  voix.  Tojqueale^  f^ueal^i  tofingata 

biyi  pitch 'yto  rife  in fingmg,  #^ 

A^rcùé  î  va,  éQif.Apaulted^to». 

Agreilèur.tffAggrcueui.  /,  j 

Agreflc;  cotii.Scn»ef^rty  orjharpe,  as  vergei-j  atfi, 

vude  ;  clatpmfliyru^allyvngentleybooripj. 

'     '   :ta.  A  husbandman,  plavmanfCoitntrey  Far- 
mer.    ■    ^-  v  ..     —  •  ..-.,.■    .    ^     ^  ..,-.^.._.    •  „.  ■-, 

AgnCvltatcTillageykiabandrit. 

Agrier  :  nu  droit  d'agricr.«ifTerM|^ 

Agricrc  :  f.  Swit^TerragCi 

Agrimenièur  :  m.  A  Sutuem,ûr  me^er  efUmi, 
iSimoinc.4rAigrcinoinc.  :  : 

AffAotll.  The  itfjiceyor^op  of  tort  cherries, 
Agrlotce  :  f.The  ordinarieusarpe^  tartcberrie  ^Vfhicb 

lOfeaiftcaU^the  Affiot  cberhei      •* 
Acripauimcl^l^  hearbe  Motbemrort. 
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Aguafle:£^il^<îf3f«vi|fc3Vj^ 

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^  ;»4'^g,  ^  becommmg  ivarlil^e  j  ^  //4Pw;i^  vp  m 
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Aguerrir-  To  mal^e  tParlil(e,or  fit  Jhr  the  rparsitâ  traîne 
%pmmartiatldifciplme^ 

Aguet  :  m.  An  dmbujhyùrlympn  vmtfin.    . 
Aller  d'agUCt  en  fcs  affaires.  Togo  warily  to  rporl^c-y 
to  proceed  leafurtly^  to  tal^e  bimleafure  m  bis  bu  fi-, 
nefpe.  .        *  •    • 

AgUQttc.T>ogged'y^atchedyr»aîted'Jienfir. 

Agûcttcx.  To  watchydogylye  in  w^it^or  ambujhfor. 

Aguigner.To  leueU^t  ayme  at  5  to  keie^mkeyei  lopke 
min  one  eye  at^  /    - 

Aguillade.  A  long^Phcolouredy  great  eyed^big-béUied 
Dog'fijby  that  hath  ti^Jharpe  andftrong  prul^lesy  on  ' 
her  bacti  j  andtfjereofmay  bejearmed^(asjheis  by  the 
Germanes)aThùrne-hound. 

Z  An  old  word  compounded  of é^TPords^ 


au-guy  4' an-neuf.  Seel^e  Auguillanneuf. 
AguiUat.  Al(indofDdg'fijh  j  ^  AguiUaJc. 
h^^xxiViQiL  Aneedle I  alfo  a  longjmallfifh,  called  a 

HoYtubacl^e^or  Horne-fifh  ;  Lool(t  Aigiaïlc. 

Agaiilctte.  A  pmt  ;  Sce{tEl%\iûlcttc.    — ^ 

Aguillcttcr.  To  tye  points. 
A^]iïiçr:m.  À  needle  cafe. 
AgUillon.  AprUke^goade,fifiing  -,  Loo^e  EfguiUon.. 
Aguillonncmcnt  :  m.  Apriclfing^rfiingin^yim  infiir 
gatmymomng^oHolimg^ncitingyOrCetPlêg  fi^riPi^ard. 
AgUîIlonncr^Ti;  pric^e^mg-y  prouolie/noue^  iiuenfej^it- 
^igdte^mittye^eyvrge forwards 

A^^onncm  :  rn.  A  prklier/fr  jprouo^^ 
Aguincr.^  Aguigner . 
Aguiic  :  m.  ée  :  f.  JVhettedyJharpened. 
Aguifement  :  m.Awhemngjfiarpenmg^fettmg  an 

edge  on. 
Aguifer*  To  whet^arpen^mdyor  Jet  an  edge  on. 
Pierre  à  aguiièr .  as  Pierre  Aguifoire. 

Aguifbirc.picrre  ag.  ^wi^/^«^  ;  tf  i;^^^^^- 
Agiivon  :  ttLjiieniie^leafintyOr  calme  mnd^  called 

fo  âmongBr'ntipî^dNormajid Mariners. 

Agyos.  I^^t^  Agios^ 

/mm:  m.  The  lami  fighing/md  paine-expreffingtimey 
which  r0ood<leauj^jjeauie4odcn  porters  y  &cjkeepey 
with  their  voices^vntû  the  blawes  they  giue  y  or  Jlcps 
they  mat(e  j  benci^exireame  labour  y  great  traueUy  ex- 
ceedinz  toUe  ofybody^much  angmjhyvexation^ffiSlion 
pfnàMymanyUudypamR^V^&j^ 

Ahane.  Extreamly  toiledytraueUedypaynedyVexedyper- 
plexed I alJOy ploughed.      :v  '  : 

Ahaner.  Tofigh  out  j  to  \eepe  tme  with  To^^figbes 
vntohis  t(yle/bmefirol(eSyOriainfiillfteps^/il/oto  labor  y 
toyUyt/auell  exceeding  hard  j  alfojio  plougbyOr  brealfé 
vpdjlifftpeeceofgrowtd.  ,     v 

AhaiinaD]e.terre  anannable Jli^ib^d^  tm^  eatable  ; 
land  thatyeelds  peat  encreafeyèut  requires  much  la^ 
bw^  pits  the  laborer  to  much  toile fi  the  tilling  of  it. 

^i^axiamx.  ToyVm^  extreamly  y  fighing  ofïen  tmougb 
fbe  great pa'me  his  worl(e puts  him  to. 

Ahanncr.4if Ahancn  .      .-      - 

Ahanneux  :  œ.'cufe: £  ToylefimeypainefiBy  moft U- 
bomfome.vim  troubUfime  ^fiU  ofapOion^  vtxati^ 


Aheiincr.  ^Ahaner. 

Ahcrdrc,  Tofnatcb^/pluclfe ytotatch^ffipeygr' tqf^e 

by  violence.  •    *     ^ 

Ahcurtc  :  m.ce:  iStifcyWilfiiUyobfiiSte^haimlfir* 

wardhow  deerefo  euerit  cofis  hmi.    • 

Aheurtcirient:  m. Obfl'macïey  witfiélnefey  orfilfhviUi  \ 

fitfeHefe  in  opmiony  ftubbornne(JeyheadmeJ]e. 
s'AncUrtcr.  T<j  hi  wiljfuUyObJlinate ,  bàadieyfilfm^iUy, 


Jiijfeyi^i  a  bad  matter. 

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Ahonti  :  m.ié  :  f.  ^ajhed^  da^^t  out  pfcoumemtyice  j 
made  ajhamed.  :^      ^ 

K\iOï\t\ï.To  mal^e  apiopied^y  toabajb-y  to  dajh  ant  of 
countenance. 

Ahurir.  To  affright  y  fc  are  ;  appall  yaflonijhy  ama^^  dif^ 
may  exceedingly  j  tomal^e  ones  hair e  (land  annendy 
or  bring  him  to  his  wit  s  endjyfi'ighting^r  amazing  of 
him.  '    ^  ^ 

Ahurtc.  as  Aheurte.  ^S\'     .  . 

Ahy.  Out  alas  (an  Inteirie^ion  offear^.}  /  '    - 

Aj.  Oh  ;  ayme^y  (art  Interiettion  exprejjingfence  ofpainy 
oroffmart\)  oras  hhy.       -      % 

Aidant  :  in.ante  :  f.Aidingyhetpingy  fkttduringy  ajji-  ^ 
jiingyreleeumgy furthering^ fbrwarding.  , 
.  Dieu  aidant.  By  thehelpe  of  God  y  if  God  prober  rny 
proceedings  yor  ^aremc  life  ancLheakby  and  God  wily 
ifGodfàyamen.  -     „ 

Aide  :  tù.An  aidaût^  helpery  fecondy  affiftant  j  Lçol^e 
Aides.  -  .    ^     :^ 

Vn  Aide  à  Maflbn.  A  Iflafons  boy  y  orferuant,  that 
reaches  him  ftonOyand mort er  as  he  worses. 

Aide:  com.  Aidejjelpe^0fiancej^  reliefeyfuccour^^fup- 
port;y  firtherancey  afmoàrding'y  (àlfoy  a  fubfidiCy 
h'ney  cufiomOytaxe  5  a  preftàtion  duefiomfuhicâsto 
their  SoueraignSyandfiom  tenants  to  theirlandrlords^y 

.  generallylaAy  money  ihats  leuied  by  eiwer(ouer  anda- 
boue  their  ordinarie  reuenue)'*fir  the  warn  s  y,  ot^other 
extraordinarieimploymenfs.  ' 

Aides(W  wAide)  AUIiindofSubfidteSy  IçrieSy  ta-^ 
ices/ithèSypecumarie fubuentms -y  dnd  particularlyy 
the  ordinarie  impofit'um  oftwelue  pence  in  the  pound 
Tovar.vponall  forts  of  fuites  y  prouifiony  ana  mart-^ 

\  '  charnu 

\  tojhcJî,  p^rjons  as  arepriuiledged  by  cuftomty  or  char- 
ter from  the  Vjng  \)  alfoy  lightrarmed  fouldiours  im- 
ployed  fir  féconds 'y  and  the  fir  ces  or  troupes  which 
one  fiiendy  or  colleague  ^  fends  to  the  ayde  of  ano- 
ther.   ,  ,  •  -:  ;.;...'  ••  ..^ .  •  ,.-;.: 

Aides  chevélj.  Three  pecumariey  and  cafuaU  aydeSy 
or  duetieSyyeelded  in  Normandie  y.  by  euery  tenant  in 
fee  vnto  his  Land-lord  (if  he  be  noble)  the  firft^  when  ^ 
bis  eldefi  forme  is  l^nighted;  and  this  is  tearmedyAidc 
|e  chevalerie;  the  fécond  y  towards  the  ma^i/r gey  f 
eldeft  daughter  y  called  Aide  de  mariage;  Ae 
third  y  to  helpe  to  pay  bis  ranfomCy  ^hen  be  is  prifoner 
in  a  warre  y  wherein  heferued  the  ^tng  by  reafin^ofhts 
owne  tenure\  and  this  tbeycdli^ik  dcranjon:  JErjf\. 
the  cuftomesof^iXsHtoSy  and  infime  other places^one^^ 
lythetTPofirfi  (and  thofi  but  once  du^cing  a  tenants 
Ufe)areye tided  :  within  Vonù)icu(andin  marn  other 
parts  of  Ffaunce)  the  two  firfl  wbenfieuer  Wey  ac- 
crue^tbeUJl(moftcQmmonfy)  but  once  dnrmg  u  lords 
time.Themoft  common  proportion  is  y  tefl  pounds  V  zxï- 
{\s  for  euery  fie  held  its  Peeredomtyondfor  euery  whole 
t^jii^U  fié  y  6o.s'^dfo  ratably ywben 

^portioned.  •      "     \    \        "*  ' 

Aicicscoufturoicrs.  Tl^ySme;  and  called  fo  in  the 
aunticntcuflomes  of  Normandie. 

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<^ldc  dçrtlicfc.  The  fine  paid  by  eucrie  terumt  vnto 


the  old  oni^&  towards  the  reUkfe^whuh  bee  is  topojf 
V/JÏO  the  lord  Paramount.'  -    M 

La  Cour  des  Aides.  ^>;i  Cour.  / 

Droit  d'aide,  as  Aides  chcvcls^;  called  fo  in  the 
cuJlomesof.S.^àu\j  Arthois^  Amiens,  beauquefne^ 
Doulciis,  &  of  fame  other  places:  In  both  the  hurf^m- 
dies  tbejàme  proportion  is  due^by  this  title  yVnth  lords 
fir  their  voyages  into  the  Hofy  la^d^ 
Loyaulx  aidc^.  as  Aides  cmvcIs  j  te  armed  fôwlûh 
m  the  dominion  i>/Tours,  Lodunois,  Foiftou,  and 
Lille.  ;      ,  '^ 

Bon  droift  a  bon  mcftier  d'aide  :  Prov.  Oood  right 
hath  (in  our  daycs)  great  need  of fkuour. 

.Aide  :  m.  éc  ;  îlAidedJjclpcd^fJifled^  releeued^fuccpu- 
rcd\  fupported  '^faiioured  ^furtheredyfmTvarded. 

Aider.  To  aid  y  helpey  ajjlft  j  re  le  cue ,  fuccêur^  /j^^^i 
fupport  J  fauoirr  :^jirward y  further. 
Bon.cû  le  ducil  cyi  après  aide  :  Prov.  Good  is  that 
forrmrplnch  at  length  does  good'y  happietbe  gôefi 

^  rvhich  in  we  end  malles  vshappie. 
Fortuncaidc  a  ccluy  cjui  fc  veut  zidcX'^rùjFtn^tune 
helpes  him  thafs  wiUingto  helpi  hSmfelfi. 


A  difea fed  titter.      l^-^^T^ 

Aigrcinoinc  Sauvaigc.  wild  Tanpc^sUuer-wetd, 


hit  iiewmçfhe  Land-lord^  frefently  after  thtdeatb  of^     Aigrct  :  m.  cttc  :  f.  Stmewhat  tartjharfe^  eagre» 


Syrop  aigrct.  Syrop  of  vinegar. 

Aigrette,  (a  foule  verie  iil(e  a  fierffny  but  white -,  )  a 

.  cricllHeron^ordwarfeHeron'yalfi,  the  bearbe  So-r- 
relL  ,  ,  /       . 

Aigrettes  d*  Heron.  Hfyw-f^j.  ''\..'' 

^  Aiffcux  if.Sharpnep^tartnejjey  eagreneffe^  fotpei'- 

Aigri  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Sharpened  ^  exalferatedy  aggrauated^ 
gneutdygaUedyincenfedyprouol^dvntoanger. 

Aigrir.  ToJharPenyfmer-j  exafperate  j  aggrauaie  j  to 
gneucy  galiyfiirre  vp^or  prokol^e  to  anger. 
s'Aigrir.To  wax  eagre  ifharpCy  tart  yangrie. 

Aigrilsaqt.  Gaulmyncenjingy  exa^eratmgyàggraua- 

^^*  •.        •     ■/>  '    •  •  •  •    -^     ■■<>r^    '    • 
AigruiL  Any  thing  that  increafisy  or  exalperatesya  dif 
eafe^orfore.  ^       |^  4 

,  Perfil  aignm.  Great  mter  Tarjley  ;  Lool^e  Perfil* 
Aiguade  :  T.  A  wateringy  a  tal(ing  inoffrejh  water^y  aU 

/pya  place  ofjpateyingyfirjhippes.. 
A\o\\c  :  f.  tvater  j  al/Oy  a  Mare,  f  Lang. 
Ax^ti^mziint.Sea'Water-greene  colour. 
Aigucux:mxuic:f.  Waterijhy  or  y  full  of  water. 


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Ajencemcnt^& Ajcncer.Loflifcc  Agencement, &  A-  ..  Aiguier  :  m.Afinl(eyOrwaJhingftoheyinal(itcbini  or. 


.  gencer. 

Ajettcr  \no\l[c2\x.Tocafly0r  whiftle^jfa  himl^e^joUt 
her  gOyl^thcY  flie. 

Aiglaiitier  :  m.^n£glentineyqrfipefitrb'rier  tree^ 

Aa^zs  \m.  Eaglets  yyong  Eagles.' 

A^tif. An  eagle.  | 

Aigle  de  mer.  \An  OSprey  ;  water  Sagleyfea  Sagle. 

VçiMczÀ^Qnotic.  A  Salter. 

Piçrre  d'aigle.  An  JSpgle-fione  ^  found  in  the  Eagles 

nejhapplyedtothetbighofawoman  thatUihlé^ïy 

hamtethberdeliiùrie.  \  /  -  ^ 

Aigieron  :  m.  AnEaglcty^yongEagle^ 
A\^k({tiï.AnEagle^eyjihenneEagle.''  ^      '' 
Aigneau  :  m.  a  Lanwe  j  Seel^e  Aeneau.   % . 
Aigneaux.  Munnaclesy  fetters pr  the  hands^ 
Aigaelé:  m.éc:(.  Lambed. 
AignelçpiQtit.  A  lambing. 
Aie^nda.Tolambe'ySeelfjt  Apiece. 
Aï%ùdct:m.AUmbl(m^littleyOryongyiM 
Aignelette,&  Aignelieit.  ^  Agnclicrc. 
Ai^tydm.  n^ite  Budgey  white  iJmbe.: 
Aigras  :  m.  veriuyce  ;  (an  old  word.) 
Aiffc.  A  tfind  of  Gruh^xey  or  in^rument  Wherewith 

roots^ndjhrubs  areplucl(jfdvp.    ^ 
Aigre  :  com.  Earreyfbarpe^  tart^  mingy  fewer  •  g^^ 
brittlê'/>r  eafiÇbrolien  (with a  hammer.}     ,  ; 
Aigre  haleine.  Aftiniiing  (whkhwet  aJfo  calta 

fowerjbreatb.  -.     •  ^^v 

Maliigre.  ^difeafi  ^HgwïfoSy  hyjwormes  that 
bi^edintbeirgorg^.        .     .,^^  r-H 

Aigrcbcthcur.  The  name  ofatertame fewer  apple. 
AigrC-^Uce  :  £  ^  ciuile  Orange  ;  tnryOtangey  that  is 
betweenefweet  and  fewer.         .    i  .  i? .  ^.  ^r. 

Ai  gre-doux  :  ofudoucc  :  ibetwe^m  fwett  andftmety 

,  orjoalfèfweetyhalfèfbwer.         . v*^    ,^4.  - 
Aigrefin:  m.A  certaine  Tml^fh  coym^  aifi/t  fijh  that 

rejfèmbles  a  whiting  ;  and  may  be  caUed  (according  t$ 
,    the  Latine  lecorariusj  the  liuer  fifh.  -  - -^ 

Aigrement..  Eag;refyyjbarfefyitartfy^^^  • 

jeuitely.    -  .  ."    •     •  •  ^  ■   .•"  :-.H.r>-: ..." 

Ai^nnbine  :  f.  The  bearbe  called  Apwrnut^Epi^ 

monie-y  andby^fomeiJuerwêrt/betaufèkU  ffmjk 


as,  Ayguicr. 

AigmcvciiAnEweryOrLauer.    ^       ^-  .  „ 
Aiguillât. /«rAguillat.  *  -         ' 

Aiguille  ••  f.  A  needle  ;  alfoya  Horne-bacl(ey  Piper-fijhy 
Gane-ffhy  or  Horne-fijh  ;  atfoy  the  lejfe  of  the  two  Ug- 
bonesyalJe^Jpirefieeple^yOrObeUsl^e.^ 
Aiguilles/  short  worms  that  breed  in  aHaw^ey  and 
bring  betyWithoùi  fpeedie  helpCyVnto  ber  death  j  fom^ 
callthemyBacl['WO'rmes. 

Aiguille  dc  berger.  .^  Aiguille  dcpafleur. 
Aiguille  dc  chariots  &c.  The  draught  tree  of  a 

"  Chariou&c. 
Aigiiilk  mufqucc*  Musl^ed  Vinl^needli y  muslfed 
StarffS-blUyOr  Cranes-bill  *y  Mufcata.  * 

Aimiille  de  paftcur.  Three  finer  all  hearbsar^  cal- 
leap  i  ÛJe  firftyOur  Shepbeards  needle  y  wild  chermlly 
mocl(e  Chetuilly  Ladies  combe  ;  theficondyStorl^es  bjly 
Cranes  billy  Hear ons  billy  Pinl(needUy  (whereof  there 
temany  l(inds  y)  the  laj^  Hearbe  Roberty  (aftirilijng 
bearbe.)  J 

>JDc  fil  en  aiguille.  E/<^  iat  of'tty  from  point  to  pointy 
ftom  one  end  to  the  other. 

Enfiler  fon  aieiiille.s^^jcf  Enfiler. 

Fourni  de  fil  &  d'aiguilfe.  Readiefir  any  imploy- 

nient  j  alfo/teuer  tofeeifO  for  an  anfwer. 

On  ne  cadic  point  aiguilles  en  fac  :  Prov.  lMl(e 

Sw^       :     ■'  -  ,^--.  -      .^^       ':^  .  . 
Aiguille  ;  mie  :  £  Of  a  needle  ;  fUl  of  needles  j  li^ea 

needle iwràt^htyOrpricIfedyWith  needles. 
AiguiUette  :  fT^p^/^  î  5^e^:f  Efguillcttc^ 

Alguittettes  d^armcs.  Tfcr 

laaies  laces  y  white  Caméléon  graffe  y  painted^rfie^ 

YCfwedffaffe.    ...''r^  t^"^^ti|l?1-*•':vWïi^,;y:V.>■^>•  ■ 
A^uiflctter.ra truffe^ tye^pofMs^y  alfiyto  nohify  or 

tafhyWithpomts.  :      *         V 
fà^ûSS^^Aneedkxafèé^  \^ 

AifeuiIl6ai^^E%uilkm.  . 
ÂSiillomié  :  mie  £PtkkedSungy 

JmaU-pointed/ti  africke  orfiing.         t ,  i 
Aiguitoncnt  :  blA  wbettingjharpeningy  orfetti/^  f 

anedgeon.    "•'  -"^^'«^tS'- -  z'-;"  ^^  .v  ■•^y.i^D-x'A 
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ji\iîM([c.Thcwhole'headedGarlicl(e. 
Ail dours. RamfonsyKamfics^Bucl^e  rammes^  Beam 
garlicl(e.       ^      .  t 

•Ail  porrçau.  Grr^  mountaine  Gartil^e.    ;  ^ 
Ail  SauYagc,«^i/rf  Garlulfie^  Crow  Garlicl(éy  Hearts 
Gatlicl(eyStagtGaYlici{eySnal{esGarlicl{ei 
Ail  ilc  Serpent.  The  fame. 
11  amaflc  la  difmc  dc  Tail .  Hee  hath  beetle  founify 
ci4dgeled:^(aVoiâc\ïnProuerbe.) 
Aile  :  f.  U  wing  i  alfiy  the  brimme ,  or  brerewood  of  a 
hat.'^  »  ■  .  •  •  .  »  ■  ..  .  •  . 

Les  ailo^d^^in  fbrcft.  the  fides  or  sl^rtes  of  a  For- 

LeUiksdunczMemÊft^  "^ 

Les  ailes  de  ipoiffons. Thé finne's  offijhes. 
^Aùïcd'^zilcsyithfirce  ofwing-y  Mfafi  as  hee  can 
flye.  " 

Batre  de  Tailc  TofmeU  ran^Cy  drjlrongy  éjpecially 
fiomthe  arme-holcs.  *    ^ 

U  ne  bac  plus  que  d'une  aile;  H^^  is  become  limey 
bee  U  haifi  vndone ,  he  hath  but  one  firing  left  to 
bisEoWyOlfiyheeiswellmghdeady  oradying.  .  " 
Chaqflcrles  ailes.  U  leur  chaufla  les  aiJfcà^aux 
^  pieds.  Hee  gaue  wings  to  their  fiet-y  hee  made  them 
jlye/uiffirebadbeeneattheirtayles. 
Rongner  les  ailes  à  •  To  weal^eny  fuUdtmnéy  bring 
vnder  y  hold  fhortJieefe  taw. 
Tirer  de  dèfl us  T aùç .    Cunningly  to  flealrypurloiny 
conuey  away  a  thing  that  was  hidy  coueredyl^ept  clofe^ 
or  warily  lool^ed  vnto.  # 

II  en  tirera  pied^ou  ailc.  5ef  Pied. 
Voler  de  haultc  aile.  To  carriebimfilfi proudly Jof 
tifyyambitiduffyi  tobeareahighfayleytojtândonhigh 
points  y  to  fly  e  a  high  pitch  i  to  meddle  i^ith  no  jneane 

Ils  veulent  voler  fans  âile^ .  They  would  compajfe 

treat  matters^  without  meanes  *y  alfoy  they  would 

IfeheldMafters  befite  they  haueferued  halfeâPrjtn- 
tijhip.  ' 

AileT^.  éé:  f.  winged  ^.fwifiy  flying. 

Alices*  bailler  les  ailccsàvn  cheval.  Togiuea  horfe 

thehcadytbathemayrunthefitfleté 
AÛcv.'TogiuewingsvntOyOrfetwingsvpon. 
Ailercttc.4;r  Aileron.-  ^       •      . 
Mitïoïi.  Alittlewing^yôftbîendofawing. 

Ailerons  grands.  ^Landics.  .        ;  .   ; . 

:     Aileron  petit.  ^  Nymphe. 
•    Ailerons  dc  poiifom.  Ï*fjî«»ei(/J?)^ 
Ailes  :  £  tmgs  j  tfij^^»  Aiffcflcs  j  The  arme-boks-y  al- 
fOy(inAndtame)tBeJidefofawoma4^ 

:  {•  A  Utile  wing.  u-vi-v^i.^:^^:..i.-^.-^>  <^^i^.s^;V^    '; 

.  .  ^v^^^  :  fc  Tti^o  beames  that  tunne  akng  the  hatches 

I      «/*  Sbippe^  and  wub  the  Xt9attGmmaJiea  Uég- 

Sféareboley  whereat  the  Sbip^êatis  letdawneintê 

tbehfld'^ouirSbip-migl9t$9amtbemyC0mi^ 

AiUadci^  G4rfic4fySïrr^;4^,  Oie/meUêfCéerUcki 
whence  t  ^  '  ^   t     .  *     ,r 


AxU^orrQZUiiïi.Great  mountaine  Garliclie. 

JiitmblcasAttMahkial/Oyloueable. 

Aimani  :  m,  A  louera  fer  uant  y  afj^eet-hear^alfoythe 

Adamant^  Load' jiojie.  . 

Aimant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  Lomgyafeeiirigydeligbting^lea- 

ftng  bimfelfi  in.      . 

Ainiantin  :  m.  ine  :  f.  Adamantine  ;  lit^ean  Adamant^ 
ftrongas  the  Adamant)  trm-drawmg  j  belonging  to 
the  Adamant.  vv 

Aimc : m. ee  :  f.  Loued^afcSledy  kelouedy  v^U lilted -^ 
dtUghtedyOr  pleafedwith.  , 

lis  ont  aime  mieux.  They  had  leaaer  y  they  chef e 
rather. 

Bien  a  en  famaHbn  qui  defes  voifinis  eft  aîtné: 
Prov.  He  finds  all  welt  withiny  who  is  beloued  witb^ 
ùutydoores.  ^ 

Le  dernier  venu  eft  le  mieux  aîrhc  '  Prov.  Hee 
is  beft  thought  cf  that  eomes  lafty  a  new  friend 
mal(es  the  old  forgotten  -y  the  loft  Suiter  wins  thes 
wench.  /  •  .        . 

Aimc-bdi.  Vuely y  aiUujtydaunce-louhtg. 
Aime-carnage.  CvueU^butcherlyJ^io^die  minded  y  well 
pleafedwith  flaughters. 

Aime-esbats.  -Gamefome  y  f^tfiéU  y  (portsaffcB- 
wing.  y  ^  '  ^ 

Ahrit-hmnzms:Gentle^charitabley  fbciable;  men-af 
fèélingymanliind''l$uing. 

Aimc-loix .  Iiffl ,  luftice-louing ,  Lawes-afcBing. 
Aime-  lyre .  Mufically  Harpe-louingy  Lyre-affeCling. 
AimcATl2ÏAK^Obfequiou4ydutifidlyf^ 
Aime-mars.  Martially  warlil^ey  warrc-afeâiing. 
Aiine-^noifê .  ^  bra  bier  y  vnquiet  fellaw  y  contenti- 

om  companiony  wrangling  mar  chant  y  brawling  maimer 

bate }  one  that  loues  tofeey  orfetyOthers  together  by  the 

ear  es. 
Aimé-noveaute  •  Incmflunty  humûrousyfantafticdlly 

new  things  louingynouelties  a feâiing. 
Aiine-paix.  PeaceablCy  mild  y  qiuetypeace-louing^'e^' 

affeaing.  * 

Aime-pleurs  •  Cruetlypitilejfe  ;  alfo  doltfiiU y  teares-^ 

louingymuchgiuenyOràjfecledyvntaweeptng. 
A!men7>  loue^ffekyl^ipellof^ytodehghtyOrbeplea^ 

fed  in.  v 

fit r  aime  de  vous.  And  1  bue  it  becau/è  it  was 

yours.- 

Aimer  &  fçavoir  n'ont  mefmc  manoir:  Prov JLa^e 

0ndl(nawledge  bue  net  together. 

C'eft  trop  ahner  quand  on  en  meun  :  Prov.  They 

lone  too màcb  who  dyefbrlouey  f^fayyloueme  little 

and  loue  me  loiitg.  y 

Jamais  graflegelinc  n*aima  chapon  :  Ptov.  A  fat 
wife  neuet  Imed  a  faint  hmband^  ;\ir 

j.  lamais  tioicux  n'aima  le  pigne  :  .Prov.  Keuer  cUd 
Scabd iade  tHueihe  currftombe  \  not  a  corrupt  heart    7 

Ln  {biles  fenunes  nTaitnent  que  pour  pàfhire-Pro« 
whmesafftR  your  pwrfity  not  you  j  of'y  loueyoujuit  if 
you  feed  themnot.    ■  .  ^     • 

Ix  pareileux  aimc  Hen  b'efbngnc  foittfc  :  Prov^ 
The  fiuggard  loues  aOfe  things  done  to  his  bands, 

Onques  n'aima  bien  qtiepoiir  fi  peu  haït  :  Prov. 
Hé  neuer  louedwell^hât  bated  fin'  a  trifle,  w^  t  * 
Onques  maftin  n'àimatcvrier  :  V^vcxWéAthmkne^ 
uer  cared  fir  gentUman^^'"^^^^^^^^^^^  r  ^U  *i^    .t      • 
Qm  aime  Bmrand  aime  fonduen:  Ptov Jiwe  me 

CM  bien  aime  bien  cfadtic  :  ProT^e  flFTMjB^ 
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Qui  biçnaime  tard  oublie  :  Prov.  Sound  bue  is  nut 
foone  forgotten.  * 

Qui  mieux  aiinc  autruy  que  foy ,  au  moulin  il 
-  me^Jrt  defoif  :  Pro.H^  that  bues  another  better  than 
hwfelfiy^rues  in  a  Coolies p)op.  ^ 
Ici  cuide  aimer  qui  mufe  :  Prov.  Some  thinl(C  they 
loue  who  do  but  dote\  or ^fome ^though  they  tbinJ^e  they 
loue^butdreameofloue.     . 

Aimc-filerrce.  stilly  ^jht^  filence-louing  y  noyfe-ha- 
ting. 

Aimz-tout.' Mofi  l(indjnojl  louing^ofl  cha/itabtey  aU-\ 
affcêling  J  or^none  (becaufe^U)  affecling.  ^ 

Ain.^^Haim,  j»^  ^  .  • 

Aincois.  But  ^rather  j  before^ete^Y  ere..  ^ 

Mi[^s\  (.The  pihey>r  groyne  of  man  or  woman. 

Ains.  ^j  Ançois: 

Ainfi;  SOyOs  yeuenfo^euenasJtUfeaSyOsitrçere. 
Ainfi  comme  ainii.  Hciwfoeuer  ^  though  it  had 
not  beenefo  ;  alfo ,  bee  it  m  it  bee  n^iJL  j  as  well  as 
wcmxy^fofo.  "  t^  .   .       ' 

Ainfi  que.  The  whileft ,  iuftwhen^  at  the  time  that  j 
al/oyOsmuchyOSTPell  asyliiie  as^^iienas.      » 
p2T  ainfi.  rherefbreyJbrthiSyOr fir  thatycauft. 

I     On  luy  dit  qu'aitlfifuft  quc&c.  One  toldhmtythat 
the  figne  or  tol^en  thereofwas^jthaiy  &c  i  çr  that  if  it 

fell  out ythaiyeitc^   :  :,  v     ;     • 

Ainfin.  ^  Ainfi.  ^PariHcn,  ; 

K\i\(ïiz.  Lool(e  h£nL  ^^  ^ 

Ajomdrt.  Tourne  y  adde  y  put  yOr^ppltevntâ. 
Ajoïnt  :  m.  inte  f.  Udioyned ,  added  y  put  ^  ap^ed 
1  .     vnto.  •    ^ 

Adjolic  :  itu  ec  ;  f.Pranlcedy  triclft  vpyfetforthymadi 

fine.   :  •  -t ..  ••  ;  '^.  , 

K)o\ict^^ ^Mk^jtYk{evpyfet out ^Ml(e fine.   - 

Ajolivcr,  To  be  meriey  buxomey  iolly,  iocondy  to  mal^e 

much  of  himfetfè 'y  aifoy  topranlfeycr  trul(e  vp  him- 

felfey  to  pM  on  his  holydayfaceytofet  the  better  leg  be- 

fifre*   '  -  ^     ■   •■   ■?• 

Ajourner  .To  be  neert  day^to  griw  towards  day -y  (vieil 

.   mot.)  .  ''  . .  -'  ■''' 

Ajous:m.Tity^yGorfe.r        3  ^ 

Avç  :  m.  The  aireybreathy  wind  which  we/ucl^e  vp  *  at- 
fi  the  element  ayre  ;  alfo^fmall  blafty  breathy  or  pujfe 
,  Bfwind  ;  aire  j  alfoya  tunèyfmndy  m  ayre  vt  Mufkl^i 
alfoytbe  firme^rfpecies  of  a  thing  \  alfo  y  the  famuty 
pacey  gùodopinim  of  men  ;  alfOy  the  afbetly  pre/hue  y 
apparanceofman  ;  dfiyagood pacejbandflmeneffley 

^  orbetnmùnpêfwhatonedoes^y  (Il  danfe  d'un  pel 
air  tyjMborfemanJhipy  a  domgy  êrfbrring  managiy  or 
manage  t at  fed  ahûuegroimd.  .s,     r 

>L*airder6ratoire;rairilcuos  lettres.  The  ne^t- 
neffeyaptnejfe^licacieydecwumyfUifafttMffé  there- 
of -f^^^y  'yi:  ^  '■''^^  «'Tf^.'r^^^r^  ■;■'•   ':>«^'/->*\îfî'^^ 

a  deIny^  air*  A  cenam  cwfteoty  or  manage ^berin  the 

ba^  if  a  borfe  is  in  the  aireytbe  other  on  thé  p^uad. 

.  flionnàairiirçs  entrcprifb.  Uefublijhedy  reuea- 

.  uealod  ^-dkvidged  them  y  gaue  a  pajfage  orventvnto 

them.  '^  ^  ■    .'"' vf-:*^>'iv*^^*'-^'r  ■ 

Alv:m.ABgû{aword$ftwofillables.)    v  '   ir*;  ;  :., 

Airaignc  lidS^fjn  Spimut  lalfêy  a  net  ofwhefet 

:  bepieyandoMtbeoiià^faoMfytheglafft  wmiemes  of 

Churches yé^C.  \ ^x  4»*n  yr  'o».  y:^  K i 

AiraJgacux* Lool(e  Anii^rift rt/ 1^  ^f  v<  r  ^;fpcvj 

Airain.  Brafpe  ;  LoolfeM^às^     i  ^ .      7  s  :r>  t^^^   . 

Aireti».-^4)'"^j^^</f^!f^  '"-^ 

De  bon  aire.  Gentleymildyeoiérteom^ebomàre^iiritlh 
oHtgM;^tbearesnomam\tff^^imliei^   .     '>  mv^ 
Aire:  (.A  flatyeneny  kuelly  peeee  or  plot  ^grotrndi 


(hence)  alfOy  the  floor e  of  a  houfey  or  barne  j  alfoy  the 
whole  fuperficies^  oyfupcrficiall  compajjiyof  a  plotyor 
yfore\  alfOyabedyplaty  orquarteryin  a  garden  j  atfoy 
as  Hculet  j  alfo  y  We  halfe-pacey  or  landtng  place  of  a 
half e-pace  flaire. 

Aire  dcspoi\s.TbegriJllie  brimmeyOr  edge  of  the  eye- 
Mowes.  <      • 

n-    Aire  de  vcnt'^if  oppofitionof winds /u  of  the  South 

to  the  mtby&cyagiijb  of  contrarie  windsy  at  fea. 

Couppc  à  tire  &  i  aire.  Cut  clofe  by  the  groundy  or 

cleane  away  ;  and  (in  the f  ale  ofvnderwofidsj  cut  clofe 

by  the  flocl(e  y  or  wholly  away  from  it. 
Aire  :  m.cc  :  f.  AngrieyChollertclie^n  a  chafe.     " 
Airc^U  :  n\.A  Plough.  ^  '  ■      . 

Âkétif.Afloort'fiiU/nbed-fiéUof.       % 
Aiic\ics:iivhurtle  berries,  or  winber^. 
Aircr.  To ayrie-y  tomate  a neftyorayrie. 
Aircr.To  chaftyor  beangrie.     \       -^ 
Aireftt.^Arcfte.  \ 

Airin  :  m.inc  :  f.  Ayïie  y  fill  of  a^re  j  abomàmg  with 

ayre.^      •    /  \:  •  \ 

KvLQiA. A  "Heme 4^r Heron:  ^[Savoyard.     . 
Airurcjf.  The earingyor plawmgof land. 
Ais  :  m.  Aplanl^eyOrboord.  \ 

Compter  Jesâixàfoliueaux.  Totrifleoitttbethney 
or  loo/i  it  altogether.  ,* 

Aifaiicc:f.  Eafiyficilitiey  readinefe,  eafineffe  *y  eon- 
ueniencky  opportunitiOy  commoditie  j  alfoy  an  eaû  y  of 
eafeJiiU  thing. 

Anzt\gf(ln  the  VluraU  ntmber)  A  Priuie/>r  houfe 
ofofftcT.  V 

Aifceau:  m^  A  Chip-axe  y  oi  one-handed  plane-axe y' 

wherewith' Carpenters  herp  their  timber  fmooth . 
Aifcellaire.  ^Ti^  Millaire.   • 
Aiiccttcif.  A  little  planing  axe.  \  ■ 

Ailc  :  m.  Eafeyleafure  ;  ficilitie-y  commoditie  j  de  light  y 
pleafuTjt^  fin  content.       v      % 
L'on  endure  tout  fors  que  trop  d'aiie  :  Prov.  fvee 
fiyyaU  things  may  be  fufferedfiuihgwe^^     ^ 
Qui  à  aife  tend,  aile  luy  lEiut  :  Prov;  fife  iEfc^/  fUh 
dies  his  conteYitmentouermuchyeuer  wants  it.  . 
Aifé  :  m.  aifëc  :  f.  eafiey  eajefill  ;  gentle  y  facile  j  fee  j 
'  fo/i\  pliant  ;  pleafaht^  deUghtfiU-y  alfoy  rich  ;  whence*y 
Aifé  en  fon  mcfnage .  Ofgoodyfiate ,  well  Imedy 
well  to  Hue  •  well  firnijhedwitb  all  boujhold  proiA- 

fim.  •    «  ■'','■  *  r 

Ghofc  aiiiec  croyable:  Prov.  Ordinarié  th'Aigs  are 
eafilybeUeued.       ..  v*  .>     '    :^ 
Aifc  :  com.  Cheer efiUy  gladly  contented  y  infidnejfe  of 
dejiight^ith great  Jif^/àéiimy  at  much  eapty  whence^ 
Us  eiloyent  à  cable  alks  comme  Peres.  (.A  phrafty 
V  whofi  Author  hyVcrèi  meant  Abbey-làbbers.) 
Us  repaiflenr  ajfes  coQimc  à  nopçts.  They  fled  as 
freely  (or  cheer e filly)  as  iflh^  were  at  a  wedamg. 
Chafcim  n'eft  pas  aifê  qui  danfe  :  Prov.  ewrie  one 
Ù  notmerie  that  dances  (yiz.  tbatfeemes  merie) 
fln'rft  pas  aife  qui  eftxourroucé:  Fioy.Anger^d 
bearti^afc^i  vtter  enemios.  ^  ■    ^  ^^^  ^  ^ 
Iln'eftvic  qijcPd'cftrebicnaife:  Prov.  Hit  one fj 

y  ânes  thai  lines  contented  ^  ^^B^f'^  ^^  ^f^^  ^^^f^ 

pore  of  contentments.  .    '^/r^'^'^'^' 

Aaceincat.  Eafhy  r$gbiiy^ix$edientlfyi^^ 

AiOtncnuTbefame.  ■r:--\-.^^iii]-  A 

Aiiemcnts-  as  Aiùùcts.     .  -  -^^M  .m  :  •  >  n^# 

Alit^Tobolm^^fifiUyfinfuallytûtal^  eafi^kuOy 
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A^i^e.^ldeftyprft-borne.  ^ 

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Aifncffe  :  f.  EUletjhify^ldePlhip,tht  being  tldefij^  0 
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Droift  d'aifheflc.  Tè^  r/g/^f,  and prerogame  $f  the 
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Argent  of  grou^id  lying  next  vnto  the  houfe  ^  or  y  as 
far  re  as  a  Capon  canjtyefom  it  j  In  the  reH  he  Mth 
but  an  equaU  Jhar^  with  the  younger:  This  is  his 

.  due  in  many  parts ,  and  places  of  Fraunce  j  in  fome 
.  others  they  dealeotherrpfe^  andfeuerally^  according 
to  thcrrfeuerall  cu^omes.  •      "^     ^ 

AiiTidc  :  f.  An  inflrument  xfherewith  Catdeners^  open, 
or  breathe  vpythegrou?id.  «        -^        ,. 

AifTeau.  4^  Aifleid  j  Alftythe  verieiniddle^  centre  §f 
a  pillar  from  the  top  to  the  bottome  thereof 

Km^ivtit.  The  veine  rvbich  paffeth  along  the  arme- 
hole.  ^ 

Aiflellairc.T^if  Aiflcliere/ 

AilTelle  :  f.  yf»  arme-hàlcy  a\fo^  little  pUmke^boord^if 
fhmgleofwood.  •  / 

•Aiflcul  :  m.  Anaxletret'^alfoyone  ofthepolesrphereen 
(fomefay)the  world  is  turned. 

Àiflfî. /t^.  Aiflil, 

Ai{{{cu.:m.AnaxletreCy&c.asPiiffc\u. 

AiÂîl*:  aiAfingleyOrfhingle  ofwoodyfucb  as  houfesare^ 
in  fbme  places  yCoueredwitball. 

Aiflrcs.  ^  Àgiers.  \J  ' 

Aitiologie  ;  f.  Ayeeldingyorfhemngyofa  reafon^  or 
càufè.  '..    . 

Ajilfté  :  m.éc  :  f.  Adiufled  ;  Loof^e  Adjuftc. 

Aluùtï^To  adiuft  y  Lool^e  Adjuger. 

Alabandique.  pierre  Alabandique*  «^  1(tndofblac\ 
flone/ningledwithpurple. 

Alachi:  in.ie  :  f.  Slacî^eneâ  j  hung  flagging  ;  fallen 
dovme  by  weal(eneffe  out  of  it  right  place  *y  decayed^ 
quadedyfàdedyfkiledy  grawne  feeblCy  or  loofe. 

Al^hil^ToJldcl^en^y  to  bang  flagging  downewardyto 
flipy  or  fkd  dinmeyby  weaJienefjcy  out  of  it  place  :y  to 
q^aUcyfkde  yf^lCy  defay  in  flrengfbi  growe  loofCy 
feebUyW^.  . 

Alachiltement:  mUflacl^cnmg  ;  a  loofenipyOrfLicltr 
nefe  i  a  quailingya  growing  loofeyOrfèeble^y  aflaggingy 
or  falling  downeythrougb  ^lenejle  ;  4  decayingyfa; 
dingyOrfylinginvigoTyfbrenféyprcf. 
Adaigrc:  com.  cheer eJùUy  blithy  ioUyy  meriey  iayfuUy 
^  gladybuxomey  iocond  j  alfbynimble^iuey  b^ie. 
Alaigre  comme  vn  papUloiu  As  merie  m  a  cricket 


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Alaig] 


jremcnt.  CheeiefitUyy^ocondfyybruhefyygladfy^- 

fimy  \atroyluflih  ymmbly^imly.  • 
Alaîcreflc  :  lAluritieycbeerefiiàdfey  nirtby  or  meri- 

nejjiyiocondnepy  or  ioyfidneffe opheart  5  lufiineffe-^ 
.^imbleneffey 

Alaîgrcté.i^  Alaigrcffcj^/yS,  mmbUmffe ,  oRiuitiey 
rcadinefeypromptnefji.  ^  .    •        *. 

Ai2me.aâltùlcmCyBreathy0r  breathing/ 
Dcfon  alainc.  Of  bis  fà^içHy^r  fide  ^  that  is  ofhU 
^^^^^hmowt^orapfUet  bimfelfi  têitiubirdof  bis 
.^'^ feather.        ,  '    ,     .v  .  ; 

i^TêholdoHt  tbemgta^asabkdjor 


beafljthat  tn  extremitk  of  heat  breathes  fh  ayre. 
Alairc  S^e^f  Allaire. 
Alaitté-^^aiôc. 
--Alaillbic.  as  Alembic  j  A  Limbec^^  fUUitme. 
Alambiquc.  BxtraêfedydiftiUedy  drawne  out  j  alfby 

wornej^ajiedyconfumed. 

Alambiquer.  Tv  extra^^ifliU^raw  out. 

.s' Alarnbiquer.Td  confumeyWafi^ine^eare  away. 
Miun^crs.AkindofPeacb. 
Mzn.  Seelf^s  Mian. 
Alandaal  trocifque  al.  A  Tfocisl(emadi  ofColoqum- 

ttda.  -V 

Alangouri  :  tn.K:f.tanguifhingyfn'mtingyfe€ble'y  wear 

rie  i  laT^yflug^ifhylsther'yalfOylanguzJhedyfaintedyfn^ 

fee  bled  j  weaned. 
s'Mzn^OUra.ToUnguifh^faintygrowfèebU^  orwea^^ 

rie/aileinfirength^ecaymvigouri  alfo^ogrgw  la^ 

Tieyfluggsfhylitherjdle. 
Alaiitir.  as  Ailenrir.         ^ 
Matmc  :  m. An  Alarum:  ^ 

'  Alaterne  :  m.  FruitleffiyOr  barren  Vriuet. 
Albacore.  A  certaine  fifb  in  the  India^tfea  ,  which  a 

'aerie  food  meat.    . 
Nbrnois.^»  AlbtatkUy  aithhabitant  (/Albania;  âlfii 

alighthorfemanwedrtngahigh-çrovmedhatyOrlmore 

par  iicul0rly)the  Albanian  Uglft  horfe^mpUytd  by  Pùf  es 

in  their  ordinarie  garrifàns. 

Albanois  :  m.  oife  :  f.  Amman  ;  o/Albania V^^^f' 
ingyOr  l^ty  vntà  an  Albanian  ^  and  hence-^ 

Chapeau  faic  â  l'Albaiioifè.  An  bat  vpitb  a  crmme 

UI(ea/itgarlefe'yanhigh<ropmedhat, 
Albaffan  :in.  Aidmdofwbiu  and  hard  Jhne,  whereof 
.    lime  may  be  made. 
AlbzurcAUeblafie^ 

Albaftrin.^i/e  as  AUeblafier -Jil^e  AUeblaRer  yofAlr 
Ublafter,  * 

Albazzan.  4;f  Albaflan. 

Albe.^Ablc.   • 

Albereau  :  m-Averiebard  nhite  fiee-jione ,  that  re- 

femblesth' Albaffan, 
Albergame.  Theamorom  afplc,  apple  of  loue,  golden 

app^» 
Aloergatipn.i^  kindofalienatim  mfieftrmtyandfor 

a  fine^  income,     ■  •  _     , 

MDCHi^.Al^ndof(huUPeacb, 
Alhctei^rim.  A  l(indof/)naU  Peach  tree, 
Albcrgcr.  To  alieninjèe  firme  j  (as  be  fire  j»  Albcr- 

eatioa.         ^ 
AIocttc.««  Ablette.  ^Kab. 
Albroiner.  To  h$mtibe  yong  wild  Vuc^e^r  the  old  one 

tiéenjhemootes'ytogoaducipng, 
Albrent  :  m.  AyoungwUd  Duc^  ;  alfiy  (a  mooter,  or 

moult er ,  )  the  old  one  when  jhee  mootes  y  or  hatb 

cafl  her  fiatbers -yalfi  ,  à  Pochard;  9r,as  Sarcelle' 
Albui^c:  f.   An  ex^aordinarie ,  or  viciom  whiter 

neffejn.theeye  j  a  wintijh filme  in,  or  ouer^'eye, 
Albu^eux  :  va.  «jic  :  £.  frhittfh,  tr  refembling  the 

wbtteofanegte. 
Alcali.  Sel  AlcaL  L004f  ScL 
Alcange.  T!>e hearbe AlcalfengityOr ffinUr Chtmtï    . 
Alchawae.  ^  Sf «ÏW».  f Rab.         •        *^ 
Akhcchai^c,  •r  AJchequangc.  Alka^eupty  red 

<   Nightfbaae/mter  charries.  -t-^ 

AlchciTnes.i<  r**»< ''**^^^^*^"" '*'' *^''^^> 

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Alcofribas.  â  grccdu  glutton  \  a  great  deuomer. 
Alcoraii  :  tpM^hoOiets  Alcoran  ;  (The  wordjigmfies  a 
true  Law  j  and  is  therefinc  mofi  vnfit  fir  that  moR 
Me  one.)  ^        ^^  \  .      .       ,      ,.  ^       ., 

AJcrct>içi.  ^  Halccrct. 

Alcbafire.^//f6/^fr.     :     \     f    '  '     §  •       '-^^ 
Alçbaflrin.  OfAUeblafieryyphjteas^  lil^e  o%  belmging 

tQ,AUeblafter.     .^    V  ,.'     j 
I  Alebi  ennc.  .A  S^Li/nander. 
Mcbi^omuntic^iuination  by  barley  tfieale  mixed  with 

wheat.       ^      7;    '  •   i  ^  .! 

Ale(5toirc.  The  Coci^efloneya  ChriJi^U  coloured Ji(me(as 

big  as  a  beane)  found  m  the  ^^>1te\  oir  move  offomt 
■  '  Cocoes.    -  .    -i  •  .  •■  .  ■   '  ".'/  . 

Aleélorophoneinc.  Thefin^^or  crawingofa  Cocl(j(. 
Ale (ilryoi  nantie  :  f.  Diuinamn  by  a  Cycl^e  -^or  by  the 

.  ^Cocl(e  Jlone.      ^  "    '^^     , 

Ale^crk.  To  lightenyO'/malie  light.  .> 

Alegerirvn  cheval  à  la  main.  Tobring^or  coh/ç  d 
hone  to  be  light  borne.  '  jp. 

Aleinc.^j  Haleine.  '     "^    '     "r 

AleiiienSf^i^^HaleTTcr.  / 

Aleman  :  m.  An  Almaine^Gc/man^  High-Dutchman^^ 
alfo^theA^màtne-^or  German  language. 
Peigne  d'Aleman,  r6e/7i;frfi  or  fmre  fingers  and  a 
thumbe.*  "'  V  v 

Querelle^' Aleman.  A  quarelt^or  hrahUjentredin^ 
to  vpon  aJleigbtjOY'drunl^enjoccafion. 
Theriaque  des  MtmsdisiThe  tuyce  ofGmepar  ber^ 
ries^extraUed  according  tourt^catiedjbjbothbecaufe 
it  IS  goodagainjl  poifon^&  becaufe  the  Germans  haue 
"vfed  to  îal(e  it  muchi 

U  n*eii  entend  que  lé  haut  AJcman.  Tis  Greel^vn^ 
to  him  ;  he  vnderfiands  no  part  of  it  j  bee  isneuer  a 
rvhit  thewifer  by  it.      '  .'     \^■ 

Alembic  :  m.A  Limbecl(y  or  Stillitorie. 

AJembique  :  m.cc  :  (.DiftiUed^or extra^dy  by  lim- 
'  becke^z>c\  Seel^e  Alambique. 

Alembiqucr.  To  extrail^or  diflill  by  Vmhecl^  j  or  as 
Alambiquer.  ^  V 

Alctnellc  d'efpée./tf  AlumelJc. 

Alcnois.  CrefloP  Alenois.  I{erSy  garden  Crefes^em$ 
IÇarSytofwne  Crejjes. 

Alenti  :  m.  ie  :  f.  Slacl^ned,^  loofènedi  fhfïencd^y  air 
laved  y  ap pea  fed  ;  growne  remife^  notfo  baJUeyOr  w- 
olent  as  it  was  ;  alfo ,  rpeal^enédy  enfeebled. 

Akntir.Tofltclicnyloofen'y  fbfteny  be allayedy  &rap^ 
feafcd'y  waxtraiiablei  grcmremiff}  lOr  not  fo  ba^ 
Jlieyhard^  no  /  violent  as  it  was  5  alfo  Jo  he  Wfal^pud^ 
orinfeebled.  ' 

Alcntiflcincnt  :  m.  A-^fldckeniHg  ;  loofining ,  fo/ie^ 
fling  i  aUayingyappeafing  y  a  Wialfemngyenfeebling. 

Alcron.^  ^^  wmg-^lp)^  twigykrig^  final  branch. 

Alefhe  :  f*  ^^  ^nr/f  ;  or  (  Sboomajfers J  hodl(m  ;  aljo  a 
/potted yond longyhen^ted Ki^y  or  7nornebast(eytear^ 
medbyfomeytbejharpe-fnowtedRay. 

Alefncs.  Cod^yCome-Yo/ij  field Nig^UOy  wMHigetta. 

Aleu  :  n\.  ubcrtUy  freedome^franchife^mmunitie  ;  at- 
fo  firee  temsre  which  holds  of  no  man^ndfoff  which  no 
feruice^ior  fine  is  due  to  any  ^^  (it  hath  commonly  the 
addition  of  y  firanc  3  and  franc-aleu  is  alfi^  fret  /hb^ 
ie£lyOrtenant^^y 

Franc  aleu  noble.  Hidf  imifdi&imy  and  Seigyisork, 
hM  without  homageyfealtkyfinf^ fermée. 
Frincaleu  roturier,^  ^d  tnmre  without  iurifdiHiaH 
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Alcuf.^Aleu.  -      .       A  '  «♦* 

Alexandre.  sAlexander-^  aifropcr  name]  afojthehearb 
great  Parfley^AUxanderiyor^lif^imders.  ^;« 
Picd  d'Alexandre.  The  hearbehartrane^  Berirain] 
Pellitoriè  of  i^f2înc.    '  *      , 

Mtumàïxn.  A  verfe  of  iiy&r  li  fiUabUs.  :  ^         ^ 

h\txzx)è[m.m.mi:ï.OfAlexand^  to 

Alexander. 

T^ctfûMcXtndrin.ThehearblAlexariders. 
Alexitere.  A  p-referuation  againft  pcyjon. 
'  Alçzznu4/orrelH)orfe  •  or  thefinreÙ  colour  ofhorfes. 

Alezan  couftade.  Adurl^e  reddtjh  colour  y  as  of  met- 

tall  burnt  in  the  fire  ;  a  bur  nt  foïrell. 
^g^tnc*  Mixtion  of  gold^?uiquict(filuer.    • 
Algarade  :  f.  An  vnexpeêled incur fton^affaultyOr  braua- 

aoe  ofhorfemehyfcc^men^  or  other  fouldiours  againft 

^heir  enemies 'y  arty fvaggering  and fuddcTifiotîJh^  ra- 
ua  ge  J  tumult  ^zpr  ore.         *..      ,. 

Al^arie  ;  f.  A  l(ind  ofinftrument  wherewith  Chirurgh. 
ans  prouûl(e  vrine  -yfome  tearme  it/i  Catheter. 

AlgCifSea-weedy/ea-graffeyReetS'ya  l(tndjofwrmcl{ledy  . 
and  broad  leanedweedythat  grows  on  focl^s  in  thefea. 

Algèbre  :  f.The  art  of  Equation  j  or  offiguratiue  num- 
bers i  an  Art  confifting  bot  f of  Arithmeticl^  and  Geo^ 
me  trie  yalfoya  he  achy  fraUure^  diuifwnyfolution  of 

continuitie^ij^eciaUyinbcncs.  k 
Kl^iRt.The  LotCyOr  Nettle  tree.  • 
Algorilinc:  mJheArt^orvfeofCyphtrSy  or  ofnttm^ 

Urmgby  ÇypheYS\Arit}meticlf^^or  a  curious  kndtberof 

Fol  d*  Algorifme.  Afi>ole  by  figure  y^n  A  je  in  grain. 
AiQOuCdntitn.ALieutena'nt, 
Alnatrat  (in  Rabelais,/;  Auicennaes'Alhatraf)  a  Dra^ 

zo^.or  Serpent  yWhofe  biting  woii?idsybuiimpoifonsnot. 
Alhiaadc.  ^  Alidade.  •    ' 

Aliâge  .  m.The  ftifenïngyallayingyor  imbacing  of  gold ^ 

orfilueryby  mingling  tbe-m  with  0 the'»  mi  ttaU. 
Aliayrc.Tfce  hearbe^calledlacl^  of  the  hedge-y  Lool(e  Al- 

liaire»   ^ 
Alibi.  The  being  in  another  placé  then  was  obie[led. 
-  Allodia  (on  z!ijhi.Aprifintr  to  aUtdge  fir  hUm^^^ 

cation  his  being  elfvphere  when  ihefii5l  was  consWUted. 
Mihi46rZins.Crajfiyfi)iftsyCunning  euafionsyor  appeals  y  ^ 

vfed  firr  the auoUingofan  accufationy  or  delaying  of 

anafHon.    ^ 

Alibis  forains.  ^Rab.  ^iZ  rfc^  r(Tr;ferT. 
AliboroHu^  Polypragmpn^edler-y  bufie-bodie;  one  that 

hath  hà  hand  in  euery  dipj^  an  oare  m  euery  boat-^  atfo^ 

one  that  fir  étends  sl^U  in  aUtlfingSyand  indeed  Ipiowts 

nothing.  t   ^ 

AlicacUDUr.  The  hear  be  AU^alfengie^or  winter  cbenie. 
Alican.  Bofl'u  alican.  LdoI^c  Boflii. 

AhékéJnbedJayedabed'ybedred.  /  / 

Ah&cmeat.A  lyingficl^einbedyaty'mgbed/ed. 
s^Alidxt.  A  fic(e  man  to  get  him/el fi  to  bed  yor  to  fye 
\ficheinbed\ortdlyebedred. 
Alicfaded'un  Aùxohhc.  TlfAlhidada  of  an  .Afiro^ 

labe }  the  rule  which  tumeû)  on  the  baclfe  thereof  . 
Àlié  :  ro.ec  :  f.  Allayedyorftiffenedy  as  goldjor  fiuefy  hy 

other  mettais. . 
Alienadon:  f.  Analienatièh  ^afcllingyputtbtgydr  ma^ 
>  lpngawayof^alfo^efitanging^iirmng^(n 

ieiÊfivm. 
Ahmé:m^:lÀliemdiaIWÊatedy  altered ifoid^n 
nude  gmaj  ;  eftrangedjirwitbdra»nefi-om, 
Alkûé  àc  Con  tnteûdemcnu  Difhaughtyfimicl^ey 
ûc^rèrapuljmt^his  little  vfits. 
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Alicr  iremaillc.  A  Trammell  net^or  double  nçt.  i    ^   ^^^  1 

Alien  To  aUxy  ;  toftiffen^  or  imbajegold^  crr,  by  ming- 
ling  it  with'othef  mettais.  Lûol(e  Mixer. 

Aligné  :  m.  éc  :  {.Madeftraightya4  s  line  j  7?/  inaiufty 
MddireH  fiic^or  Une)  drowne^  orfqHared out  by  Ime^ 
andleuell.        •  ^  •  i     ^    ^ 

Homme  bien  aligné.  mUfèatufed,mIipjapenyWeU 
PrpportionedyOsJlraight  as  a  Une.       M      ^-       .     •  /*. 

Alignement  :  m.  A  cardy  a  duught ,  'o\c  thing  drarpne 
bylineandleiieUyalJàyapeeceofgrouminajl/e  or 
by  the  fide  of  a  high  way  y  let  by  a,  lorâvnto  bi6  tencnty  ,^ 
'  (to  be  inclofedyor  buiU  on)  by  ttne and^mafuHy  to  the 
:  end  that  the  pubUqfée  may  not  be  incroâçhedonry  alfoy 
amakingpaightasalme  ;  ajettingin  Yiuft  line -y  a 
draxving^  or/quaring  out  by  Une  ^  anileuell  j  alfoy  the 
ligning  ofabitchy  &c.    .  1   '  >^ 

Aligner,  to  ma\e  firaight  as  aline ^y  place  in  dired 
Jiïeyfet  in  ^uft  line  y  draw  orfqua/e  autby  line  and  le- 
uell'y  alfoy  to  ligneras  a  dogyOr  the dogwolfiy,  a  bitch  y 

^  alfb^to  ioyneyO'r  couple  one  plant  ynto  anot\eryby  graf- 
fingy&c.      ^•• 

Aliment  :  m.  Foody  fuJienMnceynourifhmenl 

Alimente.  Fed,  nourifhedyfufiainedy  fifteréd,  dietied, 
cherijhedk     ,  \ 

h)imQntci.  to  ^^ed^m  M^j  che^ 

Alimenteux  :  m^cufcif.Muchfèedingy  verynourijln 

ing^  fiillofnouïijhment.  '        '/"'      \ 

'l]Yionnct.ToputintOyOrfiften  vntOy  the  thill  of  a 

t,&c.  ,         ^  •  ,••   ,    '  y    ■     '.■■    V      \  '^  ■■    '■ 
citn.Be  thàty^  old  time,  anmyntedvp/ajilersbe^ 

^e  ihey  èxercifed.      .  -'^  /      \  - 

Aiiqiialement.  indifferently yafïer  afoYtyfofi^  \  " 

Alls  •  nqJîî^  :  f.SoUdeyCompaôiedyhardwroughtyclofe  toy- 
ed toother  J  in  which  there  appear  e  no  m  finer  of  boles, 
or  pores.  '  .     ^ 

Alife  :  f.  Theffr^eet  andrpholfomejfruityOr  berrieofthe 
Lote  tree 'y alfb as  Aîizc.  ^  t.  >  ^     ^ 

A\ifitv:m.Tbe  Lot  eyor  Nettle  tree.  .  '     . 
Al\f\cx^ïs4ThegrayLote.  /  . 

Alificr  rouge.  The  red  Lote  j  both  (and all  tbelpndes 
thereof ftrangers  i»  England.    : 

Aliter.  ^Aliftcr.  -         . 

Alizc.  Ary  Coiide,  well  cofhpa6led,  or  clyevnougbt 

thing.         *  *\     ■'  U-    y  '       'V'  '*        • 

Alkali.  A  medicinable  fait  made  of  the  djhes  of  diners 
(  \  forts  ofbearbes,  blà  mofi  e^eçïaUy  of  Glajfcwort. 
l^ool^eSd.     .  ^    .  .-^ 

AÙkatim.  The  mofi  eminent  part  of  the  butt9c\es^. 

M^zitnSyt^TbehearbeVi^tfhade^f  AU(^^        • 
Alkermes.  A  confiâion  nutdeofthedecoRioHy  and  in- 

fufhon  offdkjt  into  the  imce  of  the  ff aine  Âdrmcsjfiyï- 

ueraigne  remédie  fnaUJwoyidin^s. 
^ZfMiX^wafhing.V0aterinfL.  ^  \ 

All^dfte  :  m>  éc  :  fc  Suckled  \fidmtb  m$ll(e. 
Allaiôcracnt  ^  m.  Agiuing  <fjkcl(éyor  mil\e  vnto. 
AllzxSxt.Tofiulfjtito^Mfuc^^^ 
Allaire.^  little  wauf^fir  etUeyj^n  a  woody  or^  treegrot^^ 

ingtherein»  , 

Allan  :  m.  A  \md  ofbigyfirong^bklfe  beadedy  andjhort 
fnowteddog^y  the  brood  wherfof  came frfi  OHtofAl- 
bania»  (^<^/^Epinis.j 

Allan  dc  b^^uchcric.  Isût(€OÛ;r  Mafiiue,  and  férues 
Jjj jrfcm,  to  bj[ini  m  fierce  oxett,  and  to,  k/tept  tbeir 


Attan  gentil,  is  lif(e  a  Grayhound  in  all  propertiety 
and partSy^iethiclie  andjhort  head  excepted. 
AUaqi  vaucfc.^  great^&^  ougfy  curre  ofthatlçnd(ha- 
\uir^  a  big  heady  hanging  lips^ndflowcbmg  earesj  \ept 
onely  titubait  the  Be  are  yOndti^iUiBoare.  .    . 

Aljangutr.  Tom^UmgmfhypineyOYwaflaway.    - 

Allant;  m.  Aïoer^a gadder \  alfoy  afubtUe,  crafiiey 
wiUe  J  or,  a  coufenpng ,  deceitfully  cheatwgyfèllcfw. 

Allant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  GoingyWal{ingy  wending^  pacing^ 
marching,  traueUmg^iowtneymgyproceedmg;ydèpar' 
ting.  .    '••".■;  /  •'^^•■.'  .. 

Allaxitoïcfe.  Membrane  al.  IcwJJ^e.McmÉranc. 

Allanne:  m.  An  alarum.     ^    ; 

AUarme:  m.ée;  f.  Roufed,  or  afrigbtedy  by  an  Al- 
arum.   ■  "  * ■■  •'  ■  .  :/.      '\  -  .•  '' 

AUarmer.  togiue  an  Alarum  vnto  5  alfo,  toroufe^pre- 

pate^oraffiri^tyby  Alarums.. 
s'Alakhhr.4^s'Alachir;  C       C        .•  / 

AUayc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Allayed ^  ftiffened y  or  imbafed,'M 
gold .  or  filuer  (caynt).  by  ée  mixture  of  other  mettais. 
Or  aîlayé  au  blanc,  ou  fur  le  blanc.  Cold  allayed 
mthfiliier.     ^  -•  '^    *'   •  ^ 

Or  aihy  é  au  rouge,  ou  fur  le  rouge.,  "ùold  allied 
ypith  copper.^         ,  -    •       '  r^ 

AUayen  ToaSayyOr mix gold^or filuer mtbbafermet^ 

tais.    .,    •...">.   ■:.      •    -^  .;    •■'• 

AHerf.fTfce  old drinlieaf England) Aie.  Seethe Mlc$. 

Allé:  m.  éc:  f.  Gone  y  wall^ed  yWent ,  lourncyedy  de^ 
parted.  .,/.   -^  ■■  •   ,//•■'  ■'■ 

C'cft  bien  allé .  Mattt/s  are  in  good  t  ear  mes  i  the 
bufineffe goes  well  fbrwatdygoeshell on.       •  • 

AUcagcim.^Aliage;  ^^ 

A^ïchottxirirh.Agrapegliinef. 

AUcboutçr.T^  Yal^e^gather-^orgleane  after  ^loo\eM- 
^leboter.  .       ^      ^    - 

AJlcbrent.^;^  Àlbrcnt. 
AlkchzntBayting^Uuïing^empf 

Allécher.  L»o*eAilichcr;:      1        §-^        ^ 
Allcétcr.  To  riféifMe/u  a  queâjie  fiom*c\e  ioth. 
Allée  :  f.  ■i*  SpingjTvdUfing,  wtnding^pacing  j  a  gate, 
wali(e,  iournty/Mfcby  pace  j  alfoy  an  alley  y  gâUerïe  j 
rvalifey  waljiingplaceypathy  orpajfage.         •         \ 
.      11  eut  l'allée  pourlc  venir.  Hee  got  bis  troue U fir  his 
\  painés  ;  he  might  euenaswetl  haue  flayed. 
iylcgation  :  f.  An  allegatimy  alleadgemnt,  aile  ad- 

Allege  :  m.  An  w/f,  Ughtn'mg ,  disburdenmeht ,  eafc- 
mentybelpetnpardsthebear'miof'a  burtben;  a  re- 
fieppnent ;  affar^gemtnt j  ccmfirty  folace  j  anything 
that  l^btensy  or  lejfema  cbatgCy  iare^  griefej  or  mifi 
chieft,        '  . 

AJkgc:  f.  A  hter(boat.) 

Allégé:  m.  ce:  fjisburdenedjligbtenedyeafid,helpedi 
ref?e^d'y  ajfivagedi  mitigated;  f^ed;  alfijejfened, 
dimimfhed,extenuated,  T 

Allégeance.  <w  Allege.  -     "  "^ 

Allégement:  m,Aughtmgyd}sbttrdenhtg,  eapng ;  « 
■   bftmg  vpf  or  hewing  to  beare ,  a  thing  that  lyes  boauie 

m 'y  ar^efinnt'yafifagingimitigati^igi  aUaymg-yph 

UciHg'y  alfiy*  Metmgy  or  impeding  f. 
Alkcer.  To  lighten ,  disburden  ;  ea/e,  or  difcbarge, 

ofpart  of  a  burtbeiti  tiUftvpyOr  belpe  to  beare  ^ 

a  loade-y  io  refiffi,  ^ageymtigfUeJdlayJoUee'y  ' 

al/oyto  Uffenydimnifiy  extemute, 
Mczôtit  :  f.An  AUegorie, 

AUSoiiquczcooLAllfgnkiiU,  ^. 

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brought  forlh^ 

AUeguer.  To  alleadge  j  to  vrie^  ofpoduee  reaflm^  «r- 

gumenttj  euidence ,  or  author  itie  for  the  poo  ft  of. 
Alleincc  :f.  A  breathy  ayre^  pufe  j  a  breatbmg^  or 

Alleiyon  :  m;^  little  Ipread Eagle,  or  other  bhd^  i» 

bU^on^  wanting  beaj(ey  fiet^  legs. 
Mtmzn.  Loobe  Mcman. 

Alienee.  4^  Alleincc.  ' 

Ailentir.  ^  Alcndr.  •  >. 

Aller.  Togoe;t^éill^;»end^rchjfacejtrea'3ipocf^^^ 

ioumeyjirauell^epart. 

Aller  par  ambagcsjou  en  iTshimft.  To  vftnutïïf 

circumftancesytogoe  about  the  bujb. 
Aller  en  appoiiiâant.^  Aller  en  poinâe. 
Aller  à  S.  Kczet.  To  reft  in  no  place  i  continually  to 
t/oty  gad,  wander  vp  and  dortvne. 
Aller  au  change.  Lool(e  Change*  ^  - 

Aller  de  cholerc  contre  quelqu'un.  To  raile  vpon, 
inueigh  againft. 
.  Aller  audcuancde.ra;^^i^e;r/}  meet^  prefent  bin^ 
felfe  before. 

Aller  au  deuan t  par  derrière.  To  ta{e  a  wrongs gp 
a  contrarie  y  cour/e. 

Aller  à  renconcrc.  Torefift^ithftandjtepugne\alfo^ 
to  meet. 

.  Aller  ârehtour  du  pot.  To  vfe  idle  chcumftanees, 
needUffe  ceremonies  j  we  fay  ^o  to  about  the  bufi. 
Aller  cfchais.  Tofhale^ftraddle. 
Aller  pir  cfcuellcs.  tout  y  va  par  cfcuellcs.  There 
Ucheenin  bowles  -yOYythe  houfe  is  tbrowue  out  at  tbe 

.windowes.       ^      i 

AUcrd'uncfcflc.  Iln'y  va  que  d'une  fcSe.  Hee 
worl^es  by  halues 'y  begoes  butjlacl^lyy  or  vnwiUingfy^ 
toworl^e.  I        * 

Aller  deguet  a  fcs  ^zitcs.fogoftowfy^Jleefilya^ 
bout  his  bufinejfe.  / 

Aller  long.  To  baue  a  fquirty  to/^uatter  out  bc^ 
hind.  •  ."%•  •.  .  ■, ^  ^• 

Au  long  ^cx.mAi  length  j  in  continuance yOr  proctjft 
qftime^ermuchado.  iv 

Aller  aiix  incures  fans  crochet.  Loolie  Meure. 
Aller  du  pair  auec.  To  goecbeelfe  by  iowle  with  j  to 
equall  y  match  y  l^eepepUn ,  holdtaclfeyWith. 
Aller  &  parler.  U  f^ait  aUcT)  &  parler.  HeUanhh 
dujlriousy  difireety  weU^ehauedperfini  helpumes 
when  to  healçt^ew  to  carrit  bimfelfii  my  impU^ment 
fitsjinypi^nbecomesyhifn.  '  \  '  - 

AMCtltvzs.TopaceityOfgoeafbot'pace. 

Aller  de  l'un  pied  fur  l'autre.  To 


mutCypMe^  treading. 

Auer  du  pied  f^mc  vn  cbac  maigre.  To  be  fitf^i 

or  Ugbt/tjfootialfb^o  tread fafify,orgmgerfy. 

Alia:  en  iMMiiâe.  To  grow  Up  ana  kfe  i  to  Up» 

tawardswetop^ajpire,  Pyramdes&c,       % 

Aller  quant  &  quant  quelqu'un.,  To  boUei^uaU 

face\or^ochedf€bj'm»U,wtlh, 

Aller  i  la  raifi>n.  Toinctnu  vnto  reafi»^  to  ^talft 

fimevAiatreaJinMjfé 

AUer  à  la  rengette.  jknit  (ê  laiflêr  aL  Tof  rtaamg 

riot  y  ftpng  out  j  for  jMUflg  her  iufifiU  appetite  more 

fiope  than  became  her -^  fir  fiapmg  «  wboorifi  triclft 

or  two.  ■  ^  ::-'■■.;:.; 

AUer  aux  re<nieftes.l4MJ|;e  Keqoefie.  '  -  "   , 

AQeten  rond.  To  utme  rottnd^erwbeek  lAout  i  aL 


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fiytêbepfâfoundfirme.        J 

Aller  au  fafitan.  To  fall  to  decay  y  to  pem  banlpupt 

mejlMiytêfùdemméeweaShtr. 

Aller  de  plus  grande  finglée.  A  Shifpftomé(€ 

the  mater  wtey  y  or  to  beare  the  more  Jàyles ,  fir 

^eed. 

Aller  tousîourslbn  xxoiRXo\tepâtwdy  es  one  place*, 

toholdontheoldcoutfefiiU. 

Aller  à  travers  champs.  To  wander  ^  to  goe  roaming 

out  of  the  bi^y  out  of  the  road  y  out  of  the  right  y 

war. 

AJlcrih\c\xë.fogoelodie  m  Bucl^jty  or  harbour  a 

Stagge\  (mornings  worlfjt  fir  woodmen^ 

Au  fbrt,ou,au pis  allcru</  worftjftheyporfifallouty 

and  the  worft  come  to  the  nwfi.    .  \ 

Au  long  aller.  5ffi|;f  Aller  long.  " 

Au  mieuhc  aller.  iiowfoeueryWhatfoeuerfiUout\ory 
at  the  be  ft  ^(though  the  be  ft  befall. 
Au  par  aller,  ^t  the  lenith. 

5- en  aller.  To  depart  y  fit  y  auoidybe  gone  \  alfo/ts 

Aller.  / 

S*en  aller  au  haut  &  au  long.  To  runnebis  Coun- 

trey.^  -     ^^    -, 

S'enlaller  a  la  nnouftardc.  Tout  le  monde  s*ehi|i 

â  la  mouftarde.  tis  common  vulgar  y  divulged  M 

the  world  ouer  j  (of a  boolfej  waft  paper  is  made  of  it  y 

muftardpots  are  flopped  with  it  y  (Jo  much  the  world  c^ 

fteemesit.)  , 

S'en  aller  de  paire.  le  m'en  uay  de  paire,  i  will  be 

vnliidagaine. 

S'en  aller  a  vn.  ToagreeyConfenty  accordy  tç  cme 

alltoone.  /         "% 

On  s'en  peut  bien  aller.  Tou  may  be  gone  y  you  m^ 

depart  wbenyou  will -y  you  may  goefl^at^e  your  ear  es  ; 

the  matter  Udilpatcbedj^ur  bujmejje  at  an  end^ere,  is 

no  more  to  be  done.  ^^^ 

U  m'y  va  de.  IttoucheSy  or  concernes  5  it  dtpems  vp- 

on./ny. 

Aller  &  parler  peut  on3boire  &  manger  non:  Pro. 

One  may  vijh  a  friend fometimfesy  butmuH  not  J f  hee    ^ 

lool(e  to  bee  welcome  (another  time)  flay  long  with 

him. 

Aller  &  venir  font  le  chemin  peler:  Pro.4fwA/y^ 
uellingmakesbadwayes. 

C*eft  grand  peine  d'aller  a  cheval,  &  vne  mort  d* 
dler  a  pied  :  Prov.  Tis  a  great  trouble  to  ride  y  and  a 
death  to  foot  it.  (Some  la^^e  fellow  y  beli^ey  inuented 
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ttertboHcanjiJua  dyevphere  thon  ou^eâyfet  as  ma- 
ny countries  as  thou  wUt,fi  tbou  dye  in- wine  atvne. . 
Aîniî  ya  qui  mieux  n  e  peuc  :  Prov.  He  poorely  goes 
that  eatrnot  richly  goe }  bee  barefy  liues  wot  cannot 
brauefy  Hue  ',euenfi  goes  be  that  cannot  better  goe,  - 
II  ne  va  pas  du  tout  à  honte  qui  de  demie  voye  rp» 
tourne  :  Frot.  He  neuergoes  tbrougbfirjhame,  that 
turned  bâclée whenbe  wot  balfèway,    ;  ^ .  v 

Qui  va  il  lefdie,qui  repofe  il  feidie  :  Prov.  He  that 
befirres  bimgets  fomtwbat^  rphcreas  be  that  fyesfiiU 
dotbfiame,  -:■'"'■  /-■■  .■'^^y^:-jJr'''':-^-'^- 

Qui  n'y  va  n'y  chet :  Prov. He  incmres  mdamger 
that  comes  not  where  tis  -,  come  not  amongblews^r 
skmwiU  bewboleynougb,         ^:■-■>.*fi^Éi#:f?4■ 
iui  par  tout  va  par  tout  prend:  ftcrrMè  aaigpes 

ADcisuL^rAleMn..  -l^,Sfe^i--.>  '-r-H 
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AJlcud  •  m.  f '^ff  holdy  fiée  tenure  -yos  Alcu  ;  «^,  mhe~ 
rttm'e  that  comes  freefy y  and  by  difcent,  notb/pur^ 
chace-yOJuiivbich  meUaues,  or  mtt^  leaue,vnto  hts 

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AUeuf!4»Alcîi;  fPoiucuin*  ^ 

Allcurc:  f.  4y  Allure. 
JiUcut-Aficehold^or  free  tenure  *y  or yOS^Xiçud. 

AlicUticr.  A  free  bolderyûr^free  tenant.  - 

Alleycr.  A  Marchant  to  declare  (vpon  bis  oath)  vnto  a 
ToU-gathereTythrough  rphcfe  Ubtrtie  hepafesywhdty^ 
how  muchyWare^  and  chafer  he  caries  along  with  bim. 
^Gafc.  . 

Alliage  :  m.  ^  Aliagc*  •      -^  '   •        - 

AHmrc-S/ificealoneylacl^eofthehedge'yfanhearbe.) 
Alliance:  f-  Alliance 'y  confiderationyfiUoippjipy  combi- 
nation iTigreemetity  confent  ;  a  league  o f friend fljif. 
J^iznccs.  GimmouleSyOrGimmoule'rmgs.  • 

Alliance  Thcuconique.  TheCompaniey  or  Corporati- 
on of  Marchants  of  the  Hanfe.  ; 
Alliché  :  m-  ce  :  f.  AUuredy  inueagledyinticedytemptedy 
drarvnCytoUedy  or  brought  on  by  flatteringyand  fiire 
fneanes*                  ».       •        ï 
AUichcmcnt  ;  m*  An  allurementjmueaglementy  mtice- 
'  menty  bait  ;  a  tempt  àtiony  or  flatterie  ;  or  y  an  allu^ 
ringyinticing^ime^glmg^  tempting^  dramng  on  by  flat-> 

^  teringmeanes.  ^i^  ^ 

AUiçhcr.  To  aUure^nueagleyinticeytempty  toU^dratPon^ 

bringvntOybyfiatterieyOrfiûremeanes.  ;^ 

Michoix.as  Bi!^â^cmtnt\(in^ 
AUidadc^.^y  Alidade.  • 
Aille  :  m.  AnalUoy  l(infman^y  confederate  \  a  compamony 

mateyiifociate  ;  alfiyon  accejfariey  orjeUew  in  an  of* 

fince. 
Allie  :  m.  ce  :  &  Allied^  confideratewîth  ;  kynedy  cou- 

pledylfmtyncerevntoinfèÛoiïfjbipyand^ 
;  acceffkriey  or^  aâfwrre  in  as  another }  alfi^  aïiayedyor 

fjfened\as^oldy&c. 
AmxxXù  attieyjuyneylpiitycouple  m  fiUowfhipyând  friend- 

jh^  j  to  affociateyoccordycmfèderate  together,  alfiyos 

Antr-y  to pfeny  or  mingle  goldy  or  JUuer  mth  other 
■  ■  mett^.  '■  -^-.^  ■'  >..■    •  ^       ''^-  ■ 

Allignçe  :  f.  A  Vme  tyedto,  or  coitpled  vnth^  an  £ime 

treoybrauncby or fialfe.  ^^  ' - 

Alligiiemeiit.  4*  Alignement. 
Alligrier.4»,Ali§ncn         •  :  - 

J^ttXi:mAc:f.  Bedred^yOrylaydfic^  / 

Allochons  d*un  rouèt.  The  teeth^  or  tootbmjgjOfa 
y  wheeled  a  clocl(ey&c.^  ^     ^  ^  y 

KXoAcif.Vreepof^^ 

Allodia}',  terres  allodiales.  Tree  landsy  fir  which  no 
rentSyfinesyfujrferuktsMedue^yofvrixlféf^ 
no  lordly  wtich  are  held  immédiat  fyfrofn  God\  (yet  are 
th^fvntefetheybé  noble)  fubiel^yntoiurijV 

Alloîené:  m.  ce':  ieDriuenychafed^ygone^et^fknefro^ 
■  orfirrebefère.  ■./:'.•.•-  •^■^.:.^^.•.  ..■  ', .  v:^-^^^:— y 

AlicMgncnTi chafi^fn^ dhrmfirréfhmi^béfire:''  * 

A^mge.^;?  Abngemen^'  :         '      \        ;  : 
;enient  s  fi^^onger  s  as  Alongement^d-  À- 

Allotenicnt:  m:  ^j)tfrri^  aiUttm^  or 

.rP^^i^o eueryoHêiispart^^  ^^^ ^. 
AUotir.  r^  dmidi/frforti  toattêt^»lnm%viU* 

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Allouer.  To  alloWyaduawyapprQueJi{e  well  of. 
Allouette.  S^ei([^,Alouettc.  / 

Allouvi  :  m.  ic:i.  As  hungr'ie  as  a  Wolfè  5  alfoy  fiefhedy 
aryCruellyOs  a  fVolfi.  •    ^  ^. , 

AHoyandler.  ^Rab,  Arofterofjhortribbesofbeefi^^ 

fee^eMoyzu.         •. 
Alloy é  :  m.  ée  :  1 5ffi|;f  Allay c. 

Allumé:  m.  ce  :  VlJghtedy\indUdyfetonfre^orona 

flame.         .  '^    -  *       '  ' 

^IlumcDe. 5^^i([^ Alumellc.'    /  .  [^ 

Allumement:  m.\A  lighting^a  {îndling,inflaming^fet' 

tmgonaflamei^     . 
AilUihcr.  To  lighteity  IçndUy  fet  on  a  fireyOr  on  a  flame. 

Vieilles  zmpursy  &  vieux  tifons  s'allument  en 
•  toutes  faiibns:  Vïov.Oldloi0and  brands  are  l^indled 

inalifeafons^         *  y  .^ 

AUume^faiig.  Bloud-inflammg.  V     >'• 

Alluînetier  :  m.  A  maJ^er^or  feller yof  matches  for  tiih 

der-boxes.  *  ^  \^^ 

AJlumettes  :  f.  Àftf^rJ^fjJ^r /in^/(f r-i^W. 

Allumeur  :  rx\4À  l(imileryinflamj^yOr  fetter  on  fire. 

Allure  :  f. Âgateypaàeytraine^treadingyOr going. 
D*unc  allure.  At  once  j  at  oncy  or  ofequaliylengthy  or 
motion  ;  alfo^witb  one  continued  gate,  motion  3  heathy 
or  length. 

AJlufion  :  (.An  alluflpnyOrHl(ening'y  an  alluding^  or  ap-^ 
Ply'mgof  one  thing  vnto  another.  -        -.^^ 

Alluvion  :  f.  AftiU  increafcy  rifingy  oyfv^elling  ofwa- 
tersywhich  intimey^nd  by  degreesy  growes  to  a  deluge^ 
or  inundation. 

AUuz.  AÛ-out  i  or;a  caroufefuUy  drunl^e  vp. 

Alma  die  :  f.  as  Almande  ;  A  l(ind  of  boat.    V 

Almanach:  m.An  Almanacl^e^or  Pro^oftication. 
^     pcûts%lmanzcSéThe  floii^ers  called  Pin((s. 

Alltiaiide:  f.An  Amande-y  Alfo^a  littleynnrroWyandlong 
boatymade  of  the  barl^e  of 4  tree  •  and  in  vfe  amhng  the 
fauages  of  Aflicl(eyand  India.  '■  v 

Almandine;  î.A  certaine  ftone  lilfc  a  Kubie  ;  or  a  R'ubie 
of  the  comfefl  j  (for  it  is  much  browner  in  the  eye^  and 
rougher  in  hajidm^then  the  beft.) 

Almc :  com.  VaireJbeautifiéUy  cleere^yCalme  j  graciousy 
Propitious  ^nouriflnng. 

Minç-^yczu.  Goodly yffracious  I  moft  ckerey  mofl  beaut'i- 
fuUyfiirely-propitious. 

Almicantarat^Almucantaradi*  cRab. 

Almoire.  An  ambrie  j  cup-boord  5  box .  Loolfe  Ar- 
moire.        " 

Almucantaraths-^r^jW  an  Aftrolabeycertaine  circles 
denoting  the  heights  that  be  aboue  our  Henûjphére. 

Alocatioa.  An alhcathny placing -y fitting-withy  fetting 
in^aplace.  i  ■  •  .'     ■  ^ 

A10;&Alod;^Aleu;   ^Lang* 

Alodç.  Free  pofjefflonyfiee  tenure. 

Alodial.  ^  Allodial. 

Aloe  :m.^  Aloes.  "^        ; 

^otiiALarlfe. 

Aloes:  ra.  Thejjearbe  AloeSy  Cea  houfeleekéyfea  aiçreeney 
afo^he  bitter  iuice  tbereofcongealedyandvfedmPur- 

;   gâtions.         \v    ' 

Aloes  Cicotrin.  r^e  befly  mofl  liuer-colouredy  moft 
clfere^nd  mofl  tranjparent^l^nd  of  Aloes '^  called foyof 
tWlflandS\xccoioxz,whenceitcomeSé     :'; 

'     Aloes  hépatique.  I^e/^^Hepatiquc^^ 

yUoes  dc  veme  :  as  Aloes  CiComn^TearmedfoJbe- 
caufeitis  ordinarily  kept  m  bladders.  .  ^  -  V 

Bois  d'alocs.  Xbe  Jweet^  and  precious  wood  called, 
Lignum  Aloes.  ♦  , 

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/uongc  :  m. /a  Alongcmcnt. 

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Alongc  :  ra.  ec  :  f.  lengtbened'y  extended ymre-dramni 

proiongedydelayedydrmenoff^  , 
Aloiifijeail:  m.^  Alongcmcnt. 
Alongemcnt  :  m.  A  Ungthningydramni  out  in  lengthy 

ext€nfiônyprolo?igmgydeUyingydriuingo]l\\^    . 
Alonger.  To  lengthenydrawoutmlengtbyextendyWire^ 

drarVypyolongyproroge^  deferre^delày^  drme  off.     ^ 

Alonger  la  courroyc.  To  lengthen  out  a  matter ^  to 

prolong  a  fiat. 
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.  Alonger  les  ss.  To  play^lfe  in  acconrptsi  as^  to  fit 

doTvneanf  (which  fiaruls  for  a  franc)  infiiodifan  G 

which  fîànds  but  fir  a  ÇoL  . 

Adongiffement.  ^^ongcmcnt. 
Alo^cicThe  fixes  tuillya  difeafe  caufing  tht  haire  of 
'  y<  the  beàdyOr,  beard  to  fill  of. 
Alors,  adverb.  Then  i  at  that  time^ 
Alofc:  f.  A  Shad (fijh.)  v 

A\ofcr^TocolouryOrcloal(e  a  matter. 

Aloud- franc  al.  4:^  Alcu.  fBourgonmo^^  < 

Alouer.  as  Allouer  ;  Alfi  to  let  out  to  ftre  j  4^,  to  âp^ 

point  y  or  fit  dcnvne  a  proportmfinr  expence^  offifr  any 

other  imployment. 
Alouette.  v<  Larl^eé    ^ 

Mouette  AtU^oïgc.The  flap  that  couers  the  top  of 

the  wind-pipe. 

AlouctUfe  nuppec.  as  Cocheuis. 

Alouette  de  mer.  The  Ut  tie  fia  fiule  caUed^  Pun^e. 

4iouetté  de  pré.  The  chityorfmallmeddaw-larlie^ 

Petite  alouette*  as  Alouette  de<^re* 

Pied  d' alouette*  The  hearbeylar(s  jpurrejkrlfs  claWy 
,    larl(S  heeleylar^s  toeSyMonl^s  hood. 

Donner  la  bourde  de  Talouettc.  To  mijfi-leady  or 
trame  along  from  the  place  hewould find  \( from  the 
larliey  whuh  euer  flies  fromward  her  neafty  whenjhee 
fees  any  bodie  eyes  her.) 

Il  peiifcAe  les  alouettes  luy  tomberont  en  la 
bouche  toutes  rofties  j  He  vainefy  thml^esy  that  good 
firtune  will  come  a  wooing  to  him. 

Mourdii  myKif.DuliedybefittedymadeblocIf^^ 
I  Mourdirho  duUybefot^maiiebioc\^ 

s"Mo\^tr.Topra^eymcomn^  tobrag^tt 

boaft^fbimfelfi. 
'  Aloy  :  m.  Th'aUay  efgMy  wfikety  cojne  \  the  (mixed) 
mattery  w  mettallvéereofit  is  made  ;  aJfOy  fine  btU- 
mettaU  \  alToya\mi  oflar\e  ;  a^^  Aleu. 

Aloyau  de  boçuf.  Afiwt  ribofbeefiyor  tbefi^bk  end 
^the  féydifàdedfroéth^  reftyondrofied-^  listle  piece 
if(rofied)beefihauingabmumit.'^ 

Aloyné.  «  AlvinCé. 

Aloicr.  ^  Aloufer  ;/.<»  ^Wïiwrf.^ 

Alpes.  The  Alpe$%  the  muntma  véicbarebetpteeiie 
trance ^mdltaÛé. 

Abeftre  :  cpnu  MountainouSy  CYagMjmU))Ulie. 
Alphc:  m^Amerphueymfraynm^tbislcn* 
Alphitomancic.  Diumatkn  by  barley  meale^ 
Alphonfin.  A  coyne  ofg^ldy  worm  abçut  feu» fiit- 

ImgsSterL    .  >     .      . 
MQUcmit.JlcbunieyAfcM^^ 

Faire ialquemie  des  dentes>  ou^aise^ 

Alquequanges.Ti^^  bforbi  Niik^fiutdeyUO^alf^ 

wmter<beTries.  '  /. 

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Alteration  ;  f.  An  alterationychange^or  changmg^y alfoy 

'  thirflyOr  drouth.  ♦^ 

Altercateur.  Abrahkryhawlerybrangier^mafigler^ 
cifntentiot0yor  litigious  perfon. 

Altercation  :  i^  Altère àt'wnybrabrwgjs'rawtmgjpipratig- 
liffgy  brangling  i  fir  ifi  ^debate  y  contentm  in^mrdesi 
cont  ent'wui  proteedmgylitigious  pleading  of  one  agakf 
another.  •  "  ,."■: 

Altère  :  m.  ^  poifi  ofleady  which  dauncers  m  ropes  hold 
in  their  hands  fir  a  êounterpeife^yalfoyfi  piece  of  lead  to  I 
lifivpyfirexercife.  | 

Altère:  w.Thefiottedy  and fmaU- leaded  V'iperDi^  \ 
Çasjfphofe  biting  caufitb  an  extreame/indvnquencba^ 
blethirft.    , 

Altéré  :  m.  ée  :  f.  ^Iteredy  changedy  variedy  différent 
fiom  what  it  was  ifilfifiedyfiphifticated  j  ajfoydriêy  a- 
thir^yalmofidriedvpyaifoyextreamelypaffkn^ 
dingly  angred^  moued  j  /«  a  chafiytn  a  fane. 

Altercr.To  alter ychange^tfarie^turne  from  what  itfMs  ; 
alfoyto  adulter  ateyfidfifie^fi^hijUcate^yalfiytobreedyOr 

.  increafe  thirftyor drouth i  to  rnal^e  drieyoradrie  j  to 

.   drievp. 

X  s'altérer.  To^rowdriey  or  atbirft  j  alfoytofiUina 

chàfiyOrgrowMocholer. 
Altères: f.  Vebeiuentpajfonsofthemind\ftrdngeyand 

dôubt fill  cmeits  floating  in  the  thoughts  j  alfiydiuine 
.  firièyàryinfiiratmsfiomaboueyraujifhing^a'a^  tra?h 
[  Jportmgthe  ^irit  oui  of  her  proper  feat 'yOxta 

Jportationsofjpirit. 
«Mternajdf  ;  m.^  lue  :  f.  KAltematiuéy  interchangeabUy 

fucceedingin  courfe/lone  by  turnesy  or  immediatly  one 

after  another.  *  m'-"' 

Iternation  if-  An  alternation  ;  afucceffm  by  turn  e  ; 

an  inter  chMge*y  a  variation  of  one  immediately  after 

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Mtcn\ztiycmtnt.Inte>'changeably:iby  courfiyor  turns  y 

one  prefently  after  another  y  one  in  the  necl(e  of  another  i 

one  fifr  another .  ^ 

Alterner.  ToihterchangeytodoehycourfijtrtumeSé  ^ 
Alterqiuer.  To  brabble  y  wrangUy  brawUy  clmte^  bran- 

gloy  contend  in  words  y  to  plead  one  againfl  another. 
Altcfle  :  f.  Highneffe  j  (the  title  of  a  Souoaifftefiukty 

orVritue^)  ... 

Alder:  m. ere  :  f.  Troudy  bftioy  ftatefyy  difdainefiUy 

haughtie.  ^^^^     -    ;  -     .   v 

MutonzntTbunderingfrombigbyOrfiomaboue^ 
AlverJe.  Tbepityor  bol^  partoftheiawj^ermto  a 

tootbufiftened.        .^-^      *         '        ■^■' 
Aluette*  The Fimlaialittlepieeeofflejh'mtberoofiof 

themoutbylikeaeoctiesAurre  ;  See  Gargatte. 
AlucUX,ou  AlUCX.  i«r  Afcu.  ^ 
Aly  ine  :  £  ivormewoodylool^e  Abfynthe  j^  tbefeueraU 

l(inds  thereof.  '^ 

Alvineux  :  m.  euft  :  f.  Bitter  as  wormewoodiôfwmw- 

woodi^^yfr  fraught  with 

Ahunette-Sf^ij;^ Allumette.     ^^   ^*  ;^/W^^^ 
Akimineux  :  m.  eufe  :  f.  TuUofAUum^itlMffngvnto 

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Alua  d'cfcaille .  ^  IpndefABum  tbats  made  of  thé 
r  troM^mattflotU  caUedyMiick  d' Afhc.         .^ 

Ahindcdacc.KM»4ft(WiSrt^       >  ,    - 
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fireal(ety  orflakisi^  çaU$tyftone  milium,  or  ktbmg 

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Alun  fuccrin.  ^/i  AUim  compounded  of  Rofe  water, 
whites  ofcggcsy  and  roche  Atlum  ;  ItaUan  women  vfe 
it  mtéch  in  thfir  cleanfmg^  or  whitening,  imploy- 

Alutc  :  m.  cci  f.  Bedauhedy  beplaifleredybemyred^or  be- 
1    fmeared  all  ouer  with  clay^urt^r  loame.        ^ 
/{lay  ncif.ivormewood. 

Aluyne  Ponriquc  ;  &  Romaine;^  Abfynthc  Poa- 

tic|uc,&  Romaine. 

J^ccitc  aluy  lie  Sea  ivormewood  ;  efpecially  the  white 
J    one-,  and  that  winch  is  called  Sothernwood  mrme- 

wood. 
A\y>'SmoothyJleel(^eypo!iJhed'jan  old  word.     . 

Aly  ITdii.  The  hear  be  Mmworty  Moonewortjhealedog. 
Alz.an.^  Alezan.  :.  ^      * 

Alzatin.  ^Rab.  Thefitt  cawle^r  \ellywherein  the  b(fw- 

els  are  lapt. 
Atnadeesim.  A  certaine  Order  of  Cordeliers,  or  gray 

friers. 
Amadis.  Pinfegrencur  d'Amadis.  Aneatyjpruce^^iffe- 

âingjpcalf^pr..      ^  ^ 

Amadizc  :  m.ec;  f.  ^int.fpruce,  affeâled, pranl^t 
wkh  fine  words  y  full  of  gay  tearmes.  v 

Kthmou^^^  by 

fleàfmg  tearmes  ypacified,  or  appeafed  with  good,  or 
fkire^  wordy..  / 

Ainadouement:  m.  A  fiattermgy  fmoothmgy  inuea- 
gUngyticlilingy  or  lulling  afieepe  the  m'md  and  a fe£lion 
with  p leafing  tearmes  j  a  pacifjfing^vpeafmgyor  frnet^ 
ningof  an  angricytnharfh^irif, with  good  words. 

Amadôiier.  To  flattery  topnooth^toglo\ewitbytoalr 
lureyinticcy  inueagUy  wky  with  flattering ^eeches\  to 
tictilCy  delight,  or  lull  afleepe^he  mind,  and  afeffion 
TPf th  pledfing  tearmes -y  alfoy  to  fweefen,  orappeafea 
hayfl$.oranffrieJpiritr^ifh  filtre  words. 

Amadoueur:  tii.  A  fatterer,fmooth€r,gh^r,  flare 
fpe^ker.  •  *  • 

AmaJffosc.  Blindnejfejcaufed  by  the  obturation  of  the 

Opticlf^efinew.  *        #     - 

Amaigri  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Macerated -y  màde,or  grawne  Ume, 

meagre  y  thmne^flender  -^ufifeyfliUen  away. 
Amzignv.  To  macerate,maJ(^leane,meagjreithin.        ^ 
.  '  s^amaigrir.  To  gjrowleane,  wax  meagre,  Jhrinl(e,  or 

fliUmflefljyflillaway. 
Km2mttrCofiiiliefàyle*y(afeattarmi^ 
s' Amai  fonner .  To  lodge, houfe,or  harbour  himfelfl. 
s'kmûvkx.Tofiillftcke.r- 
Amalgame*  A  mxturejar  incorporation  ofqmc\flluir 

with  other  mettais.  "        '    .  ^  * 

Amûg2mçt.Tomix,orincorporate,&c  i  aChimicall 
tearme.  ■  .^    .,:■.;•;■ 

Amanche. /i;f  Emmanche. 

Amande:  f.  ^n  Almond yalfo,  thel(ermUofaplim- 

ftontytherry'fioney&c. 
Amande  :  m,  ce  :  f.  Of  Almonds  j  mniled,or feapmed 

with  Almonds.  ^  *  ï 

^Ti^^âàtt.AnAlnumdtree. 

Artiandin.  ^Ifindofréddrjb  marble.  «^ 

-^^^^mtc.^ThenameofawboU^ 

Amanotc  :  m-  ce  :  f.  ManacUdialfo,JmwJhedwitb  a 
handle.  ••-^^î^  ^•-.;^  .vv_,'.,   •  ■   .-,■  •.•,..■,.■•.'- ■- 

Amanotcr.  To  manacle  yto  handfaft,  or  bind  the  hands 
j^,witb manacles. '^'m'^:,  ^*>   -;-.%•  .   ^ 

Amantelc:  m.  éc  :  f-  Cloal^ed,couiridwitbacloalce,or 

mantk  •  5efi|^f  Hmmencdéé  ^       ^^  "r         y 
•™apnro{c.4»,Amafrofis.  v 

Amaranthc  :  î.Tbefimerg!mtU,Fbream^ 


valureypui^leveluet  flower. 

Arrtarcur  :  f.  as  Amvitude. 

AmmtudciiBitternefeialfo,  extreame  harjhnejfe  j 
extreame  angurpj. 

Amarrage  :  m.  The  in  at  cordage  y  or  tackle  ofajhip. 
Am2û[ïé.  Moored-,  flijienedybound^rtudfiift  wither  eat 
ropes.   '    ^ 

Amarrer.  To  tye,bindyfliften,or  ma^^flift  with  cables^ 

great  ropes-,  to  moor  e.    '^ 
Amarres  :  f.  Great  anchor-cables  ;  or^proundTacl(te. 
Amarri  :  m.  The  wombcyor  matrix  of  a  woman. 
Amas  :  m.  A  he  ape  yor  pile  ;  a  great  numbe  r,  forty  crue, 

rouiya/fOyaMoone'Calfl,  or  Tympanic  m  a  womans 

wombe  t  as  Molt. 
Amaie.  A  mefJuagCypr  tenement.  IfWallôn. 
Amafc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Houfedyor  hauing  a  tenement  on  it. 
Amafement  :  m.  A  meffuageytenementybuildmg. 
Amaiïé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  PiUdJheapedygathered  together  ;  al- 

foytakenvp/^fyfiooped  for. 
Am^flement  :  m.A  colle6lion  ;  a  heaping,or gathering 

together  ;  a  piling  one  vpon  another  5  alflt,  a  talking,  or 
.  gatheringvp. 

Amafle-miel.  Homtie-gettingyfipeetS' gathering.' 
Amaflèr.  To  piUyheape  j  gather, colled  together  j  al/b,to 
,    talievp'yal/btofioopefir. 

s'amaflcr.  To  affemblejmeet,  or flivarme,  together  in 

troupes. 

Amaflcrladifme  dc  Tail.  To  be  well  and  fhundly 

cudgelled -y  otyto  doe  that  fir  which  he  isfiire  of  a  cud^ 

gellmg  J  {a  Poifteuin  phrafe.) 

On  ne  fçait  pour  qui  on  aina(ïè  :  Pro.  Men  \now 

mtwhopoallfpend  their  gettmgS'yOryGodonelyJmowes 

who  (halt enioythofeheapes.  ■'^'^^\^  ' 

Amalscrcflc  :  £  A  woman  that  piles,  heapes,gathBs  j 

tal^svpygrfloopesfir.         ^  ^ 

Amafseiir;  m.ApUerJbeaperygatherer*,  a  ta\er  vp  of, 
^orfiooperflfT^things. 

à  perc  amafseur  fils  eafp'dlcur  :  Prov.  See  Pcre. 

Mieux  vaut  bon  gardeur  que  bon  amalseur  :  Pro. 

Awariel^eeperisbetterthanacarefiill'getter.  . 

Amai(liné:m.ée:f.  Made,  or  become  dogged,  fur ly, 

churlifljycurrifh. 
s* Amaftincr.  To  become  dogged^  furly,  curfjfh,  chur- 

bflj. 

Amateia:.  A  louer y/affeRer  j  wooer*,  an  amorous  compa- 
nion. 

AmzthyRc.The preciousftone  called  an  Amatifl. 
Amati  :  m.  ic  :  f*  Mated,amated,quayledyabated,  aUay* 

ed'y  decayed',  mortifled  :^  faded,  vpon  withermg  j  aljo^ 

enured,accuftomed,trainedvpvnto. 
Amatir.  To  enure ^ccuflome,tr aine  vp  vnto  j  oTyOsHm^ 

mam*,  to  mdte^ate,&c.    - 
AxnzXnce:f.AnAmatrix^Jhelouef\ 
AmiUrOtc.  A  Moore,or  one  of  Mauritania. 
Am^ic.f^  Amafc. 
Ambages,^  Ambageois.  ambages  j  chrcuitSyCompaf 

fes ,  or  circumflances  in  fardes  j  a  going  about  the 

bujh.       \    V  w  ' 

Amoaeleuz  :  m.  culc  xCruU(fambages,orpriuoloM 

Circumflances.     :  :^  ^ 

Ainbagoye.AUcrenamDagGye;Seftf  Aller.  .    , 

Ambauage:  m.  Ptfrijî^fe}  Ufoke  Emballage.       /, 

Ainbarvates  :  m.  Rogaticny  or  Ganj^  weelfes  j  religious 

fiafts,orwall(es,  wbereintbe  fruits  of  the  earth  arc 

prated  fh.   .        .  ,^'  -r^''--  .f''-^,'-^- ^- \     ) 
AmbaiTadc  :  f.  UnÊmbaJfage/tn  ^mbaJfle,aH  Embaf- 

fadorfl^  ;  alfoy^  troupe,  or  companies fioint  Embafla- 

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Ambc.  Hithjtogether  mthj^n  companie  af.  ^Gafc« 

AiTibezatz.  ^Ambes  actyOt  ttpo  aces  at  Mcié 
Ayant  faift  ambczatz,  Haumg  buttered  the  Con- 
nie y  hauing  had  that  chamce  that  no  wife  man  imuld 
nic\e. 

Ambi.  A  certaine  wêùdden  inftrument  oftwofeeces^ 
^fed  fir  the  putting  of  a  Jhoufder  tntè  ioynt. 

Ambicr.  To  got  ;  fBarrag  ;  )  alfo^o  compajje^r  goe  ^- 
bout\  alfoyio  fuc  fir  an  O^cCylabourfirpromotion^can^ 
uas  fir  a  placé. 

Ambigu:  m,  ùe:  £  AmbiguonSy  doubtfully  vncertame^ 
d^ume  i  r^hich  ma)  be  taken  indues  fences^  or  diner  s 
wayes.         \  ./ 

Ambiguemcnt.  Ambiguouffy  5  doubtfilfyyvncertaine- 

fy  ;  ^fdiuers  fences ^ith  double  vnderflanding. 
AiTîbieùité  :  f.  Ambiguitie  ^^doubtfidnejfe^'vncertaine' 

Ambitieux;  m.tufc  :  (*  Ambitious  igreedie  of  honors^ 
deftromofpromotwn. 

Ambition:  f.  Ambitién\exceffiuedefhrtofhonor^pre- 
firmentyor  promotion.  . 

hi'i'^l2nt.Amblmgypacingyrac}(mg. 

Ainble:  f.  A^ amble  ypaccyraclie  'yonambling^^orraclfing 
pace  y  afmoothy&r  eafiegate. 
AUcr  I'amblcjOUjlcs  ambles  ;  as  Ambicr.  v 
Mettre  aux  ambles.  To  mal(e  a  man  readie  to  doctor 
f^ealfCya  thingbefire  he\noWyOr  be  awarejhtmbewas 

.  drawne  vnto  it  ;  alfoy  to  bring  to  reafin^  orperfuade 
vnto  reafonable  ttarmeSyoru^that  be  fire  wasfiowardj 
or  vnrea finable.  **   - 

£c  plus  la  mettoit  en  cett*  an)ble.  And  put  her  more 
into  that  humoTyOrJet  her  forward  in  that  veine. 
Il  y  perdit  les  amoles*  That  madded  hm^  or  made 
him  bofe  aU patience  ;  alfoy  that  was  beyond  his  reacb^ 
out  of  his  proper  element. 

Ambler.  To  mbkypace-y  racl^e-yto  go  eafifyyândfmcotbfy 

away.  .  :&■■ 

Ambligone.  A  blunt  angle  i  or^  a  triangle  one  ofwbofe 
angles  are  bUmt.   '$:  /^ 

Atnolic^ic  ••  f.  Dulnefe^or  dimneffe  of  fight. 

Ambouchouer.  Seel(e  Êmbouchouer. 

Anibrt:  m.  .Amber. 

^  Ambre  blanc. M^hite  Amber-yOne  l^therof(threfwn 
by  the  floating  fea  on  the  Pruthian  (bore)  which  be^ 
ing  giuen  to  ihinlfey  in  wine^  vnto  api^g  wench jmtt 
force  her  to  pifje^fjhehauebfi  her  maidenbeaii^ 
Ambre  crudl.  Raw  Amber  5  Amber  as  it  ffrewesyor  as 
iiJsybefore  it  be  prepare dy  poUJhed^  andnuuie  tran^a^ 
rem  ^  the  jkt  of  à  fuelling  P$g.) 
Ambre  gris.  Amber greece^  or  ffay  Amber  j  (the  beji 
IfirulefAmberJvfedinperfomes.        s 
Ainbïc  noix.  Blaclfo  Amber  (thewor^J(indofUnh 
ber)  vfually mmgledwith .Ahes^  Labdanum^  Storfx^ 
andfuchliliearomaticaUfimplesyfbfFomaniUrchaMf^ 

An^re  àt  PatcivoftrQ.  Beàd^-mbe^  the  ordinarit 
yellow  Amber.      ' 

Ambroifie.  .Ambrofia  j  the  food  of  the  nis.     / 
Ambrofic  :  f-  The  fame  j  atfo^  the  bearbe  tailed  0{e  of 

Cappadocia  yand  another  jCaUed  01^  oflcDjSûtm. 
Ambrum.([Ral).)  ftfjf  Lambrum.         *  ^* 
Ali^ilatif:  m.  iue:  t  Ambulatmt'yeu€rwaU(tt^9t 

fiirringoneach  fide ^  whence  I    i^ 

Vlcere  ambulatih  ^  vUer^wbicbcoMi^uattyn^ea^ 

dingitfelfiigfiamyfiets/tndconfumefthefe^ 
:  next  vnto  it.  "^      - 

Ambulatoire:  conu Ambulaterie^^vnfhtkdjrtmeuini 


fiom  place  to  place  :y  whence  \ 

Parlement  ambulatoire.  The  Judges  circuit  ;  or^  a 

Cdkrtyor  Termcy  that  oft  remoues. 
Amc  ;  f.  Thefouky  or^irit  j  alfo,  a  jpirity  or  ghofi  ;  alfi^ 

the  mould  that  u  wah'm  the  bore  of  Artillerie  when  tn 

caft. 
Ameiller.  To  mUlfe  j  orfuclfe. 
Amelettc.  A  Uttle  prettie  foule. 
Amélioré:  m.  ée  :  f.  Bettered^prouedymended\amen^ 

dedjrecouered. 

Ameliorement:m.  A  bettering  y  mendings  impro- 

uin^  'y  amendmg^ecouering.  ,   '   / 

Aineliorer.  To  better ^mend^  improve  j  amend/efbrmey 
recouer.     *  / 

Amelot.  A  liindoffmallbittei'-fTPeet  apple. 

Aménage  :  m.  Carriage  i  or,  the  bringing  of. 

An^endable -•  com.  Amerceableyfineable\  that  defer uei 
to  be  finedyfir  may  be  amerced  j  alfoy  mendablcy  amen- 
dable. 

Amendaye  :  t^  groueyOr  orchardy  of  Almond  trees. 

Amende  :  f.  ApenaltiCyfine^ulSlyamerciament  ^  an  a-^ 
mends  made  by  an  ojfendor  to  the  law  violatedyor  par- 
tie  -wronged  j  alfoy  a  certaine  engine^  or  net  to  catch 
fijhwith. 

Amendes  arbitraires.  Tmes  impofed  at  the pleafure 
of  the  Courts  and  different  fiom  Amendes  couftumi- 
txtSyWhich  are  limittedby  the  peculiar  lawes^  and  cu» 
Jlomes  of  euery  Countrey^and  Court. 
Amiende  du  cas  de  Nouvcllctc  :  60  pound  Tour . 
due  \nto  the  I(i7^  vpon  euery  writ^  0*  aâiionyofiioucl 
diffeifin.  # 

Amende  dc  la  Cour,  is  infime  places  vii.s.  vi.  d. 
Tom.  in  otherSybutv.s. 

Amendes  couftumicres.  Loolpy  Amendes  arbi« 
traires. 

Amende  curiale.  .An  amercen^ent  of  an  infiriour 
Court  *y  or ^^mcndcdclz  Cour. 
Aliunde  enflambce.  whereby  an  offender  is  enioy^ 
ned  to  hold  a  burning  torch  m  his  hand  while  be  asl^etb 
firgiueneffe.      y' 

Amende  dc fblappd.  is xx.  /. Parifîs afteraiudge^ 
mentgiuehyondbeforeyX.r^  ormtrrcyifneedbey  at  the 
dift^etum  of  the  ludgesyfind  in  recompence  to  the  party 
inter effed  by  the  delaying  of  the  fuit. 
Amende  dc  gagc.^  vU.  s.  vi.d.  Tour,  due  by  euery 
vaffalethat  hath  not  dehueredvnto  his  Lordafujfici- 
entfuruey  of  the  peeces  he  holds  (by  the  cujlomes  of  Iz 
Perche.;)  * 

Amenué  groffc.isvi.s.fterling*^or  a  greifèrfummey 
rated  according  to  the  qudlitie  of  the  offence^  or  omijp^ 
knyfo^' which  U  is  injliBed.   ^  *  '^' 

Amende  honorable.^  mofl  ignonàmouspi^nijbment 

/  mfiiOed  vpon  an  extrcame  offender  ;  who  muji  zoe 
through  tbeftreefs  barefoot  ^  md  bare  headed  (wiw  a 
bmmng  linl^e  in  his  hand)  vnto  the  fiat  oflufticCy  or 
fomefuch  pubUciae  place  j  and  there  confeffe  his  of ^ 
fence  y  ana  asl(e  forpueneffe  of  the  partie  bu  batb 
wronged.  ^  /  ":"':-:, 

Amende  dclojr.  is  vn.  s.  vi.  d.  Tour.^* 
AmtfKk  ordinaire.  ^  Amend<       ^ 
Amende  Simple,  t^i.  ^5  eratm 
the v/kall fine ^ or  amerciament,  fir  fmall foultSyOr 
fleigbtom^s.  .  J ',--■>''- 

Amende  ftatucaire.  as  Amende  codlumicrejySr 
)ipèîrlr/Mi[e  Amende  arbitraire; 
Amende  de  toft-enarw.  is  a  fine  ofvuf.Vzr£.  fit 
mtbeheadofeuerinewlJ^dofan'mhtritame^cm^ 
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La  grande  amende.^  vij.  fieri, 

ia  pçtitc  amende  is  infime  places  ix.d,  in  other  Sy 

but  vi.d.  fieri. 

Droift  d'aincndc  L^tifef  Droift. 

}l  eft  dc  Lorry,ou  Ic  battu  paye raiîicndc>(&)C*cft 
a  loy  du  pais  de  Bcarn^  que  le  battu  paycl'a- 

meiîdc  :  Pro.  )  He  bear  es  away  the  blawesy  and  yet 

rnu^payforthebtùudwï^e^ 
.  Amende: m.  ce: f.  Men^edyamendedybettered^fitis- 

fiedymade  amends  for.  ..  :' ^' 

Amendement  ;  m.  A  mending^  amendment  j  amindsy 

recompence.    ,-  .  . 

Amender.  To  corre^iamendybetter  j  a^Oyto  fatisfeyrt- 

cùmpeace,mal(e  amends  fir.  - 

Ic  Ic  vous  aiiieiide.  J  crieym  mercie  ;  LffoifefjPloyer. 
AmcndcMT.  A  menderyamehderiCorredor, 
Atiicné:  tn.  CC  :  f.  BtoughtyUd,jètchedin,9rvnto. 
Aiîichéc  :  f.  The  Tva^e,  or  circi(it  of  a  Sergeantyor  Bay- 

lifiywberein  he  may  arrefty  fummon,  or  adiounu  j  aljp^ 

an  arrefi  \  JummnSy  or  adiournement,  executed  by 
■  him.  '  .  ■  -l-:   ■ 

ArrKncmcnt'.m.  A  leadingiOr  brmgmivnto. 
Amener.  Ti>  brmgyor  leadyVnto  j  to  fetch  inyorto.-*' 

Amener  l'eau  au  moulin .  To  dra»  i»  gaine ^  to 

bring  in  commoditie  j  tofimijhwith  needfidl,and  pro' 

fitabte  things. 

Amener  les  voiRs.  To  ftri^e  faylCy  ort§ta\einthe 

fayles.    .  '       *  ' 

Ameneur.  A  bringer,  or  fttcher  vnto  j  aJfo^  a  i^nd  of 

SergeaatyOrBayûfi  infime  parts  of  France,  beùnging 

to  particular  Lords. 
Aménité  :  f.  Amnit*e;pleafamnefff,dele^blenejfe^e- 

ligbtfidneffe. 
AinenuiTant. Lejfening', or^nmg lejfeandlejfe j  or, 

malfing  little.       '  *   , 

Anienuuë:  m. ce:  F.  Ujfened',  made &t tie-,  grcnvne 

ie(fe  and  lefe.  ,     t^ 

Amenuiièment  :va,.A  leffemng  ^  a  mafpng  tittle. 
Amenuiicr.  ToUffen',toma1^  Uttleyalfi,togr<nv  little, 

orlefeandlefle.   •  -    ■  ■  ■       -'^    ' 

Aineos  :  m.  HearbeMUiamyAmeos,Ammi,Bull<»me, 
'  >  Bt^Dops'Weed.     '    ■  ■■i  ;"i'-iv  *■  ■■''•v-''- ••  ■■  "/  ■'■"7-..  ;" 
Amer  :  m:The  gall  of  a  beafl  -y&e. 
Aincr  :  m- crt  :  f.  Bitter-,  af0,Me/angmlh;  êrbarfh- 

nejfe  j  alfo,mfidefpightfiU:  v  ' 
Paùti-ÀKXBiiAbitter-fivettaffie.  ^*, 

AinerqnAt.  Bittfrfy^ mijl bturfbly  ^  mo^de^t- 

Amcrct.  cyt^mde  of  bitted  éMik's.  ;  ^  "^    '* 
AmerU; ni.  cw^i^/prEmcnlj «lEÎwrw/.  *- \t >' 

Amérine  :  f.  A^hus  caftu^  Àbèabams  bnlfu^ibafi  ér 

hempetree, Parl(e-leaues.   '  ^    v^-'t-i'^'' .  .jâr^r." 

Amcriônaîntm.  The Natp9tifa^e, èftm^àf^  ; 

\  e*tk£fiiUeaMfèkfirficàmfbmhmtcicz.^'^^'''' 
Amertume  :  f.  BitterHtfi^e^hfimffMefmhtiti  m, 
fxtreamedej^igfftfidhmr.   »^l  i»?  .?r5A'B»n*/ 

Amdnagc  :  m.  ce:  f.  ManatedMiùmed^iereéLfet- 

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offenceyiphofe  punijhment  is  but  pecuniary. 
s  Amclîirer.  Ta  l^epe  rp$thm  his  bounds  ^  to  Hue  m  thin 
bis  compajje  j  to  hold  an  euen  me  a  fur  e  in  his  anions  j  to 
be  fiber. 

Amctc:  m.  ec  :  f.  Bounded/imiitedj^meted^or  meafured 
out. 

AmctiRt*  The  precious  fioné  called  an  Ameihifi. 

Amcttc.  A  little  foule  yfpif  it  ^or  ghofi. 

Amcttre.  ^  Admettre. 

Ameubler.  as  Ammeubler  ;  4»^^  Em  meubler. 

Ameubli  :  m.  ie  :  f.  Mooneable-y  or  y  which  may  be  re- 
mooued. 

A\ncur\:m.ic:f'Ripened/naderipe.         - 

Ameurir.  To  ripen^to  make  ripe. 

Ameute.Chafle  ameutée.^  clofe  running^or  huntings 
ofdogSytogether-yLook^yfitnute.        ^ 

Ameuter.  Tofemble  dogs  in  huntings  to  hold  them  vp 
clofe  together  yalfoj  to  agree  together ,  as  weU-forted 
dogs yin  hunting:^  alfiy  to  runy  or  hunt  very  clofe  toge- 
ther. -  ;     , 

Amezeauim.  A  Trunl^e^or  Pipe  of  woody  through 
which  the  fea-water  (whereof  fait  is  made)  paffesy  ey- 
therfi-om  the  receptacleSy  tearmed  Conches  (or  Cou- 
chcsyvnto  another  y  that  is  called  Forans  ;  or  y  from  the 
firftyandgreatefi  receptacle  y  tearmed  lard,  mto  the 
faid  Conches. 

Ami  im.A  friend  ;  a  louer ya  Baramm'  ;  à  louing  matey  a 
deer  e  companion.  \ 

Vne  beauté  faifte  1 1'am'i  ;  &,Cheveux  frifotcl  a  1' 
zxrû' Daintily yquaintfyycurioufiy. 
U  cri  eft  bien  mon  bel  ami.  He  isfkrre  m  loue  with- 
alljje  lilies  it  paffingwell'y  andy  hewouldfhînehaue.  ity 
orybeownerofit. 

Vn  ami  veille  pour  l'autre  :  Prov.   One  friend  euer 
watcheSyOr  car  es  yfir  another. 
à  rich  homme  n'  en  chaut  qui  ami  luyibit:  Prov. 
The  rich  man  needs  no  friends  ;  or  needs  not  care  who 
be  talfes  to  friend  j  or  (which  is  moft  ordinariey  and  the 
mofi  true)  reipeâietb  no  mans  fr'iendjhip. 
Bien  part  de  fa  place  qui  fon  ami  y  laiflc  :  Pro.  He 
fitly  Uaues  his  place  y  that  leaues  hi^ friend  to  l^eepe  it  j 
or  (if  it  was  good)  that  helpes  bis  friend  vlito  it. 
Il  rfy  a  meilleur  miroir  que  le  vieil  ami  :  Vxp.Seel^y 
'  Miroir»:''"'     .  ■  -  '',•"■■'  *  •  ■•   •■      "^--  ^'  ' 
La  mort  n'a  point  d'ami,  le  nialade  n'a  qtf  un  de- 
mi :Proé  Thedeadbauenôfriendsytbejict^ebutfiint 
ones  î  or  y  when  a  mafi  is  dead  his  friends  firfa^e  hi^y 
and  while  he  isficl^e  they  care  not  greatly  for  him  j  or  y 
m  man  loues  deathyOrfiUf  bues  the  difeafid. 
Longue  demeure  fait  dianger  ami  :  Pro.  Long  ab- 
fence  alters  affe^iany  breeds  fbrgetfidneffe ,  weal^ens 
conflàncieybrmgtin  changée  ^ 

Mieux  vaut  avoir  ami  en  voye  qu'or  r!)r  argent  c  n 
courroyc  :  }?xo.We fay  (but  with fome  dijference)  bet- 
ter a  finnâ  in  court  then  a  pemty  m  the  purfe.  *  :  •  - 
On  nc  peut  ayoir  trop  d*ailllS:Pro.  One  camat  haue 
too  mmy  (fmthfidlyond  difc}'eet) friends.  -  -^^î . 
Fàrens  ùm  amis^amîs  fans  i>ouvoir,  pouvoir  fans 
vouloir^voulok  fans  eflFeô,  eftc<a  fans  profit;  profit 
fans  Termine  vaut;  vn  fêftu  :  Prov.  I^hfrtiimthout 
fnti$dsifMswitbomp^  wUhmtimUyWiB. 
wkbêutefeeLefeâwithutproJityprùfkl^ 

tueyiimtwiribafefcue.    '^'^  ^  "         «    -^^*- 
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frtendandmonif^y  TowBuh  fwrfefhwee  h^k  a  cer^ 
tMkt^CiimaUy  but  true-m^Hini)^1tjm€yWt^^  be. 
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Qui  veut  entretenir  fon  ami  n'ait  nuls  affaires  a- 
Yccluy;  ProY.  Loo}(e^dâït. 
Tenir  ne  faut  pour  bon  vpifin  vn  ami  de  Table,  & 
de  vin  :  Pro.  (Vor  when  you  haut  netdofhimyOr  when 
your  Table  growes  needle  y  he  will  be  fure  to  giue  yon 
the  flip.)  '  *        V       • 

Viande  d'ami  eft  bien  toft  prcftc  :  Pro.  Ji  friends 
meat  isfaone  readieiCJhgUèingnwillmglyyh^prouides 
^it  quickly  5  or^ one  thinl^es a noty or nu^ notfeeme  to 
thinlfe  iijo^ig  in  commtng.) 

Amiable  :  com.  Amiableyloutly  j  friendly  j  comefyy  gra- 
ciousyexceedinghandfome.  i^ 

Axr\\2h\c\r\cnt.AmiablyyjiiendlyJ^^ 
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.  Amia 

Amid:  m.  ÀnAmiByOr  Àmue^ypart  ofamaffingpriefts 
habit. 

Amidon.  4i  Amydon.  ^ 

Amidomicr.  Toftarck:  ,     , 

Amie  :  f.  a  loue  yd  lemmany^fhee  friend yfi  Jweet-heaft-y 
alfoyd  ce}^taine  sl^alefe  fifiy\lil(e  the  BonitOy  which  ha- 
utHgJwaUowed  ahool{eyfheeres  the  line  a/under  with 
herteethyond/befcapei. 

Nous  verrons  au  leu  qui  aura  belle  amie  :  ya*who 
jhaU  get  the^jitiorie^y  A  Metaphor  y  fir  omfuch  as  fight 

finr  their  miftreffes.  ^       . 

la  couard  n'aura  belle  aimç:  VtoJVe/ky  Joint  heart 

neuei'woonfùreladie. 
.  Amiellcr.  Tofweeten  j  intice^UureJnueagle  with  boni- 
:--^  edifpords'y  to delightywinyor toUony  byhonity  or  any 
^    fioeetmeanes. 
AmielleUre:  LA  !inimentyOrcyntment/>fthe  thicl(ne£ey 

and  colouTyof home. 
Amiette  :  f.  A  little  loué  5  young  mftrejfey  lemman^  or 

fweet-beart.  5     ?>^  , 

Amigdal*  :  f.  An  Almond  iLoolfeyPimj^dslcs. 
Amignardcr.  Topranlae^frimy^r^  cocher Jèddlc^naife 

a  wanton  ofym^  much  of 
AmignoratlL  Pampering^ coclferit^  f^^^^gy^Oy 

p'oaiiihgyfiatteringyjkwningon^fing^^ 
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AmiraL 5ff i|c« A^mitiL    ^  .'« 
ÂHlifnon  :  lA  loffîejkefin^  loofiig. 
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AîonOJiei' Mt Amnmts^  Amarres. ;i  -,v.*;  -n^v.. 
Ammaiv*  m*  ^  Mme,  f  r  Bturffmatj^  ifiiw%  tbt 

Ammares  :  f.  Create prmg  npes  ;  ernktv-kaktetyal- 

Auimei|tdDm;.4y^Einoisiiteicr.i  r  V  ■  v  f^v^y^pr*»- 
Anunèuraiçr.  r«  tEua^trntuMt  %  éÇê^u^  Eauwxler. 
AnaiiLMAineos.  .uk.      '■*■ 

s'Ainmignoaner-  7**  v^a^  frettiejmejbitiiniimi  u 
pranlie,trick*vpJHmjéÊli^» 

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nianfcnûayor/ènneU-g^ant.  « 

Sel  ammoniac  JLo(?^,SeL  f 

hxrmt&xt:f.Torgeifidnej}e  of  things  fafl. 
Amnic.^AgueWtc,  «^ 

Amobilié.  Moueûblejremoueable^io  he  rmouid.  . 
AmoDÛicî^Toremmteyfoma^emoueable. 
Amoderen  To  moderate^ffuageytmpcryCiudlifieymea- 

furexalfoytoflopeycutflope^al^dmne. 
AmOQ\Zlt\XX.Afiirmer. 

Amodiation.  A  farmings  letting  to  hire^  to  batues; 

li^oijj^jAdmodiation. 

Amodier .  ^  Amodercr  ;  4^^  Admcdier. 

Amoindri  ;  m.  ie  :  f.  Diminijhed^  lèjjenedyextenuatedy 
impair edyOppaired  y  abated 'y  allayed. 

'Amoindrir.  To  lefenydjminijhyOp'pairey  extenuatey  im- 
paire-^  abate  *yaUay^ 

Amoindriffant.  Leffemng^ating^iminifbing. 

Amoiiidriflèmcnt.  A  UJfeningydinmiJIniigyhripamngy 
^extenuafmg\abatin^*yaUayingn 

Amoitk.  To  moifien. 

Amolir.  Ta  remoue  y  or  put  away  hardly^  witbpaineyOr 
9nuchadoe'yalfoytodepart;orgoeaway. 

Amolli  :  m.  ie  :  £  Softened^  mollified  ipacifiedyappea-- 
fed  ^y  effeminated.      .  ^ 

AntoUir.  Tofofieh^moUifieimalfetenderygentle^Banty 

alfoJopaciHeyappeafeyquiet  y  alfoyto  effeminate. 
'^ Amoîliflablc  :  com.  Pityor  apt  to  be  fofiened^oUifiedy 
made  tender.  •    , 

AmoUiflant.  Softmngy  mollifying  ;  effern'mating  j  qide- 
ting. 

Ainolliflcmerit  :  m.  A  fiftnmg/nclljjyingjnai^pigten^ 
der*y  or  quiet. 

Amomcrm.  ^fmally  and  thiclfe  aromaticaUJbruby 
whofe  bloffomes  refembled  white  violetSyOnd  leaues 

V  thofeofthe  wild  Vine  :  This  true  Amomum  of  th^Aft-- 
dents yis  not  fifundyor  not  difcemed^t  this  day  :  Plinic 
cols  thusy  tree  Nightjbade  3  others  fer reonioujly)  eallfi 
the  Kofc  oflerufhlemyOTy  our  ladies  Rofi  ;  Mdfomt/u  I 
wifely  y  kearbe  Robert  I  but  the  moft  yViuion^  I 

thyopian  peppery  which  (  though  it  be  not  the  right)  j$ 
'  new  the  moft  cMrrantyAB}owxnn^s::^^^  x 

Amomitc.  Encens  .Ajoute.  A  whhijh  Ipnd  efin- 
ccnfe;whkhjn,  handling,  becomes fofl  as  Maftic^e. 

AnK)mon.4vAiiK)mfe,:  ^^j^v"  V  >  -^      ^; 

Amoncelé  :  m.  ce;  £  HtapedypUedycmpafted  ip0d(ed, 
orfruffedvpinabeap/^.  Ma^^i 

AoH^PiCclcmcnu  tnUbeapingypUingy 

ififg\aeiÊtbering  together  hUoahtafe^ytjtr! 
Anionceier.To  beapeyaccumulateMUyCoinpaR^ygathery 
packe^  malfovp iâàoaheafêi  Ulaj^vtabeafc^  »  lay 
beape thbesfe.  ;> ; litv^t^  * ^^    ^^  \i'0.m#|?:i?v  .^ 

Amo«)cfteiaeot  41  AtopodtciPCM>  a  :-ifër      . 

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Amoraye.  Acoyne%fedittftn^émdwmhtmU^ 

Amorce:  lAbayt/iiM^ 
derfrrtbetotub4fêbiafê^^moeà^      . 

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Amorchcr.ï'^  J^*^'  p(?/^ii^r  into  the  tônch-bole  of  a  pee  ce. 

Amorti-  m.icrf.  Dtadedyquenchedyquayledyextinguir 
ShedyCeM/edyMjhed'y  alfOyredeemedyor  bought  outras 
arent  cbargey&c  yulfoy  gramted,  or  pajjedaway  in 
jHort?naine  'jalCoyexchanged  by  agreementy^yOne  fet'" 
ukefor^ another  y  alfoy  difappear-ingy  deady  gonéyOr  lofiy 
M  the  part  of  a  ptUer  that  s  clofed  mthm  a  wall  •  or  y 
the  piece  of  timber  that  isyby  mortuifey  i-ôynedvnto  a- 

nothcr  piece. 

Ccnfivcs  amorties,  ivhichartnot  held  hyhornagCy 

andjèxUie.  '^'  \/  ■ 

Heritages  amorties,  which  ewe  neither  homage,  fe^ 

r  altieytent,  nor  ferme-.orywh^ch  are  held  of  the  churchy 
orb}  Al)rtm2mey0rypa[fedaw2y  in  Mortmame. 

Atnoitir.  7*^  d^udy^qi^enchyqisaykyabûliJhydiffélHé]  al- 
Jo, to  extinguijhyredeemeyor  buyoHtyOâ  a  reni  charge  y 
^c  ;  alfoyto  graimtyatienyOrpafle  arvayyin  Mortmaine-y 
a^.foy  to  exchange  by  agjf'cementy  asyone  feruice  fbr  ano-, 
'  tberytlfjyos  Admnrxir ',to  mortaifeyor  ioyn  by  mot  taife^ 
s'amortir.  *?/  s' Admortir*,  alfoyto  difappeare.  ^ 

Amortiffiblc:  com.  ^u^nchabUy  ftmtableydijfolue^ 
able,  abolifhibkyextingiiijhable  ;  redeemtable. 

Atnortifleracnt.  Mortmaine  ;  alfoya  licence  of  y  or  p}if 
finginMortmaine  yalfoyadèaddingy  quenchmgydijjo' 
lutionyCxtmguifij^nenty  vtter  ceafing  of-y  alfOya  difap^ 
pearingyor  leafing  it  felfè  within  another  j  alfoyamor 
taifingyOrioyningbymortaife.  /     -,       ■', 

Amortifscmcnt  Uc  foy>&c j  dc  Rente.  Uol^e  Ad- 

'  raortiflcmcnt* 
Lettres  d'aitiortifscrrjcnt,  ^  licence  of  alienationy 
9r  of  pur  chafe  y  in  Hertmaincy  graunted  vnto  church^ 
meny  corporationsy  gmlds  y  fraternities  y  e^c  j  andmujl 
be  procffred  by  them-  ypon  ei^ery  newpwchtfe  (gene* 
vail  letterj  not  beingfujficient)  otherwife  tb'Impofitwn 
de  nouveaux  Acqucfts  û  layd  on  theniy  once  in  euery 
kings  tune  :  ^nd  this  is  good  onely  from  tbel(ingy  of 
whomfoeuer  thç  land  be  heldx  andfortbisyet  third  pari 
of  the  value  iâ^to  be  allowedMm.  *      #        .     -:^ 

Amour  :  com.  Louey  l(mdneffcyCbaritiè  j  good  willy  good 
^k}%>  ajfcoiion-y  alfgy  the  name  of  a  certaine  Italian 
fport*yfrr  which  lool^^oncx.  '  .     r 

Amours.  The  (ptrmaticl(e^effels  ofbeajlsy  (ailed fo 

''bythçfethatvfeiolibyorgeldythem.- 

"  Èftrc  en  amour.  (Said  of  birds  that  billy  tready  çr 

-  hreed.y     .',V,-.  •  •;   ..,  ••,.:;..  ^_.  -  [  •   .  . 

Ic  Ic  fcray  pour  I'amout  dc  vous:  yù^Toryourfal^ey 
J^rfor  therejped  I  beareyou. . 
,  Amour  dc  garfc,&  (aut  dc  dvien  ne  dure  fi  Ton  nc 
dit,  tien  :  Prov.  jvhores  and  dogs  fawne  on  a  man  no 

longer  thenhe  feeds  them-yory^whores  Uue^and  a  dogs 
leapingcontinuebutwhUe  they  are  fed. 
Amour  de  muge  :  Pro.  Tai'thfiill  loue  of  a  wifi  to  her 
husband  y  (The  female.  Mullet  will  rather  be  caught  by 
fifl^ermen  then  abandon  her  Mal(e.) 

Amourdcputainfeudcftoupe:  Pr#- (ïfcVj^jJfî- 
MfbUùwcs)  oui  luit  fort»&  dure  peu. 

4:  Amourdciêigneur  cft  ombre  de  buiflbn:  Prov. 
the  bue  of  a  great  man  is  offmall  continuancey  and 

y  idangerou4  confequence.   . .  .    :  •  . 

Ainour.  &  fdgneurie  nc  fc  cindrcnt  iatnak  com- 
pagnie: Prov.  Louty  and  lefdlineffeneutr  held  cm-, 
pme  together  ;  afriendydnda  hrdartineompaùble. 
Amour  apprend  les  afiics  à  danTcr  :  Prov.  I^ 
Janfcr.  v.,   .>.  r 

Artiouf  &it  bcaittoup,mab  argent  faic  tout:  Prov. 
^dp^.JhtécbyMt  money  dees  dU.  - 
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Pro.  wefayytoke^nd  the  Cengh  cannot  be  hidden. 
;     Amour  vainc  tout  for$  que  cocut  felon  :  Pro.  Loue 
ouercomes  any  thing  but  a  frowdrdy  orfpightfiiU^eart. 
En  aiijour  eft  folic,  &  lens  :'  Prov.  in  loue  there  is 
•both  dotage yànd  difcretion.  _         ,'     ^  ^ 

Argent  faidrage,^  amour  mariage  :  Pro,  Money 
breeds  rdgeyloue  manage.  \ 

Au  batrc  faut  l'amoUr  ;  Pro.  Bybcati^(tbe  beloued) 
ioue  dec  ayes.  * 

D'ôifcauxjdç  chiens5d'armes3&  d'àmôufs  pour  Vn 
.  plaifir  mille  douleurs  :  Prov  .  Jii)0  fiUow  haki(tSy 
bounty  arme 5 y  or  are  m  loue^fir  one  deUght  dthpufand 
forrawes  prouc.  *:  /  * 

En  cent  livres  de  plaid  n'y  à  pas  vn  maille  d'a- 
inour  :  Pro.  In  a  hundred  pound  cflaw  there's  not  a 
h alfcpenny  "weight  of  loue. 

Fy  d'avoir  qui  n'a  ioye  &d' amours  fans  monnoyc: 

VxQ.Lool{elry. 

11  n' eft  que  les  premieres  amdurS;  V rov.  The  firjl 

loue  ;y  tbefkfiefi  i  th/re  is  no  loue  ta  the  firfi. 

Oncques  n'y  eut  laides  amours  ny  belle  prifon  : 
.    V'ro.Neuerfeemdmiftre^efouley  nor  prifon  fiure^  '- 

Veilles  amours,  &  viçùx  tifons'Y'allument  en  tbu- 

^    tes  laiions:  Pro.  L(?(5^^  Allumer. 

Amoureau  :  m .  -^  little  loue  lalfoy  the  little  god  of  loue. 

'Avnomtix:htï.Towoe(anoldword.)      ^ 

Amourettes  :  {.Loue-triclfS-y  wanton  loue-lcyesyticl^ingy 

.4icl(lingSydaliance.s  ;  alfoythe  grajje  tearmedy  ^ual(ersy 

and  Shal(êrsy  or  quailing  gya(Je. 
\  Auffi  bien  font  amourettes  foubs  bureau,  ouc 

loubs  brunettes  :  Pro.  Loue  bides  in  cottages yos  well 

as  in  Courts.    \ 
Kytïouxc\j£ç\Xïtni.  Amoroufly  ylouinglyy  afiSlio'natelyy 

kindly 'y  gently ycourt'eoufly.        j        '      '     ;  .    ; 
Amoureux: m.AloueryO?iethatïsinloye\âwoe}\    \ 

Amoureux  de  Quarefme.  A  Lenten  louer  5  a  bafh- 

JuUymodeflyOr  maidenly  ;tvo'er.  * 

Amoureux  de  triqueniques.  A  yaltrylouerya  fund 

woeryatriflingparamour.    .   : 
Amoureux:  m.eufe  :  i.Amorou^^nloueyaffe£iingyaf 
.  feUiênateyfullof  kue.  '■  "        .    / 

Mufclcs  amoureus.  Two  mufeles  (a  great  oney  and  a. 

leffejbelonging  to  the  eyeythe  which  they  twrne  round. 
AmouftiUe  :  m»  CC  :  f.  Seafonedyfweetened^nifhed, 

intertainedyOrmadedrunl(eçvitb  new  fweet  wine. 
Amouftiilcr.  Tofweetenyfeafony  orfurmfh (alfOy  to  in^ 

tertaine guefisyor  welcome fUenids)  mth  Mujiy  or  new 

fweetwine. 
Amparlicr./iy  E'mparlierj  tf  P/ftfiifr. 
Ampcsif.Ramfes.  ^  ':       - 

Ampeler.  r^//xrri!r,  .         '    .. 

Amphibie  :  comMuingbothinwateryOndoiftheland. 
Amphibliftroide.  The  fifi  thin  membrane  of  th'eyey 

bringinginward  light  vnto  the  Chrifialine^^  >  . 

Ampmbolc:  com.  Ambiguous,  vncertainey  doubtfully 

fubied  to  controuerfiey  of  a  double  fencey  or  niemtn^ 

which  may  be  taken  ftmdryw^es.  *  •.  ^  ^ 

Amph>botic  /w.  Amphibôlogic/W/*^  bettetword.) 
Amphibologie  :  f.  A  doubtfidlyor  double /neatàng  m 

oneyOT  many  words.         ^  ^  /  • 

Amphisbeine  :  f.  Th'Ampiisb^na  -,  a/maUjbottei^nd 

warmeJikeSerpentytbathath  ahead  at  both  endsyitnd 

bitetbyeotd  goetbybotb  wayes  :yet  Mathiolus  and  Grc- 

uin  holdyfhatjhe  bath  but  me  heady  onêhjhefeemes  ta 
V  bauetwoy  becaufe  hertaylt  refembles  her  head:  the 

mare  probable  opinion  ;  fir  no  ferpent  (faith  Gdhcr) 

batbynaturallyymore  heads  tbmpne.  .     \ 
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itMéCimmonfyôfeartb^badttineMru^andwééafi^^ 

Piuareeuerywâjf. 

,^nphytanc.  Afquarty  and  loUUfkCetowtd fttfniy  of 
the  m  ture  of  a  Uadftont  \  or  more  potperfrUipr  it  «/• 
fo  drawes  gold  vnto  Uh  j 

Ample;  com.  FuUyampleyroideylénrgeJcopefiêBy^eioHS, 
of  great  comfajfe  j  afo^copi^OH6yabHndant*yfêémftHOMâi 
huge.  "   '  '  "     '  "■'•  ..  • 

Fief  ample*  A  if  bole  fief,  or  l(nightsfee  \  fir  a  Heriot 
whereof  the  Landlord  talées  bis  deceafed  tenants  befi 
)fi.  horfeyOndpartofbuarmouryOrifbe'hadnobmfeylxj. 

Tournois. 
Amplement.  Amply  y  largely  y  widefyyjpacioujfy  ^^fiiUy  ; 

copiouflyy  aboundantfy  3  fsémptuoHjly  y  hugefjf^  verie 

greatly.      "    ^ 
Ampliateur:  m.  An  amplifier  jmlxr get ^ncreafer. 
Ampliation.  An  inUYgin^ampbfication^mcreafe^ug- 

mentation. 
Amplic  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Amplified/nlargjtdi  aufjntMedjtfh 
,•  creafed.  '  .•// 

I  Amplier.»  Amplifier.    . 
Amplificateur.  AnampUfer^tnUrger\âHpnehter/mr 

creapr.^ 

Amplification  :  î.  ^Hfication^  enlargement  ^^aug-^ 

mentatumyincreafe.  ^L 
Amplifien  To  ampUfimf^ge  s  augnent^  indfeafét    \ 
Ampois  :  m.  SttfTc fc.  ^ 
Ampoule  :  f.  A  fhall  blifteryrpheaUypoiplfe, or rifing 

ofthe5l(m:yLooi^efim^\jXz.    . 
Ampoule:  m.ce: £  Beblifleredifiillofwater^idfes, 
I       orwhealcs.  i 

Ampriic.  oé  Entrcprilc  ;  (conuptly\)  .An  enterprise  J" 
Ainputatjon./^^  amputation^  cutting  awayjitrfarjng 

oAmt;  a  riddingyOr  talking  away. 
Ampute  :  m.  ce  :  f..  Cut  away-y  pared  about  j  rid^or 

tal^enaway. 
Amputer.  TocutawayyOrpare  about  \toridfirta1(eâf^ 

way  Superfluities. 
Amuletier:  m.  A  counter-charmer^  Imfardy  or  good 

witch.    •  '  J<^^^       '  ^   ^ 

Amulette  :  f.  A  cotmter-cbarme. 

Amurcr.  a$  Amarrer  ;  a/fby  to  waUvpm 

Amufe  nti*  ec  :  f.  Amufed  ;  put  mto  a  mufip  driiien 

into  a  dumpe  j  held^fhyed^  or  delayed  by  a  difcourfe^ 

quefiion&c.      "^ 
Amuïe-fol:  nu  One  that  with  vaine  frat&Êg^  toying 

holds  ^ni  people  at  la^. 
AmuiHIer.  To  mtt^  3  toclofe^  couer  the  mouth  with 
:•  ■  n  mu^e.  ■•  v:.'.v\^.- ■  •\     . 

jAinuienKnt  :  m.  2I9  400^^ 

Atsiu£ct.Têamufe\  tomal^etomnfe^thii^feof^wmh 
der^fl/ffs^at'yto  put'mtoadumpestêfiayyhob^ 
iéVfhm  going  fmward  by  ^comfeyquejbê^ 
tner amufèments.     .  -  ■  - . -^^  ^4^'^:^  ,  ■    ---v^av??^.:'' 

Axmfcm.Anamufèr^peoph^ 
at gav^OffnttiUftbem  mto  dumps 

Amufbire:m«  Atbmgtowonderat^^^^^j^j^^^ 
afithieOyÊrcanfè^fhémiufemem.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Aniu(1e.4v  Auimsée^  >      >  ;i  "^   *^     . 

Ainute*  C:iuiflc  maùtéç^Acleftrmimng^hnMi^ 

dogs  togetheTy  otJioes  that  befbfAledJn  htldvp  tlofk 
r^  together  yafo^mlt^ 

■Amf.ftJiBiu--f$:::ip^...-  y:  ■■:■■■  , 

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ftarcb  mode  of  wheat. 
jSinyc:f.UolfeyAtnic.  '  é- 

Amygdales .  Ksmels  rifmg  in  the  n^c^e^  or  vndcr  the 

root  of  the  tongue  lalfOyAlmonds.  ^ 

/in:vsi.AyeareyatwelMemonth. 

Ansyitax.Oldageydècrepityeares. 

En  cent  ans  dvierc,  en  cent  ans  bAnnîere:  Prov. 

Sometimes  a  wheelebarrowyfometimes  a  banner-ythofe 

that  are  poore  naw/nay  be  potent  hereafter  ^^  no  family 

holds  very  longat  one ftay. 

Lc  mal  an  entre  en  nageant  :  Pro.  Thrill  (orvnfea- 

finable)  yeare  comes  fmmming  in  i  viz.  begins  with 

muchrame. 

Anacampferote*  A  certaine  hear  be  whofe  touch  renu- 
eth  decayed  loue  betweene  man  and  man  (as  feme  haue 
imagined.) 

Anacarde:  m«  TVEaJi-lnd'utn Jrmt called Anuzxài- 

um^  Beane  ofHàïacz. 
Anacardin  :  m.  ine  :  f.  Of  Anacardium  ;  whence  ;    : 

Micl  anacardin.«>tf  certaine  venomows^and  caujtul^e 

eylafowdy  between  the  IfpneU/ind  outward  rmde^cf 

/a'Anacardiuffir  ' 

Anacephaleofe  :  f.  A  briefe  rehear fallya  récapitulatif 
on  of  things  fffolfem 
I  Anachorete:m^.  The  Hermit  called  an  Jnlprojfeyor  An- 

choriti. 

Anafile.  ^  Agnafilc. 
Kn2^2Xim.ThehearbeTihaerneU. 
Anagnofle  :  m.  .A  readeria  clarhe  that  reades  to  a 
writer  \  a  boy  that  readestbhismaftery&c. 

Anagrammatifcr.  TomatteanAnagramitoframea 
conceity  orfentence^ofthe  letters  of  a  name  fit  toge- 

,  ther.  ,  V  I/--  ■  ;,;,;.    •■• , 

Anagrammatiirne.  A  malting  ofAnagramsy  err  the  art 

ofmal(ingAndgrams.  ^         \ 
Anagramme  :  m«  .An  ^na^^  •  a  SèntenceyToefe^ 

or  pretie  conceit  framed  oftbe\letters  of  a  name. 
Anagyre^  The  plant  called  Beàne  Tri^e  ^  or  Tcfiod 

tree.  .•;;:•••'.,_•.  ".-^  *  ..   ■  \ A.  ..■..■' ." 

Analemme;  m.  Anmfirumentw^eby  the  coutfiyond 

eleuationoftheSunneisfiuud. 
Analogie  :  f*  .An  jinabgieyoxampley  proportton^Jdnh 

iitudeyConfknûtiey€orrefponîdenâe^omparifin^^^^^^^^^^ 
Analc^que  :  com.  .Analogic all  j  conformable  vnto 

fime  other  thm^anftper'mg  mfropoftm  vnto  another 

tbingyterre^ondent.  .     -    ^^  ^     .' 
Analogiier.Tp  compareyconfhme^dioyrieplyaffini^ 

êrfrêpefttmtyonethmrwkh  mother.  " 

Anaaugfé.FataU^efd^^ 
Aoapmte*  An  afcenûonofthe  planets  from  the  Eafly  by 

éâêljfcourfe  of  the  firmament  ^a^Oyâ  figure  called  Re- 

petttionywhen  two  ver  fis  be^m  with  one  word.    - 
Ansiporique»  ^  l(md  of  csrcuUr  dyall  for  the  fyin- 
-■■■  Wl^-■.:•^^•-■-^•^v•^^4■:-./^:^    •  '  ■■    :\  ,:r;ï.:r;  ,^:^■■■ 
A«laqttiIf  «  Anafik.      ,    ^       yA^^^^^^^^ 
i^xchticom-mihoink^^ 

muTmee^  witbont  bepnmng  i  Ucentio/tâ^vn^îdeled^ 

AnardiK  •  £  Jin^tarchie-i  a  Commonwealth  without 
n^headfr  Gonermnr^y  a  confifed  ftatOy  wbereht  ontie 
angoodoionotiferi  ajoyWantofgouernntent,tibertie, 
Ueeiaiot^kefliydighlutef^ 

Anarchiqaercom.  telmgmgtom Anarchie  \ym^ 
rukiionermemybeg^^ 

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Aaatemati:&ation.  /r/,  Anathcmanfauon. 
Aiiarhcmatiiatioii  :f./<>«  Mathemaùfation^extreânie 

curfingi  vowmg^or  de  tooting  vnto  the  diuell. 
Atiatncînatilê  :  m.  ée:  f.  AnathcmaH'^ed^  curfedvnto 

the  pit  of  hell.      ;^  ^ 

Anathcmatifcr.  To  analhematîiçey  Heuôti  vnto  the  di- 

ueUjCurfc  vnto  the  pit  of  hell.  -  ^  ,    . 

Anathcmerm.  Agifl  bejloyped^or  oferingmade  in  a 

church  i  alfOyU  folemne  curfe  of  the  church. 
Anathemc icom.  Execrated^  cxcommunicatedy  moft 

accurfed.  '   .  | 

Anatoillie  :  f.  Anatomie  ;  afcaion  of,  andlool^ing  into, 

all  parts  of  the  bodie  j  alfo^  an  Anatomie^  or  carl^itjje 

cut\Vp.  ^\.  •     /    \  ■■  .'      -^ 

Anatomiquc  :  coin.  Anatomicall  -,  of ^  or  belonging  to^ 

Amtomie.  '  "  ;  V 

K\\^tom^&it:vl^.  An  Anatomic. 
Anatomizer.  To  anatomÏT^  j  to  cut  vp,  and  loo\e  into  y 

the  parts  of  the  bodie. 
AnccllciLAhand-mdidjOrmaid-feruant. 
Anccftrcs  •  m.  Auncefiorsyprcdccejfors^firefktheri. 
Anchc  :  f.  Thf  latti(pipey  tongue  y  or  tenon^  which  U  the 

mouth  of  a  TrumpetyHoeboyy&Cya!foyas^n(hc. 
Anchois  i  ou  Anchoies  ;  Thefifl^  Anchoveyes.    ^ 
Ancholie  :  f.  The  Columbine  (hearbe^or  flower.) 
Aiichoy  es.^  Anchoies  v  The  fijh  Anchoveyes. 
Anchr2iî^c:ir\.Ankorageyan{oring. 
Anchr^,  &  Anchrc-  as  Ancre;  and  Ancre. 
Anchulcs  :  f.  ^ild  BugloffeyOrchanetyAlkanet. 
Ancien:  m.  ennc:  (.Oldyauncient-yftaleioflongconth 

nuance yof  good  antiquitie. 
Anciennement.  Aunciently-y  oldfyyjlalefyy  ofoldj^nold 

timCyin  time  pajt.        • 
Ancienneté:  f-'AuncientnefeyOldncfeyftalenefe. 
Ancoigncï.To driuCyor  thru(lyinto a  corner. 
Ancoigneure  if.  A  corner yor  cone  y  any  thing  tbats  cor- 

nereUylilie  atpedge. 
Ancon  :m.  A  longy  and  heauieaxey  which  in  old  time 

fouldiors'vfed^o  throw  at  their  enemies  either'  te^ey 

or  iuft  atytheir  ioymng  together  in  battell^ 
Ancraigc  :  m*  as  Anchraige* 
Èincct\,tAnanl(pr.         /         ^    /  j 

Elbe  à  Tancrc.  To  be  idle  y  or  at  leifure  ;  tofiandy((r 

lyefliU\tohauenoué)ttodoe. 

rcftcrrancrcfacrec.  To  employ  their  lafiy  or  cbiefift 

remedies  ;  tofhUvnto  prayer  y  or  implore  the  dwine  af- 

flflanccy  when  aU  other  meanes  doc  jiile. 

Mouillcrranae.T;^r^/wA^  .9 

Ancre  :  m.  ce  :  f.  \An1{predyhamhicaflatiJi^      m 

anlior-y  alfoy  mxdey  or  jàflàoned  ul(e  an  anl(ori  ami 

hence  ;  Croix  ancrée*  "^  ;  ^  .^ ,  1   .    :^ . 
Ahcrer.  To  anlfory  to  caft  ankfxr^Cy  ^^  "^   ;  ;  "  '  •  ;..^  >^  / 
Ancrier  ;  m.  An  ini(ehorne. ,  -^^-^^^^^^  'ir^:y, 
Ancrier:m.erc:f.  Ofyor  belonging  toMaàlf$r^  «r,  u 

anmt[eborneialfo,inJ(kyyeêUmgi^^^^ 

Scichç  tncAeicObfcuringtbe  ypoterwabberblacl^ 

wi"??-P^?^  ^SbribiiNinmi^dir^kmde. 
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Andofseure  :  f.  Thebaclteyor  bad^-partof-,  (hencejalfo^ 

the  ridge  yor  couering  of  the  ridge^ofa  houfCy&c  i  alfoy 

anindorfemjtntyor  mdorfmgof. 
Andouille  :  f.  A  lini(ey(.tcbitterH/tg  ;  a  big  hogges  gut 

fluffed  with  fmall  guts  (and  other  intr ailes)  cut  into 

fmall  pieces^ndfcafofied  with  pepper  and  fait. 

II  luy  rend  Ic  ncf  aulfi  plat  conic  vnc  andouille  ; 

Heejhames  him  vttctly  j  hcuinfljes  him  cleane  out  of 

countenance. 
Andouillers.  4|f  EndoiiiIlers,<7r  Andoillcrs. 
Andouillois  :  m.  idc  :  (.  of  Imites  yor  chitterlings, 
Andoufscurc  :  as  AndoHcurc. 
Andrili.  An  illfauoured  bin  l(C  colour  of  a  hoyfe. 
Androginerm.  ée:  f.  i^lade  ofbdibfcxesygrownc 

both  man  and  woman.  ;      » 

Androgyne  :  com.  ^é  tiermapirrodite  j  one  that  s 

both  man  and  woman  j  or  hath  the  "priuities  of  both. 
Anéanti  :  m,  ie:  f.  ^nnichilatcd  y  abrogated  y  made 
.    void ybr ought  vnto  nothing  ;  a/foy  weal^enedy  enfeeble dy 

madefl>rc'eleffe'y  ruinedyvndone  ^  andhenccy  deietledy 
^  imbafcdyabafcdydejpifed/ejpefled as  uoughtyor  but  as 

a  thing  of  nought.  '  *     -^ 

Anéantir.  To  abrogatey  annicbilatey  mal^evoJdy  or  no- 
'  thing  of  y  alfoytoweal^eny  enfeeble  yTnal^e  for  celeffei  ru- 
^    iney  vndoey  bring  vnto  nothing  \  and  mice  y  to  de^ 

ie&y  imbafèyabafeydejpifeyrefpehas nothing,       ^    - 

$•  AJleantir.  To  dïféfleeme  hmfelfl  5  alfiyto  languijhy 

er  pme  away ,  to  grow  not  worth  the  ground  bee 

goes  on. 
.  Aneanti{sant.  ^nnichilating  ;  bringing  to.  nought  ; 

alfoy  abafingy  defpifingy  difejtceming^  deieâiing  ialfoy 

wealf^en'mgy  enfeebling,    j  \ 

Aneantifieinenfj:'  m .  KAn  abrogating  y  annimfa- 

tingy  malting  void  y  or  nought  of\  alfo  y  a  weal(e?ùngy 

en^ebling'y  ruining  vndoing  i  bringing  to  nought -y  and 

hencey  a  deieCling^  abafmg  y  dejpifing  y  rejpe^ing  as 

nought. 
Aneau.  5r^it^  Anneau.   ^ 
Anclet.^Annclct.  • 

AncmztiCcr.Toanathematloi^eyOr  curfe.       ,. 
Ancmoné.Thewi?ui- flower. 

Anemone  double.  The  double  fear  let  wind-flower. 

Anemone  fimple.  The  purple  wind- flovnri 
Aiiemophllace.  An  obferuer  ofbeauenly  rules. 
AncÙie:f.Thefeafon.     . 
Anet : m.  The beaibe called Anet^ndDill. 

Anct  fauvalgc.'  wild  DiU-y  alfoyyellowyor  Uttkyhàr- 

Aneth.  4;/ Aîict  • 

Ançtin  :  m.  inc  :  f.  OfthehearhebiU.:\ 

Anctte.ADuckeyOrDig.   ^c;   ^v  : 

AntunGr^im.Afofifi»ettingingen^^ 

tionyPT  dilatiofiy^an  Arterk^.    /  .?^  '    -  V 
Aneuriistment  :  m.  Anvker/iri4ceratkmjnthesl(in 

ofapnew.  "  '^i-^r-^:  -:^:^  -^^s.^.  ^' ■-  v -;•:••: •.;• .  -  -  ^ '  '  •-•^ rily ^ 
Ambrgc  ;  f*  A  leatherm  wallet  ;  a  double  mak^  w 

budgety  to  be  carried behind  aman  o»horfebacl(C. 

Anfraâiiçux  :  ou  ce  :  £  fuUofturningf^omfêgts^ 

■'^^i  uôlntions. ^{--^-^ ^ '•■■■-■'< :*''^^-*^^^^^^  '  .'■   .y 

AnfraâuQ^té  :  l  Anfl^aénoftie  j  a  mamfild  (oMm' 
euen)  ckcnkyfomfaffey'mnoktknytwrni 

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with  coatinuallfei'uuesy  chargesyexa^lions ,  fèrcedyOr 
tutyvnto  much  dru  figer  ieytfr  traueli. 

Angaricr.  TojoyUy  vexy  hartley  hurrièy  to  oppreffey  or 
weare  only  with  continuall  imploy)nents y  exaàiensy 
charges  j  to  force  vnto  any  druagerte^  or  excejfme  tra- 
uadc.       '  ^  . 

Ange  :  m.  An  AngeU-y  Gods  immediate  me jfenger  ;  our 

\  dScmixsyor  the Jpirit (whether  goodyOi  euiljthat  haunts^ 
and  accompanies  vs. 

AngedcGrcuc.  One  that  hangs  in  chaynes^  ororia 
gibbetya  good  while  after  he  is  dead. 
Ange  dcmcr. The gYeatylongyroughyahdhard'Sl(indy 
sliatc'fijh:  ■  "  . 

Boaquc  d'angc^  Conférucy  or  Sucl^ety  made  of  the 
fiaU(es  of  Lettuce.    \ 

Kau  d'aiigç,  A  \^nd of  deticat compound  water. 
Ailed*  angc,  &  voix  dc  Diable  ;  Prov.  sAn  Angeh 
wmgyana  deuils  voice  (theftile  ofaVeacocke.) 
Au  preftcr  ange,au  rendre  Diable.  A  prouerbe  ex- 
frejjing  the  ingrdtitudeyandiUnatureyoffomebcrrrtm^ 
ersy  who  honour  a  man  when  hefuppiies  themyand  hate 
him  when  they  are  to  pay  him.  - 

Angele  :  f.  Ajhe  Angelic  a  woman  Angell. 

Angélique  :  t.The  bearb  Angelic  a -yalfoya  Iflndofwhitèy 
longyand  great  figJ 

Angélique  fauvagc .   wild  sAngelkay  whofe  root 
wants  thatfweet  odour  which  the  right  me  hath. 

Allgeliquc  :  cortu  Angelically  AngeU-lil(ey  belonging  to 
anAngelL  <  >i 

Angellet;  8c^ngc;llcttc  :  (.AlittUyOrpretieyAngeU. 

Angelot  :  m.  The  cbeefe  called^an  Angelot  j  alfoyan  En-  >  ' 
glifh  Angell 'yalfo^a  y  oungyOr  little yAngell. 
Y     Angelot  à  la  groflc  efcaiUe.^^/^  pldAngeU^  andy  by 
MetaphoTy  ajèUofw of  th'oldyfoundybonejlya^^^^ 
thkypampe.  '  \  ^  • 

Angelot  de  mer. /r^,  Ange  de  mer/ 
Déjeune  Angelot  vieux  Diable:  Pro.  Ufa  young 
Ange  II  dn  old  deuiU]  many  that  (while  they  wereymg) 
feem'de  wondfrous  purCy  are  (now  they  be  aged)  mofi 
prophane.' 

Angine  :  f.  The  Squmficyor  Squindncie. 

Anglantine  :  f.  An  EgùmtineyOrfiàeet  Inier^  alfiyâ  cer- 
taine wittie  game  (vfed atlholovSc)  wherein  enefy 
Voets  conteMyand  to  the  beft  doer  a  juuer  Eglantineytù 
the  fécond  a  Marifoldyisgmen. 

Angle  :  in.  An  an^y  concyor  corner. 

Aogler.  Tojhutvp  in  a  comer ybring  into  àjltàajmckfe 
within  a  narrow  roome. 

Anfilct  :  m.  An  angletyCr  angle  *y  a  corner. 
Grand  andct.  The  corner  of  the  eye\  tofwards  the 

J^  -,»  a  ^^  .■"■--.ram  »"    ■  -       -I       .■    A    '  •  .    .     .•  -J' 

Petit  v^^tt  Wùuti»dfic»ntr  towkrdstheTem' 

fles'ytearmedfbbyAnotamfis»  '- 

AngleOx  :  m.  erne  SVhU  ofaniles^w  atmers  3  %  an 
atifliittnur-wfii  -^^  ■■■.-■  ^■;i--  .■iêV5'v-*.v 

Neix  at^ulè.  A  nut  that  hath  a  tbiehe finit,  and 

finaU IfemtU.    .;       ■-r-.^.àv^/.^^.^A^-,  vi-'j-»,';;.:,.:- 

Anglais.  An  EngSflman  j  difi,a  creditor,  that  pretends 

be  bath  much  mmej  (nim%j,  ranch  is  natar  uke  tê  fie 

'  paired J)im/^r  ■'  :'-'-^'f^^':H:J*fe;^^ 

Anglue:  m.cc:  El.tfii^EnfeIuc;')^9!?^.^j;^*T'^^ 

AngoifTc  :  f^^gMfit,prkfi,firr(Wiigome,ferfk:^. 
■    vMxalitnifmiadyOrBodie.     .    .      :s|^^>-;:  l^\^^>;ftfv . 

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Angoifleufemcnt.  MoftpajnefùUyy^mojl  forrawjîillyy 
wit  A  gr  eat  anguifhyand  agonie. 

Arigôlfleulcté  :  i.  Much  anguifh^  chcal^ivgfirrùwfiil- 
'nejfeygreatve^atimyOrfainfiUnej}h^e\t(€ameaffiiiii'^ 
*■  •  onya^oniiyorperffexitieofjpirit.:^ 

Angoiflcux  :  m.  cuie  :  f.  full  of  anguifh^  fau^?t  with 
fbrrowy  mofi  perplexed*^  extreamely afii^mg^pawe- 
procuring. 

Angonailles  :  f.  Botches  y  (pocl(te)  bumpsycr  feres. 

Angonnages  :  J)i^f^rf(>/ Angonailles.    > 

Angoùé:m.ce:f.^Açoué.     \  5 

Angoulevent.  ^  fwaUow-windi  one  that  deimnes 
wind^ns  the  Caméléon. 

Angourie  :  f.  A  l(ind  ofcowcomber^  fvmcwhat  longer 
thentheordinarieone*yOrya6An%ui\c.\  ,  / 

Angoudc.  A  locuji^orgraffchoppcr. 

An^é.  The  hear be:fvallwûrt.  ^Lzne^icd. 

Anguiliere  :  f.  A  pond yor  place  to  l^eepe  Eelcs  in. 

AnguiUade :  f.  A whppingy bjhy or  blcwywith anEtUy 
OTyWith  an  Eeles  sl(m. 

Anguille  :  f.  ^»£rifi 
1/ Anguille. .  The  name  of  the  ty  de- boat  which  fajfes 

.    hetweeneBhyCyandBouxdc^ux. 

Anguille  de  bois.  $ts  Anguille  d'hayc  j  ory  the  bufh 
Ad^ry  orwood  fnalie.     \^.  \,   *    \ 
Anguille  fine.  The  female  Eele  ifa  called  i;^  Langue- 
doc. -  -      • 
Anguille  d'haye.  The  bedgeyor  dunghillyAdderiblac- 
i(ifh  of  colour  ydnd  not  veryvenomom.         .    ^ 
Èfcorchçr  les  anguilles  par  là  queue,  p  doe  a  thing 
cleane/iammCyOutoforderythewrongway. 
11  y  a  bien  de  Tanguille  fous  roche,  ^here  is  fome 

.   mifteriCy  fome  hidden  matter  in  ity  fome  pad  m  that 
ftraw'y  ory  more  then  all  the  world  can  difcerne.     * 
Rompre  Tangilille  au  gcnouil.  ^To  attempt  an  hn- 
i     pojffible  matter  y  oryto  labour  in  vaine. 

Anguilles  deMelun  (oui  crient  avant  qu'on  les 
cfcprche:)  Pro.  Cowardly  appréhender  s  of  a  mifchiefè 
befère  it  happen  ifuch  as  yeeÙ  before  the  danger  y  or 
crie  before  their  paine  afproch  them*  ^ 

à  grai^d  pefcheur  çfchappc  anguille  :  Prov.  See}(e 
Pefcheur.  —  ^ 

Par  trop  prcflcr  Tanguille  on  la  perd:  Prov.  H^ee 

\  ofien  loofk  things  by  too  much  lool(ing  to  them  j  oi^  the 

\  fifleryoumeànè  toholdajlipperie  things  thefooner  it 
ouermsyou.  ."  -     :    v 

Anguillctte:  f.  A  GrigyOr  little  Eele. 

AnguiUonneiix  :  m.  A  craftiefèlioWyJfyemate^fubtiU 

'"  ^ftarchant.  '.;  ,,  \j        ..:■  ^v'^^: 

Angulaire  :  com.  Angulary  ofa^corner^thathàtb  cor-- 

nersxplaced^arfetinacorne>\      it     * 

Anguleux.  «  Anglcux. 
Ansanc:f.Tbegrutl$ngPmpicn. 

Angufle:  com.Str^tjnarrùWypincbingyfcantyfcdt'CfyOf 

Allguftie  :  ICstraitnepynarrûwneJfe  ;  ftiûhing^Jcar^ 

ij  cêtkyfcantnefe  \  al/oydift 

Anheiel  oa*ce  :  f.  Breathed  m  ;  alfi^dramie  (4s  the 

inatb)  mtb  difficukie  ;  alfoy  much  longed fw y  p-eatfy 

defiredyglreedifyajbiredzntu. 


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Anfieler*  To  breath  Wj  rfiW.  to  fitch  windy  wirm 
breath  with  difficulties  atj9;  to  biverie  oreediey  cr 
defkom  of*y  tê  ajpire  vnto  mtb  gjrtatjnSeuoutt^ 
nntlium.DifficHltbréa'' 

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Anillc  rbemiUrfind  of  a  mill-ftone ,  i^  JBi^^^o/^i  ^  i^- 

Sxv^csim.  Crutches  fbr  impotent  perjons. 
Anirnadverfion  :  f.  An  animaduerfwn  ;  a  marl^mgy  or 

heedmg'ya  confideration  j  a  iudgementy  alfo,  a  war- 

ning^cenfureychidingyreprehenfion.    ;  .*•".' 

Animal  :  m.  An  animaU-y  a.  creature  that  hath  lifèyjpi- 

rit yond fence \  (more particularly) abeaft ; (t»eefome- 

times  call  a  bbcliheadyOrgullyanAnimaU.) 
Anime  :  f. .  Afhjkion  ofea^  (becaufe  large-plat edy  ond 

large-iointed)  armour  i^h.the  name  of  an  aromaticaU 

Eajl-Indian  gumme.  •        ^ 

Animé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Animated  y  quickenedy  injpired  mth 

lifè^o-r  breath  j  alfojheartened^ncouraged  j  incited^m- 

cenfed. 
AnimcUcs  :  f-  T^be  ftonhy  codsy  or  cuUions  of  Lombes ^ 

hxiim^r.yoquicke%y gtuelifèvnto^injpir^ breathy  m- 
fifeaJpiritinto\a/jfoy  toanimàte^inçouraie^  hearten  ^ 
imboulden-yinciteyincenfe.  ^ 

AnimeuleiiKHt*  Couragioujlyyjloutfy,  refolutely.mth  a. 
great  Jloniacl^e.       ' 

Animeux:  m.cufc  :  {.StoutyhardiejrefoluteyCourAgi^ 
ousy  full  of  heart ^met tally  Jpitit  ;  of  a  boldy  and  great 
fiomacke  î  thi^t  will  tal(e  no  mongy  that  will  carne 
no  codes.  ■  ■■■•/■■  '  '  ■    ï-^-^ 


YOÛndyOr  into  tonndlinotu 
Anneler.  To  ring  j  to  cur  ley  or  twirle  round  lil^e  a  ring  ; 
to  hookey  hangy  clafpty  clofe,  dccl^ey  or  furnijhy  with 
rings.        •  / 

Annclet  :  m.  Agmmewy  or  little  ring  fir  the  finger  \al- 
foyd  haw t her  j  alfoya  maylCyOr  a  ting  ofmaylc),  any  an- 
nclet yOrfmall  ringfjfed  about  apparellyor' armour. 

Aonellc.^jAnncIc. - 

Annexe  :  f.  An  annexationyOr  thing  annexed. 

Annexe  :  m.  ec:  f.  ^iHt^nnexedylmkedyioyncdyCoupUdy 
addedyvnto.  ,      \        "^ 

Annexer.  To  annex^l(nitylin\eyioyneyceupieyadde^vnto. 

Annicher.  To  nefilcyor  put  into  a  ne  ft. 

Aimicheiir:  m.  A  ?iejtler'y  aneft^a^tr  :y  a  putter  of 

things  into  nefs  ;  a  fetter  of  birds  on  nefts  ;  and  hence  -, 

Doftc  annicheur  dc  poules,  ^n  exec  lient  y  or  lear- 

nedycotqueane. 
Annichilé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Annichilated^  annuUedy  brought 

vnto  nothing. 
Aiïliichiler .  To  annullyflnnichUateyknng  vnto  nothing. 
Annion.  PriviledgçM'arlllion-  Anyearés  pi'oteéiton 

graunted  by  theTrincCyOr  xMagiJlratCy  vnto  a  debtor.   ^ 
Anniverfàirc  :  m.  Anyearely  ObityTrentallyOrferuice 

faidyat  a  time  cert  aine  ^r  the  dead.        # 
Annivcrfaircs:  m.  The  winds  which  ordinarily  blow  a-  \ 

bout  the  dog-day  es. 


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Animofite  :  f.  "  Ammfttieyjloutneffey  cjfWAge/nettaU^  ■  Aniiombrc:  m.  ee  :  f.  Comted^reckoned/tumbred^told 

boldneflejrefoCutionyhitrdinefJe.         . 
Anir.  The  name  of  an  Indian  hear  be,  vfed  much  by  Dy- 

ers.        '    * 
Anis  :  m.  Thehearbe  Ànife  j  affb,  the  feed  thereof,  ^ni- 

feed ialfo^sf.w^cznct'y  and  hence  i 

VetAs  unis.  A  troupe  of  little  children.  : 
Anis  :  f.  Annis,  or  Nannc  (a  proper  name  fir  am- 
•   m^n.)  ...    ■■;..      .  ■  :  ,  .  ... 

Ani{e:  tn.  ée:f.  Seafoned^ov ftfeetnedwUh ^tù-feed y 

alfo^mulùpliédyin  brood. 

Aniièr.  Tofea/^n,  or f»ettfnmth  Amfeed-yalfo,  té  in- 
creafe-tor  multiplie, 

Aiîiveller.  To  meaf^r:^,  UueU,orJquare  by plmnbt-Bne, 

or  plumbe-rule,  '  .  v 

Aru2;é.<«ï,  Anile/  . 
Annales  :  f.  Amales  j  am^uaU  Chronicles  $  yearely  re' 

Utions.  -•  .  t  .  . 

Annalifte  :  com.  An  Anmlift  ;  a  writer  ef yearely  Cbfb- 

niclesya  relator  of  aanuall  occurrences,  >  î .  «: 

Annate.  The  firft  fruits  ofall£7ufice  ;  the  profit  of  a 

whole  yeart  after  the  remoéut,  or  death,  tftlflncum- 

Anncantir.  Seel^eyPiàeioétif  M^        /%/  -^  -  it  i^ 

Anneau  ;  m.  A  ring,  orfr^tfbrafingery  or  (tme ge- 
nerally) any  ring  j  alfo^  the  Ugament  that JoàreUs  the 
mifi^  firme  of ahovpe-r'mg,  A:i''à-'-'^^9v--^h 
L'Anneau  4'uacclc6  rhebéttfC^rvpmtfpàrij^of 

abey.'^y.xn^f^x   ■  ....^    ..'..r  "._.i^^^.,,^,t,,<|>v|^-,: 

.    arannesui.^^ Hui'martia^,  ■  "j^,  te-*<te.i56ii\; ::. 

Ha  mil  ii|iibiMloigc  aniteautrop'Sltr<^él:f  He  hath 

"UfderUifiiMamattetyWBch^uméflvitmrtlneifbim-, 
^ornhKhwiUtihrnemuchtobUpikeiudice:^^*^^^^^^ 
Année  :f.  Ayearé-,  ayeamiUne^  fiafifimtimi 

yeare  j  a^o,ayiajfes  erap^mtrê^g',  whence  t      •  /\ 

La  bonne  aimec  en  pài  dctcmw  s'ciivi,  la  petite 
1^ tarde:  feovv  GWjWwjte  «tfiej  j^  *r^^ff 


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Annombrcr.  To  rtcl^ninumberyconnfytell  outyOr  ouer. 

Annoncé  :  m.  ée  :  î.l>eclaredyfi)ewedyaduertifed^nfrr- 
medyfignifiedvnto.  , 

Annoncc-iour.  Day-denouncingylight-proclaiming, 

Annonccment  :  va.Ajhewing,declaringyfgmfying^ad- 
uertifing.        .   .  ■  '     .      ^ 

Annoncer.  To  announce yor  denounce -y  toproclaime-yde-^ 
clareyfhew^fignifiey  bring  newesyaduertifey  carrie  ti^ 
dings  Zf?tto^^[    ,  . 

Annoncc4'alut.  H^^ftiS^rf^ri^nVig.         ■  ; 

Annonceur  :  in.  ah  announcer  y  declareryproclainiery 
fignifier^aduertifer  j  a  bringer  ofneweSyU  carrier  ofti- 
dingsyvnto. 

Ahlionchali  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Difefteemedyneglefledycarelefy 
handledyiU  lool^ed  vnto  ;  alfoypinedy  wafted^  worne  a- 
way  y  gr  crème  careleffe  ofhimfeljè^ot  wortbjhe  ground 
hegoes  onybyhisownecarelcfnefje.  v  ^      v 

s' Annonchaiir.  To  grow  careleffe  ofhimfelfèyor  of  hU 
own  healthy  (and  thereby) to  wajlypineylanguifh^eare 
dway*       ..  '•.  -h'.,   ■-•".,  /    . 

Annonciation  :  f.  Anannunciatmya^denduncement. 

Annonc-  \A  l(md  ofwhitOy  fo/ty/weet;  fauouriey  and 

l(erneUià  Indian  fruit-ya^o y  mejUny  oFpTtdginSy  the 

^  corne  whereof  browne  bread  is  made  pr  the  meynie. 

Anifotatjon  :  f.  ^n  annotation;  amar^ey  noteyob- 
feruatio^f'y  iitUyregifter;  or  y  a  mar  l(ingy  noting -yinti^ 

•/:.  \//«rfé'.^v|vV;  '  ■'  ••     '.-v^.  ■-■••-  .;«.   -^•■•.•■:^■. '■>•- ^^-    • 

tîon  de  biens.  AfeifureofthÉ  goods  ^of 
iAtapfeaYenotiiperfonyorbyAturfy0fithh 
mayeark  after  thiyhaueéeenefummoned.   *  ;:^f^  ^ 

Al^lOtc.  Marked^notedyobferued'yintitledy regifired^ 

^.âljo^mhùfh^p^  î  as  m  Annotation,  f . 

Ahifloter.  To  marke^teyobferue  ;  intitli  ;  repfler. 

Annuel  :.  m.  cDc  i  f.  Jinnuall^  yearefyy  done  euerie 

Annueficmeiic*  Ji^nni^ 

■   jearetoyeare.:'p^W''^'''^  '.;'-, 

Anpidàire  t  «•  î*^  chaunceUùr  (ffratme  ;  iearfned 
fùin  old  timt^  what  fki  l^mgs  fipt$t  Wéês  kis  great 
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Dojgr  annulaire.  T&f  rî»ç  fingery  arwedàng-ring 

finger  y  the  third  fingefy  or^that  which  is  next  vnto  the 

little  Me.  ^       V 

Ligament  annulaitCi  A  cert^ne  musl(ley  or  flejhie 

(  bandy  which  compajjes  tl/vpperpArl  ofth'influiy  and 

\i:fceme^  vnder  it^he  tennom  efthe  muscles  bempng 

tothe  fare-part  of  the  leg.  ^'  ^^ 

ArtnuUc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  DfannuUedy  amtuUedy  anmbila- 

y   ted. 
Annullcr.  To  annuity  difannuUyomihiUtii.abrQgate, 

canceUymal(evoidyOrofnoeffe£i. 
Anobli  :  m.  ie  :  f.  Ennobledy  made  nobUy  ingentili^edy 

made  a  gentleman. 
hnohhx.To  ennoble /nal^e  nobleJmgentUi'i^e^l^e  m  gen- 
tleman. V 

La  verge  anoblift>  &  le  ventre  ai 
\  Verge. 

Anobliflfcment  iw.An  emoblmg^or  ingentUk;jng. 
Anodiil.  Remèdes  anodins.  Medicines  which  (by 

procuring  fleepe)  tal^e  from  a  Tatient  all  fence  if 

pTme.^ 
Anoirci  nn.  ic  :  f.  Blact^ned-y  madeyor  become yblaclfe. 
Aitoircir.  To  blacl^en  j  to  mal(e/nr  groWybùicl(e.         , 
Anomal:  m.  ale:  f.  InequaUyroughyor  not  euen  \  alfi/u- 

regular.  / 

Anombrer.  as  Annombrer.  To  number ^count/eclfon^ 

tell  out yOrouer.        \   .. 
Anonccmcnt.  4if  Annoncemcnt^ 
Anoncer- 4;^  Armonccr. 
AnoïictS'The  banes  of  Matrimonii. 
AnonchalJanti  :  m. ic  :  (.NegleSiedyfareleJly  handlecti 

alfoylanguijhing  ;  alfoy  out  offale^  out  ofrequefty  out  of 

cuftomeyorywhich  no  cuftome^s  will  deale  fir. 
Aiionchaly .  Neglected  ;  ^yw  Annondidi . 
Anoriciadc. as  Annonciation ^yWhenceyOrdrcdc  1' a: 

An  Order  ofkmghthoody  in^kuted  m  theyeare  13  jo, 

byadui^eofSauoy. 
Anoncxie:  fcl^^ife^  Anorexie. 
Anorexic  :  f.  Inapetencie  ;  the  wantyOr  yiH^enejfe  of 

appetite  I  the  loawmg  of  all  meat  •y  queafineffe  ^f ^ 

maclfje. 
Anoiic  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Almofl  choa\ed^  ov  fiifiedy  by  letting 

downetooffreatAmorfiU. 
Anoùer.  (Almoft)  to  cboal(eJlifleJlrângU  wM  greedie 

eatingyorbydeuouringtoopeatamcrfeU. 
Anfarot  :  m.  A  certaine  bitter  Gumme -y  Uo\é  Sarco- 

colle.  •  ■  ■  *^'  •  •     ■  •^■';-   •  ■ 

Anfc  :  f.  Tbehandleyoreareofdpotycupy&c.where^we 
talpe  hold  thereof-^  (hemi)afOy  an  op&rtumtieyor  occor 

fioni  alfoyacret^iynoolieybayygulfiyorarmeoftbejfèai 
XMJ^Anfes.    - /     ■■•■■■■ . > ..   -v  ■.      •  :*-m > .. -^-^ ;; 

Vnpoti deux anfes:  Pro.  An eqmuocatim^yêwordy 
:  &c,  efdmabU  nkmngflr  rfhereof^  double  cenfiru£k- 

onmayheinadee  •,,,, .;  • .  ;"'  ife-.-^  ■  ^?i..  * ^<-m ^-^••^•^■rir//, 
Ade:  m.  cc:f*£arei'yêrthatbatbâaeârey0riHn^ 

^Sti£k:l  Akm  .^ 

^  to  be  carried  betmeene  two.    ^    t^  >«^      '      4   ' 
Anfes:  {.Handlesy&CpdiimAnft  (whereof  ihu  is  the 

fends  ifreMs  tyedfnare^eyor  made 


Antartiquc.  The  circle  in  the  Sphere  called  the  South  y 
or^iAfltartickeyTole-yWhkhybyreafonofth'eaiths 
oppofitiony  we  camtoty  in  thefe parts  of  the  world,  dif 
cerne. 

AntV  :  f.  4^Tantci  enaunti  afoytbe  cheelfeyoriaumbe 
ofadoore^ydlfOydiEmc. 

Antcccfscurs:  m.PredeceforSyaunceflors. 
Antcines  :  f.  The  fayle-yard  ^  the  crop  piece  whereto 

thefayleisfkjlened. 
AntcruThelaftyeare.  i     '. 

l^ts^XiXtR.Atmbie-menthagoe. 
Ic  tc  aains  auffi  peu  que  les  neiges  d'antcn.  1 
fiare  thee  as  much  4$  nothing  j  /  dread  thee  net  at 
all.  ':  ■  :      •   * 

Antenais;  m.  ShootSyOr  j^igs  of  ayeares  gymthi 
Antenne  :f.  A  Sayle-yard. 

Antenois  :  m.  A  bogy^  yearlings  oryeare-cldjheepei  a 
Ukdiiikx  Looked    lambeofthelafljeare. 


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Antérieur  :  m.  eurc  :  f.  ^nteriôrifire,fbrmer,or  that 
it  be  fire  the  firmer',  tb»t  Metb/nr  kfetjbefire. 

Antérieurement.  Befire,firmerfy,  in  the  fire-fort^or 
firmer  pUce, 

Anthac»Tbeyellon»tMftmtbem4illecfaR»fi, 
Anttioine.  Andionie  j  a  froùer  name. 

Feu  S.  Anthoinc  :  AfiweBmgfiU  tfheai^pmt^ni. 

redtuffh'yWecaUitMl(btS.Anûiomcsfire. 

Porcdet  dc  S.  Antnoinc.  Tbt  vermine,  calltd,  a, 

^thoGx.  Made  efRofimarie.  /  .  v 

"' Arithracitc.  Aprecioutftone^erem  there  feeme  to  be 
yflameSfOr  ^arlfjes  êffire.  - 

Anthromantie*  Dimation  by  the  raypng  of  dead 
men. 

Anthropopathic  :  t  Humane^  mans,pa^n. 

Antiborée  :  f.  That  1(md  of  dyaU^  whuh  (coiUrarie  ta 
all  others)  is  to  be  turned  tn^ards  the  North;  a  North 
dyaU.  * 

Antibufi-Ceinôà  I'antibuft.  Girt  ioofefy,  careleffe- 
fyyOr  after  the  çreat-belfy  fijlûon ,  the  girdle  riding 
ouertbe  nuddk  of  the  bofime;  alfoygirt  bacl(^vnardi. 

Antichambre  :  f.  The  cbamberofPrefence  in  a  Pri»- 
cer  Court }  the  great  Chàlkbcr  in  a  peat  mans  boufe  ; 
atiy  ouiïpard.comber  which  is  next,  or  neerevnio,  the 
bed-chamber. 

Antic^ant  :  m*  ^preueitterifirefatter,aàtic'^ator. 

AntiopJVlt  :  m.  ante  :  £  Untictpating,  preuentmg, 
firmal&ii.      '  2^^^^^"'  • 

mékt'i  alfi,  the  naturaU  ipunriedge  one  both  ^é^bmg 
hefirebefee,firheare,itM  •     • 

Lettres  d'ahtidpation  ;  The  I^jngs btters^  ^f<Mh 

ntidpé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  ^Anticipated,  preuented,  fore- 
ftaltekytakenfOrpttenbefire.^      v   -..^  . .   - 

Appd  antk^*  tlfjéppeédam preuéitéd\miivr- 
ged  by  the  J^im^  Utters  ,  ora^ciaU  Commffim 
(procured  By  w*Appeéûee)to  fie!»  ca^kfhr  bis  ap- 
M4(fi«r  fioner  the»  otbermfi  he  fouU,  or  Jbould, 

baiiedone^iyn-'^^'â-'^':'^'-;'-'^  ^   ■■„.'■•    ,. 

Partie  anticipée,  the  pane.  *  v     .  ^  ^  -  ;'    -  >v 

Anticiper.  To  anticipate,  preuent,foreftaU',  tal^e,  or 
ptbefire.'..:.'  "<r'.u.:.-i..,^   ,, 

Anticiper  le$  quacotzunes  des  criées .  .A  Ser* 
geanttomal(e  Trociamation  b^ore  the  dayàppoin* 

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Antidater». -fi-AtfiiAiw.    •      '''%^^^':'Sm, 
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another.  .  -'' 

Antidotairc  :  com.Antidotarie  ;  yj/'wi»^  ^  a  counter- 

terpoijfon  ^treating  rfcounterpoifons. 
Antidote  :  m.  AnAntuiotejOrcountevfoiJon^afrefer'' 

nation  againjl  poy/bny  or  cuill  ayre. 
Antidote.  Fumijhed  mth  prejferuatiues , 

tpith  Antidotes  y  aJJUr  ed from  pêy fins  with  counterfoil 

fins.  ^  ^   ; 

Antidotcr.  To  fknifh  mthpreferuatiues^preferueby 

Antidotes^  to  ame,  or  of  are  agMn^  poyÇon  with  tomh 

terpoifin^ 
Antienne  :  î.An  Antem^or  fuppUcation. 
Antirortunal  i  m.Anoppofgionjfr  crojfe  vnt»  fortune  i 

fomewhat  againft fortune.  ^ 
Antillc  dc  bois.  ^  wopdden  latch  of  a  dqore  j  or^  the 

ring  thatferucs  both  to  lifi  vp  the  latch ^  and  pull  the 

dooretoo.  .  ^        . 

Antimoine  :  m.  Antimonie  j  a  certaine  white Jlone^  or 

imperfiôi  mettaU  (the  beginnmg  of  p^     and  lead) 

fbundinfiluer  mine  Si  OM  good  fh  we  eyes. 
Antimonie  :  f.  Contrarietioyor  opfofki^n  of  two  Lowes. 
Antinorrmcs.  EMrmoueconprarieues; 
Antipathic  :  f.  A^  antipathie  ;  a  contrarietie  ofnatur 

rail  humoms\  a  naturally  and  extteame  difagreement 

of  diipojhions  icroj/ing  y  êr  contrarie  inclinations  of 

feuerall  perfon^y  without Monififi  caufe  l^owne  to 

themfeluesfirit.       >      " 
Antipelargie  :  £  The  redproeall  loue  of  children  to 

their  parents  i  or  (more  generally)  any  requitall/n'  mu- 

tuaUI(indne^e. 
Antipcriftasc  :  f.  ^mutually  or  generaUcobibitiony 

compreffiany  or  repulfion  ofhumorSy&CyWhereby  they 

become  theflronger  y  and  the  more  firongfypopjfé  the 

parties  they  are  in.  ^^ 

Antiphoncs  ;  f.  The  reciprocallvoycesy  aunfwereSy  or 

chaunting  of  two  companies  that  pig  by  turtus^  in  a 

^uier. 
Antiphonnier  :  m.  The  boolç^e  of^Anthems ,  (IniCa- 

thedrall  church.) 
Antipodes  :  tn.  The  Antipodes  ;  the  people  which  goe 

direéliy  àgainU  vs  ,  or  with  the  foies  of  their  feét^  a-, 

gdinftours.    ;       ^        -^ 
Antipodium  \mu1furplufagey  oue/pluSy  additiony  or 

aduantage  aboue  meafure. 
Antiportc:f.  An  outward  gate  lor^gatej^hat  is  iu^ 

oppojhevnto  another.    ^         «^ 
AntiquaîUe.  The  Anticl^ei  an  Umic\e  yolfoyanasm^ 

tient  monument.  ^ 

Antiquaire  :  m,AnJniiqufirk  j  m  that  profeffeSy  or 
delights  if,  tbefearchy  or  knowledge  of  Antiquities. 

Antiquaire:  com.  Old^mntientyflalé. 

Antique.  TaÙlé  à  Antiques.  Cut  withAntu^es,  or 
with  Anticipe  worl(es.    *  >  j  ^ 

Antique  :œm../fratieM^iiri9M/^/Z^.' 
\  Anna\xmem.Aumiintb^  . 

Acditrophe  liAn  Antifropbe  i  oraltemaUconuerJh 
onoftwothinffyWbichlefomewbatatilfe. 

-WHondôir. 4»Emonnoir. ^  ^  ^^ 

,Antonomafic:£  Afronominatimiihivfmgofwt  £- 
pithittyorfrêpertie^Bead  rftbi  propir  namwhcTh 

vntokheuip.  -1-   :      mm^ 

Antonomatk  :  up.  ique  :  f.  Exeettent. 

J^^oi^itreUawMn^ 

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Anubet  :  m.  The  name  of  an  apple  yWheref excellent  cy* 
der  ismade. 

AnuuToday-yallthisday. 

Anuidkr.  To  defhreyjiay.or  keepevntill  nighty  alfè^ 
to  benight/nat(enigbt^urne  into  night. 

s*  Anuiétcn  To  wax  night yto  grov^latOy  or  towards 
Ttight.       /  . 

Anuiter*  4tf  Anuiôcr^ 

Anulairc  :  m.  The  l{eeper  of  the  IÇings  RingyOr  Sipietj 
,'    caUedfginoldtime:  Or/uinyAnnul^tCi 
Anulairc  :  com*  ii;!;»^/*}  of yOr  belonging  tea  fmg\ 

Locke  Annulaire. 
AnuUé:  m.  ce  :  f.  AnnuUedy  disarmuUedy  annihilatedy 

made  eféillejje^nade  vofde. 
AniiUiemenc  :  m.  An  amiultingy  difannuUing^nnihila- 

ting.^  ' 
Anullçr  •  To  annuUydifannuUy  annihilate  y  abolijby  bring 

tonothingymal^effeSlUffe/nalievoide. 
An\iot:m.ABliniCworme. 
Anxiété  :  ïjinxietie^guifhyvexationyperptexitieycarey 

carl(eyforrowofmtnd. 
Any:  m.Thehearbe  Anife;  alfoy  (the  feed  thereof) 

Anm-feedé 
Aovmc.  ATenfe:  fGrcc. 

Aomement.itf;i  ornamemyattirejimbeUiffjment/idorn- 
^  JM»fj4tfOr|ietxient. 

Aorner.  as  Orner  i  To  decide  ,  imbellijhy  adomOy  at^ 
"    tire.  ■.■■■-■  .       ■;  - 

Aorolat  as  Rolat  (In  the  cufiomes  of  hi  Boun.) 
Aorte,  ancre  aorte.  One  of  the  three  j>rincifaU  Arte- 
•  ries  of  the  bodk ,  iffuing  from  the  Ujï  Ventricle  y  and 

broad  y  end  of  the  heartyWhereuntofrfl  it  giues  two  (?- 

thersy  tearmedCotx}n^(:s  :  Some  call  it  the  mother  of 

Arteries.  \ 

Aouille:  m.  ce:  f.  Cloyedyfaded^fuU  gorged^  filled  that 

his  belly  flrfiutswithall.  1    • 

Afinrj^  To  bume  atyor  tojthe  bottome/u  apotyOrJluffe 

in  a^tyWhtidn  there  wants  liquor.  : 
Aouft  :  m.  (The  Moneth)Augufl  ;  alfiy  Hahè^time. 

Double  d'  aoull.  An  ordinarie  tax  orfulmie  payed 

iucry  Auiufl  vnto  lords  by  their  villeinesJ  or  fucb  as 

holdlandofthemby  a  feruile  tenure^ 

Vallct  d*  Aouft.  Atfapttyor  Shearer  j  aH'mdy  or 

Hir^lmgyfir  the  time  cfHarueflonely.        i 

En  A^uftles  geUaa  font  fourda:  Prov*  In  Aur 
.   gufi  Hennés  are  deafeV  J 

Aou^é:fXi.éc:  (.  Reaped  iolfèy  ripened. 
Aoufter.  To  reaper  mow/ts  men  doe  in  Augfifl  ;  al/oy 

torheh^fruit^r  come  does  in  Summer. 
Aouiieron  :  m.  A  Reaper  •y  or  as  y  vallct  d*  Aouft. 
AoUfteux  :4tt.  cu(c  :  f.  Offitr  belonging  tOy  Augufl-y  al- 

foyfiUrfpe^smofifruitiiinAt^i^. 
Aparicr/S<ri|tf  Appiricr. 
A-part.-i</w;,  alonoy  finglyyfoklyypriuatljy  by  himfelfe^ 

affifnderyone  from  another.  ^ 
Apaft.  See  Hff  Appaft. 
Apafter.^Appafter.        ;         ^         j  : 

/Apcns.  dc  guct  z^^.trtttingfyy  wtUmgfyy  of  fa  ^ 
-  up^Aoith a fidl intent.  -  ;^v>^.;^     r 

Apaifement:  mulfidlpurpofeyd€temmiam/»mtent 

todoathing.    .     ^  -^        -  v  îfr >:- 
ApCD&t.TopurpofiJntendy  ordetermm  h^ebandi 

todoeatbingwilting/y^wittingfy^oroffftpttr- 
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Aperitif:  m.iuc;  f.  Of  an  opemigjwwer  y  êr  qua  lit  ie. 
Apert.  Ai^parant^open^  enident^plairtc/nawfefi.         • 

Xoy  apertc.<f4^  ley  apparente. 
Apcrt.^^e  Appert.  /  > 

Apcrtement.  openly  ypldinely/nanififlly^  euidenttyyap" 

paranUyymthoutdtffimiilatKm. 

Apcrtifc.  ^e^ei^c  Appcrtife*  ^  ^ 

Apctiffailt .  Daintie-y  rvhettmg^  erinuiting  the  appe- 
tite^ t 

Aphaircfc:  f .The  figure  \\\\xrtGs\the tal(mgof a  let- 
pet  07  fiilsble from  the  beginning  of  a  word. 

Aphoriimc:  xt^.An  AphoYifme(or  generall  rule  in  Thy- 
fic\e.)  •    ^ 

Aphorretiquc:com.  DonbtfiUyVnfetlcdin  opinion^ 
rvbofe  mmd^  or  iudgcment  ii  At  oddes  with  itfelfe. 

AphrodilIe:in.Tk'/^j^W/i/,or  AsphodiU  flower  ^  al- 
foy  the  plant  that  beaycs  it  j  alfOytbe  budded  root  ther- 
cf.  %Jr  ^ 

Aphrodille  blanc.  The  white  AJpbodiUy  Dutch  Af 

,  fhodiU. 
Aphrodille  femelle.  The  Onion  AJphodi II  ^  rounds 
bulbed  AJphodiUy  female  AfphodiU  :  Some  alfo  caUfOy 
the  Kjngs-fpcaYe  AJphodiUy  or  little yeUcntp  A^dtU^ 
Aphrodille  mafic.  r&6«?/?i/e  AJphodiU^ale  A^ho- 
dill.  .  ,/'  ■   ..' 

Aphronitre.  5flû^^^f er.       r'  V  , 

Aphyer./t^  Afycr. 

Apicr  :  m.  A  place  where  Bees  arel(^ept y  and  tended» 

Apile.  fbrt5&  apilé.  Strong  ;  wetlfely  well  trujl  ^  wcU 
lenity  well  heaped yiogether. 

Apiftoie  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Coufenedyguldy  cucl^pldedy  made  a 
Witt  all  ;  alfo  y  baitedynippedytaunted. 

Apiftoler.  TocoufenyOrguU:^  alfoytobait^ipytauntyaf 
flrâl  with  bitter  girds  y  a/fo^to  hormfieyOr  giue  the  bl(nv 
that  fmarti  not.        •  . 

Apitoyer.  To  tnt^e  pithy  tohaue  compaJfion,fif. 

Aplanir,  s^^ijf^  Applanir^ 

Aplanoyer.^  Applanir  ;  tf//i,  to  qualifley  tamCyCalme^ 

mal^easmildAS  a  Lambe.  v  ' 

A^lc^cmçnt:  Tt\.  S  u'retijhip'yLool(eApp\àgcr. 
Aplet  :  m.  A  t^nd  of  great  draw-net  y  vfedin  the  fijhing 

fi>r  Herrings  yMacl(ere  Is  y^c. 
Aplonib  :  m.  A  perfendiculcTyOr  downright  fkUyfeéU y 

orfèrme  yaplumpedefcent^,      .  v     . 
yApIombcr.  TofitUyOrfinkçdcfpmeplumpeybyreafon 

ofitowne  weight.  '  \    .  ' 

Apocalypfe  :  Crhe  Ap^calipfèyOrReuelatiàn  ofSJohn^ 

a^id  (more  generally)  a^ny  Reuelation  ;  patefdki^n^  de^ 

''fêUflâtion.    .  -^ 

Apocryphe  :  m.Th'Apocrypbai  Scripture  thats  nut  Ca- 
nonic all  \  alfOy(mofl  properly)  an  obfcure  fléû:eylurl(ing 
hole  yOf  corner  y  fecret  thing.    * 

Apogee  :  01.  iAjhrowdyOr  deftnevmier  th' earth  ;  alfoy 
the po'mt  ofheauen  wherein  the  Sunne,  cr  any  Plamty 
iifurtheftjrcm  the  center  of  tlf  earth.         '  ^    ^  ^ 

Apoinél  :  m.  m  Appoinft  ;  oppùrtunitie^fitnefey&c. 
ifonapoinét  fitly^fkrhispurpofe^rtmncj^afher 
his  mind^accûT/ling  to  ba  humour.     ..^  ^iji':»i>  rW 

Apôinté  :  m.ée  :  tPi^ntéâyOryjharpeneddtAefùWli 
^  alfoy  r e firred y  or  appointed ciur 'y  as  acaufeyVntôbea- 

Apointcmert  t.  as  Appoinâcmcnc .    '-^àx  i,  cf^.^\ 

Apoimçn  X^e  Appoinéter;^:e^; -:  ^î^  î^lr;^ /*; 
Apoimi  :  m«ie  :  f.  Painted  ^  mdde  wié  a  pom  ijhar^ 

.   penedyor  fmalledy^t  the  point.  ^  ;  . .  i.    ^ ' 

Kl^\\^W^TofàintyOr  ma{f  vntU  apokHt^  hthêpenyér 

mal{e  fmally  at  the  point,  ^i^^i?^  vv?^  \*m  \:.Mt^ 

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Apollinaire  :  f.  Hf»i4;7f.  r 

Apologie  :  f.  An  Apologiey  defence  y  pur'gationy  excnfe. 

Apologue  :  m.  A  (prettie  and  fignipcantjfibleyor  taie  y 

wherein  bruit  beafisy  or  dumbtthmgSyare  fkmed  to 

fpeahe. 

s*Àpoitrofiner.4^  s*Apoitronnerj  f^^rf  the  better 

wordjtogtffwcorvardly-yorylaxie. 
Aponeurole.  The  Smewiefeperation  oftbx:  mufcles. 
Apophthcgme  :  rai  An  Apothegme  j  ajhortandpithy 

fentence.       ^ 

Apophyic  :  f.  An  eminent  produlîion  y  croutjlanding 
of  fornc  trucyand  in  leper  able  part  of  a  bone  beyond  the 
naturall  places  confining  vntoity  Anotamifts  call  it  y 
aPrecefje.  '  •  ^        , 

Apoplediquc.  Om  that  hath  an  Apoplexie.  ^ 

Apoplexie  :  f.  An  Apoplexie yOr  dead  Pàlfie.         '^ 
Aporetique  :  com:  Euer  doubti?igy  neuer  certaine  m, 

or  a  [fur  ed  of  y  any  thing  ;  (the  cuflomeyor  huj^m  of  a 
PyrrhonianPhilofopber.)  ^^- 

Apofeme:  m.  A  Decoâtion  ofmedicinable  hearbes^ 
water.  •  ,  ^ 

Apoftafie  :  f.  An  Apofiaflei  ^  reuoltin^^^or  falling  aw  of 
fromaKeiigiony  duetky  or purpofe y  formerly  pro fif- 
fed. 

ApoftaÇcr .  To  play  th'Apoftatày  to  Apojiatife  it  j  or,  to 

'faUawtyfromhUreligiMyduetieyOrpurpofe.    '  . 
Apoftat.  An  Apojlata. ,  ^ 

Apoftater.^  Apoftafier. 

Apoftatizer^^  Apoftaiicr. 

Apoftc  :  in.  éé:  f.  Suborned  ;  fet  ^appointed. 

Apoftane.  5^^i|:^  Apoflume, 
Apoflemer.  To  fw elisor  grow  vnto  an  impoflume. 
Apofkr.  Tofuborney  &c  j  as  Apporter. 
Apoftil:  m,  4^  Appoftile. 

Apottile^&  Apoltiler jSfri^f  Appoftile,  &  Appofti.- 

•.    ^er.    ■  .  -.:  ..  ^""'w,. 

Apoftolat  :  m.  A  Apo^lefhip-y  the  office  of  an  Apoflle. 
Apoftoles  :  f.  Letters  mijfiuefroma  prince  j  alfoyWrïtSy 
,  .  or  letters  of  Appealc  fent by  the\udge appealed fiomy 

to  him  that  is  appealed  vnto  j  (A  tear  me  (at  this  day) 

of  Ecclefidftie ah  Courts.) 
Apoftolique:  com.  ApoflolicaUyApoftlc-aj^jbeknging 

to  an  Apoftle  j  See  Notaire.  ^ 

Souliers  dl*  Apoftolique.  Sandalls. 
Aipo^oMua.Toplay  the  Apoftle.      '         ^ 
Apoftre  :  m.  An  Apoftle  ;  Embajfadour  ;  Mejfenger  ; 
.  alfoy  the  Popes  Deleguatefir  the  receiuing  of  appeals 

inafirreineProuince. 
Apoftrcs.  Afoflles  ;  alfo^  Apoftoles* 
Apoftrophe  im.étf'Auertedy'wryedytumedafide  r^aU 

fOyreuo\edyrecàlled  'yal/byapofiropbifid  I  cut  off  by  an 

Apoftrophe. 
Apoftrophcr.  To  auertyWryytume  afideialfi^o  reuot^e^ 

orcaUbacJ^ial/ayfoapoJtrfpbifeitocutoffOyanA- 

poftrophepbe  lafivomJlofaword.  '^. 

Apoftume  :  £  Anlmpoftumt  ^  an  inwardjwe  ding  fill 
of  corrupt  matter  J  ^'t^-'v-r^-  •  ^^     '\y.-'-  :-:-^^^:^^.^^^: 

Apoftume:  m-cc  Umpoftumedyor  impoftumatidy  tnat- 
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Apothkairaiflc  :  com.  Of*n  ApetbecasrU,  made,or 
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Apothicaircrie:  f.  ^pethcc^i/ijhipythe  Udde.or  si(iUof 
Apothecjncs.  .  . 

Apoué  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Sad'ed^  fo  fiiU  as  he  can  eat  m  more. 

Jinovnv.ToimfOHerijh:^lJ)olie  h]^^o\nT.    '  ' 

ApozcmCjO/'  Apozime.  A  decoction^  of  water  with 
(fiuc/s  forts  ofhearbcs  and  Jpicès^vfcd  mfiead  ofafy- 
rop:  "^       '  ,  '  . 

sAppaillardcT.  To  fpendhk  life  in  y  or  giue,  himfelfè 
wholly  to^whoo/ifmc ,  to  turnc*  lcacheryfmcll'fmocl{ey 
bitch'hHnter^whQoremunger.  .  '     - 

Appaifc:  iT\.éc  iL^ppeafcd^acifiedyqûieteàyCalmed'y' 

qualifie^*   ^  -•     *  '  * 

Appailcfnent  :  m.  ^n  appeafcment^or  appeafmgy  a  pa- . 
>       cificatiàn^qtùcting^calmingyquali^ing.     • 
Appailcr.  Toappeafe^pacifie^calme^quict^qualifiCy  ^af 
Jwage,  content.  ,       -  '       :    ^.         ^,^- 

^Aflczpcuc  pleurer  qui  n'a  nul  qui  rappailc  :  Pro. 
,Hemay  wcepehis  eyes  out  thathathnone  to  (lillhim. 
'  Appaiieur  ^m.  An  appcafer^pacifierypeace-mal^cr  ^  cal- 
mer  ^quiete/yqualijicr  ^contenter. 
K^^2i]x:ïi\\^:ï.GrowneyOrmad€ypale. 
Appalir.  Towclx  pale  j  alfo^to  ma  l^e  pale. 
Appanage.  5(eri|jf  Appennagc.  -•  . 

Appanager.  as  Ajppcnnagcr.  ^% 

Appane  :  m.ée  :  f*  That  hath  had  a  portion -^  that  hath 
receiuedachildspart  j  that  ^is  alreadie  beftowedy  or 

proHided  jvr. 
Avvzncr.Togine  ayoimger  finne  hk  portion^or  childs 

part..  .      .  t  .     ; 

Appaniicr.T/;^y2rwr. 

Appaouvri  :  m.ic  :  f.  Èeggarcd^fmpoHeriJhedy  made 
' pojire.    /    ■•  '■  •  "-''   •  '^  '■"■■■  ■  '^''-.  !  "•    ;, 

Appaouvrir.  To  ^^ggar^  impouerifh^maliepoore .  •  - 
Apparage: m.eé:  (.TUlymatched^well paired.      ■^, 

Fillc  apparagee  fuffifammcnt,  ou  deiicment    ^ 

maid  thats mariedvnto her equallyOr^ thats not dijpa- 

ragedi 
Apparat  :  m.  A  preparation  y  decl(ing^  prouijionyfknh 

ture. 
'   Grand  apparat .  Great  coyle^  flirt e^  or  adoe  j  much 
'    prepkrationfûr.  ^      . 

Apparcevoir.  S^rifce  Appcrccuoir. 
Appareil  :  m.  Preparation yprouifiony  readie-mal(mg'y  a 

decl(mg^ïeJ}mgytrimming\cool(ingyfeafûnmg. 

Hi\xtmy^it^.  A  Gorget '^alfo^orflet.^  ^ 

Appareille  :m^e  :  (.Prepared^prouided^nadeyeadie^ 

tnmd  vpfvr*^  alfo^drefea*ycool(eay0rfeafoned/as  m^t) 

alfo^armed  at  all  points.  ^:        . 
Appareillcmcnt  :  m.  A  prepa/mgyprouiding,  readie- 

mal(mgytrimming  vpfir-y  adrejfmg  la  coolfingyafea^ 

fining  I  alfo  y  warming.  /*      ^ .:.  \:-rr:-:^  ■ 

Appareiller.  To  prepare^prouideyortrimme  vp  fôr^to 
V  jafhionyor  mal^e  readie  ;  to  mMl(efitfarvfey  or  fhe»  ; 
.  alfiy  todrejjey  coolie yOr  feafon(meai  y)  alfoyto  arment 
pût  on  àrmour.1  é.         ,    -t^'-;  ./■'^  ^■-_  .■—,::.  r^:^K'\:^,r.::: 

Appareilicur  :  m.  A  preparer ypouiderjtrimmr  vpfrri 
one^hatmat^s  things  reediejorvfe^jheWy  Adreffer^ 
ftfljmet'yfeafbner.    <-       >  -  • 

Apparcillcufc  :  f.  A  waitingwomany  or  chamber-maidy 
that  vfes  to  dreffe  her  Miftrejje  ;  alfiy^  Bawde^    , 

^f^^iXimtnvApparemlyyeiiUently/nam 
9yplamefyy  tofuUview  \alfOyfeeming,  ortotbe^. 

Apparence  :  lAnapparanceyorappea^emcei  afbew^ 
^emmg^ntyfsgmfcatk^  /  /V  ^ 

Apparent.  Appanmty  emdenty  mamfifty  opeUy plainer, 

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, Bien  apparenté.  Wellallyedy  ofagood  honfel  that 
hath  manyyé^r^atytîinsfèll^cs..   ^     .       '  :. 

Apparenter  aucuw.  To  challenge  y  or  acl^nowledge-  any 
,  one  fbral^iHsman.  ,  .^  '    . 

sÀppareiser.  as  s'Apparcflir.  ;  ^: 

s*Appafelsir.  To  grow  idle  y  wax  la^eybçcomepuggtfb. 

Apparfbndir.  S'^eij^e  Approfondir. 

Appariation  :  f.  A  matcMngyOr  pairing  ;  alfoyaperpe' 
tuall  ajjbciationyor  correjpondcncic  of  iurijdu^tion  bé- 
tweene  the  l(ing  and  a  tord  Spirit  uall^or  Temporall  ^  or 
ietw  eene  a  lord  Spiritua  Uy  and  a  Temporu  U  /  neigh- 
bours. 

Apparié  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Pairedy  coupUdymatched'y  equal- 
Ud  \conioynedry  compared.  ' 

Apparie,  Topd^eycouplcy  rhatchyequall-y  ioyneyÇon*^ 
ioyne^comp:freytogetber.  r         .     > 

s'Apparier.  Tocouple^  oYmatch  ;  as' birds  doe  in  the' 
SpnngyOr  a  Utile  before  they  would  breed.  ; 

Apparier  aire,  as  Appâritoirc. 

K^i^zxx^^nt.  Appear  mg  j  or^as  Apparent. 

Appariteur  :  m.^n  Apparatory  Sumner; Purfuyuant  j 
\  alfoya  hangman.     -■       -v 

Apparition  :  £  An  ApparitionyP^ifonyPhnntafma  j  aU 
fbyan  appearingyOrmanifijiatio?ur        .       ^ 

Apparitoire  :  f.  PeUuorie  of  the  wall.      ^ 

Apparent.  ToappearCyfeeme-y  befeeney  or  (hero  itfelfey^ 
on  afudden  j  alfoytobe  apparantytnanife^y  plaine  y  e- 
uidenté  \ 

Ap^^ïoiffznctvf.  An  appearance yOrappearingy  afce-^ 
miug.JhewingyOrJhew  -,  alfoy  ancminencieyapajfing or 
fiandini^abôue  others.  * 

Apparoilirc./«c5- Apparoir. 

Appartenance  :  (^  An  appurtenance  y  an  appendayt-y^^ 
proprie  tie  ;  a  duOyOr  thing  that  belongs  vnto. 

Ueftdc  noftrc  appartenance.  He  is  one  of  our 
houfe^  fkmiliey  or  fiUowers.   .  -     ' 

Appartenant.  Pcrtainingy  appcrtainingybe longing  vn- 
to. 

A^^zitcniv.  To pertainey^ppertaine  j  helongyorbe  due 
vnto  I  al/Oytobefèeme.       ^ 

Apparu  :  m.ué:f.  Appeared jnanifv^ed^eenyor  fhewn^ 
onflpidden.    •     : 

Appaft  :  m.  An  appafty  bait  j  allurement  y  inticement  j 
alfiyarepafiyOrmeale. 

Appaftant.  Bating  •y  dfoiaUuringyOrinticingby  bait  s  y 
alfoyfiedmg.       '  '  ^    \^ 

Appaftc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Bay  ted  ;  alfby  alluredyOr  intkedy  as 
by  a  bait  yOr  iff Jhe  bait  of  i  alfiyfed^ 

Appàftelé  :  1^^:  f.  Fed  with  thehand^y  alfhios 

paftc,  ,..:,,.: .:.,...,     /•^%...  :•  ■■■       .  --^'  ,. 

A^àfïda.To  fied  ly  bjindyorgiththe  hand'yOryjuk 
^,    bird  feeds  her yongfW^yOsT^^ 
Aroaftcr*  To  bait  ^olfyoaMurkypr  intice,  by  a  baity  or 

bythebaàofalfoytofèed. 
Appaftcux:  m.Anallurmg^tk}ngyêr  coufêhingmate^ 
Appïftcux  :m.cufe:f.  FuUofallarments^Jrafé^ 
f  with intkements.  .     ..   \       ■   '■  .;••'"■..■■  :  ;>.■'^^'• 
Appeau  :  m.  as  Appel  ;  alfiy^  bkd-caUi  the  Yièd^lU^ 
h  pipe  wherevimfowlers  call fUk  birds  to  their  de- 
ftru£iion.    '!?'••  7^^  -  ^ 

^"Appeaux,  chymes i  ofythe  chsmmggMs  j  alfoM 
>  ^jppeaUSyandythe Couri^Afpeéks^^fil^^^^^^  ^  .  .  ,  f 
Appel  tù.An  Appeale(frm  an  infnwr  Comyrbdge^ 
•   vntoafiperiour.)       ^. ,.  :^      ^éM'^^ 

Appel  comme  d'abus.  An  appealing  by  a  temporall 
person  from  tb'Scclefiaflkall  Cwrtp$  by  an  Ecclefià- 
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Appel  volage.  Ah  amitntfbrme  of^ppeaU  vfcd  by 
■'   fkch  defendants  at  pretended  difiurbance  in  the^'oRcJ- 
(ion  of  their  inheritance.      "rf    ;  >  v\ 

Fol  appel.  .Y»  idle^or  trtmons  Appeale  i  wt/V/;  is  f fia- 
ble y  S  ul(e  Amende  dç(o[t^plpA/-^^         "        1 

Contre  la  mort  n7  a  nul  appel  ;  ProyJJM//;  4i/»^^^ 
no  Appeale \or^none  canappeale  fromdeath.-    r    ^ 

Appelant  'JÉÉ^^  ^"^^c aUnt, or  Appealer ^  one  that  op- 
j/ealesyalj^l^UeryOr  crier  vnto  ;  (and  hence  do  Fm^ 
UrsTfami  4  i'/»^/?;^ Appelant  ijal/iy  anappeacher^  or 

0  itcciifcr.  '''.•' -C'  -  '.\  .r>^"  ^■•.-  :■.•::•..•:-"•..- 
iPl^ifagc  d'appelant.^  heamc  looliÇyfutiowJîiUvipige^ 

^  pitfjiUlcounUnance.    '       :  ^  -  ^^ 

'  Appelant.  Calling  \  ^ppcâlin^\\ippahnty  ^cUing-y  ac- 

cufing.'  i        v  '  '., 

Appelé i)m.ce  liXaUed^named^tearmed^  deeped  -^dl- 

r     Jo  y  appealed  from  ;  al/byjpealed  j  alfo^  afcufed^  appca- 

:^"  ched^  charged  rvith. 

•  Appeler..  To  call-jnamcytearmey  de  ape  ;  vahoopefu/^cry 

tr  vnto\  alfoyto appeale from^or  vnto 'y  atfOytojpeaUyO^' 

V    fet  let  ter  f  together  3  alfo^  to  accufc^appeachyOr  chjmge 
with  '■"  ••' 

r   Appeler  con(inic  (ï'abus.  X^tFJ^^  Appcl.    . 

/.  Appeler  omiflb  medio.  Ta  appeale  vnto  a  higher 

r^^  Judge  than  him  before  rvhom  th' Appeale  W4â  by  due 

t  courfeto  bauebeeîie  b/okght-y  as  when  one  appeales 

from  a  Preuojl  vnto  a  Prefidiall  ludge  ^  baull(ing  the 

:  Bailli,  ti^ho  U/betweehebothj  and  who  (excepting 

a gainji th'Mppe ale) rfiay draw tfie matter  tobeeheard 

before  h}n?fi'!/c  :  Otherwife^it  is  in  /i^ppeales  made  v?h 

;  ;  to  /(Co  iirt  of  Par  liamentythe  proceedings  rpherof^cdnr 

ilnotbe inten uptcd  by  an  infiriour  iurifdidiony  nor  is 

there  any  great  need  they  jhonld  'yjir  the  reuere-a^ 
'  gc5  ofthofe  high  Courts  rcmaimmhe  moftpart  ofthofc 
'  caufisvnto  their  due  places^and  fine  th'^ppialants: 
-  Appeler  dii  rolle.  To  readyOYcallyOuer  iH  courtytbe 

route  j>r  catalogA  vfcaufes  which  at  e  to  be  l)eard. 
AppellaiU.  ^Appelant...  ^  r        • 

Appellation :f.L4^tf///«^,orr>yi«gt;/«û J  anamingy  or 
tearmingj  alfoy  an  AppcaUyOr  appealing^  uphcr  of  Law- 
yers mal^e  two  (gcnerall)  i^n^.  y    :;  -  ;    ^  ' 

:     done  out  of  the  Court  y  asyfrom  a  publtc^c  SeifuréyEx- 
fctftiony^c.     .■■•€:;"■.  ,.v^i   ■  .::;-.         ■.:,'■,■'■.■  .r".  ■:.■ 
Appellation  iudiciairc.  /x/z^/w  th' A£ls  ylniunBions  y 

;  ,  0/  Orders  pafjed  in  Court  y  andmujl  be  done  byfpeechy 
andmiting'ybothinthefetwowordsyVz^pciic^ 

Appcllatoire :  com.  Appellatorie]  appealing.       C 

Appelle. ^Appelé, V  .    :^ 

Appellement  :  m.  A  .callingynaming  ;  pealing.  ^ 

^ppcller.  ^  Appeler.  ^  ' 

Appellcur.  m^  caller yorfpea  ler-y  alfojthe  P loner  which 

tnfiyinjgleadeihalltherejl.  ;#         ^ 

Appelourdcr.  T<>  counterfeity  adulterateyfalfifie^fo- 

phipcate^yalfo^opoUùteyfoyle'yflm^ 
Appendice  :  f.  An  appendix yftdditiony  labellyhang^by. 
Appciidicule  :  f.  AnappcndidCyOr  little  appendix. 
Appendrc.  To  hang  vp,or  m  highy  as  offerings  40  the  ^ 
1 1*   gods  in  temples  (or  vnto  Saints  in  churches)  alfiy  to  dc^ 

.  pend  on  y  hang  by  y  appert  aine  yOr  belong  vnto.    *  , 

^  Appénnage:  m.  The  portion  of  a  younger  brother  of 
Fraunce  y  the  lands  y  Dul^edomeSy  CùuntïeSy  or  countries 
afftgned  by  the  l(ing  vnto  bis  yeungcr  fonneiy  or  bre- 
threny  for  their  intertainmentiâifOyany  portion  of  b^^ 
or  moneyy  detiuert^dvnto  afonney  daughter  y  of  \inf' 
,  man^n  litu  of hk  future  right  offuccefjionto  the  whole  y 
whkh  he  renounces  y  vponthereceit  thereof:,  dry  (as 
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,^^ci\mSyQX^To cfjigttyor dcliuer  ouey zntea  yciîngcï 
sonne hh portion yOrchildspdYt.  ^'  ^      w-       ^  ^  :. 

Apennc.  That  hath  alïcadie  huportiony  that  bathrecu^ 
fUed  his  childs  pa'tTy  alreadie prouided fey.    *  y,     i^'^ 

Appenncr. /T3  Appcnnnger.  /  >  >*- 

Appens.-dc  guct  appcns..  Vdiberatlyy  of  fet pinpôfe^ 
:  vpittin^lyyWiUinglyy  See  Guct.   ;        --?:•?-    .        ^^ 

Appciisc  •  m,c<î:  t'.  Vetcrmincdy  merntyCrthcught  of 
before  han^  ^  nut thrgly^and  offet  ptf/fife  e?itrcd  in- 

.     to.  '  ■     ■'•''*.:?       •         '."...'.■■■•  •  •   <^.'.    '...  vT-'-     ■:.'■ 

Aj^pcnfcmcm.  A  bcthlnt(ingh^^ 

he-do  it  ^  4lfoy  a  fiU purpofeyyneanr/ig^cr  dethmir'ati-'- 

onto  do  It.        '  ^^^     •.    •*-"•     -r'^:.-    '■,  .^.K\  '  y.m.    \'^-.'r''\.^^':' 

lour  d'appenfenfcinent,  &  d'âduis,  A  time  to  can-'^ 

fulf yOr delibcfuieyof a. matter.  '.    :     '  '      ,; 
s'AppenTer.Tc;  delibcratf^aufeyOrbethinlihimfelficfa 

^j''^!  f^^fore  he  do  itj  alfOy  to  det ermine yOr  mea?ie  it  ic- 

fureha-ndj'    ••.■;^--:^-  ■•■•.. ;       ■    ■;-   •  ■\'--^^y^,c:'':-'''y^^'-i 
Appentis  :  tù.The Penthoufiof4houfe.       ;^  e   . ^|L 
A{»crcen  :n\.%\\iz:ï.Pcrceiiiedydifcci'ne^  | 

tedyhiededyCjpicd.       «  -,        /  / 

Apperccvablc  :  coiw. Perceiuabïey  to  bepertemcd.: 
A^^pcrccvanccif.  A .tipowledgeypsi^ceiuwgy  ori?/l(!ifJg 
.   of  a  matter  ;  an  appear  ancCyOr  mayl^c. 

ApperceVoir.  Toperceiueydtfcerne-ymarJ^eyyiotey  he- 
noldyefpie.  y^  *'  •  -     ' 

Appert;  m.tc:  (.  Expert  yreadieyCkxterypromptyi^^iue  y 

nimble  y  fiat yhandfomeyirî  that  he  docs.  ■     * 

Amtn(aZ^erbc  ImperfonaÛ)  \\  appert./^  appear  ethyCr 

jiemeth  to  btfu  j  alfOyitis  man  ni  il  y  appavanty  ccrtanh 

:lyfo.   f    ■      /.^     •;  ^,  •*/...  .   y.  '^-..^   '      i  / 
Apperteïnent.  Ji\pertly;^eadityyyon:^tIy^  with  good 

faciiitiCymrnbUnefjeydexteritiey  fèatncfjc. 
Appcrtilc  :  f.  Expertnejfeyficilitieyreadincflf^  dexteri-' 

tieyp/omptnefJeya^iuitieyfiimbU^^ 

fomencfje  'y  alfo^prowcffeyvAom'ygood sl(iliy great a- 

biiitie  in  warlil(je  matter  sv  ^, 

Appefanti:  m.tcrf.   Made  heameyor  vnweldic(hy 

weight  that  is  layed  on  itjmuch  burtbencdyfure  Ltdcn-y  ? 

pre fjedyor  weighed  downe;  \  ,    . 

Appelannr.  To  mal^c  heauiCy  or  vnrveldie  (by  laying  a 

great  load, on  ;  )  to  weighyor prefje  downe  y  to  aggra- 
■  vatCyburthenyloadcxtrcamely.    -  ;.      » 

s'Appcfantir.  To  wax  heauicylumpifloy  vnweUliey 

duUyflow.^  .         ^ 

Appefantiflemcnt  :  m.  A  malting  beanie  y  0/  vmvcldyy 

a  weighingyOr  prefjing  downe.  >  > 

Appcte  :  m.  ee:  f.CoHétedylufiedforylo??ged  after  yfûn- 

ciedyaffeéîedymuchdefired. 
Appetence  :f.  Appetenciey  appetite  j  a  de  fire  of  y  crfio- 

mad(^e^ntOyfneaty&c. 
Appctcr.Tc?  coicetylongf(/rylufl  after  ;  haue  an  appetite^ 

flomact(e^  or  humour  znto  j  afje^yfinciey  defrcrKia  h.  ] 
Appctifsc  :  m.  ée:  f.  Leflcnedydimin/pjcdy  abated  ;  ;;;;- 

pairedyextenuated  j  alfo.in  )i$pctiti^uinga gooa  fJo- 
,    mad^y  alfàyûffecîedycouetedyitfjiredy  rvnhm  appe- 

'lite.  •   ^    ,,  •.'-•• 

Appetiffemcnt  :  m.  Âleffçningyahaùngydim^^^^^^ 
;  impairinf^^yCxtenuating,     ^.^ 

Appetiflancntdcincfurc.i(?(?('^Merure.     , 
Appetiffcr.  To  lcflc?:ydim:?rjî)yabatc  3  irrpairey  extern- 
ate  y  alfoyas  ^pi^tcv. 
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ApF^tic  tic  diicQ.  1.0»^  Chicn.  '  •  -^^  -  .^ 
Hn  mangeant  iàppetjt  ^çfàVrQ^.Eaùni^bettt/^ 
p)an  any  ibtng,qMjUt4ppetiu,or  abate  the  fio/M<l[e, 
i- n  mangeant  l'âppctït  vient:  'Pro* .  One  jhoulder 
of  mutton  drAwti  dorçne,anotberi''  -- 1  •  '"•«  • 
Appetitif:  ni.  lue  :  ÇjAppetUiue.'^fiiUoft^tite^muçh 
:  wÛhing  fir  j  4//*,  bxtddini  an  apfcUUy  ot  4^, y  ft- 

AppctitS;  ro.  /w  Efchaloqf  i  Ciùej^or  fhiites,  ;-w  ;  y^ 
Apple cctcr.Ttf/ffrffjjpjrc/r/wfw/i  to  fet  apeece^  or 
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Appiler.  to  heapCyOr  pïîejogiiher 
•Àpplaiic  :  it»,  éc  :  f.  PlanedylçueUedyfmoothedyeikifiedy 
'/:■  màdeplaine.         ■"•--■  ■•■V'-;-  -^z  ; ":'■■••  ■^^■■*-'^''  '--^^^^^^^^ 
Applancur:  m.AplaMeryleueUery  Ujter,  or  mal(er  of 
';-  tmngseuen.^    ■-■'■'*    ■■•   ;    •■''.■   ^'>W. ^c^^'- ■#';•;•: :?>'-■ 
Applancur  He  draps.  The  CtoaihrvorkçY  y  who  with 
his  tbiftly  cards  doth  fmooth^and  fir oTike  down  clothes. 
Applani  i  m-  ic  :  f.Planed^  rmooîhed^  cuened,  leuellèd, 
Applanicr.'  'lofmooth  j  dlfS.tofiothyor  flatter. 
Applanicur:  m  Applaniflcur.  ,.    :"#.,,.. 
Applanir.  To  plMne-ipUneyeuen^ÙueUyrmboîh^oàal^é 
ofequallpitch.  r  ^l^ç.::l  "./Wi:'^- 

Apphniflcmciit:  m.A  plamg^ntmh^^ 

thing^al^mg  equall:        ::  ^%!!!i^/^€^^^ 
Applaniflèùr  :  m.  A  planer yeuenirJeurtlèf^fmoothiY:^ 

and  more  pa/ticuUrlyjth^  Cbâthworl(er^who  withh^s 
♦  cards  af  ia':(lefmoothes^andJlroal(es  downecy^thes  •, 
Applany.L<)(^^^ApplarA"^''      ^  '^  ? 

Applati  :  m.  ic  ;  i.Tlatte^  j  flat  ^flatting  ;  made  pkine^  \ 

or  euen  ^jqudlhed d(mne  yalfb^p^nlfj^j^ ^^^ 
Applatir.  To  flat yor  flatten  j  tomal(eptaweyOr  euen  y  to 

'  s'  Apphnr So  fiU^fintiey^^  ^^  n  - 

Appiatiflant;  Sinifingyjhrinkj^gmy  mailing  flat  ^  or 

pUiae.,     ■  ^    «::  ; 

EivipDtatiflant.F/i/%.  ^^  •      \         ^ -^     y^ 
Apphtifïemcnt.  Aflattingy  am^ngflati  alfoy  flaf- 

.  ■  nefll\         y  -^m-      \  -  •  ^    -  •  .-,,:^  .  . 

AppIaudil^,T<?^fp''^«^/^w»wr;f^,/>y4i/^  highly:^  oryip 
cUptke  brndsyor  flampe  mth  thcfietyinJigneofi§y  ta- 
/(eninyOr,  lilting  hadvnto^  thing  done.     ,^    .,  ,   .  ; 

Applaud  iflèrncnt:  m.^4n  applaufèycoémcndationyap' 

r._  pYobitioUyOr  congratulationyexpreffed  by  ci^pping  of 
the  han'/s^oy  ^ampingrpuh  thtfejt.  *^^^^^^^?^ 

Applalid  ifleur.  An  applauderyrdrnmendcr'^  flatterer. 

Applau(cment  ^  Applaudiflcm^nc      .  *   . 

Applcgc  i  f^  ^  re  all  complaint  y  orb  ill  oftvmpla'mtfir 

;  Applcgc  :  m.  ce  :  f,  Pledged ^ugagéêtyhbltged^opndjn^ 

bonds,  become fuetiiè  fir  |  vndertai^en^or  warranted 

to  be  good.  r-^- :;'•.'         .  •        J!.    . 

A.pplcû;rment:. W Appîéigcracnt..    ..' ,       v  ' 


fc/we  bound fiff  the  goodntfje  of^orthe  loodnejfe  ofbu 

'"  «•Appleigcr.Ttf  eomplain4Mpr(fem  vnto,  or  m 

trito  theJcourt  abiU  of  complaint  frr  (►?«</..    '■  ;  •  '' 

Application.  A)iàppiicattonyappofiUon^ppfywg,or  lay- 

•    ^Hyf^o  J  a» incliHùtiony  bending:, or  bowing  to  j  ^^ 

^  ^^a<^elation^o»fkmthgyCornpar(ifg;a^ithi'  ;,,.    -(.f  j   „; 

Appliqué.  Appltedypkty  fetyorljied  i^nt'o  •  indiutdy 

d/Jpo/idy  bent,  or  bowed to-y  jilJoyCO/ffamedyOr  tômpa- 

•  Appliqucr.To  appliejnc Untybehdybow  vntà ;  to  dtfpofcy 

put  jcty  orla^to^alio^oconfmrne^^rnme^c^ 
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^  ^  S -Appliquer  a.^l?  apply.&CylyîmfcIfl  to^alfo^o  Uam , 
or  admKi  vnto'^  ajifoyto  bunii^ ^r fli)lL(wtbe^ifn^ 
^ploirimc  clc  JommciLi»  aCQmdJjcanie^  or  dead^. 
,  Jlecpe'yfijianLepê^\         /;v-;^.*;r..A;;/:.fV^|#*::'- ^'' 
!  Apploinmçr dclcymmeil. To layyOr luUy  m 
.     /i>  brin^yorcajt  into  a  heauiCy  or  deadjleepc-y  t^fh^  to 
^  •  m.il(r  heantCy  lump:{hydrowfle^flccpie.'  X^^^^^^^  * 

'  Appoiné^  :  m.  Fïtnef[cyOppoïtunïtie  ;  a  thing  ^flhon es 
\  ^purpofe  y  after  jjis  miml^accordingno  hh  humou(},flich 
-  an  pccafionybr  time^ roereii  m  bischoyç^e^  heé^ould  ' 
/-'  appoint  no  other^  :^^.;%X  ■•-v^;' x  \  '.^^^^:U>* *••••'•  "■/•^ 
;  Appoinctc.  M  Appointe,  v   ■  \  \^  !•  -r  ;>£^ 
Appoin^Qij^cntim.Açom^^^ 

|P;  cikatwny leaguey  peace ythade b etroten^fl tends fliUen 
out\  alfoyaferhence^ dtcre&^orderyOr  Inim^ionfor  the 
pû[jej^n  (if  a  thing  mcontrpiiètfie'ya/flf^an  appointing^ 
aflpgnin^.^r  graunting  ouervnto yôr  ^an  aflignement^or 
grdntypfa  thing  ;  ifijM^  poiriting;pYjharpem??g  at  the; 
'point*,  atfiyaTHiegiuenijydliidgevpon  conteflationj 
andhcncei    ",       -.  ,-^  ■'-  ^: ''M^.- ^^^:,r^ 

*  Appôinètcmcnt  de  feî<a/)iî;<m  dro^^ 

^t  cannot'bc^udgedpefi^^^  hea- 

img;thlêif:^  bfreafmi^aith^^ 

0îofle  pleadings  of  Jhtpail^eyre^^  prooHci 

\:flom  them  ymJcliberaiiorkof  the  Wùrt)ihe7efirmint 
ofacaufe  vntoafi^thn,  mlib^i^ivVypr  he^hstig.'^^     ^ 

AppoinéfenTo  determne,ordeï^é  I 

endyU  conironetfie  \  toaccprdyftivnç^ ag^cejrecçnciley 
.  ma^i^e  a ledpte^or  coMpd0ioniet7Pun(^^f^         con- 
trouer jk'  alfoAoappointyalflgney$Y  grant  ouer^^m^ 
àlfo^topotntyorjharpen  at  thç  point -y  alfo^  forejerrc  a 
caupoucr  vntoayficrther  dcliheratm^  ta 

gisiearuleinataufc.  y    w  \i|,    . 

Appoint:  m.« Appoint. ^      /^  /     % 

mg^ending  cfintrouerjies  ;  agreemgyrccoiJcilmgpartPcs^ 
*   in  c ont}  oucrfic\  a Ifoyappointmgifir^affignvm  oucr  vnto-y  ^ 
'-'  alfo^pomtmgyur.fl}arp£7'm  '         1* 

Appojntc-  m.éQ:f.peterminedyOrdcrcd'/oi^poji?idedy 
^  cndcdyfifiifhedy  as  a  coyitrouerji'e  *  û greed,  accordedy 
rccmcilcd^at  à  pointy  or  pe^ce  with  ;  alfo^  ^ppointedy 
afftgncdyOr  granted  vnto:^  alfoypointedyOr(fl)arpened  at^^ 
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Appointé  du  Roy  de  job  efcus  par^an.H^^i;;^  job 

Cfownes  a  yean  penfm^or  entertainment  ef^e  Ifingl 

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j4ppoiflbnncr.-T(?  flore,  fuiif'ifly^or  fraught  ;withfP). 
.  Apport;m./f  carnage^/  l/^mging  xma:^lfoyan  arnual, 

OS  iipp/oaih  J  /tZ/^^a  landing  place  j  ^//é?,/7  refort ^a  tr^u- 
:   fi^igjor comrnv'g Loin troups j aljfiythe rcucnew^game^ 

ortnêfit  rvhicb  a  thing  b/mgs  m  to  it  orvmr.        #  ? 
: .  rApport  d*unc  fiancee.  The  port m^  m  mouableSyOr 
:  immouabUs  brought  by  aw  oman  contra  Red ^  vnto  her 
,  /uture  hksbandyOuer and  bcfideLher  domie  j  if?^,  the 

goods  come  vnto  her  by  fuccejfwnfrom  the  tme  of  the 

toniratl\alfo^the  manage  gifïsicjUwed  en  her  ly 

bim^or  others  Jbcfbre  the  manage  be  fully  folemvio^ed. 
Apporte  :  m.é€  ix.CancdyOr  brought  vnto  ^alfo^arfi- 

ued  atyor^come  mere  to/hihanenyOrfhofe.         .i^m- 
Apportcmcnt  •  n\.A  ca/rying  j  orjbrmging  to  j  al/o^n 

arriuing  at^or  drawing  nc  ere  vnto  y  tbehauenyorfhot  e. 
Appprter.T^  carie  y  bringyor  he  are  vnto  y  affo^o  drriue^ 

or  approach  neere  to  the  hauenyér  fhore.      >       -^     . 
^    Chaiquc  dcmam  apporte  fon  pain  :  Prov.  God  jo 
^prouides  fyr  all  his  creainrcsy  that  they  need  not  care 
>  ^     much  fir  the  mrrcw.        '        ' -^  r.,     ^  > 

Qui  vient  eft  beau ;qui  apporte  çn tores  plus  beau: 
VtoV, Taire  isl^e  that  comesybut  fairer  he  thatbrinkSy 
710  er?jptic  hand  holies  fo  we Ua^ a- full  one.  .  ;     '!''^p-S 
Trop  toft  vient  a  la  porte  qui  mauvaifc  nouvcDc 
apporte  ;  Pi  ov.Li?/7i^^Nouvellc,  Vf      v      ; 
Appo^tionncr.7  (?  (fpporuony  togiue  aportion^or  chillis 
>/part.  ■  ^     -^    '  '\  '    •   '■ .  ■■„^:^     ■'■  ^i' ••;-:%••  ' 

Appoie  ;  m.cc:  f.  b^yedypntyfct  on,  or  neere  tOyaddcd 
'^  yrtio  •  ajjigncdlor  cxprejly  appointed  for.  \     .  ** 

3poicr.  7"o  layytofet  on^oriicercto^topHtyOradde  vn- 
V    t^',\()  dçjlinateyappoïntyOr mal^e  tafcrucji/r.  ^  ;       |:  J; 
Appofitîon.  Anappofitïon  ;  an addwgyOrpntt}?ig^Yt 

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pinmiOyprappiOiritvntOy  aplacCyOr  bufnejjtyoffet.pur- 
^Jéyor  for  pviua}e  purpofes.  y       - 

^^poihle.  An  a'fi/wervnto'a petition ^f^^  in  the 

*  mar  gent  therofi  ahclygcnera  l/yyâr/y  fmall  addition  vn* 
^  :  to  a  Z're.ttydi/courfe  in  writing.  >  "^  " 
Appofiilcr.^  Tq  ar/ipp fie  y  enlarge  yor  adde  vnto  a  wri- 

%tfng  ;  toanfwcr  à  petition  m  the  mar  gent  thereof. 
Appovri:  iiv.ic:  ï.^Beg^aredyimpùuerjfhedymadepoorc^y 

vhdone.    J  \    -  ''.'  '^._  '  T         ' 

Appoy rir.  T<?  inipouerffl^j^beggaryma^e  poore  ;  vndo. 
y  ;  AppoVTîflcincnt  :  m.  An  impouerijhmcnty  begga  ring^ 

V  '  j'.Appréci.:.4/?y/r<r/;2ï^  j  oryOs  Ap- 

4    ^ .   '^  pieGlatioi;i.  '  ;  ^^   *-       ^     '^         ;      - 

.^^   Rentes  à  tappreci.  Lo^^RentCi 
Appréciateur.  W />> /;/^/^y^/f75X'iï//^f/,/^r^;y^^^^ 
Apprcciatipn  :  f.  A  pra^ng^or  ^rifingy  a  ratmgyValuk- 
'    tion^ejiimati'on of^     ^  v    ^     '     v   '  ^ 

ApprecicnTo  f^iieycjicemeyprifçy  value  y  hold  aty  fet  a 

price  on.  ,  ,.     :^  v  -  .    . 

AppVQhçndYC.To^apprehendyConceiueyV?idcr{ld'nd'yper'- 
:,    ccïucjdifconeryjpje  out.  :V     •  v       ;^ 

Appîcncniif  :  rt\\wt\Ç,ApprehenfmCy  wittieyofa  quie{ 

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^,'indeipamhng^ityCCnicftyQr  concevtic?;  i  at^uui^aif 
^  /  coucne  of  matters.         \  ^      ^ 

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Apprcnclrc.To  leaine^ccmpfchnd.ccrrt,  affo,to  udtlj 

or  i^^wc  fayallo)toleameomathi/."^-,uhunc-^       .    . 

Apprendre  aux  poijlons  à  nz^cxAo.tduh  jj]es  {o 

-  Jiv,/f.m  ;  ^d/ll^le,^amc,  a  tm die (Ji labour)  •n^t'iùy^ 

to  teach  hii  irovdme  to  ironie  duclcs,     *•     ^  -.'  "-      . 

Apprenti  :nj.  Armit;Je;  lejiod  ,  mi^  Inmnefx 
jtlwUer.  ^  •  •■..,;•■  -t  ••■.■■  é^:-.-  - .  .. 
Vn  apprenti  de  S.  Crifpin .  A  SJcontdl^ey,  v  •• 
Nouveau  apprenti  n'tft pas  Wajflrc J  Vuyv.^nm 
Frtntije  a  no  MgjitYy  (ana  thtifvif  a  great  diffi  ytmi 
is  tube  put  ketwtenethtm,rohtihct  tttcfr  xjî^  arm 
cpmation.)    ;,.■..,,.:;■.  i^^'^.^'.  ■■  „,   ,•   v.-.- J:   '' ■.■■"! 

Apprentil^gc : tÊA Trentjhip.  ,"  _  •     ^ 

Appreft  :  m.Ajre^^ation^,iJj,ng,pOH>fon^i>i'jng'm 
*  nadweffe  fir.    Î  .  '     •        ; 

Apprcftc:  ni.ée  :  i.VreJfed^Yepfircd^prokUkd^  m^dt 

En  bonne  mailon  l'on  a  toft  apprtitc:  Prov,  All 
ihin^yare  foone^ prepared  ma  vptUoideredhoufe.   V 
Ap^ïd\çr/ïopyepaie-^dreJ}i,prouiaejf.atiereadnf7, 
Apprimer.  To  imtiate^or  giue  tie  Jirji  diitfiivr.i,hio-p^ 
_    emir;/njboldcnj0r.j!ijïja}o»g  one  ^fo/iAlhiz/gwhub 
befin  it  (lu-jt not  huddle  rvith.     ■        iTv>  '   ,  ■  - , 
Apprihs.<r.»  Apprit,.  •      %>" 
^^Appris  :m.ilc  :  Vlaugh'tji.-Jîritried'^  VHrtimdpsxirM 
y^-'^i  al/bjetirned  :,  conned  j  (cmprehindid.    ■'-'.  ^ 
^A  peine  endure  mal^ qui  nc  l'a  appris  :  Prov.  lice, 
h.ndly  beares  âff-iiiio»  tl .-ir/uuir  iind  cty,  '         •  = 
tnTJs  mtmtcjui  appris  ne  l'a  :  Prov  .t/;jv////«j'/)'/j<r 
p:diei.that^àth  not  ihcughi  (J'lU'aJhj  tn^that  laiij  riot 

fe-iu/t  tod/é.      •  •  "  .  \     * 

Apprivoifé:  m.cc:  f.Tatpcd,  vcclà:r}7cd.mJde  imvcrd^ 

^'omjefhn:ilircr,%r,7tlèytrûéti^ble.khcjf'l/.: 
■  '  Brebis  trop  apprivoifce  de  trop  d'i  gneaiix  cft  tct- 
-  tcc  :  VrowLooke  i^cncsu.  ^      ".        '  •    '  * 

Apprivc  lie  ment  :  vr.At.^n^m'z^yrcchijni):^^^^^ 
P%T^  "' •     ^^      ; 

.i^A^pri  voiler.  To  tarnCyrecléhey  f/ia\c  ir^iv^rd^  i^^tle^ 
.       iraél^hlc,  fhniiliari  loidall.         -  **  "■    / 

Appigobatif  :  m.iuC;-  f.  Apprrhaitue^apf^cur,?^. 

ApprcbatioJl  :  f.  An'app/cùaiirriy  clU7v.:ncc  ^ccnfr- 
pjaticnof.    ^  .       •         '       ,     ..        -        -m 

Approchant.  Approaihirg^dr.imri^  m crc  znto  y^rri- 

^-^^H^imoftat.:     ,  -;  ;  ;  ,:^    \_^'.,  f .  ^ 

Approche  :  f.  ///f  approachya drrtv}rig  mere  vKto. 

Approché  :  m.çe:  f.  Apprcchedy  drarinenteie  to  ;  df- 
mojl  aniucdat  ^  '  (aljo^adiournedyCitcdyOr  fcriiedyçitb  ^ 

^    procès  to  afpeare\  fNoim^  ,  v 

Appro^  hcmcnt.  An  approAchingy  drarving  nigh  y  fi^rir 
■  liing  totvardyOr  almott  a^t.  0.  /   ' 

Approcher.  To  approach  ;  to  cerne  yor  ùaro  nccrc  zntoi 
toar/tue  towardsyùr a/n^ofi  at  -^  (alfoyto  cïdickrney  cUe^ 
crfimmonto apptareybyproccs ;  iNc ini.>  /v 

Approfîté:  m.ée  :  f.BcTiefitedyprcifned  by^  ttnmd^r 
:rr;plp}'edznto  the  profit  of  al/o/eciîtadycr  gathcred^y 
\a^  the  reucniyvMrfihUs  of  an  inhvntance. 

Avpromcmcnl:n^,Àn  aduant^^^^^^^^ 

^  ofprofitvnto'ya  turningycr  injphyiitg^xnto  the  frifit 
of  \  alJo^areceiuingyta\m^.yC.r ^aihctihg  cf  thn  eue- 
nexPyprofitSyOr  fuites  of  an  inhc  ritance. 

Approfiter.  To  profiteer  il  rmcLy^y*  to  n^l^e  ire  fit  y  or 
gaine  of  y  to  bring  profil  zntc  5  to  fictncyor  w^ploy  zniâ 
profit  J  /ifOytorecemeyfaldCyOr  gather  tkt  rùuc/uv^.pro- 

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Approprie  :  m.  ce  :  Ç.^kppropi'ïatecl/o^mcrted  vn^^ 
mv/ie  v/è  ;  al/dyfiucdyiptedjapplieciy  nM^hed^  conjvr\  ; 
med^accommod^itcd.  '^:  -^ -..-mh...'    -mk-..^    ,.    .-[     \ 

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^      dating  ;  alfo^as  Appropviancc^  ^;^..  W^^^  ♦ 

Approprier.  To  fîl^atcb  confirm  ^appyopeY^cç^^ 
date  yalfo^to  appropriate^  or  conucYt  vutohis  mne 

Approffe,  de  gro/lc  approfrc:1r/^/r;///j,  ^chcwentlyy 

^  with  ^  eat  fir  engîh.j  r     '   ■■■%::__^^^ 
li' ApprovifionnerwTf?  fiir/iifh  hïmfcljv  vpithytopronide 

Approuvé  :  in;  ée  :'  f.\M^  allowed  y  auowedy 

si^othcdyC07îfif'medjfuund  ^oa ^o/ijcnted  ynt(^*;!'  ^  - 
Approuyerhènt  :  m.  An  apmui^g^  allowïifg^  hàw^ 
^     ^^%  y^fooîlufig  ya  cmfrmmiyèhfonfin^^^^^ 
:.      '  Appùrotiver.  ToapproiiCyal^faJiJ^ 

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purified  j  aljfi^^  ^ifchàrgedy  as  a  debt  3  p^^d^  ^T  fi^^y 
■'  madcyas  ahiâcomt.  .^,    ^.  ■ .:  ^,  ■■; .  '/^'^''^Ê^!^  : 

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*    Appurer  vn  compte.  Tcîxleere^an  account  y  iopafjc 

artcl(pnmgytoprocurea  Quietus  eft/        %?      r\ 
■  Appurc  r  ftt?c^chiç. To  d^Ccharge  a  dcbt.'[-^^lSMiëc--- 
Appurer  vn  cmcndc.  To  rateyajfejfcjor  tax,  a^j^^ 

Appuy:  m.Aftayybutty^eyp'/opyrefiyOrthingtoleane  on-y 
'  alfbyas  Appuyé.  ;   ^^    ,    ^--p  •     •     '    ' 

App\iy  d'amis .  Support  y  flore  y  or  firength  of: 
'fnendî.       "  -  ..     >        . 

^"    Appuy  de  la  bpucne^ou  delà  bride.  /  in horfcman^ , 
:^  fljip)  the  refivpon  the  hand \and  hence \^  V 

Cheval  dt  bon  appuy.  Aho/fi  ofajjemperdte  y  and 
^    fiveet  itefivponii)e%and..     "    ;       S^\    .:  ''"  :  *    '  / 
Appuyai: m. ^>5;7i;3;g/f^      '    '         "  /    ": 
'  Appuyé:  f.A'fi opck^d^utfiandin^ 


Aj^isoniicr .  To impYtfuUyOY  tai^c py^fkmr. 

Apron. Scelle  Afpron.:.^  •       7 

ApiC}COï);^.AptyfityJutubleyagYee 
conuement.  ^  -         '  ,' 

I^ûlvxôiQ'A.Apùtuçle',  abdiiiej  alfi)y  aptricffe^  meet-^ 

.  n^fie^fi^tncfiÇyConuemchcie^rHtablVîeJji'.        r-  ^  n 
ApVïlX}  \\\^j^YiU  y  Seel(e  i\\  ni 

AquatiJl:  m.  ilc  :  f.  AquatUty  w.ifericyly}ngjn  the 

water.        -     ^    *'4  •       ^ 

Aquatique:  corn,  7f'^/m}Z;i  ^/i  or  belonging  tOy  the 
>/  7i?^/rr  5  liuinginwatcn.  :^^       -, 

Aqu'edûét  :  m.  ^4;^  AqueduB^or  conduit  ôfiv.iter.[ 

Aqueux  :  m.çulc  :  f.  U'ate/ieyrvaterfjhyfiiU  of  water. 

'Argent  aqueux. 4î^/^^-y///^^^^        \  -  \ 

Huaieur  aqueux.  A  humour  in  tht  forepart  of  the 

^y^  y  ofconfifiencc  almofilil^e  the  tvhiic  of  an  cggCy 

^  ^  and  fetthcre^to  bridle  the  impctuofitie  of  colours  def  i 

^ccnding  vpon  tWcyeyandfomewhat  to  flay  the  fi)ftuo-  ( 

Icntjncounters  of  obiers. 
Aquielcer;/r/ Acquicfcer. ,     r^^^ 
Aquiliii:  m.'inc:  f-  OfanrsaglCyli\canE(igle:,a^y 
;   ncz  Aquiim  ya  Hawl^e  mfc  3  a  ??{)fe  1:1^:  an  1^- 

;  Pierre  aquiline,  -^/^^c  Eagle  ftone  v  a  ce^fhinefioney 
(found in  an  Eagles  nefi)which  a^ppliedzvto  tbe'th/ç^h 
of  a  woman  that  isiq  labour ^  is  held  to  grue  her  much 

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.  helcfvp  ;  alfoy  refiedy  ot  leaned  y  on  l  built  yOr  depended 
-vpon.,.        ,  :■  ;   "  '  A  ■■     •.;':•'••'■  /'  .■_..' 

Appuyer.  Tofîjy^  pYopyflipporty  fufiamey  iJnderpropy 
hold J>rb  ear  cvp.' 
s'Appuyer.  Tare/?,  or  Icanconj  to  build jOY depend 

Apres.  AficïifhUorvm^ext  -onto,  ,    -'  -   •  - -i^^^^^^  dcmcr:âsMiiçi!tktpeîitej 

hn^pTCS.Afterwardi^pçreaftcrymoY^oul^^^ 

'  rnor^^^coîip^quernlyyfiW  v^siP^-/7:î^ 

Il  eftoit  toufîours  àpreis  Ic^joy^ëcPnéeddÙyf^^^ 
cited  the  J^tng  j  he  w/ts  euer  in  handy  or  earneft  with 
him^io.        .    :  .  v 

Apprefclifîiccs  :  CThejfèeSy  duetiesy  orpYofit  accruing 
^^vntoFreftdentSyOrludgesy  and  their,  aJftfiantSy  by  gh, 

uing  ofaf(ernooneOrdcrs'yOf  the  âfternoone fitimgSy 

orhear'mgs^whereintheyaregiuenbythem. 


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Aquilonicrî:  in.  enne:f/  Ofthc 'North ^  belonging  to ^ 
'  the  North.    "     *  .t  *         .     ' 

Aquoelt .  This ^  oy  (altogctÉ^Y  Os^udèly)  thill^c: 
•  ^Gafcl    ■  .    '■  '-  ^  •  '.■■  ■  -\     -.^7 

Aquoijic 'f. AquofitieyWàteyiprnep,  /     "  -.^'^ 

Ar.Deux  &  ar.  Dr/i/^  ^t:c  :  <|RaU 
Arabe  :  m.  ^// 4r^%/^.  :  !  '  .    \      ■  .        •    %^  " 
-Arabcfquç  if^Rc' beside  xporlie^^  afmally  and  curibips 
' .  fifiurifhing.     "   •       ;  .     >    .• 
Arabesque  :  com;  Arab'uvirldie.  * 
Arabie  :  m.ique  :  £  Arabianyof  Arabia. 
Gowtpc  At3):)\CrGHn}me  Arabie f^e  j  ijfues from  the 
po?ub  Acadayth'Ègyptian  thoY>ie. 
Arable  icom.eaYabïCyploughabl^ytiUable. 
Araéte.  fhegrjccneymofi nenimoifSy  andbloiidfucliing 
SeYpent  ^Ccnchris.  "     *v'  y-^ 

AragrloKle.  //y^^//,  thinnCyand  (plendant  rnenîbrant 
of  the  eye  (not  much  vrfl^^e  a  SpinncYs  webj  wh0. 
:  femes tovmteya?idret4m^ 

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referred àràiii.  /?rrf  VitrioU ^^theftone  wbefewith 
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II  pchle  que  nues  (ont  pailles  d'arain.YWff  fay  of 
pich  anjdiot'y)  bee  thinl(es  the  Moonc  is  mit  of 

Araiie.w^p/^^£fc/f|[Lionnois.-^-:\  f    :  ■ 

Àràilbnnç  r.  Sf  fifcf  Àrraifbnncr,  ' '*         « 

Arailbmipr la  marchandife.  tofit  atate^or pice/ 

Ar  amine*  w4j^^  ^r 

defendants  hfda^fir  not  appe  .    : 

A  raiilor  ;  ^  H^ricn  c-for  ^  ^  ^ ^^Z  hening. 
Araroyc.  /^  rMi^^d  slçretne-Hlteorn^         of  fia-- 

thcî^^  Tf^^jtiieil^:^  jrejl'jhdian  Saimfjts  at  tbcir 
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fin  ewe  Crolje-biéiii^^  wheremtb  a  maujhoats  ^  not 
de  ere  y  hut  his  Wé^p^.  ^  • 

,    Arbalcftcafcbuict.  A  Stone-bom.  \ , 

Arbnlftéiï  gelais.  The  fame. 

.    Arbalefte dç^afife.  rhcgreatejl,  orlon^fll^ind  of 

^    Crojfehomj^^l^i^ 

Arb^lcRiçTiM^^  one  that p^oots  in^ 

^    or  feriiçs0f^i:  yalfo ,  a  CYoJfe-boip  ma- 

.  my.  ,:'=^7^':«)^|;#r^^^  '  ':-•:••  ■■.■.■■■•■■:■-:•■■■ 

ArDaJeftt-age  :  m^^lhepoooting  in  a  Croffe-borp, 

Arbalcftrier.  ^  Arbalefticr.  -y-  .  .      *^^^^^^^  ' 

ni  m*  4^e5  irori^f  in  tuerie  iveet(ty  due  by 
omé^Ûàffa^  y  that  hold  by  ViUemge  ^vnto  their 

P-^^-Urds^f-m^^^^^  .  :  #  ■^••-  —  •■^.    .    ■.•:■'■., 

ArDauficrl  rn.  W^rbute^or  Strarpbtrtit  trtt.     w  ' 

Atbaux,  too^c  Herbaux;  # 

:  f.  ^ ii[/>/rf ofrvhite  Paytridge<{of  a  Pile" 
jons  bignefjej  thats  r.ough  Itgd^  and  footed  Ulie  a  Hare\ 
fomehohly  thatjhe  is  browfte  in  Summer ^  and  onely  in 
winter^  rvhife  ;  otht/Sy  that  one  l(tnd  (which  Huts  m 
plainesyandvallies)l5  euerbrowne-y  and^nather(whïch 
lurl^eson  the pjadovne  fides  offnomie  mountainesj  al- 
iwjyesyand  all-^ueYyWhite.  j         / 

Arbitrage:  m.  An^ardyor  arbitrement^  the  fen- 
tencc  3  détermination  y  authoritie  ^  or  Office^  of  ah 
Arbitrator.  /  »  ,     1.7 

Arbi traire  :  com.  Arbitrable  j arbitrat'mg\  alfoyat  the 
rviUyandplea/ure  of  another-^  and  hence  i    v 
Amende  arbitraire.  x.(?(?ifee  Amende.  I  "  i» 

Arbitratcur:  m  .An  Arbitrator  y  rmpier  y  flic  l^ler^y 

^.  a  friendly  compounder ,  of  differences  (according  to 
equitic.)        r  #^        ;  !     ' 

Arbitre  :  m.  An  Arbitrator  (who  is  to  uidge  by  the 
flriél  rules  of  Law)  at/oy  willy  pleafure^ ,  fancie-y 
fiope  of  mind  y  liber  lie  ofiudgement  y  fieedome  of 
thought.  .  V  :•     I      •  • 

Arbitré:  m.  éc:  f.  Arbitrattdy  fticl^led^y  awarded*^ 
compounded  y  agreed -y  iùdgedy  à?  adiudged  y  by  a- 
Word.        •*■■•'■  ..•..,-.-.•  •  ■•"  i/ 

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Aibaratcur.  J-^tayiterj  primer^  dreJfgrAreedefof 
■■■  trtes.  y-  ,  _  ^■'    '  . 

Arboré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  StucJ^e  dorr  rie  y  fixed ^  or  planted,  as 
anenjigne into theearth -yfetvpright.         ]'.     ,;      ' 

Mhoïcr.  To  fjx,pbntyOrJlic\e  downeinto  thé  earth -^  to 
fètjMatree^ight. 

Axbotifc.  A  l^ind  «fwhite  free  (lone.       y 
Arborilcr.  %ojiudic  the  nature,  to  obferue  the  propef" 
■  tiesyoftrees,  /..-.r.    ■    ,  ■.  >  \       ..:■'■:■/:■ 

Arboficr  :  m.  An  Arkute^  Sirarvberrie  tree»    '  ^ 
AiboucCjou^boufc  :f.  The  haijhjed  berrie/al/ed 
.    onArb'uteyOrtree-Strawbehie, 
Arboufîcr.4»  Aibofîcr.  .\.  * 

Aiboutan.4^ArcboutanL  i^Rab, 

Arbre:  m.Atree.       '''\'''\''''''''\î'''^'^'''?^^^^^^^^^ 

L'arbre  (cfixrdïix.  A  ftand'mg  on  the  heady  or  o»\fft 

hands  y  wi  th  out- Jpread  tegs.*         ^% 

'   Arbre  marin/)u  de  mer.  The  great tfl  of  Stahe-fi-^ 

Jhes }  caUedfhybecaufejhejj^eads  herfelfe  abroad ^il^ 

\afiéU-brancbedtree.'^^  >  : 

*rArbrcd'un moulin .  Th^Axïetreeithe beame  that 

.  caries  the  wheele  tfa  water-milyondfailes  of  a  wind- 

miU.    '   -    '•■■/:/./:■.••  ■  •  •        .  :  ^  '^■'...:v 

I  Arbre  d'un  navlrt.fhe  Mafle.  * 

.  Arbre  de  Paradis.  Tfer  tree  ofVaradife%  growes  in 
/E^^t^nd  beares  maityUofiomts^Uat  t^he  topy.  and 
_  yeeldingatl  but  one  fuit  j  which  reftmbtes  à  Fine- 
apple  ^d  tafts  moft  delicately. 
TA  Are  d'un  prcflbir.  The  beame  ytrte  y  or  timber  of 
apre[fe\  thethicl{efi ,  and  longe  fi  peece  of  wood  be- 
lonimgtoit.  V 

Arbre  de  vcrnûlîoii.T&f  Scarlet  àl^e  y  or  Scarlet 

HolmeOlfC.  i        ^     - 

Arbre  de  vie.  An  Aromaiicalltrèty/o  called. 
Arbre  trop  fouvcnt  tranfplantc  ne  porte  pas  fruift 
à  planté.  L^i^i^f  Planté.  , 
L'arbre  ne  tombe  pas  du  premcr  coup  :  Pk>v. 
Though  a  little  man:  can  fell  à  great  0\e\  yet  fills 
it  not  at  the  fir  ft  blow  j  Rome  was  not  bmli  on  a 
day  J  nor  are  great  matters  atchieucd  as  foone  as  at- 
tempted.. ^ 

Dc  rarbrcd'un prcflbir Ic  manche d'uii Cernoir: 
Prov.  (H^efay  of  one  that  hath  fquandered  away  great 
wealth)  hee  hath  tbwitten  a  miU-pofl  to  a  pudding 
pricl^eé.  .;,'.■  •/  ;.•"■ 

/     De  doux  arbre  douces  pommes.  Afweettrceytel- 
dethfauourie  fruit. 

Àrbreau  \m.AfhrubyOrfinall  tree.        ^ 
Avhtet.  A  little  trée.  ^ 

•  Arbricr:m.Tfef  Tii/tfro/^Oé{^r-6oîr,  ' 

ArbniStzuim.  A fh'ub. 
Axhriuekt.  A  litt  le  Jhrub. 

Aîbriflclet  d'aigreur.  T/?f  redCoofeberrieptrub. 
Aibuiàc:  m.  A  jhrub  y  alfoy^groue  of  trees  that  are 

loptyondcut./  ' 

Arbufter.  To  plant  a  ground  with  thieve  ranges  of 

Jhrubs. 

Arbuftif  :  m.iiie:  f.  Shrubbie  Çitlfoyrunmng^ grffwing 
vp  by  the  fide  of  a  Jhrub  j  as  luieyVinesj&c. 

Arc  :  m.A  bcFW  y  a  hand-bor^,  or  long-bcw  j  alfbya  vault, 
or  arch  in  building  ;  alfoy  the  circle  that  enuirons  the 
ballyorappleofthecye'ytbebowyorlrisofîhteye. 
Arc  boutant.  An  arch,  bowing  pillar  y  buttreffty  or 
poftythatfcruestojhoreyfupporty  or  vnderfet  a  buil- 
ding i  alfoytbe  arl^yor  arch  of  a  vault,  the  couer  of  a 
cradle  ^ythelilt  of  a  boat  ji&c. 
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Arc  a  çeîct  ;  ou,à  jàllct.  Ajh?ie-b0TV.  • 

L' arc  tïu  jour.  The,  vtlnHc  d.i^,  frm  Simc  v'Ji'ig^  ta  1 

the (I'tti'tg  thereof.  /  '.     '  '  •'   . 

.  Arc  Turquois.  The  Tuflfiji)  long  bow.  .  . 
11  a  pluficurs  cordes  a  Ion  art".  He  hj  th  m*/y  jinn'^s 
to  his  boîv  (viz.  many  trades ^  meanciyhdpii y  depen- 
diincieSyér  nfit/.xncciy  ta  rely  on.)  .  ■   . 

Palfcr^ar  larj:  S.Bcrnard^  To  hcbcjhitteri  ;  to  beray 
.himfelfi.      '■■■■.,''   ''*■    ':  ^' ■•■*•'  ''i     '•   ,'  •'    ■'■ 
Dcsbander  l'arc  nc  guerifl  pas  la  play c:  Pro V.TAc 
Z^ow  vnbendinghedethaatthe  jvoitnd(ithathinud{-,) 
thelvithdr^mfig  ôfjvrces  n  ma  mends  f of  the  rvrûn2^f^ 
orhamesytphich they haue done.  .  •   » 

AtC^dc  :f.  ^a  archyQr  halfè  circle. 

.    Mettre  les  mains  cri  ai'cadç  fur  les  coftçs.To/f  f  his 

Arc-agclet.  Z-e?^^ç  arc     -  '  * 

Arcaric  : (^The CoH?it€r(in the Pooi)e)ofa Shij^f 

Arc-boutant.  Loolie  7^1^.•^^;  vi:',-  /  ^  /'•1:""#::.-,  .'i. 
Arceau: m.  .4  httle  ùoi^y  bought-^  arch-^  ^T^y  a  Sa- 
Mc'bo.iv  ;  alfo  y  à  CarpC7iters  yard  y  oï  worl(chonfe. 
Arceler.S^c^c  Harcclcç.  i     !?     ^     ^ 

Arcenal  ;  m.  An  Aicendlf  ;  an  Armorie  i  4  fiorehoufe 
;.  ofArmuY'^ArtiUcrîc  ',  Sbippi'rîj^yOr  Ships.   ^  * 

ArcHàcic.  ^;J  Arcade.  v    ^^        V 

Archail.  ^>  ArchaL  ^    ' 

Archal  &  s  lil  d  archal.  n//(W  /^?r«  w^rj  (?/  f ^j^^r 

Archnnt  :  «3^  Archat  ^  *tf  Arçhal/        ^  • 

Arche  :  f-  A  cof>r,  rhefl  ;  hutch  y  hfimit  ;  alfo, an  Arke-, 

whence  ,  larchcdc^Noc;  alfo^  the  arch  of  a  bridge  ^ 

&c  V  ^  ^(^J»  5  thcwcU  of  the.  Vimpe  of  a  Ship.     ^ 

Archeçapckin  de  toute  Flajidfers.  The  Arch-chap- 

lawe  {or  as  jbim  rhinite)  the  chaimcellour  ofFlan- 

•■■  dcrs.  '■;,■■'  ,.  ■    ■  "^^    "v.;  •;  :\:y,_  .  ,;.  ■  .;■/■■•■■■■ 

AïchQd\3.con(l:  m.  An  Arrhdcacoririe^' 
Archcdicîcre:  vc\.  An  Archdeacon.    ^  ^v  v  , 

-  Crotté  en  Arche^jacrc':'  D^g^  ''4  '^  ^^  ^^^ 
ibrc/rij  (fhr  foivere  the  Archdeacons  in  old  tiweefCY 

woont  to  bcjjj  re.ifon  of  their  frequent  ^  and  toylefome^ 
^yifitatïom.y  ;•     #i^      «      '      •   . 

Archeé  :  f.  A  bovofhoot  •  dr^the  reach  of  a  borp^  as 

far  asabowwiUcarrie.  . 

Archelette  :  f.  A  little  arch^oyarke  j  alfo^  a  womans 

ea^'c-wire.  ■   -■/■■_    ■■•••'./'  ■:       •     /■        :   • 

Archcnochet:  m.A  chiefe  Mariner  \  the  PilotyOr  Md-. 

fter  ofajhip.        /  ;  : 

Archépreftre  :  m.  An  Arch^prieflyHigh^pricJlyhead-^ 

pricfi^chiejè'pncft.        •  ^v  .  .  -      / 

^  Archer  :  m.  An  Archer ^or  BoTvmân  i  alCo^  a  Yeoman  of 
thc(tsjn2^s)  Gard'^  alfo,  ,  one  of  the  Pronoft  Mur- 
fhalls' attendant  s  ,  ^  or  gard  ^alfp  ,  a  Warder  in  a 
TownCj  or  fbrtreffc  y  (whofe  ordmaiie  weapon  y  at 
this  day  a  Halberd^  .rvas  in  old  time  a  bow  ,  and  ar- 
row cs  I) alfo^ahorfcwan ,  Who inferuice  euer  accem- 
fames  fft^^ Gendarme  des  Qtaonv\mzzs\to  whom 
.  though'he  befomewh.it  infirtouf  \  and  though  he  haue 
but  halfp  as  much piy  (aboUt'twénnc  pounds  ftcrl.^' 
yearc)yetis  he  lo  be  a  Gentleman  of  birth  and  bree- 
ding '^  or  fuch  a  one  a.s  ^ath  beenc  Captainc  y  Licut£^ 
nant ,  Enjigne ,.  or  Sergeant'  Mawr.nf  a  foot  compa- 
yiie  fexyearci'fo^'^ïher:  and  whofdcuer  will  he  a. Ccn- 
darmc  muftfvrmvrly  haue  beent  an  Pivchcï  \of  at  the 
lca\l  aycar cs  coniiniLinc cAif  the  ordmances  beduely 
obferiicd.)        v.  \.      . 

Archers  du  guet..  T/?c  orr///^^r/(r  watchmen  of  the 
towne  (/Pans  J  (who  are  not  Burguers,  but  a  l(nid 

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Franc  archer  ./^^i'^e Franc; 
ArcherîCrm.//  match  hfjhootini.alfo^^  fieldyOr  ground^^ 

to  (hoot  rn.  "/'   -■•/.■  ^  .|^'  ■.■ '■      '^■:- 

AiXntxot:  m.A l/tite  Aûhf/^ayou/igBoW'man, 
Archet  :  ru.  The  bowufa  l^iol^ç^^^c.  .         »    ■    -^        t 
'Archetype  :tn.  A  principal/  type  y  fgike  yfbrr^e  j  the 

chufc  pattcrfic  ^mpi!^  ^niodclt  y  ex^inip^c,  or  fam- 
pic  y  wherehfa  things',  f^imcdy  an  anthcrnKkey  cr  ori^ 

ginall  draughty         >  ^ 

Archiatre  :  nCAfiincipall  Phyfiian.     ^ 
Archidiacre.^;^  Aichdcatoti.^  y--  ■  '    ^      ,  . 

Archiduc. /i^^>^/?M^-  #*  ' .  ■    "    T    '  ' 

Archier:  m.ashicjFtei-.  '    •'    *  -^.    *   t 
Archifsrrti.  The  Rolls  Cfht  the  Crowne)  or  y  a  place 
wherein  all  the  RecordSyCharterSyand  Euidences  that 

>  concerne  the  IQngyOr  belong  vnto  the  C^owney  are  l^cpt 
^     in chcjis^and boxes.     •       \.     t"  :,.  ;       • 

Archimandrite  :  m.  An  Abbot-y  a  Generally  or  Couer- 
noiir  of  Hermits  y  a  Superintend  tnt^or  Qucr far  yOf fuch- 
'  '^'mïepdeindcfMrtMueSyandder^        - 
Archimannitoneraihque:  IT!.  An  Abbey-lubber  y 
orArcfj-Jrequentcrofthe  Cloyjier  bceje-potyorberfi- 

.  b'oyler.   ^    -,  •••\--  .'•  -■■•w.':'.',  ■  ■■ 

Arcnimbaud.^  p/op£r  name  for  a  man. 

C'cft  la  famille  d'Archimbaud  ,  plus  y  en  a  & 
pis  vaut  :  Prov.  (Saul  ofaJtatCyOrjmmlyythats  peÙe- 
red  with  ratfehels.)  '.     v     .  jt      ^ 

Axù\\lQ^t\m.  An  ArchitcH'y  a  Conernour  y  Ouer'^ 
feerydireâor  ;  achiefv  dcuifvr  y  contriucr^  or  f  amer  y 
of  buildings  y  a  woïl^c-majiery  or  maftcr  woït{many  in 
points  of  Architect  ure.  M    ■ 

ArchitCCTC  :  ni.ce  :  f.  B:iiltyContriiicdyffamedyftfhiO'' 
.  ned  '^  fetyOr  m.:d^vpyas  a  hoiffCy&c. 

,  Architeéter.  To  goucrne^yOuerp:Cydirc6lyabuil^ng\a!foy 
to  contiiueydeuijCy  framCyfh(lnon  y  raal^e  yOi  fet  x%  a 
tificially^a  building^&c'  /  ^ 

Architeèltoniquc  :  Qom.ArchiteÙiue  y  belonging  to  j 
.  an  Architcâyor  4fchiteânre.  \ 

Architeélure:  f.  Architefture-JheArty  or  Science  of 
building  V  the  framingy  or  building  of  a  houfe  y  &c  ^ 
alfo  y  the  frame  ojf  à  houfe  y  or  bmldoigy  an  edifice  yOr 

buHdmg.\         }     i   \  - 

Architrave  iw.jhe  Architrauc(ofpillaySy  or  Jlone^ 
woil{ey)  the  reafon peeceyOr  majter  beame  (in  buil- 
dings of  timber.)    -     .         ^ 

Archives,  ^i  Archifsv  '       ; 
Àxchoo\j)ufi:,(ofh\c\ioo\yan  Arabian  word.) 

Archure:  ^A  miU-hoopeyOr  mill-cafe  y  the  open  chejl  that 
holds  tbe  miU-jloncs.  * 

Arçoit..  ^  hier  au  foir.  reflernight  y  (a  rujlicall 
word.)    .     '  ■  r 

Arçon  :  m.  The  arfdn^or  bow  ofafadle. 
Faire  vuider  Icsarçons.  Tocaft^ofborfebacJieyOrout 

ofthcfadle. 
KxçoivS.AbuYningyOrfet ting  un  fire.  ; 

Arconnc  :  fn.ec  :  iSct  on  horfeback^y  or  betwcene  the 
fadlebawcs:yCetledyOrfetfifiyinafadle.y^    :  § 

Arconner.  Tofffte^ny  fctlCyorfctfurCy  asythe  breech  be- 

.  twecnc  the  bowes  ofafadle.  .  ^,ç 

'  Arçonuor  yncvî2nc  J  a  vnderprop  a  'vi^^^^ 

fore  and  behind.  ,   ,      -  A  if 

Arçonnéux  :  m.  eufc  :f-  Ofy  or  belonging  to; a  fadle 
bow:,  alfoyft  to  l^angy  or  to  be  carried  a  tya  fadle  boWy  \ 

whence: y\  ^     «    .       ^^  ' 

Malectc  arçonneulC-.4f^j»r^/^  ;  maleybudgety&c. 

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Al'coil  :  m..^{^^doflalo^yOrcopperyWhereofliettl€5are 

^     made  y  ,  ■     ••;    %•-•■  ^•■^^^'   ^  ,.  •;    ^-•;"-'  r;-  ■•  ■  ^   V.  V 
Àrdtiqiiç  :  com.  Ni^rthernCyOr  Northerly. 

,  Ccidc  Arélique.//  Circle  in  our  Hcniijpheare^  thU 
Icdytbe  Vole  ^dvtukç.        '  /  ,   ,    > .  -    ^ 

Araurc  :in.rheflarrc Bootes  (which fiUomthcharls 

Arcuer.  To  arch^  bcfwjbend^  grew  corrfpajfçyorctoolicd^ 
lilie aa arçb.  '  -  ^.%.  \  $■■••,  •  :■.  ;"  ■■.  '.  :■  '[:} ':  ;  ■] .  '    . 

Arcurc  :  f.  An  ar.chin^^  bought^  or  boip  j  cmpajfe  ^  or 
bowing,  '^y      .'-^■■-   •  "^^  ■■^:-  .-  -  '  •^•^^.^-.-■■.         ;. 

Ardamment.  Ardently ^  hotly  ^  fhuently"^  earneflly^ 
^'^i^^.^y'y  'scheme  fit  J^  y  with  great  he^t  j  pajjion^  or  de- 

Ardaiis  :  111.  S",  H^r/?7^j^m  ;  the  flittering^  or  going  fi- 
.  ersyfljfhcsyOrflamesyWhub  befecn  bynightyandneere 
'   ■  vntowxten^y   '        '■■^:.'^--'-"i^y'   ,;^: -^..^ ..m ',.;•■  ^^  '•  -  ■•'-■ . 
Ardant  :  m.antc  :  f.  ardent  ^hoat^  burning  •  fbfuent\^ 
t  .^^g^e^  earnefi y  greedie^  vehcment ,  /w^/i  affeCiiê- 

-  note ^    ..-■•■      •  .;■;..•     ■  ':■-"''■■'■  1 
;    Chambre  ardantc.  Loo{e  Chambre* 

Eau  zrd^nt.  Aqua  yOrAquauitit^ 

-  Feu  ardant.  ivhite  rrncy  white  Bryonie ,  wild  K^p^  ..^ 
,    TetterbcrrieyThe  fixations  y  f^^ycs  Gci^xàyCall  Garden 

Nightfh:ideyk\x  ardant. 

Vih  ardant.  Aquauiue.  : 
Ardent.  ^  Ardant.  ^ 

Ardentemcnt.  as  Ardamment.  ^^^ 

Ardeur:  f.Ardour^yheatyburningy  firuencte-y  èagre^ 

nefjeyearneftnefley  vehcwencie-y  greedinejfe  \  excee- 
^     ^i^g ^ffeHion ^extreme p^fjton.    .  •       •        -^ 

Ardid.  ^  Ardit.  ■"-■'•%■•'•  'Ir'^ 

AxdlUcii.  Clay yloamCytoHgh mold.         :■%..      ;       St 

ArdilJe  :  m.CC  :  f.Dawbcd.or  done  oucryWith  clay,  'W-/ 

Ardiller.  Tetchy^  to  diwbCyOt  doe ouerywith  clay.    - 

'  Ardillier  :  m.erc  :  f.  Clayyclay-lttic  -,  of  clay  i       ^     • 

^  Terre  dxài^^xcï^.Tough  earth  y  or  cyyyWbcre  of  briefly 

ayidtyle  may  be  made.  «';    -r  ..^      .       .     :^  " 

Ardillon: m.T</e  toimg  ofabudcle^p^^;:^}     /^^ 

A ''dit  :  m.  .t>f  Liaid  .^icoyne  that}  woridyn\A.Touin. 

•     falcon.,:.. .^      • ,_  ^    • -^    '^^^^'-^  *•■■••   ^ 
Ardoir.  T(?  bumc^or  boon  pre  j  ^(9  be  inflamed  y  or  l^in- 
dled'y  (hence)  alfoyto  be  verie  earne^)  on  hotyina  mat^ 
ter  "y  to  loue  exceedingly  \  defire  fcmcntlyy  couet  ve- 
hemently y  long  for  verie  much  j  aljby  to  in  flame  ^ox  fct 
.m  fire  lasin  the  Prouerbc^^^         ^  . 

L'argent  ard  gent.  * 

A(do\Çè\f.  A  (late i        Y  ^        •'^        \ 

Ardoife  :  m,  ee  :  f.  Slated>y  couered  with  fiâtes  j  alfoy 

'  flatic^orofflates.      v  -^  ^#/ 

Ardoifcux  :  m.  cufe:  Lflill  ofyor  y  filled  withy  fiâtes. 
Ardôi/îere:  f.  A  flate-pUy  jlate  quarreyy  ground  fill  of 

flues.    ^  ■'  ■■   •'■  '       '  m-'-      •  '^      .   •'  ^-  '  •■ 

Ardoinrt  :m.  irie  :  f^  static ypf ^f flat e../'^"^    \    * . 
Al'doiie  :  f.  A  little  broofieyO/  reynCy  that  gently  runncs^  , 

ûh-fî^a  field.    \  ^  ,  /   .  '  .      .    '.  - 

Ardre.  ^  Ardoir.      f     .  ^       - 

Ardu  :m.uë:  f.  H^>a  ;  painefiU  y  difficult  -y  greatyam- 

pie  y  highyfteepey  daungerous  3  bard  to  g^t  ony  or  come 

to  «•  .^  ■  ^    .    .      .  ..■''#. 

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Ardy.'W  Ardit.      •    '-'  .        .•      «    * 

Arcchal.  fil  d'arcchal.  as  Archal.      #\  '  ^  \ 
Arcillc. ^ Orciillc :  ^Norm. .  •     '        .l  ^  *),"  . 
Arene  :  (.Sand,graueU.        .-.y     .       V    ,''  :\ 

Aïcnç.  AThcatrc  fvY  Fencers  "iaplàcc  toiuft  ïn^jïrovped 
.  M?///)  ^/aucU-y  andhrnce  was  that  fiately  Amphithea- 
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fiffrauell..      -       '..^.. ■...■-     •    ■'    -  - '/^^  •  W' 

Arcngcr.S^e'^rArrarigcr.   ^' 

Arcnicrc  :  i.  A land^pityor graticU'prt^â plot  wheieout 
j^ndy^r  graucll  is  digged.  *    -  m    /  #  '  ?^ 

ArentcJles  f  t,  Gofjymcre  y  the  hngyWhitey  and  cobweb- 
til{e  exhalatioHyi'hat  fl)es  en  the  aya  m  Sunnie y  aiid 
Summer  ydayes.  '  '] 

Arcnuleux :  m.curctt.TullofflrrJl  grauell^  êr 

fand.  ;  ^  /■■•■/  '  ;''f/^  *•■  -;^'  ■■;■•/   ;•■'.', 

Arct.  To  ptoughyt^llyCarCythc ^oMd.      ^  f   "  i  *;  ^ 

AxctCif.  A  plough.     f     %   ;     '^      #      .       ♦fe 

Ares-mctvs.  Vrejemfyycucnhuw  yby  and  by  :  fCafc. 

■  €Rab.        ■'^■■-  ;■■•:"■*■■.  -V  _  .»     ■ 

Areftc  :  f.  Thefmall  bone  of  a  fijh  y  alfoythe  eyUy  awney 
or  beard  of  an  edre  of  cerne -y  alfOythe:  edgCy  or  out- 
flandingridgeofafloneyOr^cne-waU.  **•    - 

Arefte  du  dos.  7ke  kad^e-  bone  y  orjthe  ridge  of  the 

bacl(e.       :?  ■-■^^^-J:.'-^-:     '^..:-^:w,^^v.|t■■'■ --v:^'-- :■ 
Areftc  d' un  cfo  ec  &c.  The  Crefl^fa  fword,  &cya 
fljarpe  rifmg  in  the  middle  thereof. r^  ^^..      '  >^  x    \ 
Arcfteux  :  m .  'culè  :  f.  lull  offmall  bcncs  ;  oi  fL 

(U  ■■-'  :-^r  ,  •> 

Arcteufc :f:'lhe HeaifheSoryellJ S^  '-^    &  v   .  #  ^ 
Akz.  Now yprefently y  by  and  by  :  ^Gafc.  cKab/* 
Arfic :  f.  A  HorniffhyHo'/ncbea{t^SnacûtfJhyGa?TcffJ)y 

■     Pipnfifl).  ^;-ï.<••  •'      ■^..,  :,.•..•:,.•:;... 

Argalice  :  f.ARadd/fhroot.    -^^^,yv'^.:,  -^v    €  ^    . 

Ar^alie  :  f.  A,(chiruï^wns)  fquirt ,  or  f  rince  j  or  rAtf 

'  mflrument  wherewith  he  fcarcheth  the  parages  ofihe 
'i^rineyOff  bladder.  ^^^^  -  ^^ 

Ar^anctç.  A  H^ire-drawers  bcncJi. 

Ar^atilc.  A  l^mdoftitlingyor  tumoufè. 

Argc.  A  light ningy  which  blafletk^  andma^cth  blac\. 

Argcnocher.  as  Archc-nocKcr;  O/yCne  of  the  Ar- 
gonauts y  who  fay  led  with  Ja/on  fir  the  Cc'dcn 

*    Fleece.  ■■•  ■■■-.■..^/■■•..^v  •'  '■■■■■y...^';^-'-:^^'   A'-'^  ■■   y^-m 

Argent  :  \n.  Situer  ;  alfo,jnoncy^ney  chinl(e5y  grit  j  al- 
sOyAgcntyCnBlafd//.        %  ||r 

Argent  aqueux.  ^/VJ^-j/Z/z^y.  *  - 
At^^nt  dc  ccndïét.  Fine yor purified flfucr y  ùfji].d. 
eighieene  grains  fincncfj^e  ;  thi^  thtfifiOrsmal(eatfiffl 
into  wedgeSy  ancX  mat\e  thtm  wijh  thir  puneheonsy 
thereby  vndcrt aiding  fir  the  goodneffe  ,  and  ialut 
thereof  ■   .  .r.--:.;-;:."^  ■  •..  '  -'m  -\ 

Argent  comptant.  Keadic  money \  whence \        * 
Argent  comptant  poite  medicine  t  Prov.  Readie 
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.fir  aUI^'nd  ofGoldfifnthcsWor^e. 

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AlgcntlcKoy.T  he  IÇjn^sJiluer-y  the ftluer  thats  v- 

^  Jed  y  now  adayesyfircoyn&y  and  Colefmithes  wml^ey 

^  fix  graines  in  the.pennie  weight  bafcnhan  Argent  de 
Cendrée  i  (it  comes  to  47.^.  6'.  d.  Tpuinois  the 
ounce.)  ■     -     '    •  "  •  ,      '   .  • 

Faire  de  l'argent  avec  les  dents.  To  grow  rich  by 
firing  hard  ;  by  fla*  uing  the  bt  Uie  to  {life  fhepu,fe. 
"A  beau  ieu  bel  argent.  Roundly  y  m  good  earmfl^ 
without fiiningydculiancey§r  delay  y  alfoya^goodod  is 

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l3u  temps  qu'on  fe  cacha,  pour  prefer  de  I'ar- 

:  ^eot .  In  good  old  times  when  men  wen  loath  ta 
puhlîflj  their  oivne  goodnefje  ,  or  tic  necefjiùes  ofo- 
thers.  '   w  .■  .  ^ 

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both  my  cloiith  and  hi^  owne  coi/ie-y  (appfyable  to  an 
vnnnfonâbU  chapmanjhard  bargainetyfore  dealer.) 
Le  terme  vaut  l'argent.  The  Terme  is  n^ofth  the  mo- 
ney^  (aphrafe  moft  vfcd  by  thofewhom  the  benefit p fa, 
little  time  maizes  to  neglcH  the  pamcntSy  ot  puwpo- 
mentswhiietotheybefubied.)       :  ,,"    '  *.      "^^ 
Argent  ard  gent  ;  Prov.  Mony  bitrhes  rnany^  (viz. 
the  foue  thereofenflames  their  hearts.) 
Argent  contant  porte  medicine:  Prov.  Ready  mo- 
ney  IS  ay  eadie  medicine.  ^  ," 

Argent  faift  guerre  :  Prov.  viz.  7^  moues  men- to  be- 
gmyand  enables  them  tofiUoWy  it.  >      . 

Argent  faift  perdre  J  &  pendre  gent:  Vxov.Lool^c 
Perdre,  or  Pendre.  .     ^ 

Argent  faift  rage,  &  amour  mariage  :  Pïov.Coyne 
moues  me?ivnto  ragejoue  vnto  manage. 
Argent  faiû  tout  :  Pioy./tllfeaYthlyJthings  are  com- 
mandedyiind compafjedyby It.  •     -  ; 

Argent  frais5&  nouveau  ruine  le  louvenccaurPro. 
Th'dbok/idantyor  free  vfe  of  money  ruinés  youth. 
TArgent  quand  Torge:  Vrov. One  fbr  anothet:  when 
we  haue  their  rvare  let  them  haue  then  money. 
Argent  receu  le  bras  rompu  :Prov.  LootiehrM^ 

C*(r^argent.qti' argent  vaut:  l\ov.  Nothing  but 

money  is  money -worth.      '  '  V 

En  argent  foit  Ic  capital  de  ccluy  là  qui  Ic  veut 
mal  :  Prov.  (Bei:l(eybecaufe  the  l^eepingofjt  is  both 
finfullyandcafiiall.)  *     v .  *\ 

Quand  argent  faut  tout  faut  :  Prov.  He  that  want  s 
money  wants  uUthvigs.  ;  \;        .  .  u  . 

Qui  a  argent  a  des  chapeaux  :  Prov.  MoJÎ  men  fa- 
lute  the  monycd  man-y  or  y  he  that  hath  money  hath  moji 
things.  ■:'■■'■' r'  ■  -'■"-''■■  ■-  ■  ■•.  /  ■..;;-■  ■ .  ^  :■;■. 
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Loue  is  potent  y  but  money  omnipotent.    ' 

Bon  marche  tii'e  l'argent  hors  de  la  bourfe  :  Prov, 

Good  cheape  c^ûimmodities  are  notable  pic  l(e  pur/és. 

pefolation  paroift  toft  en  argent  avancé ,  8cçi^\  Atgotcr.  To fj^urreiîo  fight  with ^^^  to  bra- 

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nin? ViQs.  Monty yWinCyandwomenyhaiée good  and 
bad  things  in  them.  .   ■^■^i":-'  ^ 

Mieux  vaut  avoir  ami  en  vôyc  qu*or  ri'argent  en 
courro)|c  :  Prov.  Afrtend  on  the  way  is  better  than  a 
penieinthepurfe. 

Nul  n'a  trop  pour  foy  de  fens ,  d'argent,  de  foy  : 
V:oy.  Loohe  Yoy.  % 

-<^elqucljavoir  que  foit  on  Thommes ,  s'il  n'a  de 
Targent,  on  s'en  mocque  r.Prov.  The  s^ilfiiUcJly 
wanting  mofieyyare  but  fcorned.."  | 
Qyi  combat  avec  les  armes  d'argent  cftafleure  de 
.  •  vaincre  :  Prov.  He  that  doth  fight  with  filuer  armes  i^s 
fure  t0  oner  come.  ^  .        ..  • 

Argentangine  :  f.  The  filuer  Squin^^e-^  a  difeaCe  wher- 

with  many  beJIdesDcmofihenes  (to  whom  it  was  firfi 
^bie6led)  haue  beenc  troubled.    '        *— 
Argenté  :  m-^e  :  f.  Siluered  ouer-y  coucred  wither  en- 
thaced  in^  fitter. .  /*  C. 

^^it  hx^tniLThe  Moone. 
rgenter.  To  filuer  oner  ;  fogddy  or  colter  with  filuer j 
UnneyOr  lead  ;  alfb;to  enchact  orinclofèyinfi'uer. 
tigenterie  :  f.  The  Alajicrfhipofthe  liatdrobc  j  alfOyd 
banl{e  of  exchaunge  ;  alCo  y  a  filuer  myni  ;  a  1(6 ,  a- 
Ttyfiuffeyptate^or  lewels  offilner  ^  as  (in  churchesjcups, 


'  V  ^  chalices  y  crojfcsy&r,  fift^crflufiM^^  tef!r}e,prepy 
or  chcfiy  rvhercïn  filuer  tlujfi^^^i^isy^pt:^  alfùy  a 
cuphoord  of  filuer  j)Luc.   -  ^ -'^.  ,,,.^,ii,  .      ^        .%       . 

ArgciHCUX  ;  ni.cuic  :  t.  Silucfie:,  offilucr^fitU  of  mo-' 
my yor  filuer  .j  that  h^th  fibre  (f filuer.  .  •  . 

Argentier  :  m.  ^  steward  y  rurfe^bearcYy  or  other 
Officer  ;  that  lay  eth  out  n^ncy'^r  his  Ma  fier  y  or  hath 
the  charge  of  his  M^afi^rs  moneys  alftr^  a  Banl^ery  cne 
that  Icndcthy  or  exchangcthy  money  fhr  game  ^  alfo  a   \ ; 
Cup-bearer:  :   '         '  ,  '.-  ^  :-        ^ 

Argentier  du  Roy.  The  Mafier  ofthtiVardrobey 

^  Or  Gentleman  of  the  Robes  j  an^  Officer  that  {eepeSy 
and  giues  an  account  of  all  the  Robcj,  prmentjSy  and 

m  clothes  made  for  the  ^mp^  owrfe  weapngy  fCr  hh  n  'ard- 
robeypr  charnier  ^r  torb^cgiUcn  i:pvay/^^-  ^  ^L^^^^^ 

Agenticre  :  f.  The  place  whercinmttatis  are  trud^  be* 
k  fore  coyne  be  made  of  them.  k.    V  f  ;    ^  y  t 

Argentin  :  m,ine  :  f.  Argentine  yfiluerie^  offilueryfil- 

:    Chardon  argentin  ;  Argentine  y  Siluer-ThifiieyQat- 
Thifiie  ^  CummC'Thifilf  ,  Cotton-Thifilf  ^  thi  wilde 
■yphteThiftle.  V    -  '  :      ^  ^     v 

Argentine  :  t  PVild  Tanficy  situer  weed.  :  : '  'M'- 
Argerite.  The  (Siluvycôlourcd)  fbamc  oftriçdleaâ, 
Ar^ilier  :  m .   The  Pontic {e  Acatia  j  (  'a  Thornie 

Atgiliere:  f.  A  clay-pit  j  or  ^a  plot  wherein  rotters  day 
i^gotten.  ./••_    ;  •,-.■         .  :'  v.v.:;:  ..,.    ./,:■■,.-•. A •'■ 

Argillc  :  (.Potttrs  clay  j  fit  mould  j  afhttieyorclammie 
:  earth.whereofpm'y&Cymay  be  made.    .. 

Argillette:  f.TineclayyOr mould.  ^       ^'   .-  ^ 

Argilleux^  m.eufe:  f.  clay:fh\fiillofafat  mouîdyOYçlayy* 
viad^  of  a  clarrimiey  orfiit  clay  y  dammieyorfht^s  Pot^ 
tersklay.       I     v\    ■■  /  *l.  :   v:-- :/#    ..  •  ■  JL'..^:^.- V 

Arglantier  :  m.  An  Egjantine  tree/ir  plant.       •  ■• 
Aigcht  :m.  A  light  horfeman.,  «...  >  vi*^ 

Argot  :  m.Thc  Spuyre  of  a  Coc\e  j  the  dcaw-dawe  of  a 

dog  y  eb*^  ;  the  heeUy  or  talon  of  a  hog.  ^ 

Afgoté  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Hauingfi?urres  ^  armedyOïfitrmfhedy 

ac  a  CocliCyWith  (purres yalfoybrabledycontehded^  con- 

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AEgoteure. -^  Ergoture^^ 

Argoteufe :  ï.AJcouUly  a  wranglhigyOr  cauiUinghoufi- 

A^^S^ouii  :  m.  A  ring  ofyron. 

Argoufin.  The  LieutcJiant  of  a  G  allie.    '  '  . 

Argu.  la  tcfte  pleine  d^argu,  Vull  of  angey  ,  per- 

pie  xi  tie  y  difpleafure  j  fraught  with  fretfiiU  procla^ 

maùons.  '  .    '       . 

Tu  he  me  parles  que  d'argu.  Thy  words  are  nought 
'  but cauilsythou doefiyiothir.gbiitbrablcwithme.    ^ 
Argué  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Argucdyplcadedyrcafoned-y  rcprouedy 

rebul^edychîdden..    ' 
Arguer.  To  argue  y' plead  y  rertfon^dif^Ute^y  diCcuffiCy 

or  examine  by  argument  :^  alfoyto  chidey  reproue  y  re- 
'^  prehendy  n  bu  fie  y  alfoy  to  incenfcy  zrge^  orprouol^e  vu- 
^ '  tp anger. 

Argueur  :  m.  An  arguer, or  pleader. 
Arc;uillonneux^:  m.  cufc:  f.  Litigious,  cor 

fulloffubtilccauiUing.      ^  .      •^ 

Arguitncnt:  m  .  .An  armncnt^y  r  enfin  ,  or  proofe-y 

afubieUto  write  y  reafon  ,  or  Q;c'a{cy  ofy  alfOy  the 

fumme  fif  a  written  matter -y  the  fun  marie  ^  or  fub- 

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Arr.-  ni.ic:  t.  Dry edvif,  full foalied^tphottyd/m^^^  wh 
K  thmdi  wîthgut  fap^ofhiimor-^  :^o/a  natHYaU  moy- 
^  pirc^s  fpt/HjOY  eonfumed.     ^^^  .  • 

Jividc  icofit  As  An .  Dry^rpithered^wiihoutfip, 
riddle  :  €A  leane^or  carrian  tit  j  an  lUfàkûuredfleJh- 
lejje  lade  ;  alfo^an  Anotamky  or  bodie  whereon  there 
is  vought  left  but  sliinya/id  bone.        *      -    .y 
^  Aridité  :  f.  Drinejfe  -y  neither cdnejje  3  want  of  humour ^ 
■''.  Ucl^e  of  moijïure.    ,.•;,•■.  i"*- :^'  é'/-;  '  '•■'^*'""'  •  ---^^^  '   :'  '^  -  ' 
Arictant.  Kamming^urmgjeacherot^  j  f«fir  fightings 
or  le  CI  ping  ;  /ri  ^  Kammeyat  rut^  •  ^.  r 

Arîgnéc;  5rr^c Araignic.    ,      i^^ ,,      f      ; ^ 
j^lgot.^^  Kx^ot 'yalfOya(mHJ^aU)RecoYM^^  # 

Aristocratie  :  £/4/i  AnflocraUe-y  the  gouernment  of  No- 
bles 'y  or  of  (me  fiwofthe  greatcft  men  m  a  State. 
Ariftocratique.  Anjlocratically  ruled  by  MobleSy  go- 
-      Hcrrudby  fame  few  great  men.  /   .    ;   • 

AdrtocratiqUcment^  UydlyyAriftfcraticalfy.    m 
Anftolochié  ;  f^  HartwortyBvihwort.,      if  : 
.  Ariftolochie  clçmatitc.  ClimingHirthwort. 
Ariliolochie  longucLong  Bhthvort^r  male  Birth- 

_,   T^oft.  -,    ,  ■•"■•,.■•.■;■■'•■       '  ■  ^■''■■.■■^"-  "    ■    ^-  ':'■'-''.  ■;v-.  ■ . 

Ariftolochic  rbndc.  RoundyOr  female  Bktfmon. 
Arithméticien  :  m.  An  Arithmetician.    ^     .' 
ArithîHetique  :  f-  Arithmetic l(e  j  f/^e  ^/<  ofntmbcrsy 
$orofnumbering.'^'       r    ; 
Armai  re:  com.  A  CupboordyAmbriey  little  prefer  a- 
nyhole  y  or  box  contnued  in  ^  or  agamfiy  a  wall -y 
ayjy (mall  hollow ronmCyOr plncCy  wherein  things  may 
'  befetylaid  vpy  and  l^ept  ;  Lool^e  Armoire.        »   ? 

Armaifen  :  f.  cecy  etV  plus  d'annailbn  que  ceJa. 

-'    Tbj^sls  more  (hong^bcttcr  armcdy  f  Iter  fir  fight  y  or  to 
endure  a  fi^htytban  that.  / 

Armateur  :  ^'  An  AymcryipYOuuicrofarmeSyOrwea- 

'    pons  fir  \whence  \         '  ;,  ;    ,     ^    ■ 

r ,  Armateurs  de  navires.  5//r/;  as  vndertalie  to  fur- 
•  nifhfl^ipping  with  powdcYyhuUets^iayleSy  chaine-Jhoty 
■    ^  Tvdct^firey&c.  * 

Artnc  :  f.  ^weapon  y  Loolf^eAvtncSyalfOy  at  Ame  5  (in 
Languedoc^  ^,  ^         ^       ^ 

Armer  m.ée  :  f.Armcdyhayneffcd  yfi.mijhçd  with  arms  y 
proiadcd  of  weapons 'ifirtificdyfinced.         *. 
Poifîbn  arjjié.  A  f he  u-fijh. 

Armée  \f.AnarmieyOrhoaJî. 

Ar  melin  :  m.  The  (hate-fpot)  ermelinyOr  Srmin . 

Armement  :  m.  Anarmingyatfoy  warlil(e promfionyOs 
powder  y  huUets^  chaine-JhotyWild-firey  &Cy  for  Jhip- 
ping. 

Armer.  To  armeyorbarneffe-y  to  put  on^or  clad  in  y  ar- 
mour-y  tofirnifhwubarkes  y  or  weapons  5  to  (ireng- 
then  y  fiyfific  ,  fi'rice  j  to  pouide  fir  y  or  againft 
w.arre.  •   ^    ^  * 

Cheval  qui  s'arme.  That  armeSyO-r  dc finds  himfelfiy 

'  /bvclappinghlsbitvntohis,  brea^wherehy  the  curb'e 
hmorutlc ornopowcroucrhim.)   ,        -  * 

Contre  la  nuiifl  s'arment  les  Limacom:  Prov.viz. 

•  ■       -»  ** 

•     VutjoHh  their  bornes*. 

Anneries.^TJ  Armoires;         € 

Armes  :  f,  H^nHefJey  armour  ;  weapons  ;  arpnes  off  en- 
JiuCyand  Hcfrnfiue  y  alfOy  Armes  ;  CegnifanceSy  or  Scut- 
cheons of  armes  yaifoythe  two  ^eat  tushes  y  or  tufhcs  of 
awildBod/c.  . 

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.  pom arhaite iongheads^and hatj^et  j  m  daïts^tazc 

ltnsypil(es,oïJpeaiesy&c.  '        '       .     "      .i  .    ' 

•  Cotte  d' armes.  Aj;eat-amour  :  fiB ,  a  HerauUs 

tfpcc  d'annes.  Xfltfil:^  Efpéc.   '       /    *        ■;     V 

Fai^S  d'armes.  Mis  y  or  feat  s  of  Chïualrie  ;  deeds 
■   efpfowcjfé^  warlil(^e,orvaiouroitsatchieuewe'atK\ 
Homme  d'armes.  Amn  of  armes  j  one  that  feruct 
incompleatarmouryOrt  agréât  horfé.^.      ,      .     . 
.  Faire  armes.  Tofi^bt  yalfoy  to  fight  mofl  valiantly. 
11  en  parla  comme  vn  cfcolier  a'arîlics.  Hee  jpal^e 
of  it  ignorantl^i  improperly  y  tmpirtimntiyyorhe  t(fuiv 
mtwhatt        r     ■  • 

•  D'oifcaux,  de  chiens,  d'armes,  &<l'amours,  pour 
vn  plaifîr  mille  douleurs  :  Vxov.ivhofiUinloueyOr 

^  fiUowHawl(esy  hoHnds^armesJiroyie delight fitfîam 
athoufàndharmes.   :         '.M^â'/l-^^  %     ^ 

Armet  :  m.  An  Helmet ,  or  (h^Tcmans)  head-peecej 
Armeurcrie  :  f.  Armorie  ;  armor  -y  armes.  ^   .    V-    . 
Armeures, /i;^  Axmurcsé 

Anfiillcs  :  f.  Tb'yrmringSyOr  braccsywherein  the  gui- 
geons  ofa(whe9lês)fpmdlefurne'yalfiy^certaine  lit^ 
tic  romd members  m  pillars y&c. 

^Arminettc  :  f.  ^^  Erminette.       ^ 

Armoire  ;  com.  as  Armairc  j  ^4n  ambric  j  cupboord  y 
box  i  iittle  boot^e-preffii  &Cy  (andbcnce)  alJOythe  Fix 
wlmein  the  Sacrament  is  {ept.^  ^  > 
Annoire  tournant.  The  round  y  and  iiirnwgbox 
(contriued  in  a  Nmnerie  wall)  whereby  the  fifiers  re- 
ceiuefvnfeene)  either  giftSyOr  necefjarics. 

Armoires  :  f.  The  flowers  called!  Swect-Iobns  ,  or 
sweet-williams  y  TolmeynerSy  and  London  tufts.    ^ 

Arinoirie  :  f.  An  armorie  y  orfiore-houfefir  armes. 

Armoiries,  ^rmesy  Cognifancesy  ScutcBhnSy  coats'  of 
a:rmes\alfOyas  Armoires. 

Armoirié  :  m.  ée  :  f.  GrauenyOr  charqe^jwith  âmes  ; 
fit  thicl(e  With  Scutcheons  of  Armes/y  bearing  anr.es. 

Annoiic:  f.  The  hèarbe  called  Mugworty  or  Mothc- 

Armoilè  mince-fucillcs^qii  à  petites  fueillesj  thin- 
leaued  Mugwort.  '  __^. 

Petite  armoilè.  The  fame  y  and  a  thirdyifj  Icfjt  J^nd~^ 
thereof  ;  à 

Armoinn:  m.Tafata.  ^  ,* 

Armoifin:m'.ine:f.o/r^j5^7/^iy///(;f;f.^'^^^^l^^^^^^^     ,  .. 

Armoiiine  :  f.^  Armoifin  :  m.  * 

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Armoniac.  /trmomacum  ;  a  Gummcijfuin'^fiiomthe 
Cyrenian¥cTuhyOrFe»ncll'gia)it. 

Armoniac.  OforfcafomdwithyAmonkcHm.-: 

Sel  Armoniac.  loo)^  Sel. 

Annonie  :  f.  ^^f't?  Harmonic.  i 

Armorial:  m..ale:f.  Belmgmgvntéjiïmori  orexprcf. 
finger fetlMgent ones  ami's. 

Annorier  :  ro.  /in  Armorer  y  or  Harncjfc-mal(^cr,   ' 
Armories.  ^  Armoires.  ^ 

ArmottCS  ••  f;  A  broth yorpapy  made  (fmeakfleepedin 

UqUoï^ndfoddenvntîUitbcthici^c,  [ 

Arinoux.choux  armoux.,  A  l^indofg^eaie  Colavorts 

whofe  leaues  are  of  an  ouaUfiirme. 
Amioyer.  Ta  tipyOr  decide  the  haft  of  a  {nifcy  orhxinlk 

of  a  fvordy-ivith  anyvpoTflie  :{y\Qï\mot.) 
Annoyic.  Mugwort  ;  Looke  Armoife.  -  * 

Armoyfine./?!- Armoiiine. 

Amiurc  :  tHamefCyOr  Armour  for  the  bodie, 

L'anmire  d'un  poiUbn.  TheJhiUyOrfialesofafiJh.^ 
Annui:cs.(AsvfùaU  Of  in  the  Singular 'fiumber)armSy 
harnf(re,armou/  fir  the  bodie. 


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Arncr.  / 

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Arnoi;lol 
l^^rolle  :  n 
Aromat. 
Aromate 
Aromatii 

flotmclii 
Aromatii 

tafl  ;  as  y 

Arofnati( 

pounds 

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wherein 
heart. 

Aromatii 

fhi^anty 

Aromati; 

fcjfuhcd 

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Aroy  :  ni. 

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ioy/Ucdyvnfit^orvriabtetopicjftawûma/t.      ^         ^ 
AnKat.ïV?è  raucmiis  birdyC^Ucdit  ShiiJ(iyNpf?mrdcry 

irariangle. .      .     '       "^  ;  /^ 

Arncmeiit  :  m.  A  )vcal(C}m^Jf/jymn^ybr  breal(t/iz  the 

reines  of.  "     ^     ^     ^        *'     '.   :       i> 

Arncr.  To  vtPc.il(cny  cnfccblCyJiraiK:^  crk^jy  breal^e  ih'c 

reinesyorbacl(eyOf.  ^4 

ATnoi^loiliiyVU/UarrrCyJï'aybréd. 
j-s^rollc  :  IP.  ec :  f.  At  ityat  ivorl^CyWhofe  handk  In.   ^ 
Aromat.^i,  Aromatique.  »  ^ 

Avom^tcs.  Spices  y  frapant  Simples.  \-       ^  ^     ' 

Aromatic  ro/at.  A  certaine  fweet  pouderymd  jh»  the 
"^  flofmulieandheari.  \  ^\  "         > 

Àroinaticité  :  f.  Swectfauoury  plcafuntfmelly  plc^/fg 

tafl^asyofjpices.  ^.         *;         ^'        ,^'"  ' 

Arortiatiquc  :  m.  ^^  d^'omaticall  Simj/ky  m  com^ 

found.  -f    ^\       ^ 

Aromatique  ganoHlc .  .A  tçriaine  çompojhion 

wherein  there  are  clones  i  m^d^^fi^r  the  pajjium  of  tie . 

heart.  /         'JK 

Aromatique: com.  Ayj^mtkal/y/puic^odori^ 

fr aidant  y  (Jvect-fmelling.        _^^  ^  /-> 

Aromatize:  m.  ée  :  f.  Perfùme^arûmati':;j:dy  iVicén  j 

fe.ifohedyOi/vpcetc/tedtvith jpicci:.     ^^  ,.,   #  , 
Arpinatizcr.  To  nromaÙT^e  ;  toperfîufieyfeafdn^orfmc- 

icnrvithf^icciyOr  fragrant  Simples.  '  \  i^ 

Aron.  The  heurbe  AranyCdluesfootyKaml^StAfclmoorty  ' 

Cticlipe-pint^Vrlcfls pintle.  %  -  * 

Alplldc:  La  troniic  topoot  in-,  alfoyas  Aï onddk. 
Arondcau:  m.  A  young  S  wallow.  ^ 

Arondclet.  ^5  Arbndeau- 
Arondclle  :  f.  A  Swallow. 

Arondcllc  dc  mer.  The  flying  ffl)  called  thcfca  Bat  y 

0fea  Swallovç  ;  alfoyà  i(irid  of  mullet  yC  ailed  otherjvifey 

Taulcon  de  mcr.  ' 

Arondclle  de  riingc,  Lf^^'CjHironcJclIe. 

La  grande  arondclle.  Thegreatyhlacl^eyandfc/h  J 

chhigyMartin.  ^r;^:^^^^^^ 

L'hrerbed'arondçlles.  Ce/^;zrf/w,  5r(?^/  Cdandiney 

SwaliowortyTettcrwort.  . 

Queued' arondcllc.  Sec  Queu^cV  -  ^ 

La  venue  dçs  arondellcs./>  ^èt^/^^  the  twoandtwen- 

tcith  of  March.        /  •  _  ^ 

Avoy  :m.  A  plough.  '        ;,^     ' 

ArpaiUcur:  m.  A  feller  o f old  trinlietSy  oràfoldyron;^ 
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.,:  ^^fccty  the/pot  13  ynchc^^  y       ■         '     *  %   ^r 
AipcntdcPoiftou.;3  8opÂ(rry/^/^}/T.     '      .C     ..    *^ 
L'ar|)cnt  Komauv  m^^  140  ftct^longy^d  no  fi^t  >   - 
brnad.^      I  -      •    .  '       ...   •    /• 

.  Aqx'Htage:  m;  AfoHeytakcnofland.^    .  '  1 

Arpente: m.ée:  tSmneyedyOr mcjfuredyts ta?idyalfo^ 
rkunc.     '  ^         ^  -  .  .' 

Arpentemei.it.  Afurueying^  or  meafuririgofhnd. 

Arpenter.  To  meapirCyorjUruey  Und-y  aifoylo  run.  ^. 

Arpentcnc'-r  f*  Afhrueyingyor  mcafurlngof  land.  . 

Arpentoir  :  ix^.AfurueyûryOr  meafurer  ofjand,  %■  '  * 

Arpillcux-:  m.  A'^/^cw/^5^^;/(;(/n;;ç, 

Arqucbouiadc.^i^Arqucbufadc;  .  ^    . 

Arqueboufe,&  Arqucboulicr.  as  Arquebufej  a/d, 
Arqucbufien  •   v^  '  Z  '  >  * 

Arqucbufade:  f.  Thefljot^a  cateettei\orhàrquebufc.^ 

Arqucbule  :  f.  ^a  hargucbufcy  calceuer  ^  or  hand- 
ptnnc,  /      . ^  •    ^  ;'i' 

Àrqucbufcdcçhaflçly4j^//;/i5  pcûce.-    •    ^     ,,: 
Arqucbule  à  croc.  Anharguebi(fe  a-crocl^e  (fome-- 
'^vhatblggcî\thénamlis^let.)  ^ 
Arqjtiebute  à  fufil.  ^  5";»;^^^-/^^/^^^. 

Arqucbule  à  grahd  rcH'ort.  A  tre^uh  harquebufe. 

Arqucbule  à  rouct.  A  fire-tocl^eyor  Pcece  that  goes 

withafire-hclfe.  V  :       . 

Arcjuebulier  :  ni.  An  harqucbufiery  orfmalifhot  y  me 

that  fir  ues  with  anharqucbupyOr  calceucr, 
Arqucmie.  S^fi^Ê^lquemie. 
Arquc^.  To  arche  j  to  bendy  crooliCyCr  bow  lil^t  an  ar  elf  y 

or  bowc.      '  •         .      •      •  •  ^ 

Arrablcr.  Tù  rape, and  rend  y  to  raumeyrobyfpoiley  to  get 

by  hool^e  or  by  crool(ey(an  old  word.)  '    ' 

Arrache  :  m.  cq  ;éiRootedvp  \  drawney  torncy  plHcl(ed  • 

out  y  or  z'p  by  the  rogty  pulled  away  by  violence.     : 
Arrachemctit:m.  ^A  rooting  vp-y  a'drawingy  tea- 

ringy  plucliihg ,  vp  by  the  root  y  a  'pulling  away  by 

violence.      '       ..       .      '    ^ 

Arrachement  d'une  voulte.  The  rooty  bottbmy  or 

bcgimmgofa  vault  y  as  Ta%dc  charge. 
D' Arrache-pied .  Coniinuàllyy  without  ifitermifjicyiy 

without  difcontmuancCytogethcr. 
Arracher,  l^o  root  vp  ;  to  draw,  tearèy  pluc^e  vp  by  the 

root  y  topuU  away  by  viole??  ce  y  to  plue  he  out. 

Il  arrache  les  bonnes  herbes,  &  plgfiîe  les  mau- 

vaifes.  He  reiules  thegoodyandflattcrs^be  bady  or^bc 

fupplantsverîueytofupport  vice.,  •         K 
,^'rrachcur  :  m.  A  puller ytearcryrooter  vp. 


Axj^^nt:  m/ Ana crc.or fur longefg^rQund y  the  mofl  or- ^ 

nui  nie  one  called  (fometime  s)  L'arpent  de  France,  fc^^rachis:  m.  ^Arrachement 
is  106  perches  fquare  (or  euery  way)  after  18  feei  fi#  îj  Arraeer.^^  Enraecr. 
the' perche      ;  *  v  ^      '  "^ 

-  lUzx^zniàth6\s'yContaineSym moflptacesytwo rooâs 
and  a  halfb  \  the  rood  40  perches  ;  the  perch  14  feet  3 
and  thé  foot  z^ynchcs.     •  ^       ; 

L'arpent  de  bois  de  Bourgoigne.  containes  440 
perches. 

L'arpcnt  dc  Clermont,  is  in  moil  places  100  F^ergcs^ 
in  others  biitj^  y  after  16  feH.  to  the  verge. 

L'àrperit  dcDunojs.  i^s  of  100  pcrchesy  after  20  feet 

,  to  the  pen  h .    ■  •   ,     .,.•  ■:      ^^,    ,,^_.  - .  ,  '.    ..  .., 

,  L'arpentde  France,  as  befofeyhi  Arpent.  ^ 

L'arpcnt  de  Nevers.  isfvure  quart4ts  fquare;  the 

quarter  tenncfadomes  ;  the  fa  dome  fix  or  dinar  ie  feet. 

L'arpcnt  dc  Paris,   is  100  perches  fquare  after  iz 

fei^ttothc  perche  y  (yet  is  not  thrs  proportion  oftht\ 

Perche  ge?icrall  •  for  in  fome  places  about  Paris  it 

.coûtâmes  i<;fc2t^  and  in  others  (after  the  ordbiarie^ 
rate /but  ijfj  '. 


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Arr.ailbnnc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Rca/hnccL  taîl{cd^  difcoarfcdy 

fiUenhî jpeechrvith.  .-,  » 

Arrailbmicmcnt: m.  Anafon'mg.talliin^f^fcûurjing 

with.  •  _  .,    ■, 

Arraifôliner.  To  reafon^onfrrfc^taîl{Ç,tûfcoiirfe,^Uift 

' Ipeech^cnter  into  tear mes^with.  ' ,     ^' 
Arramir.7"fl/îvM>-c.  ^ 

Arrange  :  m.  ce  :  f-  Kanlicdy  ra^ed,  dtfpofed,  orderedy 

arraycdydifi^jicd,pntcd,fét  in  it  place. 

Arrangement.  ^4n  ordering,  fort  mg^  ranging,  y  an- 

Arranger.  To  ranke/ange,  dijpofc, order, fort  j  flrrfiy  j 

dirgeftyfctinitrizhtplace,rorve,or  avrny.         • 
Arrapant.  Sudden(y,and  violently  pluc^ng^rfnatching 

arvay.       ■       ■  •  '       ""       ' 

Arraper.  To  take  bri'iolence  j  / ofnatch  away  j  to  gripe, 

(irpi/uckêarvavimàfHddmne.  ^  '      ;     '  '    ; 

Amitzdc.  A  Salamander.   '  .[    .    ,  .  '  •     ;  -       y  . 

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'  Arrc  :  com.  Tart  j  oryChoal(myt4  a  wildpeafh    ^ 

Arrci^ef.  ^^^  Arrcilcr  ;  alfo^  as  Fra)  xr.^ 

Arrcchc^^i  Arcftc.  /  ^  ; . 

Arree/ncnt  :  m.  Good  array yorder/qutpage.     ^    ^  / 
,  Arrçinentriîi.  ^  inning  of  mmey  in  urnefi^  tn-  be  fir  c- 

.     hand*   /  «  .  .    ■  ■    .^ 

Arrcmcns.  Ccfontjcsdcrnicrcs  expeditions,  & 
Àélcs  de  lufiice  fai<fts  encre  partiesliiigantes.^Ka* 

gueau;  "'        '    ^-'  ■./  ^'-  ■'     '^  "' 

Arrené  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Reined -^  borne  vp  (as a  horji)  by  bis 
-  reines.'     '  \    .     :'  ■■'^■/'     "«'  ■  .^-  ^ 

Arreiige  :  m.  ec:  f.  ^angedyXanJiedy  tfrdéred^dijpofèd. 
Arrenge!rient.I^(?i|je  Arrangement;  •    ^  -* 

Artct\ié:m^cc:'f.  Rented-,  IctyOr  tal(en^vponYint. 
Arrcritement  f  m.  Arentin(gj  or  letting  out  vpan  an 

yearelynent.    - .  -. 

Arfenter.  To  rent^to  le  tout  fir  re /it  j  alfoy  to  tâ\e  at  a 

rent.    .       -  '  '      ...•'..    •'  *- 

Arrcr.  togme  in  earneftyin  hand^or  befi^elrand  j  alfoy  to 

ffue  earnefifir  j  to  buy^  or  conclude  a  hargainey  by  gt- 

uingof ear7icjl.  ^    . 

Arrérage  :  m.  ah  arrérage -^  rcmatndery&c  j  ^  Arrie- 

■„  'rage.  "';     •  •''"        ■         "  '-     '  '  •  '•■-^  .  ■  ^'  -.  ' 
hxïctZÇAix.To  fill y^r&WyCome^mto  arrérages.  "* 

^rrwailles  :  f.  Latcnfardfeedycorne  thatsfiwcd  late 

in  thcyeare^or  in  the  Spring.  ^      ^^ 

Arrcs.  Earneft  j  monyginenfir  the  conctufion^Jlrii(ing 
ypyof  à  bargaine.  ^ 
\  Reprenons  nos  arrcS.  Lool(e  Erres. 
ArreflCement.  The  riJmg^orpiffcnejfeoftheyardypncl('' 

pïkle-yaftanding:  ^       ;     •    . 

Arrcfier.  The  yard  to  rifcyand  grotVyftijfeyOr  tofland. 
Arreft:  m.  A/iArreflySentencCyVccreeyOrderyOrfinaU 
iHclgement  of  a  Court  ;  alfoy  an  arreft-y  a  fctfure  of  y  or 
execution  fcrucdyVpen^  mans  pt/fonyor  goods^y  affiche 
-Reft  r^hereona  man  of  armes fetleth  his  Unceyandge- 
'  ruraUhany  rcftyftopyor  flay  fir  a  thing.  v  'êL 

Arreftdepont,  An  Engine  that  goes  with  a  viSyand 
hinders  a  draw-bxidgeyonct  detwnCyfiom  being  pulled 
'  vpagaine.   '         ,    .  '    '    ' .  / 
Tu  n*as  non  plus  d'arreft  qu  oh  ieune  veau.  Thou 
artasgiddiéasa/iul^ingcàifi. 

Arrefté  :  fl  ^«/Arefte. 

Arrcftc :  m.  ee :  f.  Stayedyft0ppedyarrefted-yfetledi;al'^ 

foydètainedywïth-heldjrom'y  nlfoydecreedydetermnedy 
'  •  refilued. .  ^  ^ 

Arrefie-boeuf.  The  hearbeReft-harroWypettie^rhime^ 

graund^fir7^yCammoc}(e.   . 
Arrcftcrncnt  :  ^'^Jiftoppingyarre^ingjlaying'^^^^ 

determining^:    .  ^^^--^ 

ArrcRc-^C?*  Ship'ftaying^barlipoppingy^^^^ 
Arreftcr.  To ftayyfiopyarrcft-,  fettle  ;  at/by  to  determim^ 

decreeyrefoheof^  alfoyto  detaincyormth-boldfiom. 

<  ancfkcr.Toftay/eftyfiop  atyfibide  idya place  s alfOyto 
•  ^'  parvfe on-y  alfOyto refobic.  V  ^ 

Arrheincns.  ^^rres^<>r  Ecremcns. 
.  Arricrage .  m.  ^n  arrérage  j  the  reftyOr  the  remainder 

of  a  payment  ;  that  which  is  vnpayedj  or  behind.  ' 
^rricrc:  m. ce:  f.  Cafty^omeyOrfitlen^behind-y  behind-^ 

•  hand.    ■  •  4>'    •  ' 

Arrière.  Behindy  1?acl(ward*y  alfo^  atoofiyorfirrefiom; 


(Caia  m  anger  vnto  an  importunate  repea^ 
ter  ofvnple^g  motions)  alfiymoreoueryfirthermore^ 

befidesyouer  and  be  fides.. 


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Arriereban:  m.  ^TroclamationyWhertby  thofe  that 
hold  of  the  l(i?ig  by  a  mefne  tenure ,  are^fimmomd  to 
aQmbUy  and  feme  him  m  his  W(irres  j  di^ertnt  from 
Ban,  whereby  fuch  are  called  as  hold  inîmediately  of 
him  i  (alfoythe  whole  troupe  of  ttjofe  mefne  tenants  y  or 
vnder-vajjals  fo  affembled)  ^(Ragueau  ;  The  Author 
of  Guidon  general  des  financiers  holdsy  the  contra- 
rieythat  Ban  ^s  f^  mefheyfindAnicrchzn  fir  immé- 
diat tenant  s  J  Others  imaginCylhat  Bajti  fummons  Ro- 
turier$,or;^r(^wr»  j  Arricrçban>gfwï/f/w»,or//^c/j  as 
hold  noble  fiefs  j  Some  fay  y  that  Ban  is  the  fir  ft  fum*- 
monsy  MïlCïcbznyàfecondyVndcrpenaltiei  Other ^ 

•  by  Ban  vnderftand  ordinarifferuiceyby  Arriereban 
extraordinarie  j  andy  m  old  timcyfuch  a^  were  called 
by  the  Billy  fer  ued  at  their  awne  charges  fir  tïf  daieSy 
during  whichyor  aflerwardsyi  pon  vrgent  occaficnsyth* 
Arricrcban,ar  a  fécond  Proclamation  was  madCy  en^ . 
ioyning  them  toferue  m  that  manner  for  tie  daics  more^y 
Howfoeueryat  this  day  y  theft  two  words  are  moft  com- 
monly ioyned  together  y  and  comprehend  both  the  gen- 
tlcmanyflnd  yeoman^y  th'immeaiateyand  the  mefne  yte- 
n)mt.  /^%Ban.       ^ 

Arricrc-boutiqiie.  A  bacl^^fhop  y  or  bad^-roomeyzfed 
fih'  priuat  wares  yOrworlimgin.  ^ 

Sans  arricre-bcHitiquc.  Plainefyy  openly  ;  yphoUy  ; 
without  flinchingy  dodging  j  dijfembjfng ,  or  double- 
dealing,     J  ,: 
Il  a  vnc  arrierc-boutique  -,  &,  Il  fe  referue  vne  ar- 
f  iere-boutique.  he  diftefnblesyorfupprejfes  at  yet 

.  hu  courage yor  cimning  ;  lye  rcfirueSy  orjparcs  them  fir 
a  taft  caftyOrfor  hislaftejforté  ' 

Arricrc-<:eiiiîve:  f./ï  mefne  tenure  m  an  eftateyOr  lanéfy 
that  is  Roturier,  or  held  by  a  Roturier  y  or  y  held  bj 
CcnsiamepicCcnCxyc.  ^ 

Arrierf-chainbre  :  f.  4  bac^e- chamber  ;  an  inner  y  or 
withdrawingcbamber.  "^  - 

Arricre-coin  :  m/  A  bâclée  coiner  j  afmalllpriuatyhid- 
deny  or  inner  roomey  or  y  a  hidden  roomie  in  a  baclie 
corner^: 

hn'iÇlt^omtif.Abact^'yardyOrbafe'Court. 
Arrief  e-demandé.  sleight /y  demaundedyfivwlyajj^cdy 

brylong  before  he  were  asl^ed for.  ». 

Arc icre-fais  :  m.Thefeco/idineyOr  after  birth;  the  three 

sl(ins  wherein  an  mfint  lyes  wrapped  while  it  is  in  the 

wombeyorwhenit  ccmes  mtotheworldé  ^ 
Arricrc-fcudal.  Seigneur  air.  A  mefne  Lor^. 
Arrierc-fief :  m.  A  mefne  fief  j  ^  fief  thatis.  held  of  y  or 

depends  on  another  yOr  higher  fief.  Lool^e  Fief. 
Arricrc-foin  :  m.  A  latter  matheyorylateward  hay. 
Arriere-foncicr.  ^  Surfoncier.         i»    ^^ 
Arricrc-foflfc  ?  m.  A  bacl^c  ditchy  or  dil^e  j  an  outward 

dit^e^ya^yO^Kc^i^on. 
Arriere-gardc  The  r  ere  gar  d  bfan  armie  j  alfoy  the 

wardjhlp  of  one  that^  holds  by  ¥jiïghts  fcruice  of  a 

ward. 

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Arriere-niaîn  :  m.  A  hlowgmen  bacl(wardyOr  with  the 

bac\e  of  the  hand  j  alfo ,  thé  profit  made  of  an  Of 

fice  (  befides  fees)  'by  fccret  bribes  ;^  a7id  exa^iôns^y 
:    priuatvayles.  -     ^ 

Arrîcrc-^ncpvcu  :  m.  Agréât  ^aund-child^  the  finni 

ofagraund'Child.     ^  -^ 

Arricre-^ouvert  :  m.  e.rte  :  f.  tride  open. 
Arricrc-poin6l  :  m.  A  badie-ftitch. 

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'.withbactdi'tch.y  /':  ■      ■   .     -  •  ^'       ;" 

Arricrc^poinctei'.Ttf  wjyi^e  bacl(  [Iitch  ;  tefet  a  bacli- 

ftitch.  '■   \    • 

Arricrcr.  T(>  ^oe  bacl^tvard;  a(fb\fo  Cet  bac^e.  , ,  ^ , . 
Arrierç-failbn .  Litcx  rmw  yH;,  fate  bar uejiy  a  Az/|- 
m  tPifd yUie,     ■■    ,  „    ■■..„..  •  .  :,..  ■  ,  ^''-'^^v  , 

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pofitidH.    ^  ,.        :^  •  ,  ■  ■  •.. 

[  Arrière- V all al.  -^n  vfidci-vajfuU \  a  ^ajjliU  -into  a 

vjflafl.    ..  ^:     .  .  i;     T  -i 

Ariierc-uaUciir.  .J^;^  vndcr-vafjall\  or^  an  vndcr- 

v'Uaine'ya  vaJJuUy  or  vilLiuie  vnto  a  vajjkfly  oriJil- 

lame.   "       ;  :        ^^        '  :  . 

Arriver-  s'ir.  To  rjfcyorftandvpfiiffcyas  the  yard.     . . 
Arrivé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Arrmcdyabboorded^comc  vnto. 
Arrivée^-  f.  ^/^  arviuall^  accejjv^  ubboordy  or  commhig 

Arrivemcnt  :  m.  ////  airiumg^or  commng  to.   •  .  : 
Arriver.  To  arriueyabboordyOr come  vnio.     r  /  '- 
Arrobe  :  f.  Aian  e  ;  a  vcfjelly  or  wcaficrey  rvhic  hy  in  the- 
.  weight  ofordinarte  marcha?idife  y  conies  to  twcntic 
*     fiue  pound,  j  j. 

Arrochcs.  OracbeyOragCygoldenhearbe.   ' 

Arraches  de  mer.  ^  certaine  hoaricygrayyor  malic- 
coloured plaafyCaliedfca  Orage.  -     i^      -     ^ 

Arrochf  S  Sauvages.  JVildOrageyAU-feed.    ,  '  i^    ' 

Avto^zinm^nt.AirrogantlyyprefumptHOufiy.     '    . 

Arrogance:  i.  .Arrogancie^  prefimption-yVauntingy 
priaCyOHcr-rceening.     *  -^  V  :' 

AiTOgant  f  m.  ante  :  (.Jtrrogant  ;  prefumptuom  ;  /?- 
ucr-rvcemng v  proudyWytbat  proudly  attributes  too 

.      much  vnto  Inmfeljè. 

,  s'Arroger.  T^  arrogjtCyor  afcribe  too  much  vnto  him- 

*^  /^//^  ;  /^  pre  fume  y  or  boi^y  more  ofhimfdfe  then  hee 
■•  Jhould.      --^y^-^  '■    - -v^:;'"^:"  -     ■^•-  -■•".■ 

ArroUé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  At  worke ^or ywhofe  hand  is  in.  ^:. 

s'ArfolIer.  To  fall,  orfet  hmfeljè ,  to  vporl^e  j  to  beat 
WO)  l^e^or  be  willing  to  wo/l^e.  ^, 

Arrondir.  T*^  round^mal^e  reundyturne  roîind.^ 

Arrondir  lés  efperons.Tt?  (purre  a  horfe  in  tUrningy 
mod  on  the  fide  whereon  he  turnes.'  ^.  ■  ■-'     *     # 

Arrondiflement  :  m.  ^  roundingy  mal(ing  roundy  or 
turninground.    '  .•      -^       /^ 

Les  Arrondifscmgns  d^un  habillemfent.  The  pie- 
cesy  'arjhreds  that  arc  cut  of  m  the  rounding  of  a 
.     garment. 

Arrofe  :  m,  ec  :  f.  Bedeawed-^  bejprml^led -y  gently  wet  y 
ormnijlenedyalittlewatered^ 

Arrofement;  m.  ^5  Arrpufcnicnt. 
Arrofcr.  r^  Arroufer,  - 

Arrofeur  :  m7A  bedeawer^  à  bejprinl(ler  \à  gentle  wa- 

terer  of.  •  •         .    ^  '  »;. 

Arroue.rw  Arrobe.  '  •  ;^ 

AxrouJcY.TorowleyOr tumble towjirds y  to  bringwith 

Arroufable  :  com.  Tit  to  be  water edy  bejprin{ledy  be-' 
deoT^ed.  * 

Arroufa^e  .vm.^^  Arroufcment.  .  ' 

Arroufe:  m.  cc:  C   Bedeawedy  jprinl^ledy  moifienedy 

iently  wet  yor  watered.  . 

Arroufement :  m.A  bedeawingyfprinl(lingymoiJlening\ 

gfMlewettinz^yWatering. 

Arrouler.  To  bedeaWy  befprinl^lc  j  wety  moifieny  water 
{[ently. 

Arroufbir :  m.  A  witeringpot.' 
Arroutcr.  Tofet^m  the-wayy  put  into  the  way. 


^%' \xxo\xitx*To ajfcmblc in tr oui esyto gather  togcthir.  's: 
inroutSytofi^éal(ea,îot.       ..  *  •  •!' 

.Arroy :^ m.  Orde/yarray  îeqnipa^.fiomturt^.      . '  '       | 
Arroye :  m.  éç :  f:  ^rraytd',  Jurnijhcdy  m  fU  cqui- 

ArroycFi^rt;  arftiy\  firm^j  -.J/ut  in  order,  eq^tipage^ 
Arrudir.  To  mal^e  rude  y  cloxpnijhyVnciut-éJ)ai  barons. 
Arrunic  :  m.  ce;  f.Carcc  arrunice.w/^^  c^z)r/,tr//(7^- 

,  m  ail  the  quarici  wmd^y  or  traucrs  tooraSy  ai  e  ctcih 
'  mated.  ;   •#  ^^  •. 

Arruiner.  To dclineateyor ftt outyin afea-cardyall  the 

Ku{r\s  of  winds.  *         *  .    . 

'  Arrunef .  To  rani^eyfortyrange.^dijpofy  put  in-order  y  fct 
.     in  array.       :        '  ■'  ^    _' 

Arry.  avant.  On  afbre^iw^y  thtre  hoè\  (fii)m  the  Carters 

/:^7,Arry,&horiho.)  .      > 

Ars.  les  ars  :  m.  ThebreaJIyOrJbrnl^et  of  a  horfe. 
Ars  :  m.  arfc:  f.  Eurnt-yfcorchcdy  parrched  yCuafmcd 

with  heat  y  or  fire.  .     .       ,^      . 

AliHcidc:  tïi.as  Aflaffin. 
Arfeirole  :  f.  ^  lit  tie  y  redyfcrwcry  and  petre-lil^c  finit  y 

that  comes  of  a  Hawthorne  grafted  on  a  J^iir,  ce. 

Ariel.  ^  Arzcl.  .  *  ;•:        ;' 

Arfcnic  :  m.  ^rfmcliCyOrpimcntyOrpme  {the  naturall 
.    qhe  IS  of  tim  forts  ;  tWone  redyth'oihcrycUynp  j  whc/  e- 

'  Arfcnic  cry  ftallm  j  is  compounded  of  fait  y  and  Hit  ^e 
pieces  of  Orpiment  y  and  ti^jus  te^fmedy  bccaufe  it  is  y  as 
ChriftàUytra^ifparent:  /    .    ^  •  -  '    • 

Arfbn  :  m. /w  Arcc^au  jVj^f  Arçon. 

Art:  n\.Anartyfcie?ice\  tradcycraftj  mifleriCy  occupât i- 
eu  y  alfoysl(ilIyCn7iningyWorl(^ma?^jhip  j  alfoycraftyfubtil- 
tiCydeceityguilc.  ^  '        :  •" 

Artsdc  vcntS:77rfembs.  ^ 

L'homme  qui  a  de  Tart  poflede  fa  part:  Pro  v.   He 
that  hath  wityWill  haite  afixire  in  cUery  thing. 
C^i  fçaitl*art  ferre  la bouticjue;  Prov.  Th\nuiom 
wor\eman^ften  hides  his  cunning.  * 
Qui  ncfçait  Part  ferrc  la  boutique:  Pro.  The  bun- 
gler Jo  feemecun?ùngym.il(es  it  daihtie. 

Art^iJ:m.^^  Orteil.  0 

Artcinon  :  m.  The  mi:^n  MafieyOrfayUyOfafhip. 

Artère  :  i^^n  Arteneypulfey  panting  veiue  \  i  sl^innicy 
roundy  and  hollow  veffell  y  rph^eby  the  vitatl  jpirit, 
mixed  with  bloudyis  conueyedfiom  the  heart  vnto^all 
parts  of  the  bodie.  *# 

Artcrc  aorte.  The  great  Artcrie y  mother  ArteriCy  ùr 
mother  hf Arteries.  Lont^c  Aorte. 
Artère  axillaire.  Tb'arme- hole- Ar ter ie  ;  OYy  a  left 
branch  a/fZ/Aorte,  fiom  whichit  a  fiends  oblu\mly 
towfards  th^arme-hole ,  where  after  it  ha thfent  it  bran- 
ches to  the  higher  ribsyand other  ad'iacent parts yitdcf 
cendeth  dawne  to  the  bought  of  the  cubit. 
:  Artcrc  carotide.i//^^5  from  th'k\i]laireya?id in  diui- 

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ples. '  "  . 
Artcrccervicale.  Jin  Arterie  in  the  napey  or  hinder 
partyoftheneckeyifues  from  r/;^  Sousclaviere,  and 
goes  thence  through  the  necl^-bone  vnto  the  braine.  > 
Artery  caliaquc.  t(]ùes  from  the  bodie  of  the  great 
Arterie  y  and  is  diuidedinto  three  branches  ;  ioclfe  ^ 

Caliaque.         -^  ^      • 

Artères  coronales.  Two  little  branches  of  the  great 
a^rt^riCyàndlcft  by  iti^nto  the  left  ventricle ^and  broad 
cndyof  the  heart.:  • 

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mujclesitdmdcsitfclfè.  #     .        : 

Actcrc  cubitale.  The  cub'ttall  artcrie^a  branchofth* 
AxiJJajie.    '   ;     ^  *        * 

Arterc  cyftepatiquc.  A  branch  of  the  Co:\\zc^wt\ 
goes  vhto  the  liuer^and  the  gall.  *    . 

Artécc  diaphragmatiquc.  Ijjues  from  the  trnnlfe  of 
the  great  arterieyand  thence  goes  vnto  the  Diaphi  ag-, 
ma..       .      •  .-•    %  ,.  : 

Artère  Epigaftriqueé  A  branch  of  the  IlUck^  arte^ 
rie  \diftributes  itfelfi  amon^  the  mufcles  of  tb'  Epi- 
gaftre. 

Artère  GâftrcpipIoiquc./4  branch  of  the  Cctliaquc, 
^tphence  it  goes  vnto  th^yentrkle^and  /feT-piploon.  • 
Artères  gemclicrcs/Tfce  twin  arteries-^  twofmall 
onesyxvhich  defc  end  vnto  the  ioint  of  the  l^nee  betwcene 
the  proceffeî  of  the  thigh  bones. 
•  Artcre  erande.  4ir/À^r^. 
Artcre  nontcufc.  j//à«  from  the  gr£àt  arteries  def^ 
cendent  branchy  and  befioives  it  felfè  among  the  prm-- 
ties.        '  '  ^    ^  ,  ^ 

Artère  hypogàftriquc.  ^  branch  of  th'lliacl(e'^  di- 
fif'ibutes  It  felfeammg  the  parts  of/r/ZHypogaftre. 
Artcre  Iliaque.  Th'lliacl(e  artcriCy  orydefcendent 
branch  of  the  great  one. 

Artères  inter coflalcs.  T'tvoarteries:yanvpper'yWhich 
beftowes  it  feljèamongthe  mufcles  that  be  between  the 
fiurc  higheflribs  ;  and.an  vnder  one^  yvhçh  goes  vnto 
eucry  mufc^e  that  is  betwcene  the  re jl  of  the  ribs. 
Ai'tercs  Lumbaires.  The  loynerarteries'^  ifjucfrcm 
.  //>'Aortc  vnto  all  the  parts' of  the  loynesy  giuing  lift  vn- 
to the  marrorv  ofthebac/^e  bone ,  and  fending  lu  ma-- 
ny  branches  vnto  (he  ioints  thereof  as  there  be  holes 
in  it.       :  .   •'. .  :'  ..    .  ■  ., .  '.  ;-■   ■  X  :  . 

Arterc  Mamillaire.  The  pap-art  crie  ;  iffuesfrom  the 
tru?il^cofth'hont:. 

Artcres  Mcftntcriqucs.  Lool(e^U:(tnitnc\uc.^ 
Artcrcs  Plantcres.  Two  branches  of  the  thigh  arterie 
(the  which  they  diuide  in  the  middle  of  the  leg)  an  in- 
ward 0710^  which  defcends  to  the  ioint j  or  fitting  on  of 
the  foot ^  and  p ajf rag  along  the  folcy  ends  i/i  fiue  bran^ 
chesy  whereof  two  f h  He  fir  the  great  toe  y  two  fir  the 
fécond  toCyand  one  fir  the  middle  toe-y  Thouiward  (as 
th^inncrjends  alfo  in  fiue  br  inches  \  two  whereof  it  be- 
flowes  on  the  little  toe ytwo  on  the  next  vnto  ity  and  one 
on  the  middle  one. 
'  AxtctcàQ  voxAmon.  The  wmd'p'fpe. 
Arterc  radiale,  ^fécond  branch  of  th*  arme-hole- 
ar per ic ^whence  itlreflowcs  tifdfi  on  the  Radius^(?r  the 
vppeïyand  greater  bont  of  the  aimé. 
Artère  rénale.  The  l(idncy  drier  ic\iffues  out  of  the 
Aonçyand  enters  into  the  l^idncy^  bringing  vnto  it  the 
fcrqfitieoftWarteru^Ubloud.  - 

Artcre  facrcc.  A  branch  of  the  2/ eat  arteries  defc^n^ 
dent  branch  j  goes  vnto  the  marrow  which  i^  m  the 
Os  (acre. 

Arterc  CoukhvicrcThafcendcnt  branch  of  the  great 
arterie.  *  .         ^. 

Artcre  fpermatique.  The  fpermaticlie  arterie  y  goes 
from  the  bodie  of:h^Aonc  vnto  the  tejiiclesyind  there 
ioynes  with  the  veine  that  puernes  thofe  parts. 
Arterc  (pltnhiquc.  The fpleene  arterie^  or  grealefl 
branch  of  the  Cœliaquc  y  whence  it  goes  vnto  the 
fpleenCy  and  therein  ends.  ^ 

Artcre  temporelle.  Th'arterie  of  the  temples. 
Artcre  thorachiquc.  The  hreafi  arter^'y  iffues  out  of 
the  great  arteries  af  endcnt  branchy  and  goes  vnto  the 
anterior  mufcles  of  the  breaji. 


Artcre  vcïvçûCc.Ttieïeinic arterie  ;  one  0/ the  three 
'•  priynipatloncsofthe  bodie  ;  ifji^esfiom  the  liftventri- 
'     cle  of  the  l>cart^  d^d  carries  thuae  to  the  knp  blokd 
^     fir  their  nourifljmvit.  '    #1 

.  AÇpic^ncrc  The  wind-pipe.  *       '• 

TiaAitc  arterci  cry  Trachiarterct ;  tl^famery called 
alfoythe  pipe  vf  the  lungs  j  u  one  of  the  whe  prwctpatl 
arteries  m  the  bodie  ;  and  th'infirumcnt  ofbreathyand 
voice  i  It  bcpni  at  the  Larinx'^  and  cnas  at  the  lu/igs, 
'    or  lights.  ;  .      ^ 

Arterial  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Oforbelangingto^rtaies.  } 

Artcriçjx;  m.eufe  :  f-  lull  of  arteries.   , , 

Vdljc  artcrieuie.  l(>%,Vcine. 

Artcnotomkif.  An  tncifion  of  arteries.     ^ 
Arthetiques  :  f.  cowflipsyor  Oxflipli.      \      ^  : 
Arthritique.  Ivc  anhritiquc  Hearbe  lue  y  ground 

Piney  field  Cypresy  Fcrget-me-not.      ' 
Arthrodie  t  f.  ^n  halfi  conmnaion  of  two  hones  j.  the 
.  •  head  of  the  one  being  but  halfi  lodged  withm  the  caia-* 

tieofth'other.^ 
Arthmcr.  To  mal^eartificiall-y  or ytomal^e  an  a^'t  of.   • 

Artichau,&Artiehaud.^,Artichau]r. 

Artichaulicte  :  f.ABedyOrPlotfetwithArtichoc{es. 
Artichault  :  m .  ^»  ^r//f fco^i^^. 

Aïtich2iu\tùuvz%c.ThewildA/tichockf;o^^ 

Artichoclie  j  atfoythe  white  thijiley  milj^e  thijilçy  our  La- 
dies thiÛk.  -      '  ■      '' 

Artichaut*  ^5  Artkhaplt..    ' 

Article  :  m.An  article  ;  4  head^fnrincipall  claufiyiitk;or 

point  of  a  matter -y  alfo  y^  Smmeyor  Item  of  a  Surr/ûie^ 

inaccouïkt^alfoyànomtyCrt(putli^e. 

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Douleur  articulaire.  PaincyOr  ache  in  the  huit s-^and 
(more  particularly)  the  G  out.     '      '        -         .*/- 

Articulation,  a  growini^fprininii,vrP:ootingvpf(m 
{not  to  i(fWfy  from  ioint  to  ioint  ;  alfoy  the  hurtinq.^  or 
bur  fling  of  young  ioints  ;  the  flaring  of  trees ,  whcfe 
yong  fjjoots  are  beaten  cf  by  tempefLorhurtyand brui* 
fedbyrudeyflndvnsliJfitllha/idling.  v  ' 

Articulé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Articulât edyartidcd-yfet  downein^ 
reducedvntOyàrticlesi  diflinguifhcd.fummnrily  hand* 
ledyparticularlyyand  precifely  defcribcdy  alfiyiointedy 
orlffiottêd. 

Voix  articulée.  A  diflinfl  voice^fi voice  thats  eajie  té 

bevnderfîood.  .  j' 

Articuler.  To  articuktey  artidCy  reduce  into  articles, 

diuide  y  or  diflinguifh  by  fuerall  heads  y\title%.y  or 

fummes  i  precifelyyand particularly  to  dcfctibejor  point 

out.  ^  . 

Artien  :  m.  An  Artïfly  or  one  that  fiudies,  orprojrps^ 

artes.    '      '     -        /"  *  : 

Arrière  :  f  The  SharpUngyStkli^ingy  or  Sticti^ebacipe,^  (a 

fmaUfifh.)  /  : 

Artifice  :  mSl(iU^cumingyWorlimafifhipyalfo^ 

tihie^gmUydeceiî. 

Artificiel:  m.elle:  f.  ArtifràaÙySlfitfiill^cunning^worli- 

man^y,worl(emanlil(e.  ^ 
Art\Bcic\\c\rienv  Art!fjcîaUyjunmnzîy,wcr{^^ 
An  f\c\cUX,:tr^'CvSç:f^  Artificial/,  fiU  of a^^ 

Art'ScY.^rtificiallyio  firge-,tomaI(e by art.â)  craft.    ^ 

Artillcr-  To  fùmfljwuhprdnanceyOrArtiUcne. 

Artillcvïc  if^Artillerie.Ordnance.  > 

Arti-leric  cardinale.  i^(GniGngfea'men)  a  pcece  of 
Ordnance  of  a  very  wide  bore.  -,    \     ' 

Artillicr  :  m.  A  Bowyer.or  Bow-mal^erx  alfo.a  Fletcher -y 
or  one  that  malçes  both  boweSyanda'ftowes.       \    ^ 
Artillicr  du  Kdy.  The  KjngsBowyeryOr  Fletcher:  an 


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ments  ofjhotingybiUalfuyizU  manner  ofmi^ficinllfirc- 

worl^es. 
Attimon-  ^  little faykyCaUed pthetW/C^yTïinquct  _ 

Artlron  ;  m.  AUttUj  rounds  andgrctmlh  wormey  ffût 
much  vnlike  a  lorvfey  and  ordinarily  cleamng^  tn^  greJt 
•  m^mbcrsy  totheleanes  ofxoleworts^  and  other  j^la^tSy 
.  the  which  in  time  they  denour.  /        'y .  •  ' 

Artifan  :  m.  An  artificer,  worliman^  handicrafts  man  j 
^  alfoydn artiJlyOr artifan.  /^'. 

AniCon.as  Artiron^  alfoya  l(indofmoth  ;  alfoy  a  wood- 
Tporme;  affOyasTcic,ncythe  stfurfi  of  a  fcàld  head  -^fo^ 
^\  Uarmedy  becaufe  the  part  infixed  with  itfecmesto  be 

moth-eat  cnyorworme-eat  en. 
ArtiToniiQ' Moth-eatenyWorfHe-eaten.  • 
Artift?  :  m.  as  Artifan  ;  alfo.an  artiftyor  Majier  of  art. 

Artiftemènt. /^  Artificiellement.  v 

Ai  toir  :.  m.  The  great  toe.  •  i 

Artre  :  f-  A  moth-y  alfoya  l(ings-fifl)cr.     '  ' 

Artres  des  boulcngicrs.  ^  l(}nd  of  butter fliesy  or 
rreatwrnte  motheSyWhich  line  altogether  in  baJie-tn^u- 
fs.ormyUs.  ^      ^         ,        .    ^ 

A;  trc  grifc  des  bois.  The  vermine  callcdy  a  Wood- 
'    lovfe.  ,.■'■'■  '    [  '  '     ■ 

Artrofc  :  f.  \A  natural! y  and  moucable  connexion  of 
bones.  .        ^  *        - 

Artufon.  A  come-deuouring  meuill  -,  oryos  Artifon. 

Afzel  :  itK  a  l^orfe  with  a  white  foot  on  the  right  y  or  fur- 
ther fi^c.  .      .     .   *  ' 

Ks.  ^n  Ace  at  dkèyOr  cards.  ^    • 

Demi^rer  entre  deux  &  as.  To  reft  on  vncertaine 
tearmcsy  to  bee  doubtfiiUôfhisfuccejje^not  tê  h^mw 
what  will  betide  htm. 
Refpondre  entre  deux  &  as.  Loifl^e  Deux  ;  ar,  Az.  " 

Afare:  m.  The  hear  be  Vole  foot  y  Hafteworty  Aiara- 
bicca.  ■••  '.^r/    •,■■;■•••■' 

Alariiie:  f*  /f/!/i^;i  Afarabacca.  , 

Afarole  :  f.  Al^irid  of fmallyandyricl{ty  medlar  trecybea- 
ring  aleffèy  and  harder  jruit  then  the  or  dinar  ie  one  ^ 
Seelie  fizzTolc.        "  *. 

Asbetin.  o/A^^beftinuitii  a  {ind  ofliniy  or  flax  y  that 
wil  not  be  burnedy  andyeelds  a  cloth  which  fire /coures 
better thenwater^       ,  :       g  . 

Aicalabc.Tèf  venomous  beajl  tailed  StclïiOyOr ytbeftar^ 
Tie  Lizard.  .  ^ 

A{calaiie,.&  Afcalavcttc.  ^^  Afcalabc 

Afcandc  :  fiM  l^indoffnall  round  wor  me  yWhich  breeds 

in  the  bowels.     ..      \,       ;  ! 

AG^v/Anté.lnftruCledyfiilly  infbrmedyfnade  st(il^jliAyOr 
throughly  acquainted  with., 

Afçîvanter.  To  infirme^  orinftru6l  throughlyy  to  let 
t^nQWy  giue  to  wit  y  mal(c  sl(ilfiiU  iny  orfiiUy  acquainted 
with..  >  '  ■    ^  •  ■  .  ..  ■ 

Aiççivoir.To  wit4hat  is  to  fay.      . 

Afcendant  im.  A  J^nfman  inafcent  ;  as  the vnl(le  is.  to 

thenephew,&c. 
Afche  :  iThe  hearbe  Smdllage  j  LooJ^eyAchc. 
Afchee.  A  ground-wormcyor  grub. 
Afchct.  ^^Afchce. 
Alcîte.  A  i(indofDropfies  which  ma1{esthe  belly  found 

He  a  bottte^when  one  prises  on  it. 

Aides  :  iShiuefSyOrJplintersofwoodybreal(ing.  ^Lan- 
«   cued.  ^ 

^Jf  ^^er..t^  Accdutcr  ;  OTyOs  Efcoutcr.  ' 
Aferchcs  :-f.  mid  pricl(madamyftone<ropyWorm€grafe. 
Ajereiner.  To  cleereyor  cheereyVp.      • 

AgrindiUancnt.  ^j^AggrandilTcmcnc. 

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Ladies  thijlle.  ^  :  ' '■  ^.  I 

Conconibrcafinin.777^TviW,crj^/rfi;/^C(w 
Alinatique  ;  copi.  Purfie.Jhort'Windedy  breathmg  with 
difficultie.     •  \  *  \j 

Alinc:  n\.Difficu!tieofbreathi/?g,pjort'Wind',  PfaifîfîUy 
or  hard  drawing  of  the  breath  y  accompanied  with  a 
'^heeijngypuffingftKpurfin'eJJe.         '*, 

Alhc  ;  m.  An  Affe  j  atfoy  a  littU  fifh  with  a  great  heady 
callesty  a  Bull  heady  or  Millers  thumbe  ;  alfoy  a  dunce  y 
blùcl^head^foty  loggarheady  duU-pated fellow. 
Afhc  d'Inde.  The  beaft  Rhinoceros  j  or  (asfom^  will 
haue  tt)  th'l^nicorne.  -•  ^ 

Coqàï^fnc  ALibellyPafquinCySatire. 
Culd'2dhc.Thenameofadaintief/fh. 
Dos  d'afhe.  à  dos^ou^çn  dos  d'afiie.  Ridgill-bact^ed-y 

'    bowedyboughticyor  hewing  j  higheft  in  the  middle. 
Miroir  d*  ame.  ^  Ijind  of  tendery  and  tran^aroit 
whiteftone'^oéTdlc.  . 

Oreille d'afiie.  Th'bearbe  Comfreyy  /(nit-baclieylfnit- 
wort yblàcl((  wort.  #    • 

Oreille  d'afiie  :  Pro.  ^f^e  party  or  dutie  ofaferuant  y 
to  heare  all  his  angrie  mafter  fay  es  without  replying  j 
from  the  natureyand  cuftome  of  an  Ajjiy  that  (whalfoe- 
uer  noife  is  made  about  him)  only  clâpldowne  his  ear  es, 
andfbllffwesonhisway. 

Pas  d'afne.  The  hear  be  Vole  foot  yColtsfootyHorfefooty 
and Hallfoot  j  a'/i,  a  certaine  rmgyOr  hooper cfyron  m 
thefbrecaftle  ofafhip  j  afoyafifhm  of  a  PortyOr  V^pfet 
in  the  mouth  of  fome  bits. 

Perfild'afiie.  fyild  Cher  kill  y  mocl^e  Cher  uillf  great 
CheruilyAffcùarfelyy  Myrrhis  C^fheSy  Caxesyor  Kfxes. 
Pont  aux  afnes.  Any  jhiflycuajionyhelpe  at  a  pinch  for 
th^ Ignorant  y  any  eafcyor  dire^ion  vnto  dully  or  vnlear- 
ned  people  yjbr  the  refolution  of  difficulties  which  other-  I  ^ 
wife  they  cannotconceiueyOSya  Diâlionarie^^andyin 
Logicl(eytheconuerfionofPropofit'tons.   "      ; 
Avoir  de  Talhe.  U  y  aura  icy  de  Tafiie,  Here  will  be 
fome  foolijh  coy  le  y  fome  idle  fîurreyor  other. 
Braire  avec  les  aflics.  To  fhllcrw  the  fafhioUy  or  doe  \ 
what  others  doeyhffw  abfurdy  orfottijhfo.euer  it  be. 
Brider  Pafîie  par  la  queue.  To  do  things  out  of  order  i 
to  goe  the  wrong  way  to  the  woodyOr  to  wort^e. . 
Cholere  comme  vn  afiie  à  qui  Ton  attache  vne  fu- 
fée  aux  fcifcs,  i4j  angrie  04  an  Ajfe  with  afquib  in  bis 
breech.  — 

'Demander  de  la  laine  à  vn  allie.  To  asl{efhr  a  thing 
where  tu  not  to  be  had. 

Desfcrrer  l"afhc.  To  vnjhoe  the  Ajfe  j  weefayyto  ride 
the  wild  mare. 

Faire  de  rafhcpour  avoir  du  bran.  Lo0l(ey'Btxni  ♦ 
Laiflons  aux  afnes  les  chardons.  Let  AfJ'es  feed  on 
thtfiUS)dunces  enduU flu fe^duU wits  on drie  matters. 
Mener  I' afhc.  To  be  laughed  at,or  little  accounted  of 
by  all  men  that  fee^oY  meet  him. 
Monter  fur  I'afhe.  To  breal^e^  become  bankrupty  re- 
nounce his  owne  gO0ds:(A  PhraCc  dcriucdjroman  auh' 
cient  cu^ome, whereby  fuch  as  brolie  were  compelled  to 
ride  bac1(wardon  an  Ajje  through  the  towne  they  dwelt 
in^holding  hk^le  in  their  hartds^injleadofa  bridle.) 
On  y  va  comme  afnes  desbaflcz  :  (Ofthofe  that 
met  atftoilen  lecherie)  they  goe  to  it  hotefyy  fùrioufly,  ■■ 
with  a  terrible  appetite-,  (fir  Aiïès  dfchargcdof  thcrr 
burthensyvnfadledyandfet  at  liberties  are  the  frul^eji 

creatures  aliue.)    • 
*  Saulter  du  coq  à  l'aiiie.  To  digreffefrom  the  matter, 
oryto  leapefuddainely.,ahd  difarderfyy  fiom  one  matter 
toanother.  ,       '  •  " 

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Tirer  pets  d'un  afhc  mort.  T(?  /l^^^^r  a  deadafefhrt  ; 
^^ ivarlie inipvjJibHit'ns.  .-> 

Alrie  d' Arcadie  broute  chardons^Sc  ortie^&c.  Pro. 
LoolieyOmc.  .    *        '^      ' 

VzwQ  qui  brait  le  plus  5  eft  ccluy  qui  mançc  le 
moins  :  Prov.  Th'affethatbrayeth  mojleatcîh  leafl.  ^ 
Vn  afne  n* entend  rien  cii  Muiique  :  Pro.  An  ajfe  * 
Ù  but  a  bad  Mufician  ;  or  ^cannot  mdge  ofMuficlie.    '  * 
à  laucr  la  tefte  d*un  afhe  on  ne  perd  que  le  temps, 
&  la  lexi  ve  :  Pro.  In  vaine  one  firmes  to  mal^e  learned 
afottijhyor  mal^e  hone  ft  a  graceUni^perfùn. 
i  la  preuve  Ton  cfcorche  T  afnc  :  Prov.  Loo\e  EC- 
corcner.      v  _.  j^      ; 

d  qui  eft  Tafhe  fî  le  garde  :  Prov.  Ut  him  that  mes 
athingloolietoit.  ^        ^         v  ;  :    .. 

a  qui  eft  Tafhe file  tiçjinc  par  la  queue:  Prov.  See 
Queue. 

a  rude  afiic  rude  afnier  :  Pro.  A  ftubborneferuant 
needs  a  jiorpard  mafter  ;  4  r)^r/2  wifè  a  curbing  hus- 
bandry a  rebellious  fubie£l  ayigoroits  Soueraigne. 
à  vilain  charbonnécd*afîie:  Proy.  Achurlewould 
hàuechurles  fh'ey  grofje  meatSyCourfe  entertainment. 
Amoiu:  apprend  Its  allies  d  darner  ;  Prov.  Lool^e 
Danfer.  ^ 

Aflez  va  au  moulin  qui  fon  afîie  y  envoyé  :  Prov. 
]tie  may  be  /aid  to^oe  a  thing  that  fets  hitman  about 

Chantçïà  r  alhe  il  vous  fera  des  pets  :  Vvov/The 
ignoraM  bhcl^ead [cornes  bath  Muficke^and  the  Mu- 
,  fts*^  or^s  wee  fay  y  Claw  a  churle  by  the  breech  y  and  he 
voillberayyourfijl.  .• 

Deux  orgueilleux  ne  peuvent  eftre  portez  fiir  vn 
a^lC;  Prov.  One  poore  ajje  cannot  carrie  two  proud 

/    ones.  ■■  ^;  '/■■•   ■■  .  '■    '    ■■  :-;•'-" 

II  ne  faut  pas  lier  les  àfhes  auec  les  cheuaux  :  Pro. 
Churles  are  not  to  be  matchty  or  fortedy  with  gentle- 
pien. 

On  n'aura  ia  bon  afnc  vicij  :  Vno.A  fluggyOr  dullard 
groxvae  old  is  worfe  then  naught.  ' 
On  ne  fait  boire  à  Tafhe  quand  il  he  veut  :  Prov. 
Men  force  notth'affe  (but  ajfes  men)  to  drinl^e.  / 
Plus  d'un  afîie  1  la  foire  a  nom  Martin  :  Prov.  tve 
fay  (with  a  fmallrefemblance  offence)  there  bempr^ 
maids  then  Mal^i/iy  or  y  more  maids  then  one  be  called 
Mall(ih.         '  \  ■  '■'.    *    ^  / 

Pourvn  poil  Martin  perdit  (on  afne  :  Pro.  The  pu- 
ni figment  y  or  taxation  ofthofe  that  tpon  afmall  oc cap- 
on enter  into  a  great  contoitionyàs  this  poor e  man 
didyWho  laying  a  wager  thai  hisa£e  wxs  all  white pvas 
Jhewed  a  blac\e  haire  on  himyandfoylil^ean  affcjoft  his 
affèyWhkhwasthewager.  r 
Pour  vn  poind  Martin  perdit  fon  afhc  :  Prov.  ^ 
fmall  omijfiQnyOr  error  may  turne  a  man  to  much  preiu- 
dicc'yLoolieyVdindi. 

Qui-d  afiie  tend  à  afnc  vient;:  Prov.  He  that  willy 
mayyfio^eynoughyproue  an  ajJe,  .v 

.Qui  femme  croit, le  afne  mené,  fon  corps  ne  fera 
iafai>j'^cine:Prov,  Hethatbcleeues  awomany.and 
#  leads  amaffeywill  ju^er  be  in  quiet. 
Sous  ombre  d*aiîiç  cnne  le  cliien  au  Moulin  :  Pro. 
(So  many  a  l^mue  fneakes  into  good  places  in  companiey 

,    or  vnder  the  pretfxtyofhoneft  men.) 

Tel  aliie  tel  aiglon  :  ÎProV.  Such  as  the  alFe^  his 
goad.  .         f    * 

Afnéc  :  f.  An Affeload of 
Afi^c-fiJeille;  A  i(ind  of  OriganyWhich  Ajfes  loue  cxcee- 
dingwcll. 

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neffcy  blocl^^nvp'y  any  impertinçnt  y  gr  ^J]hlil(Cy . 
«   prance*      ■  ■/    *■  "i    -»^-. •'..■-*•  .^;-'  ',  . 

Afnclquc  i^com.-^AJfe-lilieyfottijhydully  ignorant  y 

blocknh..^  -^       N\ 

Aihcfîcî:  f  AjheeAJJeJ     #  .A.  J  .^ 

Dc  petit  cfguillonpoinft  on  bien  grande  alhefle: 
^    Prov.  Great  beafts  are  pficlicd  forward  with  fmall 

goads»  ^/^  *  •  ■  ■  ••;:■>'':«••• /^ '•    .',.-'■.;      ■  .'/v. "'♦•■-. 

Afnichoniïti.  A  y  oungajfe.      [^   ^^  *^   '. 

Afnichons.  Two  lit t le ftarrcsln  the fgneC-znccr* 
Alhicr  :  m.  One  that  driuethyOrdrepthyAjJes.     '  ' 

Gros  àfhier.  ^  ioltheady  bloc\heady  loggarhcad-y 

a  fiUm of  aheauiemettallygrojfe capacitiey  dull ^i- 

rf^.    .!i*'    .    •    ,  J- '       ^  .  ,  ■       ■   .     i/  .  >.    _" 

^    Arudeafne  x\xàt^(m(iX\VïQ.Arudeknauektobe 

^op^edbyarotfghcontroUcr.^^wm 

A  rhofpital  les  bons  ouvriers,  en  dignité  les  gros 

afiiicrs  :  Pro.  I^(?i|j^  Ouvrier.  V  \,      p  § 

Afnicr.  To ride'vpon an  AJfe. 
Alîion.^  Afiiichon.  A  young  AJfe^  (ilfoythe  little  water- 

vermine  calledya  Bûll'head.     /     ' 
Afhonncr.  TojhUyOr  bring  firihyan  A(Je. 
Aibtc;  m.  ée  :  f.  Sottedy  befottedy  doting  on.  LooïfeyM- 

fôté. 

Albter.  Tofoty  befotymalié  doteonybring  toofhvrein  loue 
with.        .  • 

Alpalathe  :  m.  \A  l(ind  ôfpriclilyjhruby  whofemaf- 
Jiuey  ruddiey  and  aromatic  ail  wood  is  vfed  by  Per  fil- 
mer s  :fomey  erroîûouftyyhaue  thought  it  to  be  red  Saun- 
ders-y  others  the  Rhodian  wild  Oliue  tree  j  and  Gerard 
cajs  En^lijh  G^/i^^g^/e^^Afpalathum. 

Afpalierf  ^  E([)allier.  • 

Asparge.  ^  Aipergc. 

Aspciff  :  m.  An  ajpeâyrtgardy  fight  y  thevifagc^r  coun- 

.    Penance.  ■  ■■  ,-^y'  ''•  '>-'■  -^  ■  ■ 

Aspe  re  r.'îrofi^arpenyexajperateyaggraua  tCymal^e  rbughy 
churlifioyayigric.  '■  .^^ 

Asperge  :  m.The hearbe Sparage^or  Sipara^usyalfo^the 
youngyand  tender  jprigyor  fhoot  of  any  plant. 
Asperge  de  marais.  Marfh  Sparage. 
Asperges  montagnars.  ^lountaine  Sparagtis  j  a 
l^indofwildone.    ■^'■'  -  ^^'^-^ 

Asperge  paluftre.  as  Afpcrge  de  marais. 
Asperges  picrreus.  Stone  Sparage  y  wiU  Spara- 
gus.  >.  ^ 

Asperge  fauvagc.Tfc^yZr;;?^. 

Aspergement:  m.  ^  bejprinl^ling'y  a  pouderingy  or 
Fepoudering.     .  1  - 

Asperger.  7'^  befprinlik-ypoudery  bcpoudcr-y  to  fpr  initie  y 
or  ftrew  water  yordujtvpofi. 

Asipçrgctim.  A  holy-water  Jprinlile. 

Aspergiere  :  f -<4  ^^rf^/ Sparagus. 

AspergOUtte  :  f.  The  hearbe  Feather fiWy  FeuerfiWy 
whitewort. 

AspergOUtte  menuë,ou  mineur.  Sta^rewoi'ty  Cud-* 
worty  Share  wort.  ;,  .  •      .  ; 

Aspcrguktf.CÙtueryGoofegrafe. 

Asperse: m.  ée:  f.  BcJprinl^lcdyO-r bcdccmedwith. 

Asperfion:  f.  ^  bejprinl^lingyor  bedeawing-yanajper- 

JtOa.  ••        ^  _  ■      • 

Asperfôic  :  f .  ^  holy-rvater-j^rinkle  made  of  bri- 
files.         ♦         '  ¥     •  •      ■         . 

Aspcrtule  :  f.  Claucfi  Goofegrajje.-  , 

Asphalthe.^r^  Bitume.  . 

AahodUe.  ThfDafadillyÀfodill,  cr  Àr]:hcMf(nvcr-y 
airoytheroot^vrhulbes  thereof.: 

Asphrodillc  as  Afphod ilc  ;  or,af  Aphj  odiUe.     ,     . 

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-jpuïs  J  /;/5  W^  r^/^/^  /;i//^:;/c  vpturned)  is  bigger  then 

a  vipers  ;  in^U  other  parts  be  is  very  hlicJocr. 
^  Aspic  lourd.  (Ch'AipeJaps  Gcfner^^;'  reafm  of  her 

itxceeding  droughty  is  alfo accounted  deajc  j  although 

/jhebevtryquiclfCifhe.ning.)  -  ^*  ^ 

Aspic  :m.  Thchearbe  Spil^enardy  or  Lauandcr  Splice -^ 

tjpeciaUy  thé  common^m'  blew- floured  one. 

Aspic  Celtique.  "Freruh  Spil^enardymou^taine  Spil(C-. 
'.  nàrd.  '    ;■  v  ^  ■;,.,,   -,  ,::  ,  -  :.    . 

♦Aspic  d'ofllrcmcr.  i;;iW  Spil^enard',  or  y  the  true 

Spikenard 'y  for  th'others  (ejpecially  the  FrenchoneJaK^ 

but  baftards.  - 

Aspiration:?,  ^najpiration^,  ablomngy  breathings 

drawmgofbreath.  ^^ 

Aspiré  :  m.  ée  :  f-  Ereathedy  blmne^y  alfo yde fire dyajpi- 

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Aspirer.  To  breathy  bl(nPy  fitch  wndydraw  breath  yal- 
foytodefireycouct^aymeat^fphrevnto. 

Asprc.  A  Turl^ipj  coyne  of  filuery  in  value  little  more 
then  our  pe?myy  or  luji  ^  the  French  Sous  ;  for  (o  of 
them  goe  tq  a  Scvz^n^ivhich  is  worth  about  a  French 

Crorvne.  '  -.  ''■}■:%:  .,:.'/•  :,'.,■'■■'■■','  ,.:.,''^  ■        ^''; 

Aspre:  com .  SharpCy  tartyharfliyVÈpleafant  in  taft-y 
rude  y  rugged  y  '  roughyin  handling  ;  bitingy  pricl{ingy  or 
griem^  to  be  felt. -y  churlifhy  aufierty  furfyy  feuercy 
vntr  arable  y  rigorous  y  in  proceeding -y  fierce  y  eager  y 
earncfly  vehementyvery  hot^  or  forwardy  in  any  mat^ 

.     ter.     ^    '  ' y  '    ■  -  .'    .■  •■  .••  ■ 
L'afpre  altéré.  7*/7(î  rrirt^./^ipf. 

>Lieu  aipre  .  A  craggUy  ilL-fkuourcdy  vneuen  place  j 
a  place  lUto  begonctnytraueldony  pajjedouer. 
AspreUe  :  f.  Horfc-tjiylCyShaue-grafje  (an  hearbe.) 
Aspremcnt.  Sharpetyyeagerlyy  tartly  j  harfhlyy  vnpfea* 
funtly\  roui]hlyy  ruggedly^  fcuerelyyrigorditjlyy  aujiere^ 
fyy  vntrafljb'y  \  fir  lily ,  churlijhly  j  yehemenflyl  ear- 
ficjity.p'dentiyy fiercely.  \:  '  :]  ■    \^ 

Aspreflt  :  f  ^r^  Alprctc.  .  \  • 

Asprcte  ;  f.  Sharpenejfe ,  eagcrneffey  tartneffe  \harfh- 
nefjl'y  vnpleafantnefji  ;  roughnefjiy  ^'^^gg^dneffe  ;  aujier 
rit  ley  rigoTyftucritic  j  fur  line fjcyvn  traôlableneffeychur- 
lijhnefjhy  fierceneffeyVelTcmcricieyearnefineffeyextr^àme 
.    de ftre  te  doe  a  thing.  * 

Asprir.  TofharpenyexaJperatCyaggrauateyinccnfe^y  to 

^mal^frough^harjh'y  churlijhyangrie. 
AsprifTenient.  Ajharpeningyexajperating.  \ 

Asproil:  m.  ^  lutley  roughhfinnedy  and  Gudgeon-lil(e 
ftfhyfoitnd  onely  in  that  part  of  the  Rofnc  which  is  be- 
'     tweene  Vicnnc^and  Lyons, 
Affable  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Grauelled  ;  filled  withfand-y  alfoy 

ffr/rl;ei?iyorrunonjhefand.  ^ 

Affablcr.T^;  graiuUyto  jlicli  in  the  fand-^to  fill  with  fand-y 
to  til^einffnd^asaboat.  \ 

Affabliffcmcnt./ï  (holepjelfvyor  hiUoffand^ppcaring 
ahoue  water.  ' 

^  fljgi  ;  ni.  ie  :  f.  Seconde  wife^gjrowne  difcreet. 

A{\}Ç^\r.Xomal(ewi(eydifcteetyfage. 

AfT-^j^iffcmcit  :  m.  A  becommingyOrm:il(ingyWire.   ' 

Aflaieret.  Pillules  d^affaieret.  ViU^  made  of  WitvUy 
^y^2fticl(Cy  JVlrabhnsyAloësy  and  the  Jyrr  up  of  Sur- 
chas  ;  (teatniedfo  by  the  Arabian  Phifitions^andfiom 
thc^fyy  all  others.) 

Affail  an t  :  m .  .4  challenger  at  Tiltingy&c-y  alfOy  an  Af 
fi^^ffity(n\*tf]a'lrr\yvhcnce'y  ^ 
Kiçancvautra|raillants*il  n'cft  fort,  &  vaillant: 
Prov.  It  boots  mit  t3  afjailey  ifflrengthy  or  courage  y 
fiiile.  "  • 


Afl  aillant,  w^yi/îg,^ 

AllailJi  :  ï\\\^v{\AjfaidtedyajfayledyfetvponyalfOyChal- 
Icnged  at  Tilt  y  &c.  ^ 

Hpmme  affailli  à  dcnû  vaincu  :  Pro .  He  thats  af 
fay  led  IS  half'  oucrcome  (tis  good  ihofore  to  t^e  bcf on- 
hand  with  anvncmie.)  '^     ,  ^^      '•; 

Aflaillir,  To  ^fjay'Cy  afjaulty  orfct  zpon-yalfuyto  chal- 
.  len^eat  Tiltyharriersj&c.      ■,■  Jt 

Aflaif onilc;  m.  ée  :  f.  Scifoned,  mad^fauourie. 

Aliailonnement  :  m,  Afeafoningytcmptungymal(ing 
fjiiaurtCygminga  good  taflvnto. 

AlTai(bnner\  tofcafony  tcmpciy  miâie  famuriey  giiiea 

_^oudtaftvnt)o. 

Affkïfonncun^Areafoner.    ,  , 

AflaiTin  :  m.  An  appoafied  wanflayery  cut-throat,  mur- 
therer  y  one  that  l^ls  another  fi^r  gaineyOïLVpon  hopCy  or 
promife^of  rewind.  > 

A^âlîîiiat  :  m.A  nturther^  murthcrous  a6l  committed 
%  firgainey  or  in  hope  of  a  reward  y  alfoy  a  fuddame  af 
faulty  made  offet^mpofcy  and  with  a  murtberoHS  in- 
tent^althoughth'afMltedbemtl^iUed.- 

Aflaflfinateur.  ^  Aflailin. 

AffafTiné.  Murtberedyfiàiney  l(iUed'y  afoy  affaulicdy  or 

/  feton  with  a  murtherous  intent. 

Aflfaflinemcnt:  m.  A  lifllrngyflayingymurihering:^aU 
^o:,an  affaultingwith  a  murtherous  mtent.  '. 

AflalTiher.  Tofliyyl(iU^u(tho'fvrgaineyor vponhopCy 

;  or  promifey  of  reward  y  alfoy  to  ajJaiUy  orfet  on  with  a 
murtherous  intent.  »  ^        > 

Aflation  :  f.  A  roftmgyor  concoClion  by  a  for  raine  yor  out- 
wardyanddrteheat.  . 

AfTay  aiitcr.  To  inflrufly  infirme  y  certifie  y  let  l^noWy  giue 
,^      to  wit ymat^cfully  acquainted  with. 

Affault:  m.  4'n  affaultyafjaylingyfettingon. 

Affa  voir,  as  Af  ç  a  voir.  To  wit  y  that  is'tofif. 

Aflauvagi:  m.  ie:  f.  Made  wddybecome  rudcy  growne 
fauage.  ['.  ■  .  "T^-  . 

Aflauvagir.  To  mal^e  wiidy  stijttijhycr  wood. 

Afle  :  m.  Th'ancient  Romanies  As  ;  a  copper  coyne  worth 
fomewhat  more  then  a  pcnriie  fieri. 

Aflfe  douce.  The /wee  t  gùnime  that  iffnesfi'om  the  fcari^ 

ficdyOr  cut ftal^Sy  and  roots  of  th'Afiicdn  and  Cj/rcnia?^ 
LakroitmnXyOr  Laftrwortd. 
Afle  teadc.  Thejlinl^ing  iuycCyOr  gummeyWhich  ifiues, 
fiom  theLàfirwort  thatgrawes  m  Syria^  Media,  Ar- 
menia, and  Lybia  :  Apothecaries  call  ityhCit  faûda. 

Affechcr.  *i^  Aflcicher.  ^ 

A(Çcd\zcTQ.  An  Archdeacon 'yiromcally. 

Aflée:f.  AiVoodcocl^e.  |||^     • 

AuecuTitri.Acefforyinmatteroftaxes^&c. 

Aflciche  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Driedygrowne  or  madedrie^ 

Affeicher.  To  drie  •  to  mal^eyOr  wipCydrie.    "     ^ 

AfCcUçr.Tog^oetotheftoole. 

Alleiliblage  :  m.  An  affembling  ;  afcttingy  clofmgy  ioy- 
ningycoui  hing  of  many  pieces  together  ;  afby  the  wor\e 
made  ofmafiy  pieces  fo  ioined  ;  m-laycdmrkeyalfiythe 
whole  furniture  of  a  rll^e y  &c.  '  ^  '  • 

Aflctnblc.  sAffembledygatheredymetyfiocked^trouped'^ 
incmmtredy  come  y  drawne  together  y  laynedy  couched  y 
clofidy  Cet  y  put  y  p  c  ggc  d 'y  hèapedy  pacl(edy  compaâled 
'together.  ♦  * 

Aflci  nblée  :  f.  An. affembfy,  congregmon^compame-^  a 
meettnq^^or.  drawing  of  people  together  yO^  at  a  hunting  ; 
(hence)  alfa  y  a  hunfmgy  or  a  troupe  of  hunters  ;  alfo.  a 
Proclamationypublicl^e  Summom  of^qr  cowmaundzn- 
tffy  (ouldmsy  to  meet  y  or  mal(e  their  Rendevous  at  a 
^  certaine  placcyind  thence  to  gne  into  the  field'yalfoythe 
fight yCoapmgyOrr  incounter  of  two  armies. 

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jetting ,  gliéifigy  P^^kf'^iy  Pr  couching  of  things  toge- 
ther. 

Aflcmbler.  To  ajjembUy  draw  y  getyOr  gather  together  ; 

'  lo  ioyneyputyfetypoucbyclofe^eyfegyfaclie^r  compact, 

together.  -m..  * 

s'Aflemblcr.  To  ajjemble^eetyflocl^e^rooptydrawy 
gather  yOr  come  ytogether.\  * 

AfleiTiblcr  vnc  Armcc.  To  raife  an  armii. 
Aflcmbler  Ic  Confcil.  To  call  a  counfell. 
Affeinblerircnncmy.  To  fightybHcl^UyCoapeyOr  in- 
cof0ttcrymthth*enemie.  .       ^ 

Ccqu'  afTcmble  pillc  pillcdcfaflcroblc  tircdrc: 
Prov.  That  which  rapine  gatherSyreuelUng  dijper/es. 

Aflcmblurc  :  ft^  Aflcmblcmcntr 

A(Çcncc. Aj]entyCorfent.(Anoldword.)  t   , 

Aflencemcnt  i  &,Aflcnccur.^^  Accnfcmcnc,  &  A- 
ccnftur.   *      •  .         m 

Aflcne  :  m.  An  ajjignation,  or  laying  out  of  a  dawetyOr 
ioynter yfvr  awidoWyOrwift.  ^..m  , 

AfTenc,  &  advis.  A  portiony  or  gifi.  beftawed  h  d  fa- 
ther on  hkyoungerfonneSyOr  m  hts  daughters  yfinr  their 
preferment. 

Affenc:  m.  ec  :  f.  Strucl(enJhityraughtyOr  touched  home  j 
alfoy  proportionedyfquaredy  meafkred  oj^t\  alfoyfeifed 
onytal(en  into  his  owne  hands.    . 

AlTcncmcnt:  m.  Aftril(ingJ)itting^eachingy(ouching 
home  ialfbya  prdportioningifquaring^r  measuring  out^ 

r^foyflfeifureyorfeifing. 

Aflbner.  To  hityftriliey  reachyor  touch  home  ;  alfoyto  pro- 
portionymeafureyorfquare  out  y  alfoy  tofeife^or  taJ^e  in- 
to his  owne  hands. 

Alïcnne.^Aflenc.    # 

Aiïcnncr.  ^r^  Aflcncr. ,;    .  ' 

AflTcns  :  m.  A  certaine  profit  made  offirreftsyandhigh- 
grownewoodsyas  the  PawnagCyMaftage^&c.    *  ' 

Aitentation  :  f.  Ajpenl^uionyflatteriCyCoUoguing. 

AflcUtatoire  :  com.  F  latter  ingyfoothing^  colloguing. 

Aifentemcnt  :  m.  An  ajjentyor  confent  i  alfojbefenlof 
ahuntcdbea^yafcntinhunting. 

Aflfenti  :  m.  ie  :  f.  AjfentedyagreedyaccordedvntOyalfOy 
fentedyfmeltyWinded:  -^ 

Af^tù^ï.Toajjenty  agreey  accordvntôy  al{o^4  fentyOr 
wind  j  to  tal^e  the  windyOr fentyof. 

AfTeoir.  To  fetyfettUyplacey  plant  ;  alfOyto  cejfe^or  tax. 

\  s'Affcoir.To  fityor fit  him  downe. 
Aflfeoir  fon  iugcmcnt  fur.  To  giue  his  opinion^or  in- 
terporchisiudgementyon. 

Aflcraf.  A  l(ihdofTur1(tfh  drug.  I 

Aflcre  :  m.  cc  :  f;  Steeled  ^y  made  of  y  tempered  withy 
Steele.  '. 

Aflennentc  :  m.  ce;  f.  Sworne,  bound  by  oath^y  oryput 
vhto  his  oath.  , 

Afïcrmcnicr.  TofwcarCyput  vnto  an  oaihybind  by  oath, 
tal^e  th'oath  of  •    ^^  „       ,.  ^     / 

Aflerrcr-^  Serrer.  #  X 

AfTcrtcur  :  m.  A  claimetyor  challenger  ;  alfo^  a  maintain 
nor  yproteRorydefindoTyOf  another. 

Aflcrtion  :  f.  An  afertionyaffirmationyauermént  j  affola 
demonftrationyOr  document.     * 

Aflertivcinent.  ^ffirmatiuefyy  demonftratiuelyy  refo- 
lutelyyos  one  that  will jland  towhathe  fayes.  , 

Aflervagi  :  m.  ic  :  I  Inthralledy  fubïeR'edy  fubmitted 
vntOy  tyedinferuite  bonds.  ^     ^ 

Affervagir.  To  inthrally  orfubie5l  vnto\  to  malfeflauijhy 
orferuile-y  to  bring  vnto  bondageyOr  tye  infer  uile  bonds. 

AfTervi  :  m.  ie  :  f.  SubieSied^ntbralledyfubmittedimade 

•  feruant  vntOyOr  the  Jlaue  of. 


Aflervir .  Tofubieliyintbrall^fubmity  mat^e  feruant  vntOy 

or  the  fane  of  \^ 

Aflerviiage ;  m.  Thraldomeyory^ninthrallingofx  and 
^  hence  Jand  bound  fur  a  debtyorjuch  a  binding  thereof 
Aflerviflcment  :  m.  Anajjeruantingyfubicilmg^  in- 

thrilUingyafubieôlion.  ,    , 

Aflefleur  :  m.  ^  Judge  LateraUyOVyan  A0ànt  vnto  a 

Judge  J  one  that  Jits  in  Court yos  an  ajjociate  with/>r  an 
.  dduiforofy  him-y  and  more  particularly  y  an  AJJifiant 

vnto  a  Trouoft  MarJhallyOr  litutenant  crmimll. 
Alfeflbriat  :  m.^-^AJfijlancey  or  by-fittings  tb*  office  y 

dutie^  orplaceyofa  Judge  LateraUy  AJJifiant  y  or  Afl'cf- 
•    (cur.    ■■'  "*^-''-  '."'■■■.'•• 

Aflcule :  m.  ce:  f.  AbandonedyJerfal^enyleflfolitayieyOr 

alone.  ^ 

Aflculcr.  To  abandony  foffatfe,  leaue  without  companie^ 

leaue  alone* 
Aflcur.  F^^^Aflcurc  ;  ^; 

Qui  a  pcur  il  eft  afTeur  :  Prov.  He  thatfiaresy  is  af 

fured'y  bee  that  fiareijhlfe  ground  y  treads  fur  ely  y  or  y 

Blfemeafureyworl^es  fajèty. 
AfTcurancc:  f.  Surenefiiy  afiurancey  trufiy  con fi dene e'y 

fecuritii  i  boldnejfe ,  hardinejfe^  alfOy  as  Afl'cure- 

ment. 
Aflcuré:  ni. ce:  f.  Boldyjearelejffybardieydreadlejfei  j 

confident  y  fecure  j  fiabUy  firmeyConftantyiertainèi  alfoy 

ajfuredyfetledycon firmed 'y  alfoyaffirmed.     \.  ■      ; 

il  n'cft  pas  affeiirc  qui  trop  h;iuc  cft  monte  :  Prov. 

He  is  not  fa  fit  ha  ts  got  too  high  j  hee  fits  not  fure  that 

fits  too  high. ,  .    / 

Aneurcment  :  m.  The  Peace  y  or  good  behauior  graun- 

tedvnto one againfl'anotherywhoyif  he breal^e itycom-  \ 

mit  s  félonie  (byfome  cufiomes  in  Fr  ancc  'y)ajfoy  pi-ote- 

âlionyfafigar'dyOrfafecondkd.       ; 
Afïcur€incnt.  Boldfyy  ajfuredlyyconfidcntfyy  fecurefyy 

trufijiillyydreadleflyywithout flinobingyorfiare 'y  cer- 

taincty^fiablyyfiymelyyconfiantly. 

AfTeiiremeilt  chante  qui  n'  a  que  perdre  :  Prov. 

L(?(>i([f  Chanter. 
Afleurcr.  To  ajjiéreyfettleyconfirmeyfafien  \  refolue  j  to 

glue  fecuritie  vnto  j  alfiy  toproteâly  fafigardyfaficon- 

du3\  graunt  the  Teace  againft-y  dlfoy  t^layvp  in  a 

fafiy  or  fure  place  ;  alfoy  to  vndertal^c  Jvr  the  faJetieyOr 

furetie  of^  to  warrant  j  alfoyto  afcertaine-y  affirme  y  a- 

uouch. 

Afleurcr  vil  oifeau  .  To  mal^e ,  or  man  a  haul(e 

throughly:^  L' afleurcr  au  lardin  éiCyTofether  out  in 

a  gar  den  çi;-^.  to  weather. 
Afleurete  :f.  as  Aflcurement.  ^ 

Aflez.  Jnoughyfufficiently  -yvery  wellyos  much  as  needs  j 

alfo^a  competent  quaniiticyor  number  yof 

Aflez  aqui  bon  credit  a:  Pro. /^^o^rfpwr/^w^//^ 

fufiicient. 

Aflez  a  qui  fc  contente  :  Pro.  Hehathynough  thats 

f  leafed. 

Aflez  y  a  fi  trop  n*y  a  :  Prov.  Jnough  is  as  good  as  a 

fia(l:y  or  ytoo  much  of  any  thing  is  good  fir  no  thing. 

Aflez  boit  qui  a  dueil  :  Pro.  He  drinl(synough  that 

mournes*y  (yet  we  fayySorrow  is  drie.) 

Aflez  confent  qui  ne  dit  mot -Pro.  Hethatgaine^ 

fay  es  not  y  giu^s  hufiiU  confent  :^(of  the  fame  zejfèll  is\) 

Aflez  odroye  qui  mot  ne  dit.  -^ 

Aflez  demande  qui  fe  plaind  :  Pro.  He  that  bemones 

his  wants yhathbegdfiMciently.  -^ 

Aflez  demande  qui  bien  {cvtiVxo.Ajhithfil feruant 
asks  ynoughyWhat  his  woi'dsdo  not  a.^l{eyhiswtrth  doth. 
Aflez  dort  qui  rien  ne  fait:  Pro.  As  good  flccpe  al- 
together as  doe  nothing: 

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Aflez  V 
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gratifie  ri 

AfliducUc 

IVyàften. 

A/îîduGiîi! 

Aflîduité  ; 
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Afliegé  :  n 

Alïîçgemî 

tnv^ne  j  a 

Afliegcr.  : 
Afîîegeur 
Afliémçnt 
Aflier:  m. 

Aflietc.^ 
Aflîcttcrf 

tuation  oj 
firme  of ^c 

offtonCyZ 
ueyedan 
raifedyai 
a  dehtyi^ 

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Vinvcn 

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-   AlTcz»  en  die  qui  apporte  bonnes  nouvelles:  Prov. 
He  that  hath  told  good  newss  J  needs  tell  no  more. 
AflTci  efcorchc  qui  ticnc  le  pied:  Pro.  loel^e  Vied. 
Aircigaigiie qui  malheur  perd;  Prov.  He  gets  y- 
mu^h  chat  bali(esiUbclie 'y  ûi\thatlo(fes  nothing.    • 

AnTczieufne  qui  pauvrement yic:  Prov.  if ^  that 
ftedsbxrcl^ja'tsfiifjicientljii        , 
Aircz.  parens  aflfcz  tourm.cns:  Prov.  T^r  more  l^mf- 
menthe  more ajjliôlMîSé  .    ^  - 

AiTcz  peut  pleurer  qui  n>  nul  qui  Tappaife  :  Pro, 
He  may  wcepe  till  ha  heart  al^e^  that  bath  no  bodie  to 
appeafehim.  '         '     * 

»    Afl'ez  fçait  qui  fjait  vivre  &  fe  taire  :  Prov.  Lool(e 
Scavoir.  .  " 

AflTez  va  au  moulin  qui  fon  afnc  y  envoyé  :  Prov. 
He's  guilt le  ynou^h  of  an  o fence  that  aj^points  his  man 
to  commit  it. 

Aflez  veille  qui  bien  fait  :  Prov.  Looi^!^  Veiller. 
De  petit  petit,  &  d' aflfez  aflcz  :  Prov.  From  much 
tât^e  mUchyfrom  little  tal^e  a  lit  tie. .  / 

Rien  n'a  qui  a{fez  n*a  :  Prov.  He  that  hath  not^jh 
no  ugh  hath  nothing^or^he  that  couets^more  then  he  hafh 
eniayes  notivhat  he  hath. 

Aflfidu  ;  m.  uc  :  f.  Daily  y  frequent  ^ofi^  continuall-y  dili- 
gmt^feriouSy  laborious.,  '^ 

An\àuc]ïcmtnt.Dailyyt:oMti?iuallyyfreijluentl^^^ 
h^àfcen.        :  :      '      ;     : 

AffiduGiîicnt.^Aniduellcment.    . 

Aflîduité  :  f.  ^fiduiticyfrequencie^oftennejfe^diligm^^^ 
continuance  m.     '  . 

AÇC\Qgé:m:  ce:  f.  Befieged^ beleaguered. ] 

AlTiçgement  de  ville.  .4  befiegingj>r  belcagueringyof/i 
toxpne-yaftcgCyOr  leaguer.     ' 

Aflfiegcr.  To  befiegCyto  beleaguer^ 


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Aflfiegeur  :  m.Abcfiegery  a  beleaguer er. 

Afliémcnt  :  m.  A  fitting. 

Aitier:  m.Stccie,  "    . 

AiîiGtC.  as  Afliette. 

Alîîcttc:  f.  A  trencher-plate  ;  alfoythefeatyfciteyOrfci-g 
tuationofa  houfc^or  flacc^alfoyaplotjvryOr  tjpe  plat- 
firme  of^a  building'^  alfo^a  couch^  bedy  courfcy  or  laine 
offloney&Cy  in  building  ;  alfo^a  fittings  alfoy  land  fur- 
ueyedandfet  out  to  th'vtmofirate'^  or  ih'vtnroft  Vent 
raifedy  and  extent  layedy  vpon  landy  fir  the  payment  of 
adehtj&c.       : 

Aflficttc  à  dorer.  S/\e  to  gild  mthy  goldfr^e.      . 
Aflficttedc  taille.  A  crJJementyOr  cejjing  of  a  tax. 
UonnoYcàchonntmiéttcOfagoodfirme. 
V^iitzfÏ2i{rictte.  Small  Pafti^SyOrPieSyferuediny  at 
'  thefirflcourfeyVporiPlates. 

VitïvcnàwcaziTicttc.mnevtteredyanddrunlt^tyby 

pintSyOr  quartSy&Cy  in  a  tauerne^ 

Amgnal:  tn:  Land  alfignedy  or  lay  ed  outvote  a  woman 
fir  her  iointetyOr  dormer  ;  and  which  fl^e  enioyeth  vntill 
•  fhe  haue  lenied  as  much  tsfhe  brought  with  her. 
Afïîgnil  de  rente*  Rents  affignedvnto  a  woman  fir 

the  fame  purpofe. 

Afïîgnat .  m-  An  afjlgnationy  or  appointment  ;  d  diftri- 
button  oft  limitationyOTallofmentyVntO'ydfoya  d^gi- 
/  urn^or  place  appointed.      •    *"  .•/ 

Aflignation  :  f.  An  afftgnationy  ajjîgnementy  appoint- 
ment \  a  diftributiofi  ;  an  ajjigningy  or  appointing  ouer  j 
a  difhibuling.  ) 

^t^onXitxz^\Qf\^X\ox\>(TwOyOrmore)  to  appointa 

certùne  place  fir  their  meeting. 
Afiigne:  va.Qz;^.A(rtgned\  appointedyOrdainedyOrdc-, 
putedfir;  allotted  ylayei  out,  fit  orputyOuer  vnto^  alfoy 
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Am/^ner.  To  ^fjigne-y  appoint  ^ordainey  or  depute^fir  ^  to 
Mloty  lay  outyfet  or  put  y  ouer  (alfiyto  gme  day)  vnto. 
i^lli^iier  fa  main  au  Hcf  dc  (on  v.iflal  ;  &,  AiHg- 
ner  a  Ton  fief  les  terres  de  fon  \^{\'àlyTa  feii^Cy  enter 
vponyor  tiil^e  into  h/s  omie  handsyasfirfeitedy  th' inhe- 
ritance of  bis  vajfall.  '     '     .*    . 

AflfiUonncment  :  m.  ù4  matting  of  Lmll^es  in  plow- 
ing. J  r 

Amlionner.  Tobaull^CyOr  plow  vp  in  batdkes. 
AlTiinenter.  To  cemfntyclofcyor  glue  together. 
Affimilation  :  f.  A  comparïng^il(ening^refi?nbling'y  an 

appluationyOr  applying  of  thingSy  together. 
Afliinilativemcnt.  By  cbmparifin^femblàblyy  in  lii^e 

wanner.  '  -  r  ^    • 

Affiiîiilé:  m.  éc:  f.  Lil^erudy  refemhledy  cowparedy 

vnto.    '  ■      ;  /    ^  •        •  •'*'.'  ;'  J  i 

Affimilcr.  To  comparey  lil(eny  refembUy  apply  things  tch^ 
oether.  -  /    .     ;      •.  ;  * 

AHis  ;  m.  Àffejjement^  oryimpofitions.^ 

AfllS:  m.ifc:  f.  Setyfittingyfeatedyplaccdyfctlcdyfixcdy 
planted  y  alfoylimittedyappointed-y  alfSytaxedycefjedyOr 
affefTed.    .  ^        '     m-  '    \    '      « 

'  Oifcau  trop  haut  aius.  ivhofefidullies  (or  legs) are  too 
long.  »        •  w  . 

11  a  le  coeur  aflfis  en  bonne  part .  He  U  honefiyfhith- 
.  fiUyrefoluteyialiant. 
Il  n'y  a  pas  bien  aflfls  fes  lunettes.  He  hath  mijîal^en 
the  matter-^  orybe  bath  not  lool^ed  into  itfo  throughly  as 
he  mighty  fo  diligently  as  he  jhouldyhaue  done.         - 

Adiie  :  f.  ^n  Ajfifèyûr  Seffknsfa  wordmoft  vfedyOs  our 
""  AfJifeSy  in  the  plur all  number)  alfOy  the  cujlomariefine 
that  s  tal^ertyin  Brittanie  (7;^/y,y^r  certain  beaftsfiund 
dammagefcfant 'yalfoyos  Aitizc. 
Aflfifes  dc  luftice.  Arey  by  the  cufiomes  o/Norman- 
dic,  affemblies  ofl^nightSy  and  other  difcreety  and  fib- 
fiantiallmcnyin  companie  of  a  Bailly,^/  a  place^andfir 
atimeyCertaine.  ^  J^      *        •• 

La  grande  alTilei^  held  by  à  SeneftnaUy0r^2A\\y^ 
La  petite  aflifç .  is  held  by  a  TreHoflally  or  infiriory 
ludge.  . 

Droiftd'aflTifèdc  fix  deniers.  vj,d- Tour-  Due  vnto 
the  townejhip  of  Tournay  vpon  eucry  pottle  of  wine 
retaylcd  within  it.      , 

Aflifes  :  f.The  foUmnCyOr  w  ditmrie  A  (fifes  ySejfionSyOr  fit- 
tings ofludges  \  alfifyos  Affis,  fubftan.     . 

Afliftance:  f.  ^^ancCyhelpeyfupporty  count enancfy 
préfence  of  men  tn  belpe  of  their  friends  •  aftanding  to 
in  extremitie. 

Alïîftailt  .•  m.  An  ajfifiant  ;  a  helper  ;  a  flandcr  by. 

Affitté.  Ajfifledyhclpedyaidedy  definded i flood  byy  or 
vnto.  -* 

Afliftc  de  plufieurs  aunes.  sAccempamed  withy  or 
fiUowedyby  many  others . 

Aflifter.  To  a/fifty  helpCy  de  find  y  aidy  countenance  ;  alfOy 
to  accompanieyafjiciateybe  atyOr  beprefent  atjlandbyy 
or  vnto.  « 

AflTize:  f.  asA{f\îcialfOyacourfeofftonesyOrbricliSyin 

building.  '    :  ^    .    ■    ■      ^. 

Aflbciahle:  com.  Companableyfociableyajfociablcyfitto 

hold fiilowfhipwith.  .         .  ^     ■'  , 

Aflbciation  :  f.  Anaccompanywgy  afmatiq/iyfocietiey 

ftUowJhip. 
Aftbcie:  m.  ce  :  f.  Affociaiedy  accompanicdy  confortedy 

l^ept  much  with.     .      . 
Aflbcier»  Toa(fociatey*accompan}ey  hold  foe  feticypr  fil- 
:    lowfhipy confort, orkcepemuchywith.  '    * 

Affode:  com. if^jkdyor mu^hbrol^en byficlfnefie^y  for- 

Iffrney  wearie  of  bis  lifiy  carelejje  ofhimfelfi. 

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^iM  the  Ssmie  j  ^//â,  /f  /  W,  (iïi  a  horfe^j^^  vpn  all  his 
■    ■  feet.     '  ^r..        -  •  .    I  .-  _  •  •■-;  '•  .■;      ' 

.  Aflolcr .  Tofimne  ;  tofeafonjbardenyOr  drie  in  the  Sun. 
'S*Ài\olcr*TûfettUhi^elJèvponalih^feet. 
A(fon\in&ulcr.Tacaftintoafl!mber.  \    ^ 

Aironiinc  :  m.  ec  :  f.  VeUed^jlriclftnyOr  l(nocl(edydorpnei 
alfiycaft  into  a  beauiejleefe'y  alfa^cajlypyarfkmmedyas 
a  reclfoning.  ,  ""^  >»,  .  '  -      ' 

Aîïommcu  To  fiUJlnlfeyOrlinoc^^^^^^^ 
with  blorpes  ;  ^ //i,  jto  r^^  into  a  beam  fieepe  -y  alfoy  to 
fummeyor  calivp  a  rectfoninz* 
I  AiîoiXMTicrcffe.  main  aC  A  beamy  or  dead  handy  that 
m   ^oct^es  or  fils  dinp^e  rphatfoei^  , 

Aflbmmcar :  m.  /ijptoclteryfilleryor bcaterydorwe. 
Aflbpi  :  m.  ie  :  f.  layedy  brought  y  luUcdy  afleepe;  caft 

intoaJUetie\dlfoyduUedybenummedy^adefena^^ 
\    one  thcù^jleepes  ;  alfo^quieted^pacifiedy  appeafed  j  aua- 
lifiedyialmedyajjuaged'yalfl^epr^^ 

m^Jhed. 
Aflopir.  To  layy  bringyorklly  ajleepe  {aîfo, 

'  duUymal(je/èn€eie(leyas  one  that  isajUepe\alfOyto  t^uiet 

pacifiey  appeafçy  calme^  ajjUage\  a^Oytofupp/ejjeyre- 

prefpt^  extinguifhy  put  vnder  foot. 
Anopmtiti&at  ;  m.  A  iayingybr'mgingyOt  lulling  afleep-y 

aljOy  a  duUmgy  benummingy  maifingfenceleffe  j  alfOy  a 
.    quietingyfacifyingiappéafmgy ajjuagmgi atfoyarepref 

Anprbir.  To  drinife.fol^eyor fuclfeyVp. 

Aflibrtable  -  com,  Sortdbleyfuitable  y  ft  to^fortyor  to  be 

fuitedywithall.  .  r  -  ' 

Aflbrti ;  m.  ie:  f*  Sorte dya^ortedy fuit ed^atched\  aU 

f(9^fitfmfljedyOrgarmjhedjully. 
Ànbrtirnent.  ^  Aflbrtiflcmenr.  ^      ^ 

Aflbrtir.  To  forty  afjhrtyfuH  ;  matchyequaliy  difpofeyOr- 

derfeuerall  things  handfomely  y  alfoytojkrnijh^  or  flare 

mth  all  forts  of. 
AflbrtiflTeiTient  :  m.  StufcyOrfiirniture-yalfoyafortingy 

vrfuiting  of  things  together  -y  dijpofitiçinyàlfoyafirni- 

(kmgyor  jlormgwithall  forts  of. 
Aflbté:  m»  éc  :  f.  Sotte  d'y  befottedy  doting  ony  too  Jarre 

inlouewttb. 

II  en  eft'plus  afToté  qu'  un  coquin  de  fa  bouteille  : 
•    Say  d  of  one  thatfoohply  affects  a  thing  too  much.      > 

Il  en  eft  plus  alïbté  qu'  un  fol  de  fa  Marotte.  The 

fame. 
L' Afïotce  de.  A  mans  Sweet-heartyOr  MiflrUyOn  rphom 

the  foole  dotes.  .1 

Aflbter.  To  foty  befoty  ma^e  a^e  ony  bring  too  jarre  in 

louewithr^^  .  ^^ 

'  s' Aflbter  de.  To  dote  ony  or  y  be  extreamely  in  loue 
with.  ^  -      r 

Iln'eftiibon  oui  femme  n'aflotc:  Prov.  Thebefi 

manmayheguïUdhyawoman, 
Aflotir.  To  mal^Çy  or  becomeyfottijhidoltijh,foolijh. 
AfTotter.^  Aflbter.  * 
Afloubjei^r.  To  ajfubpeôi,  make fiib'uSi,JUbiue,  bring 

vnder.'    '/\\\  ^' ■'''"''•      "^  •■■■:,t  --V' 

AfTouchemeilt  :  m.Agetiealogtetfioclie,progme. 
AflToupir.  <w  Aflbpir^  ^ 

AlToupli  ;  m.  ic  :  f.  Suppfied,  macerated,  made  fofi, 

or  pliant.  '      ' 

Aflbupilir.  To  fupple ,  mdcerate ,  mak,efofi,  tender, 

-  'pliant.    ■  -  ■  ,        .  _  ■        ■  ■/   ■;■■'' 
Aflbardi  :  m.  ie  :  f .  Veafined  ;  made,  or  grorme, 

deafè.      •  ■  ■    ...•■,  '■■    ■••'•■■  -;  ■;    ■     ■■  ■  ...• 
AShurdir.To  dejfin,ormal(edeajè.  ' 

AfTourdiffjîment  :tn.A  dtafining^r  malfmg  deafe. 


Affou V  ager.  To  ajfuage  ;  quiet, pU,  pacifie» 
Afleuvi.m.  iç.f.  FiUed,contented:fatiated,fatiffied', 

alfoyglHtted,faded,cloyed.        . 
Aflouvir.  To  pu,  content,  fatiatejatis fie  yaffo,  to  cloy, 

glut,  fade,     •      y    .^ 
AflbuvifTement  ;  m.ÀfiU'tng,contentingfatiatingfa' 
'  tuft mg\alfo, a  glutting,  fadmgifl^ymg'^-  '. 
Aflubjectir.  as  Aflbubjtair.  ' .  .  * 

Aflucfàé^ion  :  f.  ^n  accujioming^  enuring  ;  or  contiâu^, 
:   once  in  a  thing,      .    ,,  .  .    .  *.   • 

Aflumptcr.  To  tat(e  vpfiom  beh»  vntoahigh  place;  to 

talif  vp  into  heanen . 
Aniunption.  .An  affumption,  crtatfingvpintoabigh 

place\alfo,theMmo{inaSyUogifme, 
.   X'àfluinption  noftreDamc.  A fblemne  holiday  l(ept^ 

by  the  Church  of  Rome  the  1 5  ofAngufi  ;  wee  tearme  it 

ourLadiedayinharueft.  ; 
Affus.(Mvcth,)On,orvponin^encey    ,.         '- 

Mettre  afliis  vnc  trahiron  à.  To  accufe  of,or  charge 

rnth,treafon',to  lay  treafon  to  the  charge  of. 

Aft.  AQnc$d'ul>  Weapons  to  be  cafi;  aidarts,&c;{oolfe 

iAxuKs.  ''':*H  •■     -'■.,.■■,-.';■■  '   ;. 

AAaceiauALobfler, 
Ailalabote.  «  Afealabc.  ^Rab.        % 
Aftcllcs.  <M  AttcUes.  .  * 

Aftelîicr:  m.  A  Stall., 

Aftcriotl:  m.  The  name  of  a  certaine  hound-fijh,  or 
dog-fijh,  rvhofe^oat  is  fitUfet  mthfiarre-Lliejpots. 

Aftcrique:  com.  StaYrie,Jiarre-li{e',of,or^elongi!tg 
vnto,aftarre.  "I  *  • 

ARçMrc.af,3iccn!hture',Prcfentlyyeuènnow,       • 

AiUimatlc  :  m.  ique  :  f.  PurJie,Jhort-mnded,  that  of- 
ten and  rvithpamefitcheth  breath. 

Afthmc;  m,  Turfmejfe,  ^rt-mndineffe  -^  an  often, 
pamefitU,  or  difficult  breathing,orbreath-dravp'ing, 

Aftlllicr :  m.  .Awot^e-boujefrrMafom;a Carpenters 

Aiiipulateur  :  m.  A  Recordyor  ivittieffe-,  alfo,  an  accor- 
der mth,or  a(}  enter  vnto^notber;  a^o,an  ajfiflantjbel' 
per,j^uourcr. 

Aflivitc:  f.  Craft  (in buying  and fiUing,)  mechanicall 
(ubtUtie,    :  -  s  . 

mMtoio:.  Seel(e  AtouT. 

A(lragale  :  m.  ^  hucl(U-bone,  or  bont^et-y  thefirjlbpne 
oftifinftupj^alfo,  the  Game  thats  played  with  hucl^le' 
bones  \alfOyafmal,findfaund  member  inAretiteâure, 
fometimes  plaine,fometimes  wrought  yfometimes  wry- 
then  ^nd  tekrmed  by  our  worl^emm,  an  Aftragali,  or 
fmallBoulteU;  alfo,the  Plant,or  Pulfc,calUd,the  Milke 
vetch.  '   -      ,     ' 

.Aftragaloinantic.  Diumation  by  btK^le  boms* 

AftraiÂ  ;  m.  ^.AbftraiiS. 

A^znti^xf.  The hearbe-Maiflerwort. 

ARrzpzde  T^.The  Strappado. 

Aftre  :  m .  A  Starr e,dTlanct  ;  al/b/iejlime.fitejbrtune, 

hap.    .  .-^  .  -,  .    '.   '  '  ..;•  ;T 

Ailrc  9r%tntc.The  Moone.  >. 

-    ÀRtc  cornu.  TBe  fa  me.    4^  *% 

L'MheéaiQUT.TheSunné.  f         ' 

Aftrcinâ::  m. <ftc  :  f.  BoundytyedyOr  t^nhhard',  infUre 
bonds  ; alfOyCofiiueyOrbelly-bound ;  alfo,fvrced,compel' 
UedyConjirained.      y        -^ 

Aftrcind  re.  To  bind  fa jf.  ;  to  tyeyOr  finit  hard  ;  to  w/ap  in 
Jure  bonds  \  alfoyto  mal^e  cofiiue,  or  belly-bound;  alfo, 
to  fhrcf^compellyconftraine.  ,  • 

Aftfelalxr. /M«  Aftrolabe.  ^ 

AdrmgcanL  Ajiringentyajhiniuc;  bmdingymal(ing  co- 

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L  whereby  the  feucrdU  motions  êfhea/icnly  bodies^  and 
the  length,  height  j  and  breadth  of  any  other  th'mg/nay 
\,  be  difcerned  and  found  OHt^      .  ^ 
Aflrologic:  f.  ^lrologie\areafonmiyOr (pectiktionof 

hcauenly  motion^.       ^  ♦  '      \ 

Aitrologieii  :  m.  ^i  Aftrologuc,     '  #*       ,^ 

Aiirologiic  :  m .  An  Aftrolagcr  j  a  5l(dfull  difcourfer^  or  < 

Jludiota  beholder ^ofcelefliall  fHotiom.  ' 
Aftronomc:  m.  An  Ajlronomer  j  a  teacher^  orfrofef- 

fofyofthe  i^nowledge  ofjlarresyOr  heauenly  motions. 
Aftronomrc:  f.  Allrommic:,k^owlcdgeyOr,frojèjfufj%  of 

the  li^nowledgeyofjtarres.  ^  ,,  ^. 

Attroilomien.  /r^r  Aftronomc.    -  I 

Aftrucicr  :  m.  An  OjiridgeryOne  that  l^eepes  or  catches^ 

Ojlndges.       "*,'  .  ■-■  .  \^■■^^■.^■\'^:^.^ 

Aftrufer.  To  preffiyor  keepe  dovme.  ' 

A(\{icc:i^  Crafty  fubtUtieyguileydeceityCOufenage.     ' 
Aft U t  :  m.  U tc  :  f.  ^flutCy  '  craftiey  fubtiUy  wyUe^  guile- 

Auir  :  m.  Ax^re-ysl^e-colowry  oTythefiujfe  whereoftis 
nuide. 

Afur  d*  Acre.  Naturall  Ax^rey  as  it  is  tal(en  out  of  the 
■r  Mine.  ■     •    ■^'■:  >  %  '  it        ^.,   .•■■ 

Ailir  tl' Alcmaignc  ;  Germane  A^^re  j  is  an  exhala- 
Yion  offUuer  Mmes\  from  the  tops  and  fides  of  ivhofe 
jlones  it  is  choicely  fcrapedyand gathered. 
Afiir  dc  Levant,  as  Afur  d'outre  mer. 
Afur^oucre  nier.  Beyond-fea  A^ire-y  the  beft  Ijind  of 
^\urcy  made  ofLz^U  L^MMVL^and  refifting  bothfire^ 
afid  water. 

Ccndvùc  d'zmr.Thc'whiteftl(i'nd  of A^re. 
Pierre  d'afur.  Lapib  Laxidi  j  orythe  LaT^tll  flone._ 
Vert  ailir.  -^  colour  betweene  a  blonl^ety  and  agrtene  ; 
found  in  mines  of  the  copper  which  is  mingled  rpith  fi- 
ner^ and  an  excellent  purger  of  metancholie.       , 

Alurer.  To  dyeypaint^ftaineyor  colour ywith  a'x^re. 

Adiriiiim.  inc:  f.  s\(ie-coloured\  cleere  as  theslfie-y 
b'CrPy  or  wrane  hl^e  a^ire-y  ofor  belonging  tOya'7:^Ye. 

A(yle  im.A  Sanaluarie  ;  a  priuiledged  places  a  place  of 
refige  for  the  affh^cdyOrOjfendor  y  a  place  of  liberties 
frrnchife^freedomc. 

Afyinbolc :  com.  Slj^t-freeyOrfcotfreeytbat payeth no- 
thing for  hisvifiuals. 

Atabal.  4Ï  AttabaIei^//5^  a  tymbrell yOr  little  brafen 
drummey  to  daunce  by.    \ 

A-tant.  Forthwith  ;  incontînentty. 

Ataraxfc:  (*  Refolutu^nyConflancieyvnmoueableneffe  of 

/  iudgement  ;  alfoytranquilitieyor  qutetneffe  of  mind. 

A't2Lrd.Uteyflowly.  '\ 

At  attre.  The  plaine  part  yOr  face  of  an  Architrave  j  alfoy 
a  large  fillet yOr  bend  in  a  pillar y&c.  .  '^ 

Atedicr.  Seel^e  Attedier  j  to  wearie.  • 

Atcllcs.  ^  Attelles.  ,    • 

Atermoyé.  ^  Attermoyé. 
J^termoycment  ;  m .  .A  giuing  of  day  es  fir  the  pay- 
^  mentof^afummç.'       ^ 

Atcrrcr.  Tt?  throw  yOr  ouerthroWy  to  dajhyor  cafl  downty 
.  to  the  earth  5  alfoyto  coueryOr  ouerwhelmeywith  earth  j 
^IfoytoruineyOpprefeyWrongextreamely.  \    " 
s' Atcrrcr.  To  grow  earthiCy  or  fill  of  earth  ;  to  be  0- 
t^ergrowneyor  choal(edvpyWith  earth. 

Athanafie.  Thehcarbe  Tanfie. 

Athancr.  Ti^i^iiZ:^  ^Bourg. 

Athée:  m.  ^n ^theifi -y  o?ie  that  beleeues  there  is  no 
God,  .  ^  . 

Athe'ifine  :  m,  Atheifme  j  infidelitie  j  the  denying  ofyOr 
notbeleeuwginyGod. 


Athçïfte.^^  Athée. 
Atheïfterie.  as  Atlicifuie. 

Athelan : m.  A veryfmall^fhin  the riuerLzvL  neere 
Montpellier.  .    ' 

Athcronnè.  A  little  paineleffe  impoflumcywhofe  mat  tar 
is  lil^c  vnto  pap.  ^  '^       .  > 

Athlc  ;  «!•  A  miferablCy  wretched,  or  languifhing  fil- 
low. 

Athlete  :  m.  ^  champion,  at  wrafilingy  running,  and 

fucb  other  common  games  offlrengthy  aôliuitie^  or 

fi^ight.  _,  \ 

Athlétique  :  com.  Champion-lijieybelongingto a cham- 

pian^yftrongyfwifiyaâiueyOi  a  champion. 
A  tifer.  Sfeilte  Attifer. 
AtivcUcs  :  (.TrirdcetSytyreSyOr  attyres. 
Atizer.  5^^ij;^  Attifer. 
Atome  :  m.  A  moate  in  the  Sunne  ;  a  thing  fofmall,  that 

it  cannot^bt  diuided.  ,.  • 

Atour  :  m.  An  attire,  ;  alfOya  Fi^ench  Imd. 

Toile  datour.  Lawne. 
Atourncreffe;  f.  /i;f,Attournercfle. 
Atout.  fVitbytogethcr  with. 
Atrabiliaire:  corxi.Subie^yOr  belonging  to- melancholy  y 

or  blacl^e  choller  ;  oryas  Atrebiliaire.      * 
Atrziticv.Totraileydragyor  draw  along  vnto. 
Atrcim.  A  harth. 

U  n'y  a  rien  en  fa  maifon  fi  froid  que  Tatrc  Hce 

\eepes  a  verypoore  houféyhis  cheexe  ii  as  cold  as  his 

chimney  (in  which  there  came  no  fire  thisfeuen  yeare.) 

Qui  a  Maraftre  a  Ic  diable  enl'atre  :  Prov.  As  good 

haite  a  diuell  to  his  dam  as  afiepdame. 
Atrebiliaire  :  com.Compofed  of  melancholy  ^and  blact^e 

r/;oi7tf?^;()ry^  Atrabiliaire.      ' 
s' A trifter.  To  moiimey  wax  heauicy  become  forrowfidl^ 

grow  fad. 
Atroce  :  com.  Mofl  crueilypittileffeyfeU-yfierceyterriblcy 

horrible  to  behold \.alfOyOutragwmyhamouSyextreame. 
Atrocement .  c^^iojî  cruelly,  pittilefly,  fkUyy  fiercely  y 

terribly  y  hotribly  -,  alfoy  ^utragiouffyy  hainoufiy  y  ex- 

treamely.  ^.      ^ 

Atrocité  :  f.  ^trociticy  great  crueltie,fierceneffey  fiU 

Txffe^y  tprpblenefPeJ:)orribleneffe*,alfOyOUtragi^^^ 

extremitieyhainoufneffe. 
Atrophc:  com.  In  aconfumption^onemthwhombis 

ment  dowesnotyortowhom  it  docs  no  good. 
Atrophie  :  f.  A  confumption  that  comes  by  a  fear e- 

fiiU  eatingof  too  little,  or  a  ffeedie  deuouring  of  too 

much.  '     ' 

Atrophié  :  m.  éc  :  f.  One  thats  infuch  a  confumption^ 

^^Atrophe. 
s'Atrophier-  To  confume,wafl, pin e, grow leaneyWeare 

away.  '  ♦ 

Atruander.  5£^i|[e  Attruander.  ' 

Atiçns.  Boundsymeere s ylimits  y  ^Wallon. 

Attabale-  A  }(ind  ofbra'x^  drummcy  zfcd  by  theMêO- 
rjfh  horfemen.  "' 

Attache  ;  f  A  thing  fafiened  ody  or  tyedvnto,  another 
thing'yasa  L^eUyVroclamationyOr'publicl(e Ediôl  pa- 

.  fied  on  the  corner-pofîes  offtreetSy  orfet  vp  in  open  pla- 
ces, that  all  perfons  may  tal^e  notice  thereof. 

Attache  d'un  cheual.  ThefiandingyOrtyingvpof 
a  horfe  in  a/i  Inné  (or  anyfuch lil^e  place)  for  which 
fomef^all  confideration  Uto  begiuen  to  the  Inne-I^ce- 
per  y  or  owner.  .       -  ^ 

Lévrier  d'attache.  An  irifhyOr  greâtygreyhomd. 
Attaché  :  m.  ée  :  f.  faftencd,tycd,clapt  vpon  yfetyan-  * 
nexedJinit  ;  alfoy  grapledyVnto  j  alfoy  medledy  quarrel- 
led, brabled,  fought  with.  / 
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cote  s  or^outlaxved  by  proclamaiun  \  éUfo,defitmed  by  li- 
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Attachement.  A  tying^  fiifenin^  arniexmit  binding 
IfftittMgffettingvnto, 

Attacher.  To  tycyfiiftenyClaJpetipùtib'mdyMJtttexyVntOy 
to  fticlff,  orfet  vp,  to  han^  or  dap  vpon,  «  pofi^  rvâU, 

s' attacher  à.  Tp  coape/!éateJneddle,fcufi!ef  grapple, 
quarreUyfigfttybrtébUwitb.fJ^      • 
Attainét  Sef i|[e  Attaint.    .  ' 

Attainâe. «« Attaime.     '-'^   -  ;  <  î 

Attaindrc*  Toreachyor àttahuvntéi  to touch-ytntyor 
firtlie^n  reaching  yalfbyto  oitertalfty  or  jetât  vpy  in  cb- 
ing  &c  i  alfoy  to  get,  procurey  obtaine  j  bring  to  pa£e  j 
alfoyto  attaint  y  or  conuiCl  j  alfOy  to  éppedchy  aecuft,  or 
(bargevfith.     ■•■■■■■u"    ■■  ■.     "/■•■;!.■  -■'-  ■■  '—:^: •.»-' '■: 
Attaint:  m.  tC:  f.  Raught,  attained vnto \  touched -^ 
.    hityfiruci^en  ;  ouertake>ty  fetched  vp  ;  alfoygdtteny  Pro- 
curedyobtainjdy  àfoytainted^ttainted^mmiled',  at- 
ptyappeachtdyaceuftdofychargedmth» 

U  eft  attain t.Heis  tal^en ^  he'sfiarre  in  tout i  he U  ht 
dgoneyOrisno  more  his  emmeyman,'     !  >   •^'^    • 
Attaiiite  :  f.  ^  reach  j  hityhome  touch i  bfo»yàrfirol(é  j 
aifbyadefignementy  intention,  purpofe,  pretonce  i  âfo, 
a  gentk  nip,  qiùp,_ or  iert-,  a  Jleight  gird^.or  ttucs^ 

turn,  .      '■  •    y'-v  r    ,:'      .    #:-'  ■■  :    . 

jixct  A' inzintc.^JhdtvnthinreachyOrkueS. 

Nul  n'y  ofoit  donner  attaintc.  None  durfi  attempt 

ityor  deale  with  it  j  no  one  durjl  venture  on  it. 
Attalcnté  ••  m.  ce:  f.  <»  Entalcntéj  oryprouol(edvntOy 

put  into  a  longing  ef.     - 
Attalcntcr.  To  egg,  prouti^e  ;  put  into  a  longmg  j  tofet 

the  defire  on  worifeyto  giue  it  an  edgeyor  appetite. 
Attaque:  f.  /in  alJault-yincounter,sl(irmiflt, fight ',  a 

violent  meeting  of  two  armies yor  enemies. 
Attaqué:  m.  éc  :  f.  incoùntredjcujfied  or  medledwith; 

aJjaultedyOrfeton. 
Attaquer.  To  ajfatdtyorfet  on  j  to  'mcwnter,coape,fcuf- 

fie,  airway  to  meddle, with. 

AttaYanat:in.  ^horjfethats  fiye4itteH  onefy  on  the 

fianl(eyOrântbenecl(e. 
Attaync:  £  Moodmjfe,  anger,  tefimejfe,pettipjneffè, 

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Attayneux  :  m.  cufe  :  f.  Moodie^nffie,fioward,pet' 

tifljy  teftie.  ■  •   ^        ,     .         » 

Attediation  :  f,  A  toyUng,  wearying  ;  cloyingy  or  mu^ 

bling  with  too  much  of  one  thing;  alfo,  a  loathhgywea.- 

rifhmene(feytedioufneJfe.  '       ■ 

Attcdié  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Toyledywearied-y  cloyed,or  troubled 

with  too  much  of.  -    . 

Attcdicr.  To  toyUy  wemt\  annoy  ;  mai^e  loath;  cloy^ 

trouble  with  too  much  of  one  th'mg. 

Atteinte.  i^%  Attaintc.  .    v 

Attelage':  m*  HamejpefiraDrai^ht^rTeame,&c,or 
fir  the  cattell  that  draw  it -y  all  thefitmttufe  vntoit,or 
themybelohg^ng  i  tdfo,^  licence  grauntedy  by  tb^oj^ers 
ofafirrefiyvntoa  PotteryGlaftcryTyUryTumer,Smith, 
Afii-makefy&CyfittbetaliingofEarthymod,  or  Mi- 
nerals, fir  thekfateraUifes.     .  ; 

Attelé  :  m.  éc:f.  SpangedyOrfiftenedyOs  a  borfe,é^c,vn- 
toaTloughyOMiiotXifach^arty&c.  f 

Attclctnents:  m.  Ttfattirals^arnefeygeeres^fitrttt- 
turcybelonging  to  draught  herfes^r  oxen^or  vnto  that 
which  tifey  draw.     -   ;,    *•       •      .       . 

Atteler.  To  ïpang^oal^yor fiifien  a  HorfeJOXy&CyVnto 
a  Chariot yTbu^y  Côachy  or  Cart  ;  to  put  them  into  it, 
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Attelle  :  f.  AjplentyOrfiiclie  to  niaise  a  ^lent  of. 
Attelles  :  f.  The  haumes  of  a  draught  ho  ft  s  coHar  j  the 

two  fat  jiicl^s  that  mcvmpajfe  it.  -  ' 
•  Attenancc  :  f.  A  dependancie  vpon,a  belon^ng  vnto  ; 

alfOySt  Attente;  bopeyexpeibttion.  ^ 

Attenant  :  n^.  aiitc:f.  Beiongif/g,or  appertaining  to; 

adioynmg  vnto;  depending  on;  holding,  orcleauing, 

by.    ■  ■  ■  ■  ■  ,    .  •  .■;, 

Attendant  :  m.  An  attendânt^etaynerywaiter. 

Attendans.  Afhlers  ;  bindingftonesyfm  Mafinrie.) 
Attendant: nt.  ante: f.  Atttndmg,waitmgon ;  expe- 

■  ^ing;  tarrying,  fiaymg,  fir. 

Attendant  quc.fvhiUfi  that. 

Attendre.  To  attend^ait^ayytarrie;expe(l,loo{efk} 
to  daunce  attendance  m.  * 

s'attendre  à.  Totrufijreftyrelye,depend,i>pon.     "^ 
■  Attendre  la  venue  du  boiteux.  To  fay  fir  lohn 
Long  the  Carrier  ;  tO'tarrie  long  fir  that  which  comes 
butfiowfy.  '  i 

De  cc  que  tu  pourras  faire  n'attends  autruy  :  Pro. 

Mid  not  another  doe  that  which  thou  canft  do  thy  felfi  j 

^  OTybmldnot,  rely  e  not,  on  another  s  doing  of  that  which 

Vom  neant  recule  qui  malheur  attend  :  Prov.  In 
Vaine  he  retires  that  attends  mijhap  (which  if  it  mufl 
comeJjurtsUafi  being  mttmth.) 
Qui  attend  il  a  fort  temps  :  Prov.  He  that  attends 
bath  imeynough;  or  to  him  that  wait  s  all  timefeemes 
tedipM.  * 

Qui  s'attend  i  I'efcuellc  d'autruy  il  dilh^  fouvent 
bien  tard  :  Prov.  He  that  waits  on  another  mans  tren- 
cher, maizes  many  a  late  dinner  J  ■■■■  *    . 
Qui  bon  maiiffare  ièrt  bon  loyer  en  attend  :  Prov, 
Hee  that  férues  a  good  nSkfier ,  hopes  fir  a  goodre- 

■  ,  ward. . 

Qui  fol  envoyé  fol  attend:  Vto.  He  that  implcjes  a 
fooU,expe(isafoole.  ' 

_  -,  Tout  eft  fait  neglieemment  U  où  l' un  à  l' autre  s'at- 
-"  tend  '•  Prov.  N owing  is  well  done  where  oju  altoge- 

fher  trufts  vnto,or  relyes  yponyonother.        ■':': 
'  Tout  vient  à  point  qui  peut  attendre  :  Prov.  He 

that  eanftayhtétimeyjhaUcompaj^e  any  thing. 
Attendrir.  To  fiften^ol/ifie,mal(e  tender jgent le, ply- 
.  ant,'^  ■;  -  ■  •■  f 

s'attendrir.  Togrtw tender, fofi,gentle;nice,fihU, 
èfeminate: 

AttendrilTemcttt :  sti.  A fofien'mg,moUifying^ai(i7fg 
tender.^  ■_  ». 

Attendu  :  m.uë:  f.Attended,waited,fayedon;expe- 
ûedylookedytarriedfir,  '•  ^ . 
Attendu  que.  S'w;»^ /W. 
Petit  difner  longueipent  attendu  n'eft  ms  donné, 
mais  chèrement  vendu  :  VroJf'e  buy  too  deer  ely  meat 
.weftay  long  fir  ;  or,a  little  meat  longflayed  fir's  detre- 
ly  bought^be  IV^  may  be  faido fatty  benefit, or fSuor.) 

Attendue  :  f.  An  attendanceyor  attending.  . 

Attenir.  Toretainè,  detaine,with-hold,l(eèpc,orflay, 
bacifO^-       ■   .  '  .•  ■  • 

s'attenir  à.  To  betongvnto;  to  depend  vpon  ;  alfo,  to 
belinl(edyOrieynedinconfiingmnitiepnth. 

Attentat:  m.  .Apràceedinginfuitnotwithftandingan 
apptale  j  alfbyfl  tatting  (by  the  plaintifi,or  defendant) to 
his  owne  vfe  part  of  a  thing  Which  the  Court  hath  whot- 

•  fyfe^uefbred  ;  any  attempt  made, or  courfe  heldon,con- 
trarie  to  a  publicise  Order.  '. 

Attente  :  f.  Expeélation  ;  hope,  dcftre  of-,  an  attending, 
jlayingytarryingfir  ;  alfoya  preiudtcate  opiniom 

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Attente  <î'un  edifice.  7h*incho3tion ,  or  vnperfheôl 
begmmni  of  d  buiUmg^  gtuen  euer  befire  it  be  fini- 

Laiflbnsccluy  la  en  attente.  Letvs  leaue  hima- 
lone  (to  his  hopes  i  or^  to  pul(eflratprs^  or  full  day  fies.) 
Sans  autre  attente.  Incontinently. -y  without  more 
txY/ying^delay^  or  ado. 
*  Attentes  4  une  muraille,  &c.  Denting  parts  ^or  fee- 
4:es  of  a  wall  &c. 

Table  à'zXtQ\\X,c.Aplate  ofcoppery&c;wheteonfome 
not  able  infcrïption  y  or  othcx  things  lienor  auen\  aljo^ 
a  fiat  peece  of  marble  y&CyCharged  with  the  Itkefiuffey 
and  fit  (as  the  other  ;moJi  commonly)  on  the  out  fide  of  a 
rpomejOr  building.  .        *^ 

Attente  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Attempted^  enterpri/ld  j  efayed^ 
prouedyputvnlo  triall. 

Attenter.  To attempt^enterpuifè  j  efay^proueybeginyput 
into  triaU  ;  alfoj  a  plaintife^r  defèendànt  to  conuen 
vnto  h\s  vfi  or  benefit  part  of  the  thing  in/uit/totwuh- 
Jianding  a  former  fcquejl/ation  thereof  made  by  the 
Court. 

Attenter  au  prejudice  l'appel.  To  goe  on  with  bis 
'  fuit  notwithflandingthe  Appealeofwe  aduerfe^- 

■    tie.    .  .\     '  ■  .   .  ■ 

Attentif:  m.iue  zf.  Attentiuey  lificning^eedfiillcai'e- 
filly  diligent  ;  vigilant  y  eamcfily  bent  vnto^  excee- 
dingly fetvpon. 

Attentiucmcnt .   Attentiuely  y  carefidly  yheedfiUyy 

wiflly.  ■      •   .        • 

Attcnu:m.uc:f.BoundyOr  beholden  to. 
Attenuation:  f.  An attenuationy  or  extenuÊtion\  a 

lefjeningy  impairingy  diminifhment  ;  a  malting  thinne^ 

Render  yWcalic.  ^ 

Rcfpondrc  par  attenuation.  Loolf^e  Refpondre. 
Atténué  :  m. ce  :  f.  Diminijhcdylejjenedy  impaired  y  wa-^ 

(ted y  extenuated  y  made  thinner ,  jmaller ,  fienderer  j 

weal{cr. 
Atténuer.  To  le  [fen  ydiminifhJmpaireyappaireyWaft'y 
'  extenuate  ;  to  mal^e  thinner  y  fienderer  ;  weat(er. , 
Attenuri  :  m.  ic  :  i  Jdadc  thinneyflenderyfmall  j  or  as 

Atténue. 
Attenurir.T^J  mal^e  thinneyflenderyOrfinall^yto  minijhy 

extenuate  ylcfjiny  impaire. 
Atteriflefnent  :  m.  An  ouerthrowing  to  the  earth  ;  a 

coueringwitb  earth  'yàfurrowdingyOroHerwhelm'mg 

by  the  earth.  ^" 

Attcrtnoyc  :  ».  ée  :  f.That  hatha  terme ^ortimegrar^ 

ted  fir  the  p  aiment  of  a  debt  j  alfoy  put  off  from  terme 

to  termey  from  time  to  time. 

Atterraffeur  :  m^n  ouerthrower(to  the  earth  j  )à  mi- 
nery'OndoeryOpprefpnr. 

A^tcrrc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Couered  withy  ouerwhilmedf^Her- 

throwne  tOythe  earth  yruined-  oppreffed. 
Atterre-efoi.  Corne-buiyingy  em-ouerwhelming. 
Aitencr.  To  coueTyOr  ouerwhelme  with  earth  y  to  ouer- 

throw  vnto  the  earth  ;  oryOs  Atcrrer.      . 
s  Atterrir.  To  rot  vnto  earth  ;  or  y  by  lying  on  the  earth  yor 

h  rotting  on  the  earth  j  to  become  as  earth  j  alfiy  to 

fhtt  vnto  the  earth. 

Attemllcment. /f/ Attcriflcment. 

Attcftation  :  f.  An  attefiatwn  -  afiirmationy  calling  to 

'^^itnêje:,aiufiifioattonbywitmf^^^  - 

Attefte  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Attefled  ;  proteficdyauouchedyajfir- 

'^^d:,tepfied^wit^^^ 
Attclt er.  To  an  efi  ;  auouchy  affirmèy  protefty  call  to  wit- 

^tele  ;  airo.to tefliffe.w'tneffeyconfirme  bywUneffe. 
Atteyner  vn  chien  fur.  r(?yî<tf^(?ftfr,  or  tumea  dog 


Attiédi  :  m.  ie:  f.  ivarmed^made  lul^e-warme. 

Attiédir.  To  war  me  ;  to  rfial^e  lul^e-wa/me. 

Attitfc  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Decided,  pranj^edy  tricl^ed y  trim- 
med^ 

Attiffement  Tin,  Apranl^ingy  deciding,  tricl(mg^  trim- 
mmj^of.   ."'  . 

Attiflrr.  To  dectieypranl(e^  tric^Cy  irtfrt^dornc.       Y 

AttifFets  :  m^AttireSyOr  tires  y  dreffingSy  tricl^ingîy  at- 
tirais. 

Attiler.^  Attiffer. 

Attiltre  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Subo-rnedy  appoafted  ;  infiruRed  be- 
firehandytaught  the  matter  he  hath  to  fay. 

AttÛtïcr. To fubarneyor  appoaftyinfirufly  (rr  teach  befhre 
hand  ;  to  infirme  y  or  fi>rcwarne  of  y  the  matter  he  is  to 
deliuer. 

^tinc  :  m.ee  :  f.  Prouol^cdyVrged y  irritated^  incenfcdy 
alfoy  fiefhêdyor  fh^ened  on. 

Attiner.  roprouoi(eyVrgejh'r':tate^ncenfe  againft-^  alfiy 
toflefihyOrjhftenon. 

Attinté  :  m,  ée  :  f. Decl^edy  tricl^edy  trimmedypran^ed  j 
alfoyfineyjpruceycompt  ^eaVyalfhyfitted^fet  ri^t\  or  (as 
an  arrow  on  the  bow-firing)  nocl^ed.        /     * 

Attinter.  Todeci(eypranlieytricl(eytrmme  y  alfiy  to  fit 
weUyfetrightyplace  iufi.         ;~  ,^^        j^. 

Attiquets  :  m.  Uttle  nùtesypr  ticl^ets.  ^  ^ 

Attirail  :m.^  great  mans  retinue  y  trainéy  attendants  ^ 

followers.  /* 

Attirantons  :  m.  An  artificers  tooleSyOiinfiruments. 
Attijaux  :  m.Vlough-geetfSythe  toolesyorinfiraments 

be  longing  to  a  plough." 

Attire  :  m.  ce  :  f*  Drawne  to  y  tolled  on  y  irmitedy  intl- 
cedyuUuredvnto. 

Attiremcnt  :m.A  drawing  to  ;  a  toUingon  j  an  inui- 
tingyinttcingyalluringvnto. 

.Attirer.  To  draWyOr  brmg  to  j  to  toU^or  lead  on  5  alfiy  to 
inuiteyinticeyaliure  v?ito.  "0' 

Attifé  :  m.ée  :  f.  KjndledyOr  [!irred,as  firr. 

Attift-feu  ;  m.  Afire-kindlevy  orfire-ftirrer^  and  (me- 
taphoricaUy)  afiirrc/vp  éfftrifey  u  firebrand  of  con- 
tention yaraifer  of  fedition.  / 

Attifc-querelle:  m.A  brablingmak^-hate-y  arenewery 
areuiuerofoldyandouer-womequarels.         . 

Attilcr.  To  i(mdle  (a  fire  i)  toftirre  the  fire-,  to  lay  one 
coUyOr  brand  ne  ere  vnto  another.        .  ■ 

Attifa:  le  feu  avec  refpcc.r(?/?r(?/W)i^^  an  angry  pe)- 

:  fonextreamely. 

Attifbnné  :  m.  éc  :  tScorched^  halfi  burnt  y  blacl^Jhy 
ordusl(iè'Colouredy/Hafirebrandy&c. 

Attifbnner.  ^  Àttifcr.  ^• 

Attomé  :tn.ée  ;  i.Dreffed^attiredy  trimmedydec\edya- 

dorned.  ■.    . 

Attomer.  Toattireyàreffeydec^eyadorneyirimmeytric\y 
prance  y  fit  out. 
Attouchc :  i.A  gentle  touch \alfo^  glaunce atyorjhort 

mention  of. 
Attouché  :  m.éc  :  CGently  touched J^andledyOr  fill foft- 

ty  ;  lightly yOrflightly  mentioned.         ^  \ 

Attouchement:  m.A gentle  touchingy  light  handling;, 

foft  fie  ling  ofyalfoyos  Attouchc.  ^     \ 

AttOÙcher.T()  handle  gently  y  touch  lightly  y  fielefiftly  j 

^tfiyto  mention  briefifyyglaunceatfieightfy-y  meddle  yor 

dealewitb  but  a  little yany  way. 
Attour  :  m.  4  Tvench'hood',alfiyanyl(mdof  tireyOr  at- 
tire fir  a  womam  head. 

Damoifdle  d'attoiir.  The  waiting  woman  that  vfes 
to^dreffiyO'rattir&yhermiftrcfre. 

Attoure:  m.ée  :  f.  Tired ydrefiedyattiredydecl^edy  trim- 
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Attourhc:  m.cc  :  fM  Siiouït^alfo^aiturned^sate^ 

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Attournec  :  (.ns  Attourncmcntj  Alfo^a  letter  of  At- 

turney. 

Attourncmcnt  :  m.AnattiringydreJ^g^  clecl(i?îgyal- 

fo^the  Attumcment  of  a  tenants 
Attourner.  To  attire yiecl{e^drcjfe  j  alfo^to  atmney  4u 

a  tenant.  ^ 

Attournercfle:  (.Awaiting-ivoman^  chamber-maid, 
that  vfesyOr  helpes,  to  attire  her  mifirejje.  - 

Attourncur  :  m.  A  Groomeof  the  Chamber  j  one  that 
rpaits  in  the  chamber ,  to  drejje  his  Majier^  or  Mi- 
Jrc(fc     \  .  :    .  . 

Attrabilairc;.  as  Atrabiliairc. 

Attradif :  m; iuc :  f.  Attra£bHe^ymticmg,aUuring\ of 
porve/yor  prâùtaieytodroïPvntp. 

Attradioîi:  uAnattra^ion  ;  ai^riwing  to. 

AttïzhkKif.Efcheatageior^a/^fch^^^    Loolfe  E- 

•    ftraycrcs.      ^  ^j  /*'     '    .  ; 

Attraiél  :  m.  An  attra&ion^or  attraaiue^, a  bait^Uure^ 
ment^nticemcnt^ttueaglement. 

Attraicmcnt  :  m.AnattraâlingjOrdraivingvntO'y  al- 
fo^an  alluYing^nticingyinueagUng.  -   '^ 

Attrairc.  To  attraêlyor  draw  vntOy  alfo^to  allure  ^ntice, 
inueagle ,  to  Hon  j  moue ,  or  prouolfe  vnto  ^  by  faire 
meanes.       ■  V  .-^ 

Attraire  tcÇmoins.To  produceTpitneffes.  %■/■ 

Vn  doHTiir  attrait  Tautrc  :  Prov.  Onefleepe  draws 
on  another.  .-'■■''  .    ^ 

Attràmcnt-  Inl^e  ;  or  bleach pr  Shoomal^ers* 

Attrapé:  m.ée:  fXaugbt^intrapped^pprehended^ouer- 
tal^en ;  tal^^en  tardie^  or  in  the  manner.  ;  '  '^•' 
Toft  attrapée  eft  lafouris  qui  n'a  pour  giftc  qu'un 
pcrtuis  :  Prov.  I(7^iî[r  Souris, 
ftrapcr.  Tointrap^catchy  apprehend  j  ouerreachyOner" 
talf^e^tal^e  tardieyOr  in  the  manner.      -  *  . 

tttzpcnc  :i  A catching^trapment y  intrapping. 

Attrapoire  :  n\.^An'mtrappingyor  catching^  alfo^a  trap  y 
the  injlrumentyor  meanes  y  whereby  one  is  intrapped. 

Attrayainment.  Attra5bmly  y  alluringly  y  hiiicingly. 

Attrayant.  Attra^lingyattraêUuey  leadi?igy  or  drawing 
vntoialluringyinticing.  . 

Attrayement.^  Attraid  Î  wyr5  Attraicmcnt. 

Attraycrcs  :  f.  Efcheats  ;  Lt?(^ifce  Eftraycrcf . 

Attrcdbation  ;  (.Afifty^andoften  handlings  touchingy 
feeling.  -    /  - 

Attrcmpancc  :  f.Sobernefeytemperanceymodcfiie^ai^ 
ednejfty  gouernment  j  moderation  in  behamour/>r  hu- 
mour.        '    '■  ■;.■•'.        •'      ■;•"  ■ 

Attrcmpc  :  m,  cc  lî.Temmed^deratedyWellgouer- 
ned  J  ofatemperateyOYjLyed  humour  ^yalfoyfnoipenedy 
foaked^  well  fie  eped  in  liquoi'  j  alfo/nixedy  or  feafomd 

*    with.     ,/  -    ^       • 

Attreinpomcnt  :  m.  A  temper ^oderatitntyeuen  mea- 
fure  ^uftpr  eportionymode file  ^derate  dij^ofitionjlai- 
ed  bchauieur^y  alfi  y  a  moiftening  yfteepm^er  foalfing 
in  liquor.  '  __^  '  ^ 

AttrOTipément.  T^wf  £^^w/y,  moderately  y  modeftly^ 
patiently  j  ftayedfyy  cootefyy  faire  andfiftfyyfiberly. 

Attrcmj^r.  To  temperymoderateyvfi  a  iufiy  and  éuen 
mùafure\  al/b^to  mixyorfeafin  yalfOyto  moifienyfel^ey 
or  Heepc  in  moiflure.  ^         t,^       - 

Attribué:  m4c:£.Attributedy  mputed,  giuen^  laied^ 
vnto 'y  charged  with  *y  put  vpori.  ^ 

Attribuer.  To  attributey  impute  y  or  put  vpon  \  to  charge 

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Attributif  :  m.  iuc  :  f.  Attributiue  ;  attributing. 
Attrifte  :  m.  cc  :  tAmeuedygrownefad.madcforraW'* 

fiiU.  .  ,         - 

Attriftc-cocur.  Heartfadningy  thoughts-ffieuing. 
Attrifter. p  agrieuey  mal^efady  heauieyforrowfiill.    * 
Attrit  :tn.itc  :  f.Rubdy  fretted ^xvafiedyWorne  away. 
Attritiorkf./4  rubbing/tettmgyWea/ipg. 
Attroupé  :\.éc  :  f.  Troupedyin  troupes.  ^ 

i  AViio\j^tx.Xia^cmble  m  troupes^  or  companies  *y  to 

troupe  togttheh^  /^  . 

s' Attruander.  T&loyter ygrow.  la^e  y  become fiuggifhy 

-wax  an  idle  truant.  ^' 

Aturrc  à  vn'  opinion.  Refolute^or  ohfiinate  inyan  opinio 

OH  I  fiilly  bent  to  dejèndyor  fhllow  it. 
Pi\x(a  Mafculine  Article  j  orya  Prepofrtion  iearing  th'e- 

.nergieofa  Mafcuime  Article)  is  etierfet  be  fire  Maf 
'   culine  Nownes  that  begin  with  a  confinât  y  andfigTÙ^ 
.    fies^lnthe 'ytotbe-y  atthc'yOnthe^&CyOsin^As 
Avachi  :  m.  le  :  f.  Loofenedyjlackened  j  quailcdyfadedy 

growne  flaggio  ^  failed  in  liuelineffey  vigour  y  vehe^ 

mencie.  f  , 

s'Avachir.Tt?  loaenyjlacl^enygrowflaggie^  quailefadèy 
faite  ofitfirn^er  liueimeffey  vigour  y  and  vchemenâej 
to  waxfaint^mbUy  bcartlefje  j  to  hang  downe  the 
head.  1.        \.    >    - 

Avail:  m.AwMBoare.     * 

Availlon  :  m.AliiindofJbelUfiJh. 

Avaindre.  T#  taliey  or  draw  out  j  to  ^rihg-y  or  lead 

fbrth  J  alfo^totouchyto  reach  vnto.    • 
hwû.Vowneyordowneward.    ^^ 
i-    \€md'2y3l.A^eft-South'JVeftwmdy  oramfievly 
^  wind  thatfomèwhat  inclines  to  the  Souths 
Avalanche.  4;fAvallancKc.^^        -      ^_>- 
Avalifquc.  Auanty  be  gone  j  fie  vpon  it  :  IfLangued. 
Avalise  :  tn.  A  lettinz^putting^or  layingydowne  ;  alfo^ 

afwallowmgyOrfwiUing  downe  ; alfOyafaUy ora^faU 

'  Ungdcwncy^s  of  riuerSyOr  other  waters 'y  alfoy  a  Por- 
ters hire  y  for  the  laying  ofw'me  downe  into  afellor. 
Avail  anchc  :  f.  A  gûat  faUingyOr  fmlfing  downe  y  as  of 

tarth&Cé  4  ,  .. 

Avallâfle  :  f.An  inundatiçn  j  alfiyafipallowing  gulfcyor 

deepefioallow. 
AvallcHTi.  éc  :  î.letyputylâyedyCafiyfi:UedyfaUenydown'y 

fipâllùwedyfivilledy  gulped ydowne  j  alf^y  cut  ofyOrcut 

downe. 

Boyau  àvallé.  The  difiafe  called  yBùr fling.         - 
^    Avallé  en  tctafl'c  dwdcillc.  Swaggmgy  lil^eim  old 

wiuesdug.  '"'^ . 

Les  cheveux  nonchalemmcntavallci.  Thehhairt 

hanging  car elefly  about  their  eares. 
Avallemcnt  :  m.  A  lettingy  puttingy  or  laying  dcwne; 

a  lett'mgfaU  drnne  ;  MfOyafuppmg  vp ,  ajwallcwiftgy 
^ or fwiUing downe' 'y^fiyacuttingojj\or downe.  .^ 

Ay2lkr,To  letyputylayy  caft^JtUy  downe  yto  let  fall 
dome  J  alfoytofupy  or  gulpe  vp  j  tofwiUy  or  /wallow 
downe  ;  aljoytocut-of^or  downe -y  whence; 
II  luy  avalla  I'cfpaule  d'un  coupniMpé#*  Uttlaue 
one  ofhis  Jhoulders  from  his  bodie  j  or  y  at  one  blow  U 
flrol^eoffoneofhisttjould^s. 
.  Il  luy  avalla  fa  robbe  de  deflus  les  c(paules.H^  pul- 
led yOr  plucked  his  gowrie  ouer  his  jhoulders.  i 
La  lice  avalla  Ton  ventre.  The  Bitch  growes  bigwitb 

^    whelpe  J  orythe  wbelpes  within  her  màl(e  her  belly  a  /- 
mojl  touch  the  ground. 

Avaller  gros^Sc  mafchcr  dru  :  Prov.  (As  we  fay  J  to 
flumble  at  afiraWyandleapeouer  a  blocl(e.  * 

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cor  fumes  his  ownCyOr  other  mens  efiate^  bj/  immoderat 

tatinlyanddnnl(mg. 

Avallcur  de  frimats.  An  idle  fèlloxp  ;  a  nian  offhall 

rforthjor  capscitic\  a  careU  (Je  companion.  \ 

Avallcurs  de  pois  gris.  Lool^e  Pois. 

AvaIloire./i  holeytrap-dooYeyWmdorVy&Cyto  let  a  thing 
dotpne^b)  into  a  lower  roome.    . 

Avalloiiere.^^  Avalloirc.  v 

Avalluation:  f.  A  valuationyor  valuing  j  d  rate  y  price  y 
^or  value  fetdowne. 

Avalluer.  To  value yV at eyprifè  j  to  fet  a  price  on  j  to  hold 
at  a  rate,      i*      ' 

Avaluement:  m.  as  Avalluation. 

Avance  :  d*  avance,  in  handygiucn  be  fir  c  handy  or  in 
part  of  a  greater  fimme. 

JFairc  avance.  To  further yto  forward  j  togel^  orfety 
forward.  ^        ' 

Avancé:  m.ce:  f.  Forwarded  y  fhrwardy  in  good  for-. 

.  waydneffeygot^rpiàyfhrward'yfùrtheredy  aduancedy 
acce  leratedyfjajlenedyjhortened  by  baji  ;  a  I/o  y  giuen  in 
bandy  or  before  hand  ;  alfoy  thriven  iny  or  prop  ted  by. 

Avanceant.  Forwxrdingy^éeringyfetting  firwardy 

"  putting  outyOr  on  j  aduancingyha^cning ,  accelerating:^ 
giuingin  handler  before  hand. .  • 

Avancement  :  m.AforwardingyTettingforwardyput- 
ting  onyOr  out  ;  a  giuing  in  handyOr  before  hand  j  a  ha-^ 
JleningyOr  a  ccelerating  ;  alfby  an  aduancingy  a  gettirigy 
or  going  forward^  a  proceedingypogreffionypajftng  on  j 
alfOy  aduanc  ementypr  e ferment  yfiromot  ion. 

Avancer.  To  fbrwardy  fit  forwards  farther  yput  on\alfoy 
to  hajlen  ;  and  y  to  fhortefiyor  cut  off  by  hafl  j  a^o^  to 
aduahce^îprefvry  promote.  / 
s'Awas}Ctï.  To  proceedy  go  ony  get  forward  i  alfoyto 
thriue^ncreafe^teuaile  ihyprofitby.     :       ' 
Avancer  ^x^cnt^To gwe money  in  handy  or  afore- 
hand.  I  '    '^ 
Avancer  le  doiccToputfoi'th^'Pretchoutya  finger 

beyond  his  fellow  cs.  w  f 

Avancer  vn  terme  de  loixz^c.Topay  be  fire  the  d^y 
or  glue  before  hand.  - 

Lc  iour  s*  avance.  The  day  approaches yorbreal^ei.  J 

Avanceur  :  m.  ^ forwarder ^duancer \haftener ^ac^ 
ctkrater  ^yalfo^fb-regoer.  '       ^     . 

Avarichaye:  f.  Açtoueofà:^ersyOroffkchUI(etrèes. 

Avanger.  Tofatispeyfufficejtrue  the^turne  *ytofkmifh 

,    throughly^to  bear  e  the  who  le  charge  ofi   . 

Vous  n'avangcr  rien.  You  goe  no  whkfoiward^  - 
Nous  avons  tant  de  vin  que  nous  ne  pouvons  a- 
vanger  à  boire,  wehauemore  winf  thon  we  area- 
bUyOrlfnoiwhoWytodYinlfe.  ' 

Avant  :  vci.The  time  ofAduèntywhicb  U  about  a  mo- 
neth  before  Chrifimas. 

Avant.  ïsfome  times  an  Aduerhe  of  time  *y  and  then  Jig- 
ni  fies  y  before  yor  ere  y  and  forward  \  and  fometimes  of 
place^fthen  commonly  following^  bicnj  and  ftgnifies-y 
fprth^firward^nwardydeepelyinyfarrein. 
Avant  la  main.  In  handyOr  before-hand.    \ 
Avant  que  procéder.  A  prolonging^  or  deferring  of 
fihte-nceypr  of  proceeding  when  the  fuit  is  readie  for 
fentence.  v    - 

Çftrc  bien  avant  de  fefte.  To  Hue  merihy  or  m  iol/i-^ 
'    tie.        ■.  ^ 

Mettre  en  avant.  To  aduanceypuifbrwardyprefirre*y 
^Coyto  propoundydpenydeclareyWhat  he  hath  to  fày. 
Venir  en  avant.  To  comey  aduancey  or  fiep  forth  j  to 
grow  y  mcreafe^briueypreuaile,  proceed^  come  forward 


in  the  world. 
m     Pour  vn  petit  n'  avant  n*  arrière  ;  Prov .  A  little 
brealfcs  no/quare  j  no  matter  fhr  a  little.  ^ 

Avantage  :  ta.  An  aduamagtyoddcs  •  ouerplus  -yadditi- 
onyceliuig  i  a  benefityfirtherance^  orfbrwardmg  •  al^ 
foya  mountmg'blociiey  a  bloclie  to  get  on  horfebacl^e  by. 

^h\2L\zx\l2!^t.ExceUently^yOrcxceedmgweU. 
D'avantage, t!Moreoucrylii>'thcr^  fiirthcrmo/e ,  e/fe 
bcjidesyouer  and  befideSy^houe  and  beftdes^  withadàs^ 
more  than  mea Cure. 

Avantage;  m.écii  Adudntagedy  hauing  the  aduon- 
tageof,  alfOy  benefited  y  priutlcdgcd  j  aduancedy  fiiu 
thered. 

Bien  avantagé  en  ncï:.  Nofed  with  aduàntage^  well 
nofe-gfowne  ^  hauing  a  Cnomicall ,  or  goodly  longy 
Nofe.  ;^       ^     "     V    ^ 

AvzntZ^cr.To aduantagCy  giue  aduantage  vntOy  fiir^ 
ther  y  fet  forward  ;  aduanceybenefity  doe  goodvnto. 

Avantî^cufeincnt.  Aduantagcouflyy  wnb  great  ad- 
tiantage\eafefiiUyypYofitablyyWeUfbraman. 

Avantageux:  m.  eulc:  i.AduantageowSyeafefUUyCom^ 
modiousybebouefiill  3  alfby  verie  firwardy  fill  of  for- 
wardnejje.  -  *  -  | 

Avaut-bras.  A  v  ambrait  j  armour  for  an  arme  \aIfoy 
the  part  of  the  arme  that  extends  fom  the  elbow  to 
the  wrill  j  alfby  the  vnderbone  of  that  parti 

Avant-chien.  The  lefferdog^ftaYy  which  appearswBcn 
dog'dayes  begin.  ;*'  V      ' 

Avant- conccu  :  in.euë:t  For e-j^onceiuecly  formerly 

demfed.  .•  ,  /"^     .-.  '    ; 

Avant-cpur.  Anoutwardyor  ttttUy  Court  before  the 
porta  ll^or  gateyof a  great  houfe.    -,    > 

Avant-courement.  A Jorerunnihg^  precedlngyfke- 
going.  .  I      •  >» 

A vanr-cpurçur  :  m.  AfvmunnefyAuantciiirûr. 

Avant-conreUx  :  m.;^  Avant-coureur. 

Avant^coureux:  m.  cufe:  f.  Forerunning  y  prece^ 

dent.     ^  -^      '  '  #     , 

.  Avant-gardç..  The  Forward  y  or  1  auntgardy  of  an  ar- 


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Avant^hicr.  Ï1^  daybefire  yejlerday  j  two  day  es  a* 
goe. .  .'  .ft^  ■;. , .         •■•'/,'■■.  *  •  ■  ■   ' 

.  ^vant-jcu:  m.An  ajfayy  tria  Uy  or  proof  e  before  a  game 
.     begin.  *  •  . 

Avajltin  :  m.-Thedrme^braurichofavineyClimingypr 

brought  along.fr om  tree  to  tree. 
Avantjoûeiir.  sA  Prologue yhe  that  beginneth^  prplay^ 

etbbeforeythegameyEnterludeyOr  Commedie. 

Avant-mgé./iifl^ieiugé.  • 

Avant-logis  :  m.Aroomey  or  lodging  in  the  forepart  of 
a  houfi  y  fiandmg  alone  j  an  outward  gate  with  lodg- 
ings in  it  yalfby  aCourt-yardy  or  commi/?g  in  j  and^a 
Court yPorchyOr  Portallybefifre  a  houfi. 

Avant-main.  The  forepart  ofthlhand-y  or  y  that  part 
which  is  betweeriethe  wrijlyandthe  ifnucl^les. 

Avant-mur  :  m.  Anauantmure  ^fhre-waUyOHt-waUyOr  - 
outward-wall.  -  '    v.  .       * 

Availt-parleur  ^.  Afire-fpealiet^  or  one  thatU  too 
forward  tofpealpe.  -      ^  ;     v 

Avant-pas  :  m.  The  (iartyor  anad/iantageyin  a  raciyor 

Cotérfe.  .       '-' 

Ay2Lnt^tï(cr.TopremeditateyOr  bctbinl(thimfelfè  be- 

'  fore-handof.    . 

Avant-perfe.  Thegreateji  kjnd of  Abr ecocide  j  or  as-, 

Avant-pefche.  Th'Auant-peachyjfrhaJiiepeach\  rup^ 

fetonone  Jidc^andrcd to  the  Sunne-wardy  yet  bigger 

than  th'or dinar ie  red  Peach  j  it  comei  timely^and  eats 

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*^dhdcj/f}jfetbfiffi^^  "   '     -, 

Av^llt'poighct.  So  much  of  the  hand  as  is  between  *w 

r¥0aaatbel(nucliles. 
AVant-portail  :  m.  Àfrrep&rch  y  an  outr^ardpoYtall-y 

a  pouhatthcvtterdooYeofahoufe.    .  * 

I  hsmX^^xo^osxm.AVYolopte.   .    '-■  ^^j.^-^^''^"''^ 
Avariuproumchoir  :  muin  open  todge/n  clofewallie 
^  fhrfuitorSy&Cy  befire  thedooye  of  a  great  boufe. 
Avant-tOl6î.*/4»  houfe-e  author  eafing^as  Scvcrondc. 

Avanturc.  Avanturer.  Avanturcux.  Avanturkr. 

Seelie  Adventure,  &c. 

Avarc  :  com,  Auancious^greedie^couetoMyVnreafonA" 
bly  defirom  of  vnfatkbly  thi/ftrng  after ^  money y&c. 

Avarcmcnt.  Auaricioujly^greedify^couetoufly.  ' 

Avarice  :  ï.Auance^coHctot7fneJfe  j  an  vnreafonable  di- 
fireof^anmfatiatethiïftafîer^moneyy&c. 
Avarice  fait  petit  monccaa-Prov.  Small  »  the  heap 
that  auarice  afoords  {rpben  wealth  comes  either  to  be 
dtjplayed^or  dtfltibuted.) 
Avarice  rompt  jcJac-dPfov.  l,o%  Sac • 
C^and  tous^ccfics  font  vieux  avarice  eft  en- 
cqrcsieunc  :  Vrow. The  loue  of  wealth  continues  yong 
when  all  fmnes  elfe  grow  old. 

Avaris:  m.Decayofwares^^marchandife\  léchage  of 
.wines  I  alfoy  the  charges  of  the  cartage^  or  meafunng 
thereof^  alfo  ^  thefèesy  or  veiles  of  a  Coolie  y  &c. 

AvaritieUfemcnt.  AuaricioUfly ,  couetpufiyy  greedily. 

Avaritieux  :  m.  çufc  :  f.  AuaricioniyfiiU  of  auarice. 

Avau  Vcau.Downe  the  water. 

Aubades.  J^orning  d^iuficlie  ifuch  asfidlersphy  vn^ 
der  chamber  windawcs^  ^ 
Les  vieilles  gens  qui  font  gambades,a  la  mort  (on- 
ncnt  des  aubades  :  Prov.  i^^ifef  Vieil.  • 

Aubain  :m.Ah  alienyftraftgcryfirreiner  ^yp'toperlyfuch 
a  one  as  i^.  borne  in  a  coumrey  fo  ne  ere  ours ,  as  notice 
may  conueniently  be  fallen  of  his  originally  and  name  j 
therein  differing  from  tfpaue,  who  comes  one  lincfwes 

;    mtwhcnce.    ^  r"^' '  ''  '  ^'  ^        'V-  ■  "  "  .'■"  ■ 

Aubain  :  m.  int  it  Strange  yfirfeiiÊtyOf another  coun-^ 
trey  ;  alfoycafuall^  duCyComming.oy  Jailing  by  efchea  t. 

Aubaine:  f.  Ejcheatage  j  alfoy  an  efchea t  j  lander  fub- 

.  fiance  falling  to  tl^e  King^  or  Lordyby  the  death  offi^an^ 
gers  y.  or  illigitiniation  ofbaftards  j  anyfuchcafualtie-y 
(but  ejpeciaUyy  thé;  fir  ft)  alfo  y  fhrreinneffèyjlrangenejfei 
the  efiateyor  condition  ofafvrteineryOYft/aunger\(Pin'' 
cicnncmcnt  aucuns  ont  prins  le  mot  d'aubaine 
poytr  defhcrance  :  ^Raeueau.J  ; 
Droia  d'aubaine.  Efcheatage  j  the  right  offuccejJL 

.  on  in  the  eftate  of aU ft  ranger  s  dying  in  France  yWith- 
<4>ut  miuraliT^tiônyOnd  French-borni  ijfue:  (This  right 
isyorihouldbeonely  the  K^ngSy  yetdiuers  Lords  m- 
croachvpmiit'y  andfimeyWbohaiieh[iih  iurifdiShony 
challenge  tlmeby  the  goods  of  ally  though  natstrall 
FrenchmenyWhich  haue  dwelt  within  their  lièertie  as 
forreiners^or  not  free  thereof      ;  ;  'v, 

Aubainetc:  f.Efcheatage.  • 

Aubàrtitc.tib^P^^.-   ;    -  :-^^^^"^^ 

Axhiinsim.ThejhrmdsyOfafh'ip.  ^  ^Pp 

Aubarede  :  t^groue^fmall  copfeyor/matlwood. 

Llbe  :  f.  The  dawningypr  breathe  of  day  \  SeelfC  Atibcs. 

L'aj^be  d'unl)afté  i^,  the  fame  in  a  packs  adle^  that 

Àrjon  is  inagreat/akle. 

L'aubc  d'unpreftre^  PrieftsAlbe 

'A  l'aube  des  moufches.  Some  two  or  three  haurcf 

after  Smnc-rife  :  of^  when  the  Sunne  bemnes  to  bee 

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Aube  au  :  m.  The  white  FoplaYyOr  Teplar  tree. 

Aubec;  m.  The  pithy  fip^or  heart  of  woodland  timber -y 
^Bourdelois,  -  ' 

Aubeine.^  Aubaine  j  Alfoya  kjndef grape. 

Aubel.^  Aubeau.        .- 

Aubeliere  :  f.  A  huffier ya  niflcya  whin.  whau. 

Aubenable;  com.  SubieU  vnto  Ejcheatage -ycrvnlo 
Droift  d'Aubaine.  •        '^■-  r^ 

Aubenage  i  m.i/cf^^iTfifgfj^i  Aubaine. 

Droift  d'aubenage.^i  Droia  d*aubamc;  Ora^ind 
thereof 'j  and  iiyWfome  parts  ofFraunceyp,  new  purfe^ 
and  ill  j.  d  J»  it  ;  m  others  a  pound  of  wax  due  vnto  the 
Lordlufiicerofthe  Bailiwil{ey  Libertiey  or  Marmor 
wherein  a  ^r anger yOrfo%reïnei  dyes  :  In  fune  places 
this  duetie  is  leuicdfbiire  and  twentiehokrcs  after  the 
fir  anger  is  buyiçd  j  m  others  Jbcfbre  he  be  carried  %/Jo 
buriaÙ. 

Auber.  Toflityftirre^Jhiftynmoue  f  cm  place  to  place  j 

'    (arufticallword.) 

Aubcre  :  m.  A  Dapple- gr ay  horfe  -yOlfo^  a  hobbre.    . 

Aubereaurm.  rbehaw^e  teamed  aHcLbieyalJOyO, 
Innd  of  Eagle. 

Auberet.  as  Aubereau  :  ^Savoyard. 

Aubergade.^  Quefte.  ' 

Auberge  t  f.^  l(m  offmalL  Peach  alfoyfi  lodgmg  hufe^ 

ordivellingplac^'yalfoanlnne. 
Auberge  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Lodgedy  houfedyharbouredy  inned. 

Aubergeoa^Td  Haubcrgcon. 

Auhtï^tv.m.Tb'AubergeFeachtree. 
AvhcrtimMoneyyCoyneJliluerychmlies:  ^Earragi^^^ 

jHaùbert.  # 

AlRs  :  f.TheJhort  boordes  which  arefet  info  tb'outfide 
'  *   of  a  water-miâs  wheele-y  we  call  them  y  ladles  y  oraue- 

boords.  -     , 

Aubefpin  ;  m  .The  irhite-  thorney  or  Hawthcrne. 
Aubicon:  m.  Ai(vidùfgïcat  fg  ,  which ybtingfooner 

ripeyis  more  eftecmcdythan  any  oilier. 
AuDier:  The  pithy  fapyor  whit  eft  and fif te  ft  part  oftim^ 

beryfiibieflvnioworme-eating. 
Aubifoin  :  m.ATurliiJh  ftcnCy  alfo  the  weed  BliW-bot- 

tleyBl€W'blaWyCorne-fioweryl{urtfic\le. 

GrOinA2xh]£o\n4The  great  BliW-bot  tie.      '      ^ 

Petit  zvhïïoin.  The  common  BhW'blaWy  or  Blew- 

/  bottle;  ,'  .  ^  V      '/  ■  •■■r-':--  ^:-..  •■ 

Aubin.  ^  Aubier  ;^^,  the  white  y  or  gkarey  cfan 

'  W^        -  '       ■    '••"•■'.'•    '■': .  '■  ■. 

Aubinage.  ^  Aubaine  ;  or  Aubcnage.    . 

Aubour.^  Aubier, 

Aubourt  :m.A  l(ind  of  tree  te  armed  in  Latine  y  Albur- 
nus5  (it  bear  es  longyellefwblo(fomesyWhicb  no  Bee  wil 
touch^        \  :  .      ■•,'*■;■•  *  ;  .    ••.:.•;'•       \'y.  / 

Aiibun  d'ceu£  The  white  ofayi  egge. 

Aucàignc.  ^  OcaigncvI>t>g5  leather  well  drejfed. 

Auche  :  f.  A  round  hajpe  ofyronyOr  de  it  ofwoodywhe^^ 
inthebarreîlofawindlcsturneth. 

Aufteur.  5^^^^  Authcur.  - 

Auélorifarion.  liVii'f  Autborifation. 
Auétorifé.  Authorifedi  eftabHJhedy  fetin  autlmitîe. 
Auélorifcr.  ^  Authorifer.  ^" 

Aucun.  Someboakyfome  cneyany^nym'tr     .  >;  J 
Aucunement.  Sotnavhat  ;  after  a.  foity  ingmannet  j 

huçunçsio{s,Somttm€^ftffPi'ariathe»-yOîh(iwhiles', 
^  at  onetime  or  other. 

Audace  :  î.Audtu'itie^bêldnep^bamneffey courage, 
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chieffe^audacioHpiefe.      •  ^  . 

Audacicufcmcnt.  holdly^aduenturoujly,  comgioujty, 
har^ardouflyydamgty  s  audacioujly,  rajhly,  prefmp- 
tuouflyjfauctly.  •         .  * 

Audacieux:  m.cufc  if.BoldJout.hardie,  admttu- 
roHs^  h.t\ardou4,  cour  anions  ^fitU  ofmettallyjlomackey 
valour  \alfOy  audacioiéSyday'mgyfauciCy  malapcrtypn- 
fismptuous'^rajh.  .;  ^ 

Audience  :  f.  ^n  audience^or  hearing  -^  a  report ^or  exa- 
mination of  letters  patents, &c^n  Cbancerie-^alfo^the 
reuenueofthe  Cha'acerie  feale. 
Tenir  r|udicnce.  To  examine^  at  he  are  read ,  /^r- 
tcrs  patentSy&Cy  before  they  bee  feaied^  or  abfoUtely 

,  paffed.    -   B'  '  ■ 

Audience:  m.ee  -J.Ma  hearing ,  come  to  a  hearing  ; 
alfoycxamined.or  heard  read  y  as  a  letters  patents^ 
&c,  before  th'rnfcalmg  y  or  abfolute paff^ng  thereof. 

Audicncier:  ixx.AheareiyOrgtuer  of  audience  ;  alfo^ 
an  Oficer  in  the  Chancene^  that  examine  s  y  or  heaves 
ready  a Uletters patents y&c ^before  theypafe  tbcfeale^ 
dnddeliuers  them  out  y  being  fealed  ;  he  alfo  receiues 
the  fies  of  thefeaky  and  thereout  payes  all  r^ges^nd 
jlipends  afjigncd  vnto  the  OfficeSyanddcfayes  all  the 
ordinarie  charges ,  of  that  Court*,  (anVjhery  or  Cryeris 
alfo^infome  CourtSytearmedhuâïcnÔQtybutrpitb  the 
addition  of  Huidicr.)  1 

Lc  grand  audiciicicr  de  France.  The  chiefs  Audi^ 
tncier  of  France^  and  chiefi  paimafier  of  all  Chance- 
rie  Ojficers  ;  for  vnto  him  the  mfiriour  Audicncier  (in 
each  Parliamentall  Chancerie  one)  payes  ouer ,  eueyie 
halfi  yearefyt4)at  which  he  hath  recemcd.        ' 

Auditeur  :  m.  An  Auditor ^arer y  hearlienery  liflener  j 
alfoyan  Auditor, or  Examiner  ofAccomptSyin  th^ Exche- 
quer ;  (of  whom  lool^e  Auditeur  des  Comptes-,) jj^lfo, a 
i!Magihrat,or  Officer, before  whom  aUcontraéls'^ffalcy 
or  affignaiionofrentSy  are(mfomc  places)' ad^nawled" 
ged,pafledyandauthorifcd.' 
Auditeurs  duChaftclct  do  Paris  .  Certaine  pettie 
IiidgeSy  who  determine  finally  y  and  without  oppofiti- 
on,  or  a^peale,  offuch'perfonall  caufcs  as  are  brought 
before  tbemy  and  exceed  not  the  value  of  xx  J.  Parifis, 
befidescoflsoffuit.  ^'   > 

Auditeurs  àts  Comptes/  Are  fixtecne  in  the  Ex- 
^chequer,  or  Chamber  of  ^ccomptseflablifhedat  JPa- 
ris  ;  and  fewer  in  the  reji  of  the  Parliamentall  Exche^ 
quers  :  Ihefe  mujl  tal^e  no  mamter  of  gift  of  any  Ac- 
comptant  j  nor,  without  expreffe  order  from  the  court, 
exami?ie,or  mal^e  report  of, two  accompts  for  one  thing. 

'     The  Court  being  fet,  they  muJl  not  goe  fbrth(nof*  at  any 

time  out  of  the  iownejwithbut  leaucyvnleffe  it  be  when 

a  lfinfman,or  ally  of  theirs  giiies  in  his  accompt^fbr 

then  they  mu^  arife, and  be  gone  without  bidding:  The 

.  Court  being  rifen,  they  are  the  lajl  that  flay  ,  and  are 

nottoleaueariybodicinthe  chambers  thereof  behind 
them.  ■ .  ■  •■:-    ■'.'■■^ 

Auditif:  m.iuc  if.Audifiue^^ofa  hearing  proper  lienor 
■     facultie.  '  '-^ ^\:-'  ' 

Audition if.Ahearing.  *  * 

Audition,&  clofturc  des  comptes  .Th' examiyiatioUy 
andattowance,of  Accompts  by  an  Auditor. 
Auditoire:  \ri.Anaudienceyauditorityafjcmblf,orcom' 
panie  of  hearers 'y  alfo,a  Courty  or  hall  of  audience:^  a 
Sefjions  houfe,or  Shire  hall.    .  ^ 

Auditoire  des  maiftres  des  Requcftcs.Ti!?^  Courtof 
•   fiequefls-,  or, the  Court  wherein  the  titles  of  Offices  are. 
determined,      r  ,  .  v  .  •.:/     :  .-. 

A^dvoïé^with,  or  towards  j  alfo,  flraight  by  y  direflly 
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D*2LVÇC.From. 

AwQilk:  f.Thehiue'Bee,orhony'Bcç.,     ' 

Aveindrc.  i'ff ('e  Avarndrc- 

Aveine.^i^^Avomc}0;2/y;  ^  -. 

Pain  d'aveine.  lannocl^s  -,  or,  oaten  bread  -,  alfo^  the 
name  of  a  certaine  Bourrough  m  Normandie. 

Avclaignier  im.AFilbeardtree. 

Avelaine  :  f.v-'  Vilbeard. 

Avelaine  des  Indes.  Thedrunl^en  date^  a  medicina- 
^    blefruit'y  called  by  th' Arabians  (and  in  fome  (hops) 
Faufel.         ; 

Avelaine  rouge.Tfc^  red-sl^inned  rilbeard'^th'e  right 

Ponticlje  Filbeard .  .      v 

Avelane.  as  Avelaine  :  ^Langued.  \  ^' 

Avellaine.  ^jr  Avelaine. 
Avcn.^  A\ini.}Vealth^fubflduce,goods,riches. 
•  Avena^e  :  m.  Certaine  quarters ,  or  a  quantitie,  of  oats 

paieavnto  a  Lard^or  Land-lordin  lieu,or  acl^ndwledg- 

ment yof  fome  other  dutie  ;  Alfo^as  Aubcnage. 

.Bourgeoi/ie  d'avenage.  Xi;(?i^e.Bourgeojiie. 
AyQmots.Oats^prouendcr,>^^  v       * 

Avenaire  :  com.  An  alien,flr anger ,furreïner.    . ,. 
Avenant.  Secte  Advenant. 
Avcnat:  in.  Oat-meale-,  or^oat-mealç  ftcwer. 

Avène.^  Avoine  j  Otf ri. 

Avènement.  ^Advcnemeht.       v        # 
Aveneray .  a^  Avci:ieron. 

Ayçncnim.  Oaten  Jtraw,orfiubble.  . 

Awcncïon.W^ldeatSybarren  oatiyhauer,or  oatgrafje^ 
Aveneux.  Strangersyfhrreiners  j  (an  old  word.) 
Avenger.  Seeilie  A  van  ger. 

Avenier  ;  m.  erc  :  f.  Oaiie ^belonging  to  oats -,  fvedingen 
oats. 

Avenir.^  Advenir.  ^  f 

Aventure.  ^^  Adventure  j  àravent:ccla  n'cft  point. 

1  doubty  or,tis  a  que  [irony  whether  that  be  y  or,  perhaps 

that  is  not. 

Avenue.  ^  Advenue.  ^ 

Avere:  m.te  :  f.  Auerred^aduouched^  affirmed ,  verif- 
.     ed',witneffed',  alfo, fearchedyOrfifted out. 
Averement  :  m.  A  iufl  efl'imation  of  things  ^  alfoyan  a- 

verringyauouchingyVerifyingyalf(iyafearcbing,orfif' 

tingout. 
Avérer.  To  auerrey  auouch^  verifiey  witneffe  j  alfo,  to 

fear  chyOr  fift  out. 
Avcrlan  :  m.  A  good  fellow  y  a  mad  companiony  mcric 

Greeï{e,  found  d/unl^ard. 
AvQmûim.'ÛQ'f.Hell/Jlhyofhellpit. 
Av^xnc  :  Cue  U'y  or  y(^s  we  fay)  the  pit  of  hell. 
Averon*ii;5  Aveneron. 
Averroncation  :  f.  A  purgingy  or  weeding  \a  m^'rimg, 

puttingyOrtal{iilgaivayyOfeuill  things  'y  adiuerting  of 

rnifchiefes]alfoyanappeaJpji!^.  ^ 

Averronquer.T(?  pier ge, or  weed  \  to  turne,puty  or  ta\ty 
.     away  euill  ;  to  diuert  mrfchiefes  ;  alfo,»  app eafe.  ^ 
Ayctiinxit\.Fren%te,lunacie\  giddinefjèydi'^nefjex  à 

turningroundaboutyor a  lunaaeyinbeaflsymanifefled 

by  their  often  turninz;,alfojlubbornneffeyobfiinacic,ful- 
lenneffe,wilfiilnep,difobedience.      ^        [.,  ^ 

s'Avertiner.  Ta  become  giddie-,  franticl(e^  lunatidie-, 
fuUen,  felfè'WiUyJubborne.  ,  ' 

Avertineux.  Diiv^ygiddie-  frantic  key  lunatickCyfhn-^ 
tafiicaUialfo,moodieybimorouSyWilfillyO 
borncyfullen:  -  ^  -       5    \ 

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AvcuciîientTni.  -r4  view i  ffef ^k^  appearance^repre- 

fentatwn^oYcomtmng'm  fight  of.      '. 
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feal^es  of  it  lil^e  a  blind  man  of  colours  j  yiz.ignorant-^ 
yOt  randomejje  ^[nowa  not  -what.  ^  ^       ♦ 

V  Vn  aveugle  mcinc  T  autre  en  la  fofle:  Pcov.  An  ig- 
norant Pallor  leads  an  ignorant  Jheepe  headbnginto 

heii:  ' ..,  ^  ..  '.':.;    r   ■  .;••■•■      .. 

Vn  borgne  eft  Roy  au  pais  des  avcuglcs:  Prov.^ 
ordinanefchoUer  is  held  a  great  Doâtor  by  the  igno* 
rant  multitude  \  and  a  me  en  fw agger  er  atallfouldi- 
our  by  women^and  children. 

Aveuglement:  mMindntfe^darl^enefe^want  offight^ 
atfoyignoranceyCTYOur  ;  aljfb^  blmdatg  of  tht  eyeSp^  a 
darkening  ofthevnderftandingi 

Aveugler.  To  blind^  hudwm((e  y  depriue  of  eyes  ^  or 

Aveuglcte:  f.  B//»rf;i^^c  Î  ^  Avéuçlcmcnt. 
Aveuglettc.  a  Aveuglettcs.  Blindly yblindjvldy  in  ig-^ 

norance^at  randome. 
Aufej^ue  :  £  (A  l(ind  of)  pale-fed  wheat. 
Augc  :  m:  A  trough  ;  alfOyama7iger\  alfoy  a?laijlerer$ 

tray.   '    .  .         -  .  ,■   .    ,-.•        ;*...- 

G*çrt  vn  pore  a  I'auge.  He  commùnly  feeds  till  he  be 
Mrcadie  tobi^Jl  wnhalt. 

Augee:  f.  Âtrou^^fiU^mangerft]l^OYpayfuUof. 
Au^J;et  :  m.  A  little  trough yndnger^or  tray. 
Augibis.  ("Tfe^»  7iamc  of)  a  grape,  whereof  an  excellent 

ra/fin  15  made.  *      'v. 

Augive  :  f.  Anogiue  j a  W/eath^circlct^  round band^  in 


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Branches  d'augives.  Branches  ogiuedyor^Ummes 

:  Iwitliogiues.  •...■'■■  ;'V.V  •  '       '•■-•' ,    [  '■■'■■' 
Augmentatif:  m.îuc  :  f.  Augment  atiueyable^fir^  dr 

eafîc^toincreaÇe.     :   '..  ;\' ;^^■^..:.,.:V  ;^,:.,./-.v^^^^  • 

Augmaitation  :  f.  AUgihentation^increafe),  amplifia 

c  fit  I  on '^  (inincreafingyaugmenting%  amplifying. 
Augmentateur.  Anincreafor^  angmentor^  intatger^ 

amplifier.  'y:-;  '  ■' ''  ■^' 

Augmenté  :  rn^^c  :  f.  Augmented jincreafed:^  inlarged^ 

amplified.     '  .    :  | 

AugincincrpCo  aupnent^mcreafe  I  amplifie ^infatge.  / 

Augue^^^J^^eblej^^/fn^orf  :  ^Langued*  - 

Augure:  m.  Viuination^  fi^thfaymg  ,  of  conieSlure  of 

^   things  to  come^by  birds  j  alfijijore  tok^n^prefageypro^ 

;   phecteyfbrevfOYnmg.i        /^  *       -         v 

Aueurement  :  m,  A  diming^  foothfaymg^  auguri-   I      ''adutfingyWarning^teUmg^nfi^rm^ 


s'Avhndcr. To  fiedyorzi{fuaUh}n?fclfi. 
AViètuaillc  :m,ec  :  f.  l^iSlualcd-y  pri/fibedwithypro- 
uid^idof.vitluah.^  .       • 

AviéluaiÛcment.  ^  x^/^/^j/7/;7g. 
Aviduailler.  TevMually  tofir/r/ifijyorfioreywiihvi' 
auals.  '  -,  * 

Avide  :  com.GreedieyCouetousJ)k)îgri€y7aucnou4yglut^ 

tenoiis^vnfatiable^eagar^deférom.. 
Avidement.  Greedily  y  hungrily^  cagarlyy  rauinèufiy. 
Avicfité:  f.  CteedinejJCy  couetoMfiieffe-y  cxtrcame  lujiy 

ardent  a fi^e^tion^e  agar  de  fit  e.  -        '     y 

Avier.  Toftt  in  the  way  j  alJOyOs  Aviver. 

Avignon,  vent  A. /fd  A  çu)  on. 

Avigoitti  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Zigorou^^  lufiieyflble^fivong  -ytilfoy 
enabled^  made  liiftic^  fir ong^vigorom.     .     ' 

AviJc  :  m.éc:  f.  îmbaftdy  dijip€cmd/f?ade  "vile-y  powH 

cheapeyfiiUen  in  price.  *    •v 

Avilener.  To  difgraceydifihontfiyor  do  a  zillanie  vnto. 
Aviler.  Todef^ife^diffiamc  y  mkafe  y  na^e  vilCyÇr 

cbeapey  têpuU  downe  the  price  of  y  to  bring  to  a  low 

price.   -,  ..-^-.r  .''>.,     ■     .  ;    ■  ,.  ■.. 

Avili  rnuic  :  f  iw  Avilc.  .  ]- 

Auilien  TofiÙvp  wine  vejfelsy  which  by  worthing  haue 

eiededpartof  their  liquor.  *      . 

Avilifïemcnt:  ïù.AnimbaJingydïfgracingy  difcfieen/wg 
Ay illoriné  .^>  Hnvironne  ;  ^Poidcvin  j  aljoy  afiron- 

ted'yVexedymoUftedyharyied. 

Avillonnement  im.An  afironting  j  vexing  jbarrymgy 

molefiing.  ___ 

Avillonner.  To  affront  yvex^  harriey  troubteymotcfi.^ 
Aviné  :  m.  ée  :  f.  That  haih  taken  too  much  wine  j  aJfoy 

giuen  to  drinl(ing  of  wine  j  affo^  winie  \  or  tafimg  lil^c 

wine  yory  turned  into  the  nature  of  wine  y  alfOypUcdy 

or  feafonedyWithwine. 
Aviner  vn  vaiflcau.  To  filly  orfeafony  a  veffcU  with 

wine^        / 
Aujburd'huy.  To  day-y  this  day-y  alfo  y  now  y  at  this 
■  time.    .  -M  -/  ■  ■  ,/"    \   . .    ^ 

Aujourd'huy  caiflier,  demain  caflc:Prov- 

Aujourdhuy  en  chere,  demain  en  bierc:  Prov. 

Au;ourd*huyfaâeur,demàinfiaâcur:  Prov. 

Aujourd'huy  marchant,  demain  mefchant.Pwv. 

^ujoiird  huy  marie^  demain  marri  :  Prov. 
UJQUrd'huy  monffeur,  demain  mciich^uf  :  Pro* 
ujourd  buy  Roy, demain  de  lien  :  Prov. 

Aujourd.huy  Seigneur^demain  f^rge  ord  :  Prov. 

Aujourd'huy  Thrcforier,  demain  trefarricre,  A 

Vroutfbe  expounded^ob  aUtherifiyClfiwhere. 
Aviron  :  m.  An  oareyor  sl^uU.  •  ' 

Avfronner.  To  row  with  oar  es  5  (an  oldw&rd.) 
Avis.  I*?^^  Advis.    ; 
Avifc  :  m. tc  :  f.  Aduifidy  wariey  confidcrateyhetdfidly 

jdifcreetyfircunfpiR  -yaljo^touldyWarned^nfii'tmed^a^ 

uinz^noticeyor  intelligence  of  /  ' 

^Avilement  :  m.  Aduifementyheedy  warineffey  freed- 
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.  order  of S.  Auftine.  ^^'"-1:aj-;^/'    '^i''■''%'■\■^'h^^M^^^ 

Au-guyrtan-neuf.r*^  voyce  ofcomtrj  peoMegging 
■  smiU  priCentSyOt  new-yeares^iftSy  inChrifimas  y  (An 
ancie?itt€arme  of reiqycingyderiuedfromthe  Druides  i 
who  wcrewoontythe  firft  ofjanuarioy  togoe  vnto  the 
woods  :,wherehauingfacrificidy  and  banqueted  ioge^ 
thetythrygitheredMifletoWyefiéemiingit  exc^cnt  to 


mfl^e  heajlsfruujùlly  and  mo^fouëmplt  againjjt  all  ' 

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Avifement- ^  Advifc'm  ent. 

Avifer.  To  marine  yheed^  fee  Jcoke  to  ^attend  vnto^etard 
with  circumfiieéiion  I'to  cwfideryûduije  of  y  ta/^e  cauice 
m  ;  to  thinliey^magineyikdge  ;  alfoyto  aduife^  ccunfiUy 

r]  warneytelUi7ifi>rfne^do  to  wit^ giue to  zndcrftand .' 
On  y  avifera.  ^f'c  wiUthirlie  of  it  j  wcwiUchnfidery 
or  fèey  what  may  be  done  init.  .  ;  ^    , 

De  tout  s'avile  à  qui  pain  fa  lit:  V\o\.Uuvgcr  mattes 
men  induftricusy  want  waives  thcrh  foul^c  nauowly^nd 
throughly^aboutthem.}  ;  "  ^?      >  ^^  •    ■-■>i:' 

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Avi/ion  nofturnc.  Anip)tlydreame,orvipon' 

Avicaillé.  4/ Aviâuaille.    .  *  -     '  , 

Avitin.  Biens  avitins.  Gai^j  that  come  by  inhentanccy 
and  xvhcremtothe  eUeftfucceedetb  ;  heire-loomes. 

Avivé:  m.  ce  :  î.^ic\nedyreMued^e  liuingiivhere-^ 
into  breath  is  pHt  ;  wbereunto  Jpirit  is  giuen.  . 

Aviver.  To  quicken,  mdl^e  Ituing,  pHt  breath  into,  gme 
(ffirttvnto.  *  ;    .;      " 

Avives.  rhj^yivei\  a  Slifeafe in horfesi       '  v^  -  ;,v 

Avivrc  vn  corps.  <w  Aviver.      .       '       '         /  > 

Aul.  vn  aul  j  as  ail  i  Garlicki^y  5<rf^r,  Aulx. 

Aulbain.  LMifec  Aubain»  1  -^  • 

Aulbereau.  as  AlJ)ereaur  A  \irJofhard  white Jlo?ie^ 
fit  fbf  building.         \         '  "^ 

Aulbergç.  /tj  Auberec» 

Aulbc^irf^  m.  The  rvhitethomeyMhawthorKe. 

Aulbin:  m.Anàlien^ranger,forréittcryM^bMiu  - 

Aulbinagç:  «i.dciAubenage.  g.  :  > 

Aulinofiw.  5*^i|jf  Aumofne.    ""       .     ♦ 

Aulmolhé.  <«  Aiimolhé.     ^~—     - 

Aulnagc  :  m.  EU'me4kref  the  meafmng  with  ah  elly 
alfo^eafure.  .>   ^        .  '  ' 

Aulnaye.  An  Alder-srouejnr  placé  to  plant  Aiders  in, 

Auliic  :  m.  An  Aller yOY  Aider  tree. 

Aulne:  f.  An  EU  y  the  meafitrefocaUedy(Tbemofi  com- 
mon one  in  France  «  three  foot,  feM€>tyHcbes,affd  eight 
li/tes  in  length.)      .        . 

•  ÀuIne  dc  Bourdeaux.  tsfiiirefoot^md(very,njtere)  a 
halfiylong.        •  ■      •         '^      . 

Aulne  dcDijon.  is  but  two  footycnd a  halfi. 
Aulne  des  marcbans,  dje  draps  de  Coy  t'y  is  halfè  an 
yncbjborter  then  the  commonyOr  ordinaricy  Efl. 
Aplne  de  Paris,  is  three  foot  y  &  two  thirds  ofanynchy 
and  about  the  fiftieth  part  ofafootylong'/tbis  is  tbesufi 
length  of  it  at  this  day  j  her  (to fir Oy  as  apoearts  by  fome 
Cuftomesyit  hath  bin  ^  footy^  yncbesyana  ^  lines  long.) 
Aulne  de  Provins  j  as  Aulne  dc  Dijon-ytwo  foot,and 

.    ahatfi,        ■  -  i, 

L'Aubic  duRôy.  is  (as  th*  ordinarie  one)  three  foot  y 
feuenynchcsyand  eight  lines,  : 

Au  boqc  de  l'aulncfàut  le.drap.Ti!>«'e  is  but  tuft  mea- 
furCyory'/to  more  then  needs.        *         «         . 
II  a  vn'auinc  de  boyauxvuid^  pour  feftoycr  fcs  pa- 
rens. He  is  a  hungricyOr  greedie  ftarueling.        *«» 
II  mefuroit  Ic  peril  a  1'  aulne  de  la  peur.  Hitfiare 

'  made  the  danger  feeme  the  greater. , 
II  .prenoi^la  mefure  dc  leurs,  habits  d' une  dure 
aulne.  He  cudgelled  them  foundly,  orydealt  extreamly 
tvith  the  -y  (rve  fay, when  one  hath  lama  another^be  bath 
ta^en  the  meafurc  ofhisfljoulders  with  a  good  cudgel.) 
II  fçait  combien  en  vaut  l'aulne.  He  l^nowésweUy- 
nough  whereof  they  are  madcywhat  worth  they  are  of, 
ivhitt  ftiife  there  is  in  them.     .  "        -t 

Tout  au  long  de-l'  aulne.  Fully,  wholly,  fbundly, 
thtoughly  •  whence-y.  • 

Ic  vous  en  bailleray  tout  Ic  long,  ou,  tout  dii  long 
Qc  l'aulne,  i  will  pay  yojt  home  :  (ewrfbohen  annilVy 
(^nd  m  mill  part.)  -        F  '     '  "^  ^        *   "^ 

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canuoawhereoffayles  fir  Jhips  are  made. 

Aulonnicr  :  m.  A  certaine  Jljruù  that  bearesajruit  lil^e  { 
i^ntê^hêét  fimet¥hat  bigger  then^a  RafpiSy  of  Strawber- 
rki  and  there  fire  1  tbml^c  it  mayfaftly  be  called^  the 
Strawberrietree.  /  " 

Aulvent.^AuvcnL     ii^  ;  -    * 

Aulx:  m.  G^r//r)^fil0(?j^^  Ail.       "^ 

Hcrbc  aux  aulx.  Sauce  alone  yOTylacife  of  the  hed?j. 

L  c  mortier  fcnt  toufiours  les  aulx  :  Pro.  Th"  M  im- 

frejjions  made  by  nature^  or  bad  habit  got  by  ùfjtome^ 
"   are feldomeyorneuerytvorne but.  ^ 

Aulx  i  ^  Autres  i  o/fc^rjr.  If Gafc. 
A\AX'^\2^\\on.GreatgaYlicl(;,orygrea^ 
Auinaille  :  i.GreatcatteU'yOr  any  /{indofNeat^  Oxer/y 

Kjney&e.  '-  ^  ^  V     • 

Aumclcttc^d'oeufi.  An  Omelet 'yOYpancal(e  made  ofep. 

^^eurs  d'aumdeCtcs.  Idle  fiUoweSyXanie  companh 

cnsyorycotqueanes'ypeopli  that  bufic  thcmfeluesyor  loue 

to  he  medlingyin  bafeyor  vmporthïe  imployments* 
Aumoire  :  m.  A  cupboard -y  ambrie-y  qlmes-tub. 
Aumonner.  ^  Aumoûicr. 
Aiimofiie  :  f.  ^n  almes  j  a  deuotton\  a  gift  beficft^edy 

with  d  charitable  rejpeSiyOn  the  poore. 

Pure  aumofilC".  That  yffhicb  in  our  Law  is  called 

Frankalmoine.  ' 

Efprit  toufiours  à  raumo(hc>&  à  rhofpital.  A  moji 
'  beggar fyyand  lame  TPf P.     :  ^ 

Auinofhe.  Ciuenin  almes  ybejlotped  to  charitable  tfes.  \ 
Aumpfhcr.  Ta  beftarp  in  aimes ,  or  fiée  gift -y  to  gine  a 
^  charitable  almeSyOrvnto  charitable  vfes. 
Auniofiicric  :  f.  An  Almes-houfe. 
Aumofhier  :  m.  An  AlmnèryOrAmner\  alfoy  an  almes- 

giuer  ;  in  old  tfme  a  Legatarie  was  called  fo.    :■" 
Aumofilicr  :  m.  ere  :  f.  charitable  y  almeS'^iumgyp^d 

or  liberall  to  the poore.  ^.^.y  ■-'}.■ -.^--m- 

Aumofiiicre:  f-  An  almes- fur fi  -yor  little  pur fe  wherein 

we  Carrie  finall  money  fin-  the  poore.'     ■ 
Aumuce  :  m.  Ah  ornament  of^rre  worne  by  Canons. 
Aumuflc.  ^  Aumucc. 
Aumufle.  ivearing  an  Aumucfe. 
Aun^yerf.  An  Alder  groueyOrthic\et  of  Alders. 
Aune  :  m.  An  Aller yOr  Alder  tree.  • .        / 

.   Herbe  de  Izune.Heliça^paneyScabwortyHorféheale. 
Aunee:  £  ^  Herbe  de T Aune. 
Auner.  To  mal^e  ontyOryto  ioyne  in  one-y  (ait  old  word.) 
Aunir.To  cbfeyorjhutvp. 
Aunon.  A  l{eelmg(fiP))  -       ts 

Aunoyc:  f.  as  Auin^y Ci  an  Alder groues 

Ayoit  :f.  A  floe^'^rme^orblind-wormCé        j 
Avoier.  <^Advoué*         .-  .       :    xv 

Avoine:  (^OatSé  '  >^^ 

Avoiifc  folle.  fVildoat5ybarrenoatsJ?aueryOatgrafe. 
Avoine  fauvagc.  Barren  oàtSyWÏld  oats. 
Avoine  fterile.  Red  dame UyWall  barley yWay  Be/mete 
Poures  avoines,  as  Avoine  folle. 
Bailler  de  l' avoine  pour  du  foing.  To  retuhie  a  good 
turne withvfuriey  mytobe better  thenhisword^ 
Fais  luy  bien  gaigner  fon  avoine.  Tut  him  to  k 
roundly  y  make  him  come  ofluply^  ti^ke  your  fill  penni^ 
'  yporihsoUtofhimi^ à^^t^^^^^^  ''C'^'^  '    •-*:^-- ;' 

Eilôs  nc  henillfibient  après  autre  avôine.Tfc^ f  onty 
^as  their  deficy'they  longe4  fir  nothing  more  y  their  ^ 
m»dsrati'00iinoihmgep^v^;,:,y^^ 
Manger  fon^voine  en  fon  Vac.ToJnudge  it-yOr  cbur- 
tiïhly  to  eat  all  "bis  meat  all  alone  j  (jrom  Moyles,  who 
haUe  bags  ofprouenderhungfo  clpfe  to  their  nofes,tbat 
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nateiWords  can  get  himt       •  ;  ?      -  : 

Avoine  touiJicc  croift  comme  emragâ::  Pro  J^o^e 

Avoir:  m.  iyeaUh,fubJlancefineàHès,:^ûoas/khes,f<f' 
•  fcffiûnsyalnittïe.  '   ■  -^  X-  .        ' 

Fy  d'avoir  qui  n'  a  ioVé,8c  d'âmoufsTans  tnonnoye: 
Pro. Lool^e Fy.  '■  ■  ■-■  '. ':f '■  :  -.A-r'' ^^*^;.  -  ^  "  ^■^*-  ;>■"'' 

Avoir.  To  hatu-,  to  hold^ccupkitfitpofJeJleffiScjfi  alfo, 
tocoutéfteia^o^obe.À^^  ■.■;■,  ^'^-' .'/'-'y-'^ 
Avoir  beau.  Lool(e  aftemardi  \  cfrjm  Beau.  ^  •  j*  J* 
Avoir  bcc  lis  n*  ont  que  Ic  bee  They  arfntotinni 
hut  wordi.,  or  the  befl  thmginthem  is  but  a  littk  tatle^ 
orythcyhauenomoreofaptamHthembuttbefiuiifiUt' 
Jideypcfence. 

Avoir  bon  bec  To  ^eal(e  di/irtetfyy  or  warify  ;  to  ht 
circumjped  in  htsjpeeehes  j  to  heed  well  wHat  hefiyes 
(efpecially  m  a  time  of  danger,  or  during  an  examina' 

Avoir  Icbec  gclc.  To  play  mun^udiet-,t0  he  teniut' 

tyed 'y  to  fay  neuer  award.  V%t  "'îÏ'       '  ; 

Avoir  le  bond.  To  bccofenedfcheated^uSed'^to  haiù 
the  gentle  tbumpe.         /  ïA/        .   •'.  V:  :^^ 
Avoir  bouche  d  Cour.  To  eat  anddriid^'fcotfree'j,t0 
be  in  ordinarie  at  Court»     -^         •  ,  •  %  ; 

Avoir  bonni?  bouche.  To  befecret.  ^ 

Avoir  la  bouche  fraîche.  Tant  vous  avcxla  bon- 


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che  fraîche  !  Good  Lord  what  quaint  tearmes^ 
goodly wordsyouvfe  !  Ironically.  •  ^  ^^/ 
Avoir  fon  Cardinal  ;  ou^fon  cis.  JLxpoman  ti  bee 
troubled  with  her  montbfy  fiux.  "  "  ;  'f f^'^  '^^ 
Avoir  fa  chcmifcj  &,  cc  qu'  elle  doit  avoîr.  TA^ 

ante.  ■  -  ■^••.       —-•■'•     ■■;;.?•-■:; :.^•^■ - 

Avoir  le  cœur  net  dc.T(?  beJuUyfatkfedinjthrou^ 
ly ycfolued of.  [y.':/'-:'''''^'^-'^''':'-'  '''''' 

Avoir  fon  compte,  fobe  merrie^  Uuely^ioUy flight 
heartedyat  eafe\ as  one  that  batbpafi a  trouhlefime  ac-^ 
compty  or  is  clcert  of  a  comberfome  recl^ing^  and 
Imawes  alrcadie  what  he  is  to  truft  vnto.     ^^^  r      / 
Avoir  les  dents  à  machecouAs.  LcwiJ;^  Dettfc       ;/! 
Avoir  le  feu  à  la  fefte.  To  be  hot^  baftiay  cjnUerk^e, 
fierceyfim^iSyforwardyha':^rdou$^duenturom. 
Avoir  Icblct.To  be  tongut'tyed. 
Avoir  du  foin  aux  cornes.  Il  a  du  foin  aux  cornes  ; 
He  bear  es  hay  in  his  homes  yheu  aJhrewd^fierceyCurfty 
cr  dangerous  fellow  to  meet  with-y  SeCyToixi'^ 

Avoir  (void.  To  he  cold.  ;   r  -^--r^'n^^v':.::^.^ 

Avoir  froid  auxpiedsi To  be iealous  j  oryosin Froid. 
Avoir  haine  z?ro  hateyor  beare  hatred  vnto.      " 
Avoir  les  mains  derrière  le  dos.  To  be  la^te,  idky 
negligent,  careleffe/etcbleffeynotto  pajfe^not  to  care^ 
how  the  world  gojes.       "^     v  •  *  *  -  v 

Avoir  fa  male  fcmaine.  \a  woman  to  haueher 

Avoir  fon  Marquis.  The  fame.   ,,   -      v^i^    *-;      - 
Avoir  fon  raois.T^^*.  c-*^  >  :^-:,^  2;  •  j -t  -/^  ' 
Avoir  le  Moync.  NoUs  avons  le  Moync.  W'éfcrfw 
ill  lucide 'yOr;ppe  are  cofened^guldypoopt.    :■    »->* 
Avoir  du  nez.-  iS'il  a  du  nez.  if  there  he  any  fence, 
coHceityOriudgem^inbim^    '/ 
Celan'a  pointde  liez.  There  is  no  wit^nofauoitr^no 
garbe  at  all  in  tbat^  ■  ■''J'^v^s.-.-k-  r  f'^[^-% 

Avoir  la  fallc."  foheivbipt  mpublickf^  B-eeclÊig 
boyes  are  fometimes  in  the  bals  efCoUedges, 
Avoir  fon  temps.  A  wman  to  be  troubled  with  her 

monthly  difeafe.  >  ^'  • 

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Avoir  vent  en  pouppe.  To  prober yto  proceed  happU 

tfi  to  lead  the  world,  in  ajtrtng^o  baue  the  world  at 

will.    .-.         :■  .'  •■'''■  ■  ,  -.  •    ••. 

Avoir  bon  vent.  To  be  hng-breathed-y  a^Oyto  haue  a 

readiewit'yquicl^fent'yperfi{lfmellmg. 

Avoir  leur  vin.  Avoir  fon  vin.  LooI(^e  Vin. 

Avoir  la  vogue.  To  beare  ftMfyto  rule  the  roafi. 

U  n'a  garde  dé  faire  cela.  Ute  tares  not  greatly  fir 

doing  that  j  or,  I  beleeue  he  will  ta\e  heed  how  he  does 

'    it^    •.  ■*"  ■  ■'  \:  .,v  "■'?..-',,.'■      7  ■-■■■■■■  .«  '■'     •    ■•*' 

IÎ  y  a  bien  Mcbfîeur  pour  toy.  1  mî^t  be  Majler  (or 
Lard)  in  thy  mouth  well ynougb:: 

11  y  a  de  Yoignon.Thereisapadin  tbatfiraw  yfome" 
f  ifphat is amige amangthem^J/      -   S*  .  ; 

Qu;aucz  vous  â  plorer  ?/rMr  igf/ifj)^i^(>r,îi^lr4<  Mij/i 
baue you^o  weepe  f         \  "  \\  -  " 

U  y  aura  icy  de  Tafnc.  ivefhallbe  troMbledwkh/ome 
foolijhcoyleyor  vaine  bufmejfe. 
Taybcau  attendre!  Hfre'x  goodly  tarrying  fitrel  1 
fiay  to  mùchpmpofe  indeed  !  (Ironically)  a  foyos  in  y 
Us  Pavoicnt  beau  flai^td:.  They  werefkine  tojpeake 
bimfiire.  ■  :■     -  --^'i  ^  •  •        •■  •' V. .  ■ 

AlïeiaquifecontemerProv,  Contentment  is  trea- 
fureynougbinor  needs  beimne  tbats  pliafedwitb  what 
hebath.  .      .''"'  /^ ■'.'■";/.  •  v\^  -  .  v^: 

Aflez  aqui  bon aedit  à:  Prov.  Apiod report  ma 
juffkientporuen.  ^^^^^^^^^^-^\  j^ 

Aflety  a  (Î  trop  n'y  a  :  Vrov.  There  jlà^ynough'àb^e 
there  is  not  too  much  ;  (a  difference  b^tmene  fupci- 
encieyandfuperflui^ie,)  \    / 

.   Bien  a  en  (a  maifon  qui  de  fes  voifins  eft  aimé  : 
Pro  V.  Well  doth  be  Hue  witbinywho  is  beloucd  rri^t^ 

Z:  dores.  '.'  '■  :  '  .-^^  •  •'••'■"  ; ;^-  .  ■  '  ^        ■  :.  ^V.; 

II  faut  avoir  mauvaifc  befle  par  douceur  :  Prov.  A 
mifchieuoMy  frawardyor  cur  ft  beafi  muft  be  reclaymeiy 
caught jorwoon:yby  faire  meanes.  :     * 

:Qui  a  argent  a  des  chapeaux:  Vto.LooJ^e  Argen^ 
Qui  a  bon  voîiin  a  bon  matin  :  Pro.  Good  neighbors 
affoordi(im(falutationSy  tfe  friendly  ff  te  tings  y  gsue 
good  di^esyOr  the  time  of  the  day.         .\      ,  . 
Qui  a  compagnon  a  maiffare  :  Prov.  He  tbp  hath  a 
fiUow-rulerJbatbanouer-ruler.       ^     .^      ^ 
Qui  n'a  argent  en  bourfe  ait  du  moins  du  miel  ou 
bottdie:  Vtov.Lefh'm  that  cannot ^end freely  fpeal^e 

y*  •  .        ■       '■  " 

pure.  .■'"':-"  r^^'  .■•'*-.■ 

Qm  n'a  cœur  ait  iambes  :  Prov,  Let  him  that  dares 
not  fîgf)tvfe  fiigjjt..    m^        >x  /     ^ 

Lefirereveutauelaforurait^  mais  que  rien  du  fî^ 
n'y  ait  :  Pro.  The  brother  loues  to  fee,  hut  not  to  mal(e, 
hisffterrich^'^  '7/'    ^^■•■,  :/•■  ■  ' -  .  '  * -'c^^^^       • 

Mieux  vaut  vn  tenez  que  deux  vous  I'aurpZ  :  Pro* 
Better  is  one  thing  inpoffeffton  then  two  in  expeéiancie. 

s*  AvoUîner.  To  approchy  draw  neercyfeat  himfetfè  hard 

i,  fyybene^bor  vnto.        ,  r\  ^         7^ 

.  Î0C  graflc  cuifine  pauvreté  s'avoîfînc:  ^ïo.  Agréât 
"  houjefieeper  is  next  dore  to  a  beggar. 

Avoytif.  A  Bli^id'Wormi. 

Auque  :  m.  A  Goofe.  f  Langiicd. 

Aure  if.asthc  LatineyAxxrzi  afoftygentle^oote  whdyOr 

.^^airté,  .    •  ^'i  y- \:M^  ■:■••:■:*■' -^r^.^: 

Aureillc  :  f.  An  ear e.  Seelfe  oreille.  • 
AurciUonstni.  The  Mumpes.        V 
A\irelles:  f.  wboortUberriesyWynrnrrteSyBill''beinrtes^ 
'  BuK-berries.         '''^".V'   V-'^/'^''^'^'-'^;---^' ^--  '-; 
AureScs  rouées.  Redwhomsytedwhoortle-berties 
/|Litt|jeqtfe.Sefi|teLaureole.  v^y 

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Veinc  auriculaire.  The eare vetne'.ruHs vp along  by 
'■"  '  9lji  l^ernek  which  are  imder  the  eare  y  and  u  there  dh 
uidedmtotv0obranchesy  the  one  whereof  mounts  vp 
bejhrc  the  eare^andthe  other  behind  it'ySurgeons  open 
it  aiainflthe  dcafènesypain^&vlcerations  of  the  ear  es. 
Aurinammc.  ^  Oriflambc, 
Avril  :  m..yipriU„    •:  ;£ 

Poifon  d' Avril./^  Macl(ereU(fiJh\)  alfo^young  baud^ 
or  y  a  Page  employed  by  his  maifter  in  baudte  fermées. 
AUrillac^e  :  m.  Jin  impofition  layed  (in  fome  farts  of 
'.■^.  ¥rzncc)vponthc  profit  thats  made  of  Bees.    , 
Auriol  :  m.  The  greatejl  t(ind  ofthefijJj  Turdus v on  the 
baclj^e  of  a  ruddiCyOn  the  bellie  of  a  kaden^colour  ;  and 
faUjofblaclieyand  wan  Jpots  all  ouerMrae  hold  it  to  be 

theGoldenie.  ^  «' 

Auriou:  m.  i«  Auriol.    /%  ' 

Auripcaux  ;  m.  the  Mumpes. 
Aurislasje.  as  Aunllagc. 
Auroe6ic.  The  hear  be  Sothcrnwcoi 
Avroil  :  m.  mid  Oats. barren  Oats. 
Auron:  m.^if  Auronnc. 
Au^oniie:f.  ThehearbeSsthémwodd. 

Auronnc  femelle,  female^ other nwood^  great  S(h 

thernwoodymountaine^ Sothernwood j  fome aljb  caUfOy 

dwarfiyor  JweetySothernwood. 

AuronilC  dc  jardin.  Garden  Sothernwood.    ^     - 

Auronnc  maslc.  Male  Sothernwood^  champianSo- 

thernrf^ood^the  leffe  Sothernwood. 

Aurore  :  f.  The  morning. 

Aurorin:  m.  iiie  :  f.  O for  belonging  tOythemorningy  al- 
fojcarly.  '    ^  '  *    .    '. 

AaCé.  Lpol^e  OŒ. 

Aufpicc  :  m.  AfignCy  tot^enyfignificatiofty  or  prefage  of 
fiuufe  things  by  the  flightyor  other  motion yOfbirds\  aU 
ft)  y  fort  une  j!ucl(e  j  or,rt  lucliie  beginning  of  matters. 

AÙ(Tî.  Alfifylil(ewifiyas^euena^k  - 

Aufli  bien  ne  faittes  vous  licn.  ForyOr  becaufeyyou 
doenothingé  \         *    .        -     ^    v      •    '     > 

Auftcre  :  com.  AuflereyfcuetCy  jlerney  rigorous  )  rtidcy 

r  roughyfoureor  harP)ofdiJpoJitiortypUileffe.    > 

Aufterci ncnt .  Auflerclyy^ernelyy  feucrelfy  rigor oujly  j 

-   rudelyyToughlyyfourelyyharfhlyyWiéout  pitie. 

Aufterite  :  fe  Aujlerenejjey  aufteritiejlcmenejfeyrigoury 
feueritie^^fourenejfeyroughnejfèyrûdenejfeyhaïjl^  of 
difpofition^yilàantofpitic. 

Aufterons.  as  Aouftçrons  5  alfby  the  fruits  of^ugujly 
or  harueft^y  corne.  - 

Auftour  :  m.  ^  Autour.  /     '  ' 

Auftral  :  m.ale:  f.  South  erlyfifyOr  belonging  tOythe  South. 

Auftre:  m.ashvS^nt.    '  * 

AuRrit.TheSouthyOrSoutberneywind.    •/ 

Auftrin  :  m.  ine  :  f.  Of  the  South  ;  warmeas  the  South. 

Auftruche  :  f.  An  Aufiridge^or  oijiridge. 

Autan  :  m-  -^  S  out  her  ne  wrad.  -^  ^  ' 

Autant^  much  j  as  wcU-yfoyfo  muchyfo  well-y  iU  many  j 
fomany.    r'^"'  ■-   ^vr^-^v%  .-■■.  .•■•.    •-    : 

;  II  n'en  falloit  plus  qu'autant.  He  wanted^  o/y  there 
,v  wzntcdybut  as  much  mork  ^Rab.  v  -.  - 

11  fc  retira  avec  autant  de  nez.Hf  got  him  away  wit  h 
Jhmeynough'^  (a  fpccch  wherein  thk  word  Is  exprejjed 
^ith  the  hand'y)  Lool^e  Ncz.  ..i^r       ; 

Autcl:  \w.  An  Altar.'  ...  '       -V^'^'^     :  / 

Autheiuiquc  2  com .  AuthemickeyauthenûcaUy^od 

^cclauthciitiquc.Lo%ScèL>^  : ,    .  ^  ^îi,      ^ 
AUtfteatique.  AMthori:^edymade  authentlcaU. 
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Authcur  :  m.  An  author yaSloTyC au fcr^founder^y  th'origt- 

nail  inuentorythe  firfi  deuifevyOfa  thingyilfoyan  author  y 

or  rpriter  of  booties  ;  alfoyhethatfels  with  warrantie. 

Tel  authcur  tel  oeuvre:  Prov.  Looh^e  Ocxxyfic. 
Authorifation  :  f.  An  author  i'^^ûttwriyOY  auihorn^ngian 
\,    allowing  by  author  itie.  - 

Lettres  d'^uthoHfation.  Letters  patent  y  wherf  by  a 

woman  is  author'i^dy  in  th'abfenceyOr  vpon  the  refitfaly 

ofhcrhu6bandytofvllow his  fuitSy&  manage  his  ejiate. 
Authoriier.  To  autborij^yallow  by  author itie^^ut  in  au-,, 

thoritieygiuc  authoritievnto.  '  . 

Authoritc:  f.  Authoriticyfwayypower  ;  credity  reputa- . 

tionydigfiitie  yeflimat'iôn  ^  alfoyrcuerenceygrauitic.      ^  ^ 
Authvicc  :f.  An  AutriXyAuthorcJjCyoyActreflc. 
Autins  t  in  J'^/;/e'j  which  grow  vp  along  trccs^oryOs  hopSy 

twinhig  about  long  Pcles^^  >    ?^^ 

Autographe,  written  with  his  owne  handy  or  y  by  him 

tbatfvntit.      .  ;  .      .  '  •    .^  ^/^  -, 

Au  torn.  ^Automne.  •       ^  '  .  •' 

\i:ntd'Autom.  The  South  wind. 

Automate.  \Any  thin/^  that  goes  by  a  vice  y  orpeifCyyct 

,   feemestomoueofitfèlfè. 

AutomnzLm.aleiiOfAutHmneybeloging  vnto  haruejl. 

'   Ro(c  zutoirmûc*  A  Miùsl^eRofe. 

Automne  :  m.  Autumn Cyor  harueft  time. 
Violette  d'Automne.  ThelKvwJie.  '    v 

Automnel.  as  Automnal.  "   '  f 

Autour  .\m.w  (generally)  à  Jhort-winged  hâuJ^e^y  and 

[   particukrlyythe  Gofhauke.  "    - 

Demy  All  tour.  A  l(md  ofleancy  littUyaifd  cowardly 
gofiaul^eyOrJhort'WingedhauliC.     '» 

Autour.  Aboutytpundaboutyin  a  round.   • 

Autre.  Another  y  other  y  ought  els  y  aiiy  be  fides  y  different 
from  the  firmer  (but  infime  e^eciaUynot  any  generally 
rejpeêl.)  .  :  •    .  ,        •  >  - 

L'autre  d'après.  Tfcejfrri?;/^^/ ;;rx/.  ^ 
A  Tautre.  Nowjhnll  I  be  troubled againé-y  oryMsfel- 

,    Lfw  comes  to  trouble  me  a^s  much  as  the  firmer  did. 

Autrcmcnt.O  tho-wifcyclsyon  other  termes^except  that  y 

f  if  not  on  any  other  condition.        1  /  ^  ^ 

Autrcs-fbis^  Hereto  fir  Cyin  fîmes  pajl-y  fimetime  j  at  a- 
7tothertime'yLool(eyPois.  Cf   " 

Autruy.  Another  mansybelongingtoa^iother  'yflfiy  other 
menyOthers. 

Faire  d' autruy  cuir  large  courroye.  To  cut  a  large 
thonzofanother mans  leather.  % 

Robbe  d' autruy  ne  fait  honneur  a  nuUuy  :  Prov. 
}Jo  apparrell  can  trnfy grace  him  that  owes  it  not  j  ory 
Wm  Robbe.   .  £' 

Tout  a  cfte  à  autruy,  Scfera  a  autruy  :  Prov»  ^H 
camefromyardfhallgùetOyOthers.  - 

Autumnal,  as  Automnal. 

Autumne.  5^^ifcf  Automne. 

Auvent;  m.Apenthoufeofclothy&Cy  befireap)o}win- 

doWy&c.  \  ^  ; 

Auvcrnas.  A  l(ind  ofblacî(e  grapcs-y  tearmed  otherwife 

(by  reafon  of  their  hue)  Morillons.  ,  ^ 

Auviez.  as  Alefve  ;  A  t(ind  of  wild  Pine.  ; 
Avulfe  ;  com.  ?luc\ed  œwayypuUedof. 
Auxerroîs  :  m:^  Meglc. 

Auxiliateur  :  va.  A  helper yaideryajfijlcr. 

Axillaire  :  com.OfyOr  belonging  to yth  arm-hole r;whence\ 

Artère  axillaire.  TVarm-hote  Arterie-yLool^e  Arterc. 

Veinc  axiHairc.  The  Huer  veine-yOrya  great  branch  of 

the  hollow  veine  conueyed^nder  the  canne  II  bone  y  artd 

through  th' arme-hole  into  th' inner  part  ofth'arme^ 

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Axonne  ;  f.  ^  Axunge. 
Axunge  :  f.  TalloiVyfiityfeame,greali  (ffô^erly  offwine-J 

alfu,oyntntent  (thereof.) 

Ayant- (The  Participle  of  A\xoïv)  hatùn^-^holiling;  m- 

ioymg.  ■  .  /     , 

Aydc.  as  Aide  j  helpe^Ut^JJljUifce,  I 

Ayçulim.Afframifàther,  ■    ,/ 

Aycule  :  f.  A  grandmother,  i 

Aygue:  (,fyater.  ^angucd. 

Ayguiet'.m.  A  gutter ,Jm{eyOr  fewer.  IfLangued. 

AygiaictCif,AnEwér/trLaHer,      -  v 

Ay tnant  -,  <f^, Aimanc  ;  an  Adamant^  Loadftone, 

Aynicri<«,Aimcrj  Tojouey&c*  vk^     ^ 

AynetS:  m.  LittU  rodsyor  ttvi^  nherttn  herrings  are 

threadedyandlayed  on  hurdUsto  be  tedded*     ;^   ^ 
Ayrc:  m.  ce  :  f.  Ayred..  T 

Ayfemcnt  -.m.  A  lal^esyor  Priuie.     ^    ; 
Ayslcii.  M yMlc -yawing, 
AZ' An  ace  at  coidSyor  dice»  ;-. 

Demeurer  entre  deux  &  az.  Ijooffe,As, 


rer^angUry  vford-monger  j  tall(atiue  comjfanion  j  we^ 

w^/ê  tongue  neuer  lyes  (and yet  heoflen  lyes.) 
Babillard  :  m  •  de  :  {.Bablmg^tatUngjtalk'^tiue. 
Babillardc :  f.  Atitle-tatleiaprailwggojjtpi  a  babUng 

houfwifr  ;  a  chattmg^or  chattering  Minx. 
Babillcr.Td  bableypratle^tatle^hatter^iangle^talli  ouer- 

miuhyvfe  too  many  rpo^ds. 

Babilleric:f:4tf  Babil.  :  f^       ^; 

Babillons  :  m.The  players  that  hang  to  the  port  of  a  hitt. 
Babinc:  f.  The  lip  of  a  beafty  iu  of  a  dog^  beare^  herfe^ 

Babiner*  Toplay  with  the  lips  \  to  pratle^or  talt(e  hard. 
Babiole  :  f.  AtrifieyWhimwhamyguigaw^orfmaU  toy^ 
'firacbildtopUywithall. 

Babioles.  Triflesynifiesytrinlfetsjàyes  j  alfifaireÇhut 

deceit/ùUjtearmes.  ^    . 

Babion  :  m.  A  BabionyOr  Baboone:  - 
Baboin  :  m.as  Babion  j  alfOy  a  trifling^ufieyflr  craftie 

ketone  ;  4  craclp'ope^rpaghalteryVfujappie  rogue^  retch^ 

Jeffe  viUame.  /  , 

Baboiner.  «  Babouïnncr. 
Baboles.^  Babioles. 


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what  to  mal(e  of  ft  j  a  Maaphor  fallen  from  à  dye 
thatftands  edgeling^  fo  oi  tUdoubtJuU  what  chance  it 
willyeeld.    .  :...;•,.  ,.•   .  ,.;*'. /•■,^,. ■',:/;  ■' .  "  .-. ■^.'^:;:-'  :" 
Azagaye.  ^  Zagayc.  /^  • 

Azarole:  m.  A  fmall  Medlar4reey  calledythe  thret^ 
graind  Medlar yor  Neapolitane  Medlar  tree.      • 

IAz^arOHv^  hearbe  j  4;^Cabarcc.  r 
Azez,gay€s  :  in  ftead  cfyAzaggiycs.    f  Rab# 
Azile.  as PiÇylc.ASan^Harie.     r       ^    :^  r-^^^^^  ;  ' 
Azimc:  com.  SweetyvnleafienedywUhoutteaueH^pn- 
.    cere.  ■  ^  .'  /'■  -  '    ';■'  ■■'    '-^    ".*  '  '  ■  , 

Azimuth.  An  Azimuth,  or  f^ertiçle  circle^  which  dif 

cends  from  the  Zamxh»  ^ 

Azur.  See^e  AfUr. .  :  • . .,;,  ]  ..■•;.  •  '  :?  ■ .'  ''  •"•::';  "  '  ■  ::.,^'-^'\-  :  v\ .  •■ 
Azure..  A  certaine  blewifhy  and  longkgdf^idery  frill  of 

poyfonjflndvrry  dangerous,  iy.,        -       j.      ^ 
Azure  ^  m.  ec  ;  f.  A^uredyofa^vciey  painted  or  colonred 

withA^f^re.  >     . 

Azurer.  To  maj(e  Ai^re  \  to  paint yO^*  colour  with  A%Href 
Azurin  ;  m.  inc  :  f.  ^^K^rie,  bl(ml(ctj  sl(ie-colôuredy 


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Dc  b  carrc  en  bmol  :  Pirov.  In  ifi/courfèy  to 
.  Jhifl  ofteny  idfyy  and  on  a  fuddaine^  from  one  fiibied 

vnto  another. 
Baaillant«  GapingyVawnini.. 
ISaaiJlement :  m.  A gapingywyawmng^wide  ofemng^ 

or  zoing  afunder,  '' -^S^'X^j^^ 

Baailler.  To  gape,toyaime  j  to  open,  or^readwidèT  ■ 
Baaillon:  ni.  A  gag,  ;  \.  '  '^ 

BzzHAonnçt.Togag.     ^  >r  *     ,; 

Ba-bat:  m.  A  pantingJirofien  heating. 

Babay e  :  f.  Faire  la  babaye.  Togape,  or  ma\e  â  mitth 

Babbincr.'See  Babincr.  v;.. 

Babeurre:  m.  ivbigyor  buttef-mUfe»    '  ~    ^ 

Babil  :  m.  BabUy  tatkypratUycbat',  babUngitangluig, 

chatteringyouer-much  tali{ing.  .   <    -  -. 

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Babou.  Faire  la  babou.  To  bobyoryto  mal(e  a  mow  at. 
Babouin,  as  Baboin  j  alfoya  fro^n  placeywhenon  boyes 
mvfetojlideiafiidingplace.     ^ 

Baifcr  Ic  babouin.  See  BaifaC 

Babouinner*  To  baboonn^  it  ;  to  play  the  Monlfey  ;  to 
vfe  apijh  orfoolifh  ttic{syWagg'Jh  or  l^nauijh pr anises  j 
alfêyto  deceiueycofenygull. 

Babouinneric  :  f.  Apifrmeffc,fi)pperieyfoolerieyChtldiJh 
trïfimg;fiaboomyng  i  a^o^n  vnhappte  tricl^ey  wagpjh 
partyl[nauiJbymbeyOr  bufiepranl^e  j  afjoy  a  deceUyCoJc- 
^agfyluUerie. 

Baboiueur  :  m.Ababler^y  a  reporter  of  trifl/Sy  a  teller 
Baboye:  f.  AfibyOrfiible^y  a  foolijh  tale  ill-fauoredly 

toldm^     ~^*-" 

Baboyer.  To  blabber  with  the  lips  j  tofkmbk,  to  falter  j 
aifoytofibyfibUytellfooiijh  tales,     < 
Id  m.  A  ^'.e^t  firry-boat yOr  horfe-boat  5  alfo,  an  open 
veJffeU  of  Coppery  and  fill  of  water,  fir.  wine-pots  to 
fiandin  at  meale  times,  *  .    * 

Droiâ^  de  bac .  Terfiage  ;  the  htàney  thatf  due  at  d 

firrie  vnto  the  LordyOr  Owner^f thé  boat,   ..,-r\ 
Bacbuc.  A  bottle.   ^Rab.    ^  '  v 

Baccalim.  AwecfilL  \« 

fizccir.Th'hearbe  HaJlewortyFolefootyACât3A>3iccâ. 
Bzcccs  :  f.  Berries. 

hiCchin3lerks:lBacchahalsyBaLcàmsfiafisJhouingy 

wal^esyfiafts. 

Bacchanales .  as  Bacchanaleries.  * 

Bacchanalifer.  To  rage yplay  mad  pran1^,fàreUl{e  mad 
men  j  (ts  thepriefts  0/ Bacchus  were  wont  to  do  when 
they  celebrated  hii  fiajis.)  ... 

BzcchdmfuitC'.f-AnenragedyOrfiriomjvoman, 

Bacchante.  <w  Bacchaiiifantc. , 

Baochc.  A  l(ind  of  wild  Peare. 

Bacchique  :«>ni.  Be/i»»^/»|X'»/ç  Bacchus., 

Bacclé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Barredyor  boulted  on  the  inftde  (with 
afhprtwooddenboult.) 

Bacclcr.  To  barreyboult^fhut  clofejOn  th'inftde  (with  a 
Jh(^b9Hàcfwoed,)       ',  ; 

Baccoiant.  Playing  at  titter  totter -y  riding  tbevoUd 

Mare'j  totteringffwingingfiften  lifting  vp  and  dawne. 

Baccoler*  To  play  at  titter  totte-i-, or  at  totti  rrarfe^to  ride 

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Baccllc^Chaftcllcinc.  i^;i.o/^Wi>ri. 

Bachat  :  m.  A  Bafd^  a  cbieje  CommaunderfiQuernouYy 
or  officer yvnder  the  great  Turtle. 

Bzchcl^f^C:  ni.  BacheUrJhip^prentiJhood.      ^     ' 

Bachcîcric:  f.  A  bachelerjh^p'y  the  degree^efiate,  condi- 
tion of  an  E/quirCyOr  BacheUr.     ■^■.'■...'^■.■'^■^■^'■^      V 

Bachclcttc:  f.  A yomg^nd  marriageable gir^,maidy 

.     orwench.  ^Pic.  c,  >-'    •;     . 

Bachelier  :  m.  A  bacheler  ;  a  youth  offixtecne^or  eigb- 

teeneyeares  of  age  yalfoyhe  that  hath  pajfed  Majier  in 

a  tradeybut  isnotyet  jworne  of  the  Companïe  y  alfoy  a 

\  Batcheler  ofUrt  j  alfo  y  a  title  of  gentrie  infiriour  to 

Banncret>  andfuperiour  to  Efcuycr  j  a  young  gentle^ 

'    man  that  ajpires  vnto  IQiighthoody  and  the  priuiledge 
of  bearing  a  Banner  in  the  field  ;  alfOythe  Lord  of  a  ca- 
jlleyJhrtygreathoufe^orFkceythatisderii4edfrom(bui^ 
iniurifdiClionequaUwith)  anEarledomeyyicoHntiey 
or  Baronie.  .  * 

Bachelier  en  bufchc.  A  woodden  loggarhead. 

Bachcli^t».  crc  :  f.  Bacheler ly^  bacheUr-Ùl(e  ;  ofy  or 
belofiging  to.a  bacheler. 

Chevalier  bachelier.  Marched  vnder  other  méhs 
colours  y  and  had  twice  as  much  pay  as  th'Efquire.    ^ 

Bachevaleureux.  /tf  Chcvalcurcux. 

Bachot  :  m.  A  wherrie-,  or  fmall ferry-boat. 

Bachoue  :  f.  ^  f(indofflat-fidedba6lietyOfmckeryclofe 
woueny  and  pitched  in  th^infide  j  vfed  in  time  ofy'in^ 

Bacille  :  f.  The  hforbe  Sampire  ;  or^  Baffillc. 
Bacilles  doubles.  The  double  Cranfooty  or  Bacheler  s 
buttons.  ,    ^ 

Badnet  as  Baffiilet.  the  hear  be  Crowfoot. 

Bade  :  m.  ec  :  f*  Clofe  bolted  r^fhut^  or  made  vp  on  the 
injide.         ,      ^  . 

Baclcr.  ToboltydofeyOrfhut clofe yon  theinfide^  with  a 

(bort  woodden  bolt.  . 

13acon:m.  Baconyor  (the  fkt  of  Bacon)  Lard:   ; 
Baçquaige.i«5  Bagage.  /    r 

Bacquet  :  m.  A  paUyOr  bucket  ;  alfoy^fmallandfhaUaw 

tuby  vfuallyfet  vnder  a^  wine  ve felly  or  the^outy  or 

.     cocl(eofafhuntaineytOYeceiue  the  dquor  that  diftils^ 
^rdefcendsyjromit. 

Mfqueter.  To  ladky  or  draine  a  riuer^  or  other  water, 
with  pates yor  budgets. 

Bacquier  :  m.  A  hog  fed  in  the  fly e-y  aftye-fèd  hog. 

Bzailim.  A  Crupper  fir  an  AfeyOrMoyle. 

Bacille  :  f.  Afquarey  andheauie  dore  (commonly)  han^ 
gingy  and  held  vpyby  chayneSy  a  pretie  di fiance  without 
the  maine  gate  ofafirtreffeyand  letfklfas  a  Portcullis) 
in  a  trice yWith  a  whurriey  and  to  the  confufton  ^  them 
M  reachesyor  lights  on-,  atfOyOsB^kiûc.  / 

'Alabacule.  ^hc  riding  of  the  wild  mare;  alfoythe 
punifhment  ofmiffes  in  fome  games,  to  be  claPt  on  the 
bumme  with  a  batting-ftafe.  *       • 

^  En  baculc.  Hanging  aflope^  the  Badile.  ^ 

oaculenTo  bumpeontheVoucnorumswitbaBat'  or 

Badaudifco^Badaudcric.  .^"^"^     . 

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towards  the  point  Ul^e.a  rufl(ipjfcmitar, 
Badek>ri:m.«Ml3aaault,  • 

Baddorié  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Befotted^madeagullyOxfoodi 
Badigoilies  :  f.  The  great^ndhan^ng  lipsyor  flowchmg 
chaps  of  beafies  (e^ecially  horfes)  or  of  bèaftly  Jel- 
lowes,  '  •     •  %  ' 

Badin  :  m.  as  Badault  i  alfoy  a  lugkr  3  Tumblô'  y  or  any 
fuchS^ort-mal^er.    .   - 

Baoin  enfariné  ;  &  Badin  fans  farine.  ^  notable 
coxcombcy  an  AJfe  in  graine  j  alfo^a  fooUypr  Vue  m  a 

Aller  en  badin.  To  goeflowlyyos  one  that  feemes  to 
count  the  fleps  he  fcts. 

Efcholicr  babillard  prcz  'le  feu ,  &  badin  hors  la 
claflc  :  Prov.  Z^^i(;e  Effcolier.  C 

Badinage  :  m;  Fooler^yfèpperie  ^ytoyihq^  tumblingy  iug- 
ling\any  l(indofapifhgambolling. 
Il  cft  fait  au  badinagç.  He  hath  his  para  readiey  his 
lefon  at  his  fingers  end;  he  hath  got  the  tricl^e  of  it  y  he 
ts  throughly  inftru6ledbow  to  handle  the  matter^  bow 
to  Carrie  the  complot.  ' 

Badincinent.  Foolifhlyyapifhlyyfottifhly^^^^  . 

Badiner.  To  play  thefoolcy  or  l^ice  j  to  vfe  aptfhtrkl^csy 
and  toy  es  ;  to  tumble yor  iuggle  ;  to  trifle  it  any  way^ 
Badiiier  les  pcrdris.  To  driueTartridges  into  à 
Tumell.  ^  ' 

Badinerie;fl4y  Badinage.   * 

Bcàitmim.  The  water  Li  UieyOr  water  Rofe. 

Badpiiiner.  C'eft,  Befpngncr  come  vn  Afne^Rab. 

Bafioùé:  ni.  ce  :  f.  Hoodw'mi(ed -y  alfoy  decerned  ;  alfi^y 
befmeared'yalfoybaffled/lifgracedyVf^  handledy 
iniuriouflyvfedyreuiledyreproched. 

Baffoùer.  To  boodmnl(e*y  alfiy  to  deceîué'y  alfoytobe- 
fmeare  j  alfoyjo  baffiey  abufe^  reuilcy  dtfgrasey  handle 
bafely  in  iearmesygiue  reprochfuU  words  ofyor  vnto. 

Baffiray.^Baftroy* 

Baffroy:  m.  .A  Beacon  yàr  a  watch-tower  of  timber  y 
&c  j  alfby  an  AUarum  Bell  j  andy  the  greatejl  Bell  in 
in  a  church  ;  and  chiefèfl  clocl^e  in  a  Tovme^  alfoy  a 
Bafiik  of  timber^  whereont  bcfîegers  beat  the  befe- 

Batfbiié.^Baffoùé. 

Baggage  :  m.  The  cariage  of  an  armie-y  luggage  ybag^and 
oaggage  ;  alfOythc  carter  s  yboyesy  and  Mulettiers^  that 
lool^evntoit.  v  '  •    '       / 

Bagagier:  in.  .A  carrier  offouldiors  baggage ^  or  lug- 
gage.  ^ 

Bagafleif.  JirBaggageyS^aney\yUyVun\eyVlrrt. 
Bagatelle  :  f.  JL  toyy  triflcy  nifley  thing  offmall  za- 

tue.  'V.:'  ■„-.^.'.;_,-  :  ■  •'■     .      "'^  •       , 

Bagatclleries  :  f.TriflingSytoyingSyidletriclies^orytri^f^ 

ofUgerdemaine. 
Bagatcur:  m.  Amalfcrofplayingcards. 
Bagatin:  m.  A  bafe  Italian  coync  ofBraffe-,  worth  about 

tbepxteenth  part  of  our  penny.  '^ 

Baglon:  m.^Baillon;  a  gag.    / 
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aousftoneyormore;  alfoythe  King  tvhereat  gallants  ^ 
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Ba^cs.  Cl'he  plaralljU  tal^en^ometmes  fir  lewelsyùt 
^ity  Qinament  of  gM^or  jUiteT  btlon^mfto^  or  worm 
by  y  a  woman  ;  and  J  bme  times  fir  our  whole  fubfta?ue, 
or  fluff e  i  herUf  j  moy,mci  gens,  &  mes  bagues  s  ^* 
feffèymypeopleyand goods  i  hence  atfo^  ' 

:  '   Bagues  fauves.   H^ith  bag  and  baggage  ^fafe  and' 
'  fbundyfcotfree  ^  without  the  lofjèy  wafiy  or  expence^  of 

anything,  ^  •    ^  • 

Bagué:  m.  ce:  f.  BeiewcUed ^  inrichei^ adorned^  Of\ 
.  pirmflKdyWith iewelry  alfo,  tucl^edyôr triéffedy^ 
Baguenaude  :  f.  A  (firme  of)  rid^ulom  rym^ng^or  ver- 
ftfyïng  vfèd  (and  thus  n.-med)  m  old  timr.    [^'  . 
Baguenaudes.  Bladder  nuts  y  S.  Anûïomc%  nias, 
wiMPifiachoes  ;  alfi  the  cods  ^  or  fruit  ofkiHard  Senei 
alfh  (the fruit  ôfredNi'ghtjhadey  or  ^akengîe)  red 
;  tiinter  cherries  -,  (all  which  besng  of  little^  no  value, 
cauft  this  Wind  to  fignific)  afo,  trifies,  nifies,  tcyes, 
paltrie trafh^  -  ' '•    --■  ^^>.^>t;v^?^.>^  :    ,  -  .• 

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.  Jhrub  which  hath  bin  miflaken  for  the  true  Sene\moft 

I      impropt/ly^for  it  onety  refembles  it,andu  not  (howfoe^ 

uer  wc  name  it)  any  Kind  tliereoff^es  Gerard. 
Baguer.  Toinrichy  adomeyOrfiimifh,with  ieweky  àlfo, 
^  totruffcyor  tuclfeyVp\(whe7Ue0      "  -^ 

Troujfc,&  baguer.  To  paclfevp  (his)  bag,  and  bag- 

gage.w  >     • 

Baguette  :  f.  A  wshd,fwitchy  riding  rûd^whisl^ingrod*, 
atfoy  a  (houfehold)  ftrtP^ds,  or  principall  officer Sy 
white  rod  j  alfo,  a  little  iewell  ;  alfoy  the  (fieight) 
cloth  Tennifhne  yMb,[afmaUbraffecoyn^      Gaf- 

Baguette  d*arq^;bufe.  Thefcouringflicffe. 
Baguette  de  Veneur.  v<  fe/^»ri»g  JP(>/f. 
Commander  a  baguene.7l9  ra;^mMiii(7/^^ 
ard)  abfolutelyyperemptorifyy  or  with  authorities 
Si  tu  veux  cognoiflre  vn  villain  bailie  luy  la  ba- 
guette en  main  ;  Pro.  The  way  to  difcerne  a  0(naue, 
or)clowneyistogiuehimàuthoritie. 

Baguette.  Beaten  with  a  rod,or  wand^,  alfo,  commatm- 
aidyOuer'^ruled,awed:  - 

Baguettef.  To  commaundlUfO  afleward-,  alfoy  to  flril(e 

'  wiibafliclieyorwand.     -  *  #\. 

Baguetteux : m.  eufi: : lwandi€,fua ofréds,wands^ 

Baguier:  n^hunak  Bay^ret  (fh  tearmid  aboutUont- 
pcllicr.)  ^^      ^ 

Bahu  :  m.  A  trufdft  {to  carrie,or  l^etpe^tj^ngs  in.l 
Eitiutitt:  m.  A  trufil(e^al(er. 

Bahutier :  nu  ere  :  f.  of,  or  belonging  to,  a  trunf^e  j 

whenct*,  .   r?^.../         ,  ; .  ..^-^y 

Cbeual  i>lhutier.  ^  Sumpter4mfe ,  or  truntte- 

>ai  ;  &3ûar(l  j  Sea  Bay;  c^Baya^         ^      '    • 
►aie  :  t  A bertiei  S^,  Bayc* .  - 
BtiOicr.Têbàtbeiwet^ifteniwaJh:        -  > 

uftbaîgne  en  CCS  nouvelles.  Thefe  newes doe  him 
goodat&htart\bebattUswètbtbmibetal(p$exefe- 
dingdelig^  in  tbm.        :  ^  :  vk  : 
BaigKtit.f.  Abathe,âfrmâtr$$métûbabein.  r 
Baigneur  :  m.  ;^  6iiikr  ;  n^rfii^^ 
Baigneux:  m.  culc:f.  BatUngiorythattfethnmch 


Baignoire  :^fn.  A  bâthini-tub  yilfo^any  guat  and  »lKm. 
vtffel'  made  lil^t  a  bathmg-tub  \  and' (hence)  the  taki 
79bereM0  nen>  winejkli  out  of  the  Freffe:       *  »  % 

Baignolet  :  m.^  tutle  bath  \  batbmghoufe  j  gr^bathini 

tub,      „    \ :,■    ^    ■■'  'IS,       ,'■:::■■  ■    ■     /.   '^.....     ^    '^ :'■-•:•>' 

Bail  :  m.  /If  guardian,  or  gouemou/y  of  aWafdy  or  (W  a 
hittltand)  of  a  wiji  ;  alfo,fuch  a  wafdjbipf  tuition,  go- 
uemment  j  alfo^theDeedylnftrument,  orUafe,  vfhere- 
by  a  thing  isjfajfed^or  letyVpon  a  certaine  r^nt  \  alfOy  a 
ming.graimting^eeldingfpafftnt oner in.àame,  or bj 
leafe ,SeeyGixAe.  '  .  ■  \'v  -^  *  '■  ^'■''*'\:'^m-:ê'-^\ 
Bail  a  ferme.  AUafeftkyeam^efpecidUyfuchaène, 
asgiues  the  lejfor  p(nper  to  reenter  fir  m^hfaymentol 
therenti  ^  ■       -..^^.r-^  v  ^;*iK//^:-vî' 

Bail dfeitne d'héritage.  ^  fie-firme i  (mth  l^ 
claufe ofreentrie.J^  .  •.;.:■•  t ;.  ,-. H^^Wl^^^^ 

BziïdcluRicc.T^e  publicise  magi  ftr at  s  ^^U^^^^ 
ting  of  landy&c,  (feifed  by  order  of  Law)  or  of  Wards 
lands  y  or  oft  he  rights  of  the*  lyings  Demaine  i  or  of  the 
pvfitsofhiswoodsyandforrejls^     ^      .     ^ 
Bail  à  louage.  A  cbattell^  moueable  hired  out  fora 

'  certaine  timeyandwith  claufe  of  reentrieyOé  before* 
Bail  de  manage.  The  wardfhipyor  gouernmentwhich 
a  husband  hafh  (de  lure)  (^û  wife,  and  of  her  wholjt-^ 
ejtate.  ^    '        ^^'/*  '■  ■[         '«  ■•^•^.  •  >:..    :. 

Bail  naturel.  The  wardfhip  a  father  or  mother  liathof 
their  child.  :  -'  /  ■^,  ■  ^-  ■  ■■•.  ••v4  ■.;■ 

Temr  le  Roy  aume  çn  bail  •  To  be  Troted^  of  the 
Fiingdome  ^or  to  haue  the  Regencie,  or  Couernment 
thereof  .     ; 

Bail  :  m.  bailie  :  f.  Bay(ûfcùhur.)^ 

Baile  :  m.  The  BailtfiyOr  Magiftrate  of  a  village  j  ^Lan-' 
gued.  alfo  (in  Gafconie)  alaylor^,  or  one  that  iûol(is 
to  aPrifon  ;  or  an  Officer  that  hath  power  onely  tf  af^ 
prehendyand  l(eepe^atefu6lors.       ^  \. 


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B:i\lhr9iC' A  IpndôffmaU  barly. 
BaiUe  '!m.  ^  Steward,  or  Ouerfeer  of,  à  Solicitor ,At^ 
turney,or  vndertal^erfbr,  a  Churchy  Tcwnt,Corpotat4- 
Q^yCotkmunàlt'Uy&c  J  tf^yidr^aiilli  3  alfo^  ordinarie 
^ailifiyOr  Sergeant.  < 

Baillé:  m.ce:f.  Giuenygraunted,confirred,beflowe4*y 

.  yeelded  ouer,paffed  away  ;  alfo,frefented^offered,fxb)' 
bkedvntoi 

11  luy  Ta  baillé  belle.  He  hath  payed  him  found^Jse 
49ath  giuen  ilrhim  home  •  or  y  hee  hath  ferued  bms  n 
touch  indeed  -,  alfo,  he  hath  faire  and  mannerly  amfè- 
nedbim.       ■  '    "  ^  .'*'  -'-    -v''- ■•'•••  ^'^  •  ••^■ 

Bâillement: m.  Spuing,  gfrauntmg,  beflemng*,ded^ 
Ufig,elelinering^confarrjMgi  alfo^jprefinting,firixbibh 
^ingimtOé  ^    *      -^  , 

Bailler.  Té  pHe,befierw/;onfèfre,  graunt  j  yeWouer^e- 
li»er/knU,9rfafeMwayiMlfo,tofrefem^fer,ex^^ 

Bailler  à  aucun  couc  du  loig.de  Paulnc,  To  cowfe 
V  enefoimifyjto  bamUth'tmfbrmdfy^êpt^him  home. 

Bailler  de  r  avoine  pov  du  fein.  T«  retorar'i  àore- 
ûtmtbtfKrie^c  be  better  then  bismnrd.     ■ 
BaUIerb^uerBcs.rac«i,yS(/i,/ye.  ;*' 

'  Bailler  belle  ;  BaiUe  luv  belle  (of  one  tbfitbatbdme, 

§rfpol^f^t^)fi^tbe^him',kthimeHeKlmeH 
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oilier boniie. vous  k  bsdllez  bonne;  (neerêtht 

:  /5«c««f  bailler  bdle)  TrueRoier^mfifybrolierTh 

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,       France,  when  a^ Jèaflif  ended ^%i^h}re^  rtejghbonrs 
haue ma^nd  beene  merne  together^  the  majhr  the/e^ 
/   -ofdeliHen  vritofome  one  (fti)e  company  a  no fe gay ^& 

\  thereby  tytshim  to  tnal^e  the  next.)  ''    -  ^ 

-;v  Bailler  bris  contre  Robert. X.^(?i[:f.  Bris. 

%.  Bailler  des  canards  à  la  moitié.  To  coufcn^bemlc^ 

\  çonicatch  j  to  play  tbemoumebanl(e^^   "^m  ;i<^  ?^v 

;^|  »  B  ailler  dc^ cafladcs.  To  flout^frumpe  ;  lye^  iè^ Y^i 

xcine^(l^uU^veU'mca?jïr!çpeopieé^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  * 

vt:^:  Bailler  des  plus  cornucs^X^i^^  Cornu.  ^  Sf  -^^^^^^^ 
Bailler  la  Diane.  Souldiours  to  rou^e  their  énmîei 
Wth  a  b0t  morninyailamm  \to  gitie  a  Camitadoe» 
:  (jEi^iller  vn*  crntorc^e^  Tç  ofer  hard  meafure^  to  gïue 
•^  afhrewdrvting^  dcrucUpmchy  a  vile  blowe  vnto.    ^ 
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couteau  ;  to  fet  an  edge  on  n.)    *^    ■^'a  S;    -  'kA:-%. 
Bailler  foin  en  corne.  Togmeone  thcboots^tp'Jell 
hmakariaine.       -    'V-'   ••...^u,   .  "-^Cv  j;m-M:>^:/^î 


'^  W/tpr0fuéthepiopUfrbrn  oppcjftony  ^exaiiuh^and 
mong :  Tq  whicbTûd  he  talées  notice  oflreafons  corn* 
inUted^falJe  money  €(!ynèd\  vobberiesy  and  murthm 
done  y  rebelfionSyOïfcditwrjs  raifid  -,  vnlfmfîdlyOrpà- 
puMaffcmblte5mad%i  Armes  b^ne^  orfaiildiQkrs  le-* 
uiedy  without rv.irrant'y  ProteéîioNs^  or  Saviliiancs 
vioUted'y  Pardons  yand^  Charttf^  ^I^Jedy  fams/nar;' 
l^etSyfteedomesyàrkiotheYpiiuihdga  vfirpedyOr  zn- 
ÏMplyftoodon:  Hee  nui\es  pYOclimatiomin  hh  owne 
name  j  hecdUs  the  Ban,j»i  Arriereban  ;  leads  thôfe 
that  be  rai/id  by  il^  ;  and  appomts  th'ordinarie  mufiers 
^hù  r^rpuince  ;•  hee  détermines  Appeatts  from  thé 
^fenîcnces  ofProuoftSyandvîhi^wjirior'ludgeSyat  Ajjt- 
fis  y  rvhereof  heis  tbeprincipçU  Judge  j  andmtheYcl/y . 
held  the  moft  proper  ludge  for  Gcntlcrhthywhohaut 

'    aief  pretended  tmt  tbeircaafes  miiâ  hee  c(tcickdath 
AJJtfès  j  andyetforallthiSy  (and  though  heeinayhëue 
-  •  a  Deutc?iîivt)  he  i^  but  a  Dcputiey  either  vnto  tj)e  l^frrgy 

^,^^r  vnto  fùmelofd'y  euerj  one  whereof  (vnto  iMÇXxz^/ 

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wrongs  done  hinty  before  a  Court  y  praffembtyi  ta  ex- 
hibit vntâ  the  Courta  reldtion^yÇr^&mpfairtt  of  theft 
thims.;  !   .   :         ■  '^.-^  ■.  ■■■'^^ffl-m  -'^^^^^^^^^  ' 

BaiUerla  hairc.  ToplayafbMdtriikpy  iUprankey 
'     hardpdrt'y  tdfituê an  euill  touch.     \:-/:^4^%y 
B  ailféf  par  les  iouës^dç.  T<>  lay  fare  bold  on  j  alfOy  to 
enter  deepely\  imbarl(e  himfelfè  farre  3  plunge  at  firfi  ) 
into  the  middle  of  .a,  1  •     f  . 

Bailler  la  main.  Ta  reach  &hand  ;  toofae  Main.'  '    * 
BaiUer  le  moine.  To  crampe  j  aUoyfo  bringiltiHcke 
vnto,      ••    :,-       '*^':^- *'■,■■  ■       .■■ 

Bailler  le  Mbî rie  pat  le  coL  Tu  hangy  or  twitch  vp. 
BaiUer  momiâe  (iic  les  lèvres  du  Koy. To  cointfidft 
money.  ^.   i;  ;  ,] 

Baillerlurlcmouffle.  Tc^^^A^^^  tàjajhpf 

îhefnoktytogiueàdafhonthemoutb.  ,.        \^     ' 
B  ailler  Fur  le  nez  du  Roy .  To  coynefitl/è  méney. 
B  ailler  vnc  oeillade.  To  winipytrr  cafi  a  wanton  ey^y 
a/.    .    ';;:i,.A  ,  •  •  ■-      ^-.,-'-   •  ■  ■ 

Bailler  du  plat  de  la  \tn%\xc.T0footh]fmppthyflattft^ 

Bailleur  vnc  roauvaîfe  fecoufle  i  Vn.  ToJhal(e^  or 

fh'mg one crtteUy  ;  Wife fcwï? 4  mifchietiom  tourne. 
Ba$et  :m«  ^paleredfirfU^  colour  ;  alfo^  borfètbat 

hatb  à  white  j^otyOrfiarreJn  hùforhead^  ,  * 

BailBct:  m.  Baitiette  :  f.  OfapakridyOrgeJk  colour. 

Vache  baillette.  Aj^ecoWyredandwhitei^      -. 

Viri  baille  t.  A  pallet  ^or  pale  claret^me. 
Baillette:f.  APochârdyOrwidgionypry  àliitUwàier-'^ 

fowltythatfomerahat  YefembUstheTeàUyalfo^Uafèy 

orgraunt  j  and^fl  leafkgyOr  lettmg  tofkrme. 
Bailleur  :  ni.AguiryÇraMerybt^oweri  dealery^difirh; 

kuHt>/UUuirer*yptfintetyexlHbker.  ^        ^ 

_  BaiHeur  de  bons  îour$«  ÂnordmarkfaluterofeHe^ 

ry  otie  he  fées ^  meets  ;  afSemsing^popitlfr^oi^^^^ 
^WfV^  lloBngctmpamon^ 

B^iUeur  de  Canards  ila  moitié  ^  6u^  de  U^ixd  i 

in]r<roift.  A  toufenmg  Iacl(e  j  a  mount epâtUfe  •ydde- 

^huer^mpefieryCOMycaUbtr. 
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conycatch.     'g:- ,^.'' '■.■'■■■'■'-/    îl^^^^i^^^^  .         -/'./.  /-i^.  •• 

Bailler  grièfi,  foopcnénesfffiefeSy  tocomfj               ;  ^  dc\Mouftfei:{j/îfo/fc^riAe*rèWj,  and  Bailrwi^es  pf  ^1  *  |'/^* 

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^  therefpve iheBaihes  ofthofi.tpwnes  are  to  thUdûy     -rj.  u^'  :j!^if-' 
called  y  lcs'4  anciens  Baillis  de  France,  thereby  ta        ^  ^  i^!  /&^ 
dipt  fàmewhat  frofp  the  reft  of  the  Battles  royally      /J:  ff^  '. 

whereofthere  are  now  very  may^.^^^.-à-^..^.â^-'--\:.  /vv..-  l'-'^'lr^^         ■•Vr\'/'«^. 
/Baillis  de  Prouinces.:]^|tfi7//e'i  ofPfouinccSy  or  of 
fuperiour  Bailiwil(esy  TheÉaiBfeiofT^ulfpSyAiarquef 
*  fis  y  and  Éarles  5  caÙedfo  in  difference  frqm  tho/è  that  . 
lè^longto^icoumsy^  Il 

areinf^wur  vntOy  andiftentrrr^s^èp  0- 

::  Bàjflis  Roy  aux.  fhe  Baîtiki  Royaa;iphei^(arï  haue 
fàêd)  there  H  very  mar^^^eafbnr  ofthejrevnm  t/»- 
;    toéeCttmnetfWancïèmDu^ 

(nulothetB^ïfè  bynrw  ere^iomyjjcph&befùies  other  ^ 
.  rogatiuesçbdUtnge  tb'^mtire  deâfwnûfroy^ 
uUedgedUafis.        .,    ,        ■  -^^r^ii,^^^^^^^  "* 

praiuls  Oâillis.  as  Baillis  de  ProuinceSé      ' 
'   Le  grand  bailli  à^Hcnzvité  The  cbiefeJuftictcf  that 

coumii.  .    '    :     ^^  '  •  ^■\y-r'if-:->y   .  '  ^^: 

Bailliage  :  m.  .A  Badiwilie  •  the  ôfficOy  mifdiéliony  or 

aut^itit  of  a  Bailliffrij^  the  Prouince ,  or  precinCl 

wherein  bé  gouemes  i  dm/ fometimes  (abfilutely)  a 
.  Prouiftce'ylnfbmeoldauthors^dcufiomesitalfbirn' 

pprts^  mtiCbasyproteSimeiùftke  yand  euerboldsa 

more  honourable  ranime  than  ftmple y  or  àrdmarie  iurîf 

diaién.  /'      -'^     ,•  '  '^    . 

^  BaiUiage  dû  Palais*  îj/iif  VtnifaiunfdiStionouer 

CMifchtMTy&yradefmenyW^ich  uwefir  their  wares  ' 
^ .  wiûénthat  àlU^find  the  liberiiesthtreof.  ^ 

Droi^  de  bjiyiiage.  Pcrtiaer  to  keepe  A0cs  j^  or  to 

hiueTnulerbimaBiM^afu^^ 

ofikfiicefor  the  detijknô^uch  great  caufes  asjm  due^ 

€omfey  belong  not  to  an  or  dinar  ie  iurif^ilion^yThis 

ftfweréuerie  Lordofdi^tie  (frornthe  Dulfc  to  the 

Ch2Aéïiàh)hathiandhadwitbàlfffort^edeciJ$oiof 

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Bailiiagcr  :  m.  erc  :  (.Attending  on^ or,  belonging  tê,a 
>    UaïUfe^or Bâilyvfi\e.         ■     '     ■  t;    •    /?■ 

Baillic :  f.Sàgncurie^ouernmenîyâuthorit'teyrule ùiat^ 

froteélion  of:,  alfoyH  haUirPi{ey  or  country  luflictjhip  ; 
'  îhcplacfyfunHioH^  charge  of  a  BaibfCy  or  countrey 
\    luftice  ;  adminipation  ofmftice  ^  and  (as  Bailliage) 

the  Shire  y  Prouince ,  precinély  andcompafe  of  coun- 
trey n^herein  hé  jtoiiernes.  ,^  *      *^. 

Lettres  de  baiUic,  Are  (according  to  theflile  ofUor- 
^  manilie)  UttertyWrits^r  obligations  y  éuthorixfng  htm 
Jo  whom  they  are  direfledy  to  proceed  to  execution  vp* 

on  the  goods yOrpoffeJJionsyof another^  \     > 

BzÛlif:tn.ABailtfe\oryasBm.  "^ 

Bailliffcur.  A  Guardiany  Tutor ^  Gomrndtofa  Waré^t 

thn  haththeivardjhipofa  Gentleman.  -   * 

Bailliftrc  :  m.  /t^  BaiUificur  ;  ejpeciallyy  one  that  is  a 

coUattraUJimfman  to  theH'ard'^  or  hU  mother  y  or 

grdndmoiher  agdine  marie  d.      # 

B^liftrcrie  :(.ThewardJhipyti4ition,yOr  gouernmcnt 

0 fan  heir  e  within  age. 
BaiUivcau."^^  Baliveau. 

Bâillon:  mMg^.  •       -   '  3     . 

Bâillonner.  T^^tfgj  andfimetima  /u  Baailler  j  w 

B^\\\ot:m.  A  trough.    ;  :^  ^  i-^-r^'-M^^^ 

Bailly./i^ Bailli.  •     /  r'   .■■■■-:.^^^^^^^ 

Bainiaux.  (En  tordonnahc^  du  Ro)j  Charles  f ,  de 

•  Tan  137^  vfaiâc  pour  Ic  rciglement  des  forcfts) 
Falfc  printed  firy  Balliueauxj  Standcrs^  trtes  lefl 
(landing  in  fare  fis  for  inireafe. 

h^îVCïim.Âbath.  .  •<,    <^^ 

Bain  dc  Mark.  Maries  bath  ;  k  Catddrotty  or  Vsttle 
.  fidl  ofboyûng  water  ^  or^a  diftiliing  by  ^b^  heat  therof. 
s*  Chevalier  desbains.L^e  Chevalier.  -J^^'H::.. 
,  Baïocquc  :  m .  Afmall  Italian  coyne  rporth/tfi^o(ita&- 
'   'an)pence.  ■    ■    "^   '  "^•- •   '  -■    •'        ■,'■  ' :^■c^i■■:i,,'- 
Baïoquc.  f^Baiocquc;  *  IS    - 

Bair. ^  Vair  j  ^  Ifmàoffurre  j  or^&^x/  »rfeî^Jb  intlajo^ 
UcaUedytxnt.  *         ,  .B^^^^^^^ 

BaircrxfBaiftr.:  • 

^TJ^Q-mim:  m.  A  kjifftngof the  htnd,  incourtejte,  fir 

.jigneoj^O*bii^§ion-,aifo,(i  fineyàr  (in  lieu  thereof)  'tt 

peece ofmotttyff^reateryor lejfe,  m  the cufletne ù)p/ùd 

■^  vnto  d  Lord^l  tbeYèalingy  «r  mal(ingftfalù^ 'y  alfi, 

ihefpirititaU  refUnite  of  the  Churcb,  acr  offerings  j&c, 

BziCaiïenè^'A  ki/Jing,^ 

BaUê^nue,  Hi£^,  ttf/^)  ckudJ^i^g,  retching  to  the 

doudt.         ^■-  ^ 
Baifcr  :  va- A  l(i^e.  "  ^-- 
Baifêr^  To  l(i(Ji,iofmûiachyto\fmacl^€.  / 

Baifèrle  baboum.  BafefyÈo  fubimt  lnmfilfi,d0e  re~ 
uerence^yeeUre^e^;ïmomvntMrùyitnn§ 
Baifct  la  porte,  ou  la  ferrure,  ou  le  verrouil  de  \ 
^MÛsdu£eiAvUfaUî9l(ijfetbegate^^ftbepri»- 
cipaUManMtnhoHfeôfhuAhfentlMdy  nt  lieu  of  the 
homage  ht fbouUfitiàmiièbme  done  him,  bad  he  bin 

•  .prefent,      '/T' '-*'■  ^  ■  ■  ■'^'  '-' ■■'^r-y-:^  ''■.,....  ..  ; 

BziCcKC^.taJ  A  tittle  tffffi^prettiefmac^e» 
BxSc\tt:m,AlpfferJihoiachfrylhiacl(er» 
Baiflct. 4» BwUIer.  ,>*.  .  \  f      ^ 

Baifotté:ro.éc:f:  6!A»4»^  •>#    ' 

Baifotter.7^1fe#*^.   -v:;     H  '     .i   .^ 
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parini  himfelfi  vnto  y  er  beingreadiefvry  the  combat. 
BaifTc  Jc  marcft.  A  low  bot  tome  whuhthe  water  bath 

turned  vnto  a  marijh  5  a  bogyOr  quagmire. 
Baiuc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Stoopingy  mclimngy  declinedy  bolttd 

dow?te y  humbled  i  dekeiedy  abafidybrouj^ktlow-^let 

fall»  •"'         ■   .■•_  ■•••.•.         '  és:* ■  •■■     ,.•.:..'  T--'    «.•'  ifc 

^A  tefte  baiflfcc.  Dtjperatfyy  headlongy  without  care 
what  may  betide  him,  or  whether  heejinl^ey  or  fwm  j 

alfoyrcfolutelyyOr  with  prepared  fin-çe. 
Baiflcmcnt:  m.A  bowing  downcjaying  downCybriw^ 

ing  law  y  letting  faU'^  an  humbling  Jhopingytnclutrngy 

declining.  ,]        . 

Baiflcr  :  m.  An  humblingy  &c  ;  ^BaiflTcmcnt. 
hliffcr. To  befw  dowm^Uy'downe  y  bring  law  y  let  fiU^ 

humbUydeieây  abate  yabafe. 

Se  baiffirr.  Toftoope^  to  bow  dêwnejieclintphtitd^ 
incline  downewards.  * 

Baiflcr  bois.Us  baiflcrent  hois.Tf^ey  putiheir  Lum- 
ces  in  their  re ftsé  ; 

Baiflcr  fes  cornes.  TohHmbtebîmfelfiytotétfaltbis 
creji'y  or^  Baiiler  la  teftc. 

'  Baiflcr  le  ftdnt^To  holder  bow  dawnc^the  bead,  in 

tjji^ofbumblenejpyorof^  >;       - 

Daifscr  la  tefte.  The  fame  ;  alJOy  to  fettle  y  or  prepare 

himfelfi  vnto  an  explokyor  comb  at  \  (from  thecuji4me 

>  of  horned  beafisy  that  bow  downe  their  heads  ,  when 

■  ;   they  are  to  meet  an  enemie)  hence  y  alfo  j 
Tu  ne  doibs  ia  baiflcr  la  tefte.  Tfeoi^J3!;(?;/iy^^)^ 
fhrefiluteyfohardieyfofbrwardfbrthejnatter.        • 
''A  la  hauflc  qui  baiflë.  L(wi|fe  Hai^flc.  V 

Xc  iour  fc  baiflc.  The  day  growes  otdy  it  waxes  late, 
orfarreéntbé'day.  ^' 

Bai/licres  :  f.  The  grounds,  or  lees  of  wine  \  alfo^  any 
drinl(e  when  it  draw  es  law  ;  the  dreggcs  of  any  fuch 
liquor.  ,'-m 

Bal  :  tùi^Adatmce  ;  k  dauncingy  Reuelsyorya Éeùelling. 

BbI^Aç^  A  baUet,  ]       ^ 

Baladin  :  m.  A  common  èaunctr  of  galiiards,  and  other 
flirrmgyor  liuely'Ayres.  ^ 

Balafirc  :  &c  ;  yw  Balafre  ;  &c* 

Balafre:  f.AfiaJb  ouer  ihefice^  a  l(ing  Harry  cut  j  a  gajh, 
orwipeyouertbefhowt.  ♦ 

Balafre.  Slajhed^or  cut  ouer  thefiue.  ^  ^ 

^A^tï.ToflafhyOr  cut  otitr  the  face  ^ 

Balaftcux.  A  cutter,fwagge!refyfw^fhbuckUr. 

BaUfrure:f./^jI^y3!>^»i;;^iS^BaJafrc.     ^      '^ 

Balainerf^  whale  yor, the  wbklpooley(A  kind  oftfbaH.) 

Balan  :  nî.  As  the  latintB:difin$  \anv  l(indofAcortt^\ 
or  y4?y  thing  psadeli^e^anAcorni^ 
Balan  myrepfique,.  Th'aromattcaUyondaylynêtt^  or 
AcornêyCalledyBcné  *         ^ 

B^ance  :  f.  ^  ballance  j  a  paire  ofweigbtSy  or  battMr 
^ces  i  alfoMO  of  the  twelueftgrtesinthe  Zodiac!^. 
Eftre  en  Dalance.  TodoubtyWauer,  totter  in  opinioni 
ievnc€Ytaine,orinfujp€HCiy  what  to  fay,  m  tbinife^ 
wbatwaytohold,whatcoUrfetotat(e. 

-    Vdct(ai(cucvchu2nce.To  examine  very  f^^ 

BJiancc'-MC:(.BaUanced,9Peigbed,peif^^^  ponde^ 
red^alfb^fhalfenyev  tottered.  ^  ,     > 

Balaticer.  Toballancéy  w^igh^peife  ipasder^  idfo,  tê 
fiaggetyOrwajutrbetweenetwo  opimoi^i(a^wy)tê 
jha^yfirioUer.^^^^^^^^^  ''^  > 

>,  Xc  ccrf  baljince.  So  fay  Trerich  Hunters^  wheïï  a 
Stag  runs  fir fi  one  way,  dnd  then  another,  without  any 
iertam^outru^cotnfi'mhiifbght^yWefayjb^ 
^  and  downe, or  flies  rotmd.      ^^^  >  «   *^ 

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mzn<Acï^:m. A hftUanctml^^^^^  } -IJalivcaux.  Sta»Jers^4tees  left  in â^vood  frr  mn- 

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Balay  :m;U'broime^ Qr'.bejfomt^alfoyCt'BaUèis  ;J{ii^ 

l:-\  Donner  trois  toidrs  debahy  parla  chcmincc.  Lool^ 

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all  away.  ^     -.  ^  ••:;:•••;.  .v^^■;^^#^^^  /■ 

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,  Balwcyfcs  ;  fc  ^  Balicûrcs*:^4^t^;^:^'¥-^^ 

Balbufic  :  (.  Aftuttin^yorftammermg.  ^  i:^^^^ 
BaïçHoii  :  m.  A  Balc9nei  a  If^et^rac^éetof  ofa 
y  hoi!fkyOueria  gatCyOr  before  a  window é^^:y/':^^yp  '^  ,,^; 
Balcon. ^Balchon.     '    )    ^    0      --       *"  :"   ' 

^  OY^acloathofeftate.     ;  ^l 

Balaaquiii^7fcfy2rw<e    •  ;r-  ^ 

Baldaquin  ;  m.  Anyimjin^oitn  crejJet^filL  of  pitch- 
edwreathes.         •'  •''■■^  '  "  f  '  '  ' '  ' '^  ■  ■■#i|'7^^^ 

Baie  :  (.  A  bullet  ;  tf  yj),tf  bail  ;  ji^S^  packé^os  ôfmar- 
^:  .chandi/è  y alfo^  thf  iha^  jff  wheat ^orgherj^^ 
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Paindcbsjç^/esfcfif^tre^^  vnraunged  bread  ^  the 

*  courfafUfind  of  bread.    '      * 

Bakinc  :  fc  i^  >ri^//.  >. -^^^^^  ^, 

Balenchoùeres^  The  c^ldip)  game  ciUei^tïiter  tàtteK 
Bàlenes  liivhall  bone^-yH^haU-bone  badiles  j  Frwcib  bo- 

Baler.  Tp  daunce.     •    \  -        y^    :       / 
Baleftrier  :  m.  erç  :  fc  Çrojfeb(m4ïl(eyofa  crojfebcfw. 
h^JiQtinï.A  becfomeyor  broome.^i    \        '  ^ 

/  Pourbaict.  Amatdl(m.       ^         ■    P  • , 

BalevolteK^Balcuotcr.^  ^^^^^^^^,^  ' 

Balev6tçr.T(>  wal^waûer ^  fuller  y^as  ijîrtamerinwe 

wind.  •  "  ■-  .0' ':*■*.■*■.  f^^  "*    ■"•'"•%•■■■■:■■  .i  ■""/:   *'••'■ 

Baleiifées:  miL(>4g|i|^  v 

Baky.  ^  Balctj  AbrSome  becfome.  '    . 

Donner  trois  cours  debaley  par  la  cheminée.  To 
Jwing  a  broome  fhï^e  times  abêut  ^chinmey  (a  cere* 
monte  vTed  by  witches  ^little  be^t  they  go  vnto  their 
.  diuellijh  affemblies.)  .'     ^  >/ 

Balie  :  m.  ée:  f .  Swept  y  or  made  cleaney  with  a  btoomé. 
Balier. ToJweepe\m* m^ke deanepvith a  broome. 
f  ^dli&uc  :î.A  fwuping^  ot  mal^g  cleaney  with  a 

•  ■  broome.      \    '     }.,,:_,    •    '^'-  ''•■■'     ■  ,\:'-f''- 

Baiieures-  Sweeping^  i  the  filthy  or  duft  thats^ept 
oMtofa  roome  I  (bencii^^^any  trafic 

^tlHnpofnovaliie^/.i^p^^^ 
Bilievrçs  xf.Thecbaps((ifûm^ 
Baliaaut  :  m.  An  vnweldie  lubber y^eytiAcoclfejbHgtt 
Itipie^ifbapeH  lowty  iU  fimoured  flaberguUion.         ; 
Balife./^  Bauflej  Qr^a  certaine  marlfefetvpyfir  the  dh 
^efflimtoffa 

Balitte. ^ fieo^mi  '  '^:.'^:'-''^'~'^-^'/'---''^'-^-\%-]{'^       ■' '-' V'^'- 
Balifte  :  fu*r  ancient  enpne^  li^efwdnMneefriM^ 
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Balmè.Lart^f  Baulme. 

B^lmtiLAcaueydenneyholeygrot.  ^ 

Balbflfc  i^i  Acot^febedy  or mattrejfe filled 9ftely  with 

chafejlréewy  andfuch  li^e  ;  or  y  as  Balouffc. 
Baloïé:  m.  ce:  f.  Swept  y  or  y  made  cleaney  with  a 

broome. 

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X<»%  Bailleur)  alfo,a  babli/igyOr  idle  di(amrjt\ 
BaKv€rne|,  T»  cogyfojfi^lyeita\e  tdlcy  vmelnjir' tono 

■  purfof$,*\.  ..     '•■.,.,.«    '    :,  .■'^■■^  •■ 

Balladin./4<^«»mj<wBaïac!in.     à;/     »^       , 
BaUadiner.  ra<ia«afe/7Jg/7,dr/»«c/<^.  1^   , 
Balladinerie:  f.High^or  liue^daifnctnt'asyOf'iaUiards, 

Ball(iwBale.'^  N^w-f.:-::  ■^i^   ..;-.:-:■••■     ,;.. 
Balles.  Tiw/wf  ftmes  twelue  do^n  jor  tweltte'grêjfe.^ 
Ballet  :  m.  A  ca^eofAcloa^e^alfo^s  Appchus  yalfo,a_ 
f     damcing^''-^'-'-^^^^  _     ;      ■. 

Balletrou:  m.  Aftveepe-^ole'^IAcaihtc  viril  :  ^Rab. 
Baillé  :  m.ce  :  f.  Swept ycleaïifed^ade  cleane. 
Bdlier.  Tofwcepc-y  tomal(ecleanc(rvithabro«mey&c.J 
Ballieur  :  m./i/wff/xrr. 
BaHieures.  tool^e  Balicurcs.    I  > 
Ballivcaux  :  m.  Standersy  or  trees,  left  Handing  after  a 

Balliveme.^cdlivcrne?^    '^^   -T       ^^^^   /'  ? 
;  Ballizcr  vnc  Kivicre.  "Pa  )vii([^,  fcmre  ^or  cleanfe  afi- 

uer..      ■■  ■.,.:\^  •.  '^^ .,■..-.■  V."^''-*-.  ■•■•••.••. v/ •■/.'*    '•  ,.^;  ". 
Ballocher.  To  totter  \as  one  that  goes  on  a  ^oj^^r  mt^ 
■    rawbndge.      V  '--.^^.  '';  ■^;-'"  '  \py'i  :^*' y;';;:i^;';. 
li^ilàon:  m. AfkfdléyOr fma^paclie.    ^"^         ^      v    ,  r 
Ballot  :in.i</l«/f/?^rifef.  V    p'     «^iJ; 

-^Ballotagc/  -4 ri^/TZ^  or  lotteriei\acaJtingoflotsi  a 

çhufingbyloU.  -    ^    *  ;.  ,    . 

alîôte.^Balottej  ^^,  blacl(e  Horehoundy  ftinl^ing 

horehound.    ^  v^^     .    ^ 

Ballottement  :  m.  Acajling  ofloti\airiaUofmaiters 

by  lotterie.  ■:      ,  :      '.  j/      ,     j 

Baliotterrr^?  caftlots-yto  chufe  officer s^(^magiflrats\ 

topajjcyord^jf^l^i^csfropounded'yto  condemneyOrab* 

^  folue  tifacçufédyby  htSyOr  lotterie.    »  :  '    •    % 

Ballouctter.  To  tqjfe^  a  [ball  ;  toturne^  or  tumble  a 

thingoftenyandmtofundriepla&rs. 

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fiotba/i  i  alfojto  tojjeyos  afboïbaU.  ^ 

;P^aIotte  :  f.  A  lutle  buUct^or  pellet,  alfû,4jmaÏÏ  button^ 
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Balotter. /Tf  Ballotter.  *  ^ 

Balouftc  :  f.  The  chaffeofoatesy  or  barley  j  cry  ai  Ba- 
■    lofte.       \  •    -..o  „,,'.  ^^-    -y-."'  •-  •;'-^-.. 

Balourde  :  com.  Sottijhybloekifhyfaoli^ 
Baloyèr.  as  Ballicr.  Tofwccpe.  m. 
B^^OtQUTo  froth  in  bubbles^  v"^  / 

Balftinine  :  f.  The  Balfam  apple  (whofè  oyle  doth  clofe 

n)fiPli^60îd5lil{eBa!mc.)  >      ;;  V         ^ 

BaliaiM^m^ Balzane.  .         "  7 ;-    f  I 

BdXÇQt  To  bound .        ;     *      •  t  v: 

ÎBalthâ^i|ato,W  *f //;  aimngghdlCy  or  Jword  girdle. 
ïiMtitM^as  Balaufte.        '  ^ 

Baluftrcs  ^fti.  SaUtfters  j  little  yroimdy  andjhartfillarSy 
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Balzanje  :  t  Thei»hite  of  a  horfts  legyOr  faot  j  alfOy(fnorc 
gcneuUyl^whitejpotyOr  marine  ^^^       part  of  his  bo- 

■ .  diei^4f-y^-~   ^^  A/.-  ■•■•.  ■  ••-.■•:      ■■  •■•■■:^  '  ,-  •'.  ■ 
Banib^Oliér  :  nri.vrj  Bimblotieri  Or^  à  Brooch  niaker. 
Bzàim^ki;P^osla;fnationly  voycty  or  with  found  of 
trimfppfijtnediSly  or  ordinance  publijhed-y  the  plea- 
f)éi^  of  a  Lord  proclaimed 'y  alfoy 

spV^ripiion ,  Outlarvrie ,  Bamthmcnt  j  or  y  a  Tro- 
00imaÛoi.  of  Qutlanrrie ,  or  of  banijhment  j  gene- 
0f rally  anypublifie  Summons  yConuocationyNotificatiohy 
1^  V  benounccment  j  afoya  Fief  y  or  MannoryWithin  the 
j|  r:  ;*ftT^  whereof  the  Lord  maycaufc  Proclamations 
%  t^bémade  j  alfoy  the  territorie\precin£lsy  libertiesy  err 
^Jiin^  to  a  towne.      %    '  '  , 

^^^  arbans.^  Bians.  ^ .  y  '  '.       '      / 

Ball  &  hnictchzn^ P/oclamationwherebyall(ex^ 
ceptfame  priuiledgedofficersy  andeith^nsj  that  hold 
their  lands , of  the  CrownCy  are  fimmdriedto  meet  at  a 
cert  cane  place  y  there  to  attend  the  l(ingwhitherfoeuery 
and  againftwhomfieuerbé  goesy  (Loolfe  Arricreban^ 
(At  this  day  thofèJhat  lift  nUattendhim  in  perfon 
(which  in  old  time  they  werflieiWdo)may  fir  afmall 
fne flay  at  home ^  /  . 

jBian  oc  moulin  j  four  j  &c  ^  Bancagc.       ^ 
Ban  He  vendanger.  A  Proelamation  fir  the  begin- 
•  ning  cf  Pointage  •  which  is(commonly)  appoiraed^  and 
limited  by  the  publilieMagiftrate. 
Clodie  du  bail.  Thecmmfm  belly  whereby  the  peo- 
ple is  ajfefnbled.  .  ^-  ^ 

Proiô  dc  ban^à  vin.  I^o^e  Vii^*     ^ 
Vn  four>  ou  moulin  à  ban.  A  common  ofeny  of  miU 
whereat  all  men  may  y  and  euerie  tenant  and  vaffall 
mufljbal(e^^and grind.   ^  ■'  ^     .  ^       %i^'^  j 
Seigneur  du  ban.  TheLordoffuchan  otitnym  mill. 
Trois  bans  ^ancs>  i  Naxnai.Aprmiledgedtimeydt^ 
.  r'mg  which  no  debtor  may  be  aneftedy  nor  goods  attor 
chedybut  for  contraCb  made  within  that  time. 
Donner  au  ban,  Topreflittstei  mal(e  common  fir  y  ex- 
fdfi  vnto  thevfeofy  euery  bodie^i^^  >'.  ^ 

Mettre  au  ban.  To  bamfiy  or  oullado  by  Proclamation  j 
a^iy^sfi^otmcxMbmiorytopMMWingiMpray  to 


anyonethatwilltalfeh. 
Banc  :  n\.  A benchybar^c^firme^feat'^  (and particular- 
fy)  the  fiat  of  a  rorver  in  a  Gaily  yor  Barge-,  alfiy  a  long 
JhoUyJhelfiy  crfandie  hAl  inthefcay  againfi  which  the 
waues  doe  brcaJfe^               •         ^  ^^      ' 

B^ncsXrofe  walls  of  ft  one  made  (in  vineyards  which 
he  planted  on  the  ftcept  fides  cfhiUsJto  l^eepe  tbç  eartfy 
fiomfiUjng'yalfo^the  Banes  of  Matrjmon^ie. 
,    .  le  n'en  ifay  pas  du  banc  au  feu.  1  will  netflirrean 
.    inchylwiUnot  momtfL  ioty  1.  will  not  goc  one  fioty 
-fir It.-        .     '    f/\  •  ./ :.,    ',,.    ,  ^.,- 

Bancale;  ra.Tfe(?  chcuitofcountrey  with'm  wl)uh  the 
inhabitants  are  bound  to  repaire  vnto,  one  certaine 
mUy  ouen.wine^prepy^Cy  payingafeffir  their fe- 
utrallvfesvnto  the  Lord  thereof -y  alfoythe  Rojkltiejôr 
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Bancelle  :  f.  A  little  bencè^fomCy  fcatyOr  ban^e. 

Bancquage^if^  Bancagc.  >    "^ 

Bxidioti  rn.A binding '^alfiyafivath'band  'y  alfiy  the 
gâffle  of  a  crojjebcw  j  alfOya  trucl^le  fpr  a  puUy  j  alfiy  a 
bending^  of  a  bow.      •  \^  . 

Bande  :  t.  A  band*y  proper ly^a  long  and  narrow'peece  of 
any  ftufe  'yhenccyaweltyor  gardi  afillet;orhairelace'y 
afwathmg  band  fir  a  child  ;  afifciajwath-bandy  or 
tye-bandyfir  a  wound  j  a  bend  in  Armorie  ytheftrcal^ 
of  a  cart  wheelé  j  alfiya  bandy  or  companie  cffouldi- 
ours  ;  a  troupe  y  or  crue  5  àfiôliony  or  copibinationy  ofor 
ny  ether  pcfons. 

Vnc  baiidcde  larde.  A  ftitchyOrfide  ofBacS.    . 
Cloua  bandes. -^yî/'^^/fccw^j'/e.    \    . 

Bandé  :  m.ce  :  f.  Bcntyasa  bow  ;  bpundyfppathed/ïr  ti- 
ed with  ftringSylacesybands  j  ftUetted  j  alfo^gardedy  or 
welted  I  alfuybandicdyor  combined  together. 

Baikieau:  ifi.  Si  ftllct))eail'harid  y  little  hand. 

Bandée  ;  f.  Of  Ban  de  vendanger  :  ^Boiji  bonnois.  • 

Bandelette.  A  little  bandyorftring  j  alfi^fmaUtrosipe^y 
ahandfiiUofmen. 

Bander.  To  bend  a  boWy&c;  alfo^  to  bindy  fwaddUy 
fivathytye  with  bands  ^  fiften  with  firings  j  alfoyto  banr 
die^atfennis'yalfiytogardyor  welt  à  garment. 

^  ^A  Bander  &  â  racler,  ij»  hool^e^or  croo^  ;  in  all  ex- 
tremitie.  •         -       >  > 

Coucher  tout  a  bander,&  à  racIcr.Tii /J/ jJ7(;;7/xex 

andfeuensytoCcthiswhotereftvponaaefieratgame. 

loxxiiv  ^hzïiàtï  SiihTZcicx  conxxc.  To  bandy  againft y 

at  Tennis  -yand  (by  metaphor)  to  pur  fie  with  att  info-* 

lencieyrigouryextremitieé  "" 

Se  bander  contre.  Té?  i^^///>,  oroppofebimfelfi  *- 

.  gàinft^wiih  his  whole  power-yor  to  ioyne  in  league  with 
others  againft .  ': 

lis  fe  bandent  à  faire  vn  entreprife.  They  are  plot- 
ting aeon  fiiracie  together.    * 

Banderet.  A  Captaine  of  a  quarteron  agoodtowne. 

B^nderolle:  f*  A  little  fia^yorftreamer-y  a  Perion  worne 
on  the  top  of  a  lamce  by  a  horfman  that  would  be  gaU 

•    lant.   ■  ■•■  -^'  '■:  *  '  '  -■  /^'      '  ■•  ■'  • 

Bandcrolte  de  Monfaucoh  •  Om  that  hangs  on  a 
fairtofga^Uwes.  -^  ;  u^^y  ^ 

Bandicuiy  Bancaec  ;  alfi^  piuiUdge  offome  Lordsyto 

firbid  au  the  inhabitants  of  fitch  a  circuit  aM  maner^ 

offeUingtbeir  winesyfinr  fortie  dayes  together  y  that  in 

the  meane  while  they  may  the  better  vent  their  ownCy 

Yla  Marche.)      .  *v  . 

Bandien  The  Lerdyor  owner  of  th'afiinfiidRoyaltie. 

Bandier.  four  bandier./«^fouri  ban. 

Bandiereucf  Bannière.  '^^"-"l.:      ^^4 

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fiope  to  do  a  thing.    -       -        > 
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Prinfc  dc  beftcs  a  bandon.  Thefujfcmg  other  mens 

*  catteUjfir  hirfy  togra^S  ^U  ouer  his  pajiures. 

.Grandbandon  grand  larron  :  Prov.  Much  Ubertie 

brings  men  to  the  gallorves  i  or ygreatUb^y tie  breedes 
:  mtichtheeuerie.  -  ^;  §   » 

Bandoùillercsî  f.À  musl^etienbxndooleeYs^jor  charges^  ^ 

lii^e  little  boxe  s  y  hanging  at  a  belt  about  hu  necl(e. 
Bandouillicr  :  m.  J  robber  by  the  highi^ay  fid e ',  alfo, 

anyone  that  bears  a  Jcrip,orwaU,€tyo/hts  girdle  fcarfe 

wifl^alfb^muslfctier^:   ^       [' 
Bani  :  m.  ic  ;  f.  Baniihcdy  exited  y  confifcatedy  Lâo{e 

-  Banni.    >  .  i^ 

Banie:f.  AnexiteyOrba'aifl^enti  aljo^a  co?tfifcation -^ 

Banicr.  four^ou^moulin  baiiicr  i  as  four  a  hanXoof^c 

■     Bannicr-    ./^  •^'  .  v -.•  ;'-"   ;  :  • -^":^.^I•  •,  ■.'  ■':^;  A  • 
Banicrc;  ^  Bannicrc»    -  *      ^  t 

Banir.  TobanijhyexHey^elegate  j  ^/y^, toprofcribe  j  i^w* 

fifcateyjfeir^.  Lool^e  Bznnir. 
Baiiiflcmcnt  :  m./<  bamjhment^cxile  j  exiling^banijh^ 


Banrierôlc.  ^/  Bandcrollc* 

Baiineux.  Ofyor  belongingto  a  flasliet^OY  hamper. 

Banni  :  m.ie  :  f.  Banijhedy  exiled  j  confined  j  ^^,  (?«r- 
lawedydljoyfci^d'yor  confifcatcd  '^nlfi)ypublijhcd,crt- 

^^  ed^or  proclaimed  yïvhence'y  I 

Contra6tb:mYlUs4  contrail  pkblijhed'i/l^ 
L'oft  banni. as  Bart/&  Arncrcban  :^Nbrm. 

Bannie  :f./ti' Ban  rOr^y?/yirf,  confifcation^  interdis 
ôîionyoutcrie  ofi  gpodsy  &c  \  or  y  the  bamjlment^  or 
outlawrieyOfamanypï:oclaimed.  .      '      / 

La  bannie  d'une  ville.  The  territoriCyOr  extent  and 
compajje  of t  err  it  or  ieybe  longing  to  à  tawne.  ^    w 
Droift  dc  bannie.  ^^^ï^nnalitc.  '  ^ 

Le  temps  des  bannies.  The  fhfon  r^hèyein  common 
medowcs  are  not  to  be  eaten  by  anycattell. 


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Bamieuë  :  (.ihe  circuit  of  a  league(or  thereabouts)fi'om 
a  torpnCyOrJ^nnor  houfe(being  the  prec'mSt^md  Uber- 

'.'  ties  thereof)  within  whichy  if  it  be  the  kmgSy  the  ordi- 
narie  Judge  of  that  placejifa  Lords^eyor  his  ordinarie 
officer  y^y  mal^e  Proclamations  y  and  cxercife  what  o- 
theriurifdiéîiontheyhaue.  .       -  -  *- 

Banlieue  dd'moulin.  The  compajfe  of  ground  who fe 
inhabitants  mu^  Carrie  their  grifi  vnto  a  commonyOr 
L(frds  mill  :  (inBnvi2dncit  contains  ito  cords  length 
from  the  milly  and  euerie  cord  i  lofbot.)         ;  >,  t  ^   . 

Bannage:  m.A  ?roclamationj)ipubUI{e  crie  fir  a  things 
4//S^  Bancagc,         J^ 

Bannal  :  m.ale  :  f.  Common  ;  which  any  one  may  y  and^ 
euerie  one  (r eliding  within  that  Ubertie  y  or  .prtc'md) 

V    muftyvfèyanap^firthe  vfe  (?/*j  Ii?%  Bannicr* 

BanrlaJite  :  f.  The  reuenewy  or  benefit  of  a  common,  0- 
ueny  Mill  y  wine-prejfey&c  ;  dtfiy  the  Ubertie  y  or  circuit 
ofcountrey  wherein  a  Lord  bath  any  of  thofe^  or  the 
lil(€  royalties  ;  alfbytheroyaitie  it/elfi. 

Banners  :  m.Ground\ee^érs\  thofe  that  are  appointed 
to  loolfe  vnto^andlfeepe  beafts  out  of  groundsel  times 
wherein  they  are  not  to  be  eaten  :  CBourgognois» 

Banne:f.  AMauhdjHamper  ^J^lasl^ety  or  great  Bas^ 

Bannéc.-f.  Droi6ldcbanneci4y,Bancagc:^ic. 

Banneret:  m.A  Banneretyor  Kpight  banneretÇinfiriour 
:  to  a  Baron  y  and  better  than  an  ordinarie  KpightJ  à  ti^ 
tle(thepriuiledgewherepfwastohaueaban7terofhic 
own  fir  his  people  to  march  y  &ferue  vnderjgiue  by  the 
f(ings  of  YïVicc  tofucb  ac  had  ten  P^ajfalsy^nd  means 
tomaintame  i  troupe  ofhorfi  \  or  vnto  any  gentleman 
that  bad  valiantly  carry  ed  bimfelfi  in  two  royall  bat- 
tels i  negleiledy^fler  that  Ch^xUs  thefixth  had  made 
^6ooftbem  at  the  fiege  of  Bourges.  ^ 

Baancret:m.ette:f.  i^i  Bannal:  (^aUon>tf/y3>- 
longingto a linigbt banneret \  whence^  : 

Daitocbanncrcttc;  The  widoipyormberitrixofa 

^  Kfligbt bannerets      '  ^  ip!  Jk.;.  ^       .      r  .  > 

Banncric  :  l-Baft^low, iuri/^iSlion  ^  (anotd  word.) 

Proift  de  bandcrie.71&<  royaltïe  of  a  common  ouçn^ 

^!^^^^^ffèy&Cy  wbereto  tenants  of  y  and  dm^rs 

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Vignes  eftans  en  bannie.  The  Vintage  whereof  h 
proclaimed  by  the  Lord  of  the  wrifdiflion .      . - 

Bannier  :  m.cre  :  f.  as  Bannal  j  Commony&c. 

Sç:\i;[\cwihdinv\v:x.  A  Lord  that  hath  the  royaltie,  or 
priHiledge  of  a,  CQnjmon  miU^ouen^preffe^&c  ;  ory  that 
mayprefcribe v?no his  vajjalsy  tenants ^nd  any  other  - 

,    withm  hU  liber  tie  y  their  time  o f vint  age  ^nd  offale  for 
their  wines.  ^  ^  \  , 

'   Subjcfts  bannicrs.  Such  as  are  hound  to  grind  at  a 
^MiUyor  to  ba  l(e  inan  Ouen  be  longing  to  another. 

:  Taverne  bîuiniere  du  Seigneur.  The  placeur  houfe 
'wherin  a  Lord  may(as  he  may  in  mofl  parts  o/France) 
retaile  his  wine  firtk  dayes  befinc  any  other  (that 
dwels  in  the  fame  Ubertie)  his. 
T2UïC2iub2dmkï.AcommonyOrtownybull'^fiïwhofi 
leacher'ic  the  Lords  of  Ftzncc  (who  loue  to  haue  their 

owneffeely)exa6{  a  fie  of  their  poore  tenants. 
Baiiniere  :  f.ABanneryfquare  Enfigne^  of  Standard -y 
alfoya  ragyorjhréad  of  cloth  y&c  j  (In  old  time  certJne 
lordjhipsyor  Manners  were  tearmedB^^nnicrcs^ 
Bannière  d'Orlcans.  A  ragged  coat^  or  torne  gar- 
ment^ --p.^ 

Cheualicr  a  bannierc,  ou,  de  bannier.  A  Knight 
Banneret,   m:  . 

Droift  dc  bannière*^  Droift  de  banncrie. 
En  cent  ans  civière  en  cent  ans  bannière:  Prov  J;i 
onehundred  yearesa  Banner  y  in  the  next  a  wheelê- 
barrow  j  the  fimily  which  at  this  day  is  held  rich  and 

noble ^y^within  an  age  become  both  poor  e  in  eftate, 
aifdmeane  in  account, 

Banpir»  To  banifljy  exile yCxpulfe  ;  outlaw ,  profcribe  ; 

feiT^yConfifcatCy  by  publicise  aRyOr  proclamation ^  . 
hznnmemcnt.A  hamjhmcîiityexilenien^ 

putfmg'y  profcribingy  outlawing  ifii^ng^  confifca- 

ting.  . 

Bannont^Banon.  ^ 

Banon  :  m.  The  feafin  wherein  the  catieU  belonging  to 
awhole  towne  is  turned  out  into^  or  may  fie  d  all  ouer^ 
conipnon  paftures  :  ^NormJ  g   *     ' 

Cebcfl  en  banon.  that  is  commsonyOrfireuerybo- 
4iesvfe.  •  -  :^  . 

Banoyeincnt:  m.  AproclaimingyOrpublifiingybyfound 
ofTrumpety&c.  ^ 

Banquage.  as  Bancage  ^  alfo^  Bandic. 

Banque  :£ -4  i^tf^Jfcr^  where  money  is  let  outtovfi^  lor 
lent^  tttwfnedby  exchange  ^ydlfoythe  tablewbereon 
fuchmoneyistold.  -w^, 

BanquerodcM  ^»i|r*î/tf.  "^   " 

^^inc^XO\xxXt:î,Abreakin!^y(ïïbecommng  banf^rupt^ 

Banqucroutticf.i<*M^^      v 

Banquet:  m.  A  banket  ^alfoy  afiafti  alfo^  part  of  tbt 
cheel(e efa bit»' ^  '^     A.*v4àv^^^v  ^^.  . 

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Banqueté:  m.ée  :f. Banl(etteclyfeajîed.^  ^ 

Banquctcinent  :  m.  /i  barjl(ettmg,OY  fiajling. 
Banqueter. Ta  hanliet^offèaftiK  .      -  "^ 

Banquctcrierf^^Banquetement.     ^  n  '  j^        r 
Banquctcur  :  m;^  baniietter  ;  or  jèajie'r.  ^^  - 
Les  grands  banquctcurs  font  rarement  de  beaux 
faits  d'armes  :  Prov.  Grtat  banlfetters  doefeldûme 
great  exploits.  :^M''^':': 

Banquctcux  :  m.eulc  •  f.  Full  of^oY  belonging  to^  ban- 

kP^.s^OY  fvafls.     m  i  i, 

Banquctteric.  ^s  Banquctcmcnt  ;  ar.a  banquet. 
Banquier  :  m.  A  Bander, an  Exchanger  y  alfoya^bench^ 

cloih^ora  carpet  fir  a  jv/mCyOr  bench.  ^  " 

Banquier  :  m.ere:  (.asBannol.  -  *  .      î 

Bans .  The  banes  ofMairmonic  3  alfo/u Rangs.    :  ■      ^ 
Baptcfme  :  m.Bir/^/i:/fe^• 
Baptifé:m.ce;f.  Chripnedybaptifeci  ialfoy  appointed, 

ordained 'y  a^f{}ytaxedylimited.  ; 

B  apt ifcr.  llo  chnjicn.to  baptife  5  alfoyto  appointer  êr^ 
Aaine  ; alfo^tataXyOr limit.  fi' 

Baptiferfbn  appellation.   An  appealantto  publijh 
his  grieHanceSyandvntoT»hat  ludge  herpill  appeale, 

;  ^  be  fi  re  he  proceed  aètuâlly  in  the  appeale. 

Baptifer  pofl'efTions  contraires.  A  defendant  in  a 
fiât  e/No  V  cl  difleifîn  to  propoundyOppofey&  aUeadge 
his  pofjejjwn  againjl  the  complaint  of  his  aduerfarie. 
Baptifmal  :  m.ale  :  iBaptifmali  y  ofyOr  belonging  to, 
•  ••  bapttfme.  '■'         ■  -  >•■  \  •■  -..0:  ■,(;;:  '^ 

.Baptiftaire.^i^Baptiftere;  là 

Bàptifte.SJeanBaptifte.5.M/^B4p/^.        ¥ 
Baptlftc.  Toile  bap .  Cambric^  ;  or, a  l(ind  therofjumch 
^^    rpornebyfiunnesintheiyvailcs.  ^    ,  ^"^    #i 

Baptiftcre  :m.Afint\  alfi,^  ChriJleningyOr  Bapth:ing^ 

^//S,^  Papier  baptittcrc.  ^    v  \     ji 

Baptiftcre  :  com.  Belonging  t(a  fint,  or,  vnto  Chrifie- 

\     ning.  *■■    '   ■  ';'  '  •  ■-^''  ' -' 

Papier  baptifterc.  The  Church  boê\e  wherein  Chri- 
jlenings  be  recorded.      :  ■■■^    ^       I        ^  /U  . 
Baque  :f.  A  berrie.  .    1        ^     ,.  r  ^  #  ^  •   i^ 
,  Baquektte  :  f.  Ayong  ttfenchy  mother ygtrle  :  fPic. 
Baquet  :  m.ApaleyOr  bucl^et-^  alfi^fmall,fhaU(W^nd 

open  tub  *y  5f^Bacquct.  '•-''■^''Jà^ -T-'^- 

B^ClUCtQï.  ^  Bacquetcr.  "0,         ^  : 

.  Bar  :  m.  Thefijh  calledya  Bafè.       -  ' 
Baradon  ;  m.  A  drone ^  dorre-bee. 
Baragant  :  m-  Dutch  Grogeran,  or  Valentien  Groge^ 

ran.  .  -.  ■  '\     '-'"'^  v' 

Bar  at:  ra.  Cheating,  deceit,  tfiUe,  coufènd^e,  fymg,  m 
filflyoodjin  bargaining,  al^o^a  barter  ^fiottr/e^  f f^'^tf  ^ 
exchange..  *'  "  v  ;  •  '       '  •- .  -^^  -  -  .,.•  -  :|J'' "•  ■  , 

BaratcIlc:f:/r^Cagnol€.^^       Ilv^  ^   S  ^      1 
Barater.  Tockeat^oufmjbeguile,  detiiue,  lye,  cogfiifi, 
in  bargainings,  alfo,  to  trucks,  fcùmfe^  barter,  «- 
change.  ^:'-»^    '     u.^^.  .•.•a.:        -    . 

Barateurrm.  Adeceiuer,  cheater,' coufenit;  cogger, 
fiifttr,lyerj[in  bargaining  i)  alfi,  a  barterer^  trucider ^ 
exchanger^u  liV  r 

Barateux  :  m.eilfè  :  LVeceitfidl,  crafïie,  ébeatmg^fiU 
of  lyes, or  ofjlie  deuifesjin  bargaining.  ^ .  ' 

Barathrc  :  m.  An  Abi/me,  or  deepe  gulfi,  wlftnci  there 
isnoreturning\  (hence)  alfi,H€U.  t 

Baraticr  ;  m.crc  :  £  as  Barateux.  .  ^  ^ .       . . 

Baratte  :  (.  A  cbume.  ^  r^:^  .x  • .  •        ^    ^ 

Sarbacane  :  f.  A  câfemate  ^ûr  a  bote  fin  a  parrapetjrr 
terme  wall)  tofioetontat  *,fimc  bold  it  alfi  te  be,  â 


Sentrié  yScout'houfeyqr  hole-yandihempon  our  Chaiw 
cer  vfetb  the  r^ord  Barbican  fir  a  tpatcb-totper, 
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Baroaian.  The  great  borne  owle. 
Barbare  :  com.  BaYbarousytudCy  vncmleyYuJiicall^  ig- 

norant.        .  m     •  ■«'^'  ^.':':' .,/  •    ^ 

Barbarement  :  mrjBMbaroujfyyiudelyyVnciuilefy^  ig- 
\,   norantly.^  •  -  .fj-'-  :''■  .  ■.^,^  ,  :  ^  .,  «^ 

Barbarelque./^  Barbare  ;  Or^îow^^f.iihe^  4ike  u  bar 
baiomfillow.  -r  «.^        _^        ^ 

Barbarcfqucment  .  B^rbaronjly'^  vnciuiklyy  rudely, 
clowmjhly  i  wiitoui  manners ,  rcjpeay  or  {mwledge. 
^Barbarie:  i .Barbarie (a panyOr PYOuince^tf MVulie '^) 
•:    alfoybarbari/me  yaljoy  the  trade  of  a  BaYber. 

K%  Barbarie  de  Biicay.?^^  name  of  a  great  bitter-Jweil 
apple.  ■  '  :;y'^..-.:-^--.'  •  yr'.-'  v:v-'S;;-^-^-  •..,^/ 
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que  Ton  propre  veau  :  Prov.  Applied  vntoficb,  as 
re^eCl,  or  knm  not  any, hut  their  own  fi  milyjr tends, 
and  kindred-,  a  rude ^gnor ant ybarbarom  humor. 

Barbarin  im. a fmaUrmer Barbell-^  alfi, the  fea Bar- 
be  Uy  bearded  MuUetyor  fore  Mullet.    I    .     .  -A   ^r--j, 

Barbarine:f.  A  peeceofcoynewoîtb  about  fix  Sous. 

Barbarifinc  :  m.  Barbarifihe,  iffmilitie^mhunuimtie  i 
a  rude  word,  an  vngentle  deed.  ' 

Baibalje  liAfilthiegreaty  or gfiàt4il^JbeàrJf^  ^P' 

Barbafle.  vn  bouc  barbafle.  A  bearded  goat. 

Barbaudc  :  f.  Beere  ;  Bycwcys  liquor . 

Barbaudier;m.^Jlrwer.       ^^  ; 

B^ïbcim.  A  Barbarie  borfi. 

Barbe  :  f.  A  beard  ;  alfi,  thatp^rt  of  a  horfes  nether  ikw 
whereon  the  curbe  doth  reft.  *       ||    jr  t      : 

Barbcs.I^%tf/i^rBarberoufle.  ^'''' -'[..'- s.^■^  m / 
Barbe  de  bouc.  The  hea/be  Goats-beard  ;  called aU 

^  fOyStarre  ofjerufalem,  Jofepbes  flewgr,  Noone-tide, 
and  Goe-to-bed-at'Noqne  (fir  thefiotwerthrfeofeuer 
clofes about  noçne.)  ^  /^y^-'  '■'''"/i^''{'      ;    ^ 

Barbe  de  chèvre.  Meadswort,  Meadfweeiy  ^ueene 

*   ^    ofthemedowes,(anhearbe.)  \     ^ 

La  barbe  d'vn  coq.  A  Cocl^es  rattlesytrtr  waddles^  i 
B  arbc  dc  for  efts,  ivater  Planta  ine  ;  (feme  boldjbât 
Sopewort/nr  Brufewort  M  called  fi,  but  tbcy  are  in  m 
err$ttr,ficyes  fdatb'wlm.)  * 

Barbe  «  lupitcr.  Kneebolme,  Butchers  broeme.    \ 
Barbe  de  preftre.  ^^  Barbe  de  boUc. 
Barbe  regnard.  Goa is- 1 borne  3  tbejhrub  wbofe  root 
yeeldeth  Gumme  dragagant.        .,  ^.3 

^^hïzhzxh^.TobkUelby^in  hkprefence,  be  fire  his  ' 
fice  ;  alfo^augerr  bis  beard^n  delight  ofbimi  ^^j 
to  bis  di/grace.  '    v  :^.        -^ 

Faire  hdxbc.To  ajfcmbli  together  in  troupes  (as  bees 
sloe  befare,or  about,tbe  doore  of  their  bme  a  little  be^ 
fire  ihfy  fi^atrne)  a  pkrafi  invfeamoni  tbe  boeres  of 
Ltnguedoc.  j  , 

Faire  barbe  de,  fbatre  à.  Tfidecemi^ebéde,abufi', 
dePr  tue  of  his  due  y  (efpecially  m  matters  ofreligim  ; 
twercin  tbis  parafe  is  mofi^md  be  fi,  %)fed }  but  tben  in 
fiead  ofhzxiK  there  mufi  be  Gerbe  j  Loc1(e  Gtxht.) 
Faire  la  barbe  i.  To  barbe,  trim  me ,  Jhaue  latfi,  te 
;  beard,  aérant, or  bruue  to  tbe  teeth ^  to  refiff,  mal(e 
heàdagaM^itkfiandpubliliefy. 
Mettre  cnbarbe  à.  To  ofpofe  vhtojnnfimt  with  Jet 

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where  tPi  left\  or  Jet  vs  re  tame  to  our  matter  agame. 

Trouver  en  baroc.  To  meet  in  the  teeth  with. 

Barbc  dcfol:  Prov;  Sff  FoL  /^^ ' 

Barbc  rafc,picci  fcrrat  :  Piov.  Cleerely ,  all  charges 

bornerait  thmgs  difchargedyand  done.         *' 
Barbé  :  m.ce  :  f.  Beardedyhauing  a  beard. 

Rouget  barbé.  A  fea  Barbell  i  or ^  fire  bullet.    ' 
Barbeau  :  m.Tbe riuer  Barbell^ ând{at^\xiàcz\xx)tbe 

fea  Barbell ialfi,alittU beard. 
Barbçcane.^  Barbacane. 
Barbel  :  m,^  Barbeau- 

'Barbelé.  Beaydedial/àyfiUoffnagSy  fnips^  iagsynoir 
■r  che%\wherue\  ;  î*^ 

'^    Flefche  baibelec./^  bearded^or  barbed  yarrow. 
Barbclotte  :  f. /^  iS^^rfg^  Toad^  landToad.         -  ^ 
Barbelu  :  m.xic:  f.  Bear  dedybeardie  y  or  ^Barbelé. 
Barber.  To  barbeyfhauey  trim  ;  to  cut  the  beard  of. 
'    Se  Barber.  To  grow  bear ded^r  to  get  a  heard  ;  alfiy 

tê(begfn  to)  rooty  or^  to  get  fmall  baire4il(e  ^rigsin 

growing^t  the  root:  '  ^ 

1^2xhci\Q:UBarbing:^thea£ly0r  arty  of  Barbing  *y  a^Oyd 

Ba/birsJhof*ya^y(tbenameof)acertaine^r^  J 

and  good  apploé  ^^      -  I 

Barberies  :  i.  Pinks yOr  fops  in  wine^  feathered  Gillo- 

vers.  ÇmallHonefiieSé  x         *      \  I 

;  Barbaries  {M^fzgcs.wildmll'umts^marjh  Gillo- 

versy  Cucl(pw  GiUouerSé 
Barberiot;  The  name  of  an  apple  tbatstepj  ân4ycelds 

better  cyder ythan  la  Barbcric*  '^    $ 

B^hctouffc:vsi.Arid bearded fillow.    -       ^  . 
Balpbes  :  f.  Tujhesy^  little  bladders^  vnder  the  tongues 

ofhorjesj  and  catteU^tbe  which  the;  IpU  if  they  be  not 

êeedifyctired.    'X-^..  ,      - 

Barbel  aux  vcaiiw.  T&f  barbies  ;  a  white  excrejfenco 
whi€h^li\etbefip  ik^thickinp  ^  growes  vnat/  the 
^  tongues  ofcalues^nd  binders  them  from  fucking. 

Barbet  m.  A  little yjom^  budding  beard  j  olfo^  a 
pnaU  riuer  Barbe U  ;  a0L  à  water-^aneUjor  anyfljagm \ 

'■    bairddog.  ■•^^.■.   v     /•W-"    -■-.    *  v,  •■- 

Poor  Venus  advienne  baibeC  Ic  chien.  Lûof[e  Ve« 

*•  nus.  ■■         •    i    /  ■ ,  . U  '     ■■>..•■,  ■■,   .^■;. ":•.._•  ..• 

BaH>et:  miette:  tRou^or  futfM^efi^ 

Bmettx^  To  gtunt,  munet^  mmmre  ^êr  m  Bar- 

fc^^ï^  ■■■■■  V.v  •.,.:•,     '•:  \ 
Barbette:  C  AfmaUheaatdyalfi^water^Uch^p^^ 

'  bairedbitch.    .-,  '  '•'^V    ,.v:-\;     .-[ 

Barbidant.  PatiofawoiEumi^.   \        "^ 
Barbier  :  m.A  Barber y4fi^  Cbkurffoni  ulfi^  certain 
fifb^  iasVùittonùiaê.  ^ '^^^^  ^ 

Vn  barbier  rait  l'aunge  :  Prov.  One  Jpusue  trimmes  ; 
txtsifisJbeloes^yfiotbes^fUMerSytmthfr. 
.      leune  barbier.  Scvidl  mededn:  ProT.  A  yoimg 
^     Cbirurgian^  and  an  old  Phyfitian^  [are  eommonlythe 

Au  (angCer  Ic  barbier  :  Prov.  I^i|tf  Sang^ei^ 
Bzihitréif^  Barbers  wifii^ÊrbarejffiMWoman/nJ^^ 
v'  Barber.  —    ,  '.  ':•'•*■■•  *  '•^«  •  '■•* 

BarbOIon:  m^  Utile  Barbell^  alfo^  beard  of  an  eare 
ofcome  ;  alfb^he  lefefin  ofaifky  alfi/be  barbe  ofd 
broad-ioromhead/lrmytbe  li(e  iawd  thing. 
BarbiQons .  The  Troimce^  (a £hafe  Inedsntbe 
^f^^efbawkesbyacÙdrbemm^  t*  B  •  ^ 
BaibQlQ^  :  tm.ec  :  f.  Beafdedjbarbeéiidgged^  réugb 
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Barboire  :  m.  A  masl^s^or  mummerie  ;i 

Bzxho\ïc*Part  çfawomatisj^c. 
Barbon  :  m.  A  Barbell  f^h.  *  ^ 

Barhotitn.ThewaUowiy/gofafecthmgpQt. 
Barbota^e  ;  m.  A  confu/edfuf?iblingy  or  mumbling  vp 
ofwords.       :  ;    .  •       , 

Barbote:  (.AnEele-powt^e-yOTyOs  Lote  d'eau  douce. 
Barboté  :  m.ée;  f.  Mumb led ypr  muttered^  wmdi  be- 
tweene  the  teeth.  ^ 

Efpice  barbotez.  Bwr^frf  f^^j  of<ome. 
B  arboter.  To  mumble^  or  mutter  wpîrds  befweene  the 
teeth  Î  alpy  towaUaw  lil(e  à  fee  thing  pot.  ^ 


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Barbc) tiiiç  :  iwormefeed.  %  ;  ^   ^  '^    ^  '^  ■  %    ^  - 
Barbottc  :  £  The  chinne  peéceof^n  helmet,  i  >  ;  > 
Barbouillage  :  m. A  rude  mingle  mangJe^allymaufriy^ 

or  confiiCed  hotchpot  ;  atfiyos  Barbouillcmcnt.  i.;i 

Barbouillé  :  m;ée  :  f.  Confiifedly  tumble dy  or  hkdledto^ 

gethterialfoy^ottedyblottedyberàiedybejkearedybegrï^ 
tned allouer.     .*  v    « 

Barboiiillement  :  m.  AconfufediumbUng  offundfie 
thmgs  together  lalfoya  be/mearingyberayingybedajhing. 

Barbouiller.  To  tumble ^onfbundjjuddle y  or  mïngle  ill 
fauouredly^yalfoytobloty^ôtyfmuty  befmeare-^  bedajh 
^allouer.       ■".■■■  ^      .    •  •  ^  •••.>.  %■>/'•;•- 

Bar^ouillerics:  tTrafhpfraffe^yfundry  things  offmall 

value  iumhled^or  hudled  together. 
Barbouilleur  :ni.^  diforderfy  iumbler^udler  cingler -y 

alfb^  blotter  pottery  fmutter  y  btfifiearer  of. 
Barbuteur:m.  ASifopharUy  a  picl(etban\e^a  priuie 

whifierer^  clofi  detraéle/y  afecret  tale-teller. 

Barbu  :  m.  uë  :  f.  Bearded  ^  beardie  ;  haiâng  4  beard ^ 

fill ofy or ouergrowne with Jbeard.    .^ 
If  barbu.  Loo^e  I£ 

Homme  roux^Sc  femme  barbue  de  cinquante  pas 
les'faluë^  Tvne  pierre  ou  poing,  fiUowes^y  becaufe 
they  are  heldverie  dangerous  people.) 
Barbue  :  f.  The  hearbeGithyOr garden  Nigella  j  alfi^ 
i\  J^indofUfeTmrlH^tyOrTurbtt4iliefiJh^^ 
'  oDaby  or  Sandling.  ,  ?? 

Barbui^inarfes  •  Amttcome  »  Starcbcornec  -y  or  y  as 

^Ejcourgeon.      ^    ^  ., 

DZrbutcr:m.AmanofArmes;  tearmedfo'm  eldtmOy 
becaufe  he  ord'marih  wore  g  Bàrbute^ 

Barbute:  f.  A  riding  bood^y  a  MonterOyér  çtofe  hoody 
wherewith  trauellers  pfiferue  their  fices  and  heads 
from  fioft'bitingy  artd  weather-'beatingy  in  winter  ^ 
alfoy  the  beaver  of  an  helmet  ;  alfo^  a  Bay  bénie  j  alfoy 
the  hear  be  NigeUa^y  or  y  the  feed  thereof ^  alfi^aftopple. 

Bare:  m.  a  l(jnd  of Jmooth  red  earthy  whereof  ve fells 

were  made  m  old  time.  • 

Barce-V  Berchc. 
BarchauX:  m.  Great  barl^esyOry  the  peat  boats  called^ 

fyters.   '         '   ':        •-  .-  '   ' 
BaxchciiA  little  barlfe^pènnace. 
Bardablc  ;  com  JSarbabU y  fi^  able  to  beare  ^Utbed 

fur9itmeiorarmor.\  ^  \ 

Bardachcl:  m.AnlngUy  ayouthkeptfifâeecomfâni- 

ed fir  SêdonMé   r  ^        ' ^   '     ■''^*^":'^' 
Batfdechiiêr  •  Toeemmt  Sodomie  j  uhuuet  ^  u 

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Bardàcoculé.  5f  ^^r  Btrdococule*      • 

Bardane  •  f.  The  Qote^  bme-dnlfe^peat  hùrre  j  aù 

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Bardaiic  la  grande.  The  buYYe-docI^^  cUtt  bur ^r tat 
PetJtc  birdanç.  ï% lo(ifc'burte,dikbJfurre^  UJJe 

burre  dacl{^c.[     '  ,  ^r  -      » 

Bardc  :  f.  A  longfad^le  fir  an  AffiyOr  moyUjnâie  mely 
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lavclin  dc  bardc.  A  barbed  jfaueim^  fir  a  h^fi- 

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Bardé  :  m.éc  *■  f.  Ba/bedy  or  tYappedy  as  a  grciith&rfe  j 

tf//S,  bound  jar  tied  oueY^and  aero ffe. 
Barde: com.  Blunt JblockijhyduUwitted^ard'beaded^ 

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Bardeau: in.  AjhingUyOrfmallboo-fdyfuch  ashouftf 

art  couered  with. 
BardcUe  ••  ï.  A  hardtUo-^the  quHud^or  canuas  faddlty 
;    wherewith  coulti  are  backed. 
^zrdct.To  barbeyor  trap^horfès^  alfoytobind^or  tjt  4- 

cYofliyOutrcrofftyOr  t/ierthwart.        -.     ^ 
Bardes  :  f.  Barbes yor  trappmgSyfbr  horfes  offtruice^of 

offbcm.  t 

Bardoifc :  (.Atrappi^gofa  hoYft  j  alfi^an  outrilfi^irt 
.\  btndmgyOY  tying.       ^ 
Bardocociilage  :tT\.  A  btirtg  armtd ,  or  couered att  0- 

uery  with  cow  les  ;  Morjl^trie  \  or  a  Monl(ijh  habit. 
Bardococulc  :  m.cc  :f.  DYefJedorarmedm^  adorned 

.  OY  couered with^càwUyor M(ml(CS hood/ 
Bardou  :  m.Afit^  biocl(ehead^  a  duUfiilaw  j  (an  old 

word.)  •  ^_^-.  m 

Bar ettcr.  as  Barincr  -,  To  chumte 

Barge  :  f.  A  certaine fivplt^  thathatkno  tplttnt\  Jhet 
is  onelyfomewhat  le  [je  than  a  Cur  lut ,  out  otherwtft 
re/cmbles  her^  alfoyihe  banl^e  of  a  rtueryOr  water. 

Baiguignard.  ^  bargainings  or  cbajfmngperfon  j  oi^ 
.  as  Barguighcur. 

Barguigne  :  f.  A  bar  gaine  j  or  a  wrangling^ddodg^ 
ingin  ba/gaine-maifing. 

Barguigner  .To  chafer -y  to  barga'me  ;  or  (more  pro- 
perly) to  WY angle ,  dod^e^  haggle yb^abblt^  m  the  ma^ 
kjngofabargamt.  ^ 

^  Aprcs  bcfongnc  faittc  Ic  fol  baigUlgne  :  Prov, 
Tbtfrolt  begmncs  to  wr an  lit  vohtrrhis  worlft  u  en- 
dtd'y  or^  H'hen  rvorlfe  is  ended  fioles  faU  out  about  it  y 
(yïz.firwan^ofagYeemg  be  fire  band.) 

Barguigneiff  :  m.  Adodgeryorhaglery  à  wrangUkg 
b^rganur ;  ont  that vfis to  cheapen miechyand btiyno- 
thing 'y  or  y  vfis  many  words  about  a  things  but  comes 
not  ne  ere  the  prie  tufa.      (  ^ 

Baricaue  :f.  ^irBarncavc. 

Baricquer.  to  bray  lilfo  an  Elephant, 

BariL  as  BatriL  i^, 

^m\\eX.AlM^rrett.       '^- ^^ ■■-■■.  ^^.r'-^^: ~S::-- 

BariHicr  ;ou  A  maimer  of  barrels  y  alfiyan  officer  tipat 

tends  y  affdlookes  to  y  the  caslft  of  a  gfraU  mam  fiU 

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Bariquade  :  C  as  Barriquade.  r^ti  W  iy  .'y  >  ;  *i 

Barique : f.  The balfe ofa ^»eu'é,$Y Trnfmy  m vefftS 

fhmewhat  biggfr  thah  $w  barrelL      .       k'^'^-^v.- 

Barique  :  m.  eti^'Batricadoed,  '-     ;  'j;%l%^ 

I  Bariquelle  :  f.  A  s^^e,  âr  lïttU  hmj»l(e  awhnm^  w 

Baritcati  :  m.  ^  S'me made «f ban,   >*-  >  ^^ ^^^b 
Baritonnant.  ffaigmg,dMili»f,  -,  alfijrN^kf^  *  *-> 
Baritomler.  T»  wag^  danffejuf  anàdamui  àlfiié 

Barizel  :  m.  A  captaincy  lead»  efCtUel^Us  j  «i^r- 

Barloi^;  m.  a  ujfiU^flet,  trfnptr^  tbtU  rftÊme 


length  than  brtadth'ySttBzlon^uc. 
Barlong  :  m.gue  :  f.  Mort  long  than  broad:,  ofjlonger 
*  m  one  place  than  in  another. 
Barloiigucr.  Tomal^e^  or  grow  y  or  be  y  more  long  than 

broaO.         H    V  .m,      .  *:     ' 

Bariué:  D^  glimmer  in§  ;  oradmimtydioliiCyOr  impevfèà 

tight  ^y  alfiypur 'bimane f]e.      .  >     . 

BanHC:  f.  The  bankeofarwtry&c.        •       | 
Barnabe  :  m/ A  Proper  namejhzrnabic.  . 

.  'A  la  S.Bamabc  la  faux  au  pre;  Prov,  (That  is  about 

the tUuenthcf  June.)  _'    /'^^^^ 
Bar  nage  :  m*  AU  the  t/ a  me  y  ftufe ,  andequipageofa 

great perfoncarnedy and gomgy  alongwitb htm tn  a 

pogreffeyOr  tourney.  Lool(e  Rctna^c. 

Barnez.  The  NobHitie^Baronsi(An  old^  and  ftldomt 
vfedyword.)  ^    ,  ^ 

BarcccQ.  Barocco  ;  the  name  of  a  Syllogiflicûlt  mood 
in  Logiclft  \  Htnce(with  an  eqtâuocaU  allufuin  to  the 
wordBroc)  ThtTipltYsph/aft*y 
Conclure  in  Barocco.  To  d/aw  a  moift  conclufion 
oui  of  a  Tanl(trdy  or  Flagonyto  concludt  by  quajmg^ 
orwUhacarouft. 

Baron  :  m.  ^  husband  (l(Pic.  and  in  our  Law  ;)  alfoys 
BaronyOr  Lord  Baron  :  In  which  Jtnce  it  hath  two  fig^ 
mfications  ;  one  genet all^  fir  an  wimtdiate  vajjall  of 
the  Crownty(whtthtr  ht  bt  D/d^e^arqueftjEarle^f 
Frinctyjthat  hath  not  any  right^i  priuUedgtyofSoue^ 
r^ig»//f;firfcwrejlcs  Barons  dc  France  :j  Anothtr 
ff>e  daily  fora  BaronyOr  tht  Lord  of  a  Baronst  (feehor 
xonmc)whofe  i  anife  if  (as  m  England)  next  belem  a 
Vicounts  ;  (if  their  ttnurts  be  eqmll  j  for  otherwije  a 
Baron  that  holds  immediatly  of  the  ¥jngy  orrfaroyalL 
Country  e^r,  goes  be  fine  a  Vi  count  that  holds  of^a 

f  CounttCy&CyWhuh  is  not  royaU  yX^d  howfoeuet  next 
about  a  £(?iChaftellains./*  old  tmt  lesBarons  wert 
tb'ordmarie  Magtfirats  (/France  j  and  tht  title  grew 
fo  common  y  that  all  Hauts  lufticicr^  (efpeciaUypuh^ 
as  had  incroachtdvpon  Ic  Droid  dc  KcSort)vfurped 
it  :  At  this  day(no  le  (Je  cemmonly)the  eldeftfontic  to  the 
Lord  of  a  village^  inmany  Ftouinces  tearmedje  hz^ 
ton  i  And  noMHer  than  tht  Burghers  of  fomtprrséh 
lodged  townts^  Bourgcsy&c^pUe  tktmfelues  Ba- 
rons Î  (vshich  dtgrtts  vf  Barons  vtiy  ofifn  dejerueio 

>  IfeEngltfhedy  Bare-ones  {)  Tht  LoJSaron  may^fhmm 
ftlfi  wall  andfiirtijie  the  principall  village  of  bis  Baro^ 
nki  and  l(etpt  tht  l(eyes  oftbt  gates  thereof  whether 
th^ inhabitants  will  or  no'y  and  in  time  of  datsnger ^ap- 
point a  Cap t aine  theriu  ;  but  this  with  tbetr  conftsitu 

r  Parez  vn  heriflbn il  fembkra  Baron  iVroy^Goéâj 
(or  gay)cl(nhtswiUmi^l(^  aMonl^frtmea  Mof^^. 

Baironiin.onne:  £  (Sam&baron)  Oftbemaiti[indi 

nlfi/nbily^tUt^rong^y^'-m^^^^^  \  >iM  ^  i  ^       h 
BarcMie  :  BABaronnefeitbèLadii  efa  Batome^wifi 
■    ofâ^LêJ^on^^^r  .'-^HTr^^^ 
Baronic  :  £  as  Baronnic/    -  ^^h.  ^f      "^      # 
Baromiie: £  A Baronk^  alori^'^ of  dignkît^jhfe- 
4  JKM^  to  a  ChaSkûtxà^^4nd'utjjhrmrt^ 
Somt  define  a^  Any  cbitfi  Seigneurie^  next^to  the 
Sossofaiftejkldinimediately  of  tht  Crown^Otbmj 
'^  tkk  petuliar  to  certaine  Seigfteéiés  that  are  held 
onelyoftbe  Kfngy  and  haut  no  ôdftf-iftleywbiebde^ 
piitimagrttsbtfiwith  the  tnodérètr^  ÛNAet 
y^^witb  tht  ancitntyTrtncb  Barom^imnr^oripnaty 
^c^tjivtrt  but  theeyjiiJLBoMnhQtk^Coucyyani 
HBeaujeu;  all  held immdiatiy  tftheCrowne^  and  at 
Miii^  made  Dutehieti  Marqueffatis^h 
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the  mederne  Baronies  are  but  the  members  offome 
Dutchie  y  or  Countic  (vnhed^agoftd  while  agoe  to  the 
Crowne  yêr  of  later  time  mUed^  by  the  ¥jng)  and  are 
held(thfi[e  by  a  direêi^  thefè  by  a  dependant ,  Tenure) 
onely  of  the  iSf/»?,^/,  or  in  rcfpeU  of,  one  of  them  :  yet 
are  they  but  little  infirriourto  ih' ancient  ones  in  othfff 

■    points  y  fir  being  ereêled  at  fir  U  in  emulation^  or  by 
the  patterne ^thereof,  either  by  the  oldDiil^es^  or  Sarles 

t  (who  hauing  vfitrpcd  the  abfolute  foueraignitie  of  their 
territoricSyWoiildalfo  haue  their  Baions  as  well  as  th^ 

'  J^mg  had  his  )  orfince  the  revnion  of  their  ejiates  to  the 

'^CrDXvne^by J\ingSythcy\onfeYred onthcm  aU  lii/id  of 
(fubalternc)  iurifdiâlion^  and aiAhoriîie^  Xi^hich  they 
ftiU  Yctaine  \  and  in  the  right  thereof  ,bjiuc  (or  fi)ould 
haue)  each  of  them  a  BaiUi^  ^c  ;  as  alfb^a  walled ^or 

'^  firtificd  townc  ^  and  the  fff^icrnement  thereof*^  a  col- 
ledge  ^or  Collegiate  Church  \an  Abbey ^àrPriorie-y  an 
Hofpitall\  ForeJiyFaireSy  or  Martlets  j  a  Tvaycrs^or 
through'toU \  a  publicise  fc ale  fir  contrails ^and  diucr s 
other  priuiledges  belonging  totkcm  :  At  ft/s  dir^^  an 

.  "inheritance^  or  Lordjhip^  worthie  of  this  'title ,'  'mufl 

'  ^  comprehend  at  t^e  leajl  three  ChaftcDcnics ,  all  x'- 
rÉitedtogethcTy  that  they  may  be  held  by  orre  homage  op 
thelsjng.  /'      .^  .^  ,^ 

Barque  :  f.  A  bar^ejittlejhip^reat  boat.  ^'^' 

Barquerot  :  m.  Afaylevyor  sl^ippcr  ///,  ajleerejman  vn^ 

tOyabarli^.     .  - 

^2XÇ\uçX.lc\î.Alittlebarkeyahoat.       —      .t 
Barrage  :  m.  as  Barriquadc  y  Alfa  y  a  paffage  ioUy  cr 

through-tolly  fo  tearmed  of  the  barre  that  ord'marily 
^  ftands  on  the  way  wherehtt is  payable.  ^ 

BxaeragoumJPedkrs  Frencbyfiiflian  iMguage-^anyrudi 

gibble-gabbleyàf  barbarom  jpeech*^  (fs  compounded  of 

two  Brittijh  words  y  hzxr^  J)r  fad  *y  and  ^oxàtiywine.) 
B^XTzgonmcï.To^ealiefitjtiany  to  vfè  a  language  that 
\      ne  bod'ie  vnderfl(^nds. 
Barrate  :  m.  éc  :  f.  churned  j  or^toffed^as  butter  is  in  the 

churning.  .  \^      .  * 

Bairaut  :  m.  A  little  barrell  ;  or  vefeUy  holding  (mojl 
-    commonly)  3  tf  Pari fian  pintes  j  and  therefore  not  much 
,  different  from  our  i(Uderl(inyOr  beer-firl^nofi  6  quarts; 

a^yawaterbagyor  budget. 
Barre  :  f .  A  barre ^  or  jparre^  for  a  doore\  alfojthe  croffe- 

barre  tbâtsmthe  beadofa  peece  ofcasl^e-y  generally  y 

any  barre  j  alfoy  a  hawses  pearcb  j  alfoy  the  part  of  a  > 

bar fes  nether  iaw  wberon  bis  bit  rejietb  (a  little  abaue^ 

hi6tufhes.)   .,. .  ■    "•    .  ,  ^  i 

Bancs.ThemrtiaUfiort  called  Barrier  S'y  âlfoyée 
V  plajatnaceypryPrifonBars  j  alfiy(in  tbejlileofplea^ 

dmgj  defence  s  yand  exceptions  (whether  dilatorie  y  or 
:  per  emptorie) propounded  in  order  ;  or^^u  wefayyplea- 

ded'm barre..  ..^^^x  -  -  ^^    . 

La  barre  de  parlement.  The  barre  wàtbûut  wbicb 
,  Aduocàtes  y  âr  Councellorsdoplead'y(benceitfeems 

are  oun  caUed  Vtter-barre fiers.) 

La  barre  dû  timon.  Tbe  wbip  of  the  Rudder  (of  a 

vLebanrc  d'vnc  ville.  Tie  ià/rw  ^/tf  <w«, 
; .  ,;Ai|oir  barie  fur.  To  baue  the  adu^UtgCy  or  get  the 
fi^rtofy  tiki  before:  baud  with  I  Prenne  barrc  fur. 

..Tbtfime,  ■•>  -^^^-.W;:;,:  Ï  ,;     .  -  :  •    .  ._  ,  ,..:•:,  .;.  ..    V.  :     .  ...  . 

TOonncr  bancs  1  Tùfiofj  tofi^tbp  e^Orfe^  of  cuT" 
rent  of.    ■''■*-'"^'  t"^^-;,-^.:'^^,!--. ..  '•-■■■'   .-         ,  :  ' 
Planter  â  la  barre-  fofÛàit  the  flips  «f  vines  in  w-  ' 
der, either  two  together,  or  one  againfi  another,  or  one 
byont,  atwefitwUltwes,    Vfw     v     ,  >  „  ^ 
Retraift  de  bar ^:,ou.<lc  Cour.  Lwfee  B^etrâiâl 
:  m.  ee  :  £  Barrei,  fparrtd',  bouUed  y  ffâttd. 


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OsbzTïc*Lool(eOs. 
Barreau.  A  little  barrCyOr  fparre  1  a  boult  yalfoytbe  bar 
of  a  Court  whereat  Lawyers  plead.  .  ;      .'. 

Barreaux^  GrqtesyOrjhongktiifis  (ofwoody^&CyJ 
inahoufcyprtfon^orfhip^   .  '"  ^  ^ 

Lc  barf  cad  des  P  airs.  The  mojl  honourable  barre  in 
•    thé  Court  of  the  Parifian  Parliament  (celuy  qui  'ctk. 
prcslachcmincc  de  la  Chambre  dorcç)  whereat  f 
the  Aduocàtes  of  a  P^ere  ^/France  do  plead.  .  ^    .  - 
lx%  Gens  dc  barreau.  Barrefiers;  AduocateSyCoun-  ' 
cel/ors^plcadi?}gLawyers.  "  ^    , 

Barrer.  7*o  barre  yOr  (parrc  y  to  boult  ;  alfoy  tojatticey  or 

-  Barres,  z.0%  Bnrrc.      .*      '  *  ■  '"  I 

BarrctaVic:  f.  Cap^com  tejlej>at'reuercnce  y  the  vailing 

'of the  bonnet  j  ihc  putting  0^^  of  the  hat  y  or  caprin  a/a- 

bitaypn^&c^* 
BzTVCtiQif.Ac.ip^o/bonrtct,  '■        ','    - 

ParJcr  à  fa  barcttc.  To  cxpojiulatewith  him  fhce  to 

face  ;  to  (pcal^c  hjome^andto  his  teethyvnto  hi;??. 
Barrez.  The  Carmes  y  or  while  Friers  were  called  fo  in 

old  timCyby  reafon  of  certain  doives  (croffe  gardcd  with 

white^  and  blacl(Cjvghich  then  they'wore. 
Barricade.  Sec  Barriquadc. 
*  Barricadé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Barricadoed  :^  flopped  vp  by  a  bar^f 

ricado. 

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Barricave  :  f.  Aholeypïty  or  hoUow  place  aboue  ground-^ 

aifoy  a  low  bottom  y  fie  epe  valley  j  ordeepe  path  y  ma 

woody  or  Valley ûf  '        . 

Barrière  :  f.  A  raylê,  àr  barre  ;  alfoy  aftqpyor  let. 

Barrieres.T/?^  raylesy  or  lifîs  within  which  a  Tiltingy 

Turnayy&Cy  orfingle  eombat^s  to  be  performed.. 

Barrière  de  Charpericicr.  /l  great  peece^of  timber 

'borne  vpy  gibbetrlilieyby  two  poflsy  and  fet  before  the 

doore  of  a  great  houfe  to,  theftreetward. 

Faire  barrière  à.  Tofiopyhindcryletyalfoyto  backe^aU 
;  foyto fhrawdyOrfbield. 
Barril  :  m.  Tbe(Frencb)bamU  ;  a  veffell  which  (Iwlding 

71  Parifian  pintes)  cornes  ne  ere  to  the  Be  ere  l^ilderl^my 

(which  holds  jz  of  our, quarts.) 

:Nourri  dans  vn  barril  .  krou^t  vp^in  a  Tub  (a 

fpeech  vféd  to  the  difgrace  ,  or  as  a  defkiptiony  of 
I  a  fimpleyignorarity  vnexperienced^nd  home-h'ed hoy- 
J  don.  ■ 

^Barrillet  :  m^A  little  barrell -y  afèrl(inyQr  halfè  barrell. . 
Barriquade  :  f.Abanicado  ;  a  de  fence  of  barrels  ytim- 

her  y  pales  y  earth^r  fioneSyheaped  vpy  or  clofed  toge- 

tber-y  and  fer  uing  to  flop  vpyi  fireety  orpaffagéy  and  to 

k^epeofffhoty&c.  i^ 
Barrique:  f.  The  halfi  of  the  ^ueucy  or  Peinfon^  avef 

fèUthatsfbmeT^bat  bigger  than  our  ba^ell. 

De  Corfairc  à  Corfaire  n'y  perid  que  barriques 

rompues  :  Prov.  Nought's  to  bfigU  of  a  roauer  but 

trajbyorbloweu 
Barrique  :  m.  éc  ••  f.  Barricadoecl  j  pppedy  Jhtifiedy 

or  defended  by  barricadoes.  ' 
Bmiquczu:  m.  A  fèrl(iniory  halfi  of  the  Barrique. 

Barriqucf  .r^  barricadoey  to  (lopyfirtife^vr  defend  with 

barricadoes.  ^  *' 

Barrit  :  m,  The  brayingyOr  cry  of  an  Elephant^ 
Barroir  :  m.  ^  Turrelli  tVOager  wherewifb  Coopers 
:     make  holes  fir  tbéfarre-pimesof4peece,ofcasl(e.  _§ 
BarroC  :m.  AfèrltinyOtbamiliet^^  .  r  -d*f  -    ^ 
Barroycmcnts  :  m .  Délayes  'm  Law  y  vfèd  fir  the 
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Bas Vm.  The  bafeybottomt^deptby  or  Icfwifipârt  of-^alfby 

aéBzdyMpàcliefaddU. 

Vn  bas  de  chauffes.  ^'flûcl{thf^^jo^€therfiocl(e. 

Le  bas  deîa  Couverture  dvnc  maifoh.  The  eastes^ 

cr  eajmgs  of  a  ht^ufe.  •  -      ■ 

Vn  basMe  manches.  An  Ifalfifleene. 

Le  plat  du  hzs.{yrt.Ofthelm€f  endofthetahle)c& 

tofifiours  le  primier  vuide  ;  Vt^d^ook^  Plat. 
Bas  :  m.Baflè  :  f.  Uwjbafe 3  humble  \  deepe^vrider  j  rff- 
V  ieHed^bictî.  . 

Bas  bord,oujbord  b?is.  Tbelarhûtdy  of  leflfide  of  a 

fhip.  . 

jBalTe  heure,  affcz  baffe  heure.  Verielate^fanein 

the  night.  ; 

..    Baffe  luftice. /M^  luftice. 

B  as  de  j)oil.  Offoore  eft  at  e^  offmall  meanes  j  of  tittle 

author  me.  ♦^  . 

'  Chamhr chiffe.  A priideyorhoufi of  officf. 
<  Cn\xxh2S{c. A bafe Courte  or  the  Court  ôf  (KjMd^ 

rvbohathno  other  than  bafe^oflowiurifdiSlion. 

Facultcz  baffes.quialesfacultezbaflcs.Pi^ir/f,  0/ 

meane  efiate  j  whofe  fortunes  are  at  a  great  ebbe. 

Main  ba{&.  A  badhandycàurfè  chance ,  <S^i  Loolft 

Main.  , 

Bas  fAduerb.)  Vndcrjorp^belcrtv.  v 

Hsiut&h^  h  chacïinic.  The  ordinarie  cry  of cbbh^ 

ney-frveepers  in  Trance. 

TaiUables  haut  &  hdJ^Taxableat  the  wUémdjpléa^ 

fare  of  their  Ififd . 

Vole  bas  de  peur  des  branches.  Lool(e  Branche. 
Ba(ânc.I^%  BaAane. 

Bafaiié  :  m.  éc  :  f.  DH5l(ie^jfi9arty  blaclfijhy  ofa^toi^me 
-   hue'^alfoyfmutcbedjbedusiicd.         ..    à 
Bafâncr.  To^  bUal^e^  fmutcby  b edusl{e  ^  mal(e  frvart^ 

brorpne^orbhckijh.    .  I    m 

Bafanne  :  f,  Ajhéepessliin  tatpedy  5^^Bazane. 
Bafard:  m.Amarltetplaceywhereinthmgs  are  fold. 
Bafauchieux.  Lawyers  derives  j  oras^  Bafochieits. 
Bafch'àt:  m.ABaffa\  a cbiejè  comnuumder vnder  the 

Turtle  ial/o\aliindopvaulted/ml(e^ 
Bafchclicr-^Badielier:  ^Rab.  >    * 

B^çlé.  Barred'JioppedyJhutvp  i  5f^Baclc.. 
Baicule  :  £  A  fi»ipe^  /coopérer  put-gally  to  draw  vf 

water  mthaUidlfb^B^vâc. 
Baiculcr.  Tofet  vpà^  bu  taiie  ;  to  bump^  or  beat  on  the 

taile  ;  to  tiue  an  arfepoffe  vnto  ;  tf/|f^,4^Baccoler. 
Bafcyllc  :  h /îf  Rafcule;  ,  , 

Bas*  de-felës.  Imw  buttockf^y  arfe-fiXLen. 
Bai^  •  £  ^  ^^^V^f  ^^/^  )  ^fi^y  ground ^fiumhûony  vh^ 

'    Ba&  àà  coeur.  The  fitter  broad  fart  tbereofi  vfbicb 
MtbehodieftandsvpvMrd.        y.  ,   #1"^^ 
La  bafê  de  la  tefte.  The  root^orhttme  rftbe  buii 

■  La  baie  des  yeux.  The  roct  »fêe  (jes,  ':'., 
Bafêlic  :  m.  AMa^tlhl^y  vr  Ctck*trice }  atfi ,  the  ^m) 

puce  tfeftkâOjce  tailed^  Bafitisl(e  j  al/b^  tbe  b^rTe 

Bafilki^wwbich  lotkehsS&c.)  -. 

Bafènne.4yBazane;tf^ytf  Baflbme.^  '  : 
Bafenné  ;  nuée  :  f,J>itt(pe,  /wart,  bromm,  Ua^afi*» 
dwr1(e^t<ame\  ajftj/mMtehedJkuuslced^de/mart, 

Bdwnniér  :  m.  À  tHorchans^fitUty  m  drejfoff  tfcêUm- 
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r  neallyor  fimdamenuU  bone  of  the  bead^i  lMi(e  Os. 
BzBiç:m.Thehearbe  Bafitt  .agfaiOS  Bafûxlc.  w 

Ba hlic  dtronnier.  Middle  hafiU^r  Qtron  BafiU.  ^ 
Bahlic  d*  C2u.water  bafitt,  fifh  baftU,  bear  es  a  white 
blofomeyandafmaUbbc^efiedofaJbarpe  tafi^  the 
whole  f  tant  jfeelds  a  miO^ie^nd/weetiuyce. 
Balihc  gentil .  BafiU  gentk^bujb  bafiil^fime  alfi  caU 
onebaJiUfo.  ^ 

zfùàQ^io^i.Bufhb'afiUJnebajtU.  ^     \     \ 
aiilic  menu.  ThefmaU  wild  bafiUyCaUed  by  Herba- 
/i/?!,  Acynos.  \    >  ■    \^  ,   ^ 

Bziûic  fàaya^c.BafUynintyWildbafiU^vnprofitable 
bafiU. 

Grand  bafilic.  Créât  gardenbafiUy  bafiUréyatt. 

Petit  bafflic  as  Bafilic  gentil.  ^ 
Bafïlique.^  royall  palace.,  a  f  rinces  court^mtowfjboufei 

alfo,  ajhire^bally  guild-bald^  orjpaciou^  place  màd- 

tiey  wherein  Councels  beheld ^^d  lufiice  adminiftred, 

by  thepubliclf  Magifiràtes.        .  « 
Banliquc.  veine  bas.  Tibf  Huer  veine.     ^ 
Bafflifc  :  m.ABafilis1(eyOr  Cocifktrice. 
Baffque  :  com.  UWy  fimdamentaUy  belmgtng  to  the  ba^ 

fisyorbottomeof.  .  ^^ 

B^^TiC'tn\tiiimeybalfamum\  or/n&refroperty^baU 
famum  tree  y  from  which  diftib  owr  bame  (or  OpobaiU 
famumv  for  littUy  or  no  true  oalme  U  rufw  adayes 
brought  into  thefe  parts  of  the  world.)      * 

Balbcnc  :  £  The  whole  troupe^  or  companie  ofLçtwyers 
Clearlfsin  tbepalace  of  Vansyimumgafnông  them  a 
k}ngyand  their  peculiar  Idwes  ybence  alfOy  reuelly  mif 
rule  (jbr  tbeje  fcUowes  are  none  aftbefobereftj^alfbya 
certaine  baudse  Court  y  wherein  wiues  that  beat  tbeir 
husbands /ire  cen/urèd. 

fg  Fief  de  la  Bafbcbe*  H  tient  du  £ef  de  la  B*  He  is  et. 
pratimg^r  tangling  Lawyer  ;  or(as  a  Lawyers  CUrife) 
anvnrulycopermateyor^iswifeûbkmafier. 
KoydcUB^fochc.  The CMafteriffMi/ruleyàrcbiefi 
man  among  the  Cierges  ,  when  they  malfe  their 
Jhewes.  ^. 

Bafbchiens  :  m.  ReutUerSyin  affûciatesvnto  Mafias 
ofMifiule^  and  y  Lawyers  derives  (who  for  the  proft 
part  are  verievnruly)  oryfuchas  belong  vnto  the  baur 
die  Court  afirefaidyOnB^Soàic^ 

h2&^U2m^w.asBa{e^uc(intbefi^^^ 

Bafquc:  m.A  Bifcayan-y  one  that  dweÛs^r  was  bprneyin 
Biscay,  or  about  Bayonne ,  ne^r^  BUcay ;  a^  ^  a 
Lacl^y  yOrfiotJfoy  ;  fo  calledybecaufe  many  that  are 
of  that  profiffion  in  France  comefiom  that  cêuntrey^ 
alfiyd  baflara.  ...,_,. 

(  Tour  de  Bafquc.  cleanly  coma^ancOy  léger demaami 
a  nimble  tricl^e^ejceit/uUpartycbeatmg  frange. 

Balque  :  £  m  tour  de  Bàfijue}  Alfi^  afitdden  affright^ 
w/carring.^"^*  ^    "  ."'         '    - 

Bafquc  de  pQva[f^œtTbesifirt0fa  doublet. 

Bi%vdDcUf^ardiHgaU  efibe  oldfifiioni  or  a  Sfamfis 
Vardkt^ali  y  5ee  Vaf^uhie. 

Bafquifiien  5ir#Vifquinier.      '  ^ 

B^&tif.  Akâfs i  thebafoy  $rfoôtofafittaf\alfùya 
bottomOy  or  low  ground  •yal/i  y  a  freat  Salt  bag.      . 
les  bàflèsi de  lamer.  The  j^UtmSy  fiats^ and  Jdr 
Unp  of  tides  ^  the  fea.  v 

Baik.centrc.Té^f  ^^l^fir^  m  Muficke^  a^ajbeethat 
fiigSy^  beares it.  ■  '-•  ■'^  •  '  ■••'•.  •>v-— v^- .-,^^',^;  ,- 

Bafsc«<our  :  f.  A  haft  Comt^  a  hacti/e  Court  fir  Oé 
heufhêliyeffifbot^UvJisi  antSÊneryard^orhar- 
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BaiTefTc  :  f.  Bafencpyl(wline]pya(jic£l  humbleneffe:,  aU 

fhjtnviicffe.     ^  ■■'^\.■■ 

Ba{sct  :  m.  Atehier^  oy earthing  be::glc  j  ^//3,  a  low 

Jiflolc 'yair$yadrparfcyOrverflowman.  •       ' 

Ba{ïe-taille  :  f.  RaifidyOr  imbojjed  injagerie;tvhcrin  the 
'  rtprefentation  is  made  ^  notofl  but  vpon  ^  the  rvholç 

peeçe.     *  *    -  * 
Bafsetc  :  f.  kt(lne(fc^^ahieâiorrytno  muchhumilitic.  . 
Ba^cur:iHun:y!c?îefreylatt^linc[l^^^^ 
Badier  :  m.  The  tub  that  recciucs  tap-dïoppin^s  \  or;^  a 

tuhta  put  lyes^ï  the  dregs ^or  boltomci  ifxPinejù'Cyin. 

Baflîere:  f.T/'^/^w^.  V-^ 

BalTîcrcs.  The  bottomesj  grounds ^  or  Iccsofw'me^^ 
drni  thatbefetlcdinthe  bottomeofwine^&c. 
BariiHc  :  f.  J<(^clie  SampireyCrcftmarine.  .    ' 

Baisin:  rt\>4bafonto  ivajhin  ;  alfo^fcull'^  or  flcight^& 
ba/oâJ'k^  headpeeceyvfld  at  barkers. 
Des  Balïïns,^^  Bafsinets  ;  CroTvfvat. 
B iffin  à  ("elle  percée.  The  pan  ùfa  clofeftoole.  /^ 
Bâîiîil  d'vnc  balance.  Thefcowle  of  à  balince.  ^  • 
Cracher  au  balsia  Tê  lay  out^  or  pay  downe  readic 
caine-y  alfoyt,o  giiic  fées  i  or  bcflow  a  reward  m  band  j 

Bafsinc  :  f.  A  deepe^or  bafon-l'tkeyand  footle feypofnctyV- 
^'-    fe^ mon byConCerHcrs  „ or  Comfet^^naJiers. 
Bà{{\\iéitn.éQ:f.ivarmedyfbment€d'y  rubbcdy  or  cha- 
fed vntillit  grow  warme  y  alfobatbedyOrwafhed  with 

wnmeliqtior.  ' 

BaiTî  lemciit  :  m.  JVarrmgy  a  fomentation,  or  fomen- 
ting i  a  rubbingy  chafngyor  heating  j  a  batbingyOrwa- 
(hmgyinWiiYmetiqim. 

^^Çsma.Towarmeyfbmentr,  rubychafèyhugjheat  a  thing 
mtiUît  befiiU  warme  -yalfoyio  bath^  wajhyOr  beat  in 
warme  liquor.  -      -        ^         :■—-     • 

BsfsincUThe  hearbe)  Uol(e  B:i(siMts.  ^ 

BafltncL  ^  little  bowUyafmall  bafon-y  alfoyth'e  fcully 
fleight  helmet  y  or  headpeece^  worHe^n  old  timeybf  the 
French  men  of  armes  \  and  hence ,  a  man  of  Armes 
(in  which  fence  it  is  euet  vfed  in  theJ?luraU  num-^ 
her.)    .  ■■  ^-  ;,..  ^  • 

Lc  baiïînct  d'vnc*arqucbure,r^^  TirepanjrrtoHch' 

'  pan.  ■       ■■  •"'     ■>'  ' 

Lc'bâflînct  d'un  rcfchauu  Thé  pan  of  a  chafing 
difh. 

Basfincts:  in.TiSrejîîro^tfr  CrowfhotyT/sjng-cobygold  crapy 

.  yellow  cra:t9ybutterfi(mer\  There  be  mofrifJ^inds  of 
ity  &  that  which  wt  caUiBatchelers  buttom/s  one(the 
double  one)of  them.      '         .  ^  ;  » 

BafïînetS  blancs.  ^fc/«  Crorwfvot^vychm  Crtfwfhotp 
'B:iJXintXS^czu.  Water 

BaflinctS  dc  maraiSjOUjdcs  prcz»  The  marfh  Ma- 
rigold. ^ 

PetisbalsinetS.li/ife  CelandimJ^ilewortyFigwort-y 
fb  called^  becaufe  the  flower  âfit  fomewhat  refembles 
the  Crevi^fèot 'y  otherwifeyHo  l(indtbereêf. 

Ji^fsinoiteif^Awarmingpan.        • 

Baft:  m.ApannellyOrpac\saddle. 

^A  baft  vuidc.  renvoyé  à  hJEmptie  handed  ;  with  a 
flea  in  bis  eare\  as  wife  osJh  came  j  wtbeut  (^ffeSling^ 
orgettingwbatbewentfif.  ^  ^  u      t 

De  Quelque  cofté  que  le  baft  vit e^  Hmfaeuer  mat- 
teri  Be  carried jn  vmatfortfoeaer  tbey  he  handled^  ^ 

r  Venttuâpleittbâft;  SwagbeUiedy  gorbelUed^  JUl 
pawtcbedm  ^  *^  r^^^* •■  '•  *''-<^\^--^f^x-^  ■  ■^/'Tp^i^;  '^ #*^?«^- ï-*^.-^-^'  •■' ■*' 


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•  naftage  :  m.  A  certavne  toB  exaClcd  by  fome  country 

Lordf  fir  euery  harfe  that  pafjh  by  them  fàdled  with  a 

0^    pacf^efaSdleythoughhe  currier  nothing elfe\  fvr  ifhee 

_  dacythey  tal^e  toll  both  fur  luifaddle.and  his  burthen. 

Baftancc.  Sufjiciencte  ;  what  uynough. 

Baft  :\rcl  :  m.  A  baflard  -y  the  bioo^  of  a  whoo^e  ythefon 

of  the  people  ;  one  that  came  m  at  the  wrndorc  ;  alfo^ 

courfe  bowlter  fur  cheat  bread  'yalfOyO^hadiiMk^u. 

Bon  baftard  c*eft  avanture,mais  nicfcham  c*tft  dc 

'  nature  :  Prov.  Abafiard  may  bee  goody  but  nature 

•  maizes  him  bad.  ^        *       ^        \      ,      . 

Bi^ftard:  m.  de:  f.  Baftardlyy  bafeborrreymishegotten^^ 

'     f^fc y  adultérât Cy  counterfeit  \  not  nghtly  brcd-y  vn- 

laivfiilly  begotten.  -     ^. 

Couleur  baftarde.  A  wcaheyfahitypaleManydecai-, 
.    ea  colour. 

^     Hfpcc  badardcAflmtfipord'y  or  a  frvord  that  ù^ 
nntlongynon^h.    '  -  *    ; 

^^txQÇiïQhzihxàç.AfalfewindoWi 

li^iitlvclzoQ:  iy,^}iajtardieybjflardifmm         '         * 
Baitardiillc:  f.  Bajlardie  ;  affeybajiardSy  or  y  a  cHiCy  ot 

k^otofb:^'fiards.  •       \  t     ' 

Bastarde:  f.A  demie  Cmnon^Qr demie  Culnerin-yafinaU 

lerpceceofanyl^nd.  ,.-m. 

Baftardeau;  m.  A  damme ^  w  water- flop,  made  of 
p'lesy&c.  .,  ^  ; 

Baftardic^^Baftardifc^^Nonn;  •'' 

Baitardicre  :  f.  a  feed  plot  y  7mrfe  garden^  arnurferiey 
wherein yong  trees  arefctto  bee  aftci-wards  remoo-^ 
uf^d.      ,  ;:  .  '  .    :■•        \  ,;V 

Baftardife:  f. Baflardie y  baftardifmeithe  brceding^y 
' '     fUitCy conditionyqualtticyofa  bafiard ;  alfoy  the  fuc- 

ceffion  of  hazards  y  or  that  which  falls  to  the  {ing  by 

the  death  0 fa  bafiard. 
hziïç::tAw^lyflcight  orfubtiltiey  acraftie  pranl^e  *y 

an  odde  tricJiCy  or  Jhrewd  turnery  alfo y  the  sl(irt  of  a 

dnubtet^&c.  .  ,,  ^ 

^"àRcim.éc'f.  Sadleywithapacl^efaddlei     . 
Bafte.  (A  Verbe  Imperfonall^yNo  mor^tirS  ynoughyUfuf 

fiçethy  be  how  it  be  will. 
Baftc^u. /Iff  Bateau. 
Baftelc  :  m.cc  :  f.  fugled  i  buffoor^r^ed  ;  tumbled  j  idly 

ta^ed^y  alfoy  toffedvncert aine lyvp  and  downe. 
làz^tXtï^Toiugle  yOr  tumble  \  alfoy  to  play  the  buffbonCy 

or  fiole  ;  totalise  verie  much  y  and  verie  idly  j  alfo^  to 

toffiyor  wander  vTicertainely  vp  and  downe. 
Baftelcric  :  £  Jt^gUng  ;  tumbling  ;  puppet-playing-y  a^ 

ny  fuch  fbolifhpafiime  y  or  léger demaine  j  alfo^  bujfoo- 

nifme.  , 

Bz^éctim.  A  little  boat. 
Bafteléur  : MiuglcTy  tumbler ypuppet-pUyery  *  one  that 

profefpeth  any  ofthofe  arts  ;  alfoytme  that  leades  bears  y 
vj^pes^àabooiiesyor  dauminjgdogges about  the  couyitreyy 

andgetsafcuruieimingbythem.  >    * 

Baftelcufc  ;  f .  ^  woman  that  maizes  a  Iprofefjion  of 

fu^ngy  Tumbling  y  aiid  fuch  other  idle  ^  ^  ^^P 

exercifes. 
Baftclierc  :  f.  as  Batelière. 

Baften  To  faddlewith  a  pannelly  or packefaddle^y  at- 
"  fby  to  bol^ejor  ga^KCyOsçut  of  a  rtindew  j  alfà^oferue^ 

orfuffict. 

Tant  que  Tame  mebaftcra  au  coiy^^JVhilefi  l  baue 

breath  inmybodie. 

Bafti.l(wife^Bafiy.  .^./     ./   ,  * 

Bafticr:  m.A  maker  cfpackefaddlesialfiy^bafhltd^ber^ 

W    iyfeUow.  "  ■     \,  ,     \ 

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B^{ïûlc,asBa(ïildc'yOY^firtre]Je^  or  caftle  fitfnijhed 
J     mth  towersydomon^and  ditches  j  (in  Paris,la  Baftillc 
^  •  •  i<a4  our  Tower  yihe  chiefeprifon  of  the  l(ingdome.)       \ 
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a  compofit'tMy  or  companion  of  many  things  together.    ^  '  Baftoflnaclc  :  f.A  bafi 


leaneidde.   \  '     ^ 

Qyi  dc  maftin  fait  fon  compere  plus  He  bafton  fic 

^oic  porter  :  Prov.  He  that  maies  a  maftiue  hie  goftf 

need  not  Carrie  a  cudgeU  about  isuffhs.         ^ 
Tclpprtc  le  baftôndont  à  fon  regret  le  bat  on: 
Many  a  pnepronides  a  rod  fir  hisowne  taile^  or  weara 


Battinc  ii.Tbe  si(irt  of  a  doublet^àv  coat  y  alfo^afady 
.  alfoyos  Bardellc  -,  alfo^  apacl^faddle. 
,Baftion  :m.  (The  fortification  teoimedj  aSaftion^  or 

CuUion-b^sd.    .  •  '  • 

Baftioiincr. Tofitvtifie withBafiions.  y'-^ 
B altir.  To  build^  malieyframeycre^i  raifcy  or/it  vp-^al- 

fOytocompofe\  contriueydeuifc. 

Baftir  a  queWyrf  fon  roulct ,  To  teach  one  befire 

hand  what  he  jhatt Jay  or  doe.  ^  •  - 

Denier  fur  denier  baftit  la  maifon  :  Prov.  Pennie 

vpdn  pennie  builds  the  houfe  j  by  little  and  little  great 

matters  a/e  effected ^gteat  rpor\es  fimfioed. 
Baftiflage  :  m.  A  frame,  a  compofition-^  a  biiilding,ma- 

k^'tg.  framing. 
BaftilSant  :  m.antc:  f.  luildingyframingymal(ingy  rea- 

ringy  ereôling  ;  cnmpofing  ;  contriuing. 
\  Baftoil:  m.  Ajlaffey  batyCudgellytruncbion  ;  club^  al- 

fo^afiPordya7id(more  generally)any  weapon  ofoffence\ 

aifo  y  a  BattrtnCy  in  bluT^n-y  alfi ,  aftay  ^  propy  fup^  ^ 

porter.  :  *^  : 

^2S{onà'kàdLm.Adamsr^eapon\amansyard.' 

liz^on  coxnu.  A  battle-axe. 

Baftori  i  deux  bouts.  A  quarter  ftafe  y  or^  a  Jidffe 

which  hatbapil^e  at  botkends. 

B  af  ton  a  feu .  A  Harquebufe^aleeuer,  mnsl(ety&c. 

Bafton  paftoraJ.  if'^ater  plantainey  or  m  Verge  d 

bercîer,  / 

Bafton  de  potence.  L^o^5  Potence/  ^ 

Bafton  rompu,  à  baf tons  rompus.  A  Cutting^pin^ 
king^  lac ingy  &Cy  crofje  billet fiifljion,    .  /' 
hz({ot\roy:i\.  .A  l(ingly  Scepter.  \ 

^A  daguc  &  bzikon.Large  meafiércyheaped  meafurey 
meafurcwithdduantage.  ^  \  ^: 
Le  tiers  coup  debafton.  The  third(anilafi)1(nôcli  of 
the  Cryers  ftaffe  in  an  Outrode  ^y  and  hence  (metaphor i- 
c ally)  that  a6lion^o/  effe£ly  which  abfif lately  carries  a 
rnatter.    .  V 

Par  rain,&  bafton.  By  a  bough  and  a  bat  5  (a  fiLfhion 
cfLiuerie  and  Seifm  vfed  in  fome  places.) 
Kftourdi  d©l)afton.  I^^t^  Eftourdi. 
Entendre Ic  ru dubaftoil.Td  ben  cunning  Veneer ^ 
old  beaten  fouldioryof  much  experience  in  the  world. 
Faire  mordre  au  ozikoVi.To  niaise  the  more  tagarjuf 
maf[e  to  bite  at  the  offered  bait ^ 
Mettre  la  main  au  baftorf.  To  difpojfejfe  himfelfi  of 
an  mheritanceyby  the  deliucrie  of  a  little  rod  or  fiul(e 
toh'/mvntowhomhepaffesit.  > 
Saultcr  le  bafion.  To  do  the  deed  y  or  y  to  perfinrmey 
with  refilutioTtyOn  inmiable  exploit. 
Sçauoir  bien  le  tour  du  bafton.To  befubtiky  craf--, 
tic yCÙnning^f great  experience  ^  to  l^now  well  bow 
g  things  are  to  be  carried  ^r^ot^  the  world  goes. 
Tirer  au  bafton.  To  ftruggleymaflleytugyfiriuâycon- 
tend\  alfOytofi^tyOr  lay  about  him.         f   .^ 

Bafton  porte  paix  quant  &  foy  :  Vïoy.Agood  bat 
malfes  peace  where  it  comes  ;  The  lil(e  ^  *  .    ' 
Comme  ya£uiuUi  porte  J^«  ainfi  k  bafton  la 

paix*  ; .;  ;         '.  •■,.y.' ;,  .  ,, .  \  ;:.  ^•, '•;:i  • 

Autant  vaut  aller  a  pied  ,  que  dc  dicuàu^cr  vn 
bafton  maigre  :  Prov.  As  good  go  a  foot  m  tide  en  a 


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withAcudgeU.  ^     ■     ■  '  '   ^  ^  .     \   ■  '  ■   ^ 

BaQonnade:  m.cc  :f.Bangedybethwacl(edwitbacud^' 

<gell.      ^  .  ■  .  ■.    ^ 

Baf  {onné.^  Baftonnadc  i  C«^^fiffrf. 
Baftonneau.  A  little  ftaffe  y  trunchiony  %udgeUy  bat  j  a 

lUclieyOr  gredtrod^Ywand.  ■ 
B  aftonnée  :  f.  Tht  firoal^e  ofapumpe  in  ajhip. 
Baltonncment  :  m.  A  bedting^r  banging  with  a  cud- 

gell.  \   ; 

Baftonncr*  Toflri{eybeatybangybctbwacl(e  with  a  cud- 

gell'y  togiuetbe  baftonadoeynto. 
Baftoiinct.^  Baftdnneau;/^//^^//?^  baftonet  of  a  bridle^ 
Baftonnier  :  m.  Ajlaffe^bearer  3  or  l^ergtcr  j  alfo  the 

carrier  of  the  Crucifix  in  Troceftonsy  alfo^  great  man 

in  any  comfany.  >' 

Baftonnier  :  m.  ere  'f.Ofyor  belonging  tOy  a  ftaffe  y&c*y 

alfOybearingaftaffe-yandhencey' 

Scïgçnthzfionnict.A  Mace-beareryor  Sergeant  of 

the  Mace.  '.      *  •        ^^ 

B^ity  im.A  terrilorreyOt  demefneybelongtng  to  a  place^ 
Baf ty  Î  m.  ie  :  f,  Builded^adeyframedy  compofcdy  rea- 

rcd^i^etvp. 
Bzt  I  m.  A  ftroal(CyOr  beating.      "  ''^È 

Batable  :  com.  Beatabh^J?atterabIe'yWorth0ll^ofapty 

to  be  beatcnyphich  will  indure  hammerings  mettalli 

or  maybe  battered  with  cannon  ^as  afi^rtreffeX&cy  aU 
'  foyqnarelfomè  y  contentious  y  litigious  y  (fi^fuch  a  one 

comes  bymnny a  l(nocl{eyandwil^now aîidthenypiitvp 
all  he  comes  by.)  /     ' 

Batail  de  cloche  -^;wi7  clapper.  - 

Bataille  :  f.  A  battelly  orfip?t  betweene  two  armies  ;  « /- 
fo^  battcUyOrmaine  battell]  the  middle  battaUiony 
orfquadroH  of  anarmieyWherein  thePrinceyOr  Gene- 
rally mo  ft  commonly  y  marchetb  j  alfo  y  the  whole  armyi 
andfometimes  alfoy  anyfquadrony  battaUiony  or  party 
thereof  -  ^' 

.  C^efl  belle  bataille  de  chiens,&  de  chats;  chafcun 
a  des  ongles:  Vxo\. The  fiàr  eft  battels  are  Performed 

.  with  edged tooles  :  (but  that  is  onely  when' the  cotnba^ 
tants  are  not  worth  l^eeping.) 

Battaillc  :  m.ée  :  f.  BatteUedyfitight^  alfoyclappered^r 
hung  with  a  clapper.    . 

Batailler^  To battell^wage  battell ^figbt yftriueycon- 
tend,.  '  .     . 

Bataillon  :  m.Abattallion\  or/quadron  (of  footmen^ 

Batallier:m.crc:f*l*^«^ift»i;i  fin  battels  y  ofyorbe^ 
longing  to Jbattells.      .r 

Batalogie:  i.  EffeminaUy  obfcenOy  orfcurriUydif 

;  cour  Je.  ir^ 

Baçaœ  d'rn  pôi0on.  Tfe  |iZ? /^/tf  )î/ïr. 

Batant.4y  Batail;  AbeUclappe^yal/èya  batantytbe 
peece  ofwoodytbat  runnes  all  along  if  on  the  edge  of 
the  hclfefide  of  a  dooreygattyor  windefw.  '  < 

Vpe  port  i  deux  batans./f/hi^/tfî;f2;^or  two  kauedy 

■  doore.  //     i\    ■  •  '■■'':-■'    v-'- -'^  :^-^  •. 

Bâtant,  (partie. Ybatrci)  beatings  bmtmg-ytbra^ 

U  arriua  tout  bâtant  vers«  He  cameverie  haftify^ 
very  lately  Cowards  ;  oit(dOsm  thisfbrafe)  ie  viens  de 
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be  feene  hymypanfing  vri^at  haft  1  made,  how  lately  I 
camey  from  thence.  m  ^ 

II les chafla tout  bâtant.  Hee  purfued  them  vhrie 
hard  ;  &,Il  les  a  menç  bâtant  iufques  dans-  les  por- 
tes de  la  ville.  Hegaue  them  a  hot^and  bloudic  chacCy 
euenvnto  the  gates  of  the  town  e. 
Bat-beurre  :  ir\.^  Chumc-ftafe.  ""       % 

Batç  :  f.  A  Rammer  j  a  Tauers  beetle  y  a  Dawbers  bea- 
ter y  th^inftrument  wherewith  floores  of  earth  are  fct- 

ledyO^d  beaten  leuell.  ^ 

BatcaiA  :  m. /^  ^(7/z/.  ** 

t  Bateau  mere.  X(7di5;f  Mere.  '  ' 

Eftaurdi  de  hdXt^n^Extreamly  bciummed^and  thcr- 

By  vafityOr  vnrcadicjbr  afuddain  e  ïmployment. 

KoUs  mcnerons  fiiDateail  d*un'autrcfoite.Wc»Tvi// 

handle  the  buftneftCyOr  Carrie  the  matt^ryafur  another 

manner. 
Batelagerm.  lugringyLegerdemaine. 
Batclee.  vnc  batelee  dc,&c;  a  boat  fill  of. 
Batelerefquc  :  com.  luglmgyor  lugler-lil^e. 
Batelcrie:  f^^Baftelcrie. 
Batelct  ':  m.  A  little  boatyor  sl(ijf€. 
Bateleur.  ^^Eafteleur.  .     ^ 

Batelier:  m.  Aboâtman.ftjipmanjsl(ipper, 
Batelière  :  f.  A  jrrrie-womanyOr  boat-woman. 
'B^tcué*Cpippered',faidûfaBeU'yinBhi'on.    ^ 
Batcmare  :  f.  A  wagtayle^or  water  Swallow.  . 
Bateincnt:  m.A  beatingythwacl(miylammingybumpingy 

fijfndgingybatteringial/byathrejhing. 

Le  batcinent  dc  la  mcr.  The  worl(ing  efthefeàyalfôy 

the  ebbing  thereof. 
Bateric  :  f.  A  beating  ;  or  batterie. 
Batcur  :  m.  A  beater  y  cudgellcryfwindger  j  alfoy  a  thrc- 

fier.  ' 

dateurs  d' cHïzActhefirragerSyOrfvreru/mcrs  of  an 
Armie.      -  ^ 

Bltcuv  d' or.  A  gold-dràweryOrgold-^ayer.' 
Bateur  dc  pavcz.  Anidfcy  or  continuaU  waU(e'ftreet'y 
éi  letter  abroad  in  the  ftreets'y  one  that  fees  the  tawne 
ferued  when  hone  ft  men  are  inbed-y  a  lafc'uiiouSy  or  vn-* 
thrifty ynight'Wal\er'ygener ally ^nyloofe  ormadyouthy 
diffoluteordifoyderlyyonlfer.  '  ' 
La  grange  eft  près  àcs  bateurs.  (Said  of  a  Nunnerie 
that  s  ne  ere  vnto  aFryerk])  the  Borne  ft ands  neere  the 
Threfhers.  ^ 

Batifc.^lBaptifc.  * 

Batittfre  dc  fer.  The  scales  that  flye  from  yronin  the 
hammering  thereof.      -    U-^  -       \>^ 

Batoir  :  m.  A  rammeryor paumg  beetle ^  alfoy  a  Launde- 
/reffcs  bdttingftaffe:,alfOya  tbrejhing  floor  Cyor  threjking 
'  ^  place  ^alfOyA  fulling  Mill.  > 

Batre;  m.  (Subftantiuely)  a  beating;  and  hence  ^y' 
Au  batrc  faut  r  amour  :  Prov.  Much  loue  is  loft  by 

'  ^them  that  beat  their  hues. 

^2LXxt.T6beat'ythwacl(J)umpey(wiridgeyCudg^^ 

alfoyto  batter.  (Frapper  eft  d'un  coup  donne^batrc 
dc  pluficurs  coups  itcrcz.  Nicot.) 
Batrc  ^c'l'  ailc.  To/lhellranJ^ey  orftrong'y(eJp€ciàlly 
at  th*arme-holes.)     .  ^ 

Ncbatrc  pkSquc  d'une  âilc.  To  be  halfè  vndone-^  to 
reft  but  vpodone  only  afurance  i  to  haue  but  one  helpe 
lefthim.  ,    #.   «  "  .  . 

Batrc  Ic  beurre.  Ti?  rW«^ 

Batrclc  bled.  2V  Wf/fc. 

Batrc  aux  champs.  Tofmrragey  to  make  a  roadytâfeel( 
fir  bootkyord  prey  abroad.      ^     .     ,       ;;,    ^ 
Batrc  Iq  çhcmim^  T0  bekj  ^  way  y  as  purfital^ers 


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and  boothalers  doe. 
Batre  Ic  chien  devant  le  Lyon.  To  punijhameane 
perfon  in  the  prefence^and  to  the  terror  yO fa  great  one. 
Batrc  fa  coulpe.  5f^Coulpc.  |||       . 

Batre  les  draps.  T^//i7t:^/^f  J.  -r 

Batre  Teau.  To  loofe  his  bboury  or  imploy  his  time  to 
i     nopurpofe.  , 

-  Batre  les  eaux.  A  Deere  to  t'aide  foy!c. 
Batre  leur  cau.To  difgeftyorflyalie'downythcir  drinl^Cy 
(by  exercijk)  as  horfes  which  be  ridden  two  or  three 
miles  after  they  haue  beene  watered.  '* 

Batrc  les  flancs.  To  pant  hard  fvr  want  of  breath. 
Batrc  à  (ïo^à.To  worl^e  out  a  thing  with  great  painesy 
or  tnylcyas  à  Smithythat  fi-amcs  a  thing  out  ofcoldyron-y 
^//?A/r'i  Branfler  lapigue.  ' 

Batrcia  lainc.  To  leacherytohairc-bcat it. 
Batre  la  iK^here.  ^  horfe  to  reftyor  continue  longjn 
theftable.  ^  .  .;      *  - 

Batre  le  pavé.  See  Pave. 

Batre  a  tout  poulmon.  Topantextreamelyy  to  be  air 
moft  out  of  breath.     ,  ^ 

Batre  les  rues.  Toreucllyictypr  fiv^iggervp  and  duwn 
the  ftrectSya  nights.  1*^. 

Batre  le  tambour  avec  les  dcnt^.Tfi.cbatteirydkidery 
fay  an  Apes  Pata'?io(ler. 

Se  bstre  .  To  fight  y  combat  y  bidder  y  goe  to  it  (at 
jharpe.) 

'    S'en  batrc  les  ioucs.  To  repent  throughly  y  or  affli^ 

'   hîfrjfeljè  cruelly^  for. 

Us  Ic  faifoient  batre  à  credit .  TheygotthemJJilucs  a' 

cudgelling  without  any  purpofe  ;  ory  being  out  of  loue 

Ifith  their  eafCy  they  would  needs  ta^e  zpa  cudgelling 

on  their  credits. 

Occafion  trouve  qui  fbn  chat  bat:  Vro.He  that  will 

.  beat  his  cat^innents  a  caufe  fvr^t. 
Qui  ueut  batrefon  chien  trouve  aflez  de  baftons  : 
Prov,  (Almoft  of  the  fame  fence 'y  or  as  we  fay  -y)  Tis  an 
eafie  matter  tofindaftafe  to  beat  a  dogwithall. 
Tel  porte  le  bafton  dont  à  fon  grand  regret  le  bât 
on  :  Prov.  Many  a  one  carries  about  him  a  cudgcll  fifr 
hisownejhoulders. 

Bat^fain.  A  rudeallarumgiuen  to  a  whole  countrey  by 
ringingyand  beating  ofpotSyl(ettleSybafonSy&c. 

^2Xt2Lnsài!\xn^oïffo\\.Thegyllsofafijh.    V 

Bute:  £.  The  boulfter  of  a  Saddle. 
Les  battes  d'une  porte.  ^' les  Batans. 

Battccul:  m.  .A  g;reat  linnen  vaiUyfuch  as  Nunnes 
weare. 

Battclcr.!r^//)fg&,€^r;  rty^Baftcler. 

Battclcric  :  f. /itf  Bafteleric. 

l^ztttXtm^zii.p'ie  little  yeUefwwater-wagtai^    * 

Battcqucuë.  Tfe^/âw^.         . 

Batterie  :  f.  ^5  Batcj^e  ;  alfoy  a  Tlatfirme  for  batte- 
rie.      ./|  /'    ;  .-       .  -p'        .   ••  ■  .    •-• 

Battcur.S^e  Bateur.  . 

DZttïCï i  m.  A haclffteyyOr  hired iade. 

Battre.  JLo0i|;«  Bacre. 

Battu.  I/>oi^eBaru.    ^ 

Battue  :  f.  ^  bcatingy  orfiro\e  with  thefeetjn  a  fct" 

•    led:,  and  p'^fportioned  time  j  (a  teame  ofborfeman^ 

Jhip.)     .    ^  ■       :     . 

%2tXX\xrc:f.Aflripe^jlroke\abeatmg. '^ 

Batturc  de  hxooze^The  skales  thatfyejrm  brajje 

whiie  it  is  hammered.  ,  *        '  '     •         • 

Battus.  loot*  Batusi,      A    ;  ^^-A 
Batu  :  m.  ue  Î  f.  Beaten  ;  {nocked j  timac\edy  bitrnped; 

fmndgedy  belammed,cudgell^d'y  alp),  battered -y  Ul/è, 

threjhed'jalfoychurned.  .    ^^  ,  . 

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gracefiilli  cuer  hinder edy  or  çrojjcd  by  one  mifchiejè  or 
othcri  ,  >/  ^ 

Le  batu  paye  raxncnde.  Ixohe  Amende.  •     . 

De  telles  verges  ils  font  lousDZtuS.Thc  fame di/eafè 
afiàélsyorficlfnejjc  infè^ls^them  all. 
Autant  pleure  mal  batu  que  bien  batu:  Pro.  ^s 
much  weep  es  he  that  s  butfieigbtfyyOs  he  tbatspn-ewd- 
lyybeaten'y(whcreunt0  agrees  ])        f 
Mai  batn  longuement  pleuré  :  Prov. 
Tel  menace  qui  eft  batu  ;  Prov.  One  m/iy  threateHy 
and  be  weUfwindged  rphe  he  hath  done -/we fay  ^threa- 
tened fillfes  Hue  long.)  ,  '^  .       -#  ; 

Batuc:£^f  Battue.  . 

Bature.  A  beating  -yjlripc  &c  \  as  Batturc  ;  or^  Bate 

mcnt. 
Batus.  \An  ordef  of  Friers  ^which  in  theirmghtfy  Ftotef  * 

(ions whip  their  owne  baclfts  extreamefy*^  (A  feClof 

^people  bcarim  this  nam  y  and  whipping  tbemfelues 

twite  in  the aay^^n donee  i)^the  '(lights  were  driutnout 

of  Germanie  by  Ch^ûts^fonne  to  the  Emperor  Hcn- 

'lytbefcutmh.)         -         r- 
Bau.La  navire  a  tant  de  pieds  de  h'Ml^The fhip  ufo  ma-^ 

ny  foot  broadyOY  wide. 
j       Bàu  de  bite.  The  firepjl(^e  ythe part  of^flnp  wherein 

the  Bitts  are  placed.  — :  * 

Bavard  :  m.  A  driuelteryOrflauerer  ;  alfoyababler-y  alfiy 

a  fioHter.    • 
,Bavardcr.  To  driuelly  or  flâner  y/ilfoyto  bable  y  alfoy  to 

fcojfeyor  flout  at. 
Bavardifc  :  f.  Slautrmg  -  alfi>ya  tabling  j  alfoya  moelle- 
.  riCyguUerieyfloutyOrieafl. 
B  a  V^me  ;  f-  An  idle  t  a  le ^v  aine  tatlCybible  bable. 
B^yzfCtr.  To prattleytattUybableyvfe  many  words.  ■    / 
Baubancc:  f.lp^ifetf  Bobance. 
Baube.  A pratler^babler ^angler ^atkr. 

BauboyaiiL  Parollc  tremblante,  &  bauboyantc  j 

,    Faultring.  , 

Bauc:  fui  Afbtyaffeydoult^uU'pàtednoddipea^Cyheauie" 

beaded  to\es  y  groffe-headed  coxcombe. 
Baucal,  (?r  Baucale  :  m.  \A  glafe-vioUyWater-glaJfe^ 
\  or  cru%e  j  (great  belliedy  long  necIfedyandnarrawmoH^ 

thcd.) 

Bauch.^Eaur.  ^" 

Bauche:  f.  ^  reWyranlièy  lane  y  or  coùrjiy  offlonesyor 

bric){Syin  building.        / 
.  B  àuchcr .  To  chipy  hew^irfquarey  timber  y  &c  j  àlfù^  to 

ranliCyOrder^ray^ylayeiunly.  '' 

Baucncron:  m.-^  cleauerychipper^orfqitareroftimbei'^y 

he  that  doth  the  firfl  worl^  thats  to  bit  done  vpon  a  piece 

oftimbe^. 

hMClC:f.Therootofa?arfifiipyOr€arrot.(y.m.) 
Baud:  m.  baudc  :  f.  BeldyinfoUntyimpudent.  (v.m.) 
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Baudc-bitc.iwV Ban.  .     \  •., 

dome,andfiibu:JfeyOfioy. 
Baudcrc  d'une  fallaiic.  Tèff  ^wwr.       . 
Baudet  :Ta.AHaffkyora  teàrme  fir  an  a fe-,  whence,  a 

blécf^ead,afoiya(imltyadullfillinv.       » 
Baudiner.  Two  to  rule  vpon  one dpyorborfi-y  alfh,to 

teachyvnslfilfiillyyOne  Ifmms  not  what  -,  todOjOTtyway, 

^udir.  to  ^addenyhearten,  reioyce,  exbUerate,  cheer t 

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Baiidoûincr.T^  doêyliacher^r  inzendei^Jil(e  an  Aïïe. 

Bairdraycr-^Baudroycr.  ^^^ 

Baudraycur.  «  Baudroyeur  j  alfoyO.  belt^jahdricf(ey 
maimer.  .•.•..■»■■-  •. .. ,  ;'^.  ■  •;■ 

Baudrcr.^ Bailler,  (v.m.)  /..■'.r'^' 

Baudri.-<«i^  Baudrier,  fubftan.  ,      ;  ! 

Baudrie.  Curriedyand  colour edyéts  a  Cow-hide,      v  * 

Baudrier  :m.  ^  hidoysl^inyor peeceyofdrejjedyfurried, 
and  coloured  Ccwes  leather  j  alfo,  a  belt  y  taudricl^^  or 
fword-gtrdli  of  that  leather.  V      | 

Baudrier.  To  drefle-y  currieyand  colour ythe  hides  of  ^ine^ 
&C'yalfOytoma\ebeltSyOrbaudricl(s.  , 

Baudroy:  m.A  rauenomyond  ougfyfifhycalled^e  Sea- 
toad.  ^     .  j^ 

Baudroycr.  ^o  drejfe^  oreurrtc  leather ^&c'y  as  Bau- 
drier. 

Baudroyerie  :  f.  (Th'art  of)  drejpngyorcunying  of  lea- 
ther-y  alfoy  baudricl(-mal(ing'y  alfoy  a  place  y  orftreet^ 
wherein  currier  s  ^r  bclt-mal^exSydweU. 

Baudroyeur:  m.  •^  leather-dreflh-y  a  currier  ^ndeth  . 
tourer  ofleatht^\alfOyamaiie%' if  beUsyOrhaudricl($.      \ 

Baudryeun  ^  Baudroyeur/ 

Bauds  :  m.  ^  l(ind  of  white  hounds  ;  Lot^e  SottilH-- 
ard.  • .  ■  •■  -'jL.  ,•  '.^-  ,.: ;-.  ' 

BaudufBe:  f^The  great  rujh  wherewith poore  hottes  art 
thatched 'y  alfOyUtteryOr  bedungued  fhraw. 

E2i\t:f.F0ameyfi'oathiflauerydriUeU. 

B  aver.  To  jhameyflroath  -yflauerydriueU  at  the  mouthr,  aU 
foytofambkyor  filter  in^ealijngialfoyto  toy/lalfyytri^ 
\fl^,ieall. 

Bàvcrélles  :  f.  Thé  players  of  a  horfes  bitt. 

Baverette  :  fTA  biby  mocliety  or  moelle  ter  to  put  before 
thebofomeofa(flaHefing)child. 
Baverette  5  babillons.  The  plate  whereat  a  bitts 
players  hahg  ;  the  flap  to  haiig  the  players  at. 

Baverie  :  f.  A  fhamingyfroathingyflaueringyor  driueUing 
at  the  mouth 'y  alfOy  a  trifiingy  toying^  icafting  y  idle  tal- 
I       l(ing^yfloutingymocl(ing. 

Baverole  if.Abib^as  Baverette. 

Baverotte. /r^  Baverette.  \    • 

Bavcfche  :  f.  Theficl^t  of  a  candleflic^Oy&c. 

Bavette.  ^  Baverette. 

Baveur.  as  Bavard.  \ 

Baveufe:  f.  A  certain  s}(alele(fefifhy  that  eouers her feljè 
when  fhe  liflswith  her  erp:mefhame. 

BzwcxjShmcnV  Foamngly^flaueringly^^ 

Baveux  :  m.  eulè  :  f.  Froathieyfbamieyfhammg. 
Plus  baveux  qu'un  pot  a  mouftârde.  We  jfayyfoa- 
mingattbemouth  HJ^eaboare. 

B^uffccr^Torauineydeuoitryeat  greedify. 

Bauf&eurim.  ^  rauenery  deuourerygbittonygreedie 
feeder.  .  #  ^ 

BaufïreHrc  :  f-  ^  rauemnf^  deuouring^  grtedie  fee- 
ding. .•.'■•'■■.        ■  •:  '^  '  ■ 
Apres  les  premieres  baflrcures.  Afierthe  firft  bits 
greedily  Ut  de^wn  ;  or^fïer  we  hadfayéd  ùurjiomac^è 

'     withafkatcbortwo.  ./ 

Baxrfïroy  :  m.  Awatch-tower^  oty  as  Beffiroy. 

Bauge:  m.  Dawbmgyor  mortetymade  ofclay^ndflraia^y 
alfOya  heape  ofdurty  or  of  mud  ;  alfoy  a  Slût^b  j  ofytbi 
place  wherein  a  wild  bore  hath  waUùwed^er  lien.    > 
^Retirerlcs  hommes  des  bauges.  To  withdraw  men 
fromfhnfualitity  beaflly  liuingy  or  filthie  humors. 

Baugcart:  m.AfiowndreUyafcuruie^orbeafityeom- 

':.<.^panion.  ■,:^,^v:.\-'-\-- 'S;'-        .. .,  .  - ,-..  f  ••  ■%.^.-"  ,7 

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tïaïuUfrr  them.  .  ;| 

Bauidricr.^  Baudrier.  %     \ 

Bauldricur- l^^il:^  Baudrieur.      ; 

Bauldroy:  m.  Tbefea-toadyordiuellofthefia^y  an  ong- 
fyyandrauenouéfijh. 

Bauline:  m.  Baulme^  alfoy  Balme-iininty  Spear e-mint, 
Gardenrinint. 

Baulme  crqjpu,  Crijpe  halme^  crojfe  mint  y  curled 
mint*^ 

Baulinc  fajivâge.  Horfe-ninty  mid  mintSy  water- 
mints. 

Baulîiie  :  m.  BW/w,()r  Balfamum.Lao^f  Bafmc. 

BaUlmc  dc  lefus  Chrift.  An  excellent  balmcy  made 

oftbebefièyleyandêldmne.  ' 

Bois  de  baulme.  Thefmetiwodofthe  Balfime  tree; 

Bauinc  ;  m.  as  Baulme.  * 

Baume  if.  A  hoUydenneycaue^rot. 

Bavois  :  m.A  TableyOr  Paper,coMaining  tb'  efiimate  of 
the  rights  (?/Scigncuriage,FoibIage,  and  BrafTage, 
according  to  the  feneraU  rates  of  goldyfilueryand  buUi- 
ohy  then  currant,  or  made  mrrant  by  the  lyings  Ordi-  • 
nances.  •■  .^  ■  \-,.,     ;•  "^  /  /*  •  .    y  .  i^-  ■ 

Bavolcr. TorvagyWauer'yflic\ery  or'fiye low,  lil^eagnat 

in  pointage  time.     *;  /'        *- 

Blvoktitn.ABil/imenr.orhead'attireyWme  by  the  ^ 

women  c/'Picardic  j  alfoya  Shittfe^coclfe.  . . 
Bavoletc.  Ghambriere  bavoletcc.  Ajhittle-braindy 

or  giddie-headed  wench  5  alfoy  one  ibatvt^aresa  Ba- 
Bavon: m.  A  bibymocl(etyOrmocl(eteryfir^ebofom  of 

afiaueringchildy&c.  .     \  ^  .    , 

Bavoucr.  as  Bavois. 
Bauracineùx  :  m.  cufc  :  f.  Salt  ;  or  clammie  j  (from  the 

minerait  Borax  \  wbkh  the  Arabians  tearme  Bau- 
•    rach.)  ^  '    :  '        _v 

Baus  :  m.  if;^ Bauds  ;  alfoy  the  beamesy  orfloore-t'^SfrSy 

ofajhip  ;  the  great  pieces  of  timber  that  fye  frj^m  fide 

tofideyWitbirCtheHould.  -4        * 

Baulme  :  m.  The  Baulme  treoy  or  Balfame  tree  ;  alfoy 

Ba»lmeitfetfèyLool(eBz\x\mc. 
Baufouïns  :  m.  streamers  (inJhipSy&c.) 
Baut  :  tn.  Baude  :  f.  as  Baude  ;  iocond/nerrkjblithe. 
Bay  :  m.  Bayé  ;  f.  Bay^of  colour. 

hcb^yixttiroirn  À  bright'dapUdk^. 
Bayard  :  m.  ^  man  that  gapesy  or  ga^s  earnefily  at  a 

thing  J  4  fiye-c^tcbefy  a  greedie  and  vnmannerty  be^  ^ 

holder.  ^^ 

Bayarde  :  f.  U  woman  tbateameflfy  beholds  y  greedify 

^y^  eager  If  lool^esy  and  in  looking  gapes  y  at  a  thing }  a 

ga^nghoufwifè.       >-  %        ; 

Bavart  :  m.  as  jBayard  ;  alfoya  basi^etyor  doffety  vfki  fir 

the  carrying  of  earth  y  andfiftenedy  fir  the  fame  pur^ 

pofe^about  the  necl(e  with  two  leathemethêUff.   -   - 
Bay  art  :  m.  arde  :  f.  a$  Bay,  (whence  vneatfi  teârme  a 

bay  hurfeyd  bayard.)     •      *  ^   -  «^  i-       .  r  ^v  -  vi^ 
Baybaye  :  f.  AfcornefuU  motyor  mouth  made: 
Bayc  if.  Alyoyfiby  fiiftyguHy  rapper  i  dcofenmgtricliey 

or  tale  I  alfoy$  her  rie }  alfiythe  cloth  cdtted  Bayes  i  alfOy 
.    abayofland.  ^  -^  •"l>f*'i*^v-r-^^  « 

'  "  Repaiftre  de  bayes.  Lool(e  lUpaiftre^  ^^ .  w  v  1  v^ 
Bayerv  Togepfyor  open  the  mouth  very  uride^^lfiy^ftand 

gaping,  aM  gating  abouty  as  home-bred  ïmdêm  doe 

when  they  come  into  an  honour  able  prefinee  ;  (hnce) 

alfo^ohehoUwifUy^  atfiy  to  couet  greodifyy  eaarfy  t§ 
^  m^^neri  Looke  Béer.  . .    ,  f^K.  I 

Bbycullm^ii^BahuîiiTViwtt.  ..    .t. 

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Bzyk  :m.asB2MyOt' ai  BMc y  a ^^^       fGafc- 
Bayonnette  :  f.  A  kind  fffkall  flat  pocket-dagger yfinr- 

nilhed  with  Ifniues  j  or  d  great  knifi  to  hang  at  the  gir- 

dlej$l(e  a  dagger.         V    v 
Bayonnicr.  as  Arbaleftier.  (kn  old  word.)     /         ^ 
Bazaiie  :  (.  Sheepes  leather  drefled  like  Spanijh  leathery 

and  coloured  redygreeneyikry^^^ 
'     coueringsofbdokes. 
Bazaner.  as  Befanner  {alfi^tj^loty  ftaincyor  befmearty 

(aswithbUckingi)  tobUak^eytobeduske.        ^^ 

Sc  bazaiier.  To  wax  bUakeyt^mieyfwartybkckfjh. 
Bazanne.  ^  Bazane.  \      " 

Bazaverefque:  f.  The  name  ofk delicate  Itafian^eare 

thatsripeinAuguft.  U 

Baze  :  f.  A  Bafis,(?r  Bafè  ;  thegrouttdyfinndationyrootyOr 

foot  ofathing'^  Looke  BàCc. 
Bazenne.  ^  Bazanc. 
BazeCte.  Toile  baz.  (linnen)  cloth  which  is  but  balfi 

whitcyor  hath  riot  beene  throughly  ti^iterud. 
Bazilles  :  f.  Rocke  SampireyCrefim^rt^ 
Bazochei^^^Bafoche.     - 
Bçant  :  in.  ante;  f.  Gapingy  openâtg  the  mouth  wide  y 

alfiKgav^ngwiftlyyVnmannerfyyOrJm^ 
Bearnwi  Trouince  ofAqiutadncyfeutedat  the  rooty  or 

footyOfthe^Pyreneanmountaines.    \  \i 

Cape  de  Beam.  See  Cape. 
/C*eft  la  loy  du  pays  de  Beam  queïe  batu  paye  Ta- 
-^  mende  :  Prov,  The  cuftome  ^/Bean\c  iSytbat  hetbait 

beat  en jhall  pay  for  the  bloudwipe. 
Beat: m. ate: i  Happieyblejfedy  boly^acred*yperfi6ly 

excellent. 
.  Beat  perc.  as  Beaupere. 

Habitdebeat^onglesdcchàt:Prov.  ^wolfi  ina 

jheepesskin. 
Beatific:  m^ee:  f. Beatified:,  madebleffed. 
Béatifier.  To  béatifie  ;  to  make  blejfedyfaxredyOr  bappie. 
Beatiies  :  f.  ^  Beatilles. 
Beatilles  :  f.  TrinketSyOr  vaine  toy  es  y  wherewith  firucaU 

people  decke  themfelues  ;  trifles  y  niflesyodde  attires-j  aU 

fiyWomenofalawftature. 
Beatitude:  IfieutitudeybkjfednejfeyhapphefeyfiReiti^y 

fidnefje  ofperfiHiony  per  fiai  good?tefe ,  or  tranqui- 

litie. 
Beau  :  m.as  Beauté  ;  (whence\) 

Quand  beau  vient  fur  beau>beau  petd  fa  beauté  : 

Prov.  Beautiefet  of  by  beautie  lookes  beaflfyi  tr^eaur 

tie  vfed  as  a  foyle  to  beautie  fiyles  it.  j 

Beau  :  m.  belle  :  f*  Beautiousyfidrey  beautifiU  *yfeemefyy 

comely  -,  propery  handfome  y  grace  fill  ;  of  a  goodly  pre- 

fenceycfAfweetafieèlyOfapUafitgdye^hui.  \  . 

Belle  daine«  ^  kf^  ofDwak  >  or  fleepmg  Night-^ 

fiade. 

TQm\}eMX.Takeyouktfureyfofiandfiâ^ 

hold  there  hoe  lynou^s  as  good  as  afiafl. 
^AhcTSlifuhÀzrgcat.  Round  play  yin  good  eamefty 

m  good  proportion  y  tog^àourpofiy  or^meforanothtry 
^su'u^\  ■        •         .••-■  ^P  ;  ■  • 
'A  beau  icu  beau  retour.  ^  tUfora  taty  a  tut  fn  a 
'tujbyas  good  iuerywbit  as  was  brought. 

-  Pay  boiU  attendre.  1  flay  to  much  purpofe^  here's 
goUfytarryingfkreilJbaUbutlosfemyl^ 

foeuer  1  tarrieP  -  •    ' 

Ilabeaufiurc  chois  dc.  Hehatbgoodleatsitochufi. 

Uzhem 

getvp  asiate  as  be  will.  Seeke  Lam.  5^^ 

11$  ravoyoit  beau  flatter.  Tbeyw&egfad^orfiuMf^ 

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in  Ins  /muthjjùr  rioiv  he  hatb  hit  It  fuKC^ 

'^',  II  luy  I'a  bailie  belle.  He  hathfoldhima  bargaine^he 
hath  giUKn  htm  the  boots  yd  gleel{e^or  ludgeon. 
W  Tavoit  failli  belle.  Hcfcapedfkircy  or  miffed  it  nar- 
rorvly^he  yp^k  very  pe  ere  it  y  he  was  very  lil{e  to  bane 

\    hadyorhityit. 

Beau  chanter  fùuvcnt  cniiye  :  Pfov.  Sweet fmgmg 
often  loathes  IS.    '      x 
Belle  cherc  &c.  L/Jpifct»  Chere.    ^     - 
Belle  chofe  eft  toft  r avie:Pro.^  goodly  thing  is  quicl{; 
lyfnatchcdvp. 

Belle  femme  mauvaifeteftc  :  Vïo.  Faire  women  ei- 
ther cHrflyOrcrueU^bc./  "^  * 
Les  beaux  hommes  au  gibet:  Pro.  The  gibbet  malles 
anendofpropermcn.          i 
Petites  pucclles  font  enfemblc  belles  r  Prov.  lM\{e 
Pucelle.              '            /         ^ 
Qui  vice  eft  bcau,qui  apporte  encores  plus  beau  : 

,    Prov.  N(?  mans  cjleemdfo  faire  as  he  that  comes  full- 
handed.  '■■'        '^ 

Bc:!Ucoup.  Mf^rh^^reatlyyû  great  deale  j  alfoymahy. 
Beaucoup  otfrir  à  vn  qui  peu  demande,  c*eft  luy 
nier  tout  a  plat  fa  demande  :  Prov.  To  offer  much  to 
him  that  as^cth  little^  is  flatly  to  denic  him  the  little  he 
ast^cth. 

Trois  beaucoup5&  trois  peu  dcftruifcnt  Thommc: 
Pro,  viz.  To[peal(emuchyandlinow  but  little\to fpend 
muchy  and  hauç  but  little ,  to  frefume  vpon  much  y  and 
dtferue  bfit  little.  ^  / 

Beau-fils  ;  m,  A  flep-fonniyorfonne  in  law  ;  Seel^e  Fils. 

Beau^-frerc  :  m.  A  brother  in  law.  /  .. 

.  Beau-pcre  ?  m.  The  title  of  a  Frier  which  Is  a  Confèffor  5 
alfoy  a  father  in  law  j  alfoy  a  father  that  hath  be  flowed 
.  all h/s  children  in  mariage.  •  : 

1  Beaupré.  The  fprit-fayle  ofafhip.  ~-  * 

Beauregard  :  m.  A  Summer  hciffe^  0/  Graunge  j  a  houfe 
for  pleafureyflnd  recreation.  i#' 

Beauute  :  f.  BeaùtiCyfhirene[fe.fweètneJJe  offhuor-y  come- 
''  \  line ffcygoodlineffcygr ace fdneffe.  :    •      ..    i^ 

*(  Beauté  Grecque.  Se^  Grec. 

Beauté  fans  bonté  eft  comme  vin  cfvcntc  :  Prov. 
'  Beautie  without  goodneffc  is  lil(e  wine  that  k^tb  tai^en 
wind.    ■  ■,    '.  ..  ,  ,^.,  • 

Beauté  de  femme  fafcheux  rcfvcillc-matin  :  Prov. 
^(wanton)  womans  beautie  breeds  a  refilcffe  mor- 
ning.,     \   ■:    '--'"■  *  ■■•V,;, V  . 

Beauté  &  folic  vont  fou  vcnr  de  coitipaignc:  Prov. 
Beautie  and  filly  are  often  matcbt  together.   . 
Fy  dc  icuneflrc,&  dc  beauté  dcsgarnic  d' humilité  : 
Pro.I^(?JteFy.^  ^^  ^    •    :    ^  /.  ^       ,.,,     ^ 

Quand  bc;au  vient  fur  beau  beau  perd  fa  beailte  : 
Pro.  Beautie  layed  on  beautie  looi^ei  beaflfy.  ^^^  ^    . , 

Bcauyois.  The  name  of^  fruitfuU  red  Vme.   ^57:^^V-~~- 

Bec  :  na.  The  beal^ejsr  biihfa  birdy&c^  alfo^Foint  of 
land  at  which  two  riuers  meet.  v  -  -i*->^ 

Bcc  à  hfwfit.  Ulk^lejir^^ 

Eccd'Mhc.AtooQbemginpoaMafin.    '  ^  ^ 
Bee  dc  Cane.  U 1^  ofyinferSyWade  lil(e  a  duclfcs 
bea}(e 'yOndMBthed  within  to  hold  a  bullet  (fvr  the 
drawinf^êMtpl^tofitjlf.v^^  See 

.Cane.  .■  ;-';^:^.'-         <      -f  >f 

«!>ouIicrsâ  bcc  dc  cane.  Old-fiJlMned  ^eshamng 
longpeal(is^e  bealie$^l(mg  out  fir  their  têe-peece. 
Bec  dcCicoignc.  Tbebearb  Stor\s'biUyPini(;'n€edle^ . 

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alfOy  the  anterior  produilwn  ofthejhcidder  blade  ifù 
tearmedbyfemeAnatomifis. 
,  Bee  dc  eigne.  A  Swans-btU  •  a  Vinfc  r,  or  Inflrument, 
wherewith  SmgeonspuU  bullet Sy  &Cy  om  efthebo^ 
die.         .^  /" 

'  Bee  dc  faulcon .  .Afhfhm  ofToUfix  borne  by  the 
Feeres  ofVtancCy  and  by  the  French  things  F  enfumer  s  y 
L(?(>ifcr  Faulcon.  4 

Bec  de  grue,  as  Bcc  dc  Cicoignc  j  alfby  a  Surgeons 
toole  mode  lil^e  a  Cxanes  bill. 
Bec  iaiilnc.  5r^  Bejaunc. 
Bec  de  la  lampe  j  Thefocl(etyorfnuffe  of  the  lampe. 
Bec  large.  ^  Bée  dc  Cane.  ' 

Bec  dç  lézard.;  ^n  infirument  wherewith  Surgeons 
draw  out  bulle  tSyand  the  fp  lent  s,  of  bones. 
Bec  de  licure.  Anvpper  Up  cleft  vp  to  the  nofe.  \, . 

Bccd'o)x.mldtanfieyfiluerweed'yalfOythePoypoifiy 
orSea-hog. 

Bec  dc  perroquet.  A  Parrats  beal^e  ;  a  Finfer  which 
cpensy  andfhuts  with  a  Vice  y  andferiies  ta  puUjplmts 
(fbonesyand  other  bard  things yOut  oflhc  bodic. 
Coup  dc  bec  Apecti^bobyiobyOrfirol^e  with  the  bcabe 
efanangrie  bird 'y  and  (metaphor ically)  afioutyfcoffey  , 
girdy^ipycut'y  alfoya  mifchicfiyinïurieyor  ill  tumeJonei 
alfoyakiffe.  ^  -.  ;  - 

OiÇçaudchco  A  Faraf!teyOr Bu ffoonc. 
'Four  dcl^QC.  A  l^iffe-yalfoya  word  of  the  mouth. 
:    Avoir  bon  bec  To^ake  difcreetfyy  anfwere  warily^ 

aduifedlyyOY  cunningly.  \      ''      " 

Avoir  Ic  bee  gelc.  To  be  toigue'tyed.filentyhufht^  if 
his  lips  were  frof en  together.  • 

Flics  n'ont  que  Ic  bec.  They  are  all  tongue ythey  can 
-doe  nought  but  prate  y  bdbky  tatle  ;  oiy  they  are  but  a 
little  fnout^fàre  y  all  their  reft  is  not  worth  looking 
■  at.  ^    ._,.-* 

II  a  bien  d'autre  paillc  au  bee.  There's  other  {ind of 
fiUffeinhimy  he  is  another  manner  of  many  then  you 
4hinl(e  ofy^ 

Faillir  parle  bec.  fa  caufe  ne  faillira  p;u:  le  bcc. 
His  matter  will  net  he  loft  fir  want  ofwùrds. 
Faire  le  beç  à  vn .  To  teach  one  befire  hand  what 
■hejhalffày.  •.     /"  - 

Il  luy  pafla  la  plume  par  le  bec.  mc  drew  his  penne 
through  his  lips  ;  he  baffledyridyguUed^bufed  him. 
Tenir  Ic  bcc  en  Tcaii.  To  dally  with -^  todelay^imufe, 
orholdinfu^ence.  /'  "% 

U  n'a  pastçnulcbec  en  l'eau.  A  man  mny  fafèly 
fayyheisdyunkeyiuthcthatfayeSyTmhwater^monts 

mm.  ■■/•.  ■^^■..       ■.•■'*.=  •..■.•-'•.•.,■•■ 

Ëccafle: fl  A JVoodcocke ;  5f^îBcccaflç.^  >  ; 

Beca{lèau>  Becaiîine>  &  Becalîbn .  «^  Snheyor 

Beccane^  A  l(indofkiéci(e  gjrape  which  yeeldethanex^ 
teUentwine.        ^  ^^ 

Btccxd.Tbe fimaU Salman.     ^  ■■':■:']:: '.'^■'■}' 

^     \  A^f^^coçl^e.  -  -  s^  .--i •;; /. 

Beccaffe de  mer.  ThefiaFie\ alfhji  t^mdjof^.    • 
[t^ftmt.  ASnite^ Sm^e.     ''^^-•''■^'■■'■''^•-^^ 
m.  éc  :  f.  GuUedyabufèa^odecel(îfid^^e 

a  woodcocl^e.  r  -  ■•;^  ;  '    .  •**-^,v   '         :.  :  * 

Bieccafleau  im.A  Snite  ;  ajfo^  Httbjyêodcoctff. 
BeccaiÇne**  f.  asBcccaSiczuiâSmte^^^ 

Bcccalton:  m.  The  fame.  #i4?S^?5|^ 

Beccu  :  m.  ue  :  f.  Biàl(id  \  having  a  betjjif  ibeia^i-Gl^e  ; 
JbdrpeyOrhoêl(edyasabfi'dsbiU.       a  ■      '<-^^4ii^^'--^ 
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BccdalFc.  fRab.4ifBcccafl'c. 

Bccdoyc  ^7>^//^^^^- 

Bcdigue.  Thedaintie  little  birdyCaUed  by  fomCya  Gnat-^ . 
fnayp^fy  or  Fi^-eater  \(l  rather  thinl^c,^  that  wanting 
the  bird,  as  we  doey  we  w:int  alfo  a  aamefb/  it.)     ^ 

Bcche.'f.  AninfirumentofHu6baniriey&Cy  hauini^a 
crooliedyOr  in-bendingy  and  beal(e'lilie,head  ;  and vfed 
fir  the  openmgyOr  breathing  vpyofhardyorftony  ground^ 
wber  einto  the  ]^tk\ic(or]pade)cannot  enter. 

^CchchoiSim.  A  Speight yOrWoèd'pici{er.  . 

Bêchée  :  f.  A  be:i\e'JuUyOr  billrfiiUgf-y  alfoy  thepecl(mg 
opin  angrie  bird.m  . 

Becher.  ^  Bcfchcr. 

Bechet.^  Brochet  ;^Piit^,/îjf^.  i 

BechevetAcftc  à  tcftc  Bcchevet.  the  play  with  pin  s  y 

called JieadSyand  points'y  alfuythe  lying  oftwohia  bedy 

the  one  right  y  the  other  with  hU  head  at  the  feet  i  See 

Belchcvet.    ' 
Bêcheur  ^^  Bcfchcur. 
Bechi  que  :  f.A  medicine  fir  the  Cough. 
Bcchï^rç.AtenipefiyOrftorme.  ,■  ■  '^ 

Bcchll :  m.  ue:  f.  Beal^edyhaumga  bca1(eylil(eabird^ 

hdnl^edyqrfh^rpeyéU  a  bealie.  ^ 

Bechus.  -I  k^nd  ofdefirmed  thing  in  the  ft  ay  thats  ne'tn 

ther  fipjynor  plant yyetftemes  to  moue  of%tfelfi.^Lzx\r 

gucd. 
Becquade  :  f.  A  peclie yiobyOr  boh  with  a  beal^e. 
Becque  :  f.  A  ditchy  or  trench  made  vpon  the  high  way  j 

("/i^^^^Pechc^  fNorm.)r 
Ticcquc.  Beal(^ed'y  a  tearme  of  Hera/drie. 
hccc^ucbo.,An^oodpec\eryffr  Highaw. 
Becquée-viiBcchcc.        v  - 

Becqucfiguc.  ^  Bccfiquc. 
Bee  quer.  To  peci^eyor  bob  with  the  hea\e.  ^    ' 

Becquet.  The  name  of  an  apple  thatî  good  to  ie  eaten 

raW'^alfiyaPil^e(fiJhy]lLaol(^eBcquct.    ' 
Becquetant:  m.  zntt:f.Pecl(mg^abird*y  alfoyitod- 

ding  with  the  head  *y  a  Ifby  playing^  or  checl(ing^  lil(eA 

horJèyWith  tbemouth. 

Fiim  becquetante.  BitingyOrprîcIpng^Hnger.     : 
Bfxqncté:n\.éc:{.Pecl(edyor  tabbed  af.     V 
Becquctement  :  m.  Apec^in^y  alfo^a  noddingi  alfo^ 

checl(tng  with  thejnouth.      ^  ^^    >^-       /  ^;  >«> 
Beccjueter.  Topecliey  lil^e  a  birdi  idfoy  to  nodwitkth^ 

head:,  alfoya  horfeto  plajyor  checl^e  with  the mêtêtb./;^ 

Bedacier;  %ere  :  f.  B^rffc-%  j  of  w  belonging  ioy  a 

teidle.  ^ -. '^-  ''■>.  '  ' ^  ■■■''-*^  v;v.^- -> . • .- *■-„>  ■  •^r. %>; r  •  - ■■  ^  ■■-"■•  \^    V 

Bedaine  :  f.  Ajhort  barre  (ffittky  or  pfynn  j  alfoyH 
firJ^ed  arrow  fir  a  Croffe-bawi  alfoyitt  biclfti  ^^^fi^ 

-  gutSyOr  gorbeUie  yalfoythe  beUyi  arid  hence  y  *^^^-^^ 
Prendre  bedaine  fur  la  plaine  T#  tal(ttbêifluj[kre 
of  his  belly  an  the  ground  ;  orytofill  onhu  bettyJ^^^^i: 

Bedat.bojs  h.oaytà7Lt.Anml^fidwo0din  ikooJtbu 
lyes  not  open^yk  not  common,   y*^ 

Bedaud:  m.  ^  fidU^  minm^  fituênritti  â  dilTmg^  on 

-^-    Mon ^tht&mLMfpe^ 

IBedeauitt;^  À  Beadle  y  a  rergeriatfo,  ^  Normait- 

4jSér£em\êtCatchp0kmfimi^t0tbeS 
Bcdcgar:  m,  Ottr LdMes tbiftle.   ^   vs^  i^   -*>:^»i*^' 
Bede^iM»  À  €frtâmi  apfUyihatytelds  mofl  ek 

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BQdonim.ATabretyalfoythebeUy.  '     .      ' 

Mon  bedon.  My  pre  tie  rogue  ymy/weet  bully.  ^ 

Gcquc  die  le  bedon,  a  dd  credit  Ion  :  Prov.  The 
belly  inuft  alfo  be  liftned  vnto\  the  appetite  bearesjgreat 
fwjy  in  all  humane  allions.  '     . 

Bedodidaine  :  f.  That  part  of  the  belly  which  is  between 
thenaueUyandpriuities. 

Bcdonncr.Toplayvponatdber.  ^ 

Bedoual.  ^  Bedpuau. 

Bedouau.  A  young  Brocf^eyOrBadge/i  alfoya  fea-coby  or 
fea-fuU.  \      /»  V^ 

Bcdoue.  A  Gray  ^BroclieyBa fin  ^Badger.       '  ^  ^ 

Bee  :  f.  The  bleating  ofajheepe  ;  alfoya  hoUyOuertureyOr 
opening^n  the  wallyOr  other  partyofa  houfe  &c. 

Bée.  guculebée-  Gap'mgyWith  an  open  mouth.       '    . 

Bzdzwt.AJheepe.  f Barr,       . 

Beellcmerit  :m.A  vleatihg  ;  m^the  criebfafheepe. 

BçQl\cY.TobleatyOrcrieyli/(eaJheepe.    • 

Bccment:  m./^gj/)/>/g.        s  •. 

Been  :  tn.^?t  Arabian  Plantyof  two  ^indsy  viz. if  whicey 
^    anda-redine-y  (which  difference  U  bred onely  by  their 
roots.)  ^  :>  *      ^ 

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Been  rouec.  The  red(Arabijn)  Bene  -,  the  fame  Her- 
ballifts  caUyTid  ï^alerianyOr  Cow-bafiUy  and  other Sy 
IJmeworteyOr  Catch- flyeyred Bene  ;  all  improper  ly. 
!er .  To  gape^  or  open  the  mouth  very  wide ,  Lool^e 
Bayer- 
Beer  contre  vn  four.  tSyW  efeSlyOs  mi^h  aSy  To  halt 
before  a  cripUy  orjpeake  Utine  befi/re  clérl(es; 
Befflc  :  ra  •  ée  ;  f.  Deceiued^oclfed^uUed.     ^ 
Bèffler.  To  deceiuey  mocl^Cy  or  gully  wjth  fiire  words^ 

Beffleries  :  f.  ToolerieSymocl{ermygudgeonSygulleries. 
Bcffiroy  :  m.  A  Beacon,  ory  a  fvatch- tower  y  from  which 
things  may  be  difcernédfirre  of^  alfiyan  Atlarum  belly 

alfoyafuddainefiare\alfo^pkcewheremwUd\be<^^^  * 
oYe  l^ePt  J  Lool(C  Baflroy 

Bcgauaer.  To  ày/f/. 

Begaycment:  m.  A  fimbrmg^mafftmgtn0pe  mouthy 
ana(mojl  properly)  the  imperfiSi  pronum'uaim  of  a 
ehildytbatbegmsyor  but  leameSyto^eal(e.         ,*     . 

Beguayer.  TofimbUyfimbfey  maffle  in  the  mouthy  to 
-  ^eéU(e  imperj^iifyy  oryosacbildy  thai  but  béffns  tû 
jpea{e.  /       -  ^  -   ? 

Begude  :  C^  CoteyCottageytbatcbedJhed^Jhelter. 
tiegiicif.  A  Sea-mew. 

Be^e:  com.  Famblin^/umbUngymaffling  in  the  mouth; 

tmperfiâlly^r  childiMyyjpea\ing. 

Navire  b^ue.  AJlip  whofefiemmey  bealfey  ornofe  is 

pointed  with yrohyiorbrajfe. 
Beguce:m.^Beguer«  ^        * 

'  Beguef  :  m.  A  Sergeant  y  or  Officer  y  that  executes  the 

commaundements  giuen^  andCommijJ^nsfen^^j^J^ 

the  publicl(e  Majpfiate.  f(Rczmois^  Mt#^ 

BçguçyemenL  4*  Bcgayenicnr^ 

Begueyçr-  4«f;Beguaycr.   ^ 

Begum:  m.  A  Biggin  fir  a  child.  f^^tv 

Bruines: f.  AnOrder§fNunneSyOrreBff$uàwmn 
wboconmonfjfbeMlloldyOt'T^l^i^J^^^s.  ^ 

tkpUtiér.7^pMonaBigp^ 

làéiCti.  Avery  cordudtrootyOftm^f^^ 

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Behburd  :  m.  A  Jitfle^r  Tourner  offumy  ttgetber  with 
iauncesy  and  battleaxes  y  alfê,  a  bufilin^  or  blitficring 
noyft, 

Benourdir.  To  iufl  together  with  latmcesj&C,  to  mal^e  d 
bujllinynr  blufleringnoifi, 

Behoiirais  :  m.  ^  buftlmg,  rombUngy  m^'mg  tf  many 
men  together 'yalfoyablufiéring  of  mnds.       '      , 
T eaàchchoméis.  A  bone- fir e.    , 

Bcjaunage  :  m.  SimplieitieyWant  of  experience Jac\e  */ 
knowleJgeyVmkilfibeffe'y  dottijhnefeyfitt^efe. 

Bejaunc^jn.  Anouke-,  a  kteprentife  to^ryongbeffH- 
gmner  inyaTra4eyOrArt,afoyafimple>ignorant,vnex- 
periencedy  Ajfe  ;  d  ruie^  vnfiijhmedy  home-bred  bey- 
don-y  afotynimtey  doult,  noddie-y  one  thats  bUnlct, 
éptd  bath  nought  to  fay;  when  hee  hath  mft  need  to 
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Hedy  byfchoUersy  offucb  atareneyvfy  admitted  into 

their focietie. 
Bejaunerie  :  f.  4»  Bcjaunage. 
Bejaun^e:  f.  SimpUcitie^ung  imoranct,vns1(ilfidnèjfef 
I      rinnt  of  experience  yfiftiJhnepydoU/Jhnefe, 
Beignet  y  Corruptly yfirBiffïet.  fRàb. 
Bci^c.  asBcaxc, 

Bcillottes  :  uAkpmes'yOryOa^e-appUs. 
Bciflcim.  Thr'Orelep^vnder-hatches/faPtip, 
Bel  :  m. belle  :  f.  F/iire  ^Ci  4» Beau. 
BtlTMa^oiBcamd-yOryafedle^inionJauourite, 
Bel^nne.  ^  certaine  littUy  slfole-leffe,  great-beaded, 

fmall-mouthedyfindfluirpe-beatiedj^  <fthe  Méditer-: 

raneoHyOr  Grecian fea }  <md  there  but  rate  j  in^urfea 

neuerfiene.  , 

Bckr,  At  BaMcr.  to  bl^te,  * 

BcIctcr.^Beeller.    .  ;  v- 

Belette:  (.AweeftU,  vv- 

Belette  lâide.  Authors  M^ee  not  what  beaft  thk  ù  ; 
The  etdones/indmofi  efthe^  interpretors  hold  it  to  be 
the  Ferret  j  others,  a  Fitch,  or  FuUmart  y4)thers  (leafi 
probabfy)  an  Otteryor  water  iVeefiU.         ■     m 
^liard:Bi*  AKamme,  w 

BéCic.Ali^ndofred^gtteuleSytnBliajoi^         * 
Bélier:  m.  A  Somme  i  è^o,  tifaxuient  Engine  of  batterie 
p  called.  ■  1 

Bcliermarin.  ThefiaKammeiaffrèât^andraueims 
^.enemtetofifbermen, 

Bcucrs  d'un  preflbuer.  The  branches ',  tbttwoffeor 
~~tefibeames»faPrelfe,. 
Chicfaes  de  belier.  Ai/^^  Citebesjblad[e  Citehes^ 
CovSûlc  Acheter.  A  baU^made  of  a  Rammes  (od, 
Bclan*dsB<ilict.ARamme. 
^  Mafdier  en  belin.  T»  immbk,asoait  tbdt  wants 

Beliné:m.ce:f.  Ranmtd;a^eofBbd,begmkd,ffU- 
lid.  ■         ■■    ■    ■^:--.:'V  ..■■..■■  .■-  ■:.=:^ 

Be&ner*  T«  rammty  alfo,  to  eê/in,  bejgmte,  decmty 

Bdinge:ii^«rTiretaine.  ^Norai.      -iSj^  ;J!S^ 
Beliftraillc:  £  A  erne  tf  bettors  i  a  befè^,  (trptatM-h 

Bclifire:  ttLjbèipar,va^Md,/ceMi^illpi^mtfi 
^fiM,po»relpi4Me.mêiier9ffte,      ^'*   4  ^.i?    : 
h«:\Mkts»i:m,Aiittk^ymngpeiptr.   ' 
Beliibréemexit  Btiurfy,  begffnff^bé^, 

I  B^imrtt.Toi^fimÈweùdirtJofintbike^^ 

■  ■'  ^bafejèttnp.       '  >;*f  \>>/'Vv:::,^-''-f*'^  -  ~  ■  ^. 

Bdjiftrcrie:£  ietànifini^ 


leud,  baft,  «r  filtbie  aSl-,  alfoy  a  thing  of  little,  or  n» 

worth.  '     * 
Bclif^citè  :  f.  A  woman  Beggar  -,  dVoxie,  éMorte,  bafe 

^ueane.  ■    '  '  *    - 

BclitreiTe.  (Adieffiuefy)  begging  importunate,  beggar- 

(ik^jor  beggarly.  ■  ^     ' 

BeatraiUc.*»BeliftraiUe.  " 

BclitTC.MBtURte^  a  bèggar'y&c,  *    - 

Bclitrer;  4*  Beliftrcr }  rt*<-r  J  <^f . 

Belitreric.-wBeliftrerie. 

BcUaftre  :  com . Fairijh, reafonabljffiire,pafable,fofo, 

femtwbat  Ulie.  '  ' 

Bellateur  -.m.A  warrior  i  a  projijfed  Soul&tr, 
Bt\hxi\cc'.i.A\ii2^,vrH'arrior,eff(e,  * 

Belle.  Tfcr)f»i»wfo/BeI,<»rè/BeauiZ:«o^f  Beau.     . 
Belle-dame.  Great  Nightjhadeypr^  l(tnd  ofVwateycv 
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Bellement.  FaireiyJ/eautifiiUy',  alfo^oftlyygently^afdy, 

at  leifure,by  kttle  and  little. 
Belle-mere:  £  a ftép>-Motheryor(mofi proper fy)amether 

in  law  ;  au,the  wiues  motber^n  regard  of  the  hmbasid, 

&c,  •  .        * 

Bcflcque:£^c»«r.. 

BeIIettc.«Bclettc  ^_^  • 

Bellettemcnt  Freti^ioifojiire andfififyi at leifurt, 
fn  little  ind  little. 

BeDe-vidcre.  Thefitwer  called  Slew  beUs  -,  or,  m  Bd- 

▼edere.   ■  ■■    ■:-■:■,;,■;  '•.  _     •  - 

Bellic<»  Belie. 
Bellin.  as  Belin. 

Belliquc^Jènient.  MarttaU/yWarlikelyy  werfirhrgfy. 

Belliqueux:  m.  euiê:£  Warlil^e,  wartiall,  valorous, 

filtofprowejfe,  vakant  i»  armes ',  warfiirvfg^'ft  fy 

warre,  .  .  --^ -^'-^ "■''■"' '^^hJm 

Belliric  iva.A  round  Mirabolan  plumme,fomepplmufe 

then  the  Chchvie.   , 
Bellifbahdic  :  £  Beggarie,vagabondrie,roguerie,  , 
Bdliflrandier  :  m.  A  beggavya  great  needie  rogue, 
BcUocïCt.  A  PuBacetrecyOr  mid  Plum-tree. 
Bellot  :  m.  otte  :  £  Prettieyielfy,feme»batfiàre,  ntM, 
handfome.  Y'  ■ 

Ma  Bellottel  Atyprettie  Ptgsnie,  <sj  iÉ 
Bclliœe:  £  «•»  Bekigue. 
^Bcloae.«*Belçtte.^WerjflX.  ,  '  •. 

"Bdiouztif'Tbe  lower  bavard  înaTems-court, 
Belvedere.  A  certaine  Jhrub  which  grcwes  to  d  mon 
he^ht,  in  the  proportion  if  a  fifre  tree,  fill  of pleafau 
ffeene  bôughes  rambling  branches  ofHyfope  ',  it  may 
(    veryweUbe&rMmetodefiax,wbidfbyUauansucal' 

iee^,  Belvi^ert.  :.    " 

Behrguc:  £  A^ke,  orfiarl(leoffire^(^xoytBi.)al- 

/},M  Milan  matin.  .^i.^*&i  •■,-...;■.,>    •■ 
Belofies^u  •.  m.  A  bouHtr^  Uniting  clotb.  ;  < 
^L\xt9Qe:m.  ASfùnifirboidtmgofmeale*       ' 
BéiatctiiiVt.Ahoulter,orbonUiniclotb^ 
-Bduteiiieiit.«rBdutage.  * ,,  ;  è 

BéiXtct*To  boult',alfè^o/wme, 
Beizoin.  dvi^e  douce  j  «Tytf  Bcnjobi»' 
Bémol.  B)&rjj  (a  tearme  ofMuftke-^Seeife'B, 
j^CIl.  (rfone£dUble)an  atomatkiulnnt^  altorne,n^»ert' 
if  the  Ferfmets  oykrf  Benne  is  made-,  fomecaUit^be 
oyBeAlforne,  :  *   «j, 

Bén.(oftmoJyUaih^4ietname  uitahianflâm^tmo. 
ijads,  thé  om  bearing  a  white,  the  other  a  red  root; 
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Been,  ^^ 

Benarric  The  little  blac^-headed  bird  called^  ACnat^ 

[napper.      "  ^.  -         , 

Bcnde  \  Bcndeicttfc.  See  B andc  &  Bandelette.     % 
Beildcr.^  Bander.    \       .   • 
Bene.  ^  meafurc  ofcoales^ivorth  about  three  fous.  ' 
"Rcncdli^im.tcif.  BliftyhappiCybU'Jled. 
...  Huile.bcnediél.  Oyle extracted  by diftillationfrom 

tylesyor  bricl(^csy  which  haue  beenejieepedfome  time  in 

veryoldoyle.         f    HL'  * 

Benedi6lioii  \f.  A  benedi6lion^  bewfbn^blejftng  -,  a  w- 

jhin^of  ail  good  liicl^evnto.     -,  * 

Bencncc:  m,  A  bcnefity  fhnourypleafure^  good  office^ 

good  turne  ;  alfoy  a  Benefice  ^  alfày  a  Pm^e^or  Billet  m 

a  LottCYÏc  ;  (iti  old  time  à  fief  vpos  alfo  called^  Bene- 

hce.)  P  • 

•Benefice  û  (împle  tonfure.  The  place  of  a  Prebendy 
.    or  Carport]  any  BeneficCyOr  Jpiritnall  (ining^^that  is  with- 

out  a  charge  of  foules. 
Beneficence  :  f.  Libcralitiey  bountïeybeneficenceyplea-^ 

fure-doing.  ^  * 

Beneficial  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Belonging  to  à  Bene  fee. 
Bénéficié.  An  incumbenty  or  beneficed man^^  one  that 
.   hath  a  Benefice^  V' 

Bqieficience  :  f.  Benefcence  fiber  alitiez  a  befiomngof 
uoursy  a  conferring  of  benefits^  a  doing  ofpleafure 

anyway.    * 
Bénéficier:  m. /rif  Bénéficié. 
Bénéficier.  TogmeA  Bene  fie  e-y  alfo  yto  con  ferre  benefits, 

beftow furors y^loe  pkafuresygoodofficesygood  t^nes,  ' 

Beneft.4:5Benec.  / 

Bcnti^icïim.Aboly-waterpotyOrJîoc^e. 

Benêt:  m.AfimpleyplaineydoUifl/fkllQWy  anoddipea^ey 
a  ninnyhammer,  a  pta-goofe,  a  coxe,  afiUie  compa- 
nion. I       '/^  ■■'••■■ 

Bénévole  rxôm^  Jvell-TriUingyfi'iendlyyliindygraciotis, 
.  fkuotJrabte  'ygcntieycourteou^. 

Benevolence  :  f.  A  weU-wittingyOrgoodwiU^^afimoury 

Ifinanejje^beneuolence. 
Beniél:  m.  idc  :  f.  BUffedy  holy,  blifefilli  See  Be- 
.    nift       .        ^ 

^  \tmcnX0nignelyygentlyyCOurteouJfyyfitHourabfy, 
g^aciùufiyyl(inafys  ;  likeraUyJbountifiiUy. 

Behi^neté  :  f-  Benignitieyhumamtieygentlenejey  cour- 

^efieygracCyfiiHoùr^mdneffeybountieygoodnefl^^ 
Beniiîg  :  m.  Bénigne  :  f.  BenignCy  gentUy  ceurteouSy 
y  gracious^  fiiuourabky  l(mdy  gàod y  ûberall y  bounti- 

Benjoin:  m.The  aromatkall  gummeyCalledBcnjatmny 
<7r  Benzoin.  ,  ^     . 

Benjoin  francois.  The  hear  be  MéufUrw9rte,§r  fiilfe 

Pellitorieofspaine. 
Bénir-  Tobleffe^  to  wijhweUvnto.  ^       ' ,     tf!  ;  l  y  ' 

Bénir  la  table.  Tay2rygrtfr^  v  ^    ^ 

BtXi\^ox\.Ablejjjn^orbenifon. 
Bcnift:  m.Benifte  :  £  flo/y^/e/Tîrrf, 

Eau  bcnifte  de  Cave.  Ga(wf  rfri»^jf  t    ^ 
^V  Eau  benifte  de  Cour.  G00i/n^orâff .i^Jl^e  Eau. 
_  Pain  benift.  Holy  bread.  LoolfeV^àn.         / 
Beniftrc.^  Bénir.  •  / 

Benne  :  f.  A  Binm  j  or  y  as  Banne  ;  alfoya  great  facile  fir 
*    cûrneyçr  cûales  i  alfhythe  headypr  borns  ^a  Stag. 
Benncl  :  m.  A  Tumkrelly  w  clofe  cart  5  a  dung-cart^  (nr 

Beniicrrc  :  £  Éa[iyW  kw  mripli^m  (caUedfi  k  ûld 
Beaoi«  :  m.  Beniut  (a  mans  nme-y)  alfi^  Benêt, ,' 


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Benoid  :  m.  6le  :  (.Looke  Benift. . 

Bcnoi^t:f.HearbeAuenSyBennetyOrbteJfed.      • 
Benoift.  ^^  Benet,d^  ^  Bcnoiâ. 

Benoifticr  :  m.  A  holy-rvater  potior  poc{e. 

Benoitte.  ^  Benoifte. 

Benzoin.  ^  Benjoin. 

Bcquarre,  byJharpCy  (a  terme  ofMufrclie.) 
'  Beque  :  f.  Afea-coby  or  Sea-guU.  .       ;'; 

'  Bequée. ^Bêchée.      ^  '    / 

Btquebo  :  m.  A lvood-pec\ery'or highart^e.  ^Vic^  - 

Bequenauld  ;  m.  Aprattle-baslfct-^aprating  boy.' 

BequenâiUde  :  f./<^/vïf//;7^g/rfc. 

Bequer.  ^/ Becquer. 

Bequeru  r  m*  A  rveeuelly  or  little  blacl^ey  andcorhe-de- 

udurihg  vermine.      -       ' .  .    , 

Bequerut.  Ai(mdeofOUue. 
Bequet  :  m.The  fijh  called  dfil(e -y  alfoythe  name  of  a 

forvrijhaple 'y  as  h  ccqucz. 

.  Bequet  de  mer.  A  daintieylittteyand  fong-nofed  roc\^ 

fijh  ;  not  very  commony  nor  aboue  fixe  fingers  long. 
Béquilles  :  f  Crutchesyfor  lame  per fons.  \  x  • 

Bequillon;  m.  A  little  beal^ey  or  bill  of  a  bird  y  &c. 
Bequu.  ^  Bechu- 
her 'An  oldtvordyfignify'ing  as  much  ^>l^aut  Seigneur  j 

or  Barony  aifoy  as  B erceau  ;  a  cradle  \  andy  heme  ; 

Apprins  au  ber  dure  iufques  au  ver  :  Pro.  Men 

loofe  not  till\they  dye  thedy  their  youth  fets  on  them. 
Berangene  :  K /i  certaine  Spamjh  ffuiôly  that  refeni^ 
.    blés  a  pear  e  y  an4  graives  necre  the  ground  lil^e  a  Me-  . 

ton.  .     / 

Berberîs.  The  barberie  tree.   . 
Bercail  :  m.  Aflocl(Cy  as  ofjheepy  &c.  * 

Bercé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Kocl^edy  jhoggcdy  or  wagged  vp  and 

downcyosm^cradie. 

le  fuis  tout  bercé  de  cela.  1  am  throughly  ac<{4ainted 

mtbthat'yLool(^eyBcîŒ. 
Berceau  :  m .  A  cradle  -yalfoyan  arbor ^or  bower  in  a  gar- 

den  ;  alfoy  a  cafe  of  tinneytvoody  bar  lie  y  &c  j  wherem  a 

brol^en  member  is  inclofedytbereby  tojfpofe  ityand  l(e.ep 
^  it  in  the  iuH  forme  which  it  bath  pteafed  the  Surgeon 

tçgiâit^ 
Btïccmèntim.  Arocî(ingiJhoggingy/winging. 
Bef  cer.  To  r&cke  in  a  cradle  y  alfo  y  to  fbogyor/wing-y  See 

*Berler.      -  ;       ^  w      r 

Berche  :  £  The  peece  of  ordnance  caUedyaBafe. 
Bercheric  :  £  Prouifiony  or  Storjty  ofBafes  (in  ajhip.j 
Berchot  :  m.  The  little  wrenne\  our  Ladies  benne. 
Berdin  :  m.  Thefhet-fijh  calledy^  Ljfmpyneyor  a  Lempet. 
htiit:î*A^irtl{eyjheUapleyCha0ncb.  -, 

Bergamalquc.  Il  boucîc  fa  feme  à  la  BcrgamaC- 

Suc.  As  the  (It^Hzn)  Ber ^imaslfSyWha bue l^le  vp 
eir  wines  &c.  with  a  demce  lilfc  a  trujje  for  a  bur  fi 
han. 
Bcro^amotte  :  £  A  yellow  pe  are  with  a  hard  rindygood 
f(^ pétrie  i  alfOythe  delicate  ItsUzxifmall  pearécalledy 
the  Ber tftmotte  pear  e. 

Berger  :  m.  Aff^epheard.  \! 

Bourfc  de  berger  i^^jMalettc  de  beiger.       i^^! 
Uûcttcdcbct^et:.  The  herbe  fi^epheardspurfe^p^ 

heardsfcripypc^e-purfey  toywoody  coofeweedyor  cafe^ 
weidé'  ,        \  ■■-"■■'  •  .  '-v^^  '■  .  .--A^v;  *t7'  ■;>■' 

Verge  à  beiger.  The  ta-^U,  orfuBeri  thifiU  -,  ayi^v^a- 
terpUntaine,       .  >      ,     /;      r  > 

Vn  berger  à  peu  et  \>mt  gardant  les  Webis  à  la 
iMDtCif^dyOfoTU  that  bangs  mchaynes, 
BciECie  xt  ASbepbeardejfk,    r  •  ï.-     y 
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atfoytbe  slilUjvr  ttade^  of  l(eifmi^  feedings  and  gfajmg 

ofjheepè.  .  «^ 

Bcïgcrollcti  Ayoungjhepheardejji. 
Bergeronnette:^.  The  little  bird  called  a  Wagteuk^ 

aljb^ayoungyor  littUyJhepbeârdeJfe. 
Bergerotte.  n^BergcroUc.  AyMngJhepbeardeJfe. 
Bergier.^  Berger. 

Bergicrcrf.  Ajhepheardéffe.  ^ 

Bcrichot.  as  Berchot.  A  ivren. 
Bcrides*  CêrruptlyfirBcfydct.  A  paireof^eflacles. 

^Kob. 
BcrU.  4^  BcriUe. 
Beriflc:  m.  A  Bcrill]  afix-fquare  freciouéfiâney  ofétn 

oylieyorfea-greencycolour. 
Bcrl^ffc:  f.  À  Jlajhygajh/eepe  cutygreat  wound. 

BcrIafFc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Sl^Jhed^  g^fiedy  wounded  eu- 

treamely.  /      -*  ^ 

Berlaffer.  Tojlujh^gajh^i^oundextreâmefy.       * 
Berlan  :  m.  A  common  iipimg  heufe  j  a  boufe  of  gaming^ 
êr  of  any  other  dîforder.  "  ;.*    .: 

Compaignons  du  berlan.  Tot-compamons y  ale^ 
\night5\difordeYcdvnthrift5'ya  l(not  of idle^and  grace- 
lejji  fiUaweSy,  that^ôuer  apt^  vjk  to  cenfurej  a^  de- 
■  '  ■  ride  /tU  Ejlates.  •       "-  '  ■  '  '*^>t^'; rî-^^:*^     - 
Berlandier.  UnordinarîtiièMi0Hi^^ 

houfesia^yéel(eeperyOyowner^ime0fâem. 
Bcrie  :  f.  The  great  water  Varfempjoeat  water  Parfefyy 

orfaUde  Parfely  -,  called  alfo^HerSyand  Bell-rags. 
Berlin.  «Bcrdin. 
Bcrlingaflc  :  f.  Apeece  of  coyneworth  about  vj.  ij^^- 

Bcrlinguc.  4;ir  Bcrlingaflc* 

Bcrlong.  ^  Barlong.  . 

Bcrlue  ;  f.  The  being/and-bandyOr  purblind^  dulneJJiyOr 

dimrfijfe  of  fight.  -  y"    ^ . 

Berlue.  Purblinded/nade  fand-blind.  ;  ?  ^ 
Bcriuemcnt:  m.FurblindnejJe  ;  (>r,W»Bcrlue. 


mit  grojje  abfurdities'y)alfOyto  flout /noclfe^eridt/ule^ 
abufiyieaftyfcoffeat.  .  • 

Bcrnlc:  f.  Rugi  alfoyomant  le  thereof  •     . 

Ecrrctinim.  A  little cafyor  bonnet. 

BcvTocttcif.  A  nljeelebArrow. 

Bers.  4^  Bcf(vicU  mot")  tfr^  Berceau  ;  l(Vandotn. 

Bers dc chariot;  Tbfftdes^acliesyOriaylesofacha^ 

riet^waj^n.  I  ^  ^  tl       y 

Berfaut  :  m*  A^i^amey  or  whintainey  fir  countrey 
youths  to  run  at.  -  # 

Berfc.  Rocl^ed  in  a  cradle  j  Seel(e  Bercé. 

Il  Pa  fi  longucmcntocrîe  qu!  il  Ta  endormy  en  (on 
opinion.  Hehatb  by  hisfahre  words ^  and  longperfua- 
fions ylayed  afleepe  hU  iudgememymdwom  bim  to  be  of 

his  optittôn.  ■  .^^,/ -'.■■'■■  ^v^^''^^^^-'.'  ' 

Berfêau.^  little  cradle  j  or  as  lëtrceau  J  't'-y^'^ 

Berlcr.  To  rocl^e^in  acradle^  toJhog/nr}mmgvp  and 

downe.  -^; v.  \ 

La  tcflc  luy  berfe  en  gondolle.  His  bead  totters  lil{e 

a  boat  in  ajlorme.  ^       ^     ^.^^^^fj^ 

Bertaudc:  m.ée:  f.  CurtaUedya^o^notcbed^^ 
euenly.  -  .?î^;, 

Bértauder.  To  curtail  a  horfe  j  to  cut  of  his  eares  atd 
taile  'yolftyto  nêtchy  or  cut  the  haire  vneuenfy.:^:^.' 

Berthe  :  f.  Whtname  of  a  French  queene^  which  iku» 
excellent  hoi^kwifi  \  whence  the  Prouerbe,     t  t^' 
Au  temps  ^2ffcU<kûie,&^  «  The  greateft  womt» 
didinoldtimejpijiut^ 

Bertonncau.  -^«r^f^Ti^lÉ^f  N^ 
BertoudcriorBertourdcl^il^^  .  '  v 

Bertoufen  The  fame.        :^4î^  |^î?^r?|w  ^^    . 
Bertrand:  m.  Bertrand  (a  proper  name^n  m 
'  /Os  Bertrand^  The  (hare-Mone  ;  ûr,  thtcénhmâion  of 
the  great  bones  which  flanifc  the  fidesy  and'wbereuntê 
the  thigh-bones  are  ^ftened.  1|K  -^J^ 

"-'  KoyBcm2md.Therflittle)fVren.  ^X^^M^^^^''v.:i 
^DaàaufftïBcrtV2Œïà.Tobedrunl(e^y^^ 
Bcrluquer.  To  trifle  out  thi  time  (awordfometimes  I      fhotten^yto  whip  the  catyfhoo  the  goofeyotji^^edt- 


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Bernadet  ita.A  l(indof(waU-headed^greât-eyed,wideT 
J  moutbed,rougb and thicl(;-sl(tmted^og'.filh,  .  "*J 
'  Bemage  :  m.  The  carrUgeyprouifim,  bMftbold-fiufe, 
eqmfage,{inrniture,traineJbUff»eri  »fa  princes  court, 
or  ctmpc'y  ayhytbe  neceffarie  carriagejbaggdge^  lug- 
gage belonging  to  m  armieyorgt^  ether  compâtùCyalfo, 
nobUiuJfe^.ourteJkygaUantnesefbimur^en^hearted- 
neffe  'yiSfo,MeJlin,  or feuer all  forts  ef  corne  migled  j 
if^ence-y  .  ■ .  ■       ■  ■■  ■"  ^    .  ,_,        ■■:.-■■. 

Bernagoe  :  f.  a  carpenters  wimble^  Dible» 
Bcnaque-ThefôulecaUed  a  Barnacle.        <  ^^ 

Bernard.  A  proper  name -y  Bernard -,  alfo^  ligjit-brdm, 
^êrJl»ttle4fiséuledfilloi»,i''  ;  .<  x>r  ï*">-  -f»  - 
Bernard  l'hçrjmtc.  AjnndoffmaUyand(ofitfelf^) 
naJfed  Crabfiflt^r  Cray^  j  as  Brandiuë.  v  â  ^ . 
Pafier  par  fare  S.Bexiiard.T0  btrajhînfelji,  > 'i 
Benie:  C  A  Siuey  erVéome\  alfiydpeatl^ettle'y  at/hya 
Ipnd  of  Meeripi  garment  jtrfuch  a  mantle  at  iri^  ge»* 
tlewemeiHifearet .  '.  ■  "''ii-.iî>-:-<»,  • 

Berné:  m.  ée  :  £  VanHedy  or  vnmamedyos comi  i  aUh, 

eanuafedy§rtâlPedmaSm',afo,m^dyjt9Kted/td' 
den,abtUidyieaftedat, 

Uzcàchcmé.HebatbbeeMefimdfytepd^eughfy 
canuafed-y  (a  pbrajk  mefi  ctmmnfy  afp&d  to  an  iff»' 
ranter  duUéeaded  fil£n9%  AatikUbfroml^é  ftm- 
fKdfemîeyortongue^ofiUabeordbm.)         > 
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Qw  aime  Bertrand  aime  Ton  chien  i  VtOétJfue  me, 

louemffdogé^ 

Bcryi.4^Bçril. 

Beface  :  f.  A  wétUetyfcnp^faicheUybag^ouchyOr  ^ 
Mettre  à  la  befsùre.  To  beggary  impouerilbyvndae^ 
uertbrâw  the  eftate  or  fortunes  of  tume  eut  ef  boufe 
tnd harbour.  .  - *^'^^^'^''-  ■*  '■  -' •■  '  y^'<  ■  - ^ r-'*:Mtyy  ' 
<^  dlus  dcifpettd  qu'il  ne  pourchaiïc  U  ne  luy  fiiut 
'  pa$  cle  beface  :  Pro  v.  (Although  the  vnthrifi  needs  ne 
P^^k^yy^t  mayUeJn  good  time^carrie  a  rHUit.y 

Befacier:  m.fhebag-bejarer^orw,allet'bearer4f€h^ 
'^l^ngyor  beggarly  companies  ■  *  *  ^  ^  "^  ^    r 

^^Zg\\t:C^A(double'tounged)mattoc\i. 

Befànner*  To  giue  leather  a  gjrainèy  in  dreffmgi  «r  iê 
dreffe  afbeepes  sl(in  /%  Spamfh  leather  y  a^  4^  Ba- 

■    7MÏCX.  m  .    •  ■^■':>-:v^,',u--..à;.'>^' 

Befaht  :  m.  A  Befant  ;  an  auncient  peece  cf golden  cûjMt 
(worth  fiftie  founds  Tourn.)  thttteene  whereof  the 
FrembJi^gf  were  accuflomed  to  offer  at  the  Mafft  of 
their  Confecration  in  Kbeims;  t&  which  endHtmy 
the  fécond  (after  fome  dtfcon^nuance  of  thia  entlmne) 
(aifed  the  fame  number  of  them  to  be  msUa^ndceJUd 
themhyùnÛM^  but  they  j»ere  not  worth  aboueâ  dou- 
ble àukat  the  peece. 

3ê&S.AumeS'aceyOn  the  dice. 

Bdçh:m.ASoutbwéflwind.  ^Rab. 

Bdchage  :  m.  Am  openmgyor  dtggmg  vp^f  theff^imd 

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Bciché  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Ttchedy^r picked  at-,  alfo^diggedyOpe- 

ned^or  broken  vp^oJ  the  earth(by  a  Be(^c.) 
^tèzhc-hoïs.m.The  bird  called  a  Speighi^Hcigh-bai^y 

or  }Vood-pecl{er. 
Bcfchenicnt  :  m-  A  digging,  opening^or  breaking  vp  of 

the  eoi'ih  -,  alfOyd  peclimgyOr  poking  at. 
Befcher,  To  pec^eyor  pici(e^as  a  bird  y  alfo^to  dig^open^or 

breal{C  vp  the  earth(mth  a  Befche.) 
Belchevet:  m.  as  much  ^/Double  chef,  or  Double 

chevet;  L^e^^fBechcvtt.         /    . 
Bcicheur  :  m.  A  digger yor  deluer  ;  a  labouring  man. 
Bdcau  :  m.r hat  fide  of  a  loafi  which  in  the  onen  clone  t& 

another  lojfi yd/id  thereby  -ivants^cfujlinep.  (^P  ar ifi- 
•^    en.)  .  ,'■■  •  ••      ■:.,.  " 

Besfler.^Bcffler. 
Befialc  champ  b-  A  common  fieldygroimdyOrpaftHre^^  m 

Common 'y  Loêl(eBoC\zû.e. 
Btficks^asBcfycksyapaireofSpe^acles. 

BcCldia^  A  Speaacle-maker.  ,    ^  • 

Bcdcvitu.ThehearbeOra^.  ,         V 

Bcflr:tn.^Beifle. 

BefiTius:  m.  Jifoty  a  doult^  guUy  woodcocl^ey  lobcoc}(Cy 

'ajfe.        .■'■■:   ...  '• 

Befochc  :  f.  ^  Hoy  au  ;  I(70ifef  Bexochc. 
Bcfbirig  :  m.  Needy7iece/Jitieywant^r  great  vftyOf. 
Belbing  fait  vieille  trotier:  Vto.li cod  maizes  the  old 

wife  trot.  •  ' 

Qui  a  belbing  de  feule ecrchc  avcclc  doigt: Pro. 

Lool^e  Feu.  , 

Befoing.  NcedfiUybehoofifrllyexpediifntynecefarie. 

BefbiiPiiant.  mrl(ing^  Ubouringy  travelling  j  bufying 
himfeffe.    "^^"^V^^^^  ,  > 

Befbngnc  :  f*  Wor^ey  bi^fmejfey  an  affaire  y  labour  y  ira- 

■•:^  uell^^j:y:-.^'-.-::.  >  •.,    ^  •  ■     .  ,•■  •-        •■  ■ 

Bclbhgncs  dc  nui<9k-  Onr  5  night-geere. 
Bcfbngnc  taillée- 5^4^  Taillé- 
Le  temps  des  befbngncs.  Hari^fi  timc^reapiHg 
time.    "'«■  •■:.-.»-'■  ■''•.■•■..  j^ 

Aprcs  bcfongne  faittc  Ic  fbl  barguigne  :  Pro.  Wtjh 
mendoetheworlieyand  fooUs  Agree  fbr  it. 
Aprcs  bcfongne  rcpos  &  denier:  Prov.  Eafeand 
iiWeatih  faceted  labour:,  Seel(el>Kmet. 
I^  parcflfeux  aime  bien  bcfongne  feitte  :  Pro.  The 
fiugfordlouex  t§  find  imrkt  dofU4è  bis  bands. 
Nul  lie  &ic  fi  bien  la  befoognc  que  celuy  i  qui  cUe 
eft:  Prov.  N$mfnfillowesétbHfineffefoweliasbeio 
ia^omitbehfm.^^^^^:%^^ 

Bclongne  :  m.  ce  :  f.  m-ougbty  laboured^  t^aneUed  in, 
bufiedyOccupied^fiiUy  employed.    * 

Befongncr.  To  worl^eylahoury  tràueUi^ry  to iufie y  oc- 
cupies vfcy  or  imploy  tbroughfy  j  alfi,  to  doe,  #  leacber 

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done  rûith  fiwefi  words  î  or  y  tbe  fiwer  words  tbe  more 
'■  .  wdH^e.        v         '  •;•    ■-.  ;■ 

Bcfongncttc  :  f.  A  Uttle  workeyfmaUbufinefey  trifiing 

Beibt.  A  diUift^rfpntt'fiêibi  tbe  lafi^  oryojtgefi  child 
nebttbt      *-  *   .  - 

Belq.4vViIc.    "    W.->>'*'.^-.^:v?--':.. 'V 

Bi^uéc.4(iBcdicc/  \''^:-''^.-^ 

Bmstf.  AjboiteBbeMjedwkbyrm-iûrashdCAe* 
Bdiieres:  f.  The  tdtrngstdreff^  btttmes  efhuHrm' 

Bcw>n  :  m.  ^  rtp/»w,.A.  '       î*     vi 

Bcflon:  m.  BdTontiê  :  €  TmmujtmhOi,  bémitê- 
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Beftail.  C4/r^i7;  J^e  Bcftiail. 

Bcfte  :  f,  A  beafti  alfo,afotylu4lieydoult;^lHrdaineJoobiey 
blfK^éad:^  beauie^o/dullyfiUm. 
^mcshhnQ\ic%.  Sheepefioats^&c. 
Bcftcsdc  compagnie.  Troupes  of  rvildSmneyConfi- 
fting  of  the  SorveSy  and  young  Boresy  ivho  fallow  their 
dams  vntill  they  be  about  18  months  old, 
Bef  te  douce,ou  huvc.afiillow  DeerCyredDcere^Roey 
Goat  ;  any  harmelefje  game  j  (Our  huntfmen  call  the 
BuckyDoèyRayndeeteyEll(eyBeareyOtteryandMartrony 
beafts  ofthe  Chafe  of  the  frpeet  foot.) 
Befte  legicrei^  Stjjg^HmdyBucli,DoeyRoeyRayndeere. 
Bcftes  mordantes.  TheWolfi^BorefittcryFex  &c. 
h^ilQ  noire.  A  wild  Smne. 
Befte  puante.  A  FoXyOtteryBadgeryVolecaty  &c  ;  any 
vermine  ;  (Our  huntfmon  ca  lithe  Roe  y  Foxfiray^Tul- 
mart^Fitih^PolecatySquirrellyandïPhiteRatybeaJis  of 
•the  chafe  of  the  fir/l(:ng  foot:)         "  ^       /      , 

Beftc  rougc.vr^  Bcfte  doucejBcfté  rouflej/fcr/^w^ 
B,cftcs  dc  tismwicHorfeSyCammelSyMoylesyAffes. 
:  Beftes  de  voiturç.  Carrier  s  y  or  cart-hoifes'^  draught-- 
horfeSyOroxen'yfa€\-korfes. 
Faire  la  beftc  à  deux  dos  cnfemble.  To  teacher. 
Prendre  du  poil  de  la  befte.  To  ta\e  a  remédie  fir  a 
r^ifchicfi  fiom  that  which  was  the  caufe  thereof  y  as  to 
go  thin  clothed  vpl^en  a  cold  is  tal^en  ;  or  in  drun^ennes 
.tojallaquaffingythereiy  torecoUer  bealthyor  fobnetie-^ 
neereynto  which  fence  our  Ale-l^night  s  often  zfe  this 
phrafe^andfayy  Giuevsabaire  of  the  dog  that  laft  bit 
vsi  *^  •  ,  •  ■        ■'  -  : 

Vivre  en  befte.  I^^ifetf  Vivre. 
Bonncbcfte  s'efchaufte  en  mangeant  :  Vro  jrefayy 
qiiicl(eat  meat  quicl^e  atworl(e  j  o/ybethat  eats  apace  y 
c'ommonly.worl(s  apace.  ' 

'  Telle  bcfte  telle  tefte  :  Pro.  L(7(?^^  Tcfte. 
C'çft  folie  de  fe  prendre  aux femmcs5&  aux  befteS: 
Pro.  Tis  but  a  fvUy  to  quarr  ell  with  womenyand  beafts. 
.  En  vieille  befte  n'y  a  point  de  reflburce:  Vro.Ofan 
old  beaft,  there  is  no  recouerie  j  when  an  old  man  runs 
into  err  or  s  y  or  loofes  the  vigour  ofhisjpirit^  there  is  no 
hope  in  him  either  ofamertdmentydr  ofrein fir  cement. 
II  faut  avoir  mauvaifc  befte  par  douceur:  Vïo.Lùo\ 
Avoir. 

Le  loup  fçait  bien  que  male  befte  pcnfe  :  Prov.O;>e 
htaue  ^noweswell  the  thoughts yOr  fhift s ^of  another. 

Befteau:  m.  as  Bata'û.  The  clapper  of  a  Bell.* 

Beftclette.  a  little  beaft'. 

Bcftenicnt.  Beaftly  y  filthily -y  witlefiy^beartlefiy^dully^ 
beauifyy  lu^l^ifhlyy  Iurddine4il(e4  . 

Beftetiè.^Beftife.  ^^ 

Beftiailj  (^r^Beftial:  m.  Beaftsyor  catteUofanyforty  as 
OxeuySheepe^&c. 

Beftiail  prive.  The  beaftswhichwefeedyand  put  into 
tbe  boufe  a  nigbts  j  tame  cattell-yOs  OxenyKjneyCalues, 

SbeeùtfyHogSy&c.  v  ^   / 

Beftial  :  m.  aie  :  f.Beaftlyyfilthie:,fenfiiallyvicious,rkde. 
Bcftialité  :  f.  Beajilinepy  filthinejfey  fenfualitiey  rud^ 

nèfle 
Miolc  :  f.  A  littU  beafté  r  ^ 

Bcftion:m.^Bcftiole.  V' 

Befftàc:  f.  Sottifhnesydulnes,btockijhnesywant  efjpirit. 

BcùCKqxicr^ToftabJbyneytkufi^  gweaflo€€ado%ntô^ 

(m  old  TPord^  ^ 

Bcftoumcr.  T0âm^e,aponijhyma\e  dix^e^  (an  old 

Ee^cUyOrBcfyclcstUpeaaclis.         •   ;  ^ 
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Bete.  Loo{e  Bettc. 
Bptelle  :  f.  A  certaine  Indian  Sallate  hearbe,thât  nfem- 

bles  the  Gillifloivcr  pUmty  or  y  bayard  Pepper  ^called  a- 

ptongth'IndiansBcûcy&cBctïc. 
Betoinc  :  f.  JS^f  (jwi^^Sarxiphagon  (anhearbe.) 

Betoiiie  coronnairc,  ou  de  couronnes.  The  Cloue 
.    GiUifldm^er. 

Betoinc  fauvagC54Sf  Armoires  ;  /r^eet  JVittiams.    ^ 
Beton  :  m.  Becjl  j  the  firjl  miU(e  a  female  giuesy  after  the 

birth  of  her  young  one. 

Betofiie./»  Betoinc. 

Betounic  :  com.  Dii^ieyOrgiddie  in  the  head,  (v.m») 

Bçtrefcher.  To  trïm^tacl^le/nalie  tight  y^jhipy&c  j  alfoy 

tûdeçl(eyadorneytriclietp'yfetyranl(^eyOrdiJpofe  things 

ot^erly^orhandfomcly\(anoldvûord.) 
Bette:  f.  de  s  bettes.  The  hcarbçBeetyer  Beets. 

Bette blrnche.  ThecommomphiteBeet^erbeftliind 
,    of  Beets    • 
«    Bette  crtrangcrc.  The  Rman^orjîrangeyred Beet. 

Bette  noire.  The  blacl^e  Beetyor  rvorft  \md  of  Beets  ; 

(  Ma  thiolus  &  Dodoneus  call  the  common  red  Beet 

Beta  nigra.) 

Bettc  des  prcz.  ^  Bette  fauvage.  •  *■  - 

Bettc  rouge.  The  common  red  Beet  ;  alfiyos  ;     . 

Bette  Romaine.  The  Roman^or  flrangeyred  Beet. 

Bettc  fauvage.  Hear  be  Tiroky  winter-greene^rvild 

Beets. 
Bettc-rave.  A  l(ind  of  delicate  redPatfenipyWhichyboy- 

kdy  y  eelds  a  fiveet  Vermillion  fap. 
Bettes.  Beets  y  &c,  ftj  before  //^  BettCi)  ajfoy  tiflingyfip- 

pingybovfifin^quaffing  ;  and  hence  y  * 

'  Entrer  en  bettes.Td  grorp  merrieyOrmellcnw  in  drin- 
^    k}H^  0^  ^0  fall  a  chatteri^igyosgojjips  do  when  they  f^aué 

drunl^ehardytogether. 
Bcturre  :  f^  Afmlie-hote.  *    ;  "^ 

Bcu:  m.beue:  ùDrun^eybawfcdybibbedytipled^illecty 

quaffed  \  fuelled  vp  ;  receiuedypr  foal^ed  in. 

Aprcshcudodo  iVxoy.Afierdriniierefi. 
Bcuf  :  m.An  OxCya  Beefe-^  Beefi;  Lool(e  Bœuf. 
Beirfïroy  :  m^A  rvatch'torvet'yor  high  place  fit  for  difco^ 

uerie^ySeeBcSioy.  -  .      ; 

hQuRc^.m.A  BufleyBugle^orwildOxe. 

Prendre  vn  bcufle  par  Ic  mufeau  :  Pro.  Toperfirme 

a  hardyOr  ha':^douSyexploit^ 
Beugler.  ^  Bugler. 
Beur.  moync  beur .  A  lubberly  MonJ^e  \  or  in  fiead  of 

Beuvcul:  3  a  quaffing  Mo»l(ef.       / 
Bcuratte  :  f.  A  chume.         . 
Bcurcc.  The  name  of  a  very  tender ^atuldelkat  Pear  e. 
l&tntichon.Awrenne. 

Bcuricre  :  f. -^  cfe«^»^  i  ^/^y^i  Bcurricrct 
Beurre  :in.Bii«er. 

Has  dc  beurre.  Buttermitke. 
Tour  de  belirre.  One  of  the  three  famous  towers  $fS. 
Maries  church  in  Roan;  built  with  the  mmy  that  was 
payed  by  thofe  of  that  dioceffeyfbr  a  di^enfatun^  to  eat 
^  butter  in  hep. 
Vn  Seigneur  dt.beurrc  combat  bien  vn  vaflal  d'a- 
cier. A  Pronerbe  exprefftngthe  p^eat  oddes  a  lard  bath 
of  bis  tenant. 
Bcurrcttc  :  f.  A  chume. 


BcurncTCif.Abutterwoman.  -^ 

Beuvailler.  To  drinl^e  excefftuelyyOr  veryoften^tofwiUy 
quaffeyiipU.  ^      •        * 

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Beurrcux  :  m.  cufc  :  iButterîiifitt^fgfeafkx^ 

butter.      ■■  ■  •'  ^    '"•■*^ '*"■■  J^/^--'\^A-'' 

Beurrier  :  m.  A  butter  man.  ^       ^     ^ 

Beurrier  :  m.  crc  :  f.  Of/frbeUmffitgto^hutttr* 
ynpox\^\X[t\cx.  A  butter p(^.         '    ^t 


^C\XVtVtZVi:m.  A  ftpper\  a  fmall  drunkard. 
Bcuxmc.ExcefJiuedrirfliingyfipillingyquaffingybowfiHgy 

troUingofthebowle:  .  _.  ^        . 

Beuveron.  A  riuer  in  the  Prouince  of  So\one,ne yC ailed 

foybecaufeànSMmmeritis-alldrunkevpbytheearth'y 

alfo^a  drench^ormafhfyrahorfe. 
BcuvctcT.Todnnke^toyipytofup. 
Beuvette.  5^^  Buvette.  - 

Beuveur  ;  m.  A  drinker  y  fwilleryquaffcr  \  a  taffe-pot. 

CchfemÇonheuvcmd'czù.One  may  weU  difcerne 
-    bythathowftriiîyfpareyôrpeoreyadiethelieepes'y  or  y 

,  that  fauors  of  a  poore^oY  fiaruedyfpirit. 
%  Prodiguc5&  grand  beuveur  de  vin,  n'a  dii  fien  ne 

four,nç  moulin  :  Pro.  The  tipling  vnthrifî  l^eepes  nor 

myllynorouen.  ^       " 

Beuvoire  dc  Venus.  ThefiiUers  thiftUyOr  ïa'xje. 
Bc\iyrzgc:n\.Beuerageydrinlie.  ^     - 

Bczanne.  ^  Bazane.  . 

Bezant  :  m.  Anauncient  coyneofgoÛ^  L()oi(;^  Befàm. 

Bezans.  BefantSyin  Blafon  ;  (they  mufieuer  be  roundy 
"^  whole ^and  of mettaU.)   ^ 
•  Bezanted'or.  Bev^ntedÙr^yOrychargedwithBefants  \ 

a  tear  me  of  Bl^àn.  ^ 

Bezarder.T^^rfye.  l[Barraç. 
Bezer.  A  Cow  to  run  vp  anadcrnmejholdingvp  hertailèy 

when  the  bri^  doth  fling  her.  ^ 
Bezet.  AlleràSainftBe:^et.  Totroty  gadyrumCy  or 

wander  vp  anddownCy  li^e  one  that  hath  a  i?ri'^ein 

histayle. 

Bezoard  :m.A  Bea%arfloneç(breedsin  the  maw  of  the 

Goat  call edyaBea'7;ar.)  .  ^ 

Bezoche  :  f.  isj^nfome  countriesy  the  infirument  ofBtti-* 

bandrieytearmed  in  others  Jtloy  an.  Lool(€  Hoy  au. 
Bezolc  :  f.  The  name  of  a  certaine  fifhytbats  found  (only) 
I       in  the  Lal(e  of  Geneva        "    .  v 
'  Biains.  4;^  Bians  (/;^'Anjôu.) 
Biai§  :  m.  Byasycompaffe  ^a  flopeyor  Jloptng. 

Bizispa{{é.(So  doTW^rlimen  caUj  a  gate^or  doremade 
byoi.  .  ,  ■  -■ 

le  n^le  prends  pas  de  ce  biais.  I  meane  it  not  ibis 
.  wajy  1  talfe  it  not  in  this  manner.  ' 
II  nc  s'y  print  pas  dc  bon  biais.H^  went  not  the  right 
way  to  wort^e-y  he  tooi^  not  aright  courfe  in  the  mat- 
ter, f 

Biâifant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  Croo^ingybyafmgyflopingyfitcbing 
acompaffe. 

^\z!Sémtnt.Crool(mgfyyObliquelyybyaS'Wifeya 
.acompaffe. 

Bhlfet^Tocroo^eyflafuiaflopeyfètcbacompaffeygoawryy , 

"   make  about  \oryasBïtïay(tr. 

Bi«ieu.re  :  f^SlopeneffeybyafneffeyCompaffeyObUqAneffe^ 
erobÙquitie.       ri^  •  ,         ^  .     .    • 

Bians  :  m.  Vates  w(itl(S  both  ofmenyandbeaflsy  due  vnto 
Landlords  by  aUtehants(wbo  are  no  gentlemenjwitinn 
^  the  Countie  of  Poïâou.  '  **'^ 

Biaquc.  CerufèyOr  white  leadywherewith  women  paint.  » 

Biarni  m.  A  white  cloth  oftourfewooUmth  interwouen 
ftreal^es  of  blew  y  whereof  the  countrcy  people  about 
L^n^cdoc  make  chal{is.  j 

Biaut.i<  l(indefBrUtiJh  courfe  garment^oi'  iacket^worne 
loofe  ouer  ether  apparrell.  ■  ^ 

BiMcit  A  prefik^ingyNew-ye 

Bubclots  :  m.  Huckfeoones  y  orytheplay  at  bucl^ebmes. 

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Biberon  :  m.  Atipte/yquaferMl^erypic^^^^  ;  ^Z- 
fiy  an  Ewer  ;  tf /^,  an  mjïrument  rvhercwith  Surgeons 
draw  milice  from  womens  breafls  j  al/o^  a  tap^  orjàu- 

cet*       ■  '■  ■  -^' •  '  ■/■;,     \      '".   #■ 

Bihct:  m.  A  Gnat.  fNorm.  \^ 

Bib^ttc:  f' A  iphealeyorblifier. 

Bibkif.  A  Bible. 

Bibliopole  :  m.  A  Boo^e-feller^or  Stationer. 

Bibliothèque  :  f- ^ /-i^y^>v^  '      - 

Biblot:  m.  as  Bibelot;  or afmallfquare ycecCyin  chcc- 
l^^cr-worliCyOr  whereof, checlier-rPorl(e  is  made.  4  ; 

BiDuI:  m.  The,ftallie  of  great  Hcmlockcs,  vfedby  the 
country  people  of Jome  places  in  Jlead  of  a  canne^orpoty 
todrinheiiJ. 

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Bibniç  if-BlottrngyOrbrmVeie^'papcr. 
hlczvnc:  tn.  The  great  Veriuice  grape.-  '/ 

Bichard  :  m.  A  Hmd  calfc  5  or^  a  red  Deere  calfe. 
Biche  :  f.  A  Hind  j  the  fcmde  of  a  Stag. 

Biche  de  mer. ^.Cabrolc. 

Pied  de  bichc.  The  ^afieofa  Crojfe-how  j  àrytbe  end 

thereof.       *   "-  *       -    /      -    . 

Il  a  mangé  de  la  biche  blanche.  Said  of  one  that  Is 

light'Wittedyfhittle-hcadedygiddiC'brain'de. 
BicnccotCT.  Ta  teacher  it. 
Bichecoterie  :  (.  A  Icacherous  tric^eya  lafchious  part  j 

firli€rieyanoddepranl(eyOrierl(eyinwhoorifme. 
Bichct:  m.  A  me  a  fur  e  far  corne^  &Cy  holding  about 

two  Pari  fan  bufhelsyOr  rather  (according  to  th'vncer- 

tainetie  ofmeafures)  of  no  certaine  fcantlingyfbr  in  the 

comtrey  neere  Lyons  it  weighs  about  tq  pound  i  in  o- 

ther  places  bid  $^\  andy 

Bichet  de  marrom;.  (a  facl(e  fill  of  great  Cheftnuts) 

weighs  but  ^6 pound: 
liiichcttziliin' A  little  Hind calfi.        %  "     ' 

Bichette  dc  Lyon.  The  ha l/e  of  the  Bichct -yHr^  a iuji 

hufheUof^zxïs.: 
BicHot  as  Bichctcau  ;  alfoya  meafurefir  come  vft  din 

Burguridic ,  andkcontaining  about  fiue  of  their  bu- 

BJhels.  ,        m. .  ▼  ■•:.         ,  •;•;  *  ; 
icpottcnc; /w  Bichecoterie.  y        . 

Bide  i  as  Bigle,  f  Rab.      -  ^ 
Bicoque :f.  \A  little paltrie towncyhuldy  or  fùrt^mt 
firongynough  to  hold  out  afiege^  nor  fo  weal^e  as  to  be 
giuenvp  for  words..  ^^': 

Bicoitic  :  com.  Double-hornedyhoHmg  two  bornes. 
Blcornu  :  m.  ue  :  f.  as  Bicorne.  -  ' 

Bicqucif.^G(w*i£W^yiy  Biche.  *^* 

"Bidault  de  calcbucciSe^  Bidet  de^&c/  r 
Bidaulx  :  m.  Cowardly  firaglers  after  an  armie  3  or,  as 
Bidaux. 

Bidaux.  Footmeny  fouldio$*s.  (veil  mot^  ^ 

Bîdenté.  Double-toothed  ;  tbatjsath  twotee^.      t 
Bidet  :  m.  ^  little  nagy  or  curtail  j  a^^  a  /mall  Ti^ 

fioll.  ,   ^-^      :        '      :  :   >    ■ 

oidet  de  culebute,^  Membre  viril. . 
Bidon  :  m.  A  great  cagCyOr  open  basl(tt  to  Ifeepe^or  fied^ 

puUeinim     '      .^       ^         .        -      .  -, 

Bidonne  :  i.A  l(md  offea  Vurflaht  that  grow  es  in  great 

plent\e  m  the  Venetian  fhor es. 
Biccc:.f;  A^ade-y  oras^ Bcchc. 
Biecer.  To  Higgey  deiuey  or  open  the  ground  with  a 

/padeyfirBc£éïc.  i  . 

Bien:  m.  wealthy  fiébJUnciycbemfancey  riches  y  po/lej/i^ 

^yZoods^  a  pdtrimome  ;  alfi/t-benefityfleafHrejhuêr^ 

gmo^eyfir  goêdtmù  j  olfêygoodMife,  bonefiiiy  ver- 

^yJweritie^alfoyM  good  thing,        \.,,r....... 

Bicnsau  fo\^Umlsyleares,b0ufes,catuMiruch 

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fare  found  y  any  hndy  or  thmgy  that  neuer  had  owner  ; 
or  hath  beene  lojlyor  abandonedyby  the  owner. 
Gens  de  bien.  Ho/iejiyand  (amongfouldiors)  valiant 
people.  '  '    . 

Cela  fcnt  fon  bien.  That  iscpmefyy  femdy^  decent  y 
orderly yiveUdoneyeuen  as  It  jhould  be. 
C'eft  du  bien  de  vous.  Thks  n  of  your  courtefie  orfk- 
uour  fir.  .  .    •  '     /       ' 

Bien  perdu  bien  connu  :  Prov .  Goods  lojl  good 
linewnc  j  we  dfcernenot  the  worth  of  things  zntiUm 
bedepriuedofthem.  ^  ' 

Les  biens  de  fortune  pall'cnt  comme  la  luite  :  Pro. 
Fortunes  goods  are  flntingiil(C  the  Moone.      '■ 
Vn  bien  acquiert  l'autre:  Pro  V.  One  good  thi?igj;e- 
gctsunotber.  ♦'  ' 

l)c  bien  commun  on  ne  fair  pas  f()uvent  mon- 
ceau :  Prov .  x^len  often  grovi  not  rich  by  publicise 
tïeafure. 

Grand  bien  ne  vient  pas  eii  peu  d  heure;Pro.Grrj^ 
matt  en  arc  mt  cornpaji  in  a  moment. 

Nul  bien  fans  haine  :  Vïo^^  .  ^o  good  thingvngrucl- 
gteJtit.     •.  •     '■■■"''-' \      ^---.f' 

Qwinàlç's  biens  viennent  les  corps  faill  en  t:  Pro. 
when  goods  c  fier  cafe  the  body  decreafes  3  fnofl  men  ere 
they  grow  rich  are  old.  *  " 

Qjiilebicnyoitj&lcmalprcnd/aitfolie  en  bon 
cfcient  :  Prov.  He  that  difce/nes  the  goodyan'd  chufes 
thebaiyTHeritsabable.     .  .  ^ 

De  gens  de  bien  vient  tout  .bien  ;  Prpv.  From  good  ' 
,  men  comei  all  goodneffe. 
Les  gens  de  bien  font  toufîours  bien^ont  toufiours 
bien>fonttoufiours  bien:  Prov.  ' 

Dieu  donne  biens/àbdeuÇ  mais  ce  n'eft  pas  par  la 
corne  :  Pro.  L(?(>^e  Bœuf  .  •  .' 

•  On  doit  dire  du  bien  If  bien  :  Prôv.  Of  good  things 
wemujl  giuegopdwàrdsi  ■^''■l^yr^. 

Bien*  adverb .  "ffs?//,'  goody  righty  content -y^tfyy  aptly^ 
cbmmodioufly  \  filly  ^tlxroughly  j  in  good  cafe  y  with  good  i 
reafon^as  it  fhouÛbe.  ^  .    1 

Bien  At  par  Uieu.  On  then  yto  it  i  pray  you  j  in  Cods 
name  be  it.        '        \ 
Bien  a  faire.  Much  to  doe. 
'^icn  M  net.  Éxaillyyperfèflly. 
Bien  que.  Althoughy  albeit  that '^fuppofèy  or  put  the 
cafe  that.  '  '  I 

Aufli  bien  ne  faittes  vous  rien.  F^y  or  becaufe^you 
doeno  good  in  it.  ^Rzb.\  ,    v- 

'  Et  bien.  weU  thetmgreedyi  wUlthen^yalfoÇmterroM- 
tiuely)  mil  you  ?  wnat  meaneyou?  what  fay  you  ?  m)at 
doeyoupiarpofetodoe? 
Oubiciir  Or  elfe  yotherwife. 
Que  bien  que  mû.  indifferently ^reafonablyyfofoyone 
way  or  other  \ll{Hatip  not  how.        J  ;. 

Eihrebicn  ér£tTù\At.To  a^ee  welytobe  good  friends. 
II  leur  ptint  b  len  aue.  They  had  good  luc\ythey  might 
thanl^eCodyOrJi  feu  out  well  for  tbemythat. 
Cela  fcnt  fon  bie^J*  That  is  comefyyfeemefy,  decent^ 
orderfyyWeU  dorùyCuen  as  itfhould  be^  .    -  : 

Bien  a  crié  la  loup  qui  fa  proye  rcfcoult  :  Pro.  He 
complaines  tofomtpurpofe  that  recouers  what  heeom-^ 

Î  laines  fire'  -  ;  >'•••  .     *•  '■'^^  ■ 

\kn  a  en  fa  maifon  qui  dp  fcs  voi/îns  eft  aimerPro. 
He  Hues  well  at  home  that  Is  beloued  abroad. 
Bien  courroucé  de  pen  pleure  :  Prov.  He  that  is  an- 

g'eJtbrougbhfbedspwtearisri^^^^^  -^h 

ic3  dc  fa  place  pan  qui  fon  ami  y  laîflc:  Prov*  Me 
fitly  koMts  bss  room  tl^at  Uaues  a  friend  Wt.    ' 

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Bien  pouflc  longuement  chancelle  :  Pro  v.  Loolie  j 
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Qui  bien  aime  chaftie:  Prov.  He  that  loues  through- 
ly pmijhes  throughly  j  or^he  that  loues  welly  fay  es  home 
ïvbenbe  punijhcs. 

■"  Qui  bien  aime  tard  oublie  :  Pro.  Seelf^e  Aimer. 
Qui  bien  cft  ne  fe  bouge  :  Prov.  He  that  s  well  had 
befihoUihimfo'yOry  let  not  things  fitly  placed  be  re- 
moued.     .      ^ 

Qui  bien  fera  bien  trouvera  :  Prov.  He  that  docs 
wcUpjalljpeedweU.  '  /    \ 

Qui  bjcn  gaignc,&  bien  cfpargne  deuient  tantoft 
ricKc  :' Prov.  He  that  gets  muchyond^ares  muchyWill 
foone  bcrich.    -  *.      :       .   i 

Qui  bien  tire  licux  en  a  ;  Prov.  Lool(el[\itx.        i 
Qui  bien  veut  mourir  bien  viuc  :  Prov.  He  that 
would  die  well  had  need  to  Hue  well.  *  '^. 

Qui  bien  veut  parler  bien  doit  pourpcnfer  :  ProV. 
X^(?^é  Pourpcnlcr. 
Qui  bien  veut  payer  bien  fc  doibt  obliger  :  Prov. 

y.  Hc  that  /ncanes  to  pay  truly  giues  good ficuritie. 

B^icndiC^iKe  :  (.  EloquèmCyWiell'Ipcalfing.         .. 

Bfeil-en-allcc:f.  AfarewcU^  %^?^nÇ\tn.      f*' 

Bienfaiéî:  m.  A  benefit ^goàd  turneypleafureji(^ndnfpy 
fhuour.        * ., 

Bienfaiéln'eftiamais perdu:  Pro.  Oneneuerl^ 

fes  by  doing  courte  fies.  ^ 

,  Blenfaiéleun  ^  bcnefiiclor  •>  a  beneficiall  friend';^  M 

that  doeth  a  good  tume^or great  plèafurc.         ^-^^ 

hïCJ^hcmé.HappieyprojpcrouSyfi^rtunat.  • 

BicnhcuïÇï..To  mal^c  happieyproJperou^yfWiunat. 

Bienheurctc  :  f.  BUjJedneijCyhapp'mejfeJtlk^^^^^ 

'   ritiCé  ',    •'     ;  ••■  •"    ■J'  •'    ^  /  ••''■■■  .■ 

Bienheureux  ;  m.cufê:  (.Happicfirtunatyprojp.erotiSy 
blffe-fiU,bïc[fid.     ,    V  ..  ^v 

Bien-public  :  m.  The  cornmonwealth'^  alfô^fiiire  title 
giuen  to  afifule  rebellion  of  the  Ear  le  of  Charrolois, 
and  other  French  Lordsy  againfi  Lewis  the  eleuentb. 

Biens.  L(?(?i(je  Bien.  ^ 

Bienfeamment.  Comclilyyagreeablyy  well^befeemnglyy 
with  good  correfpondencie. 

Bienlèance  :  f.  A  comelincjjiybecommingyfeemelmeffe^ 
agreeable  ne[fc  ;  alfoyCongruttieyCdrrefpondencie. 
Eftre  a  la  bienfeancc  dc.  To  lye  fit  fir  ;  as  lani&c. 

Bicnfeant;  m.  ante:  £  Comefyyfeemefyy  agreeable, 
well'befeemingy  well-becomming  ;  alfojy  congruous ,  or 
correjpondent'ybefittingyorwell fitting. 

Bienvelgner.  To  welcomcy  receiue  gladlyy  interudne 
l(indly.         •   i     ^        •  v . 

Bicnvcncment  :  m.  A  welcomeyorwelcommhtg. 

Bienvicnner.  To  welcome ^  as  BienVeignen   : , .     ^ 

Bienvenue:  lA  welcomeihenceyVzyctuihitavenuB. 
To  pay  bis  welcomyOsfcboUets  do  at  their  firft  entrance, 
or  acbrnfflony  into  a  fcboohi,  ^  ^^  ^  ^ .    :  »    ^?^  ^^  ^ 

Bieavoulu  :  m.  ue  :  C  WfU  bebuedyWell  tbotight  of,ex^ 

•■ .  ceedi^lyweUlilfed^^i;^,^,:-:y,',t;:i^ 

Bienvueillance:  iJaut^ygood  Bt^gMartie  goodwill. 

"^ienvueillantMii.  antc:£  JVell-mtting,  fmonrable, 
c^wrteofiSyfiiendfyybearing  goodwill^  affeSHonvnto. 
:  f.  .A  coffin  fir  a  deadcorpes^  alfo,  the  drihl(ey 
Deere..-i:r:^:4i"i'\  *.■**<■•  ja-.';^. 

Aujourd'uy  en  chcrc^demaii^  en  bierc  :  Bro^rojigp 
â?nanjûmorrownimey(fé^we.)  >Ut 

Au  cerf  la  bicre,  aii  (aii^lkr  le  barbier:  Prov.  (Ftr 
\thofe  Hafts  hard  lâjtd  toe  Jay  hard  obofA  tbem^^k  ^ 
lcs.Byas'ylMl(tBï9is. 

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En  petite  cau  fouvent  on  trouve  grand  bieure  : 
Vio\.  Great  worth  U  often  fiund  m  things  offmall 
apparance.  *        ^ 

Biez.^  Biais-  B/W.         ,       r  ^ 

BifC' A  counterfiitiewe  II 'yalfOyOsBittc. 
Bifé:m.CC:f.  Rafèdydejkced^blotted.erputout. 
Bii^nien  t;  ro.  A  rafing,  aeAcmgJblottmgyOr  wioing  out. 
Bifte:  m,  AfooleyafifydouItyWoodcocl(eyC$xcombCyninny- 

hammer 'y  alfo^  as  Bifc  j  w  one  thatfeemesy  or  would 

feme  wtfoyfindyet  isyond  euer  will  be/oolipi. 
Bmcr.TodefitceyblotyrafeyWipeout. 
Bifterifclf.  ^  defiicingyrafmgyWipingyOr  blotting  out\ 

alfoy  any  thingy  that  though  it  loolfc  fhiréy  u  of  little 

worth.  ^ 
BifFeujre  :  €  A  rafingy  defiicingyOr  blotting  out. 
Biforme  :  com.  Veuble-fi^rmed  j  that  bath, or  U  of  y  tree 

feuerallfi^rmesyorfhnpes. 
Biforrnite:  f.  BifirmitUy  double  firmCy  a  duple  or  two- 

fildfhape. 
Bifourcné  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Double- fi^rl^ed  j  diuided  into,  or 

confiftingofy  two  (firl(edj  parts. 
Bifrc:m.^Biçvre. 
Bifbrcation  :  if.  A  bifor cation  j  aforlfing^  a  forlied par- 

titiofiydiuifionyor  forme. 
Bigame  :  m.  Twice  marriedywho  bath  had  two  wiues. 
Bigarré  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Diuerfifiedyvar'Hd/ningUdyofmany 

colour  s  yoffunflr  te  hues  ./notley-lii(e. 

Oeil  bigarré.  l^i^iS:^  Oeil. 
Bigarrcans.  A  l(md  of  cherries  y  which  be  halfi  white, 

palfèred. 

Bisarremént  :  m.  A  variation yor  diueyfifiing,  as  in  co- 
lours. 

Bigarrément.  DiuerJI/,  offundrie  colours^  motley- 

Bigarrer.  To  dmrfipeyvarie^nglejar  malfeiOffundrie 
.  colours.    ■ 

Bigarrer  fes  propos.  Todifcourfeofdiuersandfun- 
dne  matters  at  once  y  or  y  to  run  odfyy  andfmtaftically, 
fi'om  one  matter  vnto  another.  . 

BigarreUrc:f.^4rirti^,or  diner faie, as  of fundry  colours 

m'mgled together,     r  ^  -   -    ,«^ 

l&\^2Xtugtii*  Motley  cqlour.Çy.m.)        ^^-      ' 
Bigaut  :  m.  An  ajfcyfooïe/wddieyfànnie^oras^izcK. 

Bigearr^r  Bigerre  :  com.  Odde,  humor ousy  fintafty- 

call.  '  '^j-     ^  _     ".  •"qs^-:'^::-''/^^-. .  ■'  •.:■/*' 

B\gtzxTzmtnt.Odfyybu9norouftyyfiditi^icaU^ 
Bigeai;rcr.4^Bigarrcr;;  »^  ^^^ 

Bigcarriïre.  as  Bïgaïitmt  *,alfoyodneJJi  if  humer, fàn- 

fafticalnejfe.  ^  .  v-^         # 

Bigerreric  :  f.  A  differenceyor  varietie  of  colours, fifU- 

omyoropinionSyinoneJUbieUialfiyfi^ta^  et 

-'  ,odneJp^,of  humors '- ^  ;i>' .  ■v%i.i.;?^.. I^^  ■•  \- :  :  - 

Bigle:  com.  Slienning,fquintmg,bo{m^^ 
^  ■   waiesatonce.     '^  :•  ^  .  ■^^'  ;i^>^-^v^hr.-'v^r ,••■■.  ..;  ,.- . 

Ei^ancnt.  Squmtwgfy^l(ennhigfy^asl(ew.         -  > 
Bï^€0£:£.A  fquintingwench.^        :ir  -^ 

Bigne:  f*  ^  bumpe,  Ifmb,  rifmg,  or  fpoelling afïer a 

"l^gaiti  com.  Club'footedyior  crump^tedr 

Bignets  :  œ.  little  round  loaues^r  lumpes  maie  effn 
male,  ayle,  er  butter,  andreafonsybunnes,  Lenten 
leauesialfi,fidt  fitters  made  h{efmaUfan^ 

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par  Dieu  ;  or  owr^fir  Godsfalfc)  made  goodFreruhy 
andfiiniffing)an  hyfocrittyOtj  one  that  jeemetS^much 
more  holy  than  he  is  j  alfo^  afcrupHtonSyOyfHporftitioHS 

Bi^6lzgc:tn.Hypocrifieyholine5  only  injhewialfo.fctih 
y    yiilouicwrïofitïeyfiiper^itioiudeHOtïon. 
Bigotation.  as  Bigotagc^r  Bigotifc.      , 
Bigotic  i^r,  Bigotifc:  £•  Hypocrijk ^  fuperjiitiony  too 

much  curioJitUyOrfcruple  of  conference. 
Bigottc,  Ghaufcs  à  la  bic^ottc.  Clofe^orfirait  venitU 

ans  tycd  below  the  l(nec  ;  Vnefls  breeches. 
BigOtté:m.cc:  f.   Turned  hypocrite  ^  or  y  made  full  of 

ftruple.  j 

Bigottcr.  To  malfe  fupernitiousy  to  fill  with  hypocrijie-y 

or^to  in  fia  rvith  too  muchfcruple  ofconfcience.     , 
BiCuarrugc.^irBigarrugc.  ^^ 

Binay.  dc  b'lhzy -Bias ^ajpryycroo{iniy obliquely ^ajlope^ 

Tvith  a  cofnpa{Je  *y  Loo^eBi2is.  ' 

Bihayfcr. Tocroo^e j  to  goby biasy  fitch  a  compafjiy 
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Binorc.  A  wordyor  voice  wherewith  trench  carters  ha^ 
fien  on  their  borfes.  ^-  :  ; 

Binoreau  :  nà.  A  l(ind  of  lit  tie  Heron  y  which  haunteth 
rocl(Syand  hilly  places  ^d  bath  a  pea\e  of  feather  s  fiil^ 
ling  bfacl(ward  on  the  hinder  part  of  bis  bead. 
hijonim.LiquidrQ'^'y  tarre. 
Bile  :  f.  CboUer^gaU'y  anger ^fi et fidnejfe  j  melancholy  in^ 

termixed  with  choUer.     .  ;  Jv^ 

Bileux  :  m.  cufe:  f.  Angrie^  choUeric{ey  téwfÙe^  full  of 

Z^allyfuU  of  rancor. 
Biflard.^yBillatx. 
Billardpicd  billard.  AJpUyfi^ot.      ^ 
BiUardier:  m.crc  :f.  Bal^er-legd-,  éat  batb  crooked 

legSyOt  goes  in  at  the  l^nees^  ^ 

Billart  :  m.  A  Jb^t  and  tbicl(e  truncbion^  or  cudgett; 

beruejtbe  cudgell  in  the  play  at  trapi  and^  billard ^r 

the  flic  1(0  wberewitb  we  touch  the  ball  at  billy ards  ; 

a^Oya  baker-legd  fiUow.    ^  . 
BiUc  :i.Afmaltbêwley  or  billy  or  d  ball*,  alfoy  a  young 

fiocl(eofa  tree  to  pafton*y  alfi,  a  Ungoty  wedge^  or 

gad  ofmettall  ;  alfb/noneyy  coine^  cbintfes  j  (Barogo- 

uin)  alfOy  a  Ifùid  offea  fifh^at  hath  a  white  line  run^ 

Tting  alongfrom  her  gills  to  her  tàiU*^  othe^wi/è,refem- 

blinga  Pearch. 

DznfctenWiïLc^TodauHH^n^^^ 

Ce  n*cft  bille  pareille.T6/i  is  no  euen  match*,  the  coin 
.    is  not  of  10(0  allaf. 

Cela  cQurra  bille  pareille.  That  Jhall  run  the  fime 
;  cour/èy  vndergo  thefamebaytrdi  tbatjhall  t aft, or  be 

PartaiieryOfwhatfoeuerbetkies  tbeottier.    ^     - 
Bu\tbzxïértn.éc:f.Crofe  barred.  - 

BilleboqueC im.A  cord^or  tine(bauing  at  either  end, 

andinthemiddleyfiftlc\efiiftened'^^ 

Gardeners  meafitreouttbeir  beds,  and  borders 'y  alfo^ 
.    ^  Bob 'y  a  bullet  banging  by  a  Imefitom  the  middle  of  a 

fticl(  hoUawed at  the  one  end^  both,  fir  ibereceiuing 

thereof     ■■.^,.  ■r-c.-k :-k. ■.,■'-:  .■ ••.•:*ir-'*;/; 

^ctiToflayattiUiards*,  alfiy  tofiftentbe  ropeofa 

boat  to  the  wood  which  runs  ofe-crojfetbe  hommes  of 

the  borfis  that  are  to  drawit^m   v   J       ,.;^^ri^ 

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BiUttte:£^iitfefiy^»iN^S  afo^âUttUbtrmle^fime^ 

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Billcttes  d'une  efpicu.  Cro^e  barres  of yronyOffteeUy 
fomewbat  aboue  the  head  of  a  boar  ejpe  art,  to  l(ecpe  it 
from  running  too  fiirreyand  thtrby  the  be  aft  from  com^ 
mingtooneere  him  that  ajfailes  him.  • 

Bilic-yczécs  :f.TraP)jrifleSytojes,mfles. 

Bihion  :  tn.  A  millm  of  millions .  ' 

Billon  :  m.  A  twigy  orftjute  ofajuUycares  growth  •  alç 
foybajcy  cfied  downCyOr  called  /»,  coynSy  which  either 
hath  nofiluer  in  ityOr  notfo  much  as  itfhould  baue^U 
foythemettal  wherofbafe  coyn  is  made^  whence  yMon-^ 
noyc  noiie  is  alfo  tearmedyMonnoyc  de  billon  j  & 
tbefiluer  that  hath  aboue  afixt  part  of  Eropirancc,  or 
allay  in  it^  held  no  betttgr  than  Billon. 

Billonnjge:  m*  Ameltingy  or mai(jngo/hi\\on  j  alfo, 
(more  par  tic  ularly)  a  changing  ofonepeece  ofcoincfir 
another  y  oi  of  one  \md  ofcoyne  into  another  *y  an 
"^nauthorifed  altering  ,   melting  ,  or  imbafmg  of 

Billonné  :  m.cc  :  f.  MeltedyOr  madeintOy  Billon  ;  alfby 

cbangcdyas  a  badpeccc  of  come  for  a  good  me  yor^s  a 

pQd  one  into  a  bad  one 'y  altcredy  mcltedy  arid  (in  the 

-    ^^^^ing)  imbafcd  y  as  coyne  (r^itbout  warrant  fir^ 

Billonneincnt  :  m.  as  BiUonnagc.  • 
BiUoiiiier.  To  make  of  or  melt  /;?/(?,  Billon  i  alfOy(moYe 
particularly)  to  change  abad  peace  ofcoyne  fir  a  good 
oncyoragoodoneynto  a  badone-jto  alter  ymeltyçir(m  the 
melting) to  imbafCythe  lyings  coynyWithout  any  warrant 
for  it. 

Billonncur  :  m.^nordinariemelterofcoineyorniettal 
into  Billon  J  alfo/t  changer  of  bad  coyne  fir  good,or  of 
good  into  bad'yone  that  without  amhoritie,and  to  mal^e 
a  gatne  to  himfelfi,  alters,  or  melts,  and  (in  melting)  , 
imbafcsycoine. 

Billos.  Certaineimpofts  Icuiedvpon  wines  :  f  Breton. 

Billot:  tn.AbiUet,bbcl(e^log(vfwood'y)alfi,awedgey 
lingot  y  or  bmpe{ofmettall ,)  alfo,  as  Piece  a  pom- 
mette. 

Homme  neuf,&  de  billot.  A  rude,  or  vnfifhioned-,  a 
rawjirvnexperiencedyfiUow.  ^ 

Bimauve  :  fé  The  marjh  mallow,  moorijb  maUow,white 
mallow. 

Bimauve  fauvage.  Moufe  mallow,  wild  mallcfw, 

Vrruine  mallow,  cut  mallow,  Simons  mallow. 
Bimbelôté  :  in.ée  :  f.  Furnift^ed  with  poult  rie  ware,or 

pedlingftufe^  / 

Bimblotier  :  m.  Apaultrie  Pedler-,  or^  as  Brimblo- 

tier,.    .  .  .: 

Binage  :  m.  ^  Binement. 
'Binaire,  nombre  binaire .  The  number  of  two. 
Binarcnie»  The  ioynt  rule, or  equall  author itie,  of  two 

Princes  in  one  countrey.  / 

Binarc  :  m.  A  wry^necktfiUow^  .  / 
Bine  :  m.  ec  :  £  DiggedJaboured,or  weeded,  as  a  vine  j 

turned  vp  as  the  groimd  in  a  vineyard ,  the  fécond 

time.    ■^^0...  ,.->  -  ..^«^  .■      ■■■C>r-"^'    ^■../••■■; 
Binement  :  m.  A  labouring,digging,  or  grumng  vp  of 
;  weeedsj&'C,  the  fécond  worlfp  done  invipeyords  as 

foone  as  tbevmes  boue  brancbed,and fut  firth  thtk 

l' a  '      ■       ■      ■  ,'  ■        ■      r.-'^'-^^''^.' 

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Biner. ToUbm,ortitmevp»  thes^ornid-^ifi^^tyor 
,.  grub^^eedesy&i^vmcyardsytbefecondttf/ie'j  (e^ 
SfeciaUym  àUk  whtn  (ommn^  w  vmes  bane  fut 

Bincur  :  m.  Àlihurer^er,ttmitvf  eftbej^omid, 
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Binotement  4^  Rinotage. 

Binotcr.  To  tiUjC^e^ig^land^ vineyards^tbifecêifd 

time.    ,    .', 
Binotis  :  m.  as  Binotage. 
Bio$. God:  ^Gafc.  ^Rab. 
BipartietiL  Paftrnj^yOt  dïuidini  mtc  ttpo 
Bipedal  i  m.alc  :  f.  Double foottd  j  atfoytwo  fiot  Uni^or 

wide.  .•,■■-■•*• 

Biquoquet  :  m,  Thepeal^c  of  a  Ladres  mourning  hood. 

(v. HI.)  '  /     /     /  » 

Bircr.  as  Virer  :  f  Gafc.  /  /  l/'  I       ' 
Birrafquet  t  ^  high- going  fea,  ortempefléit  fea^  eaut- 
fed  by  whirle-winds,  and/auomféimed  with  gufiet 
^cfvaine.  /'      /  "/.      ■        •    '  ^/  .. 

YÀS\mMfc:(.BrMne^dusl(ie^fwdYtJblact{^^^ 
*  Pain  bis.  Kye  brcad.céurfe  br ead.br omne  bhad.  ^' 
Vicrrchi{c.Lool(eVitrrc.      ^^  / 

Roche  biic-  ^  hard^nd  blewijh  roche ^  oft  quart ey ,  of 

Qua  biSj,ou  à  blanc^By  fe(?(^k  pr  ^  ctùoi(e,  one  way 
éy  another./  /      yy  ^ 

Bifâcquîer  :  ro.  Ajcrip-carYtety  or  wallet-bearer. 

Bifaguc.  ^  Bcfaguc.       /     / 
>  Bifantin,^  Bcfant:  So  tearmedofByùntmm^or  Con- 
dznûno^lc^pere  it  was  fir  ft  currant  ^  as  it  is  alfo  at 
thisdayinmfilftfaYUofPJËAi 

Bifânnc  :  f.  as  Guifarmc»   y/ 

Bifaveid  :  tit.  A  great  great  gr  ami fitber. 

BifJ^lznc^Hl^eatenyOr  cheat  bread.      / 

t^^cznimt}f.T>rinl(^imadeefhul^ 

Bifc2pitris(amoHg  Exchequer  men)  a  doublp  imfloiment 
/  cfonefummeymanaccounty&c 

Biscaye  :  f.  A  vantage  at  Tenia. 

Biichard.  A  farmer  hmd-calfi. 

Bifchet,  as  Bichcti 

Bisclant.  Sifmntingylool(MgasJ(ew 

Bi0e.  ^  Biglc.      /. 

Biscoter.  Tofwiue. 

Biscuit  :  m.  A bis^et \bisktt bread, 

S'embarquer  fans  oifcuit.  To  got  ahr 

bis^et }  to  enter  into  an  aôiion  without  fufficientfr§-> 

uifion  ;  to  vndertal(e  éaf  wl^i^e  woMti  meanes^  or 

•  ahilitie^operfirme.--M^^^^  \  ^ 

Manger  avec  Tnc  faim  de  bifcuitjf^  ^^ 

Biicniteau  :m.Small,orfine  btslfet  bread. 
Sisc'l  A  North  wind.    .^^-<  - 

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Biihoire  :  fui  grubbing  fhrkeyorgrubkwg  a\e\ajht\^edy 

or  double  longuedmaticc\e^orpicl(^axe. 
Bifon  :  m.  7  fee  Bifon  j  ^  /(;/»</  oftulch-iaclit,  rough  ma^ 

ned^broad-facedyand  great  cyd^  wild  Oxe^  that  will 

not  be  ta^en  as  longa^  be  can  fiahdi  ^or  tamcdafier 

kiistalfen.       V  v      m      ^       | 

Bifonghe.^  Bifon  i  ^Ifi^  filthie  l^naùe^or  ckwne-^a 

^^/^M'^MM^anybaJùhiémoreafccundrcll. 

Bifoiiart  :  m.  Apaultrie  Fedlary  who  in  a  long  pac^e^or 
maund(which  be  caryies^  fir  the  mvppart  opeffy  and 
(hanging  from  his  necke)  before  hm)baih  Alfranacl^s^ 
Booties  of  newesy  or  other  trifling  marCytofell. 

BlCque:  (.A  fault  yat  Tennis.  ^  ^V 

Bifac  :  w.^  wallet. 

B^C'f.  An  Adder. 

Manier  en  biflc.  as  Serpeger  ;  nhen  a  horfe  niana- 
fS^aian  Adder  goes  y  wrigimgy  wagling  y  or  gli^  1 
dini. 

Biffeftre.  JU lucide  y  (frcmMnic.whiib  is  held  vn^ 
luclfie.) 

Biflexte:  m.  TheBiffext^  tlclcapeycare-yOtyCneday 

addedlfrfmyeyiare. 
Bifsines.  Silken  words  y  fprucetearmes.     >^ 
Biflble  :- f.  ^  fcizolc.  • 

Biftarde  :  f.  Tttpeat  bhdcaUedyAluJfard. 
Bistorie:  f.  AlfindofcrooliedyJhaYpe-pointedyanddou^ 

ble-edged  launcet^  vfedby  Cbirurgtans'in  tV opening 

ofjoresy&c. 
Biftorie  :  m.éc:  f.  Oool^ed  ,  hool^ed  y  ioughtioy  a^ 

Biftorin.  41^  Biftorie. 

Biftortc  :  f.  Bijlorty  Brit^rniuay  Snal^eweedy  Ta  fiions^ 

Oiflerloit. 

Biflorte  grande.  Female  Addcrwort ,  or  Snal^e- 
•■■,  weed.  •"■•.    •' 

Biftorte  petite.il^tf  le  Adderwcrtjy  or  Oijlrrloityfmalt 

Snal(cweed.         \     .    .  wr 

Biftortlcr  :  m.  A  reilimphty  or pe file yof wood. 
Bite  :  flThe  hearbe  called  Beets  \  Lool(e  Bete.    V 

i^rendre  du  potagede  la  bite.  To  ta{e  infimeoyle 
;     ofmani  to  do  that  a  maid  ^uld  not  do.         -  \ 
lAtéiif.  The  bits  ;  two  greatwoodden  pegs  whiteto  the 

iable  isfaftened  when  an  anl^  is  letfiUl.^  '  ^  1^ 
Bitume  :m.Bitumeny  held  by  feme  to  bee  à  fijfy  and 

clammie  earthy  lime  y  or  clayyfcmewhat  ufemhfmg 
^''■"  pitchyundoftbe  nature  of  brimfione\  by  otherSy(more 

pobably)a  fat  st^umyOVKfiame  driueH  by  the  wmdyand 

wauesytmtbebanl(es  of  the  Palefiinian  lal(je  y  Mare 

Mortuum}  whence  ccn:meth  onely  the  beft  (fir <ttker 
^  waters  alfo  ye  eld  Bitumenjtbouff}  verie,  W^hf:  Our  or-- 
^tna^iejbop  Bitumen  is  buta  compofitionofpiabyVt'' 

triolum^  andfome  other  fucb  lil(efmplesy  hwfotuer 

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jBituthe  Apollopicit.  JfeUànian  h'ttumen  (mfiricur 
te  the  PaUfiimàM)  ujëlfeytbtfieme  efe  certaine  wa- 
ter jtbOs.  Héere  xviëtèe  eitie  ApoUpnia^^^iir  V<iltiu- 

Bitunrincr.  Teanmmt,  b(fmare,  eftniffgle  wiib^ÈifM- 
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Tttmehimûmàlié.  Clatur  untU^  r'fei/éjte  dâtier, 

'PHebtrefirfejfiinlpffg  Trefifi,  \ 
BitdTfiiir^epivet.  roUketheMef^^  Up^urnteen'  k 
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Bizarre  :  com.  VantafticaUytoyïfljyOddeyhHmorouSyiid^ 
diebeadedyfelficonceitcdy  baire  braind  ;  alfOy  dmerSy 
or  duarfified  infifi^o?iyOr  in  colour  i  and  hence  ;  | 
HabiUcmcm  bizar^.  -^  jtf  r///f  »r  of  mot  ley  y  or  of 

fmdfiecoloursydïflinfféifbedbyfeucrattpeeces.] 
Bizarrenient.  OdfyyfintajlicaUyy  offimdriefijhmsy 

ofdiuers  colour  s  A  .  ) 

Bizarrerie  :f.  fantdfticalnejfey  tpyijhneffe  y  humorouf^ 
.    rteffe  ;  a/foya  conceited  toy  y  an  oddepranl(ey  afintajii- 

cafltricl(e.  -  : 

Bizarreurc  :  f.  Diuerfitie  of  colour  Sy  or  fafhion  in  one 

f/me£l.  y 

Bizijirt.  *rj  Bizarre. 
Bize.  as  Bife;    The  North  wind  y  alfiy  a  l(ind  offmall 

Tumiie^or  fiJhlil(eaTunnie. 

Bizd^M  A'xxnc  pinic  dc  (cr .  The  Jloping  pointy  end  y  or 
tongue  of  an  yron  lea  uer 'y  Looke  Bifcau.  '- 

Bizet:  m. 4k}nd offmall Stocl{edouey  or  ^Cefl  y  re-  ^ 
fèfhblïng  a  PartridgCybufmucb  rvorfe  meaty 

Bladier  :  rn.  ^  Marchant  yorlngrojfer  of  come. 

Blacjier  :  m.ere  :  f.  Ofyor  belonging  tOyCoriie.  I 

Blaftard  :  m.  ardc  :  f.  Paley  w  arme  y  lew  y  bl^al^eof  co- 
louryofa  dccayedbue. 
Oeil  blaffard.  Lool^e  Ocil. 

Blaffilftrc  :  com.  Somewhat  palCyWanneyOY  decayed  in 
colour.  .  ^ 

Blaicr.  Seigneur  blaier.  The  Land-lord  that  may  a- 
merce  allfuch  firreinerSyOs  turnc  their  cattellinto  the 
waft  ground i^  or  vaincs  pafhircs,  be  longing  vnto  his 
LQrdJhip  ;  which  without  bispermiffion  (payed  fir) they 
oughtnottohàue  done.  ^ 

Blaimc  :  com.*^  FaUyWanneyblealfeywbitiJhy  deadco^ 
loured. 

Blaiihcur  :  f.  TaUneJfeyWarmejfeyblealienejfeyéi  dead^ 
Of  wbitijh  colour.  '    , 

Tilzxmxx.To  wax  pale  ^lealçeyWanney^hite. 

Blaireau  :  m.  4  BadgeryGray^oafonyBrocl^e.  ; 

Blairic.  Droiô  de  blairie.  A  Lords  pewer  to  fine  atrj/ 
firyeinersy  thatturne  their  catt ell  into  the  vaincs  pa- 
fttircs  of  bis  ManoryWithout  his  leaueyandpermiffiony 
or  as  in'Sivfnc.  \  '^.  '      /  -   . 

Pais  dc  blairie*  A  corne  cptmtrey  ^a  countrey  aboun^ 
dmg  in  corne^or  that  bath  ffeat  ftore  of  come  growing 

Blanc  :  tn.  AhtknkeyWbitey  whlieneffe^  or  white  thing  j 
the  whitey  mnkarie  of  a  poire  ofms  j  a  blanl^e  ofpa^ 
perx  ablanlfema  lotteries  alfiywbiteîimey  or  whiting 


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finSpa!Uy&€\alfijtbebdfi^fASo\yâpeece 
whicbwe  càUa^o/tblanl^iktfo.  the  whiter  fide  of  a 

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Blanc  d'eati.  The  v^ite  VfatettUlie,wàérfiili, 
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Blanc  de  plonih.  "tbefkwÊe. 

Blanc  tie  Potiillc*  rirf/iiM, 

Grand  Uanç.  Is  woréd'Solyior  twfpe/rdhmie  mes.  ; 

AOây é  au  blanc^Or  allayé  tu  blaitc  Gold  allayed 
"tifitbfiluer.    ?  j.        y 

Armer  â  blanc.  To  amerwitbwhitey  a$si  tmpleat 

armor.  \       \  .  -  '.  ;  '  -    <, . 

^bfwriritgyonewé^éranèt^^ 
Çcluy^uiii^  point  de  blaiKmroca.i^ 


alfoya  cleane  Gentleman  y  one  that  bathneuer  a  crofft 

,  tobleffehimwith. 

Mettre  à  blanc.  Toftrip  into  hûjhirt  j  to  rifle  of  y  or 
iurneouiofall. 

Mettre  haut  le  blanc  à  la  butte.  To  bold  a  vendible 
thing  at  a  high  rate  j  al/by  to  propound  vnto  one  a  mat- 
teryWhichn  abouehj^sreachyor  capacitie.  ^ 
0  Tpucher  au  hlzncToftril^e  the  white  y  to  hit  the  naile 
oà}hehcad.       '  r  i  ;  .        , 

Blaitc  :  m.  Blanche  :  £  white  j  nlfoy  hoarie. 

Blanc  bois.  BoXy  Poplar  y  AfpeyAldeiy  and  other  fuc  h 
JreeSyWhofewoodisnoiiPiber. 
hoisblznc.PriuetyPimprint:  fLionhois. 
Blancs  yeux,  gens  aux  blancs  y  eux.c^w^r^j,  da^ 
ftards^faint'beartedy  whitc^liueredy  meale-rhouthed 
fiUowes.  .       '  •'      ^ . 

^    Carte  blanche. -^A/^»it^^^^  Carte. 
Dimanche  de  blanches.  P^;wri.5w;7^jy. 
Ripcc  blanche.^  nailed yor  vnfiKathed(alfo^  bloud^ 
IcffeyOrpeaceableyfword'J  whence -y 
Cela  ne  fe  fait  point  à  rcfpéc  blanche.Tl;^ /  thing's 
not  dùnewithout  found  bobsyorbloudwipes^ 
Fièvres  blanches.  The  Agues  wherewith  maidens  y 
'     that  haueitbcgreenefîckeneffeybe  troubled. 

Ykarsblznchcs.TheïVhitcs(afimininedi  . 

lourncc  blanche.  ^Htï/jf-rf/y'jt^;;/^^^^^^         .^ 
Ligne  blanche.  The  lower  part  of  the  bcUie  where 
the  mufcles  thereof  doe  end(a  teoime ofAnotomie.) 
Menton  blanc,  (frhence)h  vertu  ne  fut  iamais  à 
menton  blznc.NeuerbadwhiteyOr  hoafiechmyyiz. 
neuer  deoayedyor  ^ew  old. 
Monnoye  blanche,  white  money  j  coyne  ofbraJfoyOf 
copper ^filueredouer.  ^ 

NihU  blanc.  5f#ifc^  fJihil.  '         .    !     V 

Oeuvre  blanche.  The  malfing  ofall  l^indofyron, 
toolesyas  wedgcsyhedging  bilSyhàtchctSy  &CyWberwith 
Wûodiscut.  '  • 

Pieds  blancs.  U  a  les  pieds  blancs .  Hepafes  eue- 
ry  where  freely  yOr  without  paying  ought  y  (from  a  eu- 

V  fiome  they  baue  in  France,  to  talje  no  tJoUfirfuçbhor^ 
fes  asbduefimewhitefiet.)  r  ^ 

Ccft  le  cheval  aux  quatre  pieds  blancs.  Uayfrof^ 
•  the  fame  reafon  beare  the  fame  fignificatïon  ;  yet  is  it 
moftvfid  to  exprejfeyd  Companion  that  ptomifes  mucky 
arid  per  firmes  nought -y  arfucba  one  as  fails  bis  friend 
atapincb'^(LookeChey2l)  J^     '■\^ 

Pomme  blanche.  Apaleapple.  •  / 

Solz^ou  livres  blancs,  ^f  ^e/^^,MMonnoyc  blan- 
ait:  Siluer  Sous  m  twoJBUing  peeces  offiluer^      * 

Tunique  blanche.  One  oftlftyes  princ^Uttmicles^ 

.  ernes  from  tb"  inner  sl(mne  of tb' eye  lids  y  embraces  aU 

the  eyeyandbmdesitvntof  the  parts  that  bee  aboutie. 

Blanc-doux.  i<  wbitefipeeting  i  (a»  apple  whereof  ex- 

cettern cyder umade^^^^^,^:^-^^^^^  /    " 

Bl2nce  :  f.Hijitewbeaty/qudreearedwbeat.       i 

BlaiKhards  :  v^An  order  of  Friers ji^éogoe  ordmarify 

in  white  fi)eits^dweari  neither  hats  norjhooes. 

Blanchaflre  :  conoy  Wbitefyy  wbitifki  paleyWOMyfome- 

v$id7atpflnte^^  •  ;      •       >^€    4^ 

Blancheiiiw  Blance -,  Alfbjbe^eeneDowageryfi 

;'  télled oftbepeopleofiVnhccy  becaufefife euer  mom^ 

)tedi»wbitifafifiimMke4^^ 

ftttlkfieondbym 

Dc$toichcs.^jfc««^^^  ^ - 

sBlaodied'aîgnèaax.  white iatnmi^^wbm btuige\ 
RIanchcaftie.4ir  Blmchaftre,  >  ; 

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'    Mo  the/wort. 

Blanche-putc./wBlanchc-pucc.  ^ 

Blanche-queue*  The  rauenein  Isjte  called^  a  Kï;/^- 

taile. 
Blanchet  :  m.  A  blanl^etfi/  a  bed  ;  alfo^  rphite  wollen 

cloth  5  alfoyt  peticotc  there  of -^  alfiy  the  ^pplc  called^ 

Awhitcfwcetin^. 
Blanchet:  m.ette:f.i^ri//*^;;(?V/i///r  *. 

Blanche  ttc  :  f,  Tme  white  jlower  of  reheat. 
Blancheur  :  f.  white nejje.         ^  '  i 

Blanchi  :  m.ie:  f.Bljnched^ri^hited;ivhite)tedyalfof^^^^ 
tedyor  jhfv€d;virïthclcane  imnen. 

Blanchiment. /T^Blanclunàge. 

Blanchir.  TobUmh^  ivhne^  iphae^^ma{twhUe  ;  alfo. 

to  )vhUc'dyOr  gr,orvu;hUc  i  alfo^  tofort^fuHe^  erjhifty 
'  with  cita  ne  iimcn. 

Blancliiflagc  :  m.  Jwhrtnijfg''^aixfhiting^or}phiteJi^ 
.  mim^  ;  a  pargetting  white  5  alfOyd  bla?iching. 
Blanchilscur  :  m.  A  white  dauber^  or  white  limer  ;  al- 
'    fa^awhucncr  of  clothes.  ^ 

Blanchififeufc  :  i.A  Laundrcffe^or  woman  that  vfes  to 

whiten  clothes.  '    , 

Blancque  :  f.  A  hhnke  in  riflingyOr^  inahtteriey  and 

lyencci  ^  I 

Teu  Ac  h  Blanque.//  rifling,or  litterie^    J      ^ 
Blancs- manteaux  J^^/?//e  c  loathes:,  an  oJmr  of  begging 

Fricrs)yLool(^cM:intcdai.  ^ 

Blanculct  :  m.  A  Whittaile-y  or  hi(d  of  her  bignejjCy 

thats^jexic  fat  y, and  very  good  meat. 

Blande  :  f.  A  Salamander  :^callcdfo  ofherpWy  orfofty 

gate.      . 
Blandi  :  m.ic:  f.  Blandifjcd^  flattered,  foothèdy  fmoo- 

thed,glo\cdwnKfitwnedon  j  allured^nueagledwith 

faire  words.  *  , 

Blandices  ;  f.  Soothings,  flattcrings^  blandijhmentsial- 
luremLntSyinticemcnts. 

Blandii'.To  bUndifl),  flatter  ^footh  y^^ofe  with  ^fimne  on  y 
ma^efuireweatbèïvntd^pleafcydelighty  or  ticlile  the 
jiffcUion  with  faire  words  j  alfoyto  inueagle ,  allure  ^ 
^intice^by  gentle  tenrmcsyormeanes. 

£[2Lndi^mtSoothir7gyfmmhing,glo^^^ 

fiattcring^fliwning  on-y  inueaglmgy  alluringy  inticingy 
with  fnire  words.  :   ,. 

Blandiflement  :  m.^  blandijhment  \nfoothingyfmoo^ 
thingy  ticliLng  of  the  mind  y  and  affeàion  with  tearmes 
cf  flatterie  j  a  clawing^  gb^ng  with  j  an  inueaglmgy 
aUuring^nticing  by  faire  words: 

BlandifîçLtf  :  tn.A  blandijberyglofetyfootheryfmootbery 
flatteringJycoj4jantyOrclaw^aclie  I  alfoyan  alluUry 
iHticeryinueagler/bywordsy&c.)  ^^ 

Blandureau  :  m.  The  white  appUy  called  (infime  fart 
o/EnglùXià)  a  hlaundr ell.       v         |    >     /     %   * 

Blanque.4^  Hlancque^^^^j^  cojne  thaUwoYth  wout 
apenieVbux.  •  .:,  ^  U..-.^., /•;•   .^ -■  : '^^;-,.^  .... 

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Blarcaii^  Blaireau;  ■''''t'\i^ 

Bkdmable  :  com. BUmabletrebulieaile,refro»féâiiei 

izimt  :  m.  Bùime^ebu\e/i  cbeclfe  ;  a  cenflat'^  a  re^ 

putaiion,  ittriport^  dipunmHetuUtiimî  > '^  |f 

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hyhU^  tenant. 
Blalîné  ;  m.  éc  :  f.  Blamedy  rebul^edy  chidden  y  taxedy 

Jhentyreprouedy  cenfuredycondemned^  difaUowedJif 

cêmmendedyaccufedyfiiundfiultwuh.  ^ 

Blanîier.T(>  blan^rebulieychecl^eytaxey  chidey/eprouey 

reprehend 'y  cenfure-y  accufey  difaUoWy  dfcommtndy 

condemney  find fiult  with.  \ '■'. 

Blafîner  Tadvcu.  A  Lord  to  difallow  of^  wrangle  a-. 

bouter  yVtterly  torffiêfe  asfiultieyor  defiâiHeythefur^ 

vey  deliueredhim  by  hU tenant^ 
Blafbn  :  iti.  Armes yor^  coat  ofArmes\  alfoy  tbe/cutihi^ 

onyOr  fl)ieldwhcrein  Armes  are paintedyor figmed^y  al- 

foy  Bk'x^onyOr  the  bU'KJng  of^rmes'^  aljfoypray/èycom- 

mendatioHy&c.  \/--: 

li\2!LonfvinchxQ.  A  fiiner  ail  Oration. 

Blalbnnant  :  m.  ante  :  (.Blao^ing  Armes  ;  alfoypraifingy 

extollingyCommendJngial/o^(thecontrarieJreprochingy 
difpraifmgydetraClingfom. 

Blasonnc:m.ce  :  f.  Bla':^edj  atacoatyorfcutchm  of 
Armes  ;  alfo^  praifcdy  extolledy  commended  j  alfiy  (the 
contrarie)  dijpraifedy  reproached  ^ePraRed  from. 

Blafbnner.  To  bla%e  Armes ^  alfoyto praife^cxtoUyCom- 
mend 'y  or  y  to  pubitjh  the  prayfes  y  divulge  the  per^ 
ftClïons  y  proclaime  the  venues  of -y  alfo  (the  cântra- 
ricjtoreproouey  dijpraifey  derogate  y  or  detraClfrom-j 
(Jnwhich  fence  we  alfo  vfe  the  wordybla^e.) 

Blalbniieur  :  m.AHerauld'^  ory^l^iljutlbla^er^  ofArms-y 

alJàyareuilerydetraCieryeuillfpea^er  y  fiule  mouthed 
fiUow. 

Blafphemateùr  :  m.Ablajphemer^^a  leuiler  ofGod^  a 
Yailerjfngoodnejfe.   '  - 

Blal^hcmatoire  :  com,  Blajphematorie ,  bla^he^ 
mous. 

Blaiphcme:  m.BlaJpemiey  an  ojyprobrious  reuilkig  of 
God.or  gnodnejj^eyany  horrible  exécra tionyOr  great yand 
cajffelcjjc  oath  y  wherein  Gods  name  is  abufed. 

Blalphémé  :  m.ce  :  f-  Bl^^bemed. 

Blasphemer.  To  blafpbemey  curfcy  rcuile  Cody  or  bis 
WiulfCSy  (as  they  be  his.)  - 

Blafler.  To  foment ymt^flen^orjbaib  gently  with  the  hand 
a  hurt  (efl?ecially  about  a  bo)fe.)       \ 

Blatir-  To  l^nitycontraâygatber  vpydraWy  orjbrinkein^ 
himfelje.   *     ^  ^^  :  .     .,  ,  ^ 

hhttzitc.f!^he-mull^(an  hearbe.) 

Blatte  :£  A  certaine  moath  which  griawes  both  cloth ^ 
and  bool^es  ;  alfo^  beetle  ;  alfoy  a^d  oftedwbut  3 
alfiyafill(eworme  ;  alftyO^Bdcxidi^   ^     - 
Blatte  byfancc.  The  fmallyfmootb^  and  long  jhell  of 
a  certaine  fijhyvfedinperfimes^ndcfUedinfi)0pSyO^ 
nyx,&3  vngyis  odoratus*. 

Blattier  :  m.  A  marchant^  inmfffr  of  come.  - 

Blavéc  :  £  Corne  land*^  or  y  land  which  batb  came  IfffWm 
ingonit.  r/rr  >^^y.\  ■■■'.■' :• 

Blavclles^'Blavcolcs. 

Blaycoles;  £•  Blewbottfes,  Blewbldmii  t^ne  fimh 

Blavier  :  in.cc: f.  Of, or bekf^pngte  (otne,  «r  ttrm 

UMu,  •■-.Mm-' .>_.-•■,,  ■'>■■■-';,'. Ci,- ' 

Sergein  blavicr.  jin  Ojficer  that  rvatcbes,  and  hfk* 

vnt0  corne  grounds  vnttU  they  be  reajfedjnt  cuuf^ 

Blaureau.  4)r  Blaireau.  .  iS" 

Blayer.  Seigneur  blayer.  A  Lord  that  batb  VtcÀ&dc 

bjayrie. 

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fieding  ofcattell  vpon  cort{e  lands  y  a  raking  rpitb  cat- 
tell  ouer  come  lamias  ;  alfOy  the  feafon  (from  th'Annunr 
.  dation  to  tb'end of  Haruejl)  wherein  cattellmay  y  in 
fome  places^  be  turned  y  byfomepïiuUedgedperfonSyin- 
to  common  come  grounds . 

Droid:  dc  hhy  ïizXiber  tie  yto  turne  bU  cattellagra^ 
TJng  into  common  corne  grounds  ^  or  y  as  in  Blairic. 

Ble.^^Blcd. 

Blcce-efprit.  (Fi^r^lclTc-efprit)  Soulc-hurting^Jpirit^ 
rpoundmg. 

Blcceitfc  :  f.  as  BIcflurc.  .  ' 

^\cc\\^:  com^FlaggiCyOuet fofly  pùfl  vp rpitb  an  vn- 
found  Julneffe.  m 

Blccque.pommc  hXcQC^C-^^Pplctbats  too  ripCy  or 
too  mellow.       •  ^ 

Bled  :  ni.  (Any  manner  of)  cprne\  and  particularly  (fir 
when  tisvfed  without  additionjwbeat. 

.  Bled  barbu.^  I^ind ofPanict^e^tearmed byfomeyTur- 
l^ie  Hirfcjby  others  y  out-landijh  Pa7iicl{ey  or  bearded 
wheat  ;  alio  the  ordinarie  bearded  wheat. 
Bled  hcxnagc.  MeJlMyOr  mouUure  come  yfnjeatyRie, 
and  Barley  mi flgled-y  al/b,  cerne  that  grew  on  amans 
owne  landj/tr  in  his  aivnefoyle  j  corne  of  that  countrej/y 
orof  a  certaine  comt/ey. 

Bled  frime.  Horfe-fioweryOxe-wheat^  Ccnv-vfheat  j 
Blacke-rvheat. 

Blcdd'Indc.  <w  Bled  dc  Turquie.    •  ] 

Blcdlcgcï.  SpeU,orZea-y  a  corne  which  maizes  l^ht 
and/auoricj^ut  not  veriefumrijh'mgy  bread,    v' 
Bicdiocar.  Saint  VeUrs  corne  j  (al(tndofvraU^i- 

•  ley.)  ^  ■■ 
Bled  mcftail.  Mejlin  j  Jfiteaty  Kye,  and  Barley,  win- 
tjed.  ' 

Bled  Marfcs.  March  corne  ;  at^  came  thats  vfuallj 
/owed in  March -ya^hyOsExcouteiCon,         ^ 
Dled^nouuite.  Moutture  cort$e }  or  Mejlin. 
Bled  noir.  Blacl(e  wheats  Cow-vtheat ,  Oxe-wheaf, 
Bled  poullart,&  poulie»  ^  Bled  locar. 
Bled  rouge. '0)'i/;;4nff  red  wheat -^  called  by  fome 
KcMifltmeUyDuçlf-'Wbeat^nd  Normandie  wheat. 
Bled  Sursân  J  rencb  wbeatiBuct^e-wheaty  Bolymong 
(a  ijerifcfiur/è  graine 'f)alfi/uBlcàdcTmi\uic. 
Bled  txemcs,Marcb  corneySummer  come  \Pucb  terne 
M  isfipe  within  three  mmetbes  after  it  itfiwen» 
Bled  t\uvxet,Amelcome,Starcb-c*me, 
Bled  de  JvaqmcTurlfie  eorneyTurlfie  wheat'^her- 
of  there  beduun  l(màsy  difetiftg  iu  colour,) 
Traite  de  bleds.  An  impofiim  »f  iif,  founds  x.  flùl' 
lings  Tour,  ^m  euerie  twau  if  wheat  (and  ratably ^ 
vpon  alt forU%fpMnt)trnirf^ed,         ,, 
Manger  fbn  bled  e&  oabe.  T0  turne  hit  catteU  into 
bù  came  befire  it  hi  etredi  or^fiU  kit  cêrmon  ibt 
poundyand^end  the  money  bejweit  beript'ytê  j^nd 
vit  rents  befire  they  be  dne,his  reuenew  ht  fire  it  come 
in.iwmfifidlytf  conpime,  tr find  faelfingf  bit patrh 

Prendre  enoclihaye,  &  le  \AcàT9flirtrifi,9r  take 
vnproiâded,  ■   ,.v- ^-4  ■•:  ://#.• 

^Aqudaueprisflu'eftlebkd.  H0wdeere  foeuer  it 
cofl  nu,  hpw  bétrihfieutr  l  cmnt  by  it^wbat  price  fi- 
tner  I  pita  fir  it.  ■  ;^^^  ■  ' -^  -  ^  %j';|-.  ..j 

En  petit  cfaamb  aoifl  Vien  bon  blé  :  Kovl  SmaU 
Mdsbanegoodcorne  powingmiktm,  *      ' 

2^?"^^™^  al'auanturc  :  Prov.  viz.  V9t 
.Hlfl^mg  whtMftr  they  will  tme  i/p  or  n$, 
Bl^cr  :m.erej  tOf^belonimttOyeom». 
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Blemy .  GrownepaleyWan,bleal(eyrvhite. 

Blepharoïdc.  Tunique  blc.  0»c  of  the  eyes  little  tn-^ 

niclesyïvbe^ebythe  waterie  burnout  is  diftinguijhed 

fromtbeglajjteone. 

Blcrcau^j- Blaireau. /f  Btf^gfr. 

Blefîne  :  com.  Pale^rvanneybleal^ey  rpïïit'îfbydead  colou- 
.  red.  "  '     <       '  " 

Se  loger  fur  le  blefme.  Seel^e  Log^r. 
Blcfînct  :  m.  cttC  :  f.  Somewhat  pale ,  a  littU  rvanl 
Blefmi  :  ni.  ic  :  f.  Grown  e  pakyWanyblealfe.        ^ , 
Blefiîier.  To  lool^cpale^  ^^owwariyWax  bleal^ey  wbitijhy 

dead  coloured.  •  •  ^  , 

BIcfiiiifTcment  :  m.  Palenejfcy  warwepy  bieal^enejfe  j 

al/o^a  lool(ingyOr  waxingypalCyWânyblcal(e. 
Blelniiflburcrf  i^BlèfiïîiHcmcnt.    ■  .  .      w 
Blellable  :  corn.  ^^/^;7^4^/r/     ■       / 
Blçfle  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Hmty  wounded  ;  vlcerated  j  whofe 

'  flefh  is  cut^orbruifd  j  whofè  sJ(in  is  fretted  offl 
Bîefser.  7oiPi>oundyOY  hurt]  (whether  by  d bloudwipe ydry 

blow,  or  bruiftj  to  vlceratCyOrfret  ojfythesl(in. 

Blefïcr  rbnnocur  âe.  fodepraueyordetraêlfromyto 

blemijhthe  reputation  of. 

Tel  tue  qui  ne  penfe  que  blefïcr  :  Prov*^  Same  \ill 
fuch  as  they  would  but  hurt.  ^ 

Blefïure  :  f.  A  woundyor  hurt  j  an  (ofenfiueyOr  painfull) 
blow  y  cuti  bruife ,  or  sl(arre  j  alfOy  a  wounding^  or 
hurtmg.  , 

. Blet  im.  A  bloc{e/loulty  luskjtyfoty  hoydony  lobcoc\e. 

B\ttC:ï.AtHrfe^rpeat:  (^]<loim. 

Blette  :  f.  The  bearbc  called  Bliteyand  Blits  j  ^^^^  Be- 
lette. •   '  -^    «I        . 
Blette  blanche.  The  great yOr  ord}naric(white)BUte. 
Blette  ci*Efpaigne.    Spanijh  Beets  ^  or  th'ordinarie 

.  Blites'y  (anhearbe  that  bath  neither  Jauour^  tafiy  nor 
(lore  of  qualities.)        . 

Blette  grande.T/?^  ^/r^fr'erf  B^r/^ar  JB/i/(?. 
Blette  noire.  ^Blette  rouge.  | 

Blette  rouçe.T/;Vrf/>^^rif  rerf  B/i^f  •    *      . 

Blette,  poire  blette. -^;i  ouer-ripe pear e^pe are  thats 
rottenyorvnfound  at  the  heart.       .   ▼     , 

Bleu  :  m.  bleue  :  f.  B/^ir. 

Bleuaffare:  com.BlcwiJhyOrfomewhatblew. 

Bleuet;  mMeW'bottl€yBleW'-blaWyCorne''flawerJ^t^t' 
ftckU. 

Bfiffees.  ds  Bcliflrcs  -yAlfOy  the  biarbe  called Bleets. 

Bloc  :  m.  Agrofcygreaty  orgeneralitu  j  the  whole  of^  or 
a  beapi  ofdiuers  wares  budiei  together -,  alfo^  4  blocl{;y 
or  log.  •  /     -'       '  - 

Bnohc.Summarilyy  by  greatjm  the  whole. 
£n  bloc^Sc  en  tafchc.  Oncwitbamtbey;^taganél  ragy 
all  together,  v^v        '  *'       ,    v 

BlocaUlc  :  £  RubbHbyJhardfy/aggedftaneSiany  grofe 
ftttfejwbereofruaewalls(or  morterfirfione  walls)are 

made.  '-'•;>■•,  •-■  :  -•'-  ^■'''■■•.    ..;^  ■:■'■...•'■!**'•:/  :r 
Bloccage:  in.4if  BlocaUlc.  \ 

Bloccageux:  m.  culic  :  f.  Full  ofjhardsi  rubbifhy 

'"  Jktr'  1- •■••.•.  ;•    ■'■■'%,      '■'9à  :  ■  '  I  ''         ■  4   ■ 

'CT'"  ■        .■-,■,-■_    .■■,,.■-■,,.      'l: 

Blocc«dDé.<wBlocaiUc.  '  ::     ■  f         »>^X 

Blôccâld]]étix.4f  Bloccageux.  '^' 

Blocul  :  m.  The  cbiefifi  pole  that  vj>boUletb  a  tent  j  alfo^ 
atittlefirt/nr  blot\mb§iifei  '^■^^^:-^:::,;:-.^k 

Blond  :  m-blondc  :  £  ijffft  y^^^y?  fif^-  ^'lomred, 
flaxen-Min  bêïvkffi^MO  ^'ff'^  tamiu^or  deer-^ 
cùloured.        •  » 

Blondclct:  m.ette  :fXeU(fPfifi^aleyeUmJme9bat 

fiaxenbéàred. 
'l^onda,Toev0lightyeU«»,fisxtttiorfirmpcoloitred. 

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Blondoyement  :  m.  A  ma\mg^  becommng  light  y  eU 

low.  '  ',•'". 

Blondoycr.  as  Blondir. 

Blondurel.  TbeBlaundreUâpple.      ^ 

Bloquaillc.  if5  Blocaillc. 

Bloquer. To  Jhut  in^or  blocl[  vp\tobef$efe^hejityOf  corn- 

pap  on  alljîdes  y  alfoy  to  conclude ,  or  ma^e  vp  a 

bargainee 
BloQUÛ.  as  ï^oculOn  the  firft  fence.)  ^^^ 
Blofse.  poire  blofTe.v^»  oner  mellow  peate  ^  a  pear  e fi 

fùflasitjâreadietorot.  " 

BIôt^Bloc. 

Bloti  :  m.ic  ;  f.  S4^ât^5fi^w\ed^  hidden  ^  Ifinf^  or  \ept 

clofe.  '• 

Blotir.  Tofquaty  s\ow\e^oY  fye  clofe  to  the  ground,  lt1{t 

a  daring  Larlie^or  af  righted  fiwle 'y  alfo^iobide^  or 
.  l^eepCy  clofe.  ,f         • 

Blottc. -«^  Bloutrc.        * 
Blottct.ToblotyfiaineyblemiJh^defUe. 
Bloty  :  m.ye  :  f.  Squat  ;  laid  clofe ,  l^ept  cle^.^       . 
Blouquette.^e'f  Bouclette.  ^  . 

Bloust  :  f.  A  clofe  Tennis  ccurty  or  a  Tennis  court  in  a 

baUjbauing  a  houfe  on  either  fidè  to  férue  oh^  fo  called 

j/ Orleans. 
Bloutrc  :  f.  A  clodyor  dot  of  ear  th.  *      * 

Woutrc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Cloddie  ;  fiiU  of  clods. 
Bloutroer  :  m.  ^  Row  1er  j  the  round woodden  injltu^ 
r\\       menttoherewiih  allyes  arejkootbedy  waU^es  planed -^ 

and  clods  bro  lien. 
Bloutroir.4y  Bloutroer. 
Éluard  :  m.-arde  :  f.  Gray.sl(ie  colourédJ?lewiJIj. 
Bhict  :  m.  hleW'bUwJSÎleW'bottkyCorne'fiowery  Hurt^ 

fickje. 
Bluette  ;  £  A  little flrea^eyOY^ari(e  ofheatyin  theatre, 

when  thefeafon  is  verie  bot  j  atui,  more  generally ^any 

Jparlie^rjparlfle  of  a  flame. 
Bluetter.  TofparkeyOr^arfile  3  to  caft  out,  or  yeeld forth 

(paYl(eSyOr  jparlfles.  w  . 

Blute.  ^  Bluet. 
Bluté  :  m.  éc  :  f.  BoUlted^  at/dytoJfedyOrJwungdvpÊ& 

dowîhc.  ^  ^ 

Bluteau  :  m.  Ahoultingcloth. 
Bluter.To  boulerait  ;  alfèyto/wingvpanddowney  as 

a  Baiser  dot  h  his  boulting  cloth.  t 

I  hlutcneif.Aboultingtuh  ydlfoyaboM^^^ 
y  Blut&iT.  A  boulter  of meale.' 

^A  bon  bhitcur  May  propice  :  Vroy.  A  wooer  J^eeds 
(oftti'Ms^lhe  better  jhthisweapon.  •      ;     '^^ 

Bluttage  :  to. -rf  ^«^<i»i;  ^/jwM/f,  cj^r. 
Bluttement:  ic«\^^i^î;i{}4^3  4/^^^  «ni 

mOwne 

Blutté» -»  Bluté.        ; 

BiutteaiLitf  Bluteau. 

Bhittcr: <^ Bluter i  r«t«i«i:t,é»f."  .  ', 

Blutteur.  A  boulter  ofmeâle  ;  Seekt  Bluccur; 
BluttiS .  J  houU'mg  tub  -y  or  a  room  to  bouU  meak  i/n 
Bhaok:tD,Tbe/hme,      '     •  '  -i^':. 

Bou»  Bois  î  Wooit:  fPic.  ;  ;■;  /^M^"  -''^'''^^.p.jt>y^ 

it02Sc:f,ApUcem.Abbies,é'C,fùSéfdrap^ers,i9P^ 
iuttaylayvpCopes^c,  .v^-v  ;..<-*?;' 

Bobuuice  :  £  RiotJùXKritiVmkri/hufe,  exceffùtt  j^etf 
']  t^gt'mmêderttttxfince't(Mdbeeiuifetbat  InmMtr 
t  a  commnty  éucompamtd  mtk  ffUle,  ttfiffùfies)  affi, 
vtfoltjKie^queme^oud9r  peûm^tuaiu  boaftiagi 
Bobaacer.  To  fùot,  Jquander^  wap,  wttUfi  j  alfo,  tù 

Bobaincia  :  m.  An vMbrifi,riêtoMs  mtfiet^fkperjkom 


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fbender,  immoderate  ^roy^ good,  luxtrriota  or  excef 
pue/quanderer  \(And  becaufefuch  a  one  is,  common^ 
monfyy  proud  of  hi6(as  heprefumes)  libcralitie^  itfigni^ 
fi^^)^^fiyaproudyfaucie,b,oaflmg,orinfoU^^^  ajje. 
Bobans  :  m.Riotyluxurie^TvajUngyvntljrifiinep 
Jiue  jpendrng^fuphfluoHS^or  immoderat  expence  j  or  as 
Bobance.  -     .         ? 

Bobelin  :  m,  A  patchybotcb^peece^fct  on  a Jljooeyor  gar- 
ment. 

Bobéïne:  (.An  oldpatjchedjhoocyor garment. 
Bobelincr.  To  cobble ^  patchy  botch^  or  mend  an  olde 
thing. 

Bobefincur  :  m.  A  coblei\  botcher ^  patcher,  mender  of 
old  things. 

Bobine  :  f.  A  quill  fir  a  {pinning  wheelci  alfo^a  sl(aine^  ' 
or  htinke  ofgold^orjiluer  thread.  ""         ^ 

Bobulaire  :  com.BigyhugeyVnrveldielii^eanOxe. 
Bobulaires  :  f.  Toycs,  trafic  j  dotingSy  doltijh  things. 
Bocage  :  ttï.AgrouCy  thicl(^etyOr/mall  rpood-,  a  place 

thats  flore dyOrfet  thiclfe  rc\th  trees  ;  whence  j 

Vdii^àthocz^C.  A  wood-land  cmntrey. 
Bocager  :  m.ere  :  f.  Grouie,  wooddie  j  (^  or  belonging 

to  grouesythicl^etsywoodsi  alfo^frequenting^oraffcôling 

thicl^etSygroucSyOr  woods. 

Bocagcuxj  ^ Bocager i  Or^  fiUofthkldttSygroues^or 
woods. 

Bocagier  :  m.erc  :  ùvooddieygrouiey  &c\  /r^  Bocager. 
Bocaf:  m.AVtohy  oranyfuchibtg-beUicdylong'-neclied^ 

andfrnall-moHthed)  vefjelly  of  earthy  or  (the  more  pto^ 

ptrly)  ofglaffe  ^  for  water yWinCy&c. 

Boccabrevé  :  f.  The  name  of  a  certaine  apple. 

Boccaner.  4^  Boucaner.  '# 

Boccafîn:  ni.  hoccafm  ;  or  y  a  l^indoffine  bucl^eramy 

thathatharefemblanceofta^atayandismucbvfcd 
firlming'yal/bytheflujfeCaJlimanco. 

Boçe.t^%Boflè. 

Bochafle.^n^i/^ci&f/?^/^/.  \     ;  • 

Bode:  Ï.A  lymbecl^eyor fliUitorie.  ^     *       * 

Boclus.  I^^cBoudu^. 

Bocon.  «  Boucon. 

Bpcciue:  f^A  l(indofg!feat-eyedCac1(eriUffh^he  which 

hath  on  her  bacl^  many  golden ,  andfiluer^bued  preal(S 

running  along  flom  her  necl(tê  her  faile  3  a^ya  floud- 

gatOyOrfluceé  -     • 

Bocqucr.  To  butteyor  iurre. 
Bocquct  :  m.  Agroui^r  thicket  j  a  little  wooi^     1 
hoàtwù.AyoungBuU.  ^      ^V 

Boeileau:  m.^Boffleau.,  — 

Bocffclct  ^BoiflHet.  y* /////^  i/{/I?^i/. 
Boctc  Î  &  Bocttc  i  Lool^e  Boifte  j  alfoJinaU^  orboufe^ 

holdwme.         ^  ^     -^^^  '■■■/•'■'■;■  ■:^'  ''  •./ 
Boctoiiyèr.  To  limpejbaultjbe  lamoi    *:^^^  --  - 

Boêttèlette  ^  f*  A  little  box. 
^oeuÙTtï.AnOxiaBeefeialfiybeefi.     -  < 

Eiociif  bran,  ou  branc.  A  kind  of  Wild  Oxe  in  Ppcu 
uenceyia»^  Langued*  vnreckimable^  and  omfy  good 
flrtbejbambles.     ^*i  -  -  :    ' 
Bocmàcàica.  Amen, - 
'   Bo^uf  de  met. The  Seàleyor  Sèa-taljh/ilfo^fea  mcn^ 
fier  that  tifembles  an  Oxe.      \i;Mtf  * 

Langue  de  boeuf.  The  leffeyond  rougher ylfpid  rf  Bf^ 
fhS^y  wff*rf  Oxe-^ongue^d  Lang*de  beef.      - 
Mwc  aux  boeufs.  A  certaine  he  awe  whereof  if  an 
toxe  dif  eat  be  dies  imrnediatefy  of  the  fyiànfie  j  and 
therefore  we  may  calLitQxebane. 

.  Mouche  aux  bocuft;  i#  brnxe^adbeOyOxt  fie. 
Oeil  de  boci£  An  oêêtrflroutwg^  or  ptat-goggU  eyi  ; 
:  Mlfiytbe  hearbe  Oxt-eye  >  alfoytbt  beavbe  calkdfbibfb 

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alitïey  itftgni^ 
ilenty  ajje. 
fftinejjiyexcef^ 
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Htijh  things. 
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MatheSjvnfauoYiei^he  Cot ula^  and  white  vnfauorie  • 
CamomiUiSeelf^OcmJ^  .   \ 

Pcnnachc  dc  Docur.  A  goodly  pahe  of  homes. 

Tcftc  dc  bpcuf.. /<  ioultbeadyiobcrnoU ,  cods-head^ 

gronthtadytogerhead'^  one  tpho/i  rpitisdu  little  as  bis 

headisgreat. 

Homme  dc  porc,&  dcbocufi  ^  groffe^bapeyrudey 

vnçïmlCyOï  vHmanerly  ychurle  ;  aclunchya  cluflerfift. 

Prendre  vn  boeuf  paries  cornes»  To  vnderia^e  a 

d^nge-ma  exploit.  *"  ' 

Quiter  vn  boeuf  pour  prendre  vn  ocuf-^jT*  quit  an 

Oxefir  an  egge  ; otyOs  onrfinnc^nifn^rather  catch  a 

diiclie  than  feed  an  Oxe. 

Tourner  la  charrue  contre  \t%\yxuîs.JVefaypp:t 

the  cari  before  the  borfè'y  LoolfeTouincr. 

Le  boeuf  las  marche  foucf  :  Prov.  The  ivearie  Oxc 

goesflortdy  j  men  that  are  beaten  to  thepra£iife  of  the 

rvorldare  calme  y  and  moderate  in  their  proceedings. 

Le  boeuf  par  la  corne,  &  Thommcpar  la  Darolc: . 

Prov.  Se  lient^  vnderftoody  (§fr  infhrreine  countries 

Oxen  atayol^td  by  the  homes.)    . 

.jL  Lc  boeuf lale  faiâ  trouve^  le  vin  fans  chandelle  : 
Prov>  The  fait  beefe^eater  needs  no  candie  to  find  his 

^^iiuorwilbaÙy  orfaltbeefcisyomonely  lantorne  in  a 
darifefellar. 

Le  grand  bècuf  apprend  ai  labourer  au  petit:  Pro. 
The  old  Oxe  teaches  the  youngto  draw'yrHefkr(with 

fime  fmalidiference)  theywng  coclfC  crarvewy  as  he 
the  old  hearetb. 
:  Les  grands  boeu6  ne  &nt  pas  les  grandes  iour-- 
nées  :  Pro.Til^f  greatefl  Oxen  rid  not  mofl  rml(e  *  rve 
fay ythegreaiefl  crabs  are  not  all  the  befimeat.  ^ 
Au  Pauvre  vn  oeuf  vaut  vn  bôcuf  :  Provu^^i  egge  is 
as  de  ere  to  a  poore  man/u  an  Oxe  to  a  rich-yOr^  poore 
man  is  as  well  content  with  an  e^e.aswith  an  Oxe.  \ 
Dieu  donne  bicns'&bocufy  mais  ce  n'cft  paspar 
la  cornc:Prov.Goi£i/iej  things  plentifiêfly  and  wUh- 
fiutperilt.  .  • 

U  ne  fiut  iouçr  au  boeùf:  Prpv.  An  Oxe  is  nofit^or 
..  nofafkyplayrfclUm.    .  v        /.- 

Micu)(  vaut  en  pm  vn  oeuf  qu*  en  guerre'  vn 
%  boeuf:  Prov*  Stekt  Oeuf  *  ■  ^  ^  1 

On  9  beau  mener  le  boeuf  iîeta  $*il  n*  aibiftPro. 
In  vaine  ià  an  Oxe  Ud  to  the  watit  tfbt  be  not  athirfly 
VH  fay (rvitbfomé  difference  offence)  a  man  may  Uad 
bis  horfembtwûterjbtstcamiùtmahebimdrtnlfivn^ 
lefebelifi.  ^-,v  >':vàv  '   •  v  :        ;f  51 

Pas  à  j>as  le  boeuf  pwnd  le  lièvre  :Pro.v#^/m, 
&  modérât  procuding^tffe&îgf eat  matters.  <  — 
Bogues Bocque;  Afo^e  hmsch^ topytufty  èr  hnsU 
w  herein  tbefttds  of  beat  bs  are  mcloftd\  (n*enccia(/è, 

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Boeue  ravd.  Seel^e  Kavd. 
Bohadexr  BouSde  :  f  Auvergnoia» 
.  Bohourd.  ofBàuMTd,'     ...i>;. -i 
Bohouidcr.  as  Behoucder.   « 

Boidnqron  :  m.  A  imcd-'eieauer^wati^ief*  .  ,< ^'"^ 
Boie  :  £  ^Aifindtf  great  vniùr-fiuujjt^luLt  vfes  t»  jkcl^ 

Bojfer.  T$bmilevp^fiÀbfir  •Mtr^bmgs  m  ba^J  ^ 

DoiSott  i  m.  A  im^vp^JUikhrer^^âfafais        „     ,  ,  ^  . 

vA*»Mi      ^viw'i.:  .    .       î:>fici-    •  >  lSi<unphelmdmwater,iffei>ee»mMblackMEbmy 

goijcaii.  An  ordinme  dmlfer  ofwêtw,     *  *'  t  é4  Bois  d'eftaUlcT^f  beari  ofmodM«ftmber(fi  wA-. 

Boilelveucf  BoUeau.      .  ,  .-      .  .^  ^V      '    «ois  d*diîttinc.rA< 


little  meUâtPyalmoflouerfeeneOndrinie.)     " 
Boire.  To  drinl^eyboufe^bibyfipiltiquafeytipple-y  tofuct^Cy 
orfrvallorpvp'y  torecducyorfa^ein  y  alfOytoOheUjOr 
'  ventyflnilLfattour.  .  /    %^  * 

Boire  fa  bride.  yiWyj  to  dratvvp  his  bit  into  bis 
mouth  mthhutongHe.  •'      , 

"    Boire  la  goutte  fur  l'ongle.   To  leaue  but  one  onely 
drop  in  the  cnp.  r 

Boire  a  Jut.  To  drinl^e  aU  outy  àllvf]to  l  eauejufî  no- 
thing. '  ,  *    ;   ,  . 
Boire  fon  mors  jts  Boire  fa  bride. 
Boy  le  vin  comme  Ro^,  boy  Teâu  comme  Tau- 
reau :  Vto.For  ttfone  vjesnotto  drinlfc  much  y  th' other 
iPçiUdrint(e  no  more  than^he  needs. 
AïTex  boit  qui  a  dueèl  :  Prov.  He  hath  drkl^e  ynough 
that  hath  farrow ynough  j  br^as  in  Dueil; 
""A  petite  fontaine  boit  on  à  fonaife:  Prov.  In  à 
meane  eftate  mofi  eafe.  *   ..  ^ 
Aller  &  parler  peut  on,boif c  cnfcmble  &  manger 
non  :  Pro  lA  man  may  vifUy&  conuafe  mth  a  friend i 
butmu^  notyifhe  meane  to  {eepe  bim^  filed  jpith  him , 

thebefiwaytoprcferue  afr:cnd^/iot  tobeverie  m- 
.  TPard  with  him.  « 

[  Apres  compter  il  faut  boire  :  Prov.  The  recl(pning 
"    endedivc  mufl  drinl^e  together-j  (a  Dutch  conclufion.) 
Apres  tout  dueil  boi!t  on  bien  :  Vto.(So  tiplingfuc-^  \ 
ceedethteeene.)  ^  /    .    _ 

Ccluy  de  bon  fens  ne  jouit^qui  boit^ne  s'/en  ref- 
jouit  :  ProJietbat  in  dYinl(wg  feels  no  pleafure^  bU 
wits  befurcty  out  ofmeapate.  " 
Qui  a  fait  la  faute  fi  la  boivc:  Prov.  Let  him  that 
did  amiffe  bepunifhed. 

Qui  bon  Tachcpte  bon  le  boit  :  Pro*  He  that  buy  es 

good  wine  driîH^s  good  wine^ 

Qui  n'a  laine  bovic  à  la  fontaine:  Pro.Ltf/  him  that 
'  hath  no  wealth  drinl^e  at  the  well. 

Tel  eil  petit  qui  boit  bien  :  Pro.  Though  he  be  little 

heeantipple. 

Tel  fait  la  faute  qu'un  autre  boit  :  Pro.  One  com- 

mitsjbefiultwbich  another  is  blamed  for. 

Vhe  fois  Tannée  Ton  s'apprefte  a  boire:  Vxo.O/Jce 

in  ayeareamanprepares  bimfilfito  dm\e'y  (yiz.of 

bis  ownew'me^n  vintage  time) 
Boisim  jvoodytlfoyfl  woodyilfoyaflaffe^lawiceycrfpeare-y 

alfoytbebeadyOrbornesofadeere. 

Bois  d' û6cJb*aromatical  wood  caltedLignûhlocs. 

Bots  de  baukxie.  Thefk^eet  wood  of  the  Balfam  tree. 

Bois  bedacl^^jj^f  Bçdat. 

Bois  hl^cJPriuet /called  fi  atLyons)alfoyas  Blanc 
bois,  '  N-v...      '  •  '.'  ■•  '.' 

Bois  de  hxm.KoundyOrvncUfï-fmaU-wùod  CofSèii 
l(mdfoeutï.)        -  "     ^  :y  ;  ^:^    : 

Bois  de  coxàieSmall  biHeù  5  (n  Wo0d^dts  Ul(e^  but 
lejfe tbanJbilUts.  vi^^    •  /. 

:^  Bois  chobli$./riiii/^^  s  ^^  Chablis. 

Bois  decharpentcTi/tt^fr. 
;  V  B<MSpoisr  cluMrrons.rj^/^^9i^; 

•   Bois  de  coupe.  See  Coupe,  n 
^Ql^eoaecCbarsoale,    >      ^  -'  *  ^  ''  -    ".'  ^ 
Bois  d«be>ut.Tèe  branch(ofa  ^fki)lefi  powtng^wbt 
aU  the  r  efi  are  lopped) fk  a  fiante  y  ear  es  tmreaft,^ 


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Ufethety  ândc9Hueiid  dovhH^ftrtame  vntê  tbefUci 
Where  it  u  to  be  fold  or  vfid.  ,,   ,  i 

BoïsAotté.  The  fame.  '-  .  ::'''':/^  .■'J^/'l:'^'''^-    "^ 

Bob  fruidicr.  The  branch  of  à  tref^  efptatty  which 
beaYcthfrmt  idfrmt^beâringbrancb.        /  *  «     * 
3ois icfixttccJranchtefe  wood,  nalftd,  or  fffwld^ 
tteefm        '  *'  '■''^''■'  ■'^'■''  ^'■■■-'  "^'"-V/: 'i*.  i':'^'" 

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goodly  woods  \  proper ly^fuch  as  haue  not  beene  ctU^jim 
bpped  of  at  the  leaft  ^oyercs  befrre  ytooiie  Fuftaye. 
*Bois  Hjcrofme.  The  name  of  a  certaine  tender,  and 
delicate  peare.  ./    .  ^^    7  - 

Lc  b  ois  d'une  lia.  A  bedftead.,  .   * 

3o\S  fnort.  AU  l(ind  of  deady  and  drie  wood  in  fh^ 
refis  ;  firewoods  / 

Bois  moflc.  as  Bois  de  motdle  ;  efptciallf  in  the  lafi 
fence.  ^         ;-^--  .    ' 

Bois  de  mouUe.  BiUetsylçgs  ;  or  log-wood  ^  great  fk^ 
wood  of  a  certaine  fh^  j  or  any  woM  fhat  bath  beene 
a  f/t7;ed by  a  Mouleur.  *  '  - 

Bois  d'oeuvrci  Great  timber yoir  wood^fquayedy  and 
readiefbrvfèyorrporlfe.  --^v-^.:-:.,.;'^::^ 

Bpis  pu2iitStinl(ing  beane-trefoile-y  (afhrUb.) 
Bbii^c  quaftieir.  ^tf r/f  rx  0 f timber -y  or  timber  fir 

^  Bois  revenant,  A  copfe^yyong  wood. 
Bois (ainft. GwacumyVoc\'m>od .    on \    \ ^    :    - 
Bois  de  fap,ou  de  fapin.D^tf/f  plantas  y  deale  boards. 
Bois  de  Çcï^cJVood  oftenyeresgrowthy  orvpwards. 
Bois  tajilis.  Copfe^woody-ùHder^woad'yfucb  wood  ds 
is  fvUcdyOr  eut  eueryfeuen  or  eight  y  ear  ex.  "^ 

Bois  de  touche,  ^  holtygjroueyêr  thicl(e  Tufi  of  high 
trees(growÊtg  neere  aboujfky&  gracing  the  feat  there  f) 
Bois  scàit.as  Bois  bçdat  ;  Uol{e  Bedât.    -. 
Blanc  bois.  BoxjafilloWyPoflary4fpCy&  other  fmaC^ 
ier  treeSyWhofè  wood  isnot  fit  for  timber-worliè. 
(j^ii\oo\S'9VildlinfymIdflax.  V 
^^^ois^ApkeM^è^rfpeare.         ■  : 
Mortho^.^iUoWyThorneyAlder^'Broomey  G'mepar^ 
generally^  trees  that  either  beauté  no  fruity  #r  nêfrom 
fttabtefi-uit.  ^       :        \        v 

G  rand  abbateur  de  hoiisuiffea  t  bugbearey/dUl-cofWy 
fcarre-cfow.  -^ 

le  cognois  bien  de  auel  DOIS  il  fe  chaufïe.  1  fpuw 
wellynough  what  he^s  he  vfètbyWbat  meanes  be  relies 
on-yO/yl  know  very  well  wbatftuffe  there  is  in  bimy 
what  matter  he's  made  of;  v^t  courfe  bee  filkwesy 
what  meaner  of  life  be  leads .  t    ,.>  ï 

Il  eft  du  bois  dont  onlgùàt.  SaidofaduUfiltaWy  or 
tfene  that  is  m  other  than  be  is  made  y  or  bath  nothing 
bta  what  is  put  into  him.        -      msk^  «       :   - 
Faire  de  bokflcidbuet.  U  iner|^aicplasdc<]ueIbois 
£iire  flefdies.  He  is  at  the  lafl  a^^t  hkwiu  endy  àt 
his  vtmefi'yhelptawes  no  longer  what  c$mf$tê^alfy 
what  meanes  tê'ife^atjhifl  to  ma/(eày-i^       :  p 
Faire  de  tout  bois  flefches.  Totjfe  euerfthmyÊT en^  I 
Urtainiè  any  tbsa^gjéatfefues  his  tkmtffr  makfsfir  bis 

Wpofes*    .v>m>^\  ■  y-::;;»^-    '  "    -     •.  •  *> 

aire  hz\xt\thci$Soddiof$  tofiopandmâfteàfiandy 
aduanc'mgthér  ^IfOi  iéd/è^  Ariid^ 
fttfy^uajp  a^ci^s,^^   .   .  -  ^ 

Faire  va&ee debois  L  TojhtU^clapiOyetdoort  Om 
gainflyfnfiaiefàmleûmetoj^omofdoè^^     «^ 
Pour  fendre  le  bois  il  fit  <iarnitim.dn  bois  mcfine 
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Mettre  le  doigt  emae  le  bois^fic  I'efcorce.T^  mtnute 
himfelfèyOrloêlfjstOêfhrmtOythebufinefjeiyOremttro^ 
>'«  uetfiesjobiçb are  betweene  two  neere fuends  \alfojo 
fit  them  at  ods^  together  by  the  eares.  ^  V  '  4u  I  f  1 
L'oeil  tenduT  au  bois.  J^arify\  watchfully  y  ctrcm- 
f^eeUy  i  adsiifedfy-y  its  one  that  tends  y  bcfds;  or  loolfes 
well tOyhis  charge^ bufineffe^,  .        fC    \  < •    . 

Vn  oeil  au  bois  1  autre  a  la  ville^^r^i^f  OeiJ. 
Vonox\>\tn{^onho\^4^horfeman)tocé&rUyOrwtétd 
buftafewUba goodgraceé     {         ';    m 
tMc  porte  bien  (on  bois.  She  is  ofacomefyyflately^ 
galléott  carriage  j  or  y  Jhee  hath  a  laUyp^âight^r  vjh 
right bodiè^uul MS  wellfhebeares iti    v    v^  v  ^  v^^ 
Ponçr  desftieijlesau  Dois.'r#  carrie  leaues  to  the 
woodsy  to  fcwre  water  intf  the fia^:  '        v^ 
Raoumer  au  champ  du  bois.  f^fsU  vnto  bis  fir 
mer  ill  courfcyor  Pace  ;  to  returne  to  bis  old  hasmt^or. 
■   xmmit  •  •  ^-'  '         ■  •■■  *■  -'■'^^■•'  •  ^'^  '-■■*>:•■ 

La  viâoife  fera  coiMb  il  plaira  au  bois  qui  wrau 
bonne  befte.  HeJballwmtbeM&oriethatcan  beft 
beflirré  himfèlfèyor  l4ey  about  him.   )  . 

Bois laid,&  inutile  porte  le  fhiiâ:  preueux  :  Proy. 
(Meant  ef  the  v'inejfo  mayafiùlèy  and  fiolijh  mother 
i    bearean  eûellcnt  daughter. 

Bq}S  ont  breiUes^  &  champs  oeillets  :  Prov.  Sefne 
beareyandfee  bimy  whom  he  heareth^orfeethnoti  but 
fields  haue  ey  es  yflnd  woods  hauertartsje  wot  y  fîfHcy- 

"•^  '  w)od.).  .  ,„1.  ^  ■  ,  .;«.  :■;    '  y    ,.  ,J  ..  ;  ■  . 

\   Le  bois  acquien  leplain.  S^f^jf  Plain.  >   '  \ 

Tout  bois  vaut  bufches  :  Prov .  Alt  wood  is  worth 

'A  cenTeil  de  fol  cloche  de  bois:  Prov.F^  woodden 
confuUatiomwooddrn  bells. 
II  élit  mauvais  aller  au  bois  quand  les  loups  s*en- 
cremangent:  Prov.  Tis  ill  going  to  the  wood  when 
t  wolues  (arefobungriey  that  wey)eaf  one  another. 
La  faim  chafle  les  loups  hors  du  bois  :  Prov.  Hun-^ 
ger  driueswolues  out  of  the  woodyOr  (aswefayjbrealp 
v    downe  flone  walls.  ^  .  v  \ 

i.  Pour  néant  vaau  bols  qui  marrdn  ne  CQrnoift: 
Pro.T^  no  purfofe  he  vndertal(es  a  tufineffe  Wat  i^ 
4lefflandsnotAefubflanceyeffeâl^endytfit. 
BoHc  :  £  A  hg^  great  feece  ofwood*y  and  (more  parti^^ 

cuUrfy)  a  bnce^  of  timber.    ' 
BoiSi^m.éc:f.HaftedyOrtrimdwithbox.  ^^^ 
fhiSKZU^.m.Tbe(French)btiJhell'y  (and  the  xi  part  of  a 
Septier^  isfomewbat  leffe  than  our  Lonàonpeclfey  & 
a  balfi  •yfbr  a  Boififeau  ofwhesst  weigbes  20  pounds} 
oiarfeclfe  of  wheat  mealej^^  '     -f— ^^  -^  -^  "* 
Boiilcl  d'oxier.  A  weeleyôrweereofOxjer  tm^..  : 
BoiiTcIeC  :m.Afm4U(Fren€bJbtfieU*.or^thebalfè^^^^^ 
■Boifleau. ..-.  :    ."  ..y^^ym^^''-'^^'^^'-^- p:^y  ^^'  ^ 
EolSMiet.m.Uma^ny^^  "^^■1 

Boiificrc  :  f.  A  hedgCythicIcet^  flat  èf Box  trees. 
Boiffc^  :  fJOrinkei  any  liquor  wherewith  our  ttmrft  is 

quenched  y  a^particnlarfyyfinall  boujboktwinéj^  « 
Bomoàacàe^%€xcèfiiue  drinking  ifwilUngy  quaf 

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;;-Boiftc  Àt  eouTernail  Tbefl^^âKiiédiri  '^ 
Xa  boifte  d'un  osXhe  hêlUwf«nne  vriierèinâ  btiÇ' 
Ifk-hme  is  Uujnii       V,:  ■*    c    /      ?"t> 

Lance  i  boiite^  Uaout  wiii>  ^hbàit^bme  beta, 
éttiUàfgftâf^e,  .i;  '  .  .0..^ 

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Bolar:  m.Al^in 
about  Tojuri. 

Bolariîicne.  Bo/ 

Bolc  d'Arménie 
Bokt:m:  A  Uul 

Bolete  :  f.  ^  iitt 

oiitjted  within^ 

Bojiciirc  :  fi  Ai^ 
Bolinc  :f.r/7^Bi 

a  fidewiifid^or  g 
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Boliner.  Tofayle 

tacite  aboord. 

BoUeau.  as  Eoul 
BoUettcsdc  Cjsj 
Bolouër  :m.Abi 
Bolus  :  m.^  gobl 

canletdoTvneat 
fubjiance  in  it. 

Bombance.-f.iw: 

Bombarde:  jr.  ^ 

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Bombardict.  4 

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Bombann  :  m.  7 

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Clocher  dcuant  les  boiikux.  «f  Clpchçr^lJ 
Boiftulant,Lwp^,fc^///i»2i  " 
Boitc.vT^Boiftc.       ^^   ;,â, 
^1  Çç  vin  ciOt  en  fa  boîte.  This  wine  kM^^e^J^i^^ 
:Tf^n  to b%  'driinl(e^fîttabe  di\iwiic.  vV^^^^^^  ;, 

Baitciîieut.^  Umping^çr  balAi^ii.-u^^^^^  ':>:. 

;•  Boiter.  To llmpe.to kilt,  ;^^^:^'•'v" ^^^;  >  % 

Boiteux^ Boifteux. .  •  '-''^^^---''-^^^  ' 

BoitoUiler.  To  limpc pliait  j  bc  Idmtofa  hg,:'f0 

Bpvtte  :  f.  ^r Boiiîe ,  &,^/Boitc.  ,^  • ,    c; 

p"'  Boitte  de  foing.  A  bottle  of  hay  l{s.\x\.y 

Bovin  :  m.  /4  mne  drinl^eY  ;  one  that  ârini(s  '/lotbinl  but 
mne^or  wine  for  tbemojipart^  ■\-.v%;-^'^-^^s-^\, 

Bol  :  m.Tl/aftrirjgentyand  medicinable  red  earthy  or  mi- 

'■  îternllyCalledBok^ivtncnic  j  atfo^Botas^  i:^:  ^ 
Bol  Oriental;  &,Bol  Arménien  Oricntal.0/ie;2itf/ 
Bolcarmcnk  ;  the  bell,  andtrueftl(ind  ofBolearmenie^ 
minier ed  (with^gpad  effeSt)  agawltallpoifons^  and  in 
pefiUcnt  difeafesiand  more  red  than  the  ovdinarie  one^ 
vphichjhoidd  rather  hee^tearmed  Si/topian  red.  earth 
than  Boleameniei  Loo{e  Kuhnquc  Sinopique.     • 

Bolar:  m.'AliindofAJpe^refemblingtreçl  called thns 
about  TojurS.-.;  .-■;_?     •  ;  -^  •  '.  :..  ^  .•'•'*i|i^:':;'^^  ià'-"'''- 

hol^rmcnc.Bolearméni)^.  ...  .  ■>:'•.- 'i..!!'"^^ 

Eolc  d'Arménie.,  tfof/3r/f;^.^.;•■^^l^^^ 

Bolet :m:A  UuUmujhrome^ortfiadfioolei  4;^,BoletCi 

Bolete  :  f.  ^  little  tùàdftoole^orm:p)rome  -^  white  with- 
out jrcd  within^nd'tbc  beft  meat  of ali  others,  v.  -  ^    , 

Boliciirc, :  fi  AlipjOr chap.  -  ;  ;.,'  j^, ..  ;;.,..;,,, -..^/^i;!^^  : 

B.olinc  :  if.  The  BoUne^a  rope  vfeiiaiktn ap)ipj^ls)vith 
a  fide  Windsor  (fei  ne  etc  dwind^:,  wbencfi 
Vent  à  lafetoline.  A  fidcyorfiant  wind.^ 

Bolincr.  Tofayleby  awind^oicUfeypffAwi^d'^to  laj 
tacite  aboord.        -  '  ^.ll;ï -••■.; -^ '•-  ^  .  -.^ 

BoIleau.4^Boidcay.         *^W"^^^^  . 

BollcttcsdcCjçrcs.C^^Mi^i^fj^or^ii^gy.^^  ^ 

'Bolouhim.  A  butî^ar\e.  ; 

Bolus  :  m. A  gùbbeti,  morfell/noutb'fùU'y  as^ucb  asvne 
.  can  letiiowne  at  ônce^^alfoyClaywhieh  bath  no  minerait 
fubftance  in  à. 

Bombance^^i  Bobans;  Alfo^  braggingyor  v^ntilèg. 

Bombarde  :  ^.^Bumbard^r  murthermiptece. 

Bombarder  .T(^  difiharge  a  Bumbard^to  patter^  mur^ 
der  with  Bumbardi.^  :   ,. 

^6ïrh2û[ài€t.  AJiiwibardier^m'g^  vfetb  to 

difcbatge  muftheringpesees  j  andymûre^fneraUyp  f - 
ny  gunner.      (.  .  —  •    •' 

Boiubafin  :  nu  Theftuffe  Bumb^finey  cr  any  l^ndof 
ftufe  thats  fhdde  ofcottonjnofcotton^nd  liMinl 

Bombyciiie  :  f.  Tbefecond^andworfe  i(md  of  the  Le^ 
uant  MamiajHmgdIfèyComiinonfyJipbifiicated.  ^ 

Bon  :  m.Tbe  go^dnejfe^ood^  befllfa  tbi9(^tbe  height  y 
frineipéUl  partir pOiHi^f  a  matter. 
Lchon  (kV  2X%cnuTbe/iérplufageyir  ouerplMS  tf^^^ 
money..  '  * 

'  Le  bon  fiit^  The  befi^^  mefyfiàrt  èfitji^as. 
Au  bon  du  cot^p.  wbentnêfi  good  mtf  be  done  in  tbc 

.  matter  iinrywbén  it  is  t^ 
Avott  du  bon*  Il  veut  toufîours  avoir  du  boni*^  He 

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iyeelctedvHto^  ^  ^...^  ,  ;..l";'^.-  ^ki.r''^./;/.^^>%-: 
'.Faire  bon  avec,  llftift  boii  avecluy,  lie  is  a  goéd 
l^'mafler^is/èrmce(or  companieju  worth  the  hauing.j  .^  ^ 
'■;^  Faire  boil  vouïJ.To  anlipçrj)ï  nue  h^  word  for  ;  au 
■  :  Jo^toplay  the  game  of  .v^  -  •  ^i  Jh^'.  ••"  -/-l^'^'^^i 

Tenez  moy  bon.  HoldinfeplS^J^epeW 
'     to me^coniinne  with me^f    -  -^  '^#-  V '■  •      r  ^^'i^l 
JSoi^  :  'm.Bonne;  f.GiOod)7onèfiyvèrtuouspjprighi^ pr::^ 
■fMC  currant  y  hvU^ 

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.    '>ljant^hardieyCOuragious  ^  aifoyahle^du/able:^fiéjjuienî. 
Boîl  hon^ERC  ;&  bonne  icmm^^A  title  commonly  be- 
v'r  (lowed  on  an  old  manyOrwerhâ^i  in'f  eue  rent  )"  ^     •     "    3-r  » 

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àv^  Cailler  bonne.  Il  Ii^y  l'a  b^Uc  honnQ.Hefpj(bpU4 

^^picdhim  throughly  Jy'e  hatb  ticl(ledbimfà/wdlyjjehé^fh' 
-.'■  faidhm  bome^he  hathdùilt  extreamly  witbbmya/f^^r 
'vhe  hatfigiuen  him  a  notable  gudgeon.  ^;^3  r  ^  vl  t  ^• 
Il  Vousj&t  baillez  boiincy  True  Roger -^  nofw  jou  ^haue\ 

\  hititynow  youpay  tt^home  ^  Jrronic^aMyi     y  '    v;|^ 

||i:ftre;.(?h  (es  bonnes.  To  be  inàgoodmood^  pUujîbte  , 

Shumoïypleafmt  vai^ie-y  alfa^to  be  ^mdly  difpofcdi:^    ;. 

:^î  II  la  luy  garda  bonne.  He  owed  hmagood  turne^àU 

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^loueribonne  stxkc.Toploji fiire plày^fiafid  onfajè 
te^rrrriesyhâ'^^ayd little  or  nothings  j^now  well ynou^b 
-what  be'Ooes.   //'.  i^0l:\'':'^^r^^^^^^ 

Tohtàbonl7lby(7/^*/r,7S^.       '^^:Ê'0&^^^^^^^^ 
rqu  verbon.To  approHeJfplaiid:^]iie^m^^^ 
on  Advbcat  mauvais  voi/îri  :  l?iQy;.Agéoat^^ 
UoraniUcémpmion.  •  .''^'     v^f^-- f-rS|%v-f 

Bpnne  bàftc  s'çlchauffè  en  mangt aht:rP|p^^  j^^^^^ 
^^  good  beafieats  ^ace^  or  y  eu  wefaykood  athiè^poâ 

Bon  charron  tourne  eh  petit  lieu  :  VÛs^j^Bt^ 
titter turnesin a i^yrcw corner.      '   '^ ¥   'P^f--' 
l^n  chaftcau  ear4.e  qui  scaitïon  corps  garder^ 
Pro.  He  is  afifficiént  warder  that  can  deJendMs  éwn 

'  bodie.  ■  ■  -^  .  ";;„  '.  '■'  '  '  -'■••-'  '  /':""'"■ 
Bon  cocur  ne  peut  mçntii;:Pro.^»  honeJLbeari  ca- 
not/i  rmtby  heart  wilnot^ttetyor  be  tb'oMtbçr  oflin^ 
'trutbes.,   ^  ,  .  -^    ^   *  ^/ 

Bon  droift  ajboiliiieftier  d^iido^Prov.  Çood/tghî 
bath  need  of gr  eat  helpe*y(fo  much  ado  haue  men(in  this 

,,  vniult  agcjto  recouer/>r'^eepeyth€ir  owne.)  y .     ; 
Boneft  Icdûeil  quraprcs  aide:  Vioy iHappie  is  that 
firrow  which  is  rej^Orrded  with  bappinejfe. 
Boftcûie  licvrc  dont  la  peau  couftc'ccnt(Qjs:Pro. 
5ffifXicvrr%  :  *ii|.  # 

BoiAeftle  m^dedh^ùiieï^aicguarif:  Vrov.Hiis 
a  goodPhyfitianrthat  can  heale  his  owne  infimitie.     ^ 

•-  Bon jgaignage'fait  bon  potage;  Pro.  I«?i?^  Potage^ 

Bon  gré  maiRTC  vale  ptcftrc  au  Scnc:  Vrow^(Some 

'  will  expand  tbU  by  a  prouerbe  ofouâ  j  he  mufl  needs 

gO'fwbomthe  diuelldriues.)  .  ^        v      ^  ' 

Bon  guct  chaflc  malaventurc:Pro.Gde>rf^ii<cfc^r- 
uentsms fortune:,  (Jàftbindfiftfi^dyfaywe:)-  ,   ^ 
Bonne  iournce  feit  qui  dcfol  fc  dclivrc-Pro.fcf  does 
an  excellent  dayes  work  that  rids  himfeljè  ofdfbale, 
Bonnebm^illc^uifàuvcle  dcrHicr:  Prov.  iTeU 

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Bprts  mots ij*cfpargnent  nul:  Vxov.^goodmàns 
words  are  no  way  partiall  ;  f^ood  words  pay  home. 
Bonne  mule  mauvaifc  bcftc  :  Vxoy.  A  good  husxp'tji 
"  isc9mmanfy  nojheepè.     ' 
Bons  nageurs  fontd  la  fin  noyez  :  Piov.  I^o^^ 
'  .;,.  Nageur.     ^    "'  .-'■■•••.■      ^-  r.-    ^  ■  •  •:■  •.^.*^:*:^  .,'.:-^^^^^ 
Bon  pais  miaiavais  chcmin:ProJ«  a  jruitfitU ground 
thvrc  isfillhie  going  {in  the  bejifoyle  the  rvorji  rpay. 
I    Bonne  paroJic  bon  lieu  tient  :  Prov.   Goodfpeeçb 
finds  good  entcrtairtmcnt  ^  wins  gréai  preferment,  ry'/*; 
Bon  fang  ne  peut  mentir  :  Prov.  A  worthy  nature 
cannât  con^eale  it  felfe.LoJ^e  Mentir. 
^   Bon  vin  bon  vinaigre  :  Prov.  Good  wine  (yeelds) 
^ood vin€g:ir,%^         '  .'        ■    •-•■*■;'■,•.:■     '''''^',^-'- 
!••    B  on  vin  mauvdîfc  tefte  :  Pro.  Strong  wine  m/il^sa 
we.it(e  brame-yor^nialies  a  man  apt  to  brabble  y  (fi^rwe 
thofc  that  il  fier  drintiingfaU  to  Jrvagger  j  their 
wine  begins  toworl^f.)  m  -^  , 

'Abonchieabonos.:  Prov.  A  good  dog  merits  a 
gnodbone-y  Loo t^e Chic tv.  -.  -  ' 

^A  bon  demandeur  bon  refufeur  î  Vvov.A  hMdaf" 
l^er  15  befl  fnatcheà  by  a  rcfolute  dénier.  :  ^  i" 

^A  bon  entendeur  ne  faut  qu'une  parole  yVro.The 
wifé  vnderflanda  man  hy  one  wtordi  >    - 

^À  bon  iour  bon  oeuvrera  bonnes  paroles:  Pro. 
A  good  day  wpuld  befolemnï%ed  with  good  worj^s^and 
good  words.  '  ■*'  •     '  ^  ■•-î---':::'^'}^ 

^A  bon  vin  il  ne  faut  pomt  d^enfeigne:  Vvoy. Good 

•  wine  draws  cuftomers  without  any  help  of  an  iuy-bufh: 
Apres  bon  vmbon  cheval:  Vïo.Lootie  Cheval. 
Aux  bons  mcfchet  il:  Prov.  The  bonejler man  the 
werfe  liicl(e.     -' 

De  bon  terroir  bon  vin  :  Prov.  A'^pdfhyleyeêtds 
Xood  fruit.  '  '-      .       ^î 

En'  bonne  maifbn  l'pn  a  toft  ^pfefté  :  Pro./«  an  or- 

*  deyjji^or  pleniifiiÙ  houfeall  things  are  foone  inadecea^ 
die  ;  pr^we  fefdome  tarjefvr  ourviéluals. 
lÈcmpïe  bonne. qui  a  mauvais  mary  a  bien  {hum 

"  yem  le  coeur  marry  :  Pro.  Loal(e  Femme. 

)i  H'dft  fi  bon  qu>ufsi  bon  ne  foit:  Prov.  The  bej^ 

jl  manhath  his  rnat/b  j  the  pur  eft  his  ^  Peir^  j  ont  may  be 
esferie  way  ds^oêd  as  another.^  • 
IInicfl£  bon  que  femme  n'affot^  :  Prov,  The  wi- 
fe ft  marts  àffhttcd  by  a  woman.  ;,  \^ 
Il  rfcft  fî  bon^qui  nefeiille  :  Pro.  T!\ae  be  ft  mencôm^ 
mit  fimlts  î  tbewifèftjerrors.  ^ 
Le  mauvais  en^pôitcle  bon.  Scelle  Mauvaise 
Qui  boni'  adapte  bon  le  boit  :  Pro.  He  that  will 
go  to  the  price  of^or  tal^e  pains  fèr^ood  things /nay^  en^ 
iof  goodtkngSi 

(^i  bons  lopins  mtmge  bons  lopins  le  fuyvâit: 
VvoSfmfion  follows  hm  that  loius  to  fart  well.     # 
Qui  bon  maWrcfcttlwn  loyer  en  attctid:ProJHf 
that  férues  a  good  maftcr  lool^sèr  a  good  reward: 
Qui  bon  vin  4«iùl  fe  rcpotc  ;  Pro  v^  Hc  that  drinks 
-  gtHfdmmetaltesf^opdr^:^^^       #'^^S^^ 
Qiû  a  bon  voifîn  il  a  bon  matin:  FroJ:^ 
Tdfa  bonne  cau^  qui  ef|coittlamné  :  Vxoy.Aiu^ 
caufe^gavùe  otmArmime  by  an  î^a«ç/ly?»^«cf.    r    ^ 

Toute  dNbfc^uî/âl  bonne  à  prendre  cft  bonne  i 
rcnéé:Vïo:AnytU^tlkas  goad  tùbiUlfen  may  wfl 
berefUred^  ^  )^^  ^^ 

Bonace  :  f.as  Bonallc 

Bonitce  itom.  (^Ime^qaktyfiillyfiàre.^^^^^^^'^ 

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Bonaflè:f./^  calme-^fiiire^ftiUyOr  quiet^wcatker  atfca^ 

BonzÇk icotn.Calmejfiil/y quiet '^fi:irei 

Bon-crefticn.  poire  de  b.  A  delicate  ^viAter^care^  in 
Jhape  refembUng  our  baïiard  warden.  * 

Bond:  m.  A  bound ^  rebound -^  a  hop^sl(îp^feâpe^iuwpc 
from  the  eanth.  ^ 

Auoir  le  bond.  11  eut  doucement  le  bond  Hf  had 
the  gentle  thumpc.  '^  '  ^  :     , 

Donner  le  bond  Linwraftlingto  ouev  threw  ^oir  giue 

afhllv7lt0.c  ^W.r  -     ^   .:       ..^  ^ 

Faire  vn  faux  bond;  Elle  a  faiâ  vn  faux  bond.5/;^ 
hath  got  a  crac^Jhe  hath  plaid  fhlfè^  or  trod  herjhooe 
awry.  ■  -■•■",  •''  "  ^^  '*•'  ■■•^/'  .■■^'  •'';'  •'"•:■•'' 

U  m'a  faift  vn  faiix  hôndjie  hath  dealt falfty^or  ire- 

cheYoufly;withme.-        .     -  v        .—  *     ; 

Perdre  la  voice  pour  le  bond.T<?  loofe  an  opportunu 
tie^by  negleRing  it^vpon  a  hope  that  it  will  return^*  ■ 
Que  de  bondquedevolee:Prô.Fyfc^4^«ycrt>^iti 
by  right  or  wrong\any  way-^  by  ariy  meanes;,  no  matter 
howfb  wehaueity  or^what  by  one,  means  andanotlm. 

Bondc  :f.  A  bungyor  ftoppte 'y  alfo^a  (lucé^or  fioudgatei 
andhencCyalfoy  the  yate-ftangy  orbcarne  thats  pulled 

.     vpyWhenamiUis  tobefetagate.  ct^ .    • 

Lafcher  labondcà.  Togiue  lipcrtieyOrf:eé}affagey 
vnto  a  violent  thing.'  \  ';^' 

"Bbndelle.  w4  l^ind  offijh  thats  not  much  vnlil^e  a  great 
Smelt  'yOVythe  leajl  l^tnd  of  the  fifhV  mhl^^  WiU  iimwn 
by  thofe  ofGcncxxZyin'^whofè  lal^e  it  breeds. 

Bondcner.  Toreafonyargueydifputt\  afo^togrtmble. 

Bondi:  m.le:  f. Bounded^  rebounded  j  teapedy  iumpedy 
iertedysl[ipped(fudderilyyandfwiftly)vpward.      , 

Bondir.  To  bomid^rebound-y  to  leape.iumpe^iertysl^ip/ife 
'(ftéddtnlyyisndfwiftiy)  vpward. .    ;  -       g|'     « 

Bondifleinent  :  m^Aboundingyreïôundingy  leaping^ 

.    iumùing^ertingysf^pping^pwards.f'^^.         ^ 

Bonoon  :  m.  A  bungyorftppple^      .       *  /   . 

Bondonné  :  m.ce  :  f.  Sbuty  or  flopped  vp  with  a^Jifingy 

:    nftoppli.    *  *^.     V 

Bondpnner.  Tojhutyorjlopvp  with  a  bungyorftoppfe. 

Bondrec  :  f.  A  l^ind  ofjhort  winged  Eagle  y  that  freyes 
altogether  vponfijhyffogs/ats^andferpentsyfome  call 
bePy  a  Harrower .    -^  ^         . 

Bone  :  f.«f  Borne  :f  Pic. 

Bon*-enten-tu.  a  good  conceityr^eadic  iùdgemènty  rife 
witjquicl(evndcrfianding.  4 

Bon-Hcnry.  The  wild  fineltcalledy  Roman fo>7^U y 
round  fhfrellyand  Tounfofrell*^  atfoytbe  hear  be  y  good 

Henryygoodl^ingHarryyandAllgood.O 
Bonhort.  as  Behowd  j  A  luftyOr  Titmcjy  wherein  md- 

nyrunne  together.       -      >  ^ 

Bonifie,:  m.cc:  iMadegoody  tilfOybenefited^ricbid} 

madewealthie.  •     ^ 

Bonifiejk  To  mal^e  goad  y  to  do  good  vnto^  or  vpon  j  to 

benefityinrich^tpe  wealthie.        i  ^        ^       / 
Bonitbn  :  m.Tbe  fijh  catted  y  a  Bonitoe  j  fient  moft 

commonly  playing  in  troup  befrre  afcmpcjlé 
Bonuagc.»  Bornage. 
Bonnairc  :  com.GentleyComteokSyaffableymildimth- 

out malicOy faithfully fincere.    >    n^c^^»  ^^  -  nM ^ 
Bonnalremenc.  Gently  y  mildfyycourteokjfyijmcmlyy 

faUhfaUyyimtb  an  open  hearts    ^  ^-  >  -  >^^-    ;      ^ 
Bonnairete  :  f.  Gentleneffiy  miUhteffe ,  courtefity  hu- 

manitiey  afatilitii  y  good  nature^y  alfo  y  faictvitiey 

faithfalneffe  y  plaint  dealingy  openbearteduefe.    ■  ^ 

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%aite  tf  a  Frettch-heod-^whenfe  behl^couy  Boongrace.) 

BonnçincntJf'ellJtfyyapïlyyband/omefy^onuemently, 
ordêHy^tothepurfêCe.  -     .^,ià..;  ■■'.®i.;ïîcv::sa;îte-v::::;=.,^^^^^^ 
Bonnes-dames.  Ti!>c  ibwyk  Oragc,  ar  ^J^^P  ^'^^f  > 

"-  aljQ^Bchs.    ■  '         ■.-'■'■  V- gp«-/'3fe;/^'^a*s..''^ 
Bonnet  :  m.  A  bonnet ya cap.         :>  "**"     fi*^  C;* 
.   Bonnct^àla  cocarde;  5*f  Coquardftiag      V     ^   ' 
,  Bonnet  à  croppiere.a y^iMre  cap-^a.  three  càfnerScMp 
^  Bonpct  de  fer.  Anyronp:uU^faUade4'^%  ! 
•    BonnetàlaMarabai(e.^y?4/£'tfp.       *t -.^'f^'- 
BonnCt  de  Prcftrc.  Sj>/ai//M>«,rviy|»îi'<>^i;/,P>'icf* 

timber .er ai \  :  -^v  -  ■  ;  y^/.  '^'.  »  . 
Bonnet quairé. Tfje  wiUchcrr'ie  which  gratveth  on 

'    thetreérvhcreofButcheriijhaliptheif prices,        "*<' 
•  Bonnet  à  quatre  bràgucttcs,ou  ^^ovmcit%'.A(fvu»- 
corrterea)fqur/e  cap. .  ^   ,:-m /'--'>   j^  r 

Bonnet  vefïï.  .4  ^J7;/i>»  offfeèn^c^p  which  Ccfsio- 
narie  bankrupts  mrCj  not  long  ago  y  emoyncd^  to  wear  c 
in  publique  ajjçmblifis^thereby  to  be  tm%^tterknffw?ie 

.  andaHoyacd:  ■•'■'       \  '■-'    .  ■  %/ ■ -^^l^^'ii^-^^:^^ 

beingtudt  /ndjtUie^hnd  net  the  wUJ^  a:^mtiJ^irh 

fèlues handfbfnely\iand hence  \      i         '^^>:r%>^^ 

Langage  du  temps  des  bonncys,  oif  des  liâuts 
:    bonnets.  Anoldwmestàle  ;  or  a  (Idle  ,  obfolete^  oy 
.  buer-worne  languofjê'^  afijhion  oflpeal(ing  thats  old  y 
:  ândquîtc  out  ofjàfhion.     ^     :  i^/  -  ë    r4v      \  : 

La  teftc  prés  du  bonnet.  Avoir  la  tefte  prcs ,  &c  ; 

To  be  hotyhafiic.choUericli  j  alfoy  to  be  crafêie.fubtUe,^ 

cuMning.  •  ^    ' ' '•  "  -:''-^~'. ' 

-    Prendre  le  bonnet.  Tô  contmenccsMajler  ofArfSyOr 

t4f(e  à  degree  ;  (hence)  àlfoyto  tal^e  on  him  the  gouern-^ 
,  ment  ôfïimfel^itowaiue  ail  tutor fy  lurifiiàm-,  to 

refufe^  hauenjoneed^of^  fry  ther  tutoring, 
^  ¥jxfifous\ehoimct.Tolaughinfbefleeue. 

Bonncter.  To  put  of  his  c^p  vnto^  •     -r    '  *  ^  ; 
Bonnetier  :  m^  À  Capf^^y^^^^^^'^k^y^  Quitter  af 
capi^capltnifter.^^  :^  ..  ^ •.•"■;.    ..  ._^   •   -^^l^-:. 
omicton.  À  bttle  capj^  boHneK%  . 

otmctte  ifShe  borne  fpfdp^;^ 
I    Booiflettc  trainer eflc.^i/tféfer;  apeeceâddedvn- 
^     to  the  b^nnetyvéen  there  is  need  of  more  faile.        * 
IS^otmietciT^propefrtion^ormeafureefl^ 

diferingfiomtb' Argent:  -  f  .       .  -  V 

Bon-Kèq.Téf  »iwf  0/4  Pr/Vi|(?  m  |îurgundic.    '  ' 
Bons-cnfàns.  (The  name  t^jl^^f^  coUedgJt  in 

th'l^niuerjitie  i/Paris;  firfl  cMlmin  aU  congregati- 
.  onsy&héUéing  tbèfirft^or  highefi^flace  m  all  ajjemblies. 
Bons  hoirimeSw4»  order  ofFritf\  ;  as  Minimes. 
Bonté  if.GpadnejgiiyhoneftieyJmcer^ieyvertueyVpri^^ 
neffe  y  dlfo^bouniieyliberalitie  5  al/o^valout^  frotpejjiy^ 
courage.     ■        ,^>.  '        :r         >^ 

Beauté  fans  bonté  eft  comme  vin  efvcnÉc  :  Pro. 
Booic.  Th(  water  Serpent  Boasy  which  vfetby  tofucl^e 
l^ineyoslong^  as  they  are  mlch^  and  afterwards  to  de- 


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'^-  Toleyneerevntù Cbénrleswaini^ibe  "  •  '  -.- 
Boquc.  4»  Bocque.  ^  -i^  «*    * 
Boquct  :  m«  Agroueyorjkall  tbick/et  of  trees.   ;.    ♦ 
Borac  :m.B0rax^eeneearA  iLoi^li^^ 
Borbot^ime  :  m.Tbe  tumbûng^êt  croalpng  rfAegutsi 
^  «(|^^J^  mkrmmmg  noifiyeeUed  by  rumàng  waters. 
Bord:  n.TbemltJ}em^febiedge^fagdrmemi(and 
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r  Bords.  Kibbons^  thieve  boor di  nailed  to  th'outftde  of 
^  the  floor  e-timber  sofa  jhîp. 

Bord  bas,  ou  bas  bord-  Xhe  Urbaor^y  or  left  fide 

Bord  plat,«f,pL{  tord,  in  aJJjip^  is  the  edge  of  the 
brtdgey  from  the  matne  ma^vnto  the fore'CaJUfy  vpon 
which  the  great  ordnance  is  placed,    ^  <     ;  ; 
Grain  fur  bord.  Scant  meafure  ;  hard  ftïit(en  mea^ 

fure^ofcorneyO-rfalt.      .  v  -    .^t      ' ''■.■>,iv;^\:- r  y%:i:j. 
Otiltre  bord.ExceJ/iuelyJfeyondmeafure.K,   -       -  ; 
11  eft  fur  Ic  bord  de  la  foflc.  lie  is  a  thosping^o  Id  ^de- 
crepit creature  \  be  is  alreadie  at  the  pits  bnn\e  -^jhee 
hath  alreadie  one  foot  in  bis  eraue,    ^  *    •  \ 

VrcndtcbovQ.Total^eland^togoaJhore.- 

Bordage.^^Bord;  Aljo^bafc^drualgtng^orferuilc  te- 
nuïe:^v}llcnage.  ::z^^         -  v       >. . 

Droid  (fc  bordagc.  The  drudgeric^  or  bafe fermes^ 
rcferncd  kyjpme  lords  vpon  the  letting  of  their  cotta- 
'  gesyor  fm::l  tenementsçvhich cannot  begiucnyfoldjto/ 
engaged  by  t  he  poor  e  flancs  tha  t  hauc  tai^in  them. 

Borde-'  ^.A  little  houfejo^ng^er  cottage  of  timber  ^fl^n- 
ding  alone  in  the  fields  y  c^ecially  one  thafi  built  on 

'  wheelcs^&may  be  quicl^ly  rcmoued  from  field  to  field^^ 
alfu(more  generally)  any  feat  ter  cd  houfe^  lodge  ^  or  vil- 
lage in  the  country  yand(infomt parts  of  France)  any 

Wmefjuage^fhrme^orfbrne-houfcyal^ 
bempt.  ^  '  /        '       >  .,  ' 

JBordc  :  m.ce  :  C  Borderedygarded^welted'yoljoyimro' 
dered'-y  alfoyflopbèdyOr flayed  \whence  *y   '-         :   - 
Nous  foprimes  Dordézi  màyjve  left  w  or  l^  atnoon-y 
(ruÈbcaJly.)  -  ^ 

Bordqau  :  m.A  brothell.or  bawdie-boufèi  thïstéwes. 

ocdclage  :  mJBrotheUiHgyWenchingyWhoore-hunting. 
Bordeler.r^^  himtv^ooresyto  bannt  baudie  houfes. 

Bordelicr  :  m.Awencher^whoore'mungeryWhoare-hun' 

ter  gaunter  ofbaudie  houfes  ;  alfo^  BoUrdclipr. 
^otddicrj^ii.  A  certaine  frefk'i^aterfi^^  thatrefenh 

bles  a  Br ^ame^and  bath  neithfr  teeth jîor  tongue. 
Bordclois.  The  name  çfa  verie  gre^t  grape*. 
Uotder.  T$  border ygardyWelt-^  alfo^o  imbroderr^  alfo^ 
I      tûftayyftopyUaueofygiueouerywhencey' 

jBorder  les  avirons .  To  bbld  vp  the  oar  es  ^  or  to  fur^ 
'    ceaCe  rowing. 
Bordereau:  in.  A  nêtejbrecfe/icliet  •  alfo^an  accompt^ 

abillyèr  bootieyofaccomprs.  -•      '-^ 

Bordçric:  f.^  quantity  of  ear  able  ground  fiimfifedmih 

competent  me  daw  andpafture^  and  containing  aitoge^ 

they yihmcfi parts  of  Poiàoix  buttvi^aH4^^0 

foureyOxé'gateSyOr  Oxe-'gangSn  - 

Bordeur  :  m.  An  Imbroderfrp^ 

Autant  pour  le  bord^tftvS^^ifM^ 

rufkruiwyouhaue  bit  it  ;  Or^trisègoùU  Umtt  require^^ 
;  anothes  ;  or ^  would  1  wfritaliietatt^ 
,,  irromcatty  %  and  the  tdjl  tbemfl  froper  y  fhif^^^ 

Ywibw»  rfw^  is  an  allujwn  to  Bourdcuiv^^^^^Wfg 
§0fyvfèd^^^  tl  Ve,  that  could  fini  in  ^beir 

beartstoptyalyerinbisoistmemoney.  7 

Bordeux  :  m.eUK  :  f.FuU  of  y  feruingfor,  or  belonging 

ito^emmesyedgesyfnimmcs.}-'  1%*  • 

Bôrdipr  :  m.A  vilhineyor  cottager^  one  that  holds  by  a 

feruUejbafey^ddriidging^enHre  y  alfoya  farmer. 
Bordicux:  m.  Smalktenements^  little  ^^t^g^SyC^es. 
BordonpCil^^t^  Bourdonne.       :;i^  ^  ^ 

Bords.Li^ifc^Bord.       :  ^%  U   ^^^  ;^  ^        :  / 
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:    Vnc  chambre  borgiîc.  That  hatfj  but  ene  mndcWy 

^>  Efguillcttc  bovgcit*  A  point  that  hath  bnttmetag. 
è^  Jntcftin  borgne.  The  blind  gut  r,  the  fir  ft  ofihe  three 
'^^•■peat  guts  in  the  belly,  feated  on  the  right  fide  y  a  little 
ynder  the  kidney^ andfofiiU  ofturn'^gs^&fiulds^that 
it  fe  ernes  endlejfe. 

Vcinc  borghc.  I^^it^  Vcinc.  -  ;     »;    ; 

Ic Ic  vous cnvoycray  par  Ic  borgne.  1  v^iUfend  it 
I       bylohn  Lon^  the  Corner  \  you  jhall  hdue  it  when  1 
l(nâw  not  ïiwat  elfe  to  do  tPfth  it.  ;      eî- 

Vn  borgne  eft  Roy  au  pais  des  àvçugics  :  Pjpov.He 
'  that  fees  but  little  aùerrules  them  that  fee  nothing . 
Borgpcr.Tf^  and  loo l(e  with  ano^ 

tber  ^asÉ^yilhat  would  difiérne  a  thing  through  a 
narrow  holt^^s  Borgiioycr.  J 

Borgne^  :È^maii  that  hath  but  oneeyei 

Ksgujilctte  pôrgncflc.  as  Efguiiletce  borgne; 
Borgikt  :  rn^ttè:  f.  Halfi  blind ^  almojl  bhndyOr  ba-^ 
•    inng  wellnigh  h^thf  vfe  of  one  eye.  v     f  _ 

Borgnoycr.  T?  3^^  an  eye  y  tolool(€yOrfee  but  with 
one  eye  \^  towiàl(.eiifithyO^'fiiineh^^  blind  of,  one 
eye'yal/dyiogl0w^loteyOrloure.     -^  /  ' 

Bors^uc.  ^  NîdfRsy  ^  weele^fift  fifhr  ^    , ._ 

BcyjAct.See^ox\^  •  * 

Bornage  ;iïi;Tfef^^^^^ 
^    Bornaec  dc}^  ff/Gibialtarrc. 

f     Droid  Ip  bbimgc.Tl&e  y^^^ 

tcingmeere^apgo 

Bornai 4^  miel  ;  i».  v^  hony  combe. 
BonK^K^bowidJimit^eere^^      the  end ^  w  fwt^ 
M  fhi^:^mpa[feo^  " 

^^;î^  But  there  wee 

Â  m^  nor  paufe  j  thats  noplace  to  fettle  tn^ftay 

.  I^u  bputl^  borne  :  Prov.  Tb" end  try  es  all '^  at  length 

Borne:  m.eerf.  Boundedylimited  y  apportioned  i  pro- 
y  portioned  j  ftinted  j  whofe  part  or  portion  k  appointed 
■■■■'*''  bins.   '■•,      ■.  ■^.     ' .  ■■  .  .  -^  "■•, ,,    ■  '  ...-^    ■;^ 

Borner.  ToUmtjbornidyfiJfignemarches^  appoint  meer  es 
vntoi  to  apportion  ;  flint,  proportion.^  toflrt  out  apkrt 
fir  y  to  allot yor  lay  out  a  certaine  fortion^orproport'wn, 
which  is  not  to  be  exceeded. 

Bomeur:  m.Alimter ^bounder y  apportioner i JUntor^ 
proportiontr.  ' 

Bomionàmiel  Aboniecombei  or,^  bees  neft  fill  of 
borne.  ■  '.  /•.  :  ' 

BonzchQ.  A  SpaniJhborachoeyOr  bottle  of  leather. 

Borrais^ou  Borras  :  m.  Borax^  P^ene  earth  ;  a  hard 
andjbming  miner all^  or  humor  congealed  m  mynes  j 
There  is  alfo  an  artificiall  one/node  of  Roche  Aflum^ 

Armamac^n4ofi)erthmgs*^bothvfidbyGoldfmths. 
Borras  blapc.  white  Borax  j  fimd  (as  Ma^ohis 
thml{s)mfilûerfnynes.  ^^ ^^ i^  ^  ^    -  ;  ^  . 
Borras  iaulnc*  TiUow  Boraxyfiundingold  mynes, 

;  s  andfitteftfir  GoliflkUkes.        f  i  ^^ .  ;  -^        ^^  ;  > 
Boitas  tkb\x.BlaiJte(andthe  worflJBoraxifitmdjMft 
eommowyjfnliadenmiKes* .        ^    ..v  ^^t.^r^r.; 
Borras  Pierreux..  VmifiM(i^     as  it  tomes  out 

'  ef  the  rof  1(0^  mine. ,  ..^^J:li^^ 
Bcnrzs  y csd.  Greene  Borax  I  the  hf^^itdmêftmidi^ 
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Borrafquel  4v  Bourafque. 
RoiTCt  :  m.  A  year  iatifir young  beajitbats  about  gyèare 

oldt  ^Auvcrgnois.  ^ 

Borrctte  :  f.  A  heyfiv^oY  fiUic^tSats about  afeareold. 
Bprriere.vachc  borriere.i^  cow  that  bath  a  calfirun^ 

ningafterher.  ,,  \^        ^  . 

Borrugat.  The  ft  a  fijh  called  othermfe,hUigvc^ 
IfBaionnois.  !  • 

Borticre  :  f.  (Corruptfy^VànicrcJthéfimale  Salmon^ 

greater yondfidler  ofredjpots  than  ibe  maUj  and  ha- 

uing  the  end  of  her  nether  iaw  hool^ed^  or  bending 

vpwardsjpphereas  hjsisfiraight^ 

Bos.  ^Bois  :  !l[Picw   „  X        ■^..-  - .      ^ 

Bole.    The  name  of  a  drie  fower  apple'yilfo^  as  BoisI 

Bofcage.^  Bocage.       '      y         •**^        :    ^ 

hofc^  A  little  woodyor  fir ejl.  ^V        ^ 

Bofialle.  chzm^h.  A  péece  of groundyOrcommon(with^ 
•    out  any  houfe  vpon  it)  wherein  diuen  haue  certaine ^ 

and feuer all  parts.      ./     ■ 
Bofhc  I  f*  as  Berne.      /  ;         *     •  ^^ 

BoCnc.  Bounded Jimited.  e  /  ^ 

Bolquet  :m.  A  thicl(et^groue^ir  little  woodj 
Bo{qni\ion:m. A  wood' filler ^biUet'^malier^J^^ 

der  i  a  labouring  man  that  fills  woody  maizes  billets^ 
^  e^CyondrnendSy  or  bolées  vflto,  the  hedges^  orinclo-- 

furês ofawood.  ./]  ^  -v 

Bofse d'une  roue.  TbenaueofawheeleSeel^e  Moyeu« 
Boflc  :  f.  ^  bunchyor  bumpe  ;  any  round  {welling ,  vp* 
rifmgyor  puffing  vp^bence^  wenJbotchJbiUyOr  plague- 
fore  J  aljoya  hulch  m  the  backe  ;  alfoy  a  l^nob ,  ^noty  or 
l(nurre  in  a  tree  ^alfo^a  hillocl{e/nolèhiU\fmallhiU^r 
barrow  ofgyounk^  alfo^  bojfe^  or  imboffing  in  wor{e- 
fnanjhip^alfijthefirjl  putting  out  of  a  deeres  ^ead  fir^ 
merlycaft'y  whi^our  wood^^nen  cally  if  it  bee  a  red 
deeres  jihe  bwiejjt  fealty  andyifafiUow  deeres^  the 
^  button 'y  (the  which  is  dlfo  applied  vnto  the  other.) 
Boflcdcterre.^Truj9fc.   .  ^ 

.    Sot  en  bo{re,&  plattc  peinture.  Afvoleinprint/iffe 
in  graine^ompleat  coxcombeyabfolute  hoy  don. 

XàmaleDoife.  AplagueforeypeflilentbptcbyConta^ 

giousbile.  -^ 

Desrobbcr  la  bofse  à  S.  îtoc.  To  filtchy  or  fteate  any 

thingÇhùw  meanefoeuer)  that  comes  inbk  way. 
Boise  :  m.cc  2  f. Swollen yrifeny bunchie yhhlched^puffed 

vpil(nobbie  y  bull(edyOr  bumped  out.      '^' 
BcmHer  .T^  dindgeyor  bruife^o  malfo  a  dint  in  veffell  of 

mettallyCrina  peeceofplate. 
Boflelurc  :  f.A  bruifi^dindgoyor  dintjnapeece  of  plate, 

or  mettait.  . 
Boflctier  :  n\.A  bofe-maker  ;  aftud-maker. 
Boffettc  :f.  A  tittle  bunchy  orlptobyalfo^  littleheapej 

rifingyorfsoellinf  of  earth  \  alfiyaboffOyOr  bullion  fit  on 

l^l(e\alfOyafiudon^auypart  of  a  horfis  fiêrnitme. 
Boffî^:  m.Bi^  pounds  i  or^  little  bilk  raifed  by  the 

bandsofmen.      'i;*:^;!^^^'^^  :..v:^.:  "•    i 

Boilu  :  m.uc  :  f.  Hulch  backtyCrtimp'fiouldend  ilpub- 

HeJ(nappieifi^ilingypuffed  vpjrijmg  vneuenfy^roo^ 

l^iM^vnba^^^ 

J^c&ageboini.  A  difordered  fimily  véerem  all  is 
:  xonfiunded^rawry.  ^       **..  iv^*  #    ; 

De  nouveau  Médecin  dmiciere  boiïu:  Prov«  A 
\  newPbyfitian  breeds  a  fu chitrclyard.  j,^.^r^^^^ 
rVeau  mal  diic,  &  poulets  auds  font  les  cimideres 

Doisus:  Vioy.  Kawveak,  and  clnci^ fill  church- 
.  yards.  •  ^''t  •  - .  ■'>;;vJv■rv^^v|:fl>^;..J^-^,,^vV'«^•■''•^■ 
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Bot.  lllfiuor 

Pied  bot. 

Botaigc.tci 

ber  to  the  I 

Botanique 
oryto  sl(ill  i 

Botanomai 

ver  tue  ofh( 

Bp  targues; 

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uol^e  drinl(ï 
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firrewide^ 
fmellthem 
Tous  les  d 
therefthen 
die,inthep 
Boté.Bûoted 

Bot€2LU.Abi 

Botelcr.  To  i 
'      bundles. 

Botelcur  :  m 
Boter.ro;  boo 

or  eut  of  the 

Bothoral  :  h 
Botinc:f./< 
Botineur:  m 

wear  es  boot 

•^  tureyWhob 

will  needs  b 

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fiomtheroo 

wherein  cop 

Botte  :f.   Th 

Bote. 
Botté.  Bootec 
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Bottclcr.  04  ] 
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Bottérol:m 
Bou.  A  boylm 

Bouadc:f.ri 

duecertam 
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Bouban,&_ 
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^  ^!^oxm.afo^lunchconyOr (iUfkuorcd) bigpeece of.  - 
^ox^lUfiiuoredly-roUnd'yWbence\  ;" 

Picdhov  A  fiumpe  or  club  foot.      ^     '^ 
Botaigc.  temps  dc  botaige*  isjrofn  the  mhth  of  Olio- 

Wbertothelajiofl^oumber.  .-    -f,    "^    t         . 

Botanique:  comMearbaJii  oforbehngingtohearbcsy 

vvyto  sliill  in  hearbs.  ;    ^  *  i    . 

Botanomantic  :  £  Diumativn/or  mtchcraft  by  the 
'     vertueofkearbes.       ^-      ' 
Bptargiics:  f.  ThthaYdrmes  of  the  Mxxrcnc  y  or  of  à 

l(mdofMuUetfatt€dyfind  then  driidyand  eaten  to  pro- 

•  uol^e  drin}(ing.  "  ;^^ 
Bote:  f.  A  boot  ;  àlfo^fhggo^a  bundle  là  bcttte.  '   .    . 
-    S'ils  penfent  ainfi  ils  bruflcnt  leurs  botes.  Jheyare 

fxrrervideyor  much  too  blamcjf&Cy  or  (a^  we  fay)  I 
^fmell  them  hither.  ^         :        ,     -  w 

f   Tous  les  deux  y  laîfïcront  IcsboteS .  They  can  nei- 
ther of  them  f  cape  with  lifi^they  will  both  mifcar/ic^  or 
.  die^in  the  place.  .     \  .,     I;    V 

Boté.Booted'y  Sec^otic. 

Boteau.  A  bundle 'or  bottle^  ofhayy&c,i 

Botelcr.  To  botle^  or  bundle  vp  j  to  mal(e  into  botleSy  or 
bundles.    ^     / 

Botelcur  :  m.  Jjffafier  of botlesyor  of  bundles.  , 

Boter.r^?  bootypuUon  bpotSyOr put  boots  on^lfoytoprune^ 
or  cut  ofthefuperfljJ^  branches  of  a  tr^f..  ^         r' 

Bothoral :  m. ale  :  t.whealifiypoi^l(ieypufhte.  51        '  ^ 

Botine  :  f.  A  buâbinyor  Summer  boot. 

Botineur  :  m.  A  busl(in4na\ery  alfoyone  that  continually 
wear  es  bootsjnr  bmkjns  ;  as  a  Monl^eyW  anyfuch  créa- 

'^  turcy  who  being  notfatisfied  with  wearing  them  aliue, 
willneeds  be  buried  in  tbemydead. 

Botrytc--  f.'^Cadmia  in  grape4il(e  cluftersy  gathered 
from  the  roofis  p f  copper ^oufes  y  or  ouer  the&rnaces 
wherein  copper  is  ordinarily  meltedyOr  madi.  ^  » 

Botte  :  f.   The  vejfell  which  wee  cally  a  Butt  j  alfoy  as  . 

Bote.  ••*/■.    .•  "^  .■• 

Botté.  B^/^i     ^  !   -   - 

Gens  bottez  de  fbin.  Silfy  ckt^SyTude  fl^a^ 

ignorant  boâresyhome-bredhinds.     ^. 
Bottdcr.  as  Botder.  ^ 

Botter,  as  Boter.  ^ 

Bottérol  :  m.  A  toad,  (vieil  mot.) 
Bou.  A  boylingyorbubling.  '    ^ 

Bou  adc  :  f.Tfce  iporlfe  of  two  oxeriyor  vfe  of  a /mall  carty 

duecertame  doses  in  Summit  by  tenants  (that  hold. by 

focagCyOr  villenage)  vnto  their  iandlordsjbr  the  labour 

rin^anddrejfrngof  their  vineyards.   ^ 
Bouban5&Bt>ubanc:e.  i>tfiiEéBobance. 
Boubax.  the  name  of  a  ï(md  ofOUues. 
Bouc  :  m.  A  male  Goatyor  bee  Goat;  alfojthe  enme  of 

b^tte^iecalUdaRamme^yatfoyabarjbJjard^nd^ 

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oo\lçà'cXi^La.TheMpian^^ 

or  bèafilil(e  a  goatycaîled  (in  Latine)  Ibex. 

Barbe  dé  bouc  Goats-beard^  StarreoflctuSûcmy 
.  Nawse-tidey  Gœ-to^ed  atHoone  y  (an  bear  be.) 

CooUbiideboUGSffCouillon.   , 
/Effmie  de  bouc.  Goats-dhwne  (whofe  rootyeeldetb 
^  Gum-dravMtM^  :^^  v 

•  Langue  debouc.  tvild  bughftyWat  bisfJo(feyfna\es 
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-    Traire  les  boiics .  To  loofe  time,  m-  fffcnd  it  fruit- 

Icjly^    ^        •   ■     -       ./      •   -    "^         ' 
Boucal  :  m.  as  Bocal  j  ^  ^,/i  vent  fir  tbefireyOr  heat,  of 
ajurnace.  ••  •  -f  .    ^  ^    ■■'■■ 

BoUcan:  m..^  wooddengridiron;whereon  the  Cannibals 

ifioile peeces of mcnyand other  jlcfl).  '  '■  -  ^. .  ■  ■ 

Boucané  :  m,  ée  :  f.  Ridden  byagodt-yalfo^rojledybroy- 

ledyOrfcorchedonar0Ooddengridiron.y^ 
^OXlCZXiQï.Todoe  lik^agoat'y  to  imitate  the  goaty  alfo^ 

to  broylcyorfcofch  on  a  wôùdden  gridiron. 
BoucmiCT  :  to.  ere  :  f.  Old^aUypafl  datCyOUt  ofvfcyout 
.^ffeapm.  ::,,,/-.  ,  .^^    ^ 

Boucainn.4;rBoçcaiîn.  ^  ^ -    ^   -      % 

Bouccaiart  :  m.  Flaïne  Chamletyvnwater  Chamlct-^oryos 

Moncaiart.  •••    -^  -"'v  ■■-. '■*■■■•  '^'■■V-  ■"-.,^'..;. 

Bouchard.  -^  l^inddfjgreat-caredbrowne  wheat. 
Bouchardc  :  f.  A  Ma/hns  hammer yor pidie^pointcd  at 

both  ends  lil(e  a  diamond.  :^ 

Bouchafles:  f.>ri/^,(>r  baftar/yCheJlnuts:  ^ 

Bouche  :/.  A  mouthy  alfo^apajjagc^entricy  entrancCyOr 

ouertureJnto.      •  ..  y.^ 

Bouches  à  feu.  Spit-fiyes^  Artillerie yOrdnance. 

Bouche  frcfche.Lo(?)^r  Frcz. 

La  bôuchc,&  les  mains.H(^w^|/;tf;fe/j|Ç4//if  J  (?r,/fc^^ 
i  cexemoniesvfed  in  the  doing  thereof  ^ 

!\  De  broc  en  bouche.  Immediatly^jpeediïyyfuddamlyy 
^^outofhandjinatricè^wbiletishot.    ,  '^ 

-  Avoir  bpuche  à  Court.  To  eat  and  drinl(e  fcotjree  y 
to  haue  budge-a-Court^  to  be  in  ùrdinarie  at  Courte      | 
Avoirla bouche  fraîche. Lool(e Fraîche. 
Avoir  la  bouche  à  pleine  main.  Ahorfi  to  be  net- 

J,  '    ther  too  hard^or  toofenfiblcy  of  mouth  ;  thereby  giuing 
the  hand  a  fill  reft.  ,     ■  -m   ■ 

Avoir  bonn^e  bouche.  Tobefecret-^tolieepecoun-^ 

fi'^'  ■''-  •  ■ .;  ■  ■ ,  ■.■■:-  '^  ■  ^    ■■^''  •    "^' 

EUe  a  la  langue  en  la  boUchc  non  en  la  bourfc  (of 
a  prat  ling  bujwifè)  her  tongue  is  cuer  at  hand  I  war- 
rant you.  ,  t 

-  Dire  de  bouche.  To  telly  or  vtter  exprejfefyy  to  mal^e 
ejpeciall  mention  ofinjpeecb^to  declare  vhtoin  plainey 
and  open  tear  mes.       >> 

Faire  labouchcà.ï'^i«i^^^^,<W' ^ii^ftf  man  his  lejfony 
beforehand. 

Faire  la  petitç  bouche.To  j7«;^«^  -11  ne  fstifoit  point 
la  petite  bouche.  He  neither  aiffembledynor  was  loth 
to  vtter  it  j  he  jpoke  it  openly  ypldinly y  freely  ynough. 
On  y  doit  fermer  la  bouche  >  &  ouvrir  la  bourfe  ; 

,     yïz.prhenalmssaretobegiuen. 

Garder  pour  la  bonne  bouche.r^r^/fri^  tf  *fci?7g  « 

i    the  beji  for  the  lafl  bity  to  Ifeepeitlongofpurpofe  to 
ma1(evp  his  mouth  withall. 

,^  Gouverner  bien  la  bouche.  To  ht  temperas  in  diet. 
Large  de  bouche»  &  cfeoift  de  ceinfture.  That 
promifesyor  offers ymuchjbut  put  vnto  itywill  part  with 
little  or  nothing.  ^^^^  * 

Modérer  fiàhouchc.Tofeedmoderatlyyto  eatfobei'- 
fyyOrno  more  then jhall  doe  him  good. 
Parler  de  qudqu*  un  en  bonne  boucne.  J*^  i?ff  ^\ 

'    wellyor  giue  ^  good  report  of  âne 'y  en  male  bouche  j 
UreprochyraUeonjremleone."' ^ 
'  Tromper  vn  corbeau  à  bouche  béante.  See  Cor- 

Venir  l'eau  ï  la  bouche.  Cela  luy  fit  venir  1*  eau  à 
la  boîlchc.  rbat  made  bis  teetb  water,  CTyfet  him  on 

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Bouche  frefchepieJ  fee  :Prov.  He  that  woultHita 

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Dc  la  main  à  la  bouche  fc  perd  fouvcnt  la  foupc  : 

Prov.  betweene  the  hand  am  liP  the  morfeU's  left. , 
Entre  la  bouche  .&  le  cueilliêr  fouvenc  advient 
grand  deftourbicr  :  Prov.  Betweeni  the  cup  and  the 
itp  (fay  rpcy  with  the  Latine  Toct)  many  mjcbâncti 

^  happen.  '  v;-:;.-.- vv.-.-'..-w.,.."-  .^.,.v.  i-r:  -i''"- 

Qui  n'a  argent  en  bourfc  air  du  moins  du  pue!  en 

'  bouche  :  Prov.  Leol^e  Avoir.  * 

Selon  ta  bourfe  gouverne  ta  bouchc:  yro.Goutfm 
thy  mouth  by  thy  rneanes.  *  ^  " 

:  Table  (ans  (el,  bouche  fans  (alive  :  Prov.  A  table 

without  f alt  ^and  a  fnoHthmtboutfapy 
Bouchce  :  i.  A  mQrfcUyOrmàutb'fiiUof/  ^  ^    j  ;v 

Bouchclettc  :  f  a  little  mouth.    .   .  •    *  ^^/ 
Bouchemcnt.SrrBoufchemcnt.  -^ 

Boucher  :  vcl.A  Butcher,orflaughter'mdn^i}y:%    . 
Boucher.T^T^t^^S'^^Boufchcr.         ^  ^*        ^^ 
,  Boucherie  :  (.A  Butchers  [hambIcSyftall,orjhop'y  alfb,a 
^     butchcriCy  flaugbtcrydifmembringy  qr  rentmg  afunder 
nf  a  liuhig  creature.  ^^  -^  .■■.'■  ^:.     ■«..■-•• .-.  -  •  ..■^'  ;y'. 
Droiét  de  boucherie.  Loot(cI)r6iÛ;s     ::      .  r 

Boucheron.  See  Boufcheron.  .        /=  .    # 

Bouchet :  m.  A  l(md ofbroîhfir  ajictiè  boâic ;  alfbythe 
fivcet  drinl(€y  Hydrorrel-y  or  y  a  drinl^e  made  of  water 
/weetned  with  fugar  and  cinnamon  y  or  as  y\^-     #.  ^ 

Eau  de  bouchet.  A  certaine  compound  water  ;tçbkh^ 
.  with  that  of  Coriander  5  yWal^es  a  l^tnd  ofHipoeras.  ^  çf 

V^onchtlltif.  A  Uttle  mouth. 

Bouchicr  :  nu  A  Butcher yor  flauzhter-man.  ' 

Bouchimbarbe:  f.  Goats  beard^lofephs  floweryStafre 
(?/lcrufalem,  Hoonc-tidey  Goe-to-bed-at-noone  j-  (an 
hear  he.)    .         ^  ^    _^  f- 

Bouchon:  m.  Aflopple  j  ^^^^  wj^^  offtraWy&Cyalfoy 
thebufhofatauerneyoràkhoufe. 
Bouchons.  The  Uttle  {mts  which  be  infnewooSy  or 
fhUfromitinjpwning.  -  t^        <  # 

Bouchons  de  Chenilles.  Clufterfy  or  bunches  of  ca- 
.     terpiliers,  -  ■  '*'••  •  ■•^'^^.  -  ■  ■  ]■  ~"  ^^^     '     ■  -  /■ 

.  'A  DOUchon.  Grouçling  ;  fi'i'^g  wffc  ^^  ^^^^^  downe- 
war  d'y  orycouched  vpon  his  face  y  as  hen  that  lyes  down 
At  the  play  called  Hot-cock!ts.  ||;    ! 

II  me  donna  le  bouchon  d'une  bouteille.  Hegaue 

•  me  a  very  trifle yorjithingnot  worth  talking.  J  ^ 

Se  mettre  a  Tombre  des  bouchons.  To  get  him  ih-' 
to  aTauerne  'yto  tal(e  jheltetyor  faniiuarie^in  a  Tap-* 
houfe.        ,'  ^  ..      ;" 

Bouchonné  :  m.  éc  :  f*  Rubbed^wipéd,  arjîufed^  as  a 
horfewithwijpesofftraw.  : 

Bouchonner.  To  ruby  wipe^  orjluffe,  at  a  hmfeywitb 
wijpesofftraw.  . 

Bouchomict:  m.  A  little  wi^eyorftopple.  y/^ 

Bouchonneux  :  m.  eulc  :  tTuU  of  floppies  ;  wi^ts  of 
ftraw'y  tauerne-bufhes'y  wooUie  Ifnotsi  bunches,  clu^ 

Bouclas  :  m.  B/y^w.  ^    . 

Boucle  :  f.  ^  buclile  j  4/^^  ^  *i^i&fe  mMdeby  feethini  U- 

Tenir  foiis  boucle  T«  re fir  âme,  hold  in  Itve,  Iftepe 
vndet^  ht  order.        *        ^^  i     i 

Bouclé  :  m.  ëe  :  f.  EuclfUd,fafienedy  cUfed, imed,af 
with  a  buc\te  ;  atfb^mg^as  a  mare  ;  alf»,  cufedy  buf- 
fetted'y  alfOifrpolne,  hukbing,  rijmg,  or  bearing  out  y  in 
thenâddle^abuclfle,    .  ■      »     '^  '        ^  * 
Cela  eft  ferre,  &  Douclé .  That  matter  is  fiUy  e?t- 

Boucler.  To  buçl^ù  ;  to  clofh,  orfiften,  as  with  a  bucl^e  s 
a^Oyto  ring  a  martytbereh  to  Iceepe  herfiom  thé  borfe'y 
(atfoy  to  buffet ^or  cuffe)  afo,  to  fmU^  nfe^tr  hem  ouj_ 


inthemiddU'yalfoytofimJhyètidyperfêrmeJhutvp, 
Il  boude  fa  feitime  à  la  Bcrgamafijue.  Lcol(je  Bcr- 

Bouclette  :  f.  AfmaUbucklel 
Bouclier-:  m.  A  buckler. 
Bouclier  Barcelonnois .  \A  fùoimam  iarguet,  or 

Bouclier  ^e.l'  e^pmac.  Thé  triangnlar  griftle  that 
ffmvei  to  the  botteme  of  the  breaft-bone,  andfiom  the 
middle  thereof  hangs  euertbefiomaci(e. 


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Levée  de  bouclier.  Agréât  flirre  about  a  fmall mat-  \ 
ter  y  huge  preparation  fir  a  fleight  ailion  j  muchadoc 
about  Uttle  v^  nothing.  ^,^ 

^  Faire  bouclier  de.  Totruftinthedefince-yrelie  on 
%  the  protection  of-^  to  fauCyJhaddoWy  jhrowdy  orjk  elter 

himMfivndcr.     ■.f#-,  •   :#.'M    -•;--•.:,,--»■  . 
Bouciure :  f.  A  buckling ^alftfyafwellmg^Qr  bearing outy 

tn  the  middle  y  alfoya  buff ettirig. 
Bouclus:  m.  TrènckeSyOr  pitches. 
Boucon  :  m.  A  bityt^orfeU.mcuîhfiiU y  ejpecialîy  fuch  a 

ùncasiscmpoifoned'^andhence^    g      ^.;   >.-    .  ;       . 

Baillerlc  DOUCOti.To poyfon.         ':^'  ^ 

Bouconnier  :  m.  Apjfcnçr,  one  that  giues  an  inucno-^ 

medbit.     ^ .    ^         '  ■/'■ '"'.:■■■■ 
Boucque.  as  Bouche,  ^k^whencey      #     *.  ^   * 

Boucque  du  haut  venue.  The  mouthyorholeoftbe 

ftomaclfeynextvnder  the  breaft  bone.  .^■■^^. 

Boucquct  :  m. as Bo^que^  ^^  ^isr  - ..  4     XVi§^ 

Boucquine*  A  ranimifhyor  lafciuiotts  queane. 
Bouc-foufflé.  ^Bouribufflé/  :  -  j^  ^ 
Boudin  :m.A  pudding. 

Boudmal:  m.alc:  f.  Ofyor  belongingtOyd pudding.   ^ 
Boud'mc:  t  The  nauell.  *^,  - 

Boudrée.  as  Bondrce.     V     ^  ii  if  ^ 

Bouc: f.  Durty mudy  mire j  filth yclûMyorduYei beaUngy 
■    mattar.   '  -■■'■^"^    ■^.A      ^  ,  ■■^■,  /  ■  'Ç 

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when  ti4  beatra.  -'^^■w:---^j^ 
Bouéç:{.  A  Boy  for  êrdnchor. 
Bouër.  To  bealcyttmattar  i  alfo  (among  MintmcnJC'ctt 

refrapper  les  carreaux  pour  les  arrondir,  n 

Bouerandc  :  f.  Theweed  Cammocl(eyReJirharroWy petit 
WhinnCy  ground  Fur^  ;  " 

Bouë^c:  f.  ^  Bonnette.  c 

Bouëtrc  :  f.  A  little  box  ;  alfoyas  Brouette. 

Bouëur:  m.  A  fcauinger  ;  one  that  carries^ away  the 

fipoeepîitgSyanddurt  of flreetSyin  carts.  *       \ 
Boueux  r  m .  cufc  :  f.  u^rtieymyrieyflymity  muddiey  fil- 

thié^fiiUofmattarybealingyOrdHre. 
Boufagc.  4tf  Bouftage. ' 

Boufémait.  Pujg^gfyyfivettingfyyOHtflrouting.    . 

Boufeux:  m.  A  great  eateryflgreedie feeder  yonewhqfe 
cheeses  arejwolne  by  excefpue  diètyO^Jwell  exceeding--- 
tywhenfoeuer  he  diets.  *  -  -         ^ 

Bpuflfagc:  m.  Any  meat  that  (eaten  greedily)  fils  the 
mouthy  and  malf^s  the  cbeelfes  toJwcUy  cheelie-ptiffing 

Boufl^ncs:  no.  Pufes  in  a  garment  y&c. 

Boumht. Pu fng.blcwing'yJwiUingvpy  prouting  out^ 

.    alfoJburgenningyurwaxingbig^ 

Bbuffard:  ro.  arde:  f.  Ojien  ftiffin^y  much  blowings 

Jwelling  tpyflr outing  out  j  alfoyfwelling  with  anger -^r y 

inajjreatchafè^ma  mmfircmfiime. 
Boum  :  f.  The  part  af^ifcheekes  which  we  pufe  xp  in 

bloymgyOr^eednig^aJi»ottiny/DrfwiU'mgchetl(e. 
Bouffé:  TO.  cç:f.  ruffidyblowneifrrclleù$j^^  cr  out\ 

ffrownebig. 
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Bouffeméntrm.  ^ puffings  blcfwing'.fweUmi  ^or ^ 

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Bouffcux.  ^5  Boufcux.  ^ 

Bouffi  :  m.  ic  :  f.  SwoUcn^puffedvp^^rQUthigont.i 
YpYcn^^hon^,  A  fiiU'roedherrmg.     " 
Oeil  bouffi.  An  extreamely  fwobie  eye  that  njooues 

■  :,}vith  difficulties  and  hath  loft  it  naturaUand  l^idy  co-- 

:  r    lour-  ■  <  ■.■ .,  ..;;•    •   ^     :':.  -.  '     • 

Bouffine:  m.  cc  :  f.  Eaten^r^dily^orwithJiUandpufï-^ 

vpr  hedges.        ,      -^       ;i#  ;     , 

*  Bouffir.  Topujfe^orblowvp'y  to  mal^e  toJweU^orJlrout 

"^  oiitxor^asBouttct:  ^        v     ;     ' 

\  BouffifTurc  :  f.  AftPellingyOrfuffing  vp^aftr'outi;tg  out  j 

.alfoyal^iyidofdropfie.        •  .'  ^   ;,     '  *•  > 

Bilffoil:  iTi.  Abuffoonyieafier^fycophantymerrie  fooUj 

JportJiiU  Companion',  one  that  Hues  by  mining  others 

metric^  .     .  .•  ^^    "^',v'.' •;,,." 

V>anÇctlcshuffons.fodaHnceamorris. 

Boutfomicr.  To  buffooni':^  it  ;  to  play  thefooleyteafter^ 
buffime  ;  bafely  to  get  a  liuiug  by  ieafls^  or  ieafting. 

BouffomuyriQi^f.  Boifponifm^  v^     V 

Bouffimiiefquc.  Bufoone-lilfe. 
BoufïonneMr.  ^  Bouftbn.  /j"* 
Boufron:n?i.  ACuttle-fijh. 
Boug:  m.  The  little^andvenomm  greenefiogyOr  hedge 
'  toad.  "'^-'■■'M  '■    •  -'^  •   ■    ,  :  ■/ 

Boùgcoupj^.ATortoife.      ^ 
Bouge:  m.Af^^UijigyftfoutmgsOrflandingout  in  a  flat 
^  pee  ce  ofworl^e  -y  hence j  the  bojfe  of  a  bucl^ier;  andy  a 

bellyy  or  out-leaning  in  the  middle  of  a  waUy&c  ;  andy 

'■S}a  little  roome.  or  clofet^  built  without  the  wall  of  a 

■  chamber.  •/    .■.  -V     ,../  -^.z  ,.,...,  ;- 

Bouge  :  f.  /i  budgety  wallet  y  great  pHchy  maUy  or  cafe 

of  leather  y  fer  uingto  carrie  things  in  behind  a  man  on 

horfcbacl{e.    .,  V      ^         .^ 

II  a  bien  rcmply  fes  bouges.  He  hath  gained  excef 

fiuetyM  hàth  fathered  hu  neaft  exceedingly . 
Bouge  :  nu  ée  :  f.  Stirredybudgedyremouedy parted 

from.  •.-,,.  ...  .^..     .    ^•:-.^'^\\\;       ■•&    ■  -.  ■•  •  ■.  ,■■ 

Bougeoil;  m.  A  bqltyOr  arrowmtb  a  greathead. 
BouQ^v.To fiirreybudgeyflit^cpukeypartfrom.  r,  ' 
Rafibus  ;  qui  bougc  ?  The  wards  of  a  certaine\ame*y 

\Qui  bien  eft  nc  fe bouge:  Prov5  Let not^im  budge 
that  finds  h'imfelfè  well  feated*      \  \v     y^v    v? 
Tel  penfe  voler  qui  ne  fçauroit  bouger  :  Prov.  He 
meanes  to  flyeyjet  canmïmoue  awingy  (faid  of  an  o- 
uerweening  ambition^  which  though  it  want  fU  meanes 

•  attempts. all  matters.)  ;  r  ir  ^  •%  \  v^ 
Bougeron.  as  Bougre.  ;  ^^^  ^  % 
Bougetier.  A  budget^nalier  ;  «r^ 

dencofers&c.asinBou^cfXC. 

Bougettc:  f.  Akitleci^eryor  trunffjtofwoodycouered 
with  leather^wberewiththe  women  of  old  time  carried 
their  iewelsyatttresyand  trml^ets  at  their  faddk  boewesy 
when^they  rid  into  the  countrey  ;  now  gentlemen  callfoy 
both  anyfuch  truni(e  j  and  the  boXyOr  tiUof  their  Cabi- 
nets wherem  they\eepe  their  money  ^alfbyU  little  male, 
pomh^ér  budget. 

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Bougiron:  m.  a  Buggerer,  a  sodomite.  .         '        \ 

Bougironnc  :  m.ée;  f.  Bugger cà,  abufed  by  a  Sodo- 
mie.     :-v  -,         ■■     ;.:.-t. 

Bouoiroiincr.  To  bugger  y  to  commit  (horrHj'le)  Sodth 
■^    rme.     '  \-"-  -•       ;        \  '-'-"  ■'   -••■■   ;  '  /  -, •; 

Bougnette  :il  Thefmooth  and  long-tailed  Rajy  utled^  - 
^:theFMl(fijh.  \      V      '        /'- 

Bougoir  :  m.  A  long  candlejlicl^^e^  (ofniettall)fbrafib^^ 

^^-vr(fmall)waX'Candle.'  ^:v  -     ^   '      '"    '' 

'  Bougonqer.  To  bungle. '^^Orkannois. 
^ougonnciiv^  m.  Ahungler.        :■  '% 

Bougraiide  :  f-  Cammocl^eyReJf'harre^y  ground  F itr^ty 
peine  whinnjc. '■■■-■■■  ■    .  -i^  , % ',  -v;./-;;,^ ^v '  .*,.'  : .,  >r.  -4'-,: 
Bougre  :m.  ^  Rougir<>n/      -^^^  |^  ^  ic  é  ' 

Bougrcrierf.  B//^gmf,5^^^;»ir/' ^  ^. 

Bougrih : m. ine :  f.  Buggering-y  or^t  fir  buggerie ; 

•  ;    whence^  \  .  ...  .  #  .;   .  ^      ..^•. .      ^^.  .;.#  ^■■"■ 

Chauffes  à  la  bougrine.  Strait  Venetians  y  without 
^    codpceces. '  .•'■^:: -. •  '  '■./.■...-:•  '?^*/-  :'-.    '■  ''}''■■. .'.v  •  ■' 

Bougrilque  :  com.  Buggeriïïg^commîtting  Sodomie. 
Bouhourd.  ^Behourd.     r   ^  _.  ;  ^  ^ 

Bouhourdi  premier  &  feconcl .  The  firft  and  fécond 

Sundayin  Lent.  H  .  / 

Bouillammcnt.  Hotly  y  eagerly  y  firuentfyy  witha^oy-^ 
imgdefire.   ^.       ^  •>. 

Bouillant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  Boyling^fcaldinghcH.    ',      / 
HouïWi:  m.  Any  broth^or  boy  led  meat.    . 
Bouilli  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Boyledyfodden.  •  "  # 

Bouillir. To boylcyorfeeth yalfoy to buble infeething.    ^ 
Bouillon  :  m.  Mulleiny  iVooU  bladey  Long-worty  High- 
taper  yTofcheSyLong'beardyBiiilocl(sLong'WortyHares- 
beard       \.  ■,.    ",      ■  .  .  ^  ,    ..      '     .        •      .,.  :^ 

Bouillon  blanc.  Bafe  white  MuUciriy  whereof  there 
be  two  l^indsyone  with  broady  the  other  with  narroWy 
leaues.  :     .  -^:.^.  v     • 

Bouillon Lychnite.  C4«<//^-WfiSte M«//a«.  .  '. 
^  BouilloOjnoir.  Bafe  blacl^e  Mullein. 
^ouiJtton  fauvasc.  wild  Mullein  ^  hath  leaues  lilie^ 
Sageyandyellawjhiningflowers.  .  ^     ^ 

Bouulon  :  m.  A  boylingy  bublingyOr  buble  ;  alfoy  a  brothy 
or  boy  led  meat  ;  §lfbydurtymyre  ;  andya  plajhingyOr  da-^ , 
fiing  J  alfbyOaten  grouty  a  f(ind  offmall  drinl^e  made  of 
Oats  5  aljfbya  great  and  long  {hip-nayle  j  alfoya  fiudde  j 
any  gteat'headedyorftudded/iayle.        %f       '   ■    . 
Bouillons.  Puffesyin  a  garment y&c. 
BouUIon  dc  fleurs,  &  fruifts*  A  thicke  bunchyOr  elu- 
fler  offundrie  leaueSyfi'uitSy  and  flcrwersy  feeming  i 
grow  altogether  out  of  one  ftalke.  ^ 

JBouillon  de  fiimce.  vn  gros  b.  A  cloud  of  fmoal^e. 
BouihondcÇai^g.Aclûtofbbud. 

Bouillonné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Boyledy  bubled-y  furged-y  alJToy 
trimmed  j^r  fet  outyWith  puff  es.  .  •     ] . 

BouillotlQemcnt  :  m.Aboylnigya  bûbtmg^furgm^a 
feethingouer.     ♦     .  m     v  1 

Bouillonner.  Te  boyky  bubkyfurgCyfeeth  ouer-y  alfoy  p 
mahepuffes  in  a  garment.         ♦ 

Bouillonneux  :  m.  eufe  :  f.  Boytingy  or  bubling  j  al^ 
durtie^nyrieyplathie  j  alfoyfiiU  of  puff  es 

Bouillu.  as  Bouilli.   ^  -  -    v 

Boujon  :  m.  A  boult  ;  an  arrow  with  a  great  y  or  broa4 

-.bead*  ..    '  ^ 

%GÙÏOttc:t  A  pigeon-hole  inadouf'cote. 

Bouïs:  m.  BOX  y  or  the  BOX  tree.       /,  "" 
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Boukïmbarbc.  as  Bouchimbarbc. 

Boulanger.  ^iBoulcngcr.      ^        * 

Boular  :  m.  Tbe  little  round  neaft  of  a  MarthyTitmoufc, 

Boulay  :  m.  A  D'irch  tree.     '      ^ 

Bouldure  d*  un  moulin.  The  conduit,  or  fhU-troughy 

wherein  the  ivhcclegocs^  ^.■^■■ 

iBoulcrf.  ABowle(tfiLflaywitb'yOrtodrinliein.)  : 

Boule  vcuc.  A  certaine  play  at  Bowle-capnyphere- 
\  in  if  the  Bor^lc  beata'aytimi  outoffigbt^  the  cafter 
i;    fûofes'ywhcncei        V         ''       ,  *.     :  '\p:'     "\.... 

louëri  boule  veuë.  To  dealefuréfyy  rvor^è  en  fare 

grounds yM.il(e  a  jparie  hargaine,  meddle  with  that  fir 

which  be  fees  Qoodtvarrant. 

■  Lc  coup  valoir  bien  la  boulc.  S^^  Coup. 
.    Tenir  pied  à  boule.  To  apfify  bis  bufinejfe  ;  to  hold 

hardyor  l^cepe  chfc  to  it.  '^-  '  *      • 

Bouleau  :  m.  Birche  ;  alfoyafmaU  Bowie  \  and hencCy 
,     Les  bouleaux  d'un  vis.  Tb'i  circles  y  ok  circling  of^ 

■  ■  Scrue.  -,  :  Hf  ••  • 
Boulcngé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Bal(edy  made  into  bread. 

.  Bouleiigcr.  To  bal(e/nal(€  brcadyOr  make  into  breads 
Boulengerie:f./i6^ifei^g5  alfOyabal^ehoufe.' 
:BouIengicr ;.  in.  i4  fe^zJi^er. 

Pet  de  boulehgier.  Ajhrtinfyrrup. 
:  Boulengiere  :  f .  A  woman  ba^er  j  alfoy  as  Boulen- 

^n^\abal{ehoiije^^     \  . 
Y^ovlcx.Tobowle.  f  . 

Boulerot  :  m.  A  little  rounds  blacl^ijhy  and  Jennie  Cud- 

gepHythat  Hues  continually  in  mud.  / 

Boulc(che:f.  A  f^eat fiflj-mtycalled a  ScenCyàr  Seyne. 
Boulet  :  m.  A  buÙet  ;  aljo^  Boletc  ;  a  Mufhrome.    %- 

Boulet  noir.  A  beauieypoyfonousyond  blackijh  l(indof 

the  ExcrefccncCyC  ailed  kgziic.      ^ 

Arbalcfte  a  boulet.  ^5r(>;irip-^w.    . 

Boulette:  f.  ^ /if /&  B^«?/^, 

^  Boulettes  de  (Cypres.  Cypres  nuts^or  clogs. 
Boulevcr  s  pu3ouIcvera  :  m.  A  BuhParke^ 
BoulcvQriih  :  f.  A fubuerfionyOuertuyneyOiter throw.  , 
Bouleverfe  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Subuertedy  otmturned^  ouer-^ 

throwne.      •  •     "        / 

Boulevcrfcment:  ni.An  ouertumip^gyfubuerting^ouer- 

tbrçfmng.    ,        ,  / 
Boulcverfèr.To  ouerturne^or  tm^t  iopfieturuié^fuJh 

uértytoouer throw.  ;  -  .    .,.. 

BoUlevericur  :  m.  ^puertmur^  fkbuerter^  cuer- 

ibrower.  " 

Boulcvert  :  m.  A  Buhparke. 
Boule-veuë.  Seel(e  Boule,  *       tf 
Boufce,&  BoiflgèWc»  as  Bouçc,d^  BougcttCb 
Bouiie  :tPap^rbrotb^ children.    >^p    t^  - 

Cela  fcnt  faboulie,viz.  is  cbildijbyfind  irM^ytudf. 
BoidicUx:nîleuiè:  £  FuUofyOrbelon^mgtOyfap-^alr 

foSeeding  much  m^or  fid  vt^mm 
^  Boiuiiiçc:  m.» BouHiniiK.    t 
Boulimie  :  f.  Agreedie  hunger,  an  vnfatiabU  appetitey 

by  difeafey  proceeding  from  tbe  soldnejfe  of^tbe  Jbh 

Boulin  :  m.  A  pigeon-hoU  in  a  doue-c§te.''^'h^  ;.  ^^ 

Boidinage  :  m.  AfayUng  with  afidew'mdfakySiig  ff 
tA(^^  aboard.  y^^^^^^  ^  r^ 

m    Bouline  :  £  A  BoUneyOr  Tacke }  alfiyas  Boulinguc^ 
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Boullaulè  :  f.  A  Pouteyor  tele-poute.      '     •     / 
Boulier.  To  cog^fiifl  j  beguiUy  deceMeyCoufen  j  alfo^  to 

boxyorpommellywith t&fifts. (y. ir\.)''     ■-  ' 
Boulligni.  An  Italian  coyne  worth  about  lydifterL     ^ 
BouUon.^  Boulon. 

BouUonné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  VaffedyOr  drawn  out  with  pu  f  es. 
Bouloers  d  Vn^vis.  The  cirçUs^or  cirilmg  of  a  Scrue. 
Bouloirs.  -^  BoMlocrs.  -^  ^ 

Bouloire  :  (.A  bowling  alley.       ^  * 

Boulon.  A  long^bigj^and  big-headed  peg  ofwoodywbere- 

with  Carpenters  loyne  great  peeces  of  timber  toge^ 

tber. 

Boulon  de  îcx.A  great  pin  ofyroHyfuch  as  tradefmen 

fhut  in  their  fhop-wmdowes  wit  ball.      #  ^ 
Boulongnois.  ^  ÏBoulligni.  "^ 
Bouloucr  :  m.  A  butwarl^Cy  ^rtreffey  orftrorig  hold. 

Boulture  :  f.  Afeethingya  buylingya  bubling. 

Bounc.  ^  Borne.  ^ 

Bouquaniet.  ^  Boueanier.         ^       ni 

Bouquc  :  m.  ^  Bouquet.  * 

Bouquc  d'Aligc-.f.  Con/eruey  orfuc{ct^  ofletiice 
ftal\es.  .        T.  '    1    ■ 

Bouquer.Tt^  liiffe  another  mans  thumbe^yto  tal^eyOrgiuej 
a  tucl^eyOr  l(iffe  ;  alfOy  toflril(efayley  or  pay  cujiomOy  as 
fhipSyinpaf]ingbyfomepUcesyare  bound  to  doe. 

Bouquet  :  m.  A  nofegay^or  pofie  offatpers^&c  ;  alfiy  d 
loc^  of  woolly  alfbya  bud^^le-bone-yfa/foyq  great  Vrawne, 
l^Norm*)  alfo^  loope-bole  in  a  wall. 
Branflc  du  bouquet.  Tbe  noftgay  daunce^  or  l(ijjing 
daunce  (for  there  k  much  kjffing  m  it.) 

'     Bailler  le  bouquet.  See  Bailler.  ^. 

Elle  a  mis  Ic  bouquet  fous  T  oreille.  (Of  a  widow) 
Jhe  would fitine  be  hadyWoony  or  manH^d  j  (of  a  whore) 
jhe  may  (pr  moiicy)  be  badyWoonyOr  vfed  ;  (In  France, 
when  they  ridey  or  tea dy  out  horfesy  which  they  would 
fellytbey  vfe  tofticl^epofies  vnder  tbcifear.es .) 

Bouquetier  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Ofy  or  belonging  tOy  no fc gay  es  y 
nofcgay-lilfe.     ^         * 

Bouquetière  :  f.  An  hearbe-wifi  j  fuch^a  one  ai  vfe  s  to 
fellyOi'toprefent^egayes^        \  - 

Bouquin  :  m.  A  Kjdy  alfoytbe  hairie  buJhyOr  Pubes. 
Cornet  à  bouquinu  /<  (Muficall)  Cornet.  * 

Vn  vieux  bouquirr.  An  old  boo^e  j  alfOy  an  oldfchol- 
1er  Î  oryOnc  that  bath  red  ouer  many  old  booties. 

Bouquin:  m.ine  :  f.  Uacheroi0,lafciuiousi  dlfoyranl(ey 
rànmifhygoat'lilie.        _   '  ;^^    \, 

Bouquiner.  To  grow  hairie  about  thepriuities  j  alfOy  to  ' 
be  as  lafciuioîiSyàrfmell  as  ranliéy  as  a  goat  \  alfOy  to  be 
boolfiJbyOTyto  read  much  in  old  booties.  ^      ^ 

Bourache  :  f.  /^Barrachocj  or  bottle  (of  leather)  alfoya 
candle-cafe  yalfoyan  engine  (ttl^e  a  candU-cafi)  where- 
whbfipjU  cais^^    '  t^  r  r^^ 

Bour^nbn  :  m.  Afmâll  Borracfaoc  ;  ê  îdtk  candle- 
cafe\a^^druni{ard^rTùffè'bùttle.   i  >-   ; 

Bouras  :  m.  The  towe  ofbempe\  tbe  cour fefi part  of  any 
fucb  li\€  ftuffe.  :^i^*^  V  • 

Boitf  afque^  £  1^^^  orfiawté 

Bourafle  :  f.  JL  Borradioc,  ùr  (Spanifh)  hottU  */ 

Uathet. '-^^S'"^'-'^' ■  ■^•^■^'--  .': ",■-,:     ■  '  ■  ''^ ■ 
Bourbe:  f.  Muijjnyre,^  ;  a^OyOs  Bourbiçr.'  Si 
Bourbelier:  m.ThebreafiycrEJfayofa'mldSmne. 
Bourbeter.  »  Bourbetter  j  alfojti  muttn,irunt^ur' 

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Bourdcr.Tii  toy^tr 
to  cogJhijlygHUyfeL 
fiytoquipygird\ 

Bourdcreau.  as 
Bourdes  :£s>*i3rj 

tales  to  gull  affes 

quips  y  and  hence; 

.Cc  font  les  pires 

trueft  ieafis  found 

Bouraeur:  m.  .A 
^J0ir  of  people, 

B^dican  :  m.  ^  / 
Travailler  en 
totrottoandfrOyt 

Bourdin:m«  Tbc^ 

Bourdon:  oi.i4  Dr 
or  hwx^f^n^fhees 
the  big  end  of  a  cU 
walipniftajthaà 
timis}aikaPif[éi 
le  bourdon  d' 

Chantetcnfiiux 

HPetneureàboi 
^fifkdgefidmeei 

Bourdonnaires: 

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Bourbctter.  T»  ivaltm  in  mitdi  t$  fâddkjtr  fuddtr^n . 

the myre.  ■•%    ^.     ■     .■ 

Bourbeux:  no. culc : f.  Mitdd'Ui  «rfuUofmud;  fiUb, 

durt. 
Bourbier  :w.A  mudiie  places  Jlough,  or}uddle/uM  of 

durtyfmdmud. 

Bourblier.^^  Bourbclicr.  ^ 

Bourbonnois  :  m.  oifc:  f.  0/Bourbon, 

Tartc  Bourbonnoifcv^  deepejlâugh,  bogy  or  quag- 
mire i  a  liable  (of  illintertainemcnt)  for  a  borfi. 

BombomcncThe  name  of  a  l^ine. 

Bôurcicr.ficfbourcicr.  as  fief  bourfals  (par  la  Ccmf- 
tume  des  Chartres.)     ' 

Bourdaine  :  f.  4  certaine  lorPy  andvprifjn^rancbcd 
(French)  bedge-tree^  wbofc wood  isveryweal^ey  and  ' 
lighty  bearing  a  berrie  (of  the  bignejje  of  a  haw)  'fir (I 
palcy  then  red^  at  length  blaclfe^  exceè4mgfy  loued  hy 
Stags.      \\   '  '       ^ 

Bourdant :  in.  ante:  f.  Icaftingjbourding-y  trifiingytoy- 

^H  >  fi^ft^i>^^W^i  withygnllmg  ^y  people.  , 

TruÙMibourddnt.BetweeneieaJtandeameft.       m 

Boilidcif'Aieaftyfibytalcofatub.  '  ^ 

Donner  la  bourde  de  l'Alouette,  Seef^^e  Alouette. 

Bourde  :  m.  ée  :  f*  GrauelledyOs  a  carty&c. 

Bourdelagc  :  m.  4  Tenure  in  thedominiên  ofNcfcrsy 
.  whereby  the  tenantes  bound  to  pay  vnto  bit  Landlord 
an  yearely  rent  in  money  y  coi  ne  y  andfèathersycr  in  any 
two  of  them  j  which  if  he  omit  thee  yeares  rogethery 
he  forfeits  bis  efiate-,  %  Bourbonnois  itis  oé  Taille 
Réelle.  *     /  ;     *  ;    •  .     ^ 

Bourdelais.  A  certaine  f^intyor  grape  thatyeelds  verie 
fiure  wiiB'y  and  therefore  u  it  zfuallyfet  about  arbors  y 
mare  for  theJhtdaWythenforthefi'uit^tyeelds. 

Bourdelafier.  Full  of ieafls^&r  of  tales.  r 

Bourdelier.  Ut  outy  or  /^r^î;f  Bourdelage  ;  alfOy  hoi- 
drngbfyor  rubied  vntOyit.  ^  #  -^ 

Seigneur  Dourdelier.  The  Urd  vnto  whom  Bour- 
àt\2^(^isdue.  .    )  . 

Bourder.Ttf  toyytrifU^  dally \  bourd^  ieafl  with  ;  alfo^ 
to  cogyfuiflyguliyfèlla  bargaintygiue  a  gudgeon  vnioy  aC- 
fo^oquipygird\mockeyfcofeat.^  _  *       ; 

^  Bourdereau.  ^  Bordereau.  .     ; 

Bourdes  :  f.  Sybsyfibsyrappersyfyes  j  toyes  to  moelle  aptsi 
tales  toguUaffes  wUbi  alfbyfcofes, ieafisy  ffbes,  cutSy 
quips  y  and  hence;        ^  -  - 

Ce  font  les  pires  bqurdcs  auc  lc$  vniyes  :  Pro.  The 
truefi  ieafts  found  worfl  in  ^udtie  eares.    . 

Bourdeur:  m.  ^  moclçerj^tti^icoggjtrjyeryjbijler, 

^jghr^fpcopUy       V  .  .ws t-  ;  # 

B^dican  :  m.  A be^png frier.    .  Ni^^..^;  >  • 
Travailler  en  bourdîcuL  To  trudge  vp  atid  dàwniy 
totrottoandfrOytotoylelilfeahorfe^UÊrtêrÊfi. 

Bourdiniin.  TbcfbeU-fifbcaUedalnM^êrLempet. 

Bourdon:  m.ADroneyOrDorre-beiialfè^hebuntmitu^ 
^^  bttT^Smgofhees  ;  «^  the  drone  of  a  Bsu^ipe  ;  agoy 
the  big  end  of  a  clubj^&c  ;  alfo,fl  Pihgrimfife  ;  attfi^ 
T^aU^jlaffehasàefa^  (feme- 

iimisyaiJbuL?ilfè^SpeâTe.^^^^^^^  "  * 

^  le  bourdon  d'ua  moulin  i  vent.  ^  wind-miU 

Chanter  en  aux  bourdon  ;  See  Fattx-bordoS« 

J>emeurcabourdûi||iUiiii.  ^  fxeddmMiHg^'d 

^i^MtefUmceimsfLm.  ttt'>^-  H^.A^i:4^^>^  ^^^ 

BourdonnaOcs:  £  .Afifimnofp-eat  hoÊmtmmes 

^Hfàhotitimo^  ,#*._.    ->,■  Viifi;irf::^rfv:.j- 

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Çouroonnemenc:  m.  A  bu-^nf^or bmmn^^M  of 

Bourdonner.  T#  ba7St,»r  btimme  likeaDroHef&a  ' 
Bourdonneique:  com.  Uuamm^  buT^ni^  Vrme- 

Bourdonneur  :  m.  A  bummtr/>r  bw;^  j  alftyom  tbât 
JL^s  m  4  Bagpipe.  \  /   ' 

Bourdonniere:t  The  gudgeûn  tbats  in  the  top  of  the 
barre  fOr  bindge-bandjof  4  gaie.       '  V 

Bourclcr.  ^'Bourlct.- 
Bourellc:!!!.  cc:f.  Tormenteâytortured^extrtamefy 
vexed,  .      - 

BourelieiTient  :  rt.  A  torturty  torment Jruellrac^ing-y 

extreame  vexing. 
Bourefleinent.  Mofl  cruelly ywitb much  torment. 
BouTcWa^  To  tor turcytormentyvex  horribly. 
Bourellerie  :  f.  as  Bourellcnien^^r  Bourrelerie. 
Bourct.  AkjndoffheU'fifh. 
Bourg  :  m,  ABouroughyOrgreatTowne  (without  wàlsy 

ordttches.) 

De  bourg  en  b  Airg.  wander mgylikit  a  roguey  from 
bourougb  to  bourough  y  or^from  one  good  towne  to  ano- 
"  ther.  •  ••■'.•   .     *  "• 

Bour^zdcif.AviUagCyhamlètyfmallbàrough. 
Bourgage:  m.  A  tawnejhipyor  bouroughjhip  j  th^  inba- 
;  bitanis  ofhoufes  in  lands  ie longing  to  à  topmeyOr  bou^ 

rouih  J  alfoy^  eflatey  or  tenureinrBurgagey  held  either 

cfthel^ng  (  as  ouHorough  Engbfhy  or  of  other  Lords 
•    of  the  Boroughy  andfubie£l  to  no  other  then  the  cuflo- 

marie  and  accuflomedrentSyOrferukes  thereof. 
Boursalois  :  m.  ASpanijhcoynewortb  about  xviij  d. 

fierU  '■::  ■  ■   ,>#.  "  "  \ 

Bourgamaiitre  :  m .  ^  Mayer^  or  Murgamafter  j  the 

p/'mcipall  Magifirate^  or  Officer  y  m  a  dticy  or  good 

totme.  • 

Bourgeois  :  m.  A  citi^ert^  townefmany  bàrguery  bur- 

^jff'y  alfoya  freeman^in  anyplace. 

Bourgeois  d*  Amphitritç.  A  fifij^  a  freeman  of  the 
■  fia.       ^   ^  .  '.:\-  '^  ..,.   .. 

Bourgeoisdu  Comte  de  Nevers.  His  freed  «m; 

who  payed  vnto  him  an  yeartfy  rent  of  xi j  d.  Tourn. 

andin  regard  of  their  freedomc  vnder  him^  were  to  rr* 

nounce  au  other  lords. 

Lc  Bourgeois  d'un  Navire.  The  armer  ofaOitp. 

Bourgeois  du  Roy.  Sfee  l(mgs  burgeffe^  orp-eeman 

^  a  lay^md  true-borneyyeoman  j  (fir  neither  gentlemany 

i;f^ltrlte^hafiardmufi  be  be)  atfirfi  ofaferuiloy  now 

ofafrë^^^dition  ;  yetfubiedl  vnto  all  proceedings 

ofh^Oy  though  wab  fame  prmUedge  yfity  si  many 

partsifTx2ncCybé  mtqt  not  oe  impleaded  in  any  Court 

buêthe  I{ingsi  mdtlfewbere  (in  mfhior  courts)  onely 

vpon reallailionséi^y^         -     -^-  -     i 
.  Franes  bourgeois  •  Free  Burgeffes  ^  thofe  tb£t  pay 

no yearefy  fines  fir  tbeirfreedomey  nor  fo  many  ordma- 

rie  amerciaments  of  courts  as  others  ;  though  they  ape 
fome  other  feruices^nulyeeldotber  contributions,  as  0' 

tbers^unto  tbehr  lords.  '^  r-t\  ^       '^       y^ 

,  Selon  la  ville  ks  boul^ieoiS!  Prov.  Such  towne  fiUb 

Bourgeois  :  m.ifc  :  f.  Burguerly^citi^en-likti  Mor^nj^ 
tOAÔHyny  burgioffoy  burster,  -r:^^-     -  j^      ;  -i^ 

^  Cauiion^boiMf eo^.  CiiiefecuritHrprfhqmtie  of 

ir^h^amlrefidm  4^^^    "'     %  ^ 

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iw^/Af  n^Ap  companie  thereof  iaifi  J  à  bo/ûughjhipi 
andythe  liberties  ^freedome^  erpriuiUd^s  belonpng  to 
a  tomne^dr  borough.  ^ 

Bourgcoific  d'  avcnagc.  A  terta'me  quantitie  of 
Oats  kidied  to  the  l(mgs  ye^fthofey  who  are  made  fee 
^tibe  frà^M  (if  Menun  (ur  Eure  nf  Berry. 

.  Droift  dc  bouf acoific.  Freedome  y  atfoyanyearefy 
AutkyOffine  ofxi  j  i  Vmsipayed  vnto  the  k^g  by  free 
hurgejjis  ;  rvho  m  lieu  thereof  may  refifi  to  anfwcrm 

.  any  cour  t^  but  hisy  any  per fonattaiUmy  or  complaint 
whatfieuer  ;  Yxcept  it  béfiran  o fence  commit ed  at 
ihat  prefentyor  three  month  before  their  freedome  ob- 

'  .  tamed.  ^Tb$s  Dutie  is alfo  caliedy  Devoir dcboUT^ 

geoi/îe.)   '  •         -- 
►rotô  de  bourgeoise  de  la  Baffce  fous  Lille,  ^n 
yéârefyrenty  or  dutieofm]  ày  payed  by  euerie  free- 

•  *  moju    •.•    ;-.■••  ^^  ■•  ■■  ■•  .  '  '•  ^^-'"^ 

Droiâ  de  bourgeoise  de  la  Chaftrc  en  Berry.  ^ 
<crtainyeerelyfuwmeyand  a  henntypayedhy  eueryfree- 

:  manvntâfhc  lord  of  that  place. 
Droift  de  bourgeoiiic  dc  Sedan,  ij  xx  d.  ayeare  j 
and  when  he  U  made  free  (if  he  be  the  fonnjs  of  a.  free- 
man) i)  s.y'y d'y  or  (ifafbrreiner)  v  s.  fayed  vntt  the 
Dukeof^^vuSlon.  .  ^ 

]p'entrce  de  la  bourgcoific  dc  Calais.  Jidutieof 
XXV  francs,  payed  by  euery  one  that  is  made  a  bur- 
geffiyOrfreemanypfC^ïïs.    ""      '       , 

Bourgeon:  m*  The  young  bud^jprig^puttingout^ofa 

Vuie*y  alfoifipimpleintbefiue.  m 

Bourgeon  de  hinc  A  locde  of  jpoqU. 

Bourgeons.  writlingSyOr  critlingsy  thefmaUefly  and 
i^oft  vntimely  apples  or  feares  y  tcarmed  fo  by  the 

If  ormane  Fruiterers. 
Bourgeonné  :  Ole  éet  £  Budded Jbiirieo9medifut^ 

fprungyfproutedout. 
Bourgeonnement  ;  m.  iifpringingy  buddingyfutting 

;■  out.    •    •  .  ^'      :-    *■  ■■.      ■  '••■■.,  ..■  -"'-^ .\    ' 

Bourgeonner.  To  budyjp}ingjOrjprout  out  *^  to  bmge 
onyputyOrjhootout.  >^     . 

Bourgeonncux  :  ra.  cufe  :  £  .Full  of  buds  j  richly  fet 

with  pimples . 
Bourget  :  m.  Around fbole.: 
Bourgrain  :  in.  Buc1(eram.     ,- 
Bourge^inc  :  f.  Bucl^-thorneyfray-tboiTtijUxa 

Bourguignont  m.  Alùtriemany  one  ofBurgindie\ 
alfoy  the  name  of  a  f^ine ,  whereof  there  bee  dksers 

Bourguigm»!  blanc.  TVimi({j^w//»ff 

Bourguignon  cin^uain.^Foirard..    ;  iwi 
Bourguignon  noir,  ^^^erauc.  :  r-;^? 

Bourguignocte  :  £  ABurioMtj^Bufin^ 

Bour][aflQttc:f-  TbertameofaàrUunejt^t.  .^^  ^ 

Bouni^;tie*i^BouIingac.n^^v^'  .%u^i>  ^.^^  ^wu 
Bourjon.  4^  Bourgeon  j  4^i»i^.m'v^ 
Bounonner.  4/ Bourgeonner;^  a.  c>l  ::^uivïï  na?:^.? 

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womebf  Graduais,  lM^StaitA^tSdi(fm,iÊ$èfth- 
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^ggcrs.  >^^ 

Boumage.  4»  Borhagft 
lào\Xïn^im.Abonny'Comhe.    ■■■■'>-  ^ 
Boumois.  as  Boumal  \  orya  Bee-neajiy  or  Bee-hiueyfiJl 

ofhonny-combes.     -^<r  ,  .    * 

Boûrrabaauin  :  m.  A  great  cayoufmg  glaffeyfhfinoned 

lil^e  a  Cannoneer  ne  y  or  infome  other  anticipe  manner  j 

(Jimetimes)alfOyflBourracboe.  \ 

Bourrache.^  Bourrothc."      ^  '^  *  5, 

Bourrachiere.  Corneille  bour: -r<  2îoî/î^;f  Cr(w. 
Bou|:rachon:  m.  A  tipleryquafr^erytàjjepotjpphip'canne^y 
alfoya  little  Bourrachoe^ 

Pourraderf.  -^ tempeHy orjlorme-yalfoy  thecuffingyOr 
ruffling  of  a  bird  by  a  baOke  ;  alûf,  the  toffmg^  or  mu%^ 
%ung  of  a  hare  by  a  greyhound  beforehebeare  her^ 

Bo\mznRé.Tuffedvpyftrouting  outywith  flocl^s/ihc. 

Bourraquin*  éu  Çourrabaquin  ;  oryg  Bourracboe. 

Bourras:  m.  as  Borrais  j  a^Oy  fiUfe-xaJh  j  ^Ifoygrojfcy  or 
courfcycanuas.        V  .* 

BoUrrauer.  To  baflmadeybeatybtlamweyhetbwacl(je. 

Bourre  :  f.  FlocIftSyOr  locl(ès  ofwooUyhaire'y&c^feruing 
iofkuffe  faddUsybàlSy  andfuch  li{e  things -y  alfby  the 
dmnCyOr  hairie  coat  wherewith  diucrs  hear  besy fruits  y 
and  flowers  are  couered 'y  alfo  Qeffe  proper ly^anyfucb 
tra(hy  iu  chaffeyfhalesy  bu4i(eSy&c  j  atfb  {leap  vjjuilly) 
thecoueringyctotbi^orbad^e-partyofamane 
Bourre  de  foye.  Toipe  ofJil\ey  or  tho^ourfejlJiOie*^ 

'     comes  of  the  balls  which  the  wormes  haue  pierced,  i 

,  Raifinsquiibnt  encores  en  bovrrc .  Crapes  that 
an  as  yet  in  the  bloffomcy  or ^fo  young  as  they  haue  no 

\  forme.  ^  >    -..  v-  • 

Faire  bourrc  voler.  To  play  much  at  tennis  (the  ball 
being  meant  by  hc^mc;whereT^itb  it  ifftt(^iéh  a/fiyto 
vfe  muchyOr^endmuchat^any  coftly  game^faJUme^or^ 
exercife.  ■\:y,  .. -î^vî*  /  ' 

BourrCjj^  Di^i(;/,  IfNorm.    .  -^ui^^' 

Bourré:  ro.  ée  :  f.  Stufedyor  Jhppedmtb  hairey  flocl[eSy 

&c  J  ulfOybeateHythumpedyCudgeUed  ;  alfoyfropped. 
BoxxnczMiSfi.  An  executioner 'yahangman.   '    >  -  . 
Bourrue:  f.  A  bamyorfaggot^f  twigs  \  a  bundle  of  any 

fucbliifefluffe.    r       ^v.^^  -     -    ^    •      . 
B(»irrcte:auce:  f..Ti)rfwerf,  tormented^ executed i 

extreamely vexed.      .  .^i^:^.^-,^. ....;.. .^.  .^.,_^,}..j.^./     | 

Botèrelcr^T^  torture^oment  j  execute  y  vex^x^eame- 
/^;5^Bourrdler.     0^.^  ,R    ..    .     -.  i\# 

Bpurrelerie  :  f.  A  torturing^tormentingi  exHutifigitb' 
êffke  of  à  hangman  latfoyone^^^ 

Bourreïct.  Sf^Bourlcc    ^  ^  '-  P  t      ;   ^^  >^ 

Boun:cIicr:  m.i<iH:«^^*^^^fi^  rru^l    k 
Bourrelier  Mn.  ere:  f.TormeMif^torturktgi^htting 

with crueltie^mexingextreamefy.  ^  •  *  :  n^^mi :- 
BovntÊct.T^tmtireytêrimit,  execute ameUy\vex 

II  bountHe  la  befotipie^' (S:^^ 
ter) kiffeylés hothwwlftémdjbi^.   .    1  i^^i^. k 
Boumt^TêpÊfft  wkk^floilf^baire  i  alfo^  tf  heâty/or 

BounetWfi^l^  vfmnnfipart  ofihduei  ofhéUof 
fsOtejeeUedbytbefrll(e^^ 

I     Herbe  bpuneufe.  Cudmedy  Cbaffeweed^  cmvh 

Bouniertu).  éss^o\mti4df^iifteds^yândffi^ 

\  li^^knyfiUbutsfm^  mf^fitabU^db§idè^f; 

"'  Uyadebourrierscn&flufte.  AMUmiwkMtb 

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Harry  bourri 
eirc  m  iranc 

Bourroche:fJ 
Bourru  :in.  uc 
fed.       * 

Vin  bourru  . 

fetled  afîervi 

wine. 
Bourry.  Moyne 
Bours  dc  chevrc 
Bourfal:  m.Ayo 
BourfaJ.m-alc; 

Fief  bourfal. 

tanceybelongmg 

BourfaJçmcnt 
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Bourïavit  :  m^i 

fore  theiWcodpet 

BourTaul  :  m.  Th 

BourTaiit  :  m.  ^ 

Bourlauxrm.Ti 

Bour{c:f.i</^«r/ 

cafe  y  any  th'mgn 

or  other  impleme 

sl(m  wherein  the 

foy  the  place  of  a 

SchoUerfhipyOY  F 

che^aeryaljfoythi 

it  is  commonly  d\ 

that  hath  it.  . 

Bpuiiedcbergi 

maGeiieyXoywort 

Bburfe  Copfiui 
nant'yor^apurci 
tenant^ 

BourèdeCun 
Bourfc  deflict. 
pscyed  downe  for  i 
Bourfc  dcPaftc 

Clameur  de  boi 

uerie  of  an  aliène 

Demardiedebc 

Rouge  bourfe.. 
voy.)  . 

Elle  alaianeue 
(Sasdofatatung 
ingjjhe  is  not  tor 
•aircbourfeii 
boUyapartyandn 
eflate  with  others 
Tous  les  prilbni 
toolfe  Prifonniet 

Vcnir^ntrc  lab 
fbreflaUyCome  bet 

Abbé  &  convent 
en  divers  lieux!] 
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fiire  bofiejje  brsng 
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Bourriquet  ;  m.  A  kind  êftêmbreU,or  dung-cart  ;  âlfo, 
^  fuch  antlefir  m  Ajji  as  Jade  it  for  a  horfe^  and  henci^ 
Harry  boiirriquct*  ivords  wberemtk  tbc  Millers^ 
&^  m  Bttncc  driuc  fié-wârd  fhehr  Ajfes.' 
Boxmochc:  (^Bourrage.        \       .  ^ 

Bourru:  m.  uc:  f.  Flêckie^  bairie^  ruggedy  high-nap- 

pfd.      ^         •»      ;.      * 
Vin  bourru  .  Nnr  yîr^^/  w»^  ;  fuch  as  is  not  yet 
/f //frf  after  vintage  j  (?r,  ;iraf,  rfeicij^r,  vrtfined  (white) 
wtnem ,        '^   •         .  ■/>  *». .    .  «* 

Bourry.  Moync  bourry.  ^  Moyncbcur. 

Bours  de  àïtvTcïStablcSyOr  penneSyfùr  goâti. 

Bourfal  :  m.  A  younger  bretber.  % 

^om(2[:m.7[fl:f.Ofayoungerbrother\rpbence-y 
Fief  bourfal.  T^e  ^nhtritance^  or  portion  of  inbf ri- 
tance^belongingfo  a  younger  brother. 
.  BourfaJcmcnt  Jlfcnir  b.  Hj  the  title  ofyoungerfhip  j 
different  from^t  of  the  elder  brotht/yXfiho  is^odo  bo- 
ma  ge^nto  th^ordfir  the  whole  inheritance. 

Bourfavit  :  xa^^pricli-purfeyor  purfe  forapriclie  ;  alfoy 
a  J^d  (fifig  father nç  p^tfe^  worne  by  many  right  be- 
fore theii'  codpeeces.        \ 

Boudfaulrm.  The  Cane  mtbieyOryCanemUojp. 

Bôùrfaiit:  m.  A  little purfe, 

BouïTzuxitn.rounger  brethren.  > 

Bourfe: f. Apurfe-y  alfoy a bagyfatchellypouche ^alfoya 
cafe  ;  any  thing  made  of  leather  to  puty  or  l^eepe  tooles, 
or  other  implements  in  ;  alfbya  baUocl^ey  orythe  outward 
sl(in  wherein  the  cod  is  contained  -y  alfoya  purfc-net-y  al- 
fOy  the  place  of  a  Pentfoner  in  aCoUedge  (we  call  it  a 
SchoUerfhipyOr  Fellowjhipy)  or  in  tbeChtnceriCyOr  Ex- 
che^ner  ;  alfoythe  Penfion  it  felfe  j  fo  tearmedybeé^fe 
it  is  commonly  deliuered  in  a  Purfe  vnto  the  partie 
that  bath  it.  ,  '       ^  "^ 

Bpuric  dc  \>er^tv.Sbepbeards  purfeyptiore  mans  Par- 
maffeiieyXoyworteyPicl(purfiyCoofewecd. 
Bbifffe  Covffumiere.  ^yeomany  orcujlomarie  te- 
nant'y  or^  aptircbafemadebyaycomanyor  cujlomarie 
tenant^  r 

Bourfç  de  Curc.iwBouf(c  de  berger. 
Bourfè  defliét.  Readie  moneys  orymmeydifbwrfedjn^ 
payed  donate  for  athmg.  . .? 

BourfcdcPafteur.  ^Bour&debcrger.  ^ 

Clameur  dc  bourfê.  An  aâtion  broa^t  fir  the  recô- 
uerie  of  an  aliened  inheritance.  ^I^onn. 
.     Demardicdebourfc.rtf/2ww.  . 

Rouge  bourie.  A  Ifiobin  red  breafii  (caUedfo  in  Sa- 

Elle  aJalaneue  enK  bbuèfae,  non  en  la  bourfc. 
^  (Said  of  £  tâtUni  hiuf^ifè,  wbtfi  ctki^t  à  eutrwat- 

fm^Jhe  u  not  tongue^ittiy  l  mtnâmytH,       » 
'aire  bouifè  i  part. To  latefehoapi^  maJ(t  a  boufè- 
b»td,apartygnd  w'ttbêut  tnj/  eêmmumtie  offfùtUiêr  tf 
"o  tftâttwub others,  ,  a-*    •^f4f«*v.k<.h  ' 

Tqus  les  Ptifbnnicrs  s' en  (bnt  fuys  de  (à  bourfè. 
Lool^eVxiUimaÀts.  .      * 

Venir  entre  la,bpurfè&  les  deniers.  To  preuent, 
fireftaliyCOHfe  hitàeeiu  ati  borne,  Seelft  Venir.  .  * 
irabé  &  convent  ce  n'eft  qu'un  ^  mais  la  bourfê  eft 
en  divers  lieux:  Pro.  £««k  Abbé. 
Belle  hofteflê  deft  un  m  Jpour  hbourfè  :  Pro.  ,A 
fiirebàftejfehmismafii^ereelfomiti. 
Le  petit  eain  emplit  la  bourfê:  Prov.  Wafiv,  ikbt 
gtfiusmaifebeamfitrfts,    ^^     '     *     '  . 

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bouche  :  Pro.  Lool(e  Argent.  •  -  '  '^ 
Selon  ta  bourlè  goiherne  ta  bouche  :  Prpv.  '  Mea- 
fure  thy  appetite  by  thy  abiUtie. 
Bourfé  :  m.  éc:  f.  Turfed  y  impur  fed -y  inclofedyOr  jhut 
vpy^  in  a  purfe-ybulchingfOr  bearing  outyos  afiUpurfe-y 
bunted. 

Bpurfcau.vf  little  bliflerybumpeyOrfwçUingyfuckas  rifcs 

of  a  k^ocl^Cyor  after  nettling. 
BourfcHe  :f.  A  Mariners  Composer  Dyall.  . 
Bourfcr.  Topurfèy  impurfe  ;  inclofcy  or  jhut  ifyOs  in  a 

pUf  fe-y  a  Ifçyto  gather  ymal(e  bulchyor  bcare  outras  a(fiill) 

purfe  y  to  buntyor  Uaue  a  bunt  in  a  fay  le.     i  • 
Bourlcron-  A  little  purfe  ;  bagypouche. 
Bouï{ttdc  devant.  The  fvre-fayle. 
A^Bourfct  de  hune.  The  top-fayleofa^tp.         * 
Bourftteux:  m.  eufe  :  f.  Turfe-lil^e -^  belonging  to  4, 

pttrfe-yfiiUofpurfes.         ^ 
Bourlcttc:f./4/ir//^pi/r/?.  .  ^  ^ 

Bourfettcs  de  la  fcmence.  The  feed  vejfels  i  asV^- 
raftates. 

letter  la  bou^fêttc.  :r^  hauJ^eytal^en  out  of  the  MuCyto 
befiiUy  cleanfcdyandpùrged  before  Jhe  be  ftowne. 

Bourfcax.  #r5  Bomfctcux. 

Bourficoutcr.  To  mal^c  apurfe^gathering^yOr  coU$6lion. 

Bourfier  :  m.  ^  Pentioneri  oryone  that  hathanyearefy 
.  PenfioninaCoUedge-yOroutofthefefscommingin  by 
a  Court  of  luffice  i  (and  fuch  are  the  Kjngs  Seer  eta- 
riesyand  Ckrl^es  of  the  Cbanct/ieyWhofe  intcrtainmm 
Si  payed  them  out  of  the  profit  made  by  the  Great 
Éeale.)  .  — ^— 

l&omÇùltx.  To  contribute  euery  one bts pennies  to  mal^e 
a  purfe yor  lay  their  moTtyes  together yéss  Mummers y&Cy 
zfetodoe-y  al/iy  to  put  his  hand  into  bUpurfe,  or  tal^e 
fomewhat  out  ofbisfUrfe.  ^ 

Bourfillon:m.i<6«ft^«r^.  ^ 

Bourfin.  A  certaine  little  rope  that  fer  nes  to  fitch  in  the 
fprit-fayle.  '» 

Bpurfbn  :  m.  A  little  pur fe\  cafe  y  bag. 

BourfbufBadc  :  fi  mndie  prideyidle.  vanitie. 

BôurfbuflRé  :  m.  ce  :  f.Swolneypuffedy  orblowne  vpyOi 
witbwindé  # 

BourfbufHcr.  TofweUwkbwind^opufeyor  blaWyVp. 

Boiirfoufflcurc:  tAfwelUng  of  the  gutSy  or  of  any  other 
party  fy  windinejfe  \  anyJweUing^  î^ffi^l>  or  blowing 

Boulant  :  fti.  A  Bu^s^d,  or  hauld  l^yte.  f  Savoyard. 

BouiaLwiy  Bou(ânt« 

BouCdxmcnt  :  m.  A fbj^ing^efloppetty^^^ 

Bou^diun*.  Tojlopyobjlruti^jhut  vp  j  alfoyto  boodwinl^e. 
Les  fruifts  (c  boiircbent.54idf  iohen  the  blcffomcs  of 
a  tree  are  c  lofe  d  (or  nipped)  by  cold^fot^t  no  fruit 
comes  of  tkemf\  'x        à 

lS^o\lSzhaoti.Àbill^an^^  / 

Bouichom  m.  Àfiopple  ;  See  Bouchon. 

BouiS  de  vache:  f.  TkedungofaCaw^^aConhtHrdyOr 
Cow-fbard. 

Bou{ét:f.Thefame. 

Boufet.  petit  boufct.  A  little  odious  fèUowi  a  paltrie 

cr&pofaCêW-turd. 
Boumtr.Topufevpyarbtowwindinto. 

BoufîUc  :  £  (perhaps as  Boufîii>  daubin^orjktfe  to 
daubewitK  'P^    ^  '    v 

Boufillcr:m.^iw^^     '^\„'\       v, '" 

Boufîllcrr^  daubtyalfoyto  bugUyfirfbibber  a  thmgouer. 

'BouÉnim.A  ftfty^d  mouldenniyfHbfUnceyfbat  cleaues 
to  the  out  fide  offiee-fione^  m  ^arrits  ;  and  is  vfually 
tai^yfnrpilledyfiôm  the  fione  before  a  bt  wrought,    r 

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Bouiîniér.picrrcs  bpufînicres.  Sofi^and  mouldering, 

or  melting  arpayin  water  yOr  byweatbef^  (fbr  tbofe  be 
'    properties  of  the  BouCiti!)  «^ 

BounMiQ.:{.  The /ot^  orplaguiy  among Jheepe,  ^Lan- 

g"cd.  ^ ,  ;        ^ 

Bouffe  :  C  The  bunch  ofd  Commets  bâclée  j  or  (generally) 
'  asBoffc.  >        .  •  ^ 

Bouflfin  :  m,  A  BityCantiUymammocke/norfeU.  ^Gafc. 
Bouflble  :  f.  A  Pitêts  DyaliyCompafe/ir  Cadrant. 
Bouffu. /w  Boflu. 
Bouft  :  m.  A  tombe  yfepnlchre,  grant  •y  a  place  wherein 

a  dead  bodic  hath  béenebuficdyor  burned. 
Bouftargucs./w  Botargucs, 
Bout  :  m-  The  endyheadypointytopyOr  tipythe  extreameyOr 

•  vtmoflypart  (in  the  ie/rgth)  of  a  pjing  j  hence  y  the  chape 
ofafcabberd^theheadofanarrefWy&c.    '^  ^    »    ' 
Les  bouts  des  coftcx.  Stitches 'm  the  fides.  .  \      ^  ^ 
Barton  à  deux  bouts.  A  ^uarter-ftafe  ;  or  y  à  Lope^ 

*»  ft^ffcyivherewith  Low-countrey  men  leape  ditches. 
Vnc  corde  à  trois  bouts.  ^  threefold  rope. 
Bout  cy  bout  {L^ungarlyydiforderedlyyflouenlyjhere 
apeeceyand  there  a  patch. 

'A  chaque  bout  dc  champ .  Still,  euermore,  euerie 
whereyin  each placeyat  all  times.  ;^;     '^ 

Du  bout  des  Icvrcs  {cuhmcnzSleightly'ynlcelyydain- 
tily  \  fiom  thejeeth  outwardyoncly  with  the  tip^edge^or 
out fideyof  the  lips.  ■/  ^ 

*  Tout  à  bout.  Oncucvy  ftdey  at  eueryturningy  euerie 

jWhereé 

II  eft  au  bout  dc  fa  corde.  He  can  doe  no  more^e  can 
goe  no  further  j  he  may  put  vp  his  pij>cs^  goefhalfe  his 
9>  eares. 
*Ilsfbnt  au  bout  de  la  royc.  They  are  at  their  wits 
endy  at  their  laft  helpes  ;  they  hauejpent  their  ponder  ^y 
they  haue  no  more  to  fay.  "  \  ^ 
Gaigncrlc  haut  bout.  To  téO^eyOr  fethimfelfèinythe 
higheft  place  of  a  table,  alfoy  (m  contentions  y  or  trials) 
to  get  the  vpper  handy  carry  away  the  bejl pricey  win 

^the  Jpurres. 
II  nc  peut  au  bout  dc  Tan  nouer  les  deux  bouts  de 
fa  Icrvicttç  cnfcmble.  Hee  Hues  very  barely  ;  hath 
nought  but  from  hand  to  mouth  y  cannot  fpare  a  dogge 
aboncyattheyearesend.  , 

Recerchons  le  bout  dc  noftrc  fufcc.  !>/ w  rf to*'» 
to  our  matter. 

II  he  regarde  plus  Icing  auc  Ic  bout  dc  fbn  nez.  tie 
is  a  careUflejMleyU^eM^ 

Se  tcnif  fur  le  bon  bout^  Tùpmd  vpon  his  good 
'  fartSybehauiatyOr  birth. 
Se  tenir  fur  Ic  haut  bout.r(ijïtf«i x'/M  fei^/^^/^jZfx, 
or  on  high  tearmes. 

Au  bout  la  bomc  :  Pro.  At  length  weflmll  réfolueyOr 
fjettUyVponfomewhat.  ^  "^ 

Au  bûut  de  r  aulne  Ëmt  le  drap  :  Fiov.  Seel^e 
Aulne.  ,  ,.  , 

Boutade:  f.  Aftartin^  ;  afuddainty  vioknty  andtmex- 
peBed paffioHyfit flirrmg  \  alfo/is  Boutée^ , .  . 

Boutagc.droiadel>outagc.  A  certaine  dutUyOrfeOy  ^ 
exaéted  bj/  the  Lèrd  of  Bitd  (amembenfhoux^ts) 
fir  the  w^neretay  led  within  bis  iurifdiRion.    .  yi  ,  : 

Boutant:  m.  AButtreJfeyêrJhare-poft. 
I  houtznt:  m.2me:f.TbmJlmg^puttingJircing^i^ 
forward  y  alfoJbuddingfirptUtmgffffth.  \ 
Arc  boutant.  Itw^^  Arc*  ,   ^    <    r,   ^    , 

Boutargues.^Botargues.  ^ 

Bouté  :  m.  éc  :  f-  Thruft^fircedypujbedfirwârdi  alfb^ 
buddedyor  put  forth.    ^  .  .   ;     - 

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Travailler  en  boutc-cul.  >i^  Travailler  knBourdi- 
can  ;  L£Wi([^  Bourdican. .     r^        ^       ^     a 

Boutée  :  f.  A  putypufhythrufl  {a  iertybrunV^fhockeyvU- 

*  lent  attemptyvehement efj'ay \alfOyaputtingy ^urtingy 

Jproutingyor  buddingyfirth. 

*A  boutées.^  par  houtcc^-yalfoyby  heaps  yOr  troupes. 

Par  boutées.  By  fitSyOr  pufhes  j  not  all  at  once  j  eft- 

'  fionesynojfhfdihcn. 

..  Par  plufieurs boutées!  Many  andfundry  times  one 
after  another  j  by  ditteri  efforts  made  ontfn  the,  necl^e 
of  the  other.  .  * 

Boute-fcu  :  m.  A  BoutefiwyawilfiMyOrvoluntariefirer 
ofhoufes'y  alfOy  a  firebrand  offedition ,  a  l^ndle)'  of 

,    firifè  and  content ion-y  one  that  loués  tofetyandfeey  men 
together  by  the  ear  es. 

Bout^fàkc.  A  certainejhittenyetp-^àme. 

Boùte-hors  :  m.  The  play  calledyTmufi  out  the  harlot  ; 
(wherein  the  weaf^efi  euer  come  to  the  worft.)  I 

Bon  boute-hors.-^^e^c^  ti^ityconceity'vnderftandingi 
orya  good  vtteranceyfiiseady  tongue  yd  quiclfe  deliuefje. 

Bouteille  :  f.  A  bottle  ;  alfo^a  buble  raifedon  the  water ^ 
byadropofrainey&c.  \\>  ■'' 

II  en  eft  plus  aflôtté  qu'  un  coquin  de  fa  boUtCillc. 
^  He  is  more  find  Sf  It  then  a  beggar  is  of  his  dijh.      ' 

U  m'a  baillé  Ic  bouchon  d^une  bouteille.  5^e  Bou- 
chon. -  «    : 

Il  s'cny  vre  de  f^Jifoprc  boi|teiIlc.  He  kioo  fitrriin 
lone  with  his  owne  ^ood parts  *y  orjbe  abufesthem  to  his 
great  fhameyandconfifion.  ^  ^ 

Terre  Icing  de  foy  n'  apporte  que  flafcons  &  boti^ 
ttil^siPtoXjrounds  lyingafhrre  off ybreed  nought  biU 
flaggons/ind  bottles 'y(\h.  extraor  dinar  ie  expences.) 

Bouteillerie  :  f.  A  cupboordy  or  tabky  to  fet  bottles  on; 
alfo^a  cupboordyorhotifcytol^eepe  bottles  in^ 

BoutcWktttiiA/kall  bottle^  buble. 

BoutciUier  :  m.  A  butler ^^al/Oya  bottleman^or yeoman  of 
thebottles^yalfojibottle-malfer.  .      . 

Grand  bouteilIief.Te^irMX^i^//i?ref  Francej/i»  ho- 
nourable OfficeTy  but  out  ofdatOy  euer  fince  Charles 
the  feuenths  time. 

Bouteilliercrf.  ATympankinyOrfiiHllingofytbe lower 

part  of  the  btUieyby  reafon  of  much  water  y  or  waterï^ 

humor  ygathered  together  in  it. 
Boutement  :  m.  A  thruft'mgyputtingypufhingfirward: 

lioixttmtûtdcsîcui^AmaQciêf^firingofboufes., 
Bouter.  To  thruftyputyfirceypujhyforwardi  alfOy  to  haue 

a  ftrongireaih  (afmlcontrs  tearme)  a^dy  to  bud,  or 

fut  firthy  as  a  tree  in  thé  Spring  j  alfo^  to  roote,  4s  * 

Swine. 

Bôutetcapalamtfn  To  eaft  about  tofea-wâfd^yâ 

Jhip  to  malfO  towards  the  maine. 

Bouter  de  loo.  To  lay  tact(e  aboord. 

BouterreUe«  TofaadUitoclapafaddleonaborfes 

backe:-;  ■:■-?■■- ''^^  •  '••     I 

Bouter  au  Veht.  To  heart  roomen^ard-y  or,  tofiUtbe 
f^leswithwmd.      ^  ^  *        ^ 
jBouter  vent  devant.  To  goe  too  neere  the  wind. 
Bouter  vent  en  penne.  To  bring  ajhip  vfw  Ae 
Lee,  ■•,.-■         '■    .  ^^     •■■■•.■„■■•. 

Bouter  cnîa  vie.  TofayU  diréâfymtoaftrt^  Bàr- 

•     redhauen.  •  ■    j    . 

Si  boute  tel  feur  telle  vente.  The  tfrngk/iU  m  it 
VMS  bought,  Ut  ne  as  it  came',  «r  (more  cenrettfefy) 
no  matter,  tU  welt  yntighykt  be  h0f^t  mil,  cem  m'J^ 
rçhâtcM,'  ^   •.-■•-.r''*^ ■■••■••  ■■■;:.■ 

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.  BouticlicT;  r 

P)3p.    . 

-Boutimc:f. 

j  Boutienan.! 

Boutiaer.  vw  l 

Boucinc:f.  1 

Boutique  ;f. 

Courtànt  di 

La  grande  I 

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Qui  fçait  I's 
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Qui  nc  fçaii 
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trade  which  f 
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Shopl^etpers  I 
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Boutifi  :  ni.  r* 

ment. 
Boutoir:  m. /f 
Bouton:  m.^ 

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Bouton  de  f 
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Serrer  le  bol 
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Boutonne  :  m. 

fetthicl(ewiti 

Boutohncme] 

teri^g. 

Boutonner.  T 

tonjtr  cla^e-j 
"  ^cauter. 

Boutonnerie  : 
L,  ^^Sê^or^out 
goutonnct:  m 
Boutonneuf: 

vritb  buttMs 

Boutonnière. 
Bôutouêr:  m* 

^Uts.  <A  gjreat 

Boiittice.^ii; 
Boutton.  too, 
Boiitture  :  £ 

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Bouvaux.  Tibe 
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Boute-vcnt  dc$  Alchymiftcsi  aholejorvent^  the  tof 
.    of  their  fitrnaces. 
Boutcuûc  :f.^hubte. 
Bouteurc  :  f.  «  Boutturc. 
Boutide.^  Boutiqucj  alft^  well^or  kpe/orfijh. 
BouÛclïcï;m.Ajhop-{eeferioryhetbat  toolset  h  tea 

Jh:>p.  .  .  . 

^outifflc  :  f.  A  huble  ofwatér^&c. 

Boutieiian.  The  name  ofal(indofOliHt. 

Boutiliçr.  ^  Boutcillicr. 

Boutinc  :  fl  Thenauell.     ; 

Bo\xX\(\\icilA(hop. 

Co\xittkntàcho\xû\:!^^M?Yentice^orShop-b(fy.    . 
La  grande  boutique*  The  Law  ;  OYy  the  profif/ion 
thereof i  or  the  H^U  (as  ours  at  wefiminfier)  wherein 

'  it  is  praôlifed  y  (caUcdfoybeUl^eybecaufe  many  things 
may  be  h4d  in  it  fir  money.)        m       ^ 
MadamoifcUc  dc  la  boutiquç.  Seeke  Madamoi; 

fcllc. 

Qui  fçaic  Tart  fcrrc  la  boutique. A prouer be  taxing 
th'enuieyorfqueamijhnejje  of  cunning  Artifisy  wbo^fir 
themofl  party  conceaU  fi'om  the  world  their  excellent 

Qui  nc  fçait  tart  fcrrc  la  boutique:  Vrow.flmpera- 
.    t'tuely)  let  him  that  hath  nosl(iU (hutvp  hisfhop  j  (ft 

vnfity  and  vnfa^  a  thing  it  is  fir  a  man  to  deale  in  a 

/    trade  which  he  linomth  not'y)' oTyOs  in  fan. 

.    Qui  dent  boutique  doit  parler  à  chafcun:  Prov. 

:  Shoplfetpers  muft  be  courteous  j  or^féch  as  haue  ware 

'    to  fell  mujl  haue  words  at  will. 

Boutis :  in.  The  rootingofa  wildBorei  alfOyOsBoutC'^ 

menc 
Boutoir  :tn.  A  Farriers  Buttrejfe. 
Bouton  :  n\.A  button  j  alfi^a  bud  of  a  Vine^  &c  j  alfS^ 

alocl^eofwooU.  - 

Bouton  de  icvuAn  ailuall  cautère  headed  Ul^e  a  but^ 
'  ton.       '  ■      \    ■  •     \     ■•■■■/ 

^  Boutons  a  queue,  long  buttons  j  fuch  as  me  laid  on 

clolfjts&c.  J*" 

Bouton  de  veroUe.  A  }ocl(ie  botch  ;  or  a  higbyond  e^ 

minent  pimplcy  burning  out  in  airport  of  a  bodie  mfi- 

éled  with  the  pockets  ^ 

Cautère d bouton.  w^Cautere. 

Serrer  le  bouton  iéTo  reftraine^eepejbortjor  béate 
.    abardhandouêr^     .    '  .         -  •  . 

Boutonne  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Buttoned  ^y  budded \  cauterk^di 

fettbicliewitbpimplesyorpoclfie  botches. 
Boutohncment  :  nu  A  btfttomng  ;  a  budding  ;  a  eau- 

Boutonner.  To  budy  Jpringy  orront  ouéia^ytè  hut^ 
tonjor  clajpe^alfbyto  cauteri^e^ffearewUhanaSuaU 

Boutonner ie  :  f.  ^  butbtûtgy  vr  cUfp'mg \  alf»^  bud^ 
^  ^i^gyW ^outmgout'yOlfk^ cauter'tTJni,  ; .  «,;  v 
Boiitonnet:  m.  KMptitte-wmr\1im^mrt'y  (m  hear  be.) 
Boutonneuc:  au  ABMttmeryWân'mfirumentvrhere' 
mtb  buttons  are  putted  Hnrei^b  tbar  $fter-jlfait  holes. 
Boutonnière:/.  A tnûton^/êle.  \ 
Bôutoucr:  m.  The/houtofamldStime. 
Bouts.  A  griot  bottle^  «ry»  Oudre.  (r.m.)  r: 
DOmkt,AHéfiier,orbâurmgJUne(mblm^u^  '% 
Boutton. /^0i^  Bouton.  • 

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^4  bud(tmg,$rp$ittmitMtym  either.  /       » 

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Boqirelt :  m.  Ayoung BuUyôr  BuU-calfi. 
Bouvi.  qui  fent  le  bouvi.  Sm^iZprg /.ifc^  ^»  Ox. 

^ouyict:  m.  A  Cow-heard^  a  Heat-beard*^  a  keeper  of 
"  Oxen.  ^ 

BpUvierc:  f.  AfmaUyroundybright-colouredylittU-moih 
thedy  and  toothleffèy  pfhy  of  the  riuer  Seine  j  fddome 
eaten^iccaufeveiy  bitter. 

Bouvillon.4;5Bouvcau.  ^  *       ^   ,, 

Bouvmcif.  AUl^indofOxen-yNeatyOxen. 

Bouyau-  A  bowellygutyinteftine  j  See  Boy^u. 

Bouys:  m.  The  (hrubycalled  Box. 

Bouys  d'  alhc.  Bo)i-tborney  pricl^ly.  Box,  AJfes-BoXy 
thorneBox.  ^    . 

Boiiyscfpincux.Tfc^yâ/wf.  .    -^ 

Bpuys  poignant.  X^cfè/^iZ,  I^eeholmeyTettigreey 
butchers  Broome.  , 

Bouzc.  ^  Boufc  J  Cra^^Awri;. 

Bouziiie:f.  ArufticaU  Trumpety  or  wind-injfrumcnty 
made  of  pitched  bar^e..  ♦  » 

Boyau  :  m.  A  boweUygut  j  entra Uyintejline. 
Boyau  avallé.  Burftingy  or  burftnejje-y  (the  bawch  be- 
ih^fiUendowne  into  the  cods.)  *♦ 

Boyau  culicr,  ou  ciiillicr^.  The  right gutyOr  arfe-gut 
(one  of  the  three  pnncipall  guts.) 
Boyau  gaftc.  The  hurt  of  the  draught  gut  (a  difeafe 
amongOxen.) 

Gras  boyati.iC^  Boyau  culler ',  In  beajls  calledythe 

Inclfe-pinneyor  Inne-pinne.)     ' 

Le  long  boyau.  The  long  gut  ;  the  third  gut  from  the 
.    VentrtcU'y  theThiny  or  fmaUguty  wherein  the  Chylus 
.    waxing thkker y begmneth  to  reftiilfo^  tbenameofa 
^    firtile plaine  in  the Ijle  of  Fïzncc. 

ta  Maifbn  de  Monfîcur  boyau .  Said  of  a  boufe 

thaïs  fated  be finreynnd  thatched  behind. 

11  a  vn  aulne  de  boyaulx  vuidcs  pour  fcftoyer  fe$ 

parens.  He  hath  a  monftrousftomaclfey  a  terrible  appe- 

titeyahungriegutofhisowne. 
Boyc  :m.  An  Executioner^  Hangman. 
Bozel:  m.  A  thiclotyor great  boiUtell  {commonly)  in^  or 

neerevntOytheBafisofapillar. 
Bozine  :  f.  ^  Bouzine. 
Braailler.  as  Braire  j  to  bray  10(0  an  AJfe. 
Braçal.  5^e  Braflal. 

Braçats:  m.  Braffesyor  Vambraffes^armcfr  for  the  armes. 
Brace  :  f.  A  meafireoffiuefoot  ;  OTy/as  Braflc. 
Bracelet  :  m,  A  bracelet  \  alfoythe  wrift  of  the  arme. 
.  ..^Bracdets.  Short  linl^esyandbuttfinsyfet  to  either  fide 

(fthe  vpfityor  portyofa,  bitt  j  orytbe  watering  cbaint  of 

abitt.  . 

Br2c):Kt:m.  A  {tn^tf  little  hound. 
Brachial:  m.ale:  f.  OfiOrbelimgmgto^anarme. 
Brachialement.  with  marne  firce  of  armes  j  vith  all 

the  flreugtb  be  hath.  -  \^ 

Bracnietix.«f6rachi^.      ' 
BncomAcX'.m.  A  hunter. 
Bracque.  the  name  of  a  field  neere  Paris,  wherein  the 
,    fchoUers  of  the  Vnikerfitie  vrt4ofoUce  tbifelues.t[R3h. 
Brâcqué.  liw^e  Braqué.    \^     ^ 
Bra[d3^pepfie:  {'Slow  contoâltoni  or,apainfitt,andbut 
^    hatjed%e^n^fmeat.  .-v 

Bragardnuardc:f.G/9r^«ftw<,)W?'«»fiv*»»;«y»,j?«rf, 

mrdapperyaioybragiardM^U^S>^^'i^^^*^'*K'- 
BneflirÀemcm.Gaffyigallantfy,fiàumingljr,vainifyi 

âyhyptitfy',alfoybràgjg«rdfyM*W»lh>f^Aummfjy, 
Bragtf  der»  To  braue,  orfisunt  it  -,  to  weure  ggf  attire, 

têgoeuf-y  a^Jto  bragyifauntjfivagger.  ^    ;  s  ■ .  v  ♦ 
Bragàr<ule:  f'BraùeriejgapneJPe^fiamttingyprmdvgni- 

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cher.  ^  ^- 

J  Braguc  :  f.  A  l(indofMort4ifeyOr  ioyningofpecces  to- 

^      Bragucs.SW/ftfm/  clofejlmnen  brctches  wérne  next 

vntotbethighes. 
EvzgUcr.Toflauntybraue'ybragy$riet$t: 
Bragucrie  :  f.   ivanton  trUki^g^  lafcmïoué  brauertey  or 

pra/il^ing  ;  alfoy  flaunting  j  bragging^fwaggering. 
Braguelqucs  :  f.  Large  venitiam  hamng  codpeeces^and 

gatheredyor  fiiU of  jluffey^t  the  Innées. 

^IZQàQXt^if.Acodpeece^       ' 
,   m  Bonnctàquatrc  braguettes.  ^^y^/^^f,^ry5/^rf. 

"^  corneredyCap. 
Bra^ueur. /w  Bragard.    . 
Braniers.  as  Braycrs  5  iinnen  breeches. 

Brailler.  4^  Braira To  *r4jK//V^»^^^  , 

U  ne  perdra  point  rauoine  à  faute  de  brailler.  Ut 
mil  'dût  loofe  any  commoditie  fir  v^ant  ofnpords.  * 

^ï2Xïi\m.The  branch  of  a  tree.     ^ 

Braire  .m.  An  Ajfi-Ulie  braying  ;  a  roaring^rude  yeUing^ 
loud  ballingy  vnmeafureable  crying  out. 

Braire. rd  bray  li^ea^^Afe-y  to^bawle^ell^cry,  ont  loudly ^ 
rudefyyVnmeafureably. 

Braire  avec  les  ^ihcs.TofiUow  the  jkfhionjjcw  rude 
foeuer  itBe.       .    .  » 

Braife  :  f.  A  burning  coale  -,  quiclfc  fire  ofcoales  •  or^ot 
imbers  yalfoy  a  l(ind  of  inflamed  fweUingyjuU  of  red- 
nejfe.  1^ 

.  Saultcrdelapoile,  &feietter  dedans  les  braifes. 
Fromill  to  yvorfc'yjrom  the  fiying-pan  into  the  fire. 

Bnldcr::  tn.Àliue-coale  I  ory  burning  coales^ 

Brai/illonner.  To  rofty  orfeeth  vpon  qukl^e  coale s^  or 
imbers  ;  oi^as  Brafillonner. 

Braifincr.  4;?  Bramer;  fo  rwrr. 

Braiflct.  ^  Graiflct  i  ffce  ^r^ew /W. 

Brame  :  f.  ^  BrM;»f. 

Brame  de  mer.  Thefea  Breame  (called  fo  at  Paris, 
vphertit  is  ordinarie)  alfo^  the  Guilt-beadyOr  Golden- 
nie  (and  diuers  other  fifhes  of  that  ifindare  alfo  called 
foby  the  inhabitants  of  the  fia  coafts.)  ; 

Bramé  :  m.  ée  :  îJirayedyYoaud^elledyCried  out  with  a 
harfhvoice. 

Bramer.  To  br^j  roare^yelly  or  crie  out  wiib  a  harjb 
voice. 

Bran  :  m^  The  branm  ofiybiatyal/oy  as  Bren  ;  a 
turd. 

Bnnétlnâ2s.Frect(lesintbefiu:e.      ^ 
^  Faire  de  V  Àfne  pour  avoir  du  bran  •  To  play  the 
fooUyOrmaife  an  ajfe  ofhiinfelfejm  hope  iff game^or  vi- 
duals. 

^  Farine  du  Diable  rt*cft  que  brah:  Prov.  I^i(:e  Fa- 
"    rinc.  ^ 

.  Toufiourscruvefoneebrah:Prd.ri&if)f/iti&irgi!i^^ 
fiill  dreames  efbis  bejjjf. 

Tniye  aimc  mieux  bran  que  Kofes  :  Prov.  The  Sam 
Uuis  drafe  better  then  deucacia.  . .  ; 

Bran. bomf  bran.  A l(mdofvnreclameabUmU Oxe^ 
faiProvence/j^ Languedoc.',    ^  vm. 

Branc  d'acier  :  m.  A  cuttleajfey  or  courtelax. 

Brancâl  :  ni.  The  fides  of  a  waganytbefhafïs  efa  litter  ; 
tbitwêbeamesy  or  pelts ^  rSsafe  fore-part  wtaJfts  the 
TbiByOl/a^boifl-fMeryarcbfèlaferyand  (gii^^ 
anyfkch  tbin^that  hath  armes^  or  éut-btarmg fide^ 
beames;  and  h  to  be  carried  by,  or  betweene,  two  ^y  air 
/M^Brtncar.     ■-'      ■  .ic  .    .^    .      ,  ..uivV-Vi. 

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hïzncc.  Bearded  red  wheat. 

Branchage:  m.  Branchinejje-y  thic{nesyOrJiorrofkran- 

.^  chesy  alfoy  branche  s  y  bcughes  yalfoylihage^yorthe 

branch  of  a  Pettigree^ci^ç  ;  ^  Branche.  '^:    ' 

Branchages.  4;iBranchicrcs.         «r    • 
Branche  :  f.  Thehramb^or  bàuihofa  tree  ;  alfoythegiU 

àfafijhi  alfoythe  chet\e  of  a  bit  ;  alfoya  collât  er  all  de- 

grïe^orfideyOfl(inrid  j  Ijnage  j  or^a  brancher  line,  of 

aPetiizree.     , 

Brancne  d'augiucs-  Loolfo  Àugivc.  f  !** 

Branche  hircine  ;4y,  ^  Vf    - 

Branche  vrfinc.  Branl[-urfiny  Bcares-foot,  Beafes^ 
'  claWyBeares'breech  (an  hear  be.) 

Droiâ  de  branche  de  Cypres.  Z.(?pi^<  Cypres. 

Il  fe  tient  feulement  à  T  cfloç  fans  s' amufer  aux 
^   branches.  He  holds  him  cnelytojhe fubfianccywith- 

outrcAedingcircum^ances. 

Vole  bas  de  peur  des  branches.  F  lie  Hwyorbefiopt 

by  the  branches  ;  beare  a  Icwfailey  or  bee  run  vnder 

watery  a  middle yor  moderate  ccurfe  is  little  fubieil  vn- 

toenuious  crojfmgs.         '^. 
Br ancheage  :  m.  as  Branchage. 
Brancher.  Tofitzpon  a  brarcb  ;  to  light  zpon  a  bough  j 

to  tal^e  a  tree -y  to  tc\eftandina  trecj  as  a  hakl(ey  to 

pearchyas  a  phefant. 

Brancher  vnlarron.T(?  twitch  a  thcefi  vp  al  a  bottghy 

tohanghim^patatrte. 

Tant  quî  tige  faiÔ  fouchç  elle  ne  branche  iamais. 

As  long  as  there  ire  any  heir  es  of  an  elder  Prince  of  the 

blêudytbe  younger  cannot  inherit  the  crowne. 
Branchet.  Efpcrvier  branchet,  A  brancher, cr young 

haukCynewly  come  out  of  the  neafi. 
Bï^nchcttç  :f.  A  little  branch. 

Branchler:  m.  ere:  f.  HauntingyOr  liuingamongybran^ 
chesy  pearchingyor  fittingycn  bougbesyalfoyofor  beUn-- 
gmgtOyabranchyOrbou^.    ^ 
Efpervicr  branc  hier.  .A  brancher  y  oryounghau{e, 
nevph  come  of  the  neap.  .     - 

Branchiere  if.  A  Pafagc-toUyor  through-toll  Jo  celled, 

becaufe  the  little  log  tha  ts  a  figne  therof(as  m  Bilkttej 
hangs  on  the  branc  h  offomè  tree  or  other. 
Branchieres.  The  out-pUccSy  tr  parts  of  the  high 
way, wherein  thefaid  logSyOr  billet Syhaue  beene^  a  long 
time.hungvp. 

Bx^ncn^Oi^Aijittle  branch. 

Branchu:  m.ue:  f. Br  anchieybrancbed fill  of  branches, 
orbougbes.         ,  ^ 

Branchue:  tAl^indoffmallredCray'fifhywtichbred 
without  ajhellofit  awnyfeifes  on  feme  other yond  tbere^ 
in  continuesygetting  at  length  a  refemblanccff  the  fijb 
it  belonged  vnto. 

Branchure  :  f.  A  branch. 

Brand.  4^  Branc. 

Brandes  :  f.  Hrn /ib/^  |rr»irifr. 

Brandif :  m.  iuc  :  f.  Branstifi^ng,  fialfjngy  fiourifiing  y 

whtfiiejiuefy^irring.     \ 

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.   WhoUtyfiraOm^e.  •^.    - 

Brandillerm.^c:  f-  Brandled,  tottered,  waggeJ^ fia- 

kenyfioong./wagged  j  alfOygliftened,orfiafied. 
Brandillcment  :  m.  A  fvpinging,waujmg,  /wagging, 

.Jhafnmg,  totter  ing^p  and  dcwne  yaffil 

9fÉ0ciilkr.  Tolnrandle,wai.Jbal(je.Jmng^^ 
gliJUn^or  fiajh. 

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tomaktathmgjhak^yorquauer,  by  the  fbrceitU  caft 
mth  J  al/ijo  braruùjh  i  tojhine^r  gUfler  with  a  gentle 
Shkk}Ug^r£ofxmomng.         *  ; 

Brandon  :  m.  -*<  torcbyfirebranaygycatcreljetylanterney 
or  light  fetvp]  alfoy  thebujh  of  a  Tauerney  or  ^le- 
houfe'yolfèyfiflafe  topped  mth  ftraWyO?!^  pit ^^ 
by  a  Ldndlordtntohis  tenants  gronndyinfigne  ofanar^ 
rejiyorfeifure  far  fences  omitted^or  his  rent  vnpayed. 
Brandon  doré.  The  Sunne. 

Brandonné  :  m.  éc:  f.    StucJ{^e  downey  as  a  ftdfe  ef 
flraipyon  Undyinfigne  ofanarrcftyor  feifure-y  ovyfeifedy 
as  land  by  that  cérémonie.  ^ 

Brandonner.  Toffife  land  ^  pitching  downe  into  it  a 
ftafe  topped  with  ftrawi  as  before  in  Bt^nAon.     y 

Branc.  bœuf  brane.  A  l(indof  wild  and  vrtreclaime- 
able  Ox  in  the  countries  a/Languc(Ioc,eî^  Provence  j 
fitonelyfbr  the  Shambles, 

Br aniage  :m.  A  l^ind  oftol/yOr  tax. 

BraiJ^er*  Sef  Branflcr. 

Branquar.  as  Brancar  j  alfiy  the  edge  of  the  deç\c  of  a 

finp.  -  ^ 

Branquc  vrfinc.  BrankurfinyBeares-brecchyBearesfioty 

^  Beares claw (anhearbe.) 

Branquc  vrfinc  fauvag^c .  JVild  Acanthus ,  wild 

BeareS'brtech. 
Branquete  ':  m.  ec  :  f.  Kifledyranfackçdy  opprefied^ 
Branqueter.  as  Branfqucttcr,       y 
Branque-vrfinc .  Branl(rurjpfy  Beares-brcechjjCan 
:'  hcarbe.)  ■  •  ••  --'y'     '  :•'■••       ••  -^'h^M:%r:'\ 

Braiifcat:  m.SpoyUyrauage/mifacl(mgy  oppreffêon^  ex- 
^  treamewrong.  •, 

Branflant  :  m-  ante:  f.  Brandling  yfhalimgyfvmgmg  i 

tottéf'mg  yjhjggingywagging  i  reelingjflaggermg  j  wa- 
'  '  uering.     •  ■  \    ■•  •   '   '  '  -  -,  '■.:■'] 

Chariot  branflant.1^^  Chariot. 

Branfle  :  m.  A  totter yfwmgy  orfwindge  ;  afhakey  Jhog, 
orJlboc\e\ajlirrT'mg^anvncertamamm^ 
on  y  alfoya  brandlingy&c  ;  as  in  Branflcment  ;  alfOy  a 
brawUy  or  dauncey  wherein  many  (meny  and^  women) 
holdil^g  by  the  hands  fometimes  in  à  rmgy  and  other- 
whiles  at  lengtb^ue  all  together.  / 

Lc  branflc  contraint.  Tbefialfing  oftbefheets. 
Lc  branflc  dc  la  cordc.  Afwingin  a  baiter  ;  or  y  the 
Tobt-fiaiftg  (winch  few  men  tal^e  with  a  gpod  will.)  -^ 
Aller  de  grand  branflc.  To  moue  apace^  to  goe  very 
fitft.  •-;  '    ^'  -n^     -       .•    • 
Heft  en  branflc  fi.  TU  doubt fidlyorvncer  tame  whe- 
ther yea  orno-ytbe  matter*  hangs  infu^ncOyOr  is  yet  in 
tbeballance. 
Sonner  les  cloches  en  brailfle.  To  rmjL  mst  the  bels. 

Branflc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Brandledy  tottered'yjhalfenyfwuHg  ; 
fi^iff^y^Hff^i  ^^^dy  fUggertd'y  wauedy  wauered  ; 
often  flirrea^  moued from  file  to  fide  s  alfby  trembUdy 
quâked. 

Branflcment:  m.  A  hrandling^  tottering-^alpng^in- 
VHyfl^^^  ^aggingiveelingyflaggering^y  waue- 
ringi  eften^/mdvnccrtam  mouingfromfide  tofidtyal- 
fo^irembÙngi        % 
Branflenicnt  des  dents.  Loofoneffe  oftbeteetb. 

Branflcr.  To  brandU^  totter  ifhalaty  fwing  ijbogywagy 
tteley^^^jBPOUiyWÏÊserynodofienyftiiye  aoaceymoue^ 
'iwertasnefyyormconfymfy^f^omfi^ 

•  Bnnfler  au  manche.  To  be  toofi  in  the  belntyOr  be  fi  y 
^^^tStryWaneryflM(e^fimd3^^ 


^•ftragoj^  orgjromfiint^PearUdy  m  a  time^  m  al  the 
fomt^ftxiomimi  nfèlmimtofititea  m^mwhon  be 


[hathmojineedofit. 

Branflcr  la  piauc.  r^^ig^/tf  wi^/if //T. 
Branflcr  la  tcftc-  To  {hal^e  the  headyinfigne  of  con- 

emptyfcornejnockerieyOrdifcontentment.  y   i 
a  tefte  luy  branflc.  Said  of  one  that  is  much  afraidy 
nd  of  one  whofe^  head  by  dnnl(ingis  become  too  heauie 
fbrbubodie.  "     ^^—     - 

L' Ar^cc  branflc.  The  army  begins  to  giucyor  to  loofèy 
grom^d 'y  begins  to  totter y(fr  to  fkU  into  difoïdtr.  ^ 
Branflpirc  :  com.  Any  thing  thatfïja^esyfhogsyorfwings 
a  man  vp  artddmne  ;  a'ny  thing  thaunal^cs  him  retUy 
totter^rflagger  ;  alfOya  branclling^&c  j  as  in  Branflc- 
ment; tf^irf />w^^  j 

Braiifloirc  d'cnfans.  Afkfhion  oftotteringvfed  by 
fcboole-boyeSyVpon  one  forme  layed(with  the  feet  vp- 

wards)  oucrcrofji  another  4        -  ^ 

BranfoUcttcr.  To  rifioy  rauagCy  ran  facile  j  tofpoylcyor 
t^lf^t^inatownebyviolence'ytoopprejfeywrongym'graté 

vpoïÙxtreamely. 
Braqi^e:  k\.  a tiindoffhort'tayledfettingdog-yOrdina- 

^ify  fpotttdyor  partie-coloured. 
Braqucj.  Bent ylcuelledyor planted^ Artillerieyagainjl 

a  place 'ylaif^ybraliedyas hempe. 
Braqucmar.  ot^^raqueinard.  Awoodl^nifèy  hangar  y 
4;whineyard. 

Braquer  (r  artillerie)  contre.  To  leuellybend-y  or  plant 
(artillerie)  agamfl. 

Braquer  du  chambre.  T(>  fe^J^e  fcf;»/>f.     '  ■  -  " 
Braquer  vn  chariot.  To  turncyfetyor  bcndyft  chariot 
on  the  ri^tyOr  left  hand.  .      v 

Bras  :  m.Anarmeyofthebodie'y  of  a  riueryofthefea-yal- 
foythefbrelegofaborfe,^ 

Bras  (plural.)  The  two  fmallr apes  that  paffe  through 
the  end  of  the  Bolt-^rit  yardy  and  férue  to  hale  in  the 
^  fayle  \  our  mariners  name  themyClulings.  "^' 

\  vBras  de  runtcnne.  The  Tycs  j  the  iàckfing  thatholdSy 
andjlayes  the  faylc-yard. 

Le  oras  fixulier.  Secular  àUthoritieylay  iurifdiHion  j 
ciuill  magiflracieyor  the  ciuiU  magijlraie. 
Les  bras!  4* un  Scorpion.  The  cleyesy  or  claweSy  of  a 
Scorpiony&c.  . 

Chmc  ^hïiS.  A  chaire  with  elbowes. 
-Grand  bras.  The  whole  atme^and hand. 
Homme  de  bras.  An  artificer  y  labourer  y  handicrafts 
man  ;  one  that  gets  his  liuing  by  the  labour  of  his  bands. 
Petit  bras.  The  vpper  part  of  the  armefrçmJbe  elbow 
tothefhoulders. 

Vallctabras.  I^i^^ Vallct  .    # 

Bras  i  bras»  Arme  in  arme  j  louinglyy  or  equalfyy  to-^ 
getheh  j 

Les  bras  croifçx.  ldlyyla^fy^fIouthfiiJJyynegr$gentlyy 
carelejty.  ^   , 

Bras  deflus  &  bras  deflbus.  FreefyyafeêlionàtfyyWith 
p'iSlyOreaTneflimbracements^mofl  familiarly.       [ 
A  tour  de  bras.  ThrougblyyfiUyyfbundfyi  with  mame 
firengthyor  confident  authorttie.     ^ 
Se  laHTcr  aller  (bus  les  hras  d'autrujr.  Toretievpon 
another. 

Canonize  gros  comme  le  bras.  Cartom'^d éts  furc 
àsâclub.(IromcaUy.) 

Il  iette  la  piètre^  &  cache  le  bras.  He  does  the  mofi 
wùfcbiêfèyandwouldbeleafifieneinit. 

Bras  à  la  poidrine,  iambc  en  gcfîne  ;  Pror.  Thofi 
^partSyl^eingburtymufihauerefti  tbeontmafiarfiitbt 
'  ùthèriHbtdyOronapoole.  ^ 

"APorlcfcttfort^aufbrtbraslalaiftcîProv.  the 
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Brafcr.  r#  Jifei^f ,  or  chamfret^  viz.  tojie^e  the  edge  of  a 
Jioncy  as  Mafons  doe  in'nmndowes  &Cy  fir  the  gaining' 
of  tight.  .  * 

Br^cr  r  argent  i  C'cft,  la  rcpaflcr  vn  peu  fur  la 
braife.  ^  *» 

Braficr  :  m.  A  burning  coale,  quickf  fire  ofcoales  j  hot 
■  embers.        .  ;w>'-.  ^  ■■■■     '^'..:....- ^i^. 

^-  ^  .  ■  aKâûi.:*wj,  ■  .,;..       ,,      .   urn?.."'  ^       — 

Brafillc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  /{^yî^rf,  *r/?yW,  ^  %&^  w^*'  ^ 
quici(efire\alfOybroylcdyOr  heated  much-      ; 

Braiillcr .  T<)  r<>//,  brtyUyOr  boyle  on  qi^clfe  coaleSy9t  hot 
embers  y  alfoytobroykyor  heat  much.  «^ 

B  rafiUoiincr .  To  broylcyor  boyle  mth  a  very  quiche  fire\ 
alfo^  to  broyle  extnamclyy  hurne  out^  or  be  em  alight 
fire. 

Br  adage  :  m.  rhe  ftt  ivhich  the  Mafters  of  the  Mint 
haue  out  of  eueryfort  of  money  coyned  ;  as  out  ofeuery 
marc  (or  eight  ounces)  of  gold  xxv  s.  Tourn.  aAdvpon 
eucry  marc  i?/Douzauis  v)  s.  vj  d.  Tour,  out  of  which 
they  alioTv  a  certain  proportion^n  re^ed  of  eueryfort, 
vnto  the  GrauerSyMonycrSyandotherTPorl(men'yrphicb 
proportion  of  theirs  is  alfo  tearmcd  Braflage. 

Brafsal:  m.  An  Archers  bracelet yOr  bracer \  alfo^vam^ 
bracey  orpeece  of  armour  fi>r  the  arme  j  alfoytbewood^ 
den  cuffe^or  bracer  wornc  by  BaUoone-players. 

Braflart. /w  Braftal.  .    ^' 

Braflajjrfe^/i;»f.  ;  _ 

Braflc: f.  v4  fiidomcy or armefidl^,  or meafure  offiue 

■  foot.  •  ■      ■■.;'.;■...  ■'^00-  :  • 

Brafïc  de  fbing.if  tofepuefootfquare  eaerytpay. 

Pain  de^braflfe.  ^  great  boufehold  loafi  (of  cour/l 

breac^  a  loafi  as  bigasone  cknfiiome. 
BrafTe  ;  m.  cc  :  f.  Brewed i  alfojlemfedy  platied^  contri- 

ued.        "■  :\ 
BraiTcc  ?  f.  A  fidomcy  an  arme- fill ^  much  as  one  can 

holdwitbinyor  Carrie  inyhis  armes. 
Braffelet  :  m,  A  braceletyWrefi-bandyOr  bracer  j  alfiy  an 

arming  gantlet ythat  reaches  vp  almofi  to  the  elbowyalr 

Mewrift.    ...A,  ;         I 

Brlflcr.  To  brew,  or  ma^e  beere  j  alfijtoflot,  cMriue, 
•■;    deuife.  -  ■    /  ' 

II  ne  fçavoit  pas  ç|uel  brouëc  le  braObit»  avec  vn 

autre.  Hel^ewl$ttU,wbatfnuaiinatchwai'mnM^ 

{ingywbatfécretbargainewasabeatingj^batanêdde 
pranifewasafirgingjmitbaisotber.  .'-y  ^v 

Btzff^ckcif.AbreiPingialfi^cêntriuing.      vv   ' 
Btdifcui  im.  A  Brewer  i  alfo,  a  plotter,  centrtMir,  i^ 

Bramer  :  m.  A  Brafier  i^l^^Jting-tà^/i  CfufffB',  ^t 
'  the  tub  that  receiues  the  dropfmp  if  a.  tap }  alfo,  m  U- 
:,  imrntgman,  ^  •.••'*■.■     ■..&■. 

Braifiere:  f«  A  miji-<0atjor  m  woma»  -,  w  a  child  j  âffi, 

.  (bmkJ['epr»perfy)tbedffibUtf9mvrmmdHweare 
m  cUUhed'y  at^^be  armi^  bnouh  af armer 'y  a^  a 
brace  i  «w  ^befidfi^yi/bereèyme»  tmrm  the  bfeme 

^twmiXtuAkrèmaig.  -     ;    <   i 

V  Brafltquc  nunne.  Tbe/è4CoU,ârJeaCêlemrti 
rmifial^  bjt  feme  fir /uBiwdmeedy  trSctttififScttr' 

Brater  tu  charioc/v»  Braquer. 
.  Bravache,  (iôldac  bravache)  ^Xiii|to',CMt«r,AM2. 
i  ,  iererySmip»4uikri$»e  àatseiier véommgrfhk 


ro^mgffivagger'mg  ;  alfOf  a  find  boâfiingy  vamtmgj 
bragÙHgofhuomie valour,         '  »' 
Bravée  :  f.  A  braitado  \  afiifatgermg  pilfe^  quamU-y 
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Debr  avadc.  (alfi)  in  a  brauerie.  \ 

Qrave  :  m.  The  reward,  or  prÎT^efir  him  that  bath  done 
be fl  m  play  es,  or  games. 

Brave:  com«  Braua,tayyfine,€orgeûmygaliant(}nappar-é 
reU  i)  alfoyproudjfatelyjlùftiei  braggard  j  mapitpcall, 
fumptuom  ;  alfOyValiant,hardieJlâHt,cosaragious,that 
wilt  Carrie  no  coales.  i  .  ^ 

Faire  le  brave.  Toftand  on  tearmesyor  vjpon  his  pari-- 
tofles  i  to  boaft  of  his  cwne  worth*,  toprejnrehifnjèifi 
befireothers.  ""    \ 

Bravement.  Brauefy,  gallant hy  finely,  gaily  j  fumftu^ 
ouffyy  gorgeoufy  ;  magnificjhUite  ;  alfoy  proudly,  bangh- 
tifyylofiily  J  alfOyfloutlyyVaiiantiy,  ccurag/oufyy  a^o^if 
erectly.  ^  ^ 

Braver.  To  braiie^abufe^ffroniy  fi^agger  vntk 

Se  braver.  To  braue  it,  or  play  the  G  allant  ;  a^,  as 
Faire  le  brave.  . 

Bravcric  :  f.  BraHerie,gaUantneJffe^orgeot4fneJfe/r  cofi- 
line£einapparreUi^0yasBrzy2dc. 

Bravcux  :  m.  He  thatgiues  tbepri^e  to  the  befi  doers  in 
anexercife.  '    .^ 

Bray  •.  m.  Ship-pitcbyer  a  l^d  thereof,  afoyMauU. 

Brayant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  Brayingyyelling^  crying,  lilft  an 
Ajfe*yalfOybraying,poimdm^ufmg. 

Brayart  :  m.  A  brayingj^ellmgyroringycr  crying  Ajfe. 

Braye  :  f.  ^  clofe  linnen  breel^e,  or  vnder-flop  (Lod(€ 
Br  ayes)  alfo^  tru/fcya  fwatbcUjor  balfe-Jkp  rf linnen, 
or  leather yWome  byfuch  as  are  burfiy  alfo,a  ctcutfii'  a 

t    childs  bactfide.  ^       >  '    ^ 

Brzy€S.Short(and  clofe)  breecheSyd^owerSyàr  vnder- 
bofiyoflinneny&CyWarnefircleanlineJfe^eSrc/iextvn- 
to  the sl(in\alJOyBarnacles  finr  aho%fesnofe.   "      ^ 
Braye  i  chauflfe.  A  Ipndoffjh-net,  made  fomewhat 
lil(eabreel(e,orJlop. 

^  Brayede  cocu.ACofwflipy»rPaigle. 

Faullc  braye.  ^  fidfe-brayy  or  aut^^wall,  in  a  firr^ 
treffim    ■''"./'    '."-r.-.  -'-.^ '-'■':  ~'\  ■■■■  0'*m-  ..•■■■■ -^  .'■^v. ':'■■■•-■  ,5-^ 

Faulfes  brayes.  Tbefiraps  that  bang  downe  on  ûlher 

fide  of  a  horfiis  fisrniture.  >A^    %^^^^^^^^^ 
Br  jQré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Braytd,pMndedyiruifid^,  Ifpeadad^ 

MMghibralfjed/uhcmpeiffrauen/ssaJhip*  * 
Bravement  :  m.  ^  braying,  poundini,  ùrnifingi  ^^ 
'    ifttg  J  alfb ,  an  ^Jfe-lil(e  braying,  yelling^  «r  trying 
t  êut  î  alfb,a  grauing,  or  pitching  ofafinpi  r^  w  t 
Brayer  :  m.  as  Braye.  .^  -èf  ^  V-  %^ 

Le  brayer  ^'unc  Chevllc.  The  VjdiirofàJbH 

/te  brader  •^uiT^âtà.Tbe 

WMCycc.  To  brayyfomejbrfifi  ;  «^>  f  l^ead  dmgftmtb 
a  fia^yt^^obrM^eU^trieJ^aMâ^^^y^m 

Brayer  du  Hn.ll»ir«fcMrifr<Jf}K«;v    -.^^ 
Brayer-vn  nxmc^teffouy  ful^,&r^^a 

Brayerc  :  f.  i*  Flax-wifi,    ^^  k 

BtW^LoolfeBrxyeJr- ;■'-*'■- '*'--^^^^^^^ 
Bcayette:  l ■■et  Braguette; «^,  ibt  tïftUyt$nff$eyOr 
cêe^eyofa  Sattance^  -  •    ^  '      •* 

Brayetter.  La  langue  me  brayette.  àty  tmtfftt  trips, 

tffidters»  -,•:'■  ■!•;*{.««»      fias...-;.. • 

htVftXttthàittsàk^Voaccmmedâttihefiktbe' 
f    tmene  the  Up  ^éfiig'tbefire'Si^tbekiwd^tiid  tke 

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dament /iàlledkyi 

wingd^nd^heoa} 
BrcZTiL^e  bird  i^a 
Brcbiail  :  m.Sbeépe 
Brcbiailleif.r^^pi 
Brcbietterf./^/i//^ 

Petite  brcbiê^ttc 

TheUttleJheepefi 
Brebis  :  f.  Afinepe  ; 

Brebis  de  rebut. 

worth l^ecping-y  w 

ling. 

Courage  de  bret 
he)irts }  courage  mj 
^/ûCe  ofencoui^gi 
orcbis  contées  ii 
eatscountedyoswi 
vntaa  beaftlyfiUm 
ting  of  his  filthy  ap 
.  Brebis  trop  appr 
tçe  :  Prov.  An  ouc 
lowers,  than  it  Jla 
keepe,  . 

Ou  brebis  font  h 
wooUUi 

Depuis  que  la  bn 
bien  :  Prov.  A  wq 

Deux  loups  mang 
wolucs  deuoHrbnej 

En  la  peau  de  brci 
One  may  write  wba 
endure  any  th'mg.) 
Entre  Beaucaire,  i 
nc  mouton  :  Prov, 
U  n'eft  pas  toufîou 
,  fheepe-jheering  is  n 
hauefome  time  alio 
fleeces  y  at  length,  b 
Pendant  que  les 

dévore  la  brebis  : 
thedinelsharuefi. 
Qui  fe  fait  brebiî 
ibatwiUneeds  befi 
ttl(e  a fheept  carries 
ced,foùlded^andfii 
Tahdis  que  lalouf 
Prov.  Wbûe  the  woi 
the  cruell  cmfultjtb 
is  a^néted  Ofincon 
ie^d',andthe'§rflai 
r  coièncellwhentbeyj 
Brcboripiis:ro.OW 
^  €harmes^rjlipeifia^ 
pie  women^gainfi  tl 
r  bare^d  msfiie^ag 
^Bteche:f.Abracl^^ 
Brèche  tm.  ée:f.  J 
^  Reaches, ûrbajtmg 
Brecfaedent:m.i4ti 

BrechetittLThehisi 

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dAmnt^àUed&four  Fautconets  thebr^le  in  ajbùrt- 
wmid^nd^befOMiU  m  a  leng-wiagd^  haul^e. 

Ykcznt.  rbt  bird  Called^  Snl(in. 

lixch\2U.m.Sbeepe\Ewcs.  w 

lixchizûicif.rhefime.  '       ; 

hKbicttcif.ÀUttUjheepeyOretwe. 

Petite  brcbiÇtlc  toufîours  femblc  ieunettc:  Pro. 
Tbe  IntleJbeepefèemeieHeryong. 
Brebis  :  f.  Ajheepe  yprdperfyyon  erve.  ^ 

Brebis  de  rebut,  ^n  oUt^ difeafidjheépe^thats  not 
worth  l(£cping  j  ïPce  call  pub  a  one^  a  drape ,  or  cul^ 

Courage  de  brebis(Ic  ncr  en  terre,  fbllcmes)  To  it 
behts }  courage  my  Lads  ;  (an  kronicall^  ov  Jportfiill 
ùh/û  Ce  of  encouragement.) 

Brebis  contées  inançe  bien  le  Ioud  :  Vto.Tbe  woljè 
tais  couMtd^as  well  éu  vncounted^jheepe^  (appliable 
vnîaa  beaftl}  fèllorv^that  re^eôis  nothing  but  the  glut- 
ting of  his  fiïtiy  appetite.)  ^ 
Brebis  trop  apprivoifcc  de  trop  d'agneaux  eft  tet-^ 
tee  :  Prov.  An  ouct-l^ind  man^or  xpoman  get  more  fbU 
lowers  j  than  it  ftandê  with  his  eafe^  or  her  honejtie  to 
l^ecpe^  '  '  ' 
Oubrcbis  font  laine  eft:  Prov.  Where  Jbeepe  are 
wooUiii 

Depuis  que  la  brebis  eft  vieille  le  loup  là  nuinge 
bien  :  Prov.  À  wqlfilkin  eatajheepethough  Jhee  bec 
cld.  .    ^    -  '    '.  ■■'     '-■^-  V       ■  •   '" 

Deux  loups  mangent  bien  vne  brebis  :  Prov.  Two 
woluesdeuoHYione^epewith  eafe.         .     ., 
En  la  peau  de  brebis  ce  que  tu  veux  y  cfais  :  Pro. 
One  mof  write  what  he  will  in  a  Jheepes  sl^in-,  (fheepe 
endure  any  thing.)  V 

Entre  Beaucairc,  &  Tarafcon  nc  paift  nc  brebis, 
ne  mouton  :  Prov,  Lookfi  Tarafcon.  ^ 
Il  n'eft  pas  toufîours  faîfon  de  brebis  tondre  :  Pro. 
Jheepe-jheering  is  not  euer  infeafon\  filly  people  mulpl 
hauefome  time  allowed  ibom  to  tbrme  m  \fo  will  their 
fleeces  y  at  lengthy  be  worth  clipping,  m^  » 

Pendant  que  les  chiens  s'entregrondent  le  loup 
dévore  la  brebis  :  Prov.  Cburcb-mens  contentions 
»    thedinels  haruefi.  .     c 

Qui  fc  fait  brebis  le  lôup  le  mange  t  Prov.  Tbofe 

■  that  will  needs  befl$^fe  the  wolfè  deuBurs  j  hee  that 
til^eajheepe  carries  himfelfi^lil(e  ajheepejhali  be  flee-- 

■  cedy  foùlded^andfèdoné  »  >i  >v^  ^    J  x x  i 
:  Tai^dis  que  lafeupmufcIalMreDis  encre  au  bois: 
t  Prov.  fmlé  the  Wolfiftudies  tbijbeepeefcapesi  while 
^  the  cruell  cmfult^be  innocent  ouerfiip  them  ;  (hereby 
\  isa^fuiteiàrmconueniencieofan  oppovtunitieneg^ 

ie^d  ;  and  their  fiownefe^dMb$€(le  taxed jwb0jg4i  to 
r  coièncellwhen  tbeyjbomfidt  toai^onj  iM^^^  M 
Breboriotis  :m.O^  dunficaU  boolfts  y  al/ij  the  fiolijh 
'  charmeSyWfkperftitious  prayers ^ifed  by  old ,  aidjim^ 
,  plewomen^gainftthetooÛhacbey&c^yOnyfiUbtlied^ 
r.  bate^dmiflie^apofblMdeuotioné^^^  à^^^^ 
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Breché  *.  m.  ée :  f.  Breached^  fitH ef  bracl(es,'pU  of 
'    hreacbes\nlM!Mifig*^f^bmadeinit^  ■     >''•  Vî 
Bredicdent  :  m.  A  tootb-^er  $  êne  that  wanteth  di- 
_  wri  te^th'y  «Tyw  Brerchedenc.  ^^^ 
Dtechettm.ihehml(it,     -^   -   * 
^^chéure^hificnfiere.  Aktachmarmer,.^^^  tx 
BredàiUe:  £  a  ffutfamubytr  biily  i  ^ics  ^^  W^K 
^^SSkcim^ÀplibtUif^meltfiKkbtjUffUs, 
méditteii 4ir BrédoiiUlei;  ^\\,  ■    :îcè'>n.^ 

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^Kaoxxmti^  A  birch  at  cards, or  tables. 
tftrc  en  bredouille.  To  be  tipled^r  tipJU. 
Ma  petite  bredouille.  My  prettie  rogue,  my  little 

■:  l^naut(a  tear  me  vfedmuch  by  thenurfes  (^/France.) 

Brcdouilleiiient  :  m.  A  fànUering^or  maffl^ng\aniU^ 
foMured  fpcal^mgyfmperfèilpronounciatioà. 

Bredouiller.  To  mafflcy  orfhulter  y  to^eal^ey  or  proy 
nounce  impetfeHly. 

Bref:  m.  ^tt^Brevetj  À  breefiy  not  export  writing-,  alfo, 
atslMic(\awfH.étcJ  ' 

Droid  de  Brefs.  Certaine  pecuniarie  duties  patdvn- 
to  the  Kjngs  KeceiuerSyOr  fkmots  in  the  Ports  of  Briu 
taine,  euerfince  theyere  i  ^66,  when  they  were  gran^ 
ted  by  a^rouifionall  Arreft  of  the  Parliament  therein 
Yegard(itsitfeemes)  of  the  IÇjngswritSy  licencing  tht 
pajfaq^c  of  veffels  outofthofe  Parts  j  hence  ;  '  ,  •  ; 
Brefd'annce.  Is  for  veffels  of  the  burthen  of  fine 
/  Tunnes  and  vnder  ;  which  pay  vij.s.  vj.d.Tour, 

.  Bref  dexonduide  &  dc  viftuailles.  Is  ^enfvrvef 
^è/s  that  be  of  bur  then  from  nine  to  ninèteeng  Tunnes  -, 

^   Thcfe  pay  ^OA.Tour.  .     '    ^  v 

Bref  de  viduailles.  h  fir  vefjils  that  be  from  fiue  to 

y  nine  Tunnes  burthen  j  and  thefe  yeeld  17.  s*  6.  d. 
Tour.  ♦: 

.     Tous  briefs.  Mujl  be  hadfiffucb  veffels  as  be  ofi^ 
Tunnes  y  or  vpwards  j  and  for  them,  i  los.paid. 

Brer.  See  Brief;  Sfeor^,eb-c. 

Brcfve  :  f.  Loolie  Breve. 

Bregmatis^:  0%hxQ2ynzx\s.(Latine  words  vfed  much 

by  French Anatomqts:)ljool{eOs. 
Brehai^ne  :  f.  A  barren  womdn^r  female  j  Wy  (Adie- 

Riuely)barrenyflerill.  ^  ,. 

Brei  :  m.  ^  Brctl'rèe^^îv/erj  e;f ji;fe.^ 
Breil  dcfbreft;  V^  thieve  growne  wood,  or  comer  of  a 

firrefty  wherein  great  wild  heap  vfe  to  lur\e. 
Breits.  ii;r  Bray. 
Brelafé.  l^%  Bal^ffrc. 

Brelair  :  m.  A  honfe  of  gamingytiplingyor  ofanyfucb  dif- 

order  \Lool(elàtxhn. 
Brèlandier  \m.An  Ofdinarie  haunter  of  gaming^  tip-- 

ling  koufes  ;  alfo^he  mafter^  or  l^eepef  offuch  an  vn- 

godly  houfi. 
Brelengue.^yBrelinguc.  r^  ^ 

Brelin^ue  :  f.  Apeece  ofciyne^rth  about  eight  pence 

fierling. 
,  BrcUer.  To  batfbwle  yto  catch  bh^ds  by  batfiwlingi  alfoy 
;    to  twinlileyOr  glitter.  •       i  t 

Brelles .  puesycbiues  ;  or,  ciuet^d /with. 
Breluë.  Il  a  la  brelue.  His  eyes  are  daTiled^  See  Ber- 
lue. ^ 
Bretnaiif .  U  n'a  enfant  ncbrcmaiit,  Hee  bath  nor 

cbildnoY  cbirt(je  to  care  far  ^be  Hues  without  a^  man- 

nerofcbarge.    ^ 
Bremer.  ^  Bramer. 
Brcmme  : f.  ^  Brame;  o4  Br wwf. 
Bien  :  mr^^  turdy  mans  dungy  excrementyordurt,  Looie 
"Bran.   ->  .  ^  •   ^^*-  ..  •  '■"":" 

Brena^tjic  :  £  Scuruie  fbktenftuneyorftufe.  o 

Brcneux  :  in.cuiè  :  f.  Befinften,  aU-to-bcrayedi  jkll  êf 

mdjub,§rdurei  ^^^^    v     ,^   V.  ^^ 
Btttchc^rb^namet^fayerie  bard,  andfundrte^  têlott^'' 

redjnarble.  ;  ;     -^'^ 

Brciché  :tn.cc  :  £4^  Brcchc.  v^j  ;vr^^^#^^^^^^ 

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Botuf  brefiUé.  as  in  Brcfîl  yldartkwuu  bet  fi. 
Brefiiin  m.r/'f  hoot(e  of  Actane^and/n  ajhipytbe  amne- 

Brdïaudcs:  f.Ti&€  tn^k  mammocks  that  temme  of 

^  fried  bogs  grefe.^ 

Brdlaux.  A  l(ind  offmt  çalfes^or  wafits  j  9f^  Pain  de 

QuuiQue«  k 

Breflc  :  t.  MS  Broiflcjii  bfuflr^lfo^  tbime  UafèyOr  câke^ 

Brefleron  :  m.  rbe  Sovp-tbiJUe. 

BrcffiUc  des  yeux  :  £  The  tminifling  oftbeeja. 

BrcfCûïÇT.Totwinlile  with  the  eyes. 

Bret  :  m.  A  little  engine  (made  of  two  fluids  I 

,   ^etber)wheremit^wters  catch fmall  biré/be  vpbilft 

they  wonder  at  an  OwU^tbatsftt  offm^fofo  to  nma^ 

tbemialfo^Brzy. 
Bret.  Eftre,ou  f2x\ctJbrcUToJiamm         or  ^ealfo 

indiftinaiy:         /  ""  >  f 

htctàudé*CiiYtaUed.  \.^  . 

Bretaudeh  To  curtail  ;  See  Bertauder. 
Brcteler,  T(^  bYabble^hidejbrawle^fcowldybetgte. 
Breteleur  :  m.  A  br  abler ^  cinder ^  brawler ^  or  wrangleri 

a  btipotis^ot  vaine  talker. 
Bretelles  d  une  hotte.  The  armSyér  handles  ofa  has^ety 

ormanndi  (In  Trance  they  are  commonly  made  of  a 

peeceofagirth.) 
ferettquc.^  BrcteKque.  . 
Brcteschc- Tbf /2rw^ 
Bretefque.  A  public l(e  place  in  a  icmtf ,  wherein  out^ 

cries ^d proclamations  are  ordinarily  nuide^  alfoj  a 

fortyor  portail  of  defencCyintbe  rampsreyOrwaHyofa 

towTse;  '      .••  -  '  •'■.  '  •  . 
Brethecque.  ï*^y2«rf •  ^      ^ 

lirctôn.  A  Britan  i  An  Inhabitant  ef  Brkanie. 

Breton  Bretonnant,  7 he  law  Bfitan^  who  ^a{e$ 

balft  irelfhyhalfè  SaxonyaU  barbaroufy^  , 

Breton  Gallo^  ou  Gallot .  The  high  S^tan  ^  who 
^fptal(es  rrenchybut  verie  corruptly.     .  ::  "  ^ 

Saut  de  Breton.  Lool(e  Saut* 
^tCt(mn%ïA.Sptal^gthickeaj^fborti  al/Oy(bMt  leffè 

properly)  fiammering  y  fiuluring^  mafflsngin  tbe 

moutb.^    " 

Breton  breConiiant  I^^e  Breton,  y  i  ^ . 

BKtonner.To^alfitbickeandJbêrtiêry  nswee/kpy 

mne  words  at  onco ^aWo^o fkammarwitbâlL 
JktXtc:f.A(Pencirs)fo^i.  ;     >    v        -  ; 

Bre tté  :  mxe  :  f*  Notcbedjndented^giedy  §r  têêtbed, 

tilftafaw. 
Bietteisé  :  m.  ée:£  Jmbattkdi  adÊrned^arn^d^ 

fumijhedr^Hlibattlements. 
^BiNXXtiSkif.rhehêttUmimsafir^alL   ■[ 
Baitf^c:f.A^indintàngyiagg^^ 
Biccucil  :  ou  Thyronpeecc  cMcda  Fomler^  tr  Port- 

Brève:  ù  Tbe  metuBv^icbu,  at  onetime^  éfCêtend 
^  vmêëC9pef^§rmmef'4nal^ 

Umcy  bicmfi  tbe  qnantitii  thereof  »  briefily  Reified 

Brevet  :  m.  U  brt^^ejbnuktti^ Sttlemiûn^hort 
ùiJocImatim/kiiHiSill^ 
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Breveter.  To  abreuiatOy  epitomi%f^  reduce  into  breefesy 
or  breuiates.    .,.  /  .       > 

Bréviaire  :  m.  A  MreuiarU^  Majff  hool(ei  alfo^  breui- 
arieyfummarieycompendionsaoridiement.    < 
C'cft  matière  de  bréviaire.  Tis  bofyfiufe'l  teUjou  \ 
irronicalh:  ^Kab.  '  -  \ 

Il  eft  au  bout  de  Ton  bréviaire.  He  is  at  a  plunge y^^ 
nonplnsihe  bath  jêo  mote  to  fay;  (from  iffioranlPrjefisy 
that  can  foy  no  more  then  they  find  m  their  Strmce 
bool(e.) 

U  eft  clerc  iufques  aux  dents,  ila  mangé  ion  bré- 
viaire. He  makes  ajhtw  of  learning^  but  indeed  bath 
none  in  him  ior^as  in  Clctc. 

Breuil:  m.  A  thuliegrcwnefmefi/iii^dyOfgyoueJbasm* 
ted  by  great  wild  beafls.  .      ^ 

Breulet:  to.  An  engine  of itpoflicl(s(gouimedbyûfmall 
cord)wher€witb  Fowlers  catch  little  birds.        \ 

Breufle  :  {.Adijhy  or  fbotiejfecupy  or  bowle^inne. 

Breuftc  .•  fir  Broufté  i  BroofedyOr  Ipiapped  of. 

Breuvage.^  Bruvage. 

Breuvoer  :  tti.ljquory  oryàiy  liquid fiuftytbats  ft  to  be 
made  into  drinlfe.  . 

Breze.^  Braife.  ^ 

Brc2iL4(rBrefil. 

Breziller.To  twinlilcyor glittery  as  the  Sunne  beamet 
inahoatfkafon.  :  .   •  \ 

htihtif.  A  feecfylumpe^  cantill  of  bread  giuen  vfitoa 
begger.  ,  m  - 

II  n'eft  vie  que  de  coquins  qumdils  ont  aflemblé 
leurs  bribe^:  Pror.  There  is  no  lifi(no  mirth)  to  that 
ofa  company  of  begger  s  y  hauinglaiid  their fcrips  toge^ 
ther. 
^Bribet.  To  beg  bit  breads  alfoy  to  rauineydeuourOy  eati 

Seedily  y  (from  the  found  made  by  tbe  lips  efa  horfe 
ateats  prouendor.} 
Bribeur  :  m.  A  beggetyafcrap-crauer  j  one  that  begsvl» 
iluak  from  doore  to  door e^  alfOy  a  greedie  deuouréTy  a 
rauenom  feeder. 
Bribonner  fesorailbns.  To  mumble  vp  bis  prayers  Jilfe 

an  old  man.  #        r 

Briborions.  Prayers  mumbled  vp^yOTy  as  Brebcri^ 

^ric.  prendre  au  brie.  To  ia\e  at  adutrntaie  -,  to  catch 

^^  Màtfanvnadui/èdword,  and  mal(e  thereof  a  com- 

fèf^'y  alfOy  togiue  a  dead  lifi^mt  Jote  him  at  the 

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mthenUioesnotri^tfirvNnrd^  hut  hks  em  ef  the 
'    wails  ef  the  Court ^nd  thence  houMs  Ufmatd  ûte  ddm 

uerfi  partie)  alfo,  a  1^  of  engine  vdreremitky  in  old 

lime^hty  heat  demne  mrtft;  alfifu  BxkoDe. 

H  m'a  iotie  d'une  bricole.  H<  bathplgfedmee  fire, 
v.,  eirfiule^^laf\^edmehâidj»rodàe^t^e\de^ 

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torporated  together  with  watery  and  white  wine. 

Bride  ••  £  ^  ^^^^  i  ^^y  ^  border,  or  carl^anet  of  gold  y 

\^d parle  fin  â  womans  bead^  (in4be  hinder  part 
whereof  tisctofed'y)  alfoy  a  l(tnd  of drwl(ingvejfeU. 
Bride  àc  Chapeau.  Aflayyfbr  a  hat  ^  a  ft/mg  put  vn- 
derthehat'bandm 
Bride  à  ocillcrcs.  Ij%  Ocillcrc. 
Bride  dc  Soulier  :  as  in  Souliersâ  bride. 
Bridej  i  vcaux.  Fopperies  iguUeries  ;  g^ofje  tric\Sy0r 
-     lyes  ;  vnlil^ely  tales  y  or  things  \  alfo  >  halters  j  alfa  as 
Bridaueaux.    - 

Souliers  à  bride^ou  à  brides.  Sandals  ;  or  woodden 
pattins  held  vnto  the  foot  by  one^or  more  firings  (te ar- 
med brides^  which  faftened  on  both  fides  of  their  foUy 
thence  rurtney  and  rayne^ouerthfinflup. 
^A  bridç  avallcc :  Asfafi  as  he  can  driuf^asfaftyor  as 
ynuchyoshe  can.  .^ 

Abandonne  fur  la  bride.H^»^f;f^  vpon  the  hand  y  (a 

^IffHor/emans  phrafe.)  V     ^     * 

Fort  çn  bride.  Stout  y  headjlrongyftubborne^yfurlyi 

,  vnruly.       \  ^ 

Lafch^r  laoride  a.  To  carrie  a  gentler  hand  v^ny 
to  aforjk  morefcopCyO  gtue  moreUbettiey  vnto.  ^   / 
Icvous  en  mets  la  bride  fur  le  col.  1  gtue  you  full 
power  ouer  it  ;  I  abandone  it  wbofy  v?U0  you. , 
Tenir  cnbridc.Torefiraineyto  bold  in. 

Bridé  :  m*  éc  :  f.  BridUd  ; .  bitted  ;  reftramedy  fuledy 
moderatedyheld  vndery^[ept  i'4  order. 

Brider.  To  bridley  bit  j  reftrainey  moderate  y  rule  y  hold- 
under  y  l^eepe  in  order.  / 

"  vBrider  Tafne,  ou/oncheual  par  la  queue.  Togoe 
the  wrong  way  ioworlfey  to  doe  a  thing  by  contra^ 
ries.    ; 

Brider  la  mule  a.  To  waste  onyattend  the  leafure  of  y 
or  doe  bafe  offices  fir.  ^  \ 

ScBridedc  ferment.  2>attf,  Scrment.\        # 

Biciàon\m.  A  fn^e.      A  \  ;        7 

Bridoye  :  A  goofe^JnidUr  *y  (a^niclfname  fir  a  Law- 

..  yer  i(BjsA).  #-N,    ■  ••. *    ■■  \ 

Brief:  m.  A  writy  oir  hreefe\  a  fim  mandamusymun- 
Rim\cêmmjfim&c.  \  \    . 

BrieFdeludgement  ;  4;r  Diâon  at  ludgement* 
Brief d'oblieadon  &  de  debt:  Tbififl  cope  y  note^ 
êrfctdute  of  un  MigatUm^  detiuered  in  fafer  vnto  a 
eredttar  if  the  notarié  tkat  drew  it.     :  ^  * 

Droicdebncfs.  1^4:^ Brc!;    ...  r  ^ 

Brief:  m.brietie:  £  Breefyfiortyfuceinal^  cou^endi- 
ouSyoflittU kngthytffl^ contiMmance.    ..^f^< 
Le  plus  brief  eft  ie  meilleur  :  Pro.  Thenboriet  ée 
better(inbad  thing;t^^  ^     /  '        ^  E^i^^ 

Brief  Adrerbially  j  as.  l  :<  r^  i^  ;!é 

^A  brief  parler.  Ttf  befflmt  ;  in  a  wofd\tb%pmme  of 
âKi$*ynêttùtfotMeyoHwithmanyw9rdsy  WEttoMd 

yoUOUirhni.    y  -.   .V:;^H.r?rV^^vV 

be  hné^h^ttlfymmyf^  mi 

^  h^mithiMgwbiU^^  *    ^  - 

Çnbricf;  Briefy^  Jb^^fy^  fitcctnflfyy  compendioufiy^ 

BricnuM  :  m.  pMr</i%i  iAt^ 

rnn^miwattr.  -     -^  -^ 

Briei^wBniycre, 

BriaheitiHte.  1^ 

Bikyetç  :  C  »$9Mii^pmPm^fkt<hUbu$y€M^indi^ 
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BriiaiiC  :  m.  A  haftie  deuourevy  afifi  eatery  a  rauenous 
feeder^ greediegïutton.  /  .       , 

Brifeau.  as  Brifaut.         '^  '      -r  •    . 

Brïfée  :  f.  AmorftUy  bityfnatchy  mouthfuU  (eaten  gree- 
day.)    -      ^ 

Brifer.  To  deuoure  y  eatebaftilyyfeed  fauenouflyy  or 
like  a  hungru  glutton. 

Briteur. /i»r  Brifaut.  ^ 

Briffaux  :  m.  Rauenous  fiedcrs y  haftie  deuourers. 

Brififeur  t  m.  as  Brifaut. 

Bnààdc:(^  A  tfoopeycrueyorcompanie. 

Brigader.  To  accompany  y  or  affociatey  one  another  j  to 
ftioopCy  orlf^eepecompanieytogetber. 
rigaiUe  :  m:  A  noteable  jmct-fmocl^ey  ormuttonmun^ 
gar  y  a  cunning  fbticitor  of  a  wertcb.     : 

Brigand  :m.  A  footman  armedy  or  feruingy  withabîh 
gandine(lnoldtimewhenthofel(indoffikldiorsmar'' 
chedy  they  held  all  to  be  goodprife  that  they  could  pur -^ 
loyne  from  the  people  ;  and  thereupon  this  word  now 
fignifies )  alfiy  a  theefèy  purfi^tal(er  y  high-way  rob» 
ber.  . 

Bçiganda^c  :  tt\.  A  robbingy  tbeeueryy  purfe-taki^gy 

/  bootehalingy  vniuflpiUage. 

Brigande  :  f.  ^  Brigade  fv.m,) 

Brigandeau  :  m.  Ayongy  or  fmall  thcefe^a  filcbery  a 

pilferer.       /  i 

Brioanden  To  re><r,/o  take  a  purfe  j  to  tbeeue  it  by  the 

hifpwayfildei    /       \ 

Bri^andereau^Briganoçau.  ^ 

Briganderic /r.  A theemng\purÇe'ta\(m^y  robberie  by 

tbehighway. 
"Brigandin.  1^  Brigantin.  *    ' 

Brigandine  :  f.  A  Brigandine  ;  a  fajhion  of  (ancient) 
armôryconfifting  of  many  iointedyand  s/psle-lH^eyplateSy 
very  ply  ant  vnto  y  and  eafiefor/he  bodie  ;  (fomoy  lejje 
properly  y  confound  it  with  (Htmbcv^con)  a  coate y  or 
jhhrtyofmayle.)  ^^ 

Brigàht.  ^  Brigand.  # 

Brigantin:  m.  AlaWylongyandfwift  Sea-Befell -y  big- 
ger then  t^e  fregat^  and  leffe  then  a  foifty  and  hauing 
fomt  IX  or  II  oms  on  a  fide  :  we  call  it  alfo  y  a  Brigan- 
tine» '     '  }•      '■•"*-<  .  ^  .■■•''•  /• 

Brignon  :  m.*The  name  of  an  excellent  plum^  lahereof 
therebetvfbktndsysbiggerandalefe. 

Bri^^  :  f.  A  canstdSy  prutatefuitOy  vnderJjand  labou^ 
ring  fir  an  offifey  &c  ;  (hence)  alfoy  debate^  content 
tian^  altercation  ylitigiaus  wrangling  about  any  mat- 
fer.  ■    -■  ■  ■  -  -■••■■;-^ _    ;  , 

Brigue  de  MetZi  Apeece  ofcvyntwortb  ib  pence 

Tourn.  -  ■■«'■    ^-■■■-   /   ■•'■'■■\    -r  ■-■'.-- ■ 

Brigué  :  m.  éc  :  f.  canrnfedytt  laboured  fltr,  vndeu 

hand  ^  alf»  queneUed^oittemled,  wrangled  about. 
Brioner.  To  canuasy  mal^  piuate fiutejabour  vnder- 
&niifbr  an  office  y  &c\alfOy  to  quaneli,  contend  y 
wranfte  about  matters  j  alfi,  to  fiftrlfe,  or  tal^e  pur/is^ 
by thebii^vfay fide ,     ^'.^^-^y:.  .:,:^-..  .      -    - 

Bneuerie:£  À  piuate  canuafinf^fecret  labemnyon- 
^Jerhandfumgfof  anoffice/irc'.a^oa  litigum  debar 
ting^wranglinijffr  contending  fir  matterSiOljo^ftar^ 
^  ki>H,robbing,pirfb-talçHg.  ^     ?       ..v-j^r  .4 

Bri<nict  '.m,A  munffrell  ;  véence  (élfo)  a  man  thats 
■Mbh  borne  but  of  one  fide,         _^,  >^^^^>^v.  v 
BriE!tlé(V  :  m.  One  that  piuateiji  labours^  vnderband 
.  fiesiibr  the  à^Uncè,  or  fiuot  of  others  -,  hence  ;  a 
cmafirfbranogkc&Ciaifi^A  quarrelfime ,  con- 
Uiam,  or  Bgatoucyprfon  j  <^,«  Brigand. 
.at;  m,Onethatis  hot^ndloud,  -        «^v 
*:  in.  A  glitter,  f^l(lt^'ml(U{  orgUtta'mg  &cr 

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Brillaiit.  les  brillants  des  femmes.  The  jewels  which 
they  w ear eia  their  hatre\  and  tbeif  gliftering  petth 
coats  af  changeable  colours.    ^ 

Brilhnt.  G  litter  mgyJparliling^inl(liHg^^^^         • 

Brillemcnt  :  A  glutering^jfarl^lingjtminklingy  as  of  the 
'  liars  \alfo^abAtjvwlmg.  . 

Briller.  To  glitterytwirtl(le,(parlileyas  a  ftarre^or  like  a 
ggocl  diamond  I  alfo^bïtllcTytobatfiwle. 
Briller  après.  Greedily  to  couet^rluft  after. 
Les  chiens  brillent  hÏQnSatd ofluflie.or  welLmet^ 
led  houndsywhich  nimbly  caft  about ^  or  (as  in  French) 
Sont  legiers  à  la  quefte. 

Brillonncr. 4;*  Briller.  ^     ■  ■  ■.  \. 

Brimbalatoire.  5^^  Brimballatoirc. 

Brimbalé  :  m.ée  :  ï.Tumbled headlong  ;  tbtowne  dofwn 
toppe'turuie\alfOyjhal{enyfr»agegdyquagged. 

Brimbaler.  To  tumble  downe  beadlongy  to  fall  dcfwne 
topfie-turuie  j  alfo^  tajhal^e^fwagy  or  quag,  as  sffeat 
dugy  or  tl7vnfou>id  flejh  of  a  figgie  per/on. 
Faire  brimbaler  les  cloches.  To  fit  the  bells  a- 
^ate.       -  ^  . 

Brimbales  :  f.  The  bells  womc  by  carty  or  carrier Sybor^. 
fis. 

Brimballatolre :  com.  Swafigingywagging^jhalfingyor 

qual^Dio^ill-fauoufedly^orloathJomcly. 
BrimbalTer.  as  Brimbaler. 
BrimbàUotier.  See  Brimblotier.  / 

V^nnht\li:m.  Apaultricpedler. 

Manteau  de  brimbeur.  A  mantUyOr  cl$kt  of  rug,  or 

courfe  frir^e. 

Brimblotier:  m.  A  paultrie  pedler  y  êne  that  bath 

nouflot  but  trajh  to  fell  j  alfoyajpangk-ma^er. 
Brimborions.i«^  Breborions  j  alfbythe  lfnacf(esJMggeSy 

niflesy  bawblesy  wherewith  fioles  capSy&c^re  garnie 

flfed, 
^    U  dit  fes  brimborions  j  (fir  BrcviaircJ  He  fay  es  o- 

uer  his  whole  V falter  j  or  y  he  mumbles  to  himfelfi  bis 
^    findy  and fiiperfiitiouSydeuot ions. 
Brimboter.Ttf  mumbleyputtcr /nutter  ygrumblcyor  bab^ 

ble  vnto  himfelfi. 
Brin  :  m.  ^i  (littUJJlfpyOr  fprigjfifanbearbey  &c  ;  alfi^a 

corne  of  fait  (and  more  generally  y  any  finallfubftance^ 

dcaliyOrbitofathmg. 

Boisàzhnn.  Rounder  vncUfi  wood. 
Brin  a  brin,  by  peece-meaU-y  or  by  littU  and  little. 
Un'eflYAiculDnneftonné.  He  is  not  a  icty  not. a 
whitjtot  atallyaâopnjhed.   -  *^ 

Brindelles  dc  balay.   The  fprigSy  or  twigs  y  of  a  bte^ 

■   fame.         .-./vrv.-,,  \^  .-;.■.■•  .-^  ^  ^  ■  .  ^ .    ;;•. 

lim^\xti  m.  Adrinl(ingto. 
Bringuenarder.  Tofwiue. 
Bringucnarilles.^i()f^i9ii!/e^bti:f:4^ab.         -- 
Bringuenaudec  •  f«  A  common  backyuyy  a  wencb  thats 
■■■■  often/wiued.-'^^'^^-^K  •-.;-,.. .'^^ a.; ^aiik^  .*'.\.-^    • 

Brioche  :  £  ^  bra\efir  bempe  ;  alfi^  towle^  or  bumtey 

of  fpUed  bread  :  ^Nonn.  ;  v^^-^^^^^^ 
Briolcr.  To  gUdf/frpidejm  tbcyce^'^'^v-^^:-^^'^^  ^rï 
Brionie  :  £  irrwwiir  y^ white  vine^  w'Udnepy  ttttetbtr^ 

Brique:  £.Briclfeial/è^flateyfeafiyfir  wedge  of metuU 
fapàoned like  abncl(e.  ^  v  > 

hzytiyntDnC!^.TolabûBitmvamt^ 
time/mdUbour^i^^  ^ 

Briquer.  Tofet^  lay  brkkn  y  to  wnlfejl^mld/r  fittU 

'  fie  with  briclp.   .- ,  .^  ^ .*.:'■  v:- .-  ,\  ■  ^'  -^  ?  '  •  ^41-^  " 

Briquerie  iLd  brkiO(iU'yahoufe^  place  wherm  mr^; 

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Brlquetier  :  va.  A  Uriciiiayer.       w  ^  ^ 

Briquettes  :  f.  iV//<j^/rijfej,/i/l/^ //yi^i. 

Briqueux  :  m.  cufc  :  f.  Bric^ie  j  ^Wof  bricks  i  fit  fir 
brumes.  / 

Briqmcr. /^  ér/V/^-n^i^^  J  ^ici^e-yJiZ^r. 

Bris  :  m.  A  bradée  y  breacbyor  great  leakejn  afliip. 
Droift  de  bris.  Th*Admiraltie  of  a  fia  coaji  j  which 
glues  a  man  all  wracl(eSyOrjhipwracl(s.  "^ 

Bailler  bris  contre  Robert.  Ic  luy  bailleray  bris 
&c.i  will  call  him  facile  if  he  call  me  Gill  y  1  wiUgiue 
him  altogether  as  good  as  he  brings.         ,        # 
Courir  au  b^;is.  To  run  to  TPrac{ey  to  bee  indanger  of 
fhipwraclie.  ,         . 

Ic  feray  tel  bris  de  toy  que  tu  as  mérité  J  will  mal^e 
that  Jhipmacf(e  of  thy  reputationyor  efiateyi^bich  thy 
Itwdnejfe  deferues. 

Brifzhlcicom.BurJlableybrealieableybrayable. 

Brii^ns:  m.Tbe  fiamie  breal(irig  ofthefeaagainfl  rectus  y 
orbanksoffand. 

Brifânt  :  m.  ante:  f.  Brea^ingyburflingybeatingy bray^ 
ingintopeeces.  \ 

.  C^artiers  briûns.  The  quarters  of  the  Mooney  in 
(  thewaine. 

Brifche:  f.  A  bufhmade  of  lime  twigs^andafiale  bung  at 
it  to  draw  birds  vnto  it. 

Brilcoter.  To  fctfcfcfr. 

Brise  :f.  Apeeee  of  ground  y  thats  new  b^ol^e  vp  fir  til* 
lage'y(and  hath  lien  longvntilled.J  v 

Brifè  :  m.ce  :  f.  Brol^enyburfl  ;  brayedy  beaten  in  peeces; 
alfoyrentyor  tornc  ofi\  alfo  bruifed  or  crujbed.  extream- 
ly  ;  (m  Blafon,opprejfcdyOr  charged  with  yUlfojnter^ 
rupttd\  alfo  infringed yor  violated. 
Chaire  briCéç.  A  fiulding  châtre.  ' 
Szifmcbnf^c.Thloccupationyandvfiy  of  an  inherh 
tance  t alien  by  thetenantynotwithfianding  the  fei- 
fure  thereof  made  by  the  Lord. 
Somme  briiee.-^  brol(enfumme  witbodde  moneyyul^ 
a  whole  fumme  with  ouerplfis. 
Vis  brifcc.  A  flaire  that  bath  fittre  or  fine  ftepsvp^ 
rightytben  tumesy  and  hath  as  many  forward  another 
woj)  ;  oTyfiftraighf.  flaire  with  balfi  paces.  # 

Brisée  :  f.  A  breach^  bracf^  rupture  i  alfi/tflepy  tracj^ 
ûrfdotmg.     '    \ 

Briiees;B^lif{{rri  rent  by  hunters  from  trees^dlefï  in 
the  view  of  a  detreyOr  c^  ouirthwart  the  way  wber^ 
in  be  is  Hk'^fytopaffe  y  tberby  to  binder  his  running^nd 
to  recouer  bim  the  better  j  Our  wood-men  cat  tbem^ 

■  Blinl(es.    ^...»'/  '"' '  •  "^-   ;'  .'''■'':.■>    \''  ''/'"'' 
Reprenons  nos  brifees*  Let  vi  returns  vnto  eur for- 
mer way  Jbufineffe^ifcourfej&c.  %      s 
Retournons  par  nos  brifecs.rteytf i«re,    l\^:^t:  ' 
le  ne  v ay  plus  fur  vos  brills.  1  trace  you  no  morey  J 
filMp  yonr  fiotingno  longer  \  or  y  I  am  no  lenger  your 

i   competit^r^êncurrêntyfê^         %      ^. ^ 

"firife^ain.  Cerfte-breairngj^aine-'crufbing. 

BrifeSieret*  FâUnubre^rng^^old  vp-^earingk 

Brifeinent  :  m.  A  brealpngjbrayinfy  beating  topeecesi 
M  teniingft  tearing  ^j  fore  crijhingyor  bruifingy  a 
violating^nfringing]  an  interrupting. 

Brife-ponts.  Bridge-brealdng  (of  a  finer)  ftU  dmne^ 
-brealpng.  .  -  :  ,,-:; 

Bnicr.  To  burfiybreake  j  bray  j  beat  m  feecet  j  alfoy  ta 
flucl^y  rend^  teare  of,  ^vpialfhjio  cnp$yOr  kmife 
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Brife-tour.  Tower^brea\ing,tmer^jplittmg. 
Brilctte  :  f.  ^  little fiale^or  husl^c  j  a  little  JplintyOrfih 

uefybrol^en  of  any  thing.  - 

Brifcur  *.  m.  A  burjlerJbYealief^bYaycr ^beater  inpeecer, 

a  t eater  of^  a  plucl^er  vp  j  a  viola ter^an  infringer. 
Brifcure.^  Brifurc. 

Brilèiix:  m^ufc:  f.  Breal(vag;bYayingyCrutt)ing^buY'^ 
,    ^mgafunder..  •  ' 

Dents  brifeufcs.  The  tushes ^tufhes^or  dogs  teeth ^ 
Brifeotér.  (if Rab.)  à£  Brifcotcr.  ^  ^ 

^imcWlc^'.î.Brolfcnpceces. 
Brilùrc  :  £^  breach.burfl  j  breal(ing^T  beating  in  pee^ 

ces  yalfoy  a  plucl(inyrenting^tearmg  of  y  or  vp  j  alfo, 

an  extreamecrufh,  bruifiycrufhrngyor  bruifing  j  alfo^ 

broken  peece  of-^  alfo^  an  addttiofiy  in  arniorie ,  fir  the 
^  difiin£ïionofbr6then\â4y  a  Labell^balfè  Moonc^ 
'  MuUety&c. 

Brit,  prendre  au  b.  Look^  Brie. 
Britaniquc  :  f.  Brittannica^  Biftort^SMat^cTpeed^PaJhi^ 

onsy  Oifterloite  j  (an  hearbe.) 
Briye  :  f.  A  bridge,  (v.m.) 
Britafchcr.  Tay  oiii  britafcher  dune  tcUc  chofc.  1 

haue  heard  fbmefuch  muttering. 
Briz  :  m.  A  bradte^b/eachy  or  lealieyinaJhipy&ciLoolfe 

Bris.  ^ 

Brizc. fir B'lTc.  TheNorthmnd:  ^Rab*  ' 
Brizcr.  ^  Brifer. 
Broc:  m.Ajiea?teygriat  flagonjtanl^ardyor pot 'y  holding 

(mojl  commonly)  twelue?arifianpmtes. 

De  broc  en  bouche.  Suddenly  y  incontinent  ly^  while 

tishot. 
Brocar  :  m.  Satin  fir iptyOr  pur fledyWith  gold. 
Brocard  :  m.  A  quipy  girdyOr  eut  j  g  iedfty  flouty  fcofe, 
i  gibcymoclfe  ;  alfo^as  Brocar  j  xndas  Brocart. 
Brocarde  :  m.  éc  :  f.  ^ippedycutyor  ieafiedat^y  fiof- 

Jèdymocl^edyfloutedygibed.  '  -^ 

Brocarder.  To  quip,  cnty  gtrdy  reach  ouertht  tbummes-y 

kafiat  'y  flout  ymoc\eyfcefey  deride^  or  gibe  at. 
'  Brocarderie  :  i.Acuttingyqmppinf^  nippint  iieafting 

atifbutingymocl^ingypoffingyderidinfygib^^ 
Brocardcur  :  m.  ^  quipperyfcoferjm$cl(er^flouter^e- 

ridefygjd?etyOrieafterat. 
Brocart  :  m.  A  tipo-yeare-oUDeert  ;  which  if  he  bee  à 

red  Deere ywe  call  a  brocl^et  j  ifafaUaw/i  Pricliety  aU 

fij»  k}ndoffv^ifïfis0;mhkh  bath  but  one  fmaU  branch 

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Brocatclt  m.rmfèlti  «r  tbin  cbtb  oftoU.  or  JUuer, 
Brocclles.  at  Broflailks.  * 

Brochant  :n\.  ante  :  f*  Bmhmg,^ièjig, (Uuhmi. 

Brochant  fur  le  tout.  Ouer  âU  ;  (Artâdmg ,  «r  dip. 
_  fUjmg  itfelfjK  meantybut  omitted j^  omBUfitmers.) 
Brochard  :  m.  Apeg,orptiel(t^fi90od,  . 
Broche  -.f.  A  broacbyorffit-y  'àî/b,<i  (gjnât)  fiitcb, 

Broehe$,rÀe  piUs(in  tbe  fundament  -yjalfiytbf  tusJ(Si 

or  tujhesyofabor/i'yor  wild  bore. 

Broche  de mct.Tbe S fit'fijb. 

Couper  broche  i.  Tofreuent,  or  taJ^e  a»gy  tVocM- 

Vcndrç  vin  à.  broche.  To  retéàUy  or  din»  ma  j  to 

ttter.orfeUUybypotfidSy&c.  , 

oroche:  m.  ce:  f;  brOAebedy^itted-ydlfiyCgrofify)  fiit- 

^^d'yCowedyor fit  with  (greét)fiitebet,  .X  >    : 
Brocher*  To  brouh^o  (bu-,  aUi,$oJlitcb  (poïïofy)  tofet. 

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Brochcreiix  :  m.  Little  Picl^ereh. 

Brochet:  m.  APil(e(fifh  y)  alfoyafiucety  orquiUfir  a 
wine  ve fell. 

Brochet  de  mer.  thefea  Pikeythe  Cod-fijh  j  alfoythe 
Spit'fijh 'y  or  yOsBcqMct  de  mcï. 
Ils  iettent  les  gardons  pour  tirer  des  brochets. 
Tbeyfbrgoe  an  egge  to  gaine  an  Oxe  y  or ,  fmali  y  fi/r 
f^e  at /natters.  ^        ; 

Bïochçton:  m.  A  Picl^ercllyOr  fmall  P}lie(ùf  the  length 

ofafoot'yOrvnder.) 
Brochette  dé  é>ois^  5:c  j  A  priclçCy  or  peg  of  woody 

Brochette  d'argent.  A  little  wedge  offiluer. 
Brochoir  :  m.  sA  (Farriers) Jhooing  hammer. 
Brode:  m. BrothypottagCybrue. 
Brode  :  f.  A  btacl^eyfivartyor  Sunne^urntyWench 

Pain  de  brode.  Bfowfie  bread. 
Brode,  langage  brode.  A  loofcy  lasl(ieyfquatteringy 

fcuruie  j  alfo^néfeminateylanguageyOr^ecch. 
Brodé: m.éc:  f.  Imbrodered. 

Robbc  d'argent  brodé  de  merde.  luftîmans  Inft^ 

tûtes  y  (called fo  becaufc  of  the  filthie  Commentaries 

made  on  them. )^ 
Brodequin  :  m.  Abusl^rn. 

Les  brodequins.  Buskjnsyor  bootes  (fiUed  with  boat 

cyki&Cy)wheremtathe  legsbeingput  are  extreamelj 

tormented.  ^ 

Broder.  To  imbroder.     . 
Brodes..>i  clo^CyOr  mantle yof leather^ 
Brxxleur.^  Bordeur. 
Brodeure.  as  Bordure. 
Brodier  :  m.  The  arfeybummeytaile  :  ^Norm. 
Broïffc:  ^  *ri;(/î&  i  IV^^  Brofle. 
Broiiimart  :  m.artc  :  f.  Drowfse. 
Broncher.  /^Bruncher. 

Bronchique,  mufçlcb.  One  o  f  the  fburemufcles  which 
open  the  Larinx. 

Brondes  :  f. Greene  boughesyOr  branches joftries-jbrefw-^ 
"Kptgfir  catteUi  or  brow^-wàod.  ^ 

Bronze  :  m.  Briï/7>. 

Bronzé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Brafiny  braffiey  maàe  of^  or  couered 

.    withybrafe.. 

Bronzer:  ToBraxe\  to  ma{e  of  y  in  couer  withy  brafe. 

BrûiTaillesrf.  Little  bujhes  of  tbomei^  alfoylittU  bun- 
dles of  twigs  y  offiicifesfkjinoned  lil(e  bauensy  orfagots^ 
al/byhttle  loo/€(tkf[es  remaining  in  a  place  w^^ 
gots^  bauens  haue  betne  ladedyor  lajed. 

Broiu^eux  :  m.  eufe  :  î.  Full  of  little  hufhes^  or 
lomfticl(e;, 

Brofsant.  tbreeding  awood^  /ujbing  through  it  i  alfoy 
bryfinng. 

Broue  :  f.  A  bujh\  alfOya  bufhie  grourylyOf  tbornie  grouey 

*  alfiy  the hgam^brujb thats  ofawhitifhy  orftratP-colou^ 
redbeath/nemmofiin  vfi  amant  the  better  forty)  aljiy 
ê  hrufh  of  wire  ;  alfoya  flax-combe  yOf  hetchell. 

BrdXxx.TothreedaWoodyfûnne  through  bujhcsy  rufh 

'    through  thickets ;falfOyto  brufhyOr  mal^e  cleans  with  a 
brujb\  alfoyto  combe  yOrhetcbeUfaXy&c.  v-: 

'  BroiHïr  bien  vit  chcVal  aux  Tournois.  To  msaage 
ah&rfi  gaUantlyinTurltlyes:  , 

BrofTettes  lî.Smatt  heath  wbertof  beiit'brujbes  are 

made  *** 

^TOt,é!t'Bk<sc',U]UgonyOrptàUaiiiilBrd,  , 

VnhtOtàeyiffic.rbebudfifâ'Oiiii, 

Bfotonne.  MaU  Sotbernmood.    /.    .  ♦ 

Brou:  m.  Tbeotitur/trdhttt^tofirfffgntpàïïm, 

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Rcmafcher  foil  broQ.  7(0  c{^4W /Ire  ci^.  '       t 
Brouaillcs  :  f.  frajhrnis  efdifhes^,  alf0y  guts^  mdgar^ 

bageâffQwUionyfucbêutcajitr^. 
Brouaz  :  m.  su  Brouhaha. 

Broudier.  4tf  Br  odicr. 

Brouc  :  f.  A  Unit  white  ctêwde. 

Brouce  :  f.  À  mft^  orfog\  alfiy  tu  Brouhaha  ;  %t  Bou- 

tadc;  nbluflermg  #r  violent  paffien,  or  perturbation. 

' r^UCE  :  m.  M  Brouét(  in  the  fiij^  fence.) 

met  :  m.  Potage  y  or  broth  idljo^  any  liquor ypodgejrt 

fancty  of  the  thic^nefe,  or  confidence  ofthêî  whereof 

our  fruine-tarts  are  made. 

Bccdbrouct.  A  little  peart  ^  andpratlinggtfle. 

U  nc  fçavoit  pas  Ic  brouct  qui  fc  brafloit  aucc  vh 
.    autre.  (Poore man)  be  l(new  not  that  be  was  bought 

gndfould  by  others  t^  oty  what  crojfe  match  was  in 

hand  vnder-band with  others..  '  •         — 

l^qVictct.Tofeta  wheelebarrow  a^gate  \  to  labor  withy 

or  Carrie  things  ihy  a  wheelebarrow.  ^5 

BroUctte  :  f.  A  wheeleb arrow  ^  alfo^a  tacl(e^nayle^ 
Brouetteur  :  m.  One  that  worses  with  a  wheelebar- 

row.^ 
Brouftcr.  To  fnurt^  orjhifter  with  the  nofèj  lil(eahorfe. 
Brouhaha  :  m.  A  blufier  j  hurry ,  hurlyburlp 
Brouhoux  :  m.  Stormes^  btufiers  ^burly  bur  lies.  " 
Brouil  :  m.  as  Brou. 
BrouiUar  :  m.  ^  ^pW  w/2,  pr  yî^. 
Brouillard  :  m.  aide  :  f.  Confmndmg^iumb^g^  difor- 

deringyflfufflingj  orbudlingnuUtfrs  m  an  vnquiet^or 

ilfauored y  manner. 

Papiers  brouillars.  Blott'mgyOr  waft  papers  ;  bofe  pa* 

per  s  y  wherein  we  write  things  careleJfyyOr  at  randome. 
Brouillas  :  m.  Amift^  or  fog.  #     ^ 

Brouillaflcr.  4*  Brouiller  (^extrêmement  J 
BrouillaflKir  :  m.  as  BrouiUeurfm  the  bigbeft  deprte.) 
Brouille  :ro.  cc:f.  lumbled^  confounded yil^fiufied^ 

diforderly  budledy  burryedy  troubled  y  marred  in  the' 

mkeOtg. 

OeUbrouillc.  Aneyewhereînjbyfomepeat  wound 

or  mflammationyall  the  humoriAre  mih^fdyond  ium- 

bled  together  3  which  caufètb  the  bally  or  aplty  to  ap^ 

peare  of Suers  colours. 
.  Oeufe  hroùiïiczJféofe fubftance  is  mhigUdy&beém 

ten  together  with  Ji  Utile  vargisi  and  fiv/edyepber^ 
forfaucCyOrasanOmelct.  m     » 

Brouiller»  To  mtbUy  trouble  y  difbrder  y  confound; 
marre  by  mingling  together  ^  to  budie^  tumbleyfhuffiey 
'  things  iCfauored^  ;  to  mal(e  a  troubUfome  botcbpotcbi 
tp^mal^e  a  bmnjy  or  great  burliburfy.   * 
Brouiller  ks  eartes.  To  d^fordety  enfound  marri 
bufineffesiMlOyUlteefeafèuUc^ 
Untmc(mtDTQumct.(OfonetbatpU^ 
,Jhriimm}Jied(^  oucr  the  lefon 

BrouâUrie:  £  U  rn^jfiM  ;  atmbUfimiy  wd'tforde- 

^imUmg,budÛHg,tMmiliâgoftbmist*- 

Brouideur.:  m.  A  cêttfiimder,  MMifr/«r,  budUr,  éàftm 
derfyflmffler,  êrémgler  tftbmgt  together  ;  a  UrêiAte- 

fim,  nvnauktferfmt^pM^ibjêuerdwiimânes 
wbatfietterheiihes,       .    '"- 

Brouillis:  m»A€9i^ujùm\àc9i^iiitiimÊ\niÊimUmgi 
4  diftrderbf  budlmi,  U^iMereàfitffl'mg,  vHfiaet 


tumblJMg  «fthma  têgtlbt^  mm  U-cemfmrnded  mix- 

tme  \  cêfiftfed  pejUrmeitti  mtrkste  tfttfUxtd  ter« 

ij^ttêtAkJamfyburfy, 

Broù^de  procez;P»«ti|/Wme;  »  ê^fmdenâyif 

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Brouillon.  4/  Brouilleur  \alfe^  one  that  broêt^s  ih  tue- 

rythmtyWberebjhemayietbutafenniet 
Broiiiné:in.cc:f.  Blapedyêr  bum  mthmifls, 
Brouir.  To  rumble,  ruftUy  blufter-y  al/iy  to  bmme, 
Bfoiiiiiemeilt.  as  ^hnàcmctu-i  alloua  humming, 
Broufo:.  To  btouT^^apyiibte  of,  leaueSy  buds  ^c. 
BroimaiUe  :f.  a  tbomie,  bufiue,  orbryerte ,  f/omd, 
pUtyor  groùéi        *•  -,     . 

^xo\m\n'.va.  Abunch^wlpiMtreyinatrei, 
BrovR:  m. A brou-^itg,nMitgy  knappmg  ofofbudsy 

Jfrigs,leMuéSy&Cyalfoybrou\e-ivoodyOraJprigytef3diel, 

^     bMy&c'y  ayong  branchyorjhooteyfit  to  be  btou-^edofi. 

Qui  fuit  le  brouft.  Afine^feap^  or  trencher-fnend-y 

one  that  daily  bannies  other  mens  TmeU-furnijhed  u- 

■    hies,  ^ 

Broufier.  4;r  Brouter. 

Brout.  4f  Brouft/  #    ' 

Broute  :  f.  Themte  of  the  box-tree^  Jeafojied,  and  fit 

fif^fe. 
BtowicttitintwR,  Abfoux^g. 

Brouter.T«  breu%e-y  to\napyor  n'tble  cfthe^r'igsjbuds; 

barl(e^  ^c.  of  plants  j  alfo,  as  Brouctcr. 
^  Ou  là  Chèvre  eft  lice  faut  qu'elle  broute  :  Pro. 

I«tfi(;e»  Chèvre.  .    .  . 

Broutcur  :  n». /^  fo-tfjw^CT-}  fl^,4;j.Broucttcur. 
^  Brouteur  :  m.  cure  :  f.  BrowKJng  3  niùlmgy  knapp^g  of 
gnigsybttds&c, 
Broutcure  :  f.  ^6r0«^/»{.        /  \^  % 

Broutées -J,  Beggars  fcrapSi         '  jT 
Bromique:  f. -4 »w»jfc<ry.-fv.in*J|         " 
Broutonncr.  «r  BoutQnner  ;  f 0  ^W. 
Brouy;  m.  ie  :  f.  Burned ,  parched. -y  wither-ed  by  eX" 
treamebeat,  ^^ 

Brouyr.  To  parch,  hume,  mtberwUh  fcorching 
béate. 

Broyé  :  m.  ec  :£  ToundedJbraycdJteaienfmaUJnotfen 
into  little  pe  êtes,  ^ 

Broyemtnt  :  œ.  A  braylng^joundingy  beating  fmaU. 
Broyen  Ta  pound,  bray,  béate  fmaïl,  btea  l^e  into  tittle 

peeces.  .'■ .  .  ,.> 

3roycr  de  l'eau  en  vn  mortier  *  To  loo/è  lah<m» 
Broyeur  :  m.  A  braytrypounder,  beater  tf  things  vntiU 

tbeybebrolfenfmall, 
"BrU'.f.  A  daughter  inlaw 'yafonnesvfijlt. 
Bruant  :  m.A  certaine  little  bcauiifuUyanddul-Jtgbud 

hrd'y  enemy  to  horfesy  rvhofe  Mfigbing  be  counterfeits  ; 

fimecidlhim,ayellotv-bammer,oryo»lringik 
Bruchct  :  m.  The  craw-bone  ,  or  merrie  thotight,  (fa 

bird. 
Bruel  :  m.  The  BrayU,  tt  VanneU  of  a  haidft, 
BrueiL  The  fame, 
Bru^-eipine  :  £  BMcl^-tbome ,  vky-thomi ,  laxatiue 

ramma, 
Bn^ier.  Ta  beBow,  yell,  roàrt,  ma1(e  à  hideous  noife. 

(yjD.)  ■    -  -      '  •     ^  "^    . 

Brugnt  :  £  AfaStm  ofCorftUt,  or  Brigandine,  y  fed  m 

êUlt'me, 
Bruiant.4v  Bruant.  4 

Brulcnient  :in.  A  rumbl}ng,ruftlhfgfbtujlering',clatte- 
.  ringyfrealiingyeracking^rfijkng.'^ 
Bniinicot.t^e/4»r. 
Btiiiiic  :  £  A  hot  mifi  that  blafeUf ,  and  burnetb, 

plantt.       ^  ^  • 

Bruiné  :  ra.  eé  :  £  Blafled^  htawedmth  mifi  -,  alfoj^- 

tie,  ma  thtntthats  couered  mUfamifitenhe',  and 

'  Friteaux  btutoez  de  fiiecre-caa^jr  •  Gta^  0tttr 
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Bruiiiancnt  :ta,A  kUflini^or  bftmlng  mthbft  m'^s-, 

alfi^gU^niêiter.  * 

Bruiner,  r»  bUft^  burnt  mtb  bot  mijls  5  alfi^o  gU'^, 
wfHâbêâneilofeûn. 

Bruineux  :  m.  cufe  :  f.  Futtofhot  blafting  mifts. 

Bntire.  To  rumble  ;  rufUe  j  blufter  ;  datttr,  aajh',  to 
fbmd  very  kftvdi&  very  barJhly;to  mal(e  a  lotvd  bftm' 
ptingmi/i 'yâlfo^Bni^tr, 
Comme  l'on  bruit.  Astbebmtis,  m  the  world  re- 
portSyM  the  tallfe  goes»    i 

Bruit  :  m.  A  brut  j  a  great  found,  or  noifi  5  a  rumblings 
clamor,  cracl(i>tg,  cre/ilfing  ;  alfo,  a  rumour,  common 
tale, publil(e voice,  fiane,reputâtm/eport,  the  talks 
ofpcopUythe  speech  abroad,  > 

L'un  a  Ic  bruit,!'  autre  lave  la  laine  :  Prov.  Tb'one 

■    hath  the  cré'eÙt,the"other  the  trouble;  or,tb"one  gets  t 
credit,th'otbèrtal(es  the  paint's. 
Qui  a  bruit  dc  fc  lever  matin  peut  dormir  iuf<)ues. 
au  foir  :  Prov.  He  that  is  thought  to  rife  betfme,  may 
'  lye  abed  tiUnoone.  • 

Brulc-Iangue.  See  Bruflcjanguc. 

Brûlure  :.£  Blight  ,Biiantuome;(anhearbe.) 

Brumal  :  m.  ale  ;  f.  H^mterie  ',  imter^lil^e  ;  Kor- 
tberne  \  done  on,  or  lilfe  to  ,  the  Jhoitefi  winter- 
day»         "■      •  •  •.;.■,.. 

3ruman  :  in*  Afonne  in  tat»  -,  the  husband  ofadaugb- 
ter.  ;   ::^  •  ■.■;.  •; 

Brmtibay.  Brome  bay,ordgrl(e  bay. 
Brume .  rhejhortefi  day  in  the  y  ear  e  ;  alfotthe  fmddejl 

ofmnter',alfo,mnter.    "  -^    * 
Bmmç^xc.Tbenameofalçndofyiné,       '   ,      - 
Brun  :  m.  brune  •.f.Broimt/lmi(UyfvMrt  ;  obfcitret  or 
.   darlfe  of  colour,  -    •,  *  .  ' 

Bruncnement  :  m.  A  tr'^pin^'ftmblmg* 
Bnmchex.  To  tripjorfiun^,  . 
Brune  :  f.  A  brotvne  ivencb,a  lol^fy  nui-irenmU  woman', 
.  aïfo,tbe  euemng  twyl^bt^r  edge  of  the  euenin^  coc\' 

Jmottime^'^   •-  ■.■■.  m'  ■.■■■■■,  ^ 

Bruneau.  Chshnmczu,  Tbe  btit/me ,  Mfe,  nnkf^ 

'  androe»  .-.i*-.~,:w,' ■  ■■'■■■  ■  ■    . 

B  r  unet  :  m.  ette  :  f.  Browntfbjimmbit  bromu. 
^'  RUc  brunette  eA  de  nature  gàye  j,  8t  neccè  : 
■  Vtoir,Anut'bromieiirUisHiati  âni  bètb^  by  na^ 

Brunette  :  f.  A  mitrUremè  gkto  ',âlfbyâ  Ipndof 
fmaU  bkd,  Ulft  an  OwfeU-,  alfijne  bUcl(€  chtb^ 

Aufsi  bien  JS>nt  amourettes  (bubt  bureau  que  (bus 
brunettes:  ^toy.LouifU^ihkfranl(SMiw^m 

Cêtes  as  CoHftt.  -  -.^rm-  f .  t      i  m  i 

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Bniflablc  :  com.  hurnable-,  fit.  or  ta  fit  to  bee  buu 
ned.  "       .  ^"-' 

Bruflant  :  m.  ante  :  £•  Burning  ^  firing  y  infia- 

f9iint. 

Brufle  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Bumtyfiredy  infiamtd-^  finged^  fcaul- 
ded^fcorched.^ 

Bruflc-fer.  Iron^buming  (an  otAinarie  mc\tnamtfit 
Smithes.) 

Brùflc-erain.  Corne-buming^  graine- firing. 

Bruflc-îanglic.  Tongue-fcorching  y  tongue-inflaming. 

Brufletnent :m.  A burrnng ,  firing ,  inflaming j /?^y- 
chingyjmpngy  fcauldingy  a  being  on  fire^  a  confia- 
mingwithfire.  «^      ^ 

Bruflcr .  Te  burner  firfj  inflame  ijmge^  fcauld^fcorch^ 
to  be  on  fire  ;  to  con  fume  with  fire  J  -^^  . 
Bruflcr  la  chandcUe  par  les  deux  bouts.  Dififde" 
redly  towa^y  andconfume  bisfubftance-j  to^end  bee 
caresnotbotVy  nor  what  i  alfOy  (contrarifyy  but  le  (Je 
proper ly)to  wire-draw  it^flay  tbemicber^^e  a  thing 
goetootoofiirre:       \  "  '  "     . 

Ils  bruflent  leur  bottes  s'ils  penfent  ainfî,.  they 
are  in  a  fiule  erronr  ^  fvrget  tbemfelues  too  mucB-y 
or,  they  runne  into  a  great  inconuenience  j  by  thin-* 


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Bruni  :  nue:  f.  BumiJhed,firbifièd,ptUifie4iafi^ 

fiuredjbednskedymade  brovme*  .A^i  \ ,  4  ^ .  " 

Brunie  :£^Bn«në.(tjn-)  '  :-y-''<w. 
Brunir.  Tq  bwiùf^fk^^  foUfby  àifo,to  bedmke^b' 
_  fcm-ejnùd^  briîm$9k,>:  .,■>.» 

BrunUleure  :  £  A  bnrmjbnig^  burmfimtm  1  û  firbl- 
StediuatntSi,orMUbH^>tw^.-l^^  -  K 

onmilloir  :  m.  A^mmipmn  bnfk  #r  Ikk  ^  iryi  A/w- 

^^,fêliSlter,firVàn. 

Dtuniflure  t  f.  A  bmw^timi ,  firkifm^  >.MI^ 

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ruflcr  à  la  chandelle  ;  &  i  11  fc  vient  brufler  à 
lachandcllci  Looiltc  Chandelle.      ^  -/    - 

.  De  trop'prcx  fe  diauffe  qui  fc  brufle  î  Pi»v.  Hee 
warmeshimfelfe  too  neere  that  bftrnesbimfetjè. 
Tel  Ce  cuidc  chauffer  qui  fc  brufle  :  ProT.  Some . 
thinlfingbut toroarme, doe bupie, tbemfelues, -^ 

Brufleur:'m«  A  burner  ,fjfrer/,  infamer  ^  fcorcber j 
fcalder.  y-'  '.  '  ', 

Habillé  comme  yn  bruflcùr  de  Mâiions.  Drejfed 
lilfe  a  tatter ed^dde^eratjfOgùe.     . 

Bruilure:  f,  A  burning-,  orbumtplace;  alfigOsEtUm , 
lurc.  .  •  ■   ,    ^_; 

Brufque:  <om.Brishe,lmely,quiclte;  àlfi,  rajh,  boire" 
braind^'eadie  ;  a^,  wiUyferce^rude^  barbarous, 
ynciui/efarjh,      ^-  * 

Mèfure  bnuque.  AJwîfï  meafure  ,orfiJl  time  in 
Muficlfo,  ■*■       ,.  .  , 

Vin  bruiqiie .  frine  of  a  quicl(e ,  fharpe ,  or  finart 
taâ,  .  -;■  -  •  •■■     ■.  ■/'  '■. 

Bndkficiùcnt*.^iàck!f,liitefy',  rajhfyjteadilyifierce' 
fyywmfirudelytarfity,  ^    ; , 

Bndquet ;  m.  ette  :  f.  Somerpb^bnd(e,c:c. 

'  Mnhrv£qaet.f^eryfmaU,an4i!fi)ariewine,  i' v 

Brut  ugaithmt.  Fouk/a^edj^drougbfilMtt,  m  it 
eomesoutoftbonune,     .         . 
Ctvcmelxatc,  A  rftdiyCfâgfftfŒtipeielftydennei 
Diamond  brut .  »A  Itiâmond  tbat  neuer  wm  eut, 
or  is  Ttfwtf  ta\tn  eut  oftbt  roci[e  3  a  rough  Via' 
mond,  '    '■■"^'^''^    •'    ■••  >    ■       "  ■-•■■'   ■    -^ 

Brutal:  iD«^e  :  iBeafify  ;  mU,  rude,  fanage ,  brutijh  f 

Brutalettient.  Bratipjly,beâftlj^mldlyyrudely,faMge' 

•    fy  \fillbUy,  fbufefy, . 

Brutalité.  :  £  Brutifbnefe,beajainejfe,rudenéfe, 

n^e\ftUmtefft,  ■»;  .. 

Bnite-boane.  A  certaine  gyeat,  and  fione-npe  pear  e, 

ofaniU-finèuredfimpeM'f'*'*''^''^^^'  y 

Bruteii^  Brutalité.  ,f^.y  ''^ 

Brvààa:  m.  A  Btt^ard/rBattlMdé,       ^     h  ^ 

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Brutivctneht.  Brutifilj,  riêdefyjiuâiefy  ;  «^ ,  fml' 

Um^,  tU-jùuûwredfy  j  «^^  rafbtf,  beedkjfy,  recB-, 

Bnivage  :  m.  Driiii^«^««rr^e. 

Bruy./M  Brouv. 

Bruyan  :  &  Bruyant  :  m.  Ayellm  hammer -,  «r,  «r 

Bruant. 
Bn^anc  :  m.  ante  :  f.  /{«nifi^j^  rw/Z/iaix»  Unftermg  j 
mlfêjt0âri9i^kreâf(tng^eU'mi.  | 

Faifan  bruyant.  The  peat  bUcffe  Motfe-cecl^e  \  9r , 

«y  C6q  de  bois. 
Bruycmcnt.  4*  Bruimçnt. 

Bniycrc:  (.Meathj  litig,  bather,  whereof  bntfltes 
bee  made  ( jn  wbicb  fence  tit  cemmonlf  Plmatty) 
alfi,  a  hutb  y  tr  heathie  greund-y  alfty  the  great 
JEgfpt'tMH  Tamaruifei  ^he  fruit  whereef  reftmbles 

'  ■  GaUf.    .- 

•  Bruycrc  fauvagc.  The  le^e^and  fuitlejfe  Tamarisf^e 
ofMgypt.  :    .  ■  -»    . 

Bruyercux  :  m.  euie  :  t.  ThU  of  heath ,  Ung ,  or  bam 
ther,  i. 

Bruync»  X^i>4^  Bi:uîné. 

Bry onie  :  f.  Brionie^  wblte  vine  >  wild  mpy  tetter  be/^ 
fie.  ■;'•  :  ._•■•.■>.'•■. 

Bry  onie  nwccSbe  mHi  vmeJbUc\e  Brume ^nr  La* 
.    diesfeâle. 
Bryonic  fauvagc.  Ti^#/iwf/ 

Bryoiinier  :  in.  ere  :  f.  Ofy  gr  belmgmi  tofirioniei  and 

/hence  I   •         .-j  -  ^  •:.  ^...    . 

Vigncl>ryonnicic.4;r  Biyonic. 

Aprcs  bU dodo  :  Prov«  Aflerlkiim lo'^JTe.    ^ 
Buanderie  :  f.  A  Laundrie  ;  âfUce  to  wafi  bucl(S  in. 

Buandicre  :  f.  A  Lâmèreffejfrbnclf^^afier. 
Bul>aiier.T<^  fape^ojawne^  ^  ^;  :  i^  : 

Bubbe.<^  Bubc.  ■  r  ?   ■  ^ 

Bube:  LAfujh^wbeale^bliJter^waterie^ybimcb^eir 

-Bube  fauYagc.  A  malignant  fcabbiepu^  Cm  quéditj 
refembling  a  Carbimcle)0bkbmat(eà  the  $l(m  red^ 
at  length  eats^andfiets  k  éxtrtameljf.  ^^  ^  ^  ^  ^^  ^  >  ^ 
Bubei^es.  Degsleel^es  ^  or»  lie  bearbethat  beats  the 
■  purple  fiarrie  Jacittt.  :m^-^'^'i^xy:::^..-\  r^^^,  ^^'i. 
ubeleoe:  £  Ji  Uttk  nd  bunchy  $r  pt^ple  on  the 

Bubctte  :f  .(<  /«/<fc  wbeak,fi^^  biifier,  *•?'  '  -^  W-vv 
Buooik':  tn.JgjreatbmKb,fafiJk9tcbi  Mfkgue-fke', 
'  ' pod^forejrincbefier'iêêft,     \:. >?>■::'     p/rfr^r"* 
BuCi  00,  -^  Inube  i  plated  b&die,  or  other  edited  tlmt 
vrnne  to  mal(f^  \eefe^he  bodiefiraigbt  :  See  B 

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Bnf fil  Ml*—'  ^  f*-  ^  rnoÊipftÊr. 

Bucdoe  •*  C  iif  OrM/,  «r  Triimpetfottbewarrei\  ÊÎfi, 
,  r  the  bene  efâëembiard^firittebeardi  g^^fielt' 

*  âfê  bonite  fi^^uos  cromps  ne  biiccioe  :  Pro; 
■  Vtittee  ftiblift^btii^ef,  thejuêdtlmffjmemêfi 
rmklIkje^muÊiûmyiêam/i^iimtevtmmmb 
ttmfameJbtUdefrmjmeféem, 
BuexitMcertallMewmveffeU.^twtmii^êbtiithidfi 

t 'y9r,arBvdBBL      .  ^ 

àe  bob.  A  iêgge,bdcf[eJUe^et  «r  fftesi. h^ty 


SreBufche.    /  1 

Droïâ  de  bûche.  t«0(eDroi^ 

Bûcheron:  m.  A  wood-cleauer ,  or  wood-fitter \  we 

that  mal^sfi^otSghattem,  or  billets  p  m  woodt  fir 
hire*  ■  *'-'^''  ■•■•--?''^  ■  ■-     ■    ■i'v-i*'"'  '' 

Bucheronncr.  toeletaùjoreut  dctvne^woodito  ma\e 
faiotti&c^nwood,  ^'- ,  c 

Bûchettes  ;  £  S frfgs,f»tfffittle  flicks.  ' 
Buchier  :  in.  ^  fialder,  wood^oufi,  or  wood-piU» 
Buchs.  The  name  of  a  Gafcon  coutitrey  (notfkrte  from 
BourdeauXjAV^)^//  ofRofen^Pine-treeSyWbence  j 
Chandelles  de  Buths.  Candles  ofRojeny  vftd  bf  the 
poorer  inhabitants  both  ofthaicountny^  é-  cfh\  uiig- 
nac.    .  .,'■• 

Bucincuir  Bucdnes   > 
^duyActti{.AiiindofDutcbboat,orhai{e. 
Bucolic  :  m.ique  :  tHeardman^lil{ei  cf^  or  belonging 
to^  beardfmanjOr  a  heard ofneati 

Bucoliquctnent.  HMr^)y7tf»-%. 

Bucquer.4y  Buquer  -,  Atfoy  tobutteyW  tme. 

Buée  :  tLye  wherewith  clothes  arefawred',  alfo/i  bueli 

of  clothes, 
Buer.  Towajba  buc\e  j  tofcewer  with  lye, 
Bufïè  Î  f.  A  buffet,  blow,  enffe,  boxe,  or  whirr tt  on  the 

eaUy&c, 

Buftclkl:  m.  ine:  f.  Bufe-lUe-,  of,  or  be  longing  to,  a 
Buffle. 

Bimcr.fopufe^  blew  bard;  atfoylo  f^urt,or  ^outwa- 
teron,^  ♦  . 

Bufïct  :  ^  A  '  cot4irt-cuphoord%  or  htgh-ftanding  cup- 
boord^fi,a  cupboard  of  plate  ',(HenceJ  alfoy^mucb 

.    platf  at  will fari^fl)  a  cupboard,        n'  .,.,        ,* 

Buffete:  m.  te  \f,  wrought  rough ,  or  jbatge ,  ti^e 
Bufe  J  alfo,  buffeted,  or  well  cuffed  j  alfo",  deoded, 
Mf  wine  that  bath  talfcnwind,  or  bath  beeuemmgled 

■    'mtbwatet,,^-:.:^^-^:y. ,  ;•  .^  :;  '  ;  n-.,h^  >•,  ■:i^:^.,'^^^ . 

Bufrcter.  Tomalft  rough, or Jbagie,liJ(e buffer  a^i,  u 
buffet,or  cuffe  ',affo,to  mane  a  vejktt  ofwine  bf  efien 
tafing  it  be  fire  Û  be  broached  -,  or,  to  fill  it  vp  with 
water,  afier  much  wine  bath  beenefioMen,  or  tâlfcn, 

OUtofit,    V.i«4fcv„>iAj,M^'>a,l»  •>  .  .*;.;j,4'if,         *:j:i-,.i.:-    " 

Bufietcurs  <lç  vin.  Sneh  Cat  men,  or  Boatmeà,  tb-c,  m 
fieale  wine  toi  eftbe  veffels  they  bane  in  charge,  and 
afietwardsfill  them  vp  with  water é  ^   . 

Bumcolt  lOKTbefifit  called  a  Lumpe,orVaddle^fea' 

Buffle:  m.  The  buffe^  buffle,  bugle,  or  wild  ou;  alfo, 

tint  sl^,or  nec^e,of^a  bUjfe  i  See  BcoÊe,     >w;^^  « 

Bltfflce:fl4f'Bufic.(v,inÂ,i:i^^^^^^  ■ 

Buffler.7(0.i^e»»M;  .,.;*""■  •■■  ^'  îs-'-"-^  :gs^-^|3;t?.:^^'i^:;>':^^, -^ 

Buf&oy. Me Bntàoy ; irfie&of»  ■iVù:>:-:-i»'m-M^'"-''^ 
BAmf. Atoad,  .     €-4.  ,.;■■> f--'        -^rH^^^^^r-  ■ 

Bu^ .  rhe  batJte^aTiàhiÊne  treei  (n  tiame  tfedhy 

Simplifis.) 
Bugk  :  m.M^è,mddU  Confinnd,  middle  Com frey; 

(Mbearbè.) 

Qui  a  éa  t$t^ie|j8t  ^  Saiude,  hit  au  Chirurgien 

.  i  MnifE^^ip'f^*''^^^'^  "ff  t^fi  beatbes  in  the 

Ég,andcnringofwottnds, 
iacntita,Alcmhg^beBewing, 
.rohfw^beUcÉÊ,  ' 

_  ^iitiie  BQC  btlgle  de  fàioa.  My  belly  er9dfs,  0 
eriesout^hrougb  hunger, 
BMqux  :  m,  eiuc  :  f»  Ofipti  or  much  Umngi  fiM  ef 

pellowing, 
lMotk,àfÈiilMJi  iemk  ofBuglêffk 
hm.<^ti!i(Oétrden)Ugt^,  ,    ; .. 

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fione  Buglejfe  ;  and 

orwall  BugJàJp.  . 
Bugncts.  4y  Bigncts 

Bugrandc  ;  ou,lBugr 

pet  lie  whirmcygrounc 
Bugratc.^Bugrand 
Bugrundc.  The  fame. 

Buic  :  f.  A  water-pot yO 
Buitc  :f.  An  oylcglajji 
BuiVCtzeif.^cYuetyOé 
Buifart:  tn.ABun^au 
Buifiiicrf.  A  Utile  J 
'    pipe. 

Buiflart.  ^  Buifart  Î  y 
Poinfon  ;  I^^t^Poi 
Buifllinc  :  f.  as  Buifinc 
Bu\^on:ttï.Abufhitl 
thicf^etybujbiegrounù 
Buiflonaconnils./ 
vntOydndfor  the  pou 

Meure  de  buifTon 

bénie. 

Rofedcbuifïbn.  ï 
Ko/e. 

Labcflcalàfonbu 
lodgCyOr  laire. 
Tirer  le  fcrpcnt  dub 
Amour  de  Seigneur 
The  loue  of  a  great  m 
gérons.         _ 
En  petit  bullion  rro 
little  bçdie(êft)barbou 
head  much  n^it. 
UnyafîpetitbuKïô 
Tbe/eajlbujhhathitj 

BuifTonnases:  1X1.  Bu^ 

plots  ^bujhfé  places. 

BuiiTonnailles  :  £  Bujh 

BuifTonné  :  in.ée  :  £  Bi 

-  Jhes]  alfàylodged in/ei 

bujhesyor  bujhie  Places. 

Buifsonner.7>i0^  m 
^  lûdge)amongbuJbes. 

Buiisonnet:  m.  AlUt 

^t.  •    -^;r--'-'M^-- 

BuifTonneuc:  m.  eufc 

bujhes.  >^: 

Buiflonméf  :  m.ei'e  :  f 

«uenting,or  bannting^ 
bulbes  ',  and  bencoi 

Faire  1' efchele  buii 
Mtt ,  or  fielfO  bprdes  ■< 
fchoole,     .  t 

Buiiibnniere  :  f.  A  buj, 

tbicl(et  efbH^Sybryers 

Bulbe  :  m.  A  Bulbus  ;  a  i 

'  ly)d  root  thai  it  found^ 

"^  one ôuetièe ether i,4iit 

particularly)  AefiMllioi 

BuQ)è  fiwvage.  Da|i 

?•  medopf  Saffron, 

Blifi>e TomitiÊ  Tbti 

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ftone  Builêjfe  ;  atid  Snakes  Bugtofey  Vipers  Bughfe, 

orwallBufJléÛi.  ,    ; 
Bucncts.  4»  Bienets. 
Bu<»randc  ;  ou,lBugrâ"c:  f.  Kefi-harmv,  Cammocl[e, 

fettiewhimUiiroundTur'^e.  -       .^ 

Bugratc. /w  Bugrandc. 

huep^nAcTbefme,       •  ^ 

Buic  :  f.  A  water-potyOtpitcber. 

Buirc  :  f.  An  oyle  gUJfeyVioU^r  crw^, 

Buirctte-.f.^crueiyor  little  vioU. 

Buifart  :  m.A  BHrjardy()rB.'ild-l(ite.  ' 

Buifiiie"  f.  A  litile  pipe  ;  a  conduit  pipe  j  a  water 

Buiflait.  *ï  Buifart  i  A^roythevcjfell  called (otberrvije) 

Voin{on\  Ltol(e  FoinCon. 
Buiflinc  :  f.  <tf  Buifine.  '  ^' 

Buiftbn  :  rh.  A  kitfb-,  tbornejuier  'yAlfoyO,  grouey  coucrt, 

thiclfetybufbie  ground, 

BuiHon  a  connils.-«^('/»ri«/»/)  warren  fir  coniesyneere 

vnto,andfor  thep,auipon  of\a  mam  houfe. 

Mcurc  dc  buiflbn .  4  bkclie-bertie ,  or  bramble 

berrie. 

Rofc  dc  buiflon.  The  dazges  Kofe,  wildRû/èy  bryer 

Ko/e.  -^ 

Labcftc  a  là  Ton  bllillon.  There  the  beaji  vfctbjo 

lodge  yOr  la  ire.'        ^    ^ 

Tirer  Ic  fcrpent  dubui(fon:li)^i|:^  Serpent, 

Amour  dc  Seigneur  eft  ombre  de  buiilon  rProV, 
The  lone  of  a  ^reat  man-is  eij^er  momentarie^  or  dan- 
germs.    V  4#V^ 

En  petit  bui{]bn  trouve  on  grand  licvre  :  Prov.  A 

little  bçclie(êft)barbours  a  great  heart  j  and  a  fmall 

bead  mncb  wit.  .   ^ 

II  n'y  a  R  petit  buKlbn  qui  oe  porte  ombre  :  Prov. 
'   Theleafibujhhatbitjhaaow. 
Bui{Ibnnages:m.  Bujhes  iorybujbie  grounds,  bujbie 

f lots, bujhiè  places.  # . 
BuiiToimailles  :  £  BiijZ^;  f^rvif /rr^  ^^ 

Buiflbnne  :  m,cc  :  f.  Buflne  ;  thiclit  withM  fkUofJbu- 
Jhesy  alfl^lodged  in/etitidintê^  withdrgwnmeng, 

buJheSyOrbHjhie  Places. 
Bui/sonncr.  T0  dog,  watch,  orljc  m  wait  fir,  (alfi^o 

lodgf)amoiighHfbes. 
Buifionnet:  m.  A  little  bi^:,tbomii  groue,  tbie- 

6ui(ibnneiiXMn.  eufc:  f.  B/^,  thnmt  ^  fiU  of 

Buiflbnnier  :  m.a'c  :  £  or,or  hekngmg  tê  bujbes'yfire- 
^uenHnf^erhaMtrngybufies'^Umiig^iml^l^ng 
hujbes'yândbencei  ï  ,         v^^ 

Faire  1'  efchele  Duifibnirîere.  To  tUy  the  trti- 
itnty  or  fieke  bkdes  nefts  when  beemim  bee  at 
fibme.  ■.;■  .r  -.vi.v. 

Buiitonniere  :  f.  A  hufiiie  groueyptoti  irpoimi',  a 
tbiclfet  tfbujhèsjnyers^bomes,  *^ 

Bulbe  :  m.  A  HtUbus  ^  a  bulbed^  ojum,  root'y  (generat- 
fy)a  foot  tbat  it  romtd^md  haib  manyjiUtyOf,  dss^tns, 
omoMf  Ike  otim  y  ^tifmtmjii^yfapony&Cy(aiid 
partscHtarfy)  AefiaUsM, 

Bulbe  mn»ge,  DoffJtamt'^àKfMAeekfi  mid  or 
medawSaffron, 

Biilbe  YomitiC  Tb*  root  tfée  wtmlfè  Grapt'fit»' 
tr\  flmndfietUfoy  Vm^m^or  the  wlatevaffit, 
ditty  emiytbe  rufb  Déâfim  (TétÊift  the btiibed 
r»^of^mfsiiUmiAmwa  bu  tâlkàfi }  fir 

^wftbetàfrotttlfjevoimt,)     t«Mv 

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Bulci  A blifter-^0r bubble. 

B\ûcr.ai  Bugjer  j  Àlfi,tbe  Pope  to  write,  pantygrftnd 

a  Bull  J  to  executeyor  excommunicateyby  Hull.  . 
Bulctin.<ifBulJctin. 

Bulifte:  com.  Ofy  or  belonging  to  a  Bull -,  or  asBuU 
liftc. 

Bullagc  :  m.  Tbefealing  ofcloatb  j  tbe  marlfing  tbereof 
withafealeoflead.      .      , 

BuUe  :  f.A  Bull, a  mit, Commijponjn  letter fealedmth 
leady  and fent  from  the  Pope  j  any  fucb  Fapall,  and 
Uaden/lifpatch. 

Bullc  :,m.  ée  :  f.  Sealed  mth  lead,  as  a  Bull  ;  flam- 
pedy  as  tbe  leaden  feate  efa  Bull  ;  alfOytbat  bath  obtai- 
ned tbe  Popes  Bull  for  fame  particular  aduaucementy 
orpriuiledgetobimfelfi. 

Bxûktciii'.m.  A boulteryorboultingcloé,   t 

Bullcter.  4f  Bluter.(v.in.J 

Bulletin:  m.  A  bill  y  ticbet,  âcketia  billet  inaut- 
terie.         \  '     ^  ..        -w-  ;_,•.,' 

Bulletins  :  m.  (Amonjg  the  Gray  Friers  are)fy(h  at 

haue  beener  'efnm  ed  by  tbe  Popes  Bulls,         » 
BuUetteif.  4*  Bulletin.         V 

Bullettçs.  Such  bubblesy  or  bobs  ofglaffe  at  -mmen 

roeareforPendaïdsatthttreares. 
B\jiii^Sh&'.rû,Av9riieryOrama\erofBulls'y  or  at  Bu- 

\)Xkt.  .,•■.'',:.;.'■  -'*  '  '  ■ 

hiMonnttlfo  rùmUyboyUyOr  bmflyout  in  great  abotàm 

dance  3(0»  old  word.) 
Bullot.  A  certaine  peat^eUaw/indfifwer/itplt. 
Buon  :ni.  The  be^eofanEwery  or  pot -y  tbe  mouth  of 

4  cruetyVioUy&c  ;  dfo,  a  little  oyle  pot. 
BuDrefte.  The  venomous  blacl^e  fiie  calledy  a  hng-le^y 

vrrra^lcg, 
Buqucv.Tol^ecl(eyOrtêrapyatadoore, 
Bur  :  m.  4r  Bureau.  . 
'Bm:m.Burc:£.Broiirnejri^etydarl[e  coloured. 

Burail  :  m.  as  Burat  j  Sillie-rajh. 

Buraiicroirc'5i/4[^y^.  ^ 

Burail  finiple  de  Flanders ,  &  vni.  StU(e  ^occa- 
■^    doe, 
hunt  :  m.  S'dlce^ajhy  or  atrji  l(md  of  fiufe  tbats  balfi 

fiÙ(eyand  balfè  worfted.    :  . 

BurathiBn.  SiUieBombaJie*  5     i;     " 

Burat  oefpu.  5/7^  C«r/e  J  «r  ^iw/f. 
Burace:  f«  That  which  romaines  in  a  chume  afler  the 
V  bofi  butt  lot  it  talcen  out  ;  which  fir ained  through  a  Un- 
^  mn  cloatb/u$d  wellfaltod^nd  mouibt  vmill  it  paw 

yeriethielattitlfeptinearibeisfotsfir  tbe  vfe  ejftbe 

meymeyalfo^mxtau      ,     -^  > .  ^v 
Burbarin.  iiff  4i?«jSmi/«Buftarin:  4Kab. 
ButciasBureauiOntbefirftfencei 
Bureau  :  m.  A  thkkf  and  eourfe  clothypfa  bremte  ruf. 
fet^  darlfO  nmgledyCohwr  ^  aifoytbe  table  tbats  with- 
in a  court  tfAmitfr  of  Aiidience  (belilfOy  becaufi  tis 
vfuaUj  eouered  with  a  carpet  of  that  cloth)  alfiy  tbe 
Court  it  filfii'y  alfbi  tbe  hedringyor  deâfion,fifcaufès  in. 
(fucb  a)  C»urt;whence j  -v-vw^.  ■  : .^ -»?.";  -^-^^.i  ^- ;/' 
Ventre  de  buieau.  One  that  feeds  srofely. 
1   LeprochainDurcau.rt*«x/rffl»</*Awr/»^.  ^ 
i^nMetcrèfar  le burcmT«yW a  tolling of,or  to  bnng 

vpouthefiage.  ;'.-ïteir -.    ' 

Metae  le  procès  fur  le  bureau.  To  brag  tbefibtvH- 

foahearing,  .      ,     '      \^    - 

Vjitifii  hieûfomamQurettfslôus  bureau  que  feus 
hnmettx»;l?toy:LMetrkkts*yfP^*d  (louesrttes 

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utt  belly  cLids  the  baelft  in  rug.  .  \    * 

Bureau:  AdicétSron^  fujfit:ff/krf{e  brciwne/utbt 

clo:hyliutcaUé  *  r. 

BurcJIc  d  argent  &  d'axur  ;  (Wf  ^^f  it  /i/oj  fe^  bears 

fimanyclofetsâYgeut^andaT^.         * 
Buret  :  m.rèf  ;i^/^fe-)}/]!i  ;  ^Langued^ 
.Burette  :  f.  /<  t/r/r  r rwr /,  vioU^  or  battle  fi/  oyle^it  yi- 

Burette:  mie  :f.  (in  flea  d  of Bàutc)  boulted. 
Burez:m.^  Buret.  *' 

Buigan  :  m.A  wclke,winl{lcj  periwinkle^  or,  Agemrall 

ieame  for  moft  ofthofefaaile^ik^tfheUfiJhcs. 
Burgraverm.  rbeCaptatne^  or  Goifcrnowt  ofafir-^ 

Burguefpinc./asfBourgucfpinc.  ^  • 

Butin  :tt\.  A  gramngjlicke^oryron.^ 

Burine  :  ni.écif.  Corned ^ingrauen^ntailed  -^  alfo^pier- 

ccd.   .    '  '■'.  ..":  %    - 

Buriner.  To  carii^gr.iuey  intayle  ;  a Ifo^to  pierce. 
Butincuv:  m.A carucr^grauer^tailcr.  ,  , 

Buriot  :w*.4yong  duelling  newly  crept  out  of  the  fiel: 

^Norm.    '    ' 
Burler.  ^  Hurler  ;  ^^5,  to  ieajl  with  j  or  flout  at  : 
.   I       ÇKab.  •  .  / 

I  Burlcfque:  com, Jeaflingyor  in  ieafty  mtferiom-y  alfo, 

mocl(ing^  flouting.  ' 

Bùrne  f. The  fill  tarie  placCyOr  comer  ^wherein  an  OwU 

fits  in  the  djy  time.  /  - 

Burnie.  roain-biunie.  ward^ard^cu^odie.  (v.m.) 
Buroo"  ni.  Apoore  cottage. 
Burrc.asBcuxxc.  Butt  err 
huné.  Buttered. 
BnvYÇ^.  To  butter./ 
Bunker  :  m.A  feller  of  butter  •  atjoyagreafeaterofbut- 

t^\a  butter-box.  *^:\.  '  ^      j'''  ' 

BuiricTÇ :(.  A butter-mfi'y. a  n^mch  that felslor eats, 
mchbutter.       '      ^    v    -  ; 

Biirfauli  :  m.  Qane-withieyWith  theyellowifh  bar^e. 

Bufard  :  m.  A  Bux^aid. 

Bufc  :  m.  A  busl^c  j  or^as  BucySeelfC  alfofhr  Bulcj;  and^ 
Bufte.  , 

Bufchailles  :  C  Small  tmgSyOrfprigs. 

BuTche  :  f.  A  log^a  backe  fioct^e-^  a  gnat  b'lUet. 
Droiô4c bdj:ht.LoolieDioi&.      /     '  rv    •  ^ 
Ceftoit  vne  bufche  en  Ton  oeil.  That  was  a  beame 
in  bis  eye  y  a  blocl^ein  bis  way  ;  a  gteat  impeachment  to 
his  plots  \ahinderance  to  his  froceedmgs^       ^^ 
Tortue  bufche  feiâ:  droit  feu  :  Proy.  A  croo^d  log 
maizes  a  ftraight  fire.  ^  H^^^^^^^^^ 

Tout  bois  vaut  Duiches  :  Biw.  Any  weoi  is  atffioi 

as  a  logi*  •     ■"•  '^'''■■•'  •-■-.•■  '>-^-v  i'.^-^'^-'.,  ■  ■••■  'i'^,.;-. .  '.;-;■  ,y^:^ 

Verde  bufche  faiôdiaudftu:  Pror.  ApttmUg 
mal(esahot€)té.  ••^-^^^^^••^':•*;•^^•^  --'-y-v-^^-.  ;;-■  .■■^•n>(.- •■•.''■■ 

Bllfàwta.To  gather  ftickesfh^ 

BuCchcnesiLSmUftiil(es/irj^ 

j    Biifchiflc?;  f.  Little fliclfsjtwigsyorjprigs. 
Bufchoitr^Têgatherllickes)  get  wood. 
B\xrc:tAbùUiaifi^Btix^rd. 

Bv£^t'.tfiiapiptffâCe^^^^  orcindtsit\  (SieBvi^ 

fine  i)  alfè^  bagfijpe  j  or  as  Çuzine.-. 
Bufq.asBvc.  /  ^cikd:^r^ 

^  Au  vieux  bufq.  After  the  old  cut. 
BulqUc:  f«  Tortime]ii^mcij^     •t^êMtVUaUsm.'Rv£- 
U  ca  y  a Jhijfiing,  filching,  frdlmUng^aUbingbjb^ 

crool(^eial/èyabusi(ei  0r  bufii. 
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Buifart  im.The  vejfell  called jotherwifeyVomCon'JLooke 

Poinfon,  -  v 

Bufle  de  rsûfîhs.  A  drie^jht ,  or  great  (and  hogs^head-- 

lil(e)  vejfell  wherein  Katfms  bee  put,  or  t rancor- 
ted.  <  .    , 

Buft.4^  Bufc  ;  or  y  as  Bufte^/Vj  the  firfi  fence.)    f 
Buftarifi:  A  gr eat  lubber ,  thicIfedruggèUi  ccfwardh 

lusl(eydaftardfyflaberdegullion.  ,       .    #     j  1 

Bufte  :  m.as  Buc  j  0/yi  buft  j  the  long^fmalljorfbarp^ 

po'mted)  and  bar  d-^lttd  belly  of  a  doublet  ;  alfo^the 

whole  buU^fyOr  bodie  ofd  man  from  his  face  to  his  mid- 

dle^^alfo^tombeyorfèpulcbre.  ^^  . 

Buftofer  :  m.  vngros  b.  A  lusf^e ,  loggerhead^  lawt. 

flowch.  •   "         ■  ^   '  [ 

Buftuairc  :  com.  Burnt ,  as  a  dead  bodie  i  or ,  era* 
'  umg^  expeding^affeâingy  thefacrifice  of  mens  bodies: 

^Rab.        /  /. 
But:m.  Abutyor  marlie\  (and particular ly^  thtpricl^e 

thats  in  the  middeji  o/*/ibf  Carreau  in  a  bowling  alley) 

alfiyafcapejteach\purpofey  end^ 

But  à  buL  Ofequall  ejlaUyon  U^e  tear  me  s^  at  euen 

handsyWithoutanyoddesatall. 

Mais  là  ne  fout  faire  but,  &  borne.  But  there  wee 

muft  not  paufe^  tbatm^fhce  to  flop  at  ^  or  fettle 

in.^    ■   ,    ^     ■    ■  •    -  ./  ■    ■/•■•■■. 

Bute  :  m,ée  :  f.  Touched  atjrt  by^tb'end  of. 

V  ay  bute  à  vne  pierre.  1  haue  linocl(ty  hit^Jlrucli  my 

fhotagatnflafïone.       ;■  '  / 

Buter.  To  touch  attb'one  end  j  to  abut ^ or  joyne  vntejby 

th'end;  alfo^toput^or  tbruftyOW^.  I 
Buteux.  Of  y  or  belonging  tOya  but  ifaU  of  buts. 
Butin  ;  m.A bootieyprejVyOYJpolley  taken.  ; 

Butinant- Booiehaling.preyingymaliingjpoyle of     '-p  * 
Butinement:  m.  4  mte-baimgy  pYeymgonymaifing 

jpoyleof.     :  :^\\  \'-'-'---    ^-  ^ 

Butiner;  To  preyjget  bootiey  ma^e^oyleofy  to  bootehale 
ityto  Hue yor  gaine  by  pillage. 

Butineur.  A  bootehaler^£yerypiltager\  one  that  Hues 
of  the fpoile.  ''■■■  ;   ••     *^'î^ 

Butineux.  Full  of  prey  y  ^le,  bootie-y ,  or  ses  Buti- 
nant.-   ..  :</■■■., 

Butoeihe  :  f.  Hearbe  Bettmie. 

^Butor : m.ABittor. .. .  %, .  >•.;. v:"âv/ •.^^èfc^.j^.^^rv ,    ,. 

BuXteitAbutjirmarkey  tojbootati  alfoy  a  palace  ap- 
pointed in  open  market  for  the  fate  of  goods  in  execu- 
tmim •'•■'" '"'y^-       ■>,"|'' "'Ï  ■■-'*• -'  ;•■  ■■■-'i.t-'-       ''  ■ 

Mettre  haut  le  blanc  à  la  butte.  T»  demaund ûfoite 
the  lefblutm  of  a  matter  which  is  aboue  bis  c«pa- 
citie  J  alfoy  to  fêta  b^hfrke  on  4  thing  théiljffOHldbe 

fold*      ..     ■-■   •   .  ■.. .,  f   ■   ■  -w  ■■C-;^»tlfen'!v  :, '.V  ■ 

Butcet  :  m.  «f  Hone  ;  Samng  that  H  is  mode  of  a  çmtt- 
ièt  Ckjer,caUed  du  Vhvcài^t  Plion;  tné  tb'Vxmc  of 
a  finer  tritlierclofe  wrought,      v       *  -» 

Buvable  :  coin.  Drm^able  ifittû  be  drfodtf  of^.. ,  -k 

Buvage  :  vauu  Bruvagc. 

Buvdui  :  OLAIfiidofSqiûr*^  Sqme-like  Inhument, 
batàng nuouabUytaiacompajft ,  branches  s  or^thfoae 
braKebtÊmfâff«>andti^otbeifJraight-,  fome  (aU  it  a 

BeueO. 
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orjbniaUttte  at  oncey  tr^Uttle  and  litdef 

Buvetier:  m.  A  certa'me  Officer,tbât  g/ttbtntiùtuyfi^ 

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Buye.4irBuie.v 

Buyele:m.4tfB 
Buyer.  ^  so.v-f  ? 

Buyrcttcrf.^] 
Buys.m.Ktfjtji 

Buyfe:in.cc:ni 
mode  into  it, 

BùyCct,  To  bore^ 
holes. 

Buy/îne.  «r  BuHi 

Buytronncrf.^ 
Buyzart.i00j;«fi 
Buzzn.  A  Bit^a 
Buzc.  ABtn^xard 
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BuxoUe  :  m.  T&«  ''^^j  <»''  compapy  whereby  ajhif  it 
guided,  .        •  ; 

Buydon:  in.  Suchguie^oute^  open bai1^et(ofwk- 
l(erj  a»  Poulter s  l(eepe,  and  feed  their  cbiclfemiOr  ether 
fowlein.         r-  -  :  / 

Bnye.asBmc.Awâterfit^û/fitcber^' 

Buycle:tn.<«BuxolIc.  ^ 

Buyer.  ^  Box-tree,orjhrub,  -  .  ^  . 

BuytCttc  :  f.  as  Burette.      .. 

Buys  ;  m.  Btfjt  j  Lwi^*  Bouïs.-      '  "  ?    • 

Buyfe:  rn.cc  :  mJioredjfiU  of  hâtes-,  ûr^bat  batbbole^ 

made  into  it, 
Biiyfer.  To  hore^lercejnahj:  holes  into,  or  ma{efitl  of 

Buyfinc.  «■  Buifine.     .  ^V      ** 

Buytronnc  :  f.  ^firnace  to  melt^andfneff  liter  in, 

Buyzait.Z^»^'^*"^*''*  ■ 

Buz2Xt.  A  Bur^rdyOrBa  id- f[ite. 
Bwzt,  ABtt^rdyOrBxldkfte'yOlfi/u'BvSt,'' 
Buzinc  :  f.  A  bagpipe-^  or, a  tbmtes  trumpet  j  a  clotp- 
I  nijbinfirument,  made  of  pitched  bar\e,  and  Co 

idfo  â  trumpet  :  ^Oafcuilfi,as  Bufîne. 
ByWcrfl^r Bible;  V".  '        ,  ^ 

Byrrafquc  ;  f.  A  turbulent,  andbigb-gnnifèa^orbor- 
'    ribletempeftatfea'y  asBirrafquc*  '■,■...     :  ^.. .;/     , ^ 

Byr2axm,  ^peeceofcoynewojitba  dàid' 
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bitber,to  tbit  place  ^bti  Way  ',fimeiimes  anlnterU- 
5timofeaUingfircommaunding\'Ofhtre  one  bids 
another. come  vnto  hm ,  (and  thenfiffà^s,  apprêoeb, 
draw  nkere^ome  hither  *,)  or  to  ^e  him  fomewbat  ; 
(thcnfigiifyingfktsjie  thee,  giiie  me  thaty 'teach  Jtt' . 
tber-y)  or  tofiuow  him  (and tt^Jignifies,  fiUow^e, 
come afier,&e,)This  C2  iifrononncedM  Sa.  ,'"   * 
ç(ien  amcre.  Tormerfy,  infirmer  times,herttofirei. 
ai&U,Difi^idfyy.fiattéringfy,nmberen&mthèti, 
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Cababezancé.X0«^(r»  mA  bki^imd  éaffers 
commenttd  on  ^(arMrdèeyniitlflliSÛ»,) 

Cabiucct:  iDr^^fir  Cabaflcc 

Obaf:  ixLTbemney,  érmarthéPuHfèw^yoàé 
êfmther,toyem  bimtbt  hâlj^  a  third,  w  fkim,\ 

^pftoftbrgdiHetbaismadetbtfktf, 

&3é»mtàJPÊérinlfelilfe  u  hèrfb',hftfiU^^iuft,^ 

^pteextremeh,  :      ' 

Oiftk  tlrUfimes  CabàU^tr^hiéUlenfiienceofih 
miu  HiffimetjiMcb  the  Kabbies  afirm,wi»  reuet^^• 
MMadeliiia^jogeHrerwifbib^ljmMtt  MifH^ 
mf^mmii^dMJkcçèSmrmS^ 


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Cabafilte  :  m.  a  cabaltft  J  éffofèjjirjn  vnitrJUnd^r^ 

.  q/tbe  Icms  traêliMns,  \'J  ■■ 

Cabalii^que  :  comXababfuaU \of^  ùf  feUugirtg  to, 

the  liwifh  CabaUyOr  ItmfiïtradiUùns. 
Çabail  :  vci.A gabafdine^cf  cloal^eoffilt^         *      -  • 
Cabane  :  f.A  coUjur  cêttage  j  al/oyjhcd^or  cabin  made 

ofbougbes.    . 
CabareC  :  m.^n  AteJfOkfi  j  a  tipUngyfind  viciuatting 

boufiytentyOt  bo$tb  ;  al/è^  ibibtarbt  Haflemm^  ToU* 

foot  Cabaret  jAfirabacca. 

Suppoft  dc  cabaret.  An  AU-^night^Ale-bâufè-haun- 

terJicl(-JlngQtyCâmmon  tipleryOrdinarit  driml^^ard. 
Cabaretiçr  uii.  Apitlat^common  viRuâUer^Ale^houft- 

kecper-yalfoyéu  fuppo&  de  Czb2Xtt. 
CzbzKttQï.TQfrcqiéentAU'hQkfeSé 
Cabas  :  m.  Af/aile(firraifiHs^fig5.) 

Vn  vieil  caibas»  An  oldfraile  wherein  figSy  (StC^h'^uè 

bccne  ;  alfo^n  oldyOf  decayed  wornony  that  hath  been 

a  good  fill  oiv  in  her  dayis. 
Cabaffe  :  jn.  ec  :  U  Stayled  j  futy  #r  paef^ed  vp  iha, 

fraylty  beapjefdi:oy  boôrdédvf  together ^jif  in  m. 

ftayte.  V  ''^'■ 

Cabaflcau-i^  Cubafcau. 
Cabaflcf  .7^/^  ^/rtfife  ir;/fe  fdifini  &c  {tôptéfyOrpack 
vp^n  af/ayle  ;  alfiyto  beape^  or  bwtdvp  togetétr^  éu 
.Taipns^&c^nafiaile.  ^^   ,     ' 

Cabaflct  :  m.Afitight  helmet^  câsl(et;     '  ''' 
,  CabalTet  dt  papier.  A  long  bood,  or  Mytety  ^fpâ-- 

Cabafion  :  m.  A  certaine  Uttle,  tootblejfe,  and  treat 
^beaded,fijh,  ^::;.;  :  :'^ 

Gabaii.i*f  Cabal.    î  *  ;        •     '       ' 

Cahcillau:  m.TreJbcod*   'J-    ;  > 
Cabecon.  <w  Caveçon.  ^  ^-;* 
Czbcsun  :m,f he  Capfiane  of ajbip, 
CabUaud  :  Oï,The  Cbeuin^;  (tearmedfh  by  French  ?Mr» 
■  .  ueyors.)  -' .    p  •   ^y--,   '\-\  "     ' 
Cabillau:inJ?r(/I»f#i(.     .V      ?>'•'-- 
Gabirtict  :  m.  A  iabineijir  m1iet,fvrjêêehjâf'i',  alfo, 
'■  -4  clofkt,  bttte  chamber, or  wardrobe,wberin  one  Ifjeeps 

bu  b^^mof  e^emedi/itbfiance  ;al^âHpiior  in  a 

fftrcLen,    ■  ■  •  •-.■  .'■ 

Cabinet  iASÏaD2iffAt.A}^offiandi(b-y  •fffifaU 

cab'mitfetwngfwfit  bauing ^tjit,afiandifi,  \'*^V^^   , 

%cc^iBtXàaBjoj.thètm€ chamber,     ^^^f  > 

Cabirotadc;4rC«piiitt4.       H   ^  -^  '^¥^. 

CibliofSiiaa,'!^^  fftrti»»  tffbécme',  efsMeiWf, 

thread  vMihrea/,  and  eommth  xmtegdrJjRk  and 

CMz''tAw}àiM',i^nèè'tl^tti3ïïemé^ *"" 

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fit  i  glfi^the  bofe^  rtfmg  9/ the  ftêne  U  filfi  j  #^,« 
fioiesbotd.  ^ 

Cabot  :  m.  The  GuU-fiJbtBuB-beâdtitiUirs-tbiÊmbe, 
Cabote:  f.  4t  CaboCi  Or,  (mntmferlj)  «  <7«r- 

Obre:  f. /*  G#«/.  ' 

A  la  cabrc  morte,  VpmhU  necl^. 
Cabrer.  Toreârejtr  fiand  vprigbtm  the  b'meUr  fiei-,  tt 

rfe  high  befirt }  m  g.  Goât  ,0rl^tbât  brçu^s  m  * 

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Cabrer  (iir  le  devoir.  TobeerefUè,wbac1(W0i» 

éuetie  (jrm  à  idée  tbat  reares  vp  wben  befiould  gte 

firward,) 
Cabril  :  m.  ^yoiig  K}d, 
Cabriole.  4^  Capriole. 
Cabriolé:  m^:f,Capered, 
Cabnotcr,To  caper^o  cift  a  caper,  /< 

C^ol:  m.  An  ifue  made  fir  a  fijlula,         '    'J''     " 
Cabrole  :  f.A  certaine  blemJ>acl{ed;»bite''h€Uitd^ni 

fiiaU'tnouthed  fipi, 
Cabucé  :  m-cc  :  f.  Headedyldie  a  cabbidge.        y 
Caburiaut:  m.  A  CuU,BuU-bead  ^  MtUers-tbmbe  : 

Crholofain. 
Cabus  :  m.  uce  ;  ou,uflè  :  £  Headed,  rttmd  beaded  \ 

great,  beaded'^  andjbehcey  ■  ^. 

Chomic7i}aMS.ACabbidte,  ^ 

Xaiâuës  cabuces,  ou  cabudbs.  Leaned,  or  beaded 

Lettuce.  ' 
C^Mét,Tùcâbbidge',  U  grew  to  a  bead;  w,  gj/m 

rowtd  and  clofi  together^  a  Cabbidge, 
Cacaber.  To  cbucke,or  ioulfe^  a  Fartridge-,  U  eounttr- 

^  the  voice  of  a  Partridge. 
CicaAcmcnt  de  pcndcTbe  cackling  of  a  be», 
Cacafâiigue  :  £  ne  bloudiefiix. 
Cache  :  f.  4y  Chafl*e  •.  ^ïe.,Alfi^hidmgboU^en 
'  corner  j ornoolfe out  ofthem^. 
Caché  :  m.ée:  f.  Hidden/oncealed,heptficret  -,  m  co- 
'  uert^C9rimi'ylur1(mginfomoddermt(e9r  otberi 

conueiedaartiy.  -«^        ^   .     " 

Il  efi  mal  caché  à  <)ui  le  cul  paroift  :  Prov.  Hee  k 
m  ^d  wbofi  taUe  appear  es-,  be  worfi  diffembles  wbofi 
yaorfpftu  oMfegre, 

Mal  eft  cachéiqui  l'on  voit  le  dos:  Prov.  Hee 
i&conceaUskmfemtkatatmesbk  bathe-,  «féitùft 

Ochebûgade  itmmpUnnarmérf,  St 

thiopiM',(Ajbrubtbats^ayesgreeiÊe.J 
Cacbc'Çat  a  vebut  attiré,  or  emamtttfir 

mmkifwju  bj  tbewemft  ^ 
'véeiitbeir  gmmés  were  caipm  befiire. 
Cacheâique  :  com.  Uatmimptia»  \  (bat mu», ê" 
^.mn,w»ihinibe  eateA  dèktgbii^  goêd* 
Cacndakl  :  m.  ^«M«i^,«riM» 

Ç»éif:maÛk'SAmnèpbêx.  *  X,<  #*^     X 

bidmta  emiêÛt^  liehmÊti^ 
WfertfyfVHder-béom. 
rem  êMiUtuf  l(iefe  à  fttif 
jriàate'^deikieredhmjgMdaiÊêtbàjuultmthe 
V  per amofgimagi  êtbers}  vdM) dm^be k ftwarded^ 
êtherwrfipm^btd, 

C9chitm&»j^Ahf»49ffkmnt%iif^^ 

auié^^wmffier^mâàii^tbefkt. 
Cacnfriiez.iliM4r,«rM»Jbr.  ;  /" 

Cacher.  nhide^oBfeaUJe^ fiera  itmaaom^ti 

eoiierJéfiiffrejli',(aIfi/arC3iaBet:^pe,)    .     . 

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Il  iene  la  pierre,8c  cache  le  bras.  He  does  mifcbiejè, 
but  mil  not  befiene/torfeeme,  to  bauè  any  band  in  it. 
Du  temps  qu'on  fe  cachoit  pour  prefter  de  l'ar- 
gent. In  time  ofboneftfinplicitie,  éMf  innocent  confi- 
dence',wbenmemmeremore  carefiUto  conceale  otbers 
nece0ies,tjoan  tofecure  their  emne  debts. 
On  ne  cache  jpasViçiilIes  en  fac  :  Prà  Needles  are 
not  bidden^  Uidvp  m  faciès, 

Cachereauutf  Charodaire. 

(jic)MV.XD.ureak,9rpgnet,     \        * 
Cachet  du  Roy.  The  priuie  fignet;  wherein  k  not^at 
in  om^ny  féale  vfid,  but  onefy  the  k'H'  name  ftam- 
p^ot  ck^araRers of  Uuer ,  and  aftenvards  couered 
vritb  in^ebyone  of  tbe  Secretaries -,  (tbk  fiampe  k 

moficommonfylfeptby  tbe  ConûabUifimetimes  by  a 

fiûwite.)  r  ;, 

Cacheté  :  m.  ce:  f.5f4/e</.  ' 

Czchctcr.  To  féale, as  a  letter. 
Cachette:  t  A  lurl(tngbole^or  cerner ',a  clcfi  valide,  fc 
tretplaceJtidingbole',alfi^dennt^ccmrt, 

^aczchettc,Priuity,clofify,ficretly^ouertlyJbidden' 

.ty^der-band^  bugger  mugger, 
Cackeur  :  m.  ^  bider,  céncealer  j  fuppre£ir. 
O^hexie  :  f.  Anemfldijfofitionoftbe  bodie  (gotten  by 

mgficknefeJiU  diet^  bad  phjkke  -,  )  wbieb  makes 

tbe  patient  m  wbit  tbe  better  fir  any  thing  be  eates, 
Cachile.  Sea-rocl^et, 
Cachoire.4vChafloire:  ^ic. 
Cachot,  ai  Caquotj  Alfo/i  couatfbr  Veerè,  or  denne 

fir  araueHotu-mildbeaft. 
Cachotte  :  {.at  Cachette  j  Or, tbe  bole  in  aprifin-^me" 

times  aUb,agrauei  and  hence  i 

U  a  efte  mis  aujourd'hui  en  ùl  dachotte .  Hee  was 
buried  to  day, 

Cachotte  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Layed  in  the  bole^fa prifin» 
Cachiy:  m.  îÇtf^iwrif/ffrf  (Mot  Barbare.}  ' 
Cacidoine.  Tbemtiomflone  catted^  Calcedonîe, 
Cacochymie  :  i  EuiU  difgejlioni  9r,  iUUnct  in  tbe 

Cacocthe  :  m.  Al[ind  ofntcfivenomatk,  and  mcàra^ 
bkbUe^rfire-fOrjibile,  or  fore  thats  iUtobee  au- 

Cacoli^ue. (An trromaÏÏ allup^n  Camolique 5  •• 
tberwjirftittteèirnaflnce.)     "    -^^^, 
>gie:  t  em3eecb  j  raiStnjrm 

Cacophoiiie:  f.  An  iU,  barfb,  «r  wq 
^^mwffrdsi)  a  vitieÉt  vtteranet^ê^^onêitnâf' 

Caçque.«Caquesw4^.  ' 
Cacqueter.  «rX^MiÉ^ 
Cacqiietolre.^è|  Caquetoire.  J^t^  v- v* 

ce  pourÊùcêcafÂtoo.  1^  kfw,or  coftrfefipart 
"  wbenafpiamktnade,         ^      ^ 
• .  Atnutèctèntrent-ng,  Jtegifer,ar  Smwey, 

xvp>»^grha§e^deadbodi^ 

ux:  ohi^uie:  £  cartcafe-mtiteane^égffe, 
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Cadelé  :  m.  ée  : 
fied\mucbmaà 

Lettres  cadele 
Cadcler.T#f*fjfe* 

alfijtowrtte  aT 
great  Utters. 

:Caacnat:m.i^J 
Cadence:  £  Ae 

words  ;  a  propor 

aélion,or  found. 

*A  chacune  cad 
Cadcne  ;  £  Anyrt 
Cadet  :  m.  ^  yc 

fPoia. 
Cfdmie  :  £  Otdm 

firftyoftrpol(imi 

mettall  (though 

mettais)  the  oth 

witbfiluer.  The, 

orjparl^esy  that 

k  melted,  and  n 

kinds. 

Cadran,  m  Quadi 

Caducité;  f.Fraii 

Caduaue:  com.  j 

t»fiu,vnable  tof 

Eaux  caduques 

outoftbetpajlpij 

Csriàrienim.enn 

Cafard:  m.  Anby^ 

bler  myre&gion,àe> 

notjboly-yej^ciall 

wbo  in  bk  teachià 

^Kofit,  more  then  l 

Canrd:m.arde: 

b^ifious  outwar 

CaÊf4c.ilacafâi 

er.  To  prêter 
P^,  counter fiit 

•  reOpauJfyyand  fbe. 
freaeb  often,  buti 

^benbitauéHtors,- 

Ca&raie:f.ift'/»« 
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_afetin.  utccreca^ 

Catezate.  Acenai» 

mlifisantferpent, 

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^b^pafesvndertl 

Ca&d. 

Caffiudii^.4rCaâu 
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Jbed-y  much  made  of»  .    „  ,  ' 

Lemcsc2dc\ccs.0reat,caMaU,9rtextUttm. 

Cadclcr.r#  c»cktrypamperyfedU/bertjhymalfe  muchof^ 
Mlfojtowrtu  4  Text  hand  j  or,mal(e  a  captafl  letter^ 

great  letters. 

(2MicnU:  ta,  A  Fadt0c!(e, 
,  Cadence  :  f.  A  cadence  \  a  tuft/kllingy  round  goings  of 
words-,  a  proportiêttobU  time^or  etten  meaptre,  in  any 
aUtonyOr  found.         .        , 
*A  chacune  cadence  At  euery  turne,euer  and  anon. 

C2denc:(.Anyronchayne.  . 

Cadet:  JH.  \A  younger  brother  (among  Gentlemen.) 
^Poia.  «   **     . 

Cldmie  :  f.  C^dmia-yis  either  mtneraU^or  artificially  the 
firfty  of  two  l(inds-y  the  one,  aftone,  participates  of  no 
mettall  (though  it  be  needjUU  to  the  parting  of  fame 
mettais)  the  other  hathfomeaffinitie  with  coppery  or 
mthfiluer.  The  artificiall  one  comes  of  the  fmoal^ey 
or^arlflesy  that  arife  from  fknaces  wherein  copper 
il  melted,  and  made  j  and  hereof  there  bee  diuers 
kinds,  "  , 

Cadran.  4;f  Quadran.  f  ^ 

Caducicé:  f.FrailtieyWeatfeneffiyagedfeeblenéffi. 

Caduaue:  com.  Fraile,cadu^eyfeeble,ruinoua,readi€ 

tfifiiUyVnable  tofupport  itfelj^.  ." 

Eaux  caduques.  fVater  that  runs  oueraToolc,  or, 
out  of  the  waft  pipesyor^outs  of  conduit  beads,  . 

Caffiiricn:in.cnnc:f.£^it*Ccfarien. 

Cafard  :  ta.  An  hypocfite  y  a  counterfeiter  ofyor  diffem- 

bier  inyretigiMyieuotionypietie  j  one  tbatfeemesy  but  is 

mt,holy  J  e^cially/i  Treachery  or  preacbmg  Frier  ; 

who  in  bis  teaching  re^eRs  bit  «twne y  or  his  Orders, 

profit,  more  then  his  auditors -ya^OyOsCifùivà. 

Cafard:  m.  ardc  :  f.  HypocriticaUydijfemblmg^emmg 
bo^ypiâusoutwardlfydeuouton^fymfiievf, 

C^de.  à  lacafarde.  HJ/pocrituàlly, 

Catarder.  To  prétend  deuotiony  play  the  hypocrite,  feeme 
ffdty,  coMnterêitholinejfe',lool(e demwrefyyprecifely, 

,  reûifâuJlyyanJ l^ealft piâufly,  bntmeanempioufyyt» 

-^freocb  often,  but  more  to  profit  bimfilfi^oit  Order, 

then  bit  auAtors  r  ^  '   *     * 
Ca£uékî£,H9pocrifie,OHtPMrihê6neffe,  pretence  of 
^hy^KwofconfcsenceyCounterfBitingtfdeiiitiin^of- 

te^eathmgfirprhkitrejftffsi       X    i^^3  *^  ^ 

%.AfffndrftêitrfoTaffaUu  ^    .  ^^  ^^-  j  ".^  /  ' 
Caretin. ruccreca^tin. Kefined Sugar,    - ti^r    ^ 
ÇàRXate.  4  certaine  iàtk/edéjMf^mfi  venmùm,and 
jmli^unt  ferpem^héU  Uarlfe$  (mfi  commmfy)âmênt 
tbe  leanes  oftrees^  themtfm  nt  «9  mmt^  huf, 
ytl^P^es vnàer tbem,     V  '      '  ' 

Oiflnrd.  Anmth^9rbettkthatffîsbjiiffnyg!fh,4U 

^&Xp£t'éitC9fyxSii.Kyp»ertfii, 

Caâade:f.  Avam,andéjfe&kfeflêi$riff\MftMme, 

Jmen^  boafi, or  boafting,  '     l'""  -  if.t/  ^ ) 

O^arçt.  A  Cât^eU0t.)Ucke  IidHe. 
i  mer»  ATermmek,  <f lingued. 
«itrCacalâàgtte. 

Cage,  ■  ■■     ,     ^  "^  ■'..  <v».,-^^v^:::-;^;; 

d'ofia.  Awkkercnge;  âUh^IMkttrinin^ 
efi^ek/ir, 

l^^ttx  Taule  eftre  oifeau  de  b<m  que  de  cagiè  :  Pro. 
(Tt€Mrencebetweenelibertie,0Bdtbr$Ume,) 
tgeptèi  «.  Acemref  Otmm,  kgpié,  bêérè^  «  càU* 

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MUyâr  prate  mucbyto  little  purpofè.  '        . 
Cagcokur:  m.  Agreatyandidleypratler;  one  that  (û\e 

a  lay  in  a  cage)  iangles  much  to  no  purpofe.        ^ 
GagerottC  :  f.  A  Chesfirde.or  Cheesfut  (ofmc^er.) 

Cagnarcl,Cagnardicr,&c.  S^^  Caignard,e^^. 
Cagnaffc.'f.  A  great  bitch. 

C2ff\C:{.Abitcb.  •' 

CzgncCquCyVtkvlcr  C2gi:\.To  Jpeal^e  eloggerie. 
Cagnole  :  f.  The  rauenouâ^and  ougly  dogfijhy  called  (of 

tbe  jhflnon  of  her  head)  tbe  Mallet- fijh. 
Cagnot.  A  little  dog  j  andparticularfyy  a  l(md  of  little 

dog'fifhythat  bates  men  extreamely.  ^Lang. 

Cagnot  bhiu.  Another yof  a  light  blew  colour^other- 

wife  much  vefembliHg  the  firmer  j  the  blew  dog-fijh. 
Cagot  :  m.  An  hypocrite^  or  diQmbler^  alfo,  a  white 

leaper.  -   . 

Cagoteric.  Hypocrifie  ;  ajfo^wbite  leprofie. 
iCz^ou\][c:f.AdeaW'fnayle. 
/^GagouUe  :  f.  A  Monl{S  hoodyor  Cowie.  f  Norm. 
Cagucmaillerm.  AfiUhiefhudge^greedtewyetchyn/h 

ftrabUfcrnpe-goodyCOuetotishylding.         ' 
ÇàguerafFe:  m.  Abafe  micher^fcuruie  haglerjtmjîe 

dodgeri  or^a  cruell  extortioner  ygreediecatcb-good^ra- 

uenous  opprejfor* 
Cahin  cahau.  ^  Qii-'a-hu  qu- a-hâ. 
Cahier.  4^  Cater.  fRab. 
Cahot:  in.  7be  iumpe^  bofy  or  tog  of  a  coacby&cyina 

ruggedyorvneuenyway. 
Cahoter.  To  iumpejogyor  bopy  at  a  coach  in  vneuen 

way.  ;:  ^.  ^ 

Cahuaille.  ^  companie  ofOwles^  an  Owlijh  compa- 
nie.  fRab. 

Cahiiet.  as  Cahot  j  alfoyihe  bacl(e point  yOr  flapyof  a  fri- 
ers Cawle.  / 

Q2!i^n^XX,t:tAUttle cottage 'yalfèyOâLucvit.   . 

Cahuot.  4;^  Cahot/    .  v       ^       - 

Cahute:  i.  A  little  hoùfeycoteyor  cottage. 

Cahuteflc  :  f.  The  fame  y(or  a  dimim^tiue  thereof)        \ 

Caichc:  ttu  ^  the  Ita&any  Catxo  j  membre  viriL 

fRab. 
Caignard  :tn.A  Utxje  vagahondy  lew  fie  bedgea-etPery 

fUthfiiUfcernidreU^ytatteredyOYbeggarfyjrcgue. 
Q2lgtïmcx.X(^  plinthe  idle  rogue  y  or  (li(t  a  najiie  and 

fiotbfiJi  beggar)  fyey^ndiawfe  bimfelfiyvnder  a  hedge, 
/     orintbeSume.^      :^:«y.  / 
Caignardier:m.4C^Caiçnar(I.        ^^  v^ 

Caignardicre  :  f*  A  bed^e-wbarcy  la^^e  qiteaney  kwfif 

truUyfilfbii  cwtaUfioxHyMcrti.  --  ^    v* - 

Caienart  :  m.  as  Caignard ;  a^y  a  nafiiey  and  filtbie 

fSci^  Cârn&y  wherein  beggars  fye  in  tbç  Sunniy  or 

iwfe  tbemfebus  \  tbe  baunt  of  idle  vagabonds  i  and 

btmt^refbme  bridges  about  Paris  (ynder  which  fucb 

rogues  are  wont  to  lurlfe)  focaUed. 
Catgne:  R  A  bitch.  ,  ^  -^^ 
Caigne  (an  InterieBion  ofwonder)tufh!^éémîiSogs 

le^poimdsliâitpoffibUt^^^- 
Caignon:  m.  Thiecbynry  or  hsnder  part  of  tbe  necl^e  i 

.  '  (anotdîomd.)  niV, >^.;r^^ «c,,  ..-r^i-J.  :.;■  •>  .   ... -^  - 

CaienoTi  «Cagnoti  alfèy4  tittle  d^aj^p^g  currte 
Caifhett:  i^i^ffc^wn  *^      ;         - .     k 

CalHa»r«Caine-    :^^  f       .  ^ 

CaiDc  :  in-  Curds  i  curded  mlki ,  or,  the  turds  of 

Caille:  f.  A^mkiafoyetroundbeadetiOi^U 

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Caille  :  m.  ce  :  £  Curtled^dUd;c9aiuiateil^cmitâ' 

Enfant  caille. /*)Se/ p/wjffr /ffiwr. 
Caillebotes:  f.  C«r<&*,  r/wr  curds  cfmll(e, 
Cailieboceux:m.eufê:f.F«i!fa/V/vrif.  . 

tiiux  cailleboteux.  CrMggu^ânietrocl^^ fiintk 

fUçes  i  ^/^im  made  vueuen,  «r  vutafitt  fy  mâtue 

fttmes. 
Caillcment.m.  J curdhtg^mdliagycoagulating^oih 

gMliHg,tbicl(eHiftg. 
Cailler.  To  curd,  or  curdk;  t9  ctéguiate-,  cmgude  4i, 

tunu  mtOyCu/ds, 
Cailles.  K$und  beaét  wherewith  Frenchmen  pUy  at 

Trou-madame;  and  whereof' the  Ti'oii-madatDc  ù 

teArmedPall'c-caiUc. 
Caiileceau  :  m.  À  chaclçtfioMeyêr  littU  fiÎMtJIêttf, 
CtuUcttC:  m.  A  foole^mnfùe^oddie^turtU. 
Caillette  :  f.  A  Rammes  cod  j  alfo,  the  outward  sl^in  ef 

the  codsXalfoytfmall  bead-,  as  tn  Cailicsj  «r  the  di-ni' 

uutiuè  ofCaJûlt.  /    ■ 

Caillocyx.^  CàiUotcux.       ^  ■'■■:■'  /         .  / 
Caillou  :  nuV  dot,clutttr,  dot,  or  cougeoUd  Umfe  éf 

flegme  ,bl«udy&c.  /. 

Caillorp^ât  :  Vi.A  Lording  apple  ^  aifo,a  certam&eene, 

andgreatpeareofapUafanttaR.  w^- 

Cailloté  :  Bi.ée  :  f.  Curdedyc'urdled^clotted^nngeaUdy 

thicIfjenedyturHcd.      ■     -  / 

CaiUocer.  To  curd, or  curdU',tocongeale,tbicl(en,er 

turne\aimiOfei&c, 
CaiUoteux  :  m.eufç  :  f«  Flintie  ,fuUofhaxi^nd^éarpt 
.  tittle flones.  ■ 

CsùÊou:  m.  j4  flint  ftoatf  ^ 

C^ùUouct.  The  name  ofavery/weet  pea  .. 
Caillouëux:  m^ufci0lifftieifiiUiffmàttJbard^âud 

{barpefiones,     .\\'--'[-'/.  .  .  y"*--  \  ■■ 

Caimand  :  m.  A  beggar  i  one  that  goesk  he^ng,  or 

crsues  aimes,  from  dore  to  dore.  1 

Càiinander.  To  beg  ^  to  gé  «  begging,to  kegfiom  dore 

to  dore.  ■  ■  ■■|>  ^    h?>r;'-'  ■ 

Caiiiuùiderie  •*  f.  Extreamepouertle^eggénrSataffeJfeg- 
gariejtbe  fiate  of  a  beggar  j  tht  art,  ê^be^tr  vfi,  of 

*<;fi««^.  »         ,   "     ".,  ■.•.ï.-.y?"..'.'/-"'-  ■ 

Caimandiie.4yCaiinandené.   c  r  -s    i"    '; 

Caiolcr*<«Cageolcr.-sV«.>;-  .V 

Cajolerie  :  t  A  iaJtgtii^iftatktg^bjMmggûtattiriiig, 
Caion.  Ayomg^  little  bog,  ^Lyéanois»  '  *'  •/"'  -    * 
Caire  :  f.  Tbevfage^/counsenancejkolfe^tt^i&^rtfr^»' 

tatimof  the  flue.  ^-  v-...»>.i  ■  "(■  ;  v\#?  ..^^^.i^î- 
Caiiin:  00.  A  Tmr^ie  Carpet  ifucb  s  mdkbrmght 

JFMi  Caire  i»Agypt,>^;yVçi^t-.:^;«^^vVîir^ 
Oàfel*»Cai«,e.  V      .   ^-r-^^^hY^--^^ 
C^e^Tbe'fde^é,eaUed,tbeGrhÊéé^ 

wbenmfimes  gathered  tfcmr»e4ads  ârt-bmMi 
^eeQdaffle.  .  ' 

Caiifîert  ixu  À  Milker  i  *^Àtbefl4(etfir^m** 
fmtr\wbmeii  j^  ^  \  ^  •-   ~. 

Ainourdliiiy  caJmdrdemaiactiS:  ProT.  X^^m 

cam^  mofrim  tâflkrêi,  C^ 

Calln.  Àmdte^vt^flMft^fB^brmmi^ 

Mfeofslim,emmmgmmmttiitfidfmtref'tbt 
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dmrate^irit,^  feared  eonfcienee.  • 
Calabace  :  i  at  CalcbalTc. 
Calage  *•  n>.  The  eafdJfing  ofajkip  ;  tdfo,  Oc\am,  or  the 

tow9,wheremtb  it  ù  caull^ed.  . 

Calamar  :  31.  A  Fémur  ]  alfo,  the  Calamarie,  ortUeue-' 

Calaine  :  m.  ^  cane,  reed;  whefitm,  or  oaten  ftraw, 
pipeyfinui&c.attbeLatineCalimus. 
Calame  arnnac.  The fweet  Arabian  reed,  or  cane^ 
tearmed.  Calamus  odoratus,  or  the  .Aromat'uaU 
^ffd.    , .    .        _  . 

Cdimncnt'.m.ThehearbeCalamint. 
Calament  aquatic  tvater  Caiamint  ;  (hath  a  larger 
ftàU(e,  greater  branches,  and  longer  leaues,  but  leffe 
venue,  then  the  other  l(mds.)   • 
Calament  d'eau  ;  ou,de  marais.  The  fame. 

Calament  de  montagne.3f0MrAf/9r  Calam'mtjbujb 
Caiamint  Moarie  Calami  fU. 

f ,  Calamciit  fauvage.  mld  Calamint^cornecalamint, 
wild  PenfùryaUjmldPollie. 

Calaraenthe:f'4y  Calament.  '      ' 

Calaminsdre.  piene  Calaminaire.  A  yeHowiJb  mi- 
neraltyor  ftonejwhereby  couper  is  turned  into  braiïi^or, 
«rCalainine. 

Calamine  :  f.  ^  certaine  yettaw  mtnerall  fut^tàce, 

whkiiflreconfkmesjfutmèltsnotymixedwtth  copper, 
it  changes  it  into  a  fine  brajfe\thât  looftesGl^gotdial' 
foytbe  heauierfiyle  ofbraffe,  or  copper-,  which  comes  of 
thejparkles,  andfrnoa^e  that  arfe  from  the  fltrnace, 
and cleaue  to  thereof,  andypper  fides yof  the  knife, 
wherein  it  u  melted ',Mlfo,al[ind  of  apple.       > 
Cii3xmÙrct.Tofri7(le,cmrle,$rcri^e  the  bake. 
Calamité:  m.  The  Adamant,  Loadflone,  or  Magies- 
ftone-,  alfo,a  lo^dofCadmia,ortheflujfethatctiaues 
vnto  the yron  rods  wberew'iib  melting  copper  isfiir- 

"    ^'4'  ■     '  '       '  ;'-'■•-■       V.:.   --J;; ..":,«■:':■  ■■> ,. 

Calamité  :  f.  Calamitie^firie,  la^etchèdnefi,  great 
y:  trouble,.nuieb  vfoe  inrnfirtune,  aduerfltiey  mifcbiefr, 

exhedlne  hurt,0' lUmage.       *      .:=*': 
Calamité.  Of,or}elonffngt^ reeds;  or  Itept'm  reeds; 

Storax  calaniite.  The  bèfl  l(tnd  of  SttraXrhougbt 
fromÂkffo,  andlffpt  m  canes,  or  m  the  touKs  of 

■'  yeeds^i'f^-'^.''^'  .■••■"■■•/■  ••.'•-/iVvv«-f  "■■■>.  v.*  ■•♦*->*ic:--*'ii-/ 

Calami  teufement.  Jf^cbedfy,mfirab^^àifibuuoU' 
fflf^ohis great trouble^uchwoe,éxtreMmthiett.  u  ... 

Qilamjteux:m.  Awtetcb,poerefnal(eimifirabUper- 
fbn^flvnflrrtunate joBow*  -V-  à*^- 

QJamiteiix:  m.  ca£t  :  f.  Hyetehed,mifirable/oûfiK', 
.  mifebienons',  moft  vnfktmktÊt^  fàiitiètiokhtiroiibli 
i :fidlifeahmitit,  'r-., ..  .■:.  •■ .     t .-.•  i\u v.w..-^- .. 

Calande.  A  mueU^or  Xute,  ammg  ftmei 

Cafand^.>Oilciid^  *,v, .      .       . 

Calandre: no. éc:£4»Calcndré.  "  *  '/m 

srCakUgeru      .     : 
^PhitJl$gn€taaçàg^from 

Ca^  :  iP^AsMU*  •rtafle  iefcmmtMt\  #>< 
pmtJttflM  of  pound fo  defiendmi,fèdéHiiim%* 

Cttmex  tn.^  bmli!tt,pamderyOr  bampmf^idm  ;  al- 
/V>  veM  to  bring  millfe,or  cbeefè  U  wtfrtffi  m  \  alf^ 

^ftuppr pursue.       .■..,.     -   ..  >  iii  --  ^  " 

CaksnCèt  m.  rirrML       .  #:r    . 

dldnadoftic  f.  A  c^fehÊâtioit,  ^iaktmt^làfÊftdih 

mgtftitnâbimupjMvbyÀofktiêp^fyin'i 
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Calcinatoirè:  cùm.èaUinatori€yC<dcmatmgr,or,wh^    ' 

calcinateth.         ^      .        ,  ^  ■    ^      _      , 

y  ^'  Calciric  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Cakmatied^burnt  vnto  dnjlyredHced 

byfircyvntopouder. 
Calcinement  ;  m.  as  Calcination. 
Calciiicr.  Toèaldnate]  bnrne  to  dufi.r educe  vnto  pou- 

derybyfireyonvmettaUyOr  minerait, 
Calciolcr.  Toheatyorftandmucb  on  a  mattery  to  repeat ^ 

or  vrge  a  thing  oflerty  thereby  to  ma{e  it  the  better  vn- 

derftoodyorremembred.  ,*     r 

Calcite.  ^^  Chalcitc. 

Calci  trcr.  To  kîicke^fpurneymceyfliniy  let  flye^erke  out 
bchmdyor  mth  the  hcelcs  ;  alfoyto  be  jiubborneydifobe- 
dtentyebfiinatCyOryObfiinateindijbbcdience. 

Caiçons  :  m.  Shorty  andclofc  linnen  breechesydrawers^ 
v/ider-Jlops. 

Calcul:  m.  A  ciilcif!ationycomputationyrecl(pmng'yan  ac-* 
compty  or  cajïing  ofaccompts  ;  alfoy  the  Stone  in .  the 
bladder yor  (more  proper  h/)  in  the  reines^       ^      ^ 

Calculateur  :  m,  ^  recl(onery  cMlculator^  c/ifter  ofac- 
compts.      m-^'^  ^,      * 

Calculatoirc  :  c^  calculator  ieycakulatini. 

Calculeiiicnif  m.  ^  calculating^  reclfpningyaccomp- 

■  tmg.  ■  ^ .     •'^        .-  ' 

Calculer.  To  calculkteyreckpnyaccompt  ;  number^  mat^e 

a  commutation. 
Czidcron.  A  l(ind of  longhand  round  irhall. 

Cale  :  f.  A  Bay, or  Crtel^e  ofthefeayentrmgyor  eating^  in- 
to the  land\  alfoyd  l^mdoflittU  cap  ;  alfà^  a  little  peece 
ofv^odput  vnder  a  log^or  peece  of  timber  y  thereby  to 
.  mal(e  it  lye  the  better.    *        v 

Calebaflc:  f.  A  bottle  made  of  an  emptied  gourde  or  y  as 
Callabaflcé  ^  >  , 

Calemar.  4*  Calamar. 
Le  caleinar  d'un  rctr  aiâ.  Thefimnell  of  a  priuie. 

Calendes:  f.  Calends ^  the  firft  day  of  euerymoneth. 

Calçndre  :  f.  The  corne-deuouring  MitOyOr  iVeeuiU^  aln 
fOythe  Calanderyor  greateftl(mdofLarl(ej^  in  Paris  the 
greatThrufhis(erromoufiy)  called fo. 

Calendré  :  m*  cciffGnawneyOr  deuouredy  as  corne  by 
meuils  yalfoyfleeliedyorfmootbed  ouety  as  linnen  cloth  y 

Gtlendrer.  To  {Uelfe,  finootb^pltme^  9r  polijb  ( limtn 

CalenoceaK  :  £  Upet1(m%,  /kwnbmiipUH'm^feli' 

'   flfif^  .1     ^ 

CMcndnctzm.  An  AlmauclfeyOrCidender,     . 

CalcndtiriQ.  Yiene  ctàcndrint.  A  SUelfe-Jione^i  i 

Calcnsç*  A  fUime  ;  a  c\/kUapHg  tfyorm^ng  title  vju 

t9'y  ^â  cbailmge  ;  «^9,  «  cêmfiaint,  âcc^atimtyW 

"^ff^g  ff^  9faue  agati^  ;  glfiyem  arr^  êramt- 
I  btnfm  tfa.  inMhyAStr^at\  a^  afi^ecf;  «r 

cmflaM  âgaJMft,  bet^  Aat  art  fiimd  Damage  fi- 

/»^r«  •  I  -  V  >  '"'v  ,*  •   - 

Càlet^é.'in.  ce:  f.  Claymed'»cbÊUiHgei\Mct4*d^^ 

pe*e6Îhi,f»mpiamedeffthgrgedwitbMit^tiice,9rtré'- 

è^affe  \  aifiytarreftedtappirA^fâed-ffeifed.  *^ 

îicnger.  T«  ««^«e,  cbalUngetdemaimtl^alfe  title 
vfUêi *(fiy to  cMlUngjii accSfèi âffeacby  ctmflaiaey 
thâTffi  wkby  câUi»  qiuf^m  featy  m  efence,  crimey  or 
^fref^eitlfb^tana^ebentlife^e^âeb,', 
CajciU9é.MCalçnci.  ^Wallon.  i 

Çm^oa^î  ta^nOiommà,  '  "^ 

C^piner .  To  iitterfrete^  tréuifate^e3fMâlf,  or  word 
In-mÙNL 

Calc£inetie:f,  AtrmJii^^freàfk'mUrfituàHh 
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Caler  Tes  voile?.  Toflrit(£fayle;dnd  (metaphorically) 

toyeeldyfubmit^or  accom/nodate  himfélfe  vttto  thefea- 

fon.     ;  -       ^ 

Caleflons.  ^^  C;iIçons. 

Calfaé^if  :  m.  lue  :  f.  HeatingyOr  warming,  ofpropertiey 

orpowertoheatyOrtowarme.     . 
CalfaC:  m.  An  officer  ^  a  Galley  that  holies  to  the  caul- 

Ifing  thertof 

Calfater.^  Calfeutrer. 

Calfaterie  :  f.  The  caull(ing  ofafl)ip  ;  the  flopping  of  the 
hofes  and  thinl(es  thereof  with  Ocl(amy  or  I  owe ,  or  a 
flopping  in  ofOcl^amyOr  Towe  betwecftDtAth  boordy  or 
phnl^eyOn  the  ofUf/dc  thereof        ^,    >    \  .      > 

Calfatcur .  as  Calf  at  j  or^fhe  caull(er  ofafljk. 

Calfatin:  m.  The  feruant  of  dC^hi^  or  c^u!l(er  of  a 
galley.  \     -  '^-  . 

Calfeutrage:  m.  The  caullfing  of  a  fhip  5  W  as  Ca- 
laçc.  ^  ^^ 

Calfeutre  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Caull^ed  ;  whofe  chinlfes  are  flop- 
ped^ or  the  diflances  efwhofeplanl^es  are  fUedy  with 
Ocl(amyOrTowe. 

Calfeutrer.  To  caull^e  afl)ip  ;  to  flop  ^  dr^U  the  rifis*^  or 
chintzes  thercofwith  Oc\iim  j  or  to  ftop^^  Ocl^am  &c. 
betwecrie  each  planl^ethcrcof 

Co!£cutreUT  âcNsL\ircs.  A  caulker  of p^ips. 

Calfburchous.  à  cal.  asy  à  chcuauçhons.  Ajlraddley 
orjbefiriding.  ,  - 

Calfteter.^  Calfeutrer.  ^Rab./ 

Calibiftriç.  Tibf  J^rittif  ^tfr/j,  iw^7;7^;«i^ry.' 

Calibre: f-  Aqualitiey^ate^ordegree  j  OTyas  Quali- 
bre.  ,       ^  // 

Calibrer^  fc  calibrer  à.  To  equally  compare  Jet  himfe  'fe 
in  the  ranime  ofypei\ehimfelfi  in  balance  with  ;  eflecme 
himfe  Ifi  as  goodyvalue  bimfeîfi  as  much^  rate  himfelfè 
ashighas.  ^      1  ^^ 

Calice:  m.  A Challice^ordrinl^ingcup: 

Le  Calice  d'une  rofe.  The  Calixy  or  cup  of  a  rofe\ 
whereby  the  yellow  partyand  leaues  of  the  flçwer  are 
contained^d  held  in  together.  .,./ 

Calicules.  Little  cupSyOr  goblets  ;  alfoytbe  rough fjells  of 
Cheflnuts  j  alfoythe  parings  of  a  Corne yor  Ksmell  \  alfoy 
,  little  sl^ins  vpon  the  eyeyliuetyor  any  otbfr  tender  part  - 
ofthebodie. 

Cûldité:  (•  HeatyWarmthybétnefe.  ,    w      .  . 

Caliges  :  f.  Stoc1(ingSyOr  ne^erfiocl^ts  j  alfoygreauesyleg- 
harneffey  or  armom'  for  the  legs  yjirefild  flartupSy 
beingfidlofnayUsM  the  bottome^affoy  breeches  ^  or 
flops  \  and  hence  y\  ^  ^  ^^  : 
Faire  caliges,ou  caligas.  to  beraybishofey  or  to  Ly 
fomewhat  injhem  thatfhoutdnat  be  there. 

Caligincux:  m.^eulc  :  f.  Dimmeyobfcureym^ieyalmofi 
daTi(e.  ■*     ■'-  —  • .   V 

Càliginofîté  :  f.  Obfcmtie,dimneJftybUfidnejre^arf[f- 

Calimini:  i  cai.  Setretfyy  elojify ,  fruàfy,  inhu^er- 
mugger.  ^,3^^w^vlA■..-i /■.*,£  ,...,• 

Calin  :  m.  A  beggarly  rogutt  or  Ln^je  vagabondy  that 
countex^ks  Me  dijiâfe^  other,  iti.h<fe*haime»mU 
pitieb'imyaMdgiMobimfimemfMt.    '      •    '  ^  '' 

CmtÙK.AloiteJgyfiuafyOrftoeetbeart.  ff^rcnç. 

C^€^.The  name  of  M  certaine  feare.  ^  ' 

CsSïlh^ciUgrMtgoitrdialfiyabettkmMdetvere^. 

Callafatcr. 4W Calfeutrer.  JRab.^vr  a 

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Callc:  f.  ^  K 'j',«''  Cft(tie9fthtfe«j&c  s  éU  Calc>.  tfW, 

the  hold  !</ ^fhif>:  •    -•.  ?       -       :'•. 

Caltcb^Ucrf.  Â  great  Gourd  j  alfo,  a  bottle  made  êf 

the  emptred  r{/:He  thereof.  ^.V     ,,     r      .-.r     *.!\v 
CftUcb.otcs.  Cwfif/ï  ;  or^i  Caillcbotc^; 
Cailcboiitc  i m.  cc  :  f.  C»^ded,or beeftie» as  the  milice 

of  a  )vornan  thati  ncivly  dehuacd. . 
'  Callc-tcutré :  m.cc  :  iCaulked,()rfiûlr'tiied,SçeC^ 

.  Callcr;V/  Calcr;  aljo^to  Kittle,asa:€at 
Callcs. ^^ Cal;  oY.Cornes m  tbefht^or  toef./:  * 
Calleux  :  m.  ÇMfc  :  f.  Hsirî^yVr  tbick'SJ^innccfy 

llboUYi/ll.  *  W 

les:  (.  Crutches.  "         k^'  .k^ 
Callirourchoiis.rf/ Calfourchons.    'v 

Callic]ue:  f.  '-t  certaine  fijhythktrefemblesd  little  fltady 
'■  ■   -tjiid  1^  t alien  moll  about  Montpclicr* 
Callofitc:  f.  càL'ofitie,  ef;'d  brawnie  hdtdnejje  of  the 

Calmar- <^^  Calamar.  .     /     •  ..,<      > 

'.Cahnc :  corn, Ca!inc^ill,^Hietypeaeeahfle,faire{ger!tlej 
■  z>iu>oucd-^jv}tboiitfiorT//e;tvi/hoittf»rgcSi 
Calmcncnt.  .CaUndj,  qHietlylpeaceabfy  ■Jlilly,fàirely, 

(Minier.  'Tùcalrnt^f^CA^^aàfit^f]uïe  T 

Caiomniatcur.  ^A  calhmniatory  mAkdoui^dctraRoYy 

,  craftïCyavd falfe nccufer.        .    v         ';  " 

Calomnie  :  f.Acalurmte  \fntfe  accufatior^^^^^ 
putationyfpightfiiU  dltraéUony  maldct(fm  ïnumtionyOr 

^    Jkrmifc  deuifcd  pr  the  trouble  y  or  d'ifgraçeofano- 

^     ther.    ;.■;■".  '■^^■^\'.-.  ■.■■;■"  ■        '  •*^  ;  ■■y; 

Sellent  de  calomnie.  /^;/  Oathtjl^enyfomet'imesytn 
pe^'fiaUa[lio?i5y  batb  by  the  plaintifè  that  he  fues  noty 
and  the  de  fendant  that  be  ànjweres  not  y  with  any  pur  r> 
pofe  to  c  alumni  at  Cy  or  vex  his  adHcrfariCy  but  bej^aufe 
hcirnagi?7esbin^felfèinthe  right.    .     ^     :: 

Calomnié;  m.'^^t  Calumniated  y  aecufed  filfifyy 
charged  malimij^yy  appe ached  wrongfuUyy  reuiled 
iniurioujly  ;  vniupy  reproachcdy  JlaunderedyOr  detra^ 

\.  Hedfrom.    ■■:'■■•    ■*••-,  .■••  ,:■•/;■. 

Calomnier.  To  cilfimniàte^fiaundery  detract frôm  y  to 
reproach  vnluftfyyaccufi  fatfefyycharge  maÛciouJhyOP- 
peach  rmongÇitty  \  to  impeach  the  credit  y  blemijh  the 
fbncy  indanger  the  fortune  of  another  ^by  forced  impu^ 
tatims.^  .       '    ^      ' 

Calomnieuleincnt.  Cabmmouffy  r^fUnderoufly: 

Calomnieux:  m.  Uufe  :  f.  Calumfùous^detrahmgyre- 
proachfiUyflaunderoûS'yfiiUofmaUceyfidfehocdyOrfi^^^ 

-    geriein  àccufations.       m  ^   . 

Caloniere  :  f.  A  pot^unne  made  of  a  ^U^  or  Elder 
flicU^  '  '■        i 

Calofitc.  4/  Callofitc. 

Calotc.  ^^  Calotte.  _ 

Calotte:  f.  Thepaperyor  clûthwbich»¥âmenm  aiiout 
their  fiaxM  tbedi^aff^alfoyaeoifcyorha^tierchiefè 
fora  wman j  alfoya  little  light  capt^ m^t'Cofj^ûme 
zinderahat. 

Calquas.^  Carquois  ;  a  ^tnuer.  (v.m.)  ' 

Qzhor\S  :m.Clofelmntnbreeches.     *      . 

CalvainicTi^^Calvanicr.      ^\ 

Calvaire:  m.  the  (hêtre)  sliuUyOrslialp  of  the  head. 
Calvafticr  :  m.  U  bynde^or  hireling,  for  the  time  of  bar- 

Calvatre:m.ee:f-  iMd  ai  êl^ng  (lii{e  a  U^U/rr  lub- 
ber) on  his  hacl(e.  .;^ 

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Calvtre  :  iih  ii  Calice.  A  cup.or  chalice.  -     M.4l^.^^^^^>- ^  - 

Calyce.  t  balue-ltlie  ;  or  ^m  a  de  hl^eacbame^;^. .      t  ;  ^^A 

Calyphc:  m.AÇaftphianameyOrt^tleofOfficiyanciof 
Dig^itiCy  in  ;f:gy  pt  ;  ("///  (^W  //;»f.  t^i?'  CàltpbO  'twere 
Lords  of  Caire  ;  «^w  they  are  bnt^lubie^ls)  Â       *^'     ;? 

Camail  :  m.  -^  ^(>o^  to  coufr  the  hcadinl^^le  tpeathèfy 
àlfOya  rihbonyhctyor  \lring  to  tyerp  tfyehaireT^itb^'^ory 
fu<h .«:  ribbon  as  one  of  our, ((^nights  of  the  Order  wear  es 
about  his  nccl^e  j  alfoy  a  bùijc/^ey  or  purple  Ornamcnty 

'  (fmervhat  rcfcmbling  a  caftar/tes  Gorget)  worne^  by  a 
.  J-^onttficdlBfpJOp  aboue  his Kochetyandre^chirjgai low 
4s  thcbcTidlngof  hi-s  armc^    \,  '  :->  ;f-    ^^'i^  f       - 

Cams  mine  :  f.  ï  fef  hfarbe  C^jheimtyOr  Treacle  Mu- 
flard»  .  *-    ..\  •  >  ■    v;^-*^'-*^A'''^0::^f '■'■■#■■. ^^' /■  ■•' 

Camar.  as  Camard  3  or^  borne  wilhaftat  nefe^ 

Camard  vxcxczvmxai.  A  fiatnofe.  ,  ;        ^^*  C  f'  : 

Camarine  :  f.  A  fUthiey  a?d  ftinl(ing  lal^e  in  SiciHe  j  4 A- 
foya  certaine  flifit^inghearbcythat  preuolf^tsvomitt^     ^ 

Camarrc  :  f.  A  Martingaltfir  ahor/e-yprya^  Camorre. 

Camay  eu  :  m.  The  prçcicmjlàne  called  a  Sardonix^al- 

fpyabiooche.        •         .  •      \'.''^'     \  ■'■■■^'- ■■:--'  .^  ^-^  : 

Caiiiayeux antiques.  Medals^  cryotdyand aUncient 

^    intakes  of  mcttallyWoltcny  and  cajlinto  thtjhrmof 
brooches.      "  *  ^     - 

Cambouy./f5^Camboy.^  .    ^_ 

Camboy  :  m.The  btacl^eyandioyltegreafèyofav^oufjjt 
cart-wheele  ;  fomc  call  itythe  Gomei  '  \    ' 

Cambray,  ou,Toile  de  Cambray.  Ombricke. 

Cambre  :  covn.C^oqiiedybqughtieyb(rwcd'yCan?breU'lil(e\ 
vauUed^archcdybent  or  built  arch-wife.  ^       \ 

Cambré  :  m.  ce:  f.Thefame. 

Souliers  c^mhïCZ.Sh&ûçs  which  haue  hoUoWyraifedy 
orPolonianyhecles.i^  '      ^     .' 

Cambrer.  To bowy rro{il(ey kénd^ zaulty mchyO^- build 
ârct)'Wife^  \ 

Cambreure  :  f.  A  bought  y  vault  y  at^cby  or  y  as  Cam- 

bmrc.  .      A 

.  Cambrure  :  f.  A  bbrpingyCrool(ing^or  bending  ;  a  vaul- 

tingyor  building  arch-wife  ;  or  m  C  ambrcur,e.       , 
Cameau.  as  Chameau  j  a  Çammell. 
Caméléon  :  m.  ^  C^melion  j  a  beafty  which  (as  marrr 
,  thinbe)  feeds  on  nought  but  the  ape.  "^ 

^ameliii.  aller  le  çamelin.  To  pace  like  a  fammeU^he 
/  right  y  and  left  flJot  behind  following  the  lefï^ndiright 
./  before.    -:  ••'     ■.  :  -,;■    .^-v-:-' ;;:   "- 

pamelin.  fauce  cameline.N^  certaine  da intie  Italian 

fauce.  «       *^ 

Cameline  :  f.  The  hear  be  C^meliney  ior  Treacle  Mu- 

ftard.'  . 

Camçlot  ;  m.  C^amlet  ;  alfOyfJi^c  Grogeram.  - 

Camelot  à  ondes,  ff'ater  Chamlet.         '     " 

Camelot  plcnicr.  rnwatèr  Çhamlet.    - 
Cainelotc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  OfChamlet  i  waned  lH(jè  wftter 

Chamlet.  -     à 

Se  Cameloter.  T0  gretwrtéggedyorfiillofwrincldes'y 

to  become  wauedyHkeCbamUt.  ^  / 

Camcmine  :  f- ï*^  btarbt£amelbiey  or.  Treacle  Mit- 
'  flard^  .  V,-  '  \  ;  i^:    ^  ^  !"  /  v  ■•.    - 

Cameracic  :  £.  ACamffadeyOr  chambermUla  compense 

that  belongs  tOytnr  is  euér  lodged  nty  one  chamber^  tent, 
/cabin,     i    ■  .•  /  •*         ^  ■.  -, 

Cameraire  :  m.  ^  chamberlahse  ji  a  gr$$me  of  the 

chamber.  ...        ,...,-.  .^  '.       '     7  '■■.-i--.'.-;'^' 

Cmicri(ic:m.  A  Cewerade  I  ùrycbaniberfèO00. 
Czmcff{T)e:iAlpndofPeare.  ,  ,    , 

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Campdos, 
CampofiTe 

tell  or  coinbai 

Cainpvolai 

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Leçampluj 

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Campagne  : 

Uuettpeect  «, 

Campaignarc 
^i»yof^beh 

Ji^ampaigiie  : 
Campai:  m.: 

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Campane;  f. 

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Cammcc^Chcinincc;  ^Vxc.    .  :  t  .^^^^ 
Camion;  ni.  The  fmaUj^nijhortVmner^^^ 

mtnp'mtin  tbeirxuffeSfarc  p  alfoyd  l{mdof4ktlt  cart 
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Camifaqc;;  f.  ACamifd^o.canuaiyhrcoli^^^^ 
'0dani  aJpiiéUing^orfhprê/dll  oftbte^tmj^^^^^ 
yi  becii^  ^he  fbuUiors  that  txécute  Uymeft  i^^ 

V^  ouer their armoursy  ottak^  their tnemks 

■Mjn  thehr piirts\)  alfo^  the  thmfilme^  ^r  sl{iHfivhkh  tn 
'^\]rpraps  a  child  in  the  bed  jar  ajter-birth.;  ;  ^  h-.':;-:..-     -n 
Gainilbic  :  f,  ^  H'aflcMt  (fir  a  ^an-^)  alfoy  a  certaine 
robCyOr  garment  ofUnntnyitPorne  by  the  Trench  l(mgs  at 
rtheir  coionaitQns.    '-     ''••••'  ^^- *:  ^-^.r  v■■•^'^..-:v:r^^^^^^ 
Camoijiillc  :  t  The  hear  be  CamameUyur  CarriormU^  Xv 
Camomille  blanche,  white  Cwect  CamQmlljjrgar-^ 
denCamemttt.  ■  y'^m  '    ^  p:  :::-■:  " -■*■  r;::'-v-  m::-:-:' 
Camomille  à  flcur  \>mf\xxcc.^ed  CamomtUyrea 

MiùtheyRo/èarulfieyfiàoaii  ttdfl^et.  -  "#  '  ^ 

Canï»mulc  \iM\nt.reU(nv/weei  CammiUidlfo^el' 
Jorv  MayveedyOr, gddfji  Cotula.  ;  '■;, 
Camoimllc  faffrancc.  Golden  cm-ni-jlff»ir,yéUn» 
come-flemer 'y  themldfOr  corne  Marigold,  !*.  *.-=■'  v 
Camomille  faùvage.  ivUd  CammiU,  ^ay-weed, 
fiml(mg  \Maithis-y  fom  dfo  caillot  the  bearbe  Here- 
hound,  y  'v:  •  •.  ,-;^,V:,-'-. ■■:;.;v:;f>§:'|;.  "-.  ■..<.,. 
Cithoniùî^ulpkc.  life  c^^  mlâttam- 
mil  ;  %  v)itOy  but  mbiftg  ftjwf'K  ^>  gttrÂen  Cam<h 

Camorrc:  f,  Ajharpe^nddrnWe-edgedCaHeffonofy- 
reuyfir  an  vHruly  hor/is  nofi.      ,    , , ,    ^  ^;   '  ^ 

Camote:  f.  TbenamofmîndknrMtïwfnchtofled^k 
voy  good  meat.  ■•  .v,:-''*-'-'^*^-'^.'-'-"''',;.-' 

CamouarH:  m.  Anoigl^  jUt-ynofldfiÙtr». 

CamouMet:  m.  ASmtftyOriColdPieiafffual^papef 
beldvndertbemfiofdjlftgytrfieeper. 

Camp  :  tn.  y^  Cffffp^  i '"^  i^^Lor^mk hdged  y  a^ 

Camp  9xri&c^:Afif0ei^fitledy  erfUnd'mg  campé, 
abidù^ftiU  m  one  places  wbetber  it  U  to  Jjeepe  tbe 
fieldyortobejiegeajirt. 

Camp  dos,  Lff%  Champ.  «      #  |^     « 

Camp  otiTen;.  A  plame  «r  optnplace,  vi^timn  khAt- 
teUorcombatliatbbeefUyOrmMYbeyfiiight, 
Camp  volant,  A9  armk  §fl»^bt  b0fe^  Bgbt  armed 
foi>tmenJ^ptf9ryandlmplMedm,râdes.   i^ 
Le  camp  luy  efi  demeuré.  Ht  bath  gotta 
•  rii'ythepeld,ubif,'  ■'":  /'j 

Campagne  :  f.  A  plaiiufi^^ùrgepUme 
leueU  peece  of  ground. 


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Campancllcicul  plar.  ACampânéH,  ivhoft'$r9ad 

iCnc^ is  made flatyand plaine^**- r     •      .  i    *^  .:  rr 

Cainpanetteif.ïfViêinr/wrfjBi^/wci/jWg^^éf/jjtf^, 
tbe  Peach-belly  or  y  Steeple-bell fower  \  aifo,  the  white 
:  Daffadiliyor  HmciSus.;^  ■  J    >   f    "  y    V^// 
•  Campancttcs  hlanSct,  lybiiePeàcfï-Èièls^^iee. 

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|r  hath  not  beené  touched  by  fre.-    ^      4  \A;     vfi^ 
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annota jvtthyCamphire,         ^-''S^.,  ■■^:V''''^m 
'^-'-'TJgcr.WCampeger.        :;^^,;|^.i.;|,|i._.,  ^^.'fiyi 

pole.  ThenamofacertahutÀiiejjçapi^^ich 
^''  hatbvmrohiteàemets.  ' ,  '  -sM^y  ÎWMîy '^ 

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Cornus  :  na.canamc:  f.Flat-nc/eâ.  --^-r-u 
'^fuurcndubiénàDTiUS..  1^  ; 

medy  extreamâfy  out  rfcomttnanci^  exceidui^lf  fia 

^  dêmu  i  Tuémce  y  y       -, 

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;    driuentqâHon,plus.  :         ''^>\^^V 
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the  bridge pftkenefeitomid^ik  .     -. 

CTmufcnc  :t  the  (tiingJUt-w^d.        /  r 

Cainii(ct:fn.cttc:f.5^«wi*tfrj!!(i/-W5^;5f,    : 
Catxiulctte  :  f.  ^  little  fiat-Hofèd Elfi.  ^     ; 
Çanabaflcinent  :  m.  iï  canuajjmg  ;  ^r,  tf  Wm^aii  f x/r- 
mhatiohyjiarcbingyor^mg  outy^mattft^. 
^        .        .0  .  -s     I  C^abaflcr.r(?r/f»w^iri#rc»w»^/ 

Vampaignard;m.  afderf.Fi^W!fr,teé5pi^^  ii^^ùuuhe  depth  of  a  matter,     t 

^«f  ;  ofy$rbelmgmg  to^befelds.  t  .    Carubafl&tt;  £  iW^Cànabaflcincnt-  ^    •        ^ 

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^-ampane  :  f.  A  beU-y  aifîi^he  bearbe  Elycdmpatu^  alfo^ 
aLimbec^y  or  StiUitorie  -y  ortbevpperpart  tbereofy 
T^kbrefimblèsaBoll.  ■  \.  <       ■  ^v       - 

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M  êddes  y  f  begift  s  fuarreO^  to  brà$€  together  h 

tbe  tares.  ' 

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^^^ana »-,-t. ,-       ,       -    --    . 

of  curres  ;  alfo,a  bafe  crueyrogutfhtrûupe^  rafiaUcom- 
panie  offcoundrels  -y  the  dregs,  qr^plls^^tbt  people-^ 
perfomofnôworthyvalue;ttorvertue.  v#,"s^v    , 

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graiéen  m  pillars  i  acbamfring^or  channcU^nfilUrs. 
CanaJierc  :  f.  A  deluâte  lulkan  peare  thats  rift  i»  tht 

begifnmngoflUne.  ^  ;  ^ 

Canard:  m.ADral(e.        '    "^^     ^^  ■     j^ 

Pied  de  canard .  The  bear  be  Goofefiot^  éifvnld  0- 

.    Tâche. 'f,..,  ■' V       .  ■  ^" .  ^:  < ■  '■  :"'' "''■.''.■',:!;;)■'■'  '  :": ''^^'  '^''' 

V  Vendeur  de  canards -l  moitié.  Acoufenety guUcr^ 

^C0gger,fwifteYiiyer.       -^ -^     ' 

Canarin  :  m.  A  Canarie  bird. 

Cariart.  ^s  Canard,  g:         *  "  ^       "  "^ 

Gracede  S.  Canaïf:  Vrov.  A  gî ft  of  that  rvhicb  the 
•    ^uer  eannot  l(eepe.  ^'    ,,y  i  ^^ 

Cançamc  :  m.  -^  Lacquc  j  4«  Armenian  gumme  vfed 
'  ^Dyers.'     ,  >       ^       ■  .  •   -•''.  ^■•-     ,  .,:,i^  :■'-■'■ 

Cancel arcfque:  com.  cbancefie-Ul^e^^of/iT belonging 

tOytheChancerie.  , 

Cancclatiçn  r  f.  A  canceîlatton^of  cancelling^  a  défi- 

cingle facing.y a fmgjblottingjor  crojjing  out  of  (a  tbmg 

writte/i'^)  affola  fhfgettinz^. 
Caiicclc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Cancelled jtar^i\  effaçedycrojfed^or 
,  bloitedùut.       -.  *  :  c 

Caiicclci:.  TocancfU^croffe^raxe^defice^tffact^Ut  ot 

put  out. ,        y  •     ;.  T      '  v^ 

CahceUe  :  m.  «  Branchuc»  ^  ^^^^v^  ^  •  ,i^^^^^^^^ 
Canceller.  ^  Cancelen.  '  -*  '  y  ;  ù  i#^^  ; 
Cancre  :  m.  A  cfaf}'fp)\alfo^  the  fipiB  miht  ZoMc^^ 

te  armed  C  ai^er  -,  alfo^i  conifer  -,  or^a  bgtd^nd  vne^ 

uenfweHing^ofanoHglyjt)tacl{ip^yQfbUrp^cokHrt,aU 

foyun  attcient  engine  of  batterieyWbofeflrong  andjron 

bead7pa^madelil(eacrab.         \ 

Cancre  de  Barbarie.  The^greatefl  ^W^rrit, 

rowtd^  and  very  rough-fl}elldyibort4egd^floip  a  land^ 
\   v/ry/rpifî  in  the  water  i  and  by  old  authors  tearmed 

Msea^Maia.' :'      "    v  ^  :  •,V^.r::$;-g' '::^ 

■:^<-  Cancre  Iquinade.  I^^^ifer  Squinadc.    /^?*  %  r  * 
Cancre  /  (an  Int^rieâlionofdenying,$rfirbUém^^ 

-  warte that '^Tpbatayoxmeane you i&c.    ï|^^  "^ 
Candélabre  ^  m.  A  candlefiiclfe.  S^^^^^^  E^ 
C^ddcttfc;  A  Suppofuifie.  ||Lan|uccL     :    liP 

^  Candeur; £  Abrigbt^orOHm^ 

'  "f^Jif^&^l^^jt^j^^^^i^^^^^  ^€almg^  Vf- 

'.rigbtHejUe.       ,  v 

Candidat y<  flatterer,  footbet^otberi  anethât  euer 

-fnahesitfiàreT9eatbtr. 
^Canaidc  :  corn*  fVhitefike^ylnrigbt^orîent-y  âlfi^fro^e^ 

^    rou6^appkJktunate\a^o,gmtk^mte(m^i cm- 
ditio7iéW\Jfo^vprigbt^fi^  .   .  . - 

Candidement  wbittty^jmre^jm  white  î  fiuêurabfyy 
ientpymUdtjLi  feùtbfilfy^  'àfrigbtfy^  Jmcetefyp  without 
^aud/nalicfyOr  mtde^ 
Se  Candir.  fâ  candieyft  pom  candide^  fugar  afier 

^^^^bovUntm   •  i  ■ '■■V,  ■..*•• '^^;^îi*,:tV^^v:-:^.rvv20'lV^^^^ 

Cane  ;  f.  A  duclft  ;  tUfii^miofurefir  cktb^emi  «■jmi^ 

n  theréabeuu  ;  «|ï,4c  camf,  âr/ucb  li^e  meafkrt  fir 

i  wuie\t^ytJHe.0ttiff^^»tandtenmynAe$,fir 

-  Cancre  bois  1  Ibmfl^*  ÂcerUûne  fiumUie  tf^  «r 

,    Cane  ^imc  csunpanc.  7*e  iamÈpart  tfa  heS, 
.    itfbtrtù»  tmmcnfy  tbfr4M ^tvrreath^bmkr,  wUm 

'  ;Càned'ls<Ic  khA0^trÛ)eHtitrordmMntiiut(e,md 
difmfi'mUi»cobHr^f^mre(tbeérid(eflme0bât 
rfeâèklii^  a.  Tmlde  e0(l(e,ejf^ci4iy  m  the  mm^m  êlr- 
fifr^m a,u other  jmUymbetfi€ dumbe»  'M^y^^^f'%  . 

t'diiàa.A/'ea-fiiflk  wâtfefaiAtêfgymmi,mr 
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k  âlfo  tearmedyCznc  au  colier  blanc. 
La  petite  caiîe.ï  ^^  ^^ild  dkcl(jle£e  then  the  fame  one. 
Bec  de  cane.  SecBcc^  alfo^  little  inflrument  vfed  in 
g/tf///;igcnefcufl'on.  .,  ^ 

Eftonncz.  comme  canes.  Sl{ared lïl^e a  compan'teof 

Faite  la  caiie.  To  ducl^ejil^e  a  coward^whcn  a  bUrw  ù 
in  comming'yti  play  léafi  in  fight  whenblffwa  are  a  dea- 
ling j  to  hide  y  or  abfent  himfelfè,  fiom  abicl^ering,  or 
batteU^hereinheismucbimncffèd.    .^J^-^^^ 

Cznchzfïc.aiCùlchzffciabottltmaÂofa^urd. 

Canclé  :  m .  ce  :  f.  channelled,  fluted,  furrowed  yftra^ 
Ifcd^  .•         .^  ■  •'■«.  ''^  Â-  ■'      i    '  '■  ■■*.    '■ -i  *"•  '      ^*  .  '  ,■ 

Caneler.  Tê  flute,  fir a\e,firr0Wy  àanneU^  to  cut  hoir 
low  rewes,or  gutters  into  (ftone^r  timber.)  » 

Candeur  e:  f.A  fluting,channelling,flrâl(ing'firrcwingi 
gutter-worlie  (in  flone^or- timber.)      V^         îi 

Canelierc  :  {.A  reed-plot]  a  grou?td  thats fill^or jet  fill, 
of  reeds.    ■  \       •>     ■  ^:'  ;     f-'  ■■>:•.; 

Canelle  :  f.  (Our  moderne  Cannell,  or  Cinnamon  j  (Lool^e 
Cinnamomc)atfoythefaucetyOr  quill  of  a  wine  veffel-, 
alfojhe  coclffyor  Jpout  of  a  conduit.  , 

Canelle:  m.  Ice:  f.  Of  cinnamon  ,of  a  cinnamon  co- 
bur  ;  alfi,made  oforfeafoned  with^Ctnnamon. 

Canelline  :  f.  A  ht  tie  cannellypipe,  or  hollow  rod. 

Canelurc  :  f.Achannellingyorfisrrow'mg  mftone,orin 
timber 'j  a  fluting.      %      >      .  Vè .    :.        ' 

Canepetierc  :  f.  A  certaine  daintieland-fuwle,  thafre- 
femoles  aBuftard,  or  the  Partridge  called  Arbenne  j 

'  onèfyfljeèis  nut  fo  big  as  that,  nor  rough-^fioted  as 
this.  '   . 

II  fait  de  la  C2ntVCt\çtCrHe(cowardlyjhides  bimfelfe 
in  euerieholeyâr  ducks  at  the  appearance  ofeurtj  dan- 

»Canq>in  :  m.  The  thinne  inner  rind  of  the  harl^e  of  the 
Linden  y^ndth'ofutward  of  the  coat  of  a  larch,  treey 
written  on  in  old  time^in  fie  ad  of paperrfi^Oyth' outward 
thinnoyand  white  pillingyofa  drejfedfljeofes  sl(tn. 

Canepineufc.  The  barlie,or  inner  patt^f a fugar  cane. 

Qzxmc.Tofquirt.      ^  V  ^  ^    > 

Cjmtl.Ayongduclie:,oryawildduc\(t. 

Caneter.  To  waddlcyor goeylil^e 4(Uêcki  *,a^o,tobreed 

yongduckes.  ' 
Canetiet  :  m.erc  :  f.  Ufa  duc^eMe  a  duclff  j  catching 

ducl(es  'yfiedingyOrpreyiHgyOn  (duchés. 
Canetitte:  £  (Gold,orflluer)PUrle  j  alfoy^fkaUpurleof 

needk'Worlff*,  oTyafmatt  edgino  {bonejrlacti  alfoyd 

flecl^eJhr,theflec\ledne{fe  ofafice.       -^^-^. 
Canetillé:  m.ée  :  iSet,wroughtyOr  im'u:hed,withpurU\ 

éUfb^dgedwitb  afmaU  (nemle-worl(e)  pHrle,  or  bone 
"^  lace  *,  alfo,frecl[led.    ;^^  .  a    <^>      ;^  ^ 

CxKtonittLAduelflmg^^ 
Canette  :  f.  A  little ducl^e-yyong  dudft^  wiUduclçe  lal- 

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Canette d'dUog'  AlffndtffmaUwiidducI^,  that 
■'  htnmtsmeiBWjma great pmding waters»    -   -' 

Canevas;  ou,Canevers  :  taxanuaa, 
Caniar*4»C«niard;^^^   .  , 

Cankhon.^  littUduclfe^dral(t\4iditcl^g^^  15 
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Canldé.  A  certaine  bhré^ivhofehâcl^  gndtt^ùbU». 

necke  and  belfj  yeUew.     •.  "^ 

Canif:  m.Àfeihk!Ùfi, 
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Rot  canine,  i^wi/t/^o/^.  iLw^^^Rolr^s^  ^  ..  "^  . 

Caniîw  :  f.  ^  ''''^  tabjcy  orhurdlç,  ofreeds,  rvbercon 
fruits  are  Hi  iedyor  filfyewormes Jvd.  *   '.        > 

•  Canivet :  m. ^. Penlimfè.  '    ■  :; =i:S«è:'  ''  ''^... .    :  '^' " 
CannaÎTiclIc:  f-  Thefmet canèyOf'/h^'em.-:   :- 
Canne  •  f.  A  reed^or  c/uteyalfoy  an  Hebrew  mcafureof 
>   nine  foot  -,  (ihtordintir'ù  one  ;  j^,Canne  du  Sanôu- 
a J ie,MÉW  tcane)  alft,  a l(md  of  Uni Pf^  "^'M  "*  ^fiih 

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Cannifadc  ::£  'A  caqeyor  bas}^î^i^eé^ 
C^nniflje-:  f. as  Caniflc;-'  '^ '•  *^-'  :w 
Cannoniduemcnt.  See  Canonîquch)cnCv$^?iS^^^^ 
Cânnule  ut  A  Unie  cane.reedyfip^^  j^^ 
'  through  rvhicb  one  may  I^cl(cj)i4^^rcùnuc^ 

fiurcyf^eal^eypoudeyy&c.  .    ^         ''::'^'''é^ 
'  ^  Cannulepâi^matoirc.^Qanon|l*ârfumil^ 
/Canniilé.  HoUcfwed  lilfe  a  rècd^or  cane  ;  or^  as  Canclc. 
GanoHc:  f^  ^hkul^es  T^arell-,  one\fthe  Iktl^hal^ 

whereat  (he  dmpes  inland  lets  outjber  breath] 
Canon:  m.  4 Law -^ a  KulCy  Degree^  Ordnance^  Canon 
^  of  the  Lvp  i  alfoyd  pubUcke^and  authenticall  Rowle^or 
'  Catalogue 'y  alfoythe  GunnetearmedyU  Canon  i  alfOy  the 
'  b'arjeUofany  Gunne/,  a)id(more  generally) any  Infiru- 
\'  mentyC/r  thingythatis  longy  and  hoUowyOs  the  bar  ell  of 
aOunne^alfOy  tkc^  found-boor  d  of  an  Organ  ;  ^IfOy  a 
(h'afe  ;  (Seel^ey  Enter  cti  C anon;)  alfi^  a  Canon-biti 
fir  a  borfc\  alfoya  little  DHcl(0^r  T>ra\e.  ,         ; 

G^non  dc  Cafle.  The  cod$ôr  pipe  of  C^ia  fiftula. 
Canons  de  Chauflcs.  C^nnyons^  :    » 

'     Cznonfi^iïfamztoirc.  A  long  fimneU  (ftrait^^ 
'    l^edj  as  the, parts  fir  which  it  is  to  be  vfed)  wherewith 
Surgeons  perfune^batheyormoiften  thc^mejsytares^ 
-p^ndamenty&c.  5  !    j^  ^  ^ 

Can<Mi  pcvicr.  A  Canofk  VeuieryOr  Verrier},  a  great 
murthermgPeeceofawideioreyandthinh^ill^bar- 
ad  (moft  conimnly)  imtb  afione.         • 
X^WiOnàzMs.  Ai(eiiL  Toi^ 

•     gunne  made  thereof.    ^*|?^    •  :  ^^         '  * 

^tiSlcT\tcmo\\.rodecetuéyguU^0éfen.^ 
Canonical  :  m.  A  Canonflnp^  or  Canons  place,  in  a  Cd-^ 
-thedraU  church:    '  '      .1.  -  .  '  ;   /^        ;    ^ . 

Cmomquciçom.Canoni€aUy^thenticaU'yOrderi^ 
€ordmg  vnto  rulesi  alfo^ recemed^  &rput  into  the  Roll, 
Catalogue yOrU^  of   ,  ^■■:/-}^^p.-^.!t    *      v   r  ^. 

Caiioniquement.  CanonkaUysautbeîâkalfyj^a^^ 
'^erly^yin  due  firme jLruefeafpny^^t  manmr^-'^yS''  , 
CanoniÛc  :  m.  A  Canonifi^  a  Profijfor  ^  or  PraSiferr 
^in^the Caftmlaw.  -^     ^;-;v#:^^' "  ■^ '^  '^^ 
Canonization:  fTAcamù^^^      caniim^^ 
Canonize:  in.cc  :  f*  Canonh^vsid^  bolieyoraSaint  y 
^eceiued^pm  into  the  catdogfuèfSi^ 

CanoniZer.'^TiJ^^wnifq;^^;  Umake  hotie^r  a  Saint  y  to 

^receiuiyor  put  into  the  catalogHi  of  Saints,  -^.^.^.f^  5 

Cannes.  To Jhoot at^or  beat,  withaCnnoninlfi^nê 

Enter  en  Canon.  ^  w 

vjaopnnier  :  m.  A  Canoneer,  or  maijier  Gunntr.  1  s  y  / 
Vanoimicrc:  tAl$ope4^oUyOrpnt4Hile,firapiéti/f 
^^Qrcfnanciiatfi^Potffme.  J  ^ 

CanorercooL  ShrMyrincng^ybarmnioMe^melodkuSy 
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Canteau-^iChanteau,  «Pic. 
Cantharc  A  certaine  duil(ie,andmùddie  fea-fijh,  that 
^  neuer  changes  ft^r  mate  yalfo.a  great  lugy  orranl(ai'd. 
Cantnafide  rf.  ThevenomouigreeneflyeCantharides; 

(which  breedfiin  the  tops  of  the  ^(hy  and  Oliue, 

trees.) 

Cantharidife  :  f.  A  confêfion  nfcajthari^cs. 
Canthenot:  m.  A  certaine  tawmeyandvnfauoricyffa- 

fijh.    CLangucd. 
C>antnoa./îiiï  Canton.  ..0\^-y.-^'-\:^,-,::-r 

Ganthomiiere.^Cantoi^icrc.^  "  - 

GaiUpn :  m.  A  cor?iery  er  cyojje  way^ in ajlreet-yalfoy  a 
CantoUyOr  Hundred:,  a  Precmiiy  or  circuit ofycr rite- 
'^rie ^wherein  there  be  diners  ^ood  town^Sy^^ndviUagcsy 
(This  word  IS  proper  to  Helvetia,  or  Swit^er-land  j 
whi^jyat^  this  day^conffts  ofthirteenefucb  Cantons.) 
3^1  tonné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  CantonnedyOr  cantonni^edyfeue- 
Wfedjiom  the  reft  of  their  fiUawSyaadfirtifiedyOr  qnar- 
ft  tered apart.         .•  ^    "       : 

Sc  Calitonncr.  To  cantojiy  or  cantonnh^y  it  j  to  fticer 
^kewfelues  fom  tlfin-'efl  of  their  fiUoweSy  or  from  the . 
§, Jodie  ofaStatCy  ana  jortificy  quartery  or  ere£l  a  nçv 
^tateyflpart.  ..■^/  .■-..;_  ;  „  -,  ^  ,;.:ft:-;: 
Cantonnierc:  ^-  A  DoxiCy  common  hat l^neyy  hedge- 
^  whore  j  one  that  will  lye  dpwne  vnder  anyftaUy  or  in 
'  any  corner  ofaftreet.  •  v   7  .^ 

Gaitule  :  i.A  little  caneyreedyorpife.  See  Cannule. 
Canus.A  l(ind  ofjlrong-toothedyand  pearcB'lil^efea-fijhj 
fUrple  on  thebacl^fly  and  otiaU  other  parts  of  a  coloury 
between  redyand yellow -y  Hues  altogether  among  rocl^Sy 
ana  ftones'y  and  is  very  good  meat.      > 
Gap  :  m.  A  Promontoriey  Cape  yhiUyOrri^l^e  of  land  out- 
ft  Jtretchedintothefeay  a  head  of  (and  lying  out  into  the 
■'  y^  5  alfoytheheadyor  niple  of  a  ripe  Impbftume. 
XHap  d'Efcam-e^ou  d'Efcouardc.  A  torpor  all.  • 
C^,^  dcmoui(m.('m  a Jhtp  is)  a  certaiaejlatpeece  of: 
w^  bored  fiUofholéSydndferuing  tojiijfenyûrftretch 
eutythe  mainepjeaie\^e^  call  rtythe  Rammes-blocl^e. 
Boutcr^ou  fairç  cap  a  la^mcr.  To  put  bact(C  inlo  the 
rnatneyfirfiare  of  running  vponfh^UoweSyOr  comming 
tooneer^thejhorei  •  ^  «  ^ 

Capabfe:  com;  Capableyfuficient-ylargCybigyWide-y  apt 
Y  W  receiuCy  ortal^e  intoit^^ble  to  hold  y  or  containe 
.  fvithinjt^y  alfbyof  good capacittey  apprehenfionyvndh- 
flitndini.     \  -      ^  ..     ft"; 

Opacité:  f.  Capableneffey  largeneffey  receiueabkneffc  j 

alfoyCapacitU^itçjnderflanding\fu^iencie. 
Gaparaflon:  m.  A  Caparifon.  ;r^ài,^^  ft 

Caparauonnc:  m.  fX:Sçafidtm!ftdîp^^ 

prodded  of  ^ûredie$iit€à^^  f%  €|î  vi 

Caparafïbnner.  ï^Jftfjtàr^^ 

ifydreffeerattnemfCTpittpnya  tapai:if^j^  v. 

C^>aris :m.  The Cappr pt$0.^n^mT  $': 
.  Ca{Hlafire«.  A  Sufifidieb9o{t-yd  Re^fv^tOên^t 

dci4 :  ».  A gentUmam  cbujehoufe,  jÊUing  (almojt^. 

iuery  rvberejvnto  thefhare  of  the  eldeft  beire. 
Cape  :  f.  A  Marmrs  gmvne  j  w,  aOmt,  andfieeuelejfe 
Ketoa^e,ûrgarmenty  that  bath,  mjteâd  of  a  cape,  «  ca- 
h  fmbQe^ît\ alfo^ beod,orlarge^andfqnarepeece 
,  of  water  Cbamiety  &Cy  Tvhercwith  mmentreferue 
'.  their  heads  from  wind  and  tyine.  SeeC^p^m    , 

Cape  dc  ^C9xn,  A fhortyandfleeueleffe  gn^rtefcswft 

'Me  cUttbyvfuaUy  mrne  by  the  peorer  tfihabitmu  of 
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y?  tf^tfi^/  Marfcillis, 
Capccr.  us  Cappccr.      x    ^ 
Capcl  :  m.  i4  //«/f  hat 'y  of  04  Ctiapcau.  ^Norm* 
Capclan  :  m*  ^  Chapleini  j  i>r,  /fc<  ^^arf  C/irnr^  i^T^ 

Cfctfppf  i/  ;  alfo.tbe  Cêdfijhi  or  yd  l(mthtri$f. 
CzptlcttCS:  (.The  heads  of  Cloues. 

CapcUn:  m.  ^Capeline.  "^  / 

Capeline:  f.A  little  fiat  yround^andnarrow-brimdhaty 

^    vfuaÛy  rparne  byjh^pheardsymepngersyfoâtmeny&c  ; 

Jnold  time  fouldiouYs  wore  yr on  fculs  of  that  fkfhiony 

:   and  namCyTvhich  bred  the  rhrafcy  -        ; 

^   11  eft  homme  dc  capeline.  He  k  a  man  of  allions  fidl 

,^fcoHra^yjitJvr  an  eritcrprife  'yheisaivorthie^of^gal- 

an. ^Capclan.,  :  r  ' 

Cabçïuchon.^Goqucluchon.    "         '    *  "^  t^. 

Capeiîdu.  pomme  dc  cap.  A  certaine  apple  which  U 
Ae0y0himore  d 

Q2l^ti^^6j!^i  m.  ACâpàrifon^ 

'  ÇapefeWt .  ^  Capefouldc; 

Capçfôiilâe':  m.  A  Gentleman  of  a  Companieji  or  one 
that  h athtxtraor dinar ie  Lendmgs  s  alfo^cxtraordina- 
rie lie^ihiSyOr entertainment.  -'^  W' 

Capèti:ë;5a  m .  The  poore  SchoUcrs  o/Montytgu  CoU 

Capnarci',  &,  Capharder .  Set  Cafard,  &  Cafar- 

■.^d[cc4;4\-- ■•■•..:'•  ■•■■  A  :.■.....■..;  .'    .■■••^■, 

Gapharocrie.  as  Cafardic  ;  Hypocrifie.  \^ 
Ga^eian  :  m,  A  kind  ofcowrfe^ritùjfe]h^ta  ;  alfoy 

^apictrcment.  Primlyyclofciy^  tbeeuijhfyyftemtgfyyby 

^   $ealth;f    '^^  \ / .  :  ..    -r   -      \""       ••  .S-.::' 
tfbu.  ^  play  which  is  not  much  vnlil(e  our  Harry- 
ç}fety  orHidman-blind.  7    • 

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ilamcnt  :  ro.  A  hairejjittleftreakey  or  flaWy  in  a 

Capillaire  :T.  The  hear keVcnudjtairey  Maiden  baire^ 
OTyOur  Ladies  haire.  ^  *         '  ^/ 

Capillaire,  as  Capilairc. 

Capirotade:  f.  ^Ai  Capirotadoe  ;  oryjiued  meaty  com- 
pounded ofVedkyXapony  Cbickeriyar  Partrid^eymifi^ 
cedy  Jpu:edyandCryedvponfiueraUbedsofCbeefeé 

Capi^os  :  m.  fchoolemaifters^  'JifgentSy  cf  Schmks. 

Capitaine  :  m.  A  CaptaintyLeaderyOr  Ccmmaunder  pfa 
companie  offouldiors  j  or  of  a  ftif  of  waire  5  alfii  € 
Rinirleader.  .  -     1.     * 

Capitaines  du  charroy  de  l' Artillerie.  Betwentie^y 
(chefin  out  of  the  frontier  Promnce^ or  as  neire  them 
M  may  be)  v^ho  art  totrouidty  vton  occâfùm  offtr^ 
uicty  fhurt  tboufand  draught  borfesy  a  tjbo^fimd  car- 
ter 5 y  and  fiue  hundred  cartSy  or  chariots^  iàcb  t^^alUft 

proportion  *y  Tbtytartfytntertainrntntoftuerjoneof 
them  is  two  hundred  pounds  Tour,  wh'ub  ht  hath  (as 
well  in  peaceable  times  astnwarlilfe)  payed  him  by 
the  Receiuer  of  the  Tailles  of  the  EkSlion  wherein  bt 
re  fides  :  In  time  of  ferme  he  hath  alfo  fifiie  JhiU^gs 
Tour,  a  dajy  fèrhimfèlfiyandtwentieJmUings  for  bis 
deputicy  towards  the  defraying  of  euery  cart  prodded 
byhimyand  this  from  the  Threforier  des  ^frais  extra- 
ordinaires  de  TArtillcrie.  .,  .^  ^  . 
Capitaine  de  la  Porte .  Thé  Gentleman  Torter, 
Groome  Toner  y  or  chieft  Poi*tery  of  the  J^in^lfonfh 
hold. 


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,  Capitaine  du  Roy^ou  du  Royaulme.  A  title  ofdig- 
nitie  bejlowed  onefy  vpon  Frinccs-y  as  Dulles ^Marqu^ 

.  fiSyEarles.  .  ^-      ;      • 

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JLe  grand  capitaine  des  gens  de  pied.  Set  Colonel 
.general  del  infanterie  Fran  joile.  ' 
Capitainerie  :  f.  A  Captainejhtp  j  the  AuthoriticyOfice, 

or  Placcyof  a  Captaine.    .     ,  y.    ^ 

CzpitàindXe.AnAdmirallGall^yOrShip.  ;  1 

Capital:  m.  wealthyVpôrth:^  a  flocliCya  mans  principally 
or  chiefè y  fub fiance  ;  alfoya  captaineyOr  commaundex^^ 
En  argent  foit  le  coital  de  celuy  U  qui  te  ueut 
mal:  Prov.  Let  money  be  thy  enemies  w^lejïoclfey 
^L^^f  Argent.    ;     /      __*       .    -    -  v*  ^  1 

Capital;  m. ale: f.rt/>/?î  capitally  mortal^ofr  hai-  \ 
noi^ydeadfyydeatl>meriting'yWorthie  ofdijgracexr  of 
great  punijhment.        .  .   - 

Lettreis  capitales.  Text  letters ygr eat  letters.  r 

Capitalitc  :  t.Capitalne[fcy  or  yd  capitallfèâyOr  offence.  \ 
Capitation:  f.  Hcad-filuetyPole-moneyi  afubJidtCytaXy 

ortributeypa^tdbythtPole.  • 

Capital!:  m.  ACaptainCyOr  Commauitder.(yjx\.)^ 
Capitaux^  art  numbredyin  the  7^  Article  of  the  Cu-^ 
ftomes  ^ourdeaux,  ambnz  Earlèsyyicotmts/indBa- 
\rons.    ,.  ■■■■^^    ■^'''  ■■#^'^'  --■•■;  •  .■■:.•••.■•■•  .  ^•7-' 

Capite.  A  Cabbin  inafhip.  ^  /  , 

Capitcl  :  m.  AftrongcompoMndedLyeyivhereofcautCYs 
and  otherVtolent  remedies  are  made. 
Eau  de  capitcl.  A  flrong corrojme  vmdeofthat  Lye. 
Capiton:  m.  Capiton  j  cour fe flea ue  (ftll{e.)  - 

SeCapitonner  de.  To  couer^j^  head  with. 
Capitouls  :  in.  are  (in  Tholcufe)  twelueprincipallma- 
gijirats  '^whereof  the  firft  is  to  he  a  Gentleman(ofthai 
^  Ti'ouince)  the  reji  Lawyer Sy  and  fubjlantiall  CMar- 
chants.         ,  ' 

Capitouls  d'  Orleans.Ti&f  Sfcm/^rx  <?/Orleans5  or  y 
as^ts  EfchcVins,  ^^.  ^ 

Capitulaire  :  m.  A  capitukr  deer ety  a  capitaU  Ordi- 
nance.    ■■'...       ■..>'■  ^ 
Capitulaire  :  com.  Capitular i  ofyor  belonging  tOya  chap- 

■  terj  alfoycapitall. 

Aflemblce  capitulaire.i4  Chapter  heidjbythe  officers 
ofaCathedraUchufch. 

C^itulairement.  Capitally -,  alfoyin  chapter  y  or^  with 

fill  confent  of  the  Chapter.  ^ 

Capitulant:  m.  ante  :  f.  Hauinga  voice  in  Councelsy 
\AjfemeUeSy  Conuocationsy  Chapters  lal/Oy  capitula- 

ting.  .••••  ^■•.•-  •   •  ;  ^■ 

Capitulation  :  f.  A  capitulation  j  an  article  ofa^ee- 

merit.  ■  -  •  •  ,  '[^ [  y 

Capitule  :«!.  ée  :  f.  capitulated:^  agreed  vpon/iijlinpâ' 

jhed  by  Articles^' Chapters. 
Capituler.  To  capitulate  ;  agree  vpm  articles^  todiftin- 

guijh  by  Ar  ticks  ^orCbapttrs. 
Capitulcur^  m.  A  capitulator. 
Capnomatttie:  f.Viuination  byfrnoa^erifrngfrom  an 

attarywbereon  ïncenfèyOr  Toppiefeedyis  burned.  • 
Capolie:  f-  .A  certaine  Indian  fruit  much  lilit  a  Cher-r 

Caporal  :nu  The  Corporall  of  a  band  offouldiors. 

Capot  :  xn.,A  ff%ite  Leaper  ;  alfoyOs  Cappot, 

. Cappe : f.  Afhort  cloa^Cy orloofe^and  ffleeutleffe gar- 

'^  : menty  which  hath  inftéadofa  Capty  a  Capuche  beh'md 

«Î  alfoya  kindofhngyandMti5kle-lke.fhell'fijh'y  alfo, 

the  name  ofafinallyround^nd  ruddieappleSee  Cape* 

'  Cappe  à  femme.  ^  large  hood  of  water  Cham- 

Itty  &Cy  worne  by  cith^ens  wiuesy  &c,  m  fimli  1^^'^ 

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pHchedyChalfC  on.  •  •        •  , 

Pigeons  cappcz.  RufedTiieém  ;the  topofrvhêfe 
ntckes  it  enutronned  with  a  ruffe  i  or  border,  of  fia- 

Cappccf..  ^Jhip  io  lye  a-try^alfo^  to  goe  verynccr'e  the 

Cappct.  noirs  cappcts.  Loolie  Chapcaux^oirs. 

Cappcttc  :  f.  A  little  hood  y  or  doal^e^  hauing  a  capuche 

^n  Jtcadofacape. 

^ppicttcmcnt.^r  Capictrcincnt-  t^Rab. 

Caupot  :  m.  À  countrèycloal^eyOY  courfc^  and  fc  mie 
c lo.i l(C i^ff J ^a s  Capot.     ..  ^ 

C^ppvcs. dzscz^.the fruit Caperu     V  . 

Capprcscl*  Alexandrie.  Lg]ptuii  Capers-^  the hc^ 
Cdpers'y  brought  from  Alexandria.     /       ;  .   ;  r  4  :; 

C^t)mki:  m. A  plot  fetwïîb  Caper  fiïïtibs^ 

■  ""  prier.  •■■•''■  .  ■^:,.  ■  .   ^  '  -r. 

C2}^^S\C.(rhefriai)CaptrU  A//^^^:^-*^       r 

Caprice  :f.  A  hmoryçaprichio^giddie  thought ^fkrita- 
y//c^//  cofilceiti  a  fuddfline  willy  defire,  or  purpofe  to 
doe  a  tfJingj  for  which  one  hath  no  (apparent)  rea- 
fin.      j .,      V    ■  ■■  ■  •'  .   •■  ■  ■;•■'  '.,/■,%>    .-■  •  ''■■■ 

Capricieux:  m. cufc':  f.  Capricioi^^  humrotiiyfkntA- 
fjicall^conceited.giddie-headed.  '    '  '        .^'^ 

Capricorne  :jL  Capricorne  5  miofthe  twelue  SipieSy 
(containingjwentiefiarres.)       :    ""' 

Ci^ncrim.  A  Caper  Jhrub^oY  Caper  plant.   ,;• 

Caprierc  :  f.  A  Caper  plot^bed^or  ground. 

CzpnRcc^rn.jiwildEigge-tree. 

Caprimulgtf  :  ra.  ^  Godt-milker  \m  vnluclfie,  and 

GuU-refembling  Night-bird^  that  fudges  Goats ^  and 
d^  worMfies  their  vdders. 
Caprin,  le  caprin.  Goats^  the  Ifjnd^or  nature^ofGoats^^ 

alfoy  Goats  flejh.    .  -,  '^¥ 

Caprin  :  m.  inc  :  f.  Goatie  ^  of  a  'Goaty  lil^e  a  Goaf.   . 
Capriole  :  f.  A  caper  mdauneing  lalfby  the  Capriok, 
*  faulty  or  Goats  leape  (done  by  a  horfe\)  alfi^the  hear  be 
\  'Manna-graffeyOrVeaw-graffe  y  ^IfOyOi  Pied  dc  Cor- 
,      ncillc*^^  .-'^  . 

.  Capriotrm.  Acaperindauncing. 
C^pviotcr^Tocaperytocutacaper. 
'Capfc  :  f.  A  coffer ychcfl  j  box  j  cafe.    .  : 
C;^{ctin:in.  A  little  coffer  y  or  chefl-,  a  cdsl^ety  or 

box.  :■  -,  •       /  .    .  ■■  ..-.    ■„  .  /•    ,' 

Capfbos  :  in.  "the  rightSy^nd  royalties  belonging  to  the 

Lord  of  a  Place.  ^Bcarnois.     * 
Caplule  if.  A  little  chejiyor  coffef)  a  cdslfetyboxyOr  for- 

sett.  :  ;^  , 

La  capfulc  du  coeur.  Tht  sl(inVcnc2xàMm'yWberem 

the  heart  lyes  I  and  hence  I  •    -  «^ 

Le  cœur  me  tremble  dans  ia  capfîlle.  i  am  afraid  ât 

the  very  heart. 
Captiçufcrtient .  C^^ptiouflyycauitlingfy^y  ouer-curiouffy^ 

alfoycrafiilyydeeeitfiliyy€auteloufly. 
Captieux:  nu  eufc  :  f.  Ct^ptiouSycauillint^  too  turioUs} 

al foydeceitfiiUyCraftif ^fraudulent ^OMteh^ 
Captif:  m.  iue  t  f.  Captiue  ;  talien  m,  imprifoned  by  y 

}varre'y  alfôyferuiUyfubieSly  that  hath  lofi  bis  liber- 

Captiucr.  Tt  câptime  >  taJ^  inyimprifbn  hyymtrrt',  al- 
/o,to  reftramc  of  Ubertk^  bring  iàto/èrtiitiide,  m\e  a 

Captivité  t  £  CàftiuUh:iUn'âl^yhnfr^mmH^ioff 

Capture:  f.  A  capttdrf,  cr  ia^MH  ârrejt,  wfeifkte  ; 

tf»  tfn'ep»|^r/%i&g.  j  alfo^  bootUyêrpey  j  aUb^latk 

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Capuchon  :m.  A  Capuche  ;  a  Monies  éowleyOr  Hood  ; 
^    a/fOy  the  hood  of  a  chaire  ^  alfoy  one  of  the  fix  mufcles 

whereby  the  fhoulder-blades  are  moued.    - 
Capucin  :  m.  A  Capucine  Frier  (of  s.  Frances  Order) 

weares  neither  Jhirtyhor^^reeches, 

Capilciliagc:  r^T^Profef/ionyOrderyEjiateyOr  life  of 
.     a  Capucine.       \^' 

Capulaift  r  m.  A  coffin  fv)-  a  corfi.  • ,  • 

QzpuXxol\S:  m. Monl(es 'yOr ^C^^^cinePritrs^  i  * 
Caque  :  m.  A  Cag\  orythe  fourth  part  of  a  Muidjf^  bar- 
^    reUyàrvefjelly  wberjm faultirfneatSy  pitchy  rofen,  &Cy 

arevfkaUycarrtèd^or\ept.) 
Càqiicduc :  m.  A  niggardy  rn'icher^miferyfcrape-gondy 

pincb-penniey  pénny-fiither  5  a  couetouêy  and  gr  ce  die 
.  .  wretch.  ■     •••y.v'-   •  ;'  •■.■:'•■•''■•■.  -'•  ■^,     ••^:'',  -  '      .- 
Czqucvcl^  fpr  at  y  or  fic!(led  herring]  or  as  Caga- 

rcl.   •.  :S  ■     V  ^'  ■■«^".■V  .;;,•.  '  ,  .      .     '  . 

.  Gaqiierolcs:f.  ThefhelsofSnayleSyPetiwincies.and 
fuchlil^e.  ^Rab.  \  j» 

Caqucrolicrie:  f./rj&^r^yJi//(/'/i«/rj5!;f/y.  f  Rab^ 
Caquerotier  :  m.  ^  cjtcheryeateryOr  owner yofjheli- 
^fifh.   ■  :.  i\    . 

Caqucfanguc  :  f.  r^^  é//7«rfi^y7^^^^  _  . 

Caquet:  m.Pratlingytatlingybublingytutle  tattle ymnch  ' 
talf(ing.  V  V  .J. 

Caquetard  :  m.  A  pratler^b  abler  yt  a  tier  ^long-tonv^e. 
Czc^iXCti.TatledyjtratledybabledyChatteYed.       w 
Caqueter.  To  tatleybableypratUycbatteryprateyVfe  ma- 
ny words.     / 

Caquetereau  :m.A  pratle-bail^etya  tat  ling  iac\e. 

Caqueteur.^  Caquetard.  ^ 

Caqueteulc:  f.  ApratlÎTtghufwifè.  ^' 

Czquçticrt:f.Thefame.         ^^        t 

Caquetoire  :  m.  ^phçe  wherein  women  meet  y  and 
prat  le  together  ;  04  a  mylly  an  oueUy  a  gofjlps  fèafly  &c  j 
alfoy  the  feat  wherem  they  %ffe  tojit  atfucba  mee- 

^  ■    ting.:    '  ■''  .  :-/.''^- ■■■'.'•  '   .  :     ■ 

CaquettemcB^:  ny<  tatUngycac\ling^bakHngyprat^ 

ling.  ^  ^-^ 

Ca-queuc  :  /.  The  bear  be  Horfe^ayUy  Shaue-graffey 

Pewterrwort. 
Caquots  ;  m^  fvhite  Leap  er  s  y  infixed  inwardly  ^  (for 

their  fices  are  very  cleerey^ndj^re.) 
Car  :m.A  CarreyCartyOr  Waine.  tPicard. 
Czr.  Forybecaufe-y  (alfo)  infomucv  asy  confideringthaty 

feeingit  is  as  it  Û, 
Carabafl'e  :  f.as  Callabaflc;  a  GoUfdior  a  bottle  made 

thereof  y  (alfOy  a  Grity  Grampelly  Pungar-fijh.  .ifMar- 

feilloîs.y  ^  ; 

'  Carabafle  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Much  vfedy  or  carried  vp  and 

downeyOs  a  Gourd-bottle  is. 
Carabe  :  f.  A  Corràcley  or  little  round  Sl^ffey  made  of 

O^er  twigs  wouen  together  y  and  couered  with  raw 

bides  i  alfo  jfellow  Amber.  -^ 

Carabin  >m.À  Carbine^  or  Curbeene  ;  an  ^rguehver 

armedwithamorrianyandbreafi-plateyajidferui^on 

horfebacl(e.  •     ^         - 

•  Carabinagc:  m.  An  affault  made  yOraRion  per  firmed; 

byCurbiites. 
Carabiner.  Tojhootyhit^r  knoclctyMaPetronellyor 

horfèmanî  Peece.    . 
Czizco\:tti.ASnaylei(whenceO  ^V 

T9ivcltx:z[2CQl(Souldiors)to  call  tbemfelues  mto 

aRêund^Rtng.       '^ 
Cara6lcrc  :  m.  A  Cataaery  Utter  y  figure  y  ar  forme  of 
writing  j  afo^  marke^okenyfigneyfeâUy  impteffm^  or 

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Caradcrcr.  to  caraSler^  or  carââeri^ei  to  makef^ 
print  y  charadersy  UtterSy  figures  j  âfoy  tM  imprint, 
ftampeyfetyfixamarlie,erfigneoH.  ^        / 

CarafiFc  :  f.  ji  certaine  fumme  ofmeneyypMjedéu  âVof- 
fageToUyOr  dutiiyvnto  th*  Arabian  boêtSalersy  by fuch 

/u  trauellyWitbout  afironiC2izrznJowards  the  Holy 

Carainot  :  m.  i<  Pr^orw  Î  #r^  ; 

Caramotc:i  ThegreatejiktndofTrâme^fomewbat 

k  refemblingy  and  little  lefethenyOiaCrefiice.  ^Mzx- 

Carancc:  f.  li^antyOrlackeof.'  ^^  ^  '      «y 

CaraiKc  He  biens.  ^  NotCy  or  Teflimomall  (vnmer 
dtuers  hands) figmfyingy  tbatfucha  one  bath  nog^ds 
nor  chattels  in fueb  a  place.  ^^^^^^^M^^^^^ 

Caraquc.  5(r^  Carraquc.      *    ï      %  # 

Garasse  -f.  A  hugéyor  great  face . 

Carat  ;.  m.  A  Cadrât  ^  among  GoldfmitbSyMnd  MintmeHy 
u  the  third  part  of  an  ounce  \  amrng  lew  e  lier s,  y  or 
Stêne-cûttersy  but  the  1 9  part  ;  jhr  eigpt  of  them  malfO 
but  one  S  ter  Un  y  and  a  S  ter  lin  U  the  14  part  of  an 
ounce.  ,         .  V 

Fol  à  2  j  carats  (dont  les  14  .font  le  tout.)  4^  ope- 
gioHsfoole^afoole  beyond  a  U  proportion^  (the  fineft  gold 
being  but  of  ij^Carrats.)  ^^      /      « 

Carathcment .  ^  charming  of  é  mans  clnld-get- 

-  ter.    .V      .■':.-:  -.  .\  •■•■-  ,#.:•-■(•'••  '   V,   • 

Caravane  :  f.  ^  Carauan ,  or  Conuoy  of  Souldi- 
.    ours  y  fir  the  fafitie  of  ^Marchants  that  trauell  by 
•  land.      -■■     :^ ■"■■••  ../.:-.'^^-^..  /•.•■:•■■;...■/ 

j  Caravelle:  f.  ^  caruelly  (the  little Jhippefo  cal- 
Clou  à  Caravelle.  See  Cloiu 

Ç^uravellon  :  m.  AfmaU  Caruell. 
Caravenc  :  (.A  little  Moat\or  SIjiifeymade  li{ed  Ttêugb^ 
and(mojlcommonly)of  one  piece.         /  ^ 

Caravireie:  f.  Awry-mouthedyorwryfacedy^encb'y  or 
one  that  often  mal(es  wry  momhesy  or  Hlfmowred  wry 
■  faces.    ■         m-  '^     .#■.:'.<'-,■-•    ,/■  t^;-.: 

Carbs^at:  m-  wetfucket^adeoftbevpptrpdYtofthe 
longwhitePompionyCutinflices.  ^       r 

Carbafle  :  f.  The  Crab^Jh  tearmed^  Tungar.  ^ 

Qzïhzu^mTbeCabotfiÇh.    -  L       >^'i 

Carbonade  :  f.  ^  C^bonadoOy  a  rather  on  the  coales\ 
dlfoy  aflajh  ouer  the  facCyWhicb  fitchetb  the  fejh  with 

Czïhoxiclc.  A  tarbuncle.        » 

Carcaillon  :  f.  ^  corne-deuourini  Mite ,  v  iTw-"^ 
liiU.  :  ■        ■'■''■■'■■  '   '.■■■.^-     ■:^'^    :/^  ■  ■■-^■, 

Carcamouffe  :  f.  The  battering  Engfrii  ^  cmMm 
j^Kamme.  ••■•-.  \'\  ^  -V- 

Carcan  :  tn.  A  Carkanety  ar  colOrofioU^&c. 
worm  about  the  necke^/alfiy  anyron  cbdiney  $r  cetlnTy 

wherman^endorHtyedbytheneel^Udfeâ^émi 
(mtbMtpofline)expofedvntofublki(tv^^ 

CtucanuTkefme.  ^li^ 

Cuchiophcim.  Ah  Articbolpe. 
Carcinome.  A  canlaer  ;  See  Cane 

C2r(X)is:m.MCu(faohiai/bytbebiékf^vpptrpént 

of  a  MaflyV^e  the  cords  that  bold  the fajfletmtotbt 
yârdyfafothroMghartéAuPMlliis. 

Cardaire.  AlcnlrfThtmutrnkt^fitt^fmaUfrkl^. 

Cardamome  :  m.  Cardamomum  ;  Gretms^or  Crmt 

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Carde.  ^  thiflle  Finch  ^  alfoy  the  white  thiffe,  whereof 
Jome  l(inds  ofcardoons  are  made)  alfOy  the  Cardoon 
]    it  felfi.  •  ,:^'.;-         ''..  ■  1^^  ■      /■'■■'-': 

Cardes.  Cards  fir  wooUy&c  ;  worl(ing  cards. 
Carde  de  montagne.  The  white  Car  Une  tbif.fe.  : 
Bois  de  carde.  See  Bois.  ^,  * 

Card^n).éç:£  Carded (^wooU,&c\        \  * 
Carder  la  laine.  To  f4rrfw(wtf.       * 
QtiAcmi  àthfmc.  A  wooU-carder.  -|        _ 

Cardiaque,:  com.  Heartiejjeart-eafmgy  cbrafaUyCom- 
firtmg  the  heart  5  alfOy  pained  in  the'jtomacl^ey  wrung 
at  the  heart  ;  alfOy  in  a  confumptioriy  and  cu7it:nuaU 
fweaty  by  themdi^ofition  of  the  heart  yand  parts  about 

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C^àiexim.  ACard-rnal(er^:  ^^  '  :[\:).- 

.Cardinal  :  m.  A  Cardmally  of  the  church  of  Rome. 
"Cardinal  en  Grcvc-  pne  tbats  bcheadfd  m  the 
'^^  Grcue^fPans.         'C-ffW  -?   •;:'  ''^^ 

EUc  a  fon  Cardinal.  She  batbter flowers.  *• 
II  a  cfle  £iit  Cardinal  fans  s'en  aller  i  Rome.  Ho 
bath  got  a  red  cap  Without  a  CardinaUfinp)  viz.  bee 
bath  lofl  bis  bead,     "^y  /  f^ 

Cardinal  :m.  ale:  f.  Cbi^fiy  principally  of  the  fhjl 

ranime.    •  ;■  ■  ■  -;•■•.'•••■#'/  •  -■■ 

Artillerie  cardinale.  Ordnance  of  the  widefi  bore  ^ 
^^  Cardinale.    <      :    -  y 

^  Vent  cardinal.  Oru  ofthefvureprincipall  winds -y  as 
EâftyiVeJiyNcrtbyOr South.     .^     >     .  . ..    /        \ 
Vertus  cardinales.  C^dinallvertu/s  j  y'l-L.jyifdamey 
lufticoy  fortitude  yfind  Temperance.  -     V 

Cardinalat  :  m. /4  ^tfr^/;ztf /(/)!?//>.  \ 

Cardinale  :  f.  a  l(ind  of  Artillerie  firjhippinp  lefe  then 
the  Culuerineyartddeuifidatfirfi  b^tjoe  Qirdinall  of 
^Lorraine.  >;.'' ■^       ■'■'^m^]^'  '  '"'^^^     '.   ■-     "^ 
Cardinalin  :  rn.  ^iJir/Z^^rj^^  i; 

Cardinaiij[e:m.  ce:  f.  RcdyreddedymadeefareJor 
sl^arlet  hue  ;  in  a  red  or  st^arlct  habit  y  fiéch  Oà  Q^rdï- 
nalsweare.       '  ^    '        "         /      •. 

Cardons  :  m.  Cf^rdcones  ;  the  ftall(es  of  Articbol^es^or 
of  the  white  thifile^  buried  in  the  groundy  or  otherwife 
xfedyto  get  them  a  whitenejfe^y  (excellent  meat.) 
Care  :m.as  Ablerct.  -      ;  ^  ?    , 

Care:  nu  A  certaine  difeafe  that  benummes  the  heady 
^   and  maizes  the  whole  bodie  more  fine elefje  then  an /I- 
foplexie  ;  oryU  deepefleepCy  or  flee  pine  ffe^  ioyned  with 
Wialfneffecftbebraineyfencesiand  motion. 
Care:  f.^t^ficeyVifageyCountertanceylool(eya^e£l. 
Carence  :  i  Wantylacl^o  of-y  See  Carancc.    ,   ^w"^ 
Csj:cnc  :i  The  IÇfele  of  a  fbip. 

Czrdnycim, Lent.  §  ♦ 

Carefine  entrant.  Sbroue-tuefday.. 

Carefine  ^icnant.£brouetide',  Fafbtesi  or  Shroue- 

iuefday.  ' 

Plaidoy^  clc  careunc  prenant.  A  wanton  y  baudiey 
^'iitfcimo/iipkMyOr  argument. .  %  ^ 

Amoureux  de  caKUne.  A  Lentonlouer^âbafiffiUy 

modifia  mddenfyTmer  y  one  tbats  afiaid  to  touch  bit 

mifhrejje.         \  ^      ? 

iFiguc  dc  carcltne.  AdrieJlggeyFr^lefiggeyLenten 

figfo*^  ^-m 

Satnâdecareirne.i>#4^$ainâ. 

Violette  de  carefine.  Tbeêr^jfnriebleWpOrMétrch 

''  yiout.s     ^ 

Vj  ay  prefcfaéfêpt  ans  pour  rn  care£ne.  /  ifc^^ 
rtheplaceweU^ndémfitllweUl^nomtetbere.    1     V 

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Carcffe  :  f.  Acbiering^berfflj'mg,welcommmg,frtendlj 
iHUrtainmen^hu^mgyblandiJhmcnty  l^mdvfage.ma- 

Carcncr.T^  âJ^eriJhyhHgymal^^e  much  of yinter  tain  friend- 
ly,7.fèkindfyymal(ego0dcbeerevnto.  >        :  ;  V 

Caret,  fil  dc  caret  i  Packtbread.  V    ^  '    ;^  V  ; 

Carfbu  :  m.  r/?f  peale  which  rft  alfo  tearme  Curfiiey  he^ 
ing  of  one  belled  about  eight  or  nine  of  the  clocl^c  at 

night*.       L^^^         '•■•^'  •  Ê  ''■'''  ^ 

Cargadc:  f^/ï^Cargaiîon.  f 

Carçaifon  :  f.  The  fi^i^^\  Jraugbt ,  er  ladingy  of  a 

Gai'guc  :  f.  A  charge ym'  onfety  giuen  on  an  enemie. 
Carguer.  To  charge -y  a  foy  to  lade  •,  alfo^  to  Icane  all  on 
one  fide  j  (in  ivhich  fence  it  is  mofi  zfed  by  CMari- 

nets»)  ■.-.'.C^^-'.  :■'■■.-■:.  ■.■%^' ..:-  y  ■■',  ■■■  'm:^  .v\,.     .■    ||..  ^.     -/'.i  ;■;..••■ 

Cariagc*  Lc  cThe  C4niage^uggagey  baggage-,  dll'the 

neceffarie  vrouïponofan  drmie,&c J  Carriedwith^err 

■.  i.''".  aftetytt.   r  '         ;--^^"- -■■•."".-/...•  -.   ":  ■.••;■  ■:'"■;.,.■•.:/ 

\  Caribc.  The  mo fi  biting  l^md  of  Indian  pepperv^^      "  « 

Caribot;  ra.  Idlnnchion^  or  bigpeece^  4i6  of  breads 

Carie  :  f.  toitenneffcy  or  putrifitclm  in  v^ood  by  fohg 

continuance  ,  tf^  wormc  tn  ycood  j  corruption  m  any 
,^tbmg.    ■        ^   .,     '    ^  .^       \    .^:,.    :;;..,^ 

ScCzner.  To  rotytutrifieycorrupt. 
Garieux:  m.  eufe  :  LRatten/putrificd^v^rme-taten^y 
"    corrupted^  .  ■»  ..:■••••  •■■:;■  '■^y  ^'l,-'" 

Carillon  :  i|n.  A  chyming  ofbels  ;  /7 1(neU. 

Ic  tc  frottcray  à  double  c2x\SLOT\.lrpiUbeat  thee  iil^e 

dftocl^Jhy  1  wilifmnge  tbee  while  I  may  fiand  oner 
^thee.      J     ;  .  •  .■..:^-  •:  ..  ,  /  v/      .,;•.  ■.   .#'  •  '  ■■ 
CariHonne:  m.cc  :  f*.  Chymed,or{nat»led. 
ÇzrilloimcT.  To  chymeyor  linewleybels. 
^arillonneur  :  m.  ^  chymeryor  l^nowleryofbels. 

abmari  carimara.  'R^b.  Sr^  Carymari. 

aryncrfc  The  keele  of  àp^ip. 

ariol:m.  ^Cariolc.  /  t 

arÎ0le  :  f.  Tfer  r(?(?/  cr/ii  ifnTr/f  j  tayUyor  the  bone  there- 

ofuherumpe-bone.  ^^ 

"iophillatc  :  f.  HearbeAuenSyBennetyOr  bleffed.  . 
ifi.  T/?f  «4i;f7^  (/  a  certamt  Feare  j  4^,  the  ferrie 

made  thereof.     -  ^^^^^^^  # 

Canze.  J(jfr/fe.      P     •      > 
Carlci^tarrder.  i  '    * 

Carliri.  ^4  Itdlian  cffyni  vmtb  fortie  (^^ 
Carline:  f^The  CarUneyOr  CarHne  thiJlU^y  erronioufy 

confa^ndtdy  by  fome  ^utbars,  with  our  Ladies  tbi- 

Petite  carline.  the  lew,  or  little,  Cârline(thh 

Carlingue  :  (.  TheftepofaMafittbepeeeeef  timber 
wbereintàthefotttberetfemersji' 

Carbnnc.  Vivre  à  la  Catlonoc-  To  tUâk$Uiiify, , 
Carlurcrfi-MCarrclure.' :  ,■ ';|^' .'  ';■ 

Cannaignble:  f.AnApricod(e,       * 
Canne:  ml  Averfi  ',  atfoy ^i charme 'y alfiy  the  btmi' 

beamed  joake  tree-y  alfêy  â  white  Frier. 
Carmeliçiàis  :  m»  The  Ctrmebtes  j  an  Order  of  white 

Carminac^  m.  iue  :  f.  wj^-vùidint,  wind-diffoU 
,-  Jùftg,  wminejii-cwreaitig  y  a^y  flep}-tâming,1uft- 
^'Aàtki^.     I 

y^Trri\n\T\c2ttm.AverliiU¥iêmaher9fverftt, 
Carniouffal  :m,Al(i9d  ofTm-ki^Jbif,  >; .  -      '•■ 
Cyiader:in.ere:f.  Flettne^  MybintditycHteUi 
'.  ^i»-deu9urmiy blmd-affemni;  &mg,trfeedmÊ  m 
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eat  jtifhy  ^Piç  :  alfo,  ajlaughter^  butcberieyl^jUmgy 
flay  mgy  mur  ther  of  men.     i  '  -  %  *v 

Q^xni^cs.  Tlefhy  fiiflymeat,  flefl)WMrey  proutfion 

;-.  àffleflj.  .•  . .  ^\  :■  '  ...'•■•  ,•;  p.  ■-',  .;;  •  -.•■■*-:*  ^' 
Carna^ier.^ Cari>acicr,  V  ^  V;  ^^  ; \'  ' 
Carnaiiage  :  m.  ^tf  Carnage;  kJ{iUingyafl}^^^^^^ 

aflau^hter  j  efpeciall^  of  beajls \a5  />x.CarnaUer. 
Cariialler.  Ta  l(iUybutcheryfUjy;fljtéghtiry  efl'eaafty 

beaft^  fiund  dam:ige'fèfant  (which  the  partie  danimét^ 

fed  in/hme  placeiyand  cafes /nay  lawfully  dàjjanéeaty 
^  or  fell  their  fi' flj.       .  '    ^^--^^  '■■^■::^--:^^-^.'  ^■\.//'- 

^n^cvks:  {.Flfljiemattm^,        .  [^■:'^^\^^'-:yp. 
Cornadier :  rr.  erc:  h  Vlumpc^ficfljkyfiiUpi^tti 

wiUiv^y  alfo^  Garnacier.--;  ^  :^^^i■:,^;•v.^^f^^^^^      '"'"'''■■ 
Carnaval  :  m.  Shroùctide  ya!f0y  a  Ûcentlouf^r  dilute 

Camavalce  :  f:4wéniïïfBitsgrowne  as  HcentmSyûr' 

is.yfçd.rs  licçntioufiyy  oô  the  Cai naval  ;  (ou,  cjui  ÇÛ 

chevauchée  tout  le  long  du  Carnaval.)    !  ^  v  /^|  f 

Carne:  f-  A7iedfe,^vr corner.        1^  ?  •     "v    s- 

Cainc  de  tcfîcns.  A  ^mr  ter  ne  ofTcftonSy  cànfifiing 

offi)ureyOr  off  ortie.    ^;  ^    •  .      ^  -      , .  .     .         >  " 

Cameau :  m.Abattlgnm  (of a  wall.)         ^  *  ^ 

Carnelé  :  ml  ce  :  f .  •  Imbattted  j  bauing  battle' . 

Carnellc  :  f.  Theflampe  ofap'eece  ofcnyrie.    7    ,    * 
Camellet.  To  ^jmpfjor  coyne^  peece  of  Coynes  "> 
Carnet.  ^  Caycr.  '  ^       -^  \ 

Camifbrme:  com.  OfafieJhiefubfianceyOrfin-me'yt'ibe 

fiefh.     f        -       '      -  '         ^ 

CarnoHte  :  f.   Carmfitiey  Flejhlinejfe'y  fiUnejJe  of 

Camu.  Looke  Charnu. 

Carobe.^CarTobe,a^Carrube.  -        ^  ;^ 

Carocher.  ^  coachman. 
I  CaroUe  ;  f.  a  l(tnd  of  dauncewhéreïn  manfdaimctto- 

'    giihei'  \  alÇo/i  CarroUyor  ChrifimoA  fong. 

Caroller.  To  daunce/o  reueîl  it  ;  tofing  carrols. 

Carolus  :  m.  Apeece  of  white  monyyWorth  x  d.Tour. 
êraiuflEnpJiJhpemiy. 

(Srolus  de  Bczan  jon,  Afiluercoyne  j  and  is  worth 
about  ixd^  fieri         7  /  S 

».  CarcJus  de  Flandres;  Another ^worth  about  nj  s. 

Carooler!  To  i»n^«/if^^      ^       ' 

CzTo{k:f.Acaro[p:yOrcaroéch. 
CarotC  :  f.  The  Carrot  (rootyor  hear  be.)  '  - 

Carotc  fauvaçc.  Daucus^  wUde  Carroty  birds 
neafL .  "■.,;;■. 

Carotes.  Thé  bear  be  Carrowayyandckrroway  feed-y 

l[Dodoneu9% 
Carotide,  à  branch  of  the  p' eat  Arterié  ;  wbkh  after 
it  hathjnounted  a  littff  by  the  fide  of  the  ntcke^i^tdes 
itfelfi  mtê  two  branches  ;  one  (inward  and  the  grea- 
ter)  gôes^vp  ta  the  braine\  tbe  other  (outward)  be- 
ftoPHs  itfelfe  M  tbe  Larmxjtongueynofey  eyesyand  muf 
cteafibetempUs.  *  .         ^^ 

Carouges  :  £  CarobSyOr  Carob-beanes^nd Citrob-beane 

cddstttarmedalfiySJobni  bread. 
Carous.  A  catii^e  efdrmi^c,  ,    - 

CarodTcr.  To  qiufe.fwiU^carouffe  it.       V 
Carozze.  <«  Carofle  ;  a  c.trf,acb,nr  great  eoacb,     .  ?^ 
Carpaiè:  to.  i*  certai»  platit,whofe  iuKeJbeingdrmkey 
pmnretb  fleepey  and  iftpepingftranglétb-y  (U  re- 
ptrt  êfâtmcit/nt  Her^^ip  j  jvr  the  moderne  ones  «- 
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then  the  fefljwater  onCy  but  otheiwifti  very  ti{e  vnto 

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'    S^\xtàc\iczmt.AturnïngtQpouertayle. 

Carpcau  :  m,  A  young  Cvrpc.  ^      -  ; 

Carpendu.  pommc  dc  car.  The  apple  calledya  Shorte- 

Carpic  :  f..  The  yol(€  tree.homcrbeameMrd  beanfeyyol^e 
'  Elme.Witch h'afell \ (:t!fc. a^ Charpie,  f Pic.) 
Carpion:  m.  ^4  kmd  of  lonz^headcdy  Jlcnder-bodiedy 
.    .  blacke-Ucl^edyandrphite'beUied  Trout-,  bauing  very 
^  fmallfcalcfpoudercd  (efpeciaUy  towards  the  bacl^e) 
with  blacke  and  redjpoti\  and  growing  not  to  abm  n 
foot  m  length.  —  ^ 

Carpiomic:  f.^  Carpion.         *     ^ 

'  Caruir./wChai:pir/^i?ic. 
Carpobalfainc  :  m.  The  fuit, of  the  Balfamnupr  Bal- 

famCyîïee.  '     \,  '        - 

Carpot.,7'^^  halfiyor  part, *of  the  fruit  yOr  profit  of  a  vine- 
yard,  ^'ce/ded  as  a  rent  by  the  tenant  y  vnto  the  hrd, 
'    thereof.  ^        .  \ 

Carquan  :  m.  ^  car  cane  t  s  a  (rich)  chaine  fir  the 

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Caxqumt  The  fame 'y  or  (both)  oiCzTctin. 
Carquiflfc:  f.  ^  Carinas  yor  dead  cor  pes  -,  the  dead  bodie 
.    of  any  creature  ,  and  hence^a  CatchyPeltyOr  dead  birdy 
/     tota\edoivneaHaul(^ewithaU.  \^  W 

CarquoiS:  m. A quiuc-r for arrowes.  ;  ^v 

Carqupis  :  m.  ife  :  (.Ofaquiuerybelongmg  toaqtékery 

^eptin^aquiuer. 
Carrabin.^.<  Carabin.  ^ 

€arr aeon  :  m .  AfmaU(hutflrong)carricke. 
Carraquc  :  f.  The  hugejhip  tearmed  a  carricl(e. 
Carraquon.  a^s  Çarracon. 
Carrât  de  bois  à  baftir.  A  certaine  quantifie  of  tim- 
ber. • 
Carre .  A  Square-yafquetrt  pcece  in  CutworlieyOr  Net- 

7vorl(e\afquarebedi/iagarden.  "> 

Oeil  de  carré.  ^  fide  y  or  leering  eye  ^alfoy  a  froud^ 

furlie.fiatelieybiglool^e. 
Carre  Je  Carre  d'un  rocher.  The  edge^  or  corner  of  a 

rocl^e.  ^ 

Carre:  f.^  Caire. 

Carré:  m.  c^if.  Squared -y  fquate.  X 

Carre:  corn.  5^/;wrfi  broad. 

B  carre.  Bpyarpe  (inMuftcke.)     -        | 

De  bncarcc  en  b  mol.  Inconjlantfyy  or  vncertamefy  j 
^fhmonefubïeSl  to  another^  V 

Carreau  r^m.  (is  generally)  a  little  Square  ;  (jârticu- 
>  Urfy)  a  Diamondyor  Pic^f  at  cards!)  alft^a  cujbion  ;  al^ 

foyâ  bed  m  A  garden  -,  êlfo^hefquare  if  a  PiÛar  (or  ai 

PhnûiC'^dlfi^pâuingtyUialfiyâ  copktgy&r  pUncbet 
•    ofmettaUybefire  it  be  rounded^  or  coyned-^  alfb^  a  Uy- 

lars  prej/kig-yron^y  alfoy  a  fqiiare  ftone  layedm  Uuell 

w'Uhy  and  at  each  end  ofa  bow  ling  alleyy  and  in  the 
:  mddeft  there9fafrkkefety  as  the  méti\e  whereat  (in 
.    France)  they  iowte  ;  See  Quarreaii. 

Cmczux.Thebends^arwaUsyofaJhip.    ' 
;  Franc  du  carreau.^  cert^eboyifbGame^fircom- 

Vnijct  les  csirti\X%*  To firi1(e  a  baUvnde^ 
'    atTennis^  i^^^  •.  ■•  -v  .  ;'^'-V' 

'Carrefour:  m.  4yQuarr 
Carreler.  Topau€rMhfquar€tyks^bfic1(jts\Êlfoyto 
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Cai  relure  :  f.  Afole-^  orythefol'mg  ofj^m. 
Carrclure  dc  \cmvc.Meat,belJy-tin?berybelly-'Cheere. 

Carrer .  To  fquare  j  to  rnal^c  broady  orfquare. 

Sc  Carrer.  To  fquare  it  y  to  loolie-  (latclyyfurlyyOr  bigge 
on  t.  V,  ■    0\, 

Carrcurc  :  f.  sA  fquare -y  alfoy  breadth  y  or  fquare- 
nejje  j  aHjay  4  fquaring  ;  alfOy  a  rnal^ing  broady  or 
fquare.     •  ♦ 

Carrier:  m.  ^  finder  offionesyor  quarries  officnes ;  al- 
foy  a  flone-diggery  a  (Carrey- many  a  wort^çr  in  ^ufir- 
ries.         .  '.■••':'  ♦■    ^  '    •■■ 

Carrière  :f.  ^n  /;J|f7w»^,  rode^  orfireet  (Langued.) 
alfoy  a  quarrey  offiones-y  alfoy  a  Career ey  on  horfe- 
baci^e^and  (more generally)  any  exercifey  or pla^e fir 
exercifCy  on  horfibad^e-^  asya  horfe-racCyOrya  place  fir 
horf^  to  run  in  j  andythcir  conrfcy  rnnninj^orfiUjpced 
therein. 

Carrière  dc  Valois,  is  eight  foot  broad. 
Lance  dc  carrière.  Se^^r  Lance. 
Donner  carrière  à  Ton  cfprit.  To  recreate  hlsi^irit  ; 
ory  tofethiswitsarunningy  hi^s  conceit  agaddtngy  his 
thoughts'on  a  gal/op.  /   ^  .  ,  ■ 

Sc  donner  carrière.  To  raunge^  flye  out  ;  giue  him- 
felfifcope  ;  or  to  recreate  himfelp  j  to  run  himfe/fi  out 
of  breath. 

Faire  Icloup  à  la  carrière.  5"^^  Loup.  ^^ 
Parfaire  fa  carrière.  TofiniOj  b^  career e^to  run  out 
his  cour fe yt 0  end  hi6  race.     ^ 
Prendre  bien  fa  carrière.  To  part  readily  fiom  the 
hand  into  afiraityand Jwiftycdreere.  *-.       i^ 

Carrilloiirm.  A chymingyor {nowlrngof  bels.Sce Cz- 
rillon.  ""    : 

Carrillonner.  To  chymcyor  l^nowle.bcfs  ;  toma^  a 

Carrobc  :  m.  The  Carob^  Carob-beancy  or  Carob-beane 
codyS.lohns  bread 'y  alfi^Qznuhc.      '^J 

Carroce  ;  &/Carrochc.  ^t  Carroflf  ;  a  Car- 

.  roche.   '     *'  ■■  •••:'^«  '     'm^'^-- 

Carrochier  ;  ou,  Carrocicr.w  Carroffier. 

Cznoifc.  A  caroachyOr  great  coach.  ;  * 

CwiOfC^cr.  A  caroach'driucr-y  a  coachman. 
Carrot  dc  Galien.  I^oJ^f  Ccrat. 
Carrotc:f.  ^arCarote.  v 

Carroube  :  m.  as  Ctitrohc  ^alfOyOé  Carroubier. 
Carroubiw  :  m.  The  Carob  tree^or  Beam  tree. 
Carrouge.  ^  Carrobc. 
^  Carrouiellc  :  f.  ^ ///^/^  fc^^^w  rf ^^.  ^   » 
Cziiïozzç  :  £.  A  caroach.  .    \ 

Carrozzicr  :n\.  A  carodch-manyd  coachman. 
Carrubc:  m.4^  Carrobe; alfoy  afmall  weight  (among 
'  Mintmen^andGoldfmiths)  making  but  the  14  p4rt§f 

an  ounce.  ■    ^ 

Cartamc:  m.Bafiard-SaffronyMoclie'SaffronyWildSaf 

frMySaffronVorte.      :r^   \ 
'Cartaiiîcfylvefee.wiirffctf^^rrfS4jÇj». 
Cartaibnnc.  The  Indianywbole-hopjQ^ndilacJt^bor- 

nedyl^nicorne.  ^  ^ 

Carte  :  £.'  J<  t^P^'^y  or  peece  of  paper  lalfoy  a  cardt, 

alfbya  childs  Horne-bool^e ,  or  ^bcee^  aJfiy  aTk- 

l^adilly  or  fupportcTy  of  Tafieboord  couerei  with  Un- 

nen. 

Carte  blanche.  A  Blanl^e  5  and  hence  ; 

Donner  la  carte  blanche  i.  To  offer  t§  recetue^or 

Jkbmith'tmfilfivnt^any  conditions.  -    * 

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Cartel  :  n 

Carteraii 

Carthain 

Saffrony 

Cvtha 
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Carthetlî 
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Cartifann 
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Architcê^ 

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Carton 
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fuch  wrll 

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CârYi:m. 

Carvif; 

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Carymari 

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Brouiller  les  cart cs.Io^y^f  Brouiller. 

^cptamcr  en  cznc.WeldeJ^yOr.thefirJlthats  dealt 

vntOyat  cards.  -r  • 

Carrée  :  (.A(Utterof)  defiance jn  challenge^  fir  a  (fm^ 
glejcombat.  ' 

Cartel  :  m.  ^Cartcc. 

Càxtctznchcii.Acertatnemeafure  fir  fait. 

Carthamc:  m.  BaJlardSéifrorty  wUd  Sajfron^  mocke 
Saffroyjy  Saffron  dort.' 

.Carthailie  fauvagc,  ou  fylucftrc.  wild bajla/d Saf- 
fron. V  .        ;  ^    ^ 

C2Lnhdh^cs.Squarepeecesoffieeflone.     /        .. 

-  Cartibc.  Afjuarc  table  ofjtoney  but  fomewhat  more 
long  than  broMd.  *   \ 

Gartibcs  d'vn  moulinet.  ToiefirrelSy  or  bands  ofy* 
ron  ïphereby  the  ends  of  a  windleffe  are  ftrengthe-^. 
'  ?icd.:  ^ 

Cartilage  :  vù.AgriJllCyOr  tendre U  oftheeare^nofe  ; 
orjiich  a  ^l^in  a^ubcMeerie  the  toes  of  g^efe^fduc^es^ 

■  '   &c.  ■        .'■■  .     .  •  ■.  ■   .''^   ■    ,  .'■ 

,  Cartilagineux  :  m.cnCcif.CriftfyifiUoftendrjels^  or 

'      grijUes.     . 

Cartifanhicr  :  m.  A  mailer  of  (playing)  cards. 
Carcochc.  ^s  Cartouche  j  alfi^a  Cartridge^or  ro^(in 

Àrchite£lure.)  ^ 

Carton:  m.  The  f hi  cl(e  paper  n^her  eon  Painters  draw 
^  fome times  i  and  that  whereof  (omejhnnes  are  made  j 

alfo^afquarc  pcece  thereof  or  of  pa jlbooYd}^(alfo^a  Car- 

.  ^^f^r  carrc^man  :  f  PiclJ  ^ 
Cartons  d^une  Selle.  The  sl(irts  ofafaddle.: 

Cartophilaccs.  Law-bool^esyauncient  Records yauthen- 

'  r  McaU  writings  \  alfo^the  roemeyChefiyOrpreffe;wberein 
fuch  rvrhings  bel(cpt.   •  .      .*  f  .     . 

CartQUchc:  f, The  cornet  of  paper  wbereinto  Apotheca*. 
riesyand  Grocers  ptt)t  the  parcels  they  retaile -^affoy  a 

-    CartouchyOf  fill  charge^  fir api(loUy  put  vp  within  a 
little  papery  to  be  the  readier  firvji  ;  dlfoya  peece  of 
pdftboordyOr  thieve  paper  y  fluffed  (in  a  roundy  er  pud^ 
dinglilfe  firme)with  buUetSy&Cyand  to  bejhot  out  of  a 
great  pfece  y  a^fiyO^Czvzochc.  v^. 

C^touûc. (The  name  of)  ajhruby  that  bear  es  aMufb^ 
rome-lilief  uit'yMifOythe  fruit  it  felfi.         . 

Cartuche.^  Cartouche.  v 

«  Cartulaire.  A  great  paper^boo^e-y  or  yds  Chartulairc  j 

al/d,asKcCwc,      - 

Cartulaire  :  com.^Cartular  \ojfyOr  in^paper  i proper vn- ^ 
.  to  paperyOrpaper^bool(es.  \  ♦ 

luge^  cartulaires.  ludges  that  giue  their  fentences 
in  writing.  -    ; 

CiLWiim.CarowayeSyOrCarowaylied.        • 
Carvi  fauvage.  ivild  CheruiUy  or  wild  Carorwajes. 

Caruncule  :  £.  A  little  peece  offlcjh. 

Carymari  czrym2LTz.Fainedjwords  expreffinga  great 
coyle^jlirre^urlyburlyy  or  the  confifed  nrnttering  of  a 
rude  contante.  \    -..    |  ^  : 

Caryote  if.^Date.    /       f  .  ■■'  ' 

Cas:  m.  A  Cafeycaufèymattety  thing  ^alfo^a  crime  y  of^ 
fince  yfi£l  J  alfiyofieemey  account^  recjoning  ofy  alfoy 
^e  prmities((fman^or  woman.) 
Cas  fortuit*  i<  bapyOr  chance. 
Cas  prcvilcgiez.4;f  Cas  royaux.    ;  '^ 

Cas  royaux.  Royall  cafes  j  caufes  wherein  the  Ifin^  u 
^^^ereffidfirthepefcruationofhU  rights  yOrthemâtn- 
tenmce  efhU  authttritit\  (ucbM  bet  Treafins  of  alt 
forts  againft  (humane)Maieftie  ;  the  vtolation  ^pàp 
f^^tSyWàfpoteaUmsjfmeibyhmfelfi^'bjji^^ 


fie  els  of  the  Crowne^  dift/irbance  offered  vnto  any 
ofhli  Officer Sy  in  the  execution  of  their  charge Sy  or  vn- 
to any  that  goevp  and  dow  ne  about hjibufineffe-y  Vi- 
olence vfedjriots  committedyor  armes  borne  Jin  vnlaw- 
fill  affcmbiies  j  all  canfcs  tkat  concerne  his  rights jfc- 
uenucyiinanccsycoyningy  offcerSy  oram^irirfhuantj-y 
Churches  Cathedra II yOr  others  of  royall  foimdatiohy  or\ 
therwife  pfiiuledgedy  the  execution  of  letters  patents^ 
&  ofCommifftonsyOrlhiunClms  -under  the  great  feale-y 
and  generally  y  all\;aiifts  that  depend  on  Jcs  <iroi6ts 
Toyzux'y  fir  n^hichylooticDroi&i  v^  • 

Avoir  founts.  A  vpoman  to  be  in  herflorçers. 

'..Ce  ferabien  voftre  cas,r/;/5  mil  fit  you  ivc  II  y  or  bee 

/fir  your  tu/ne. 
Cas  fur  cas  n'a  point  de  lijcru.  (A  ground  in  law). if  a 
thm^befafidby  one  y  it  cannot  bee  refeifed  by  ano- 
ther y  vntiU  the  firmer  bane  tried  bts  titte^nto  it.  ' 

Cas:  \r\.c:i{r^:i.Hollo7Vygr  brol^en  founded  y  hoarfel/l^e 

'  a  bcU  tUBihath  ^ot  a  cra'i^y  or  the  voyceofonethat 
hath  got^  cold.  •    " 

Caial  :  m.  A  hugeyOrgi'eat  houfc ]  aiS\^la?/nor  houfe-^alfoy 
a  village yOrhamletr 

Cafanier:  m.  A  boufc-doucyor  home-bred fluggardl  one 
thatncuerfldrresoutofhiborvnedoores^ 

C2iÇdiQ^^:^.  Acaffocl^e^andilianylongcoat. 

Cafard  :  nl.arde  :  f.  Home-bred  y  houfc-louingy  euer 
liceping  within  door  es  y  at  fi  ,  tame  y.orl^cpt  about  a 
houfe.  .  ..  ^    .         .  ;      •        . 

Cafcaret:  m.  Afirious^^nd  boylingtidcy  or  fea'y  that 
fomctimes  comes  in^etweene  Kourdcaux  and  Ro- 
chel)  furgingyand  roar^ngyand  duertùrning  thebarl{cs  , 
which  be  in  the  way  thereof.  , 
•  Cafcavelle  :  f.  A  roundehyyor  countreyfongi  * 

Calc  :  f.  (Is  proper  ly)a  poor  e  houfe}te^emehtyû/  cottage  y 
(and fome  time  s)  a'ny  houfe  y  or  dwelling  place.    *    '   • 
Doublet  en  cafe.  A  corner  point  t  alien  with  two  mn 
At  Tables.  .          :  \  .  v 

La  Cafe  raonftre  le  Mcfler  :  Pro  v.  >&r,  La  Maifbn 
;  fait  cognoiftre  le  Maiftrc. 

Cafeifomic  :  com,  ,:Made  (round  y  and  fiat)  lil^e  a 
checfe.  >^ . 

Calcinate  :  ?•  ^  cafe-mate  j  a  hope  y  or  loope-me^  in  a 
firtifiedwallf  v^,         1^ 

Calçret:  m.  Acbeefe-fit^orchesfirdytomal(eàcheefe 

MàÇ^tC  •  f*A  little  houfe  j  a  cotCy  orfmall  cot f age i 
ICaiier.^Caferet.  ^ 

tafinc  if.  A  Côte,  a  little  cottggey  or  country  houfe.  < 
Calbisrm.  A  county ey  clowne.  boor eyC  lunch  Jhinde:,  a 

hofn^-bred  hoydon  ;  a  ruflicall  houfe  doue  y  an  igno- 

rantyOf  idle  cluflcrfifl.  \ 

Cafblc:  (.Apofhet  \alfo^  l(md  ofnarrow-moutbed poty 

fomewhat  lijie  a  per fimwgpot.         /   A 
Calque:  f.  fbebead'peece  tear  me  da  casl^e^  or  caf 

Qifc^Qiitti.Thefami^orya  little  one, 
Calsable^.  com.  Fraileybrittleyeafie  to  bébrol^en. 
CaHàde  :  f.  A  gudgeon  y  frumpeymockey  foutyguUyCoufe^ 
'  ningpart^cheatingpranl^iy deceitfiUtricke y  whence-y 
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Caflant:  m.ante:  f.  Irayk,br'ntle,eajtetobehol(en', 
airo,qua^ing^c^tm,bfeakifipnfrm^ng.         . 

Eftoffe  caftant.  Re^ingftig'.    '^  ■   ,    :  ••• 
Caffard  :in.  Acheft-like  ctuer,  <L.cx^4i\t  receptacle i 

Caisation.:f.  U  csffaUm-,  a  quafféngy  cafmg^brea- 
l^ng  i  gbr»g^ting,annuUing^ifiÉimg.  -    •.      . 

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Caflc  :  f.  The  drug^orjpice  /MrmfrfCafsia  j  W  4^, 

(Calïc  aromatique.  Tbe  afomaticaUwoodyharl(e^0r 
.  b. ^(lardCmnamon^tè armed  C2^z.  ^     ^     . 

Cafl^  de  bois.Tfc^yiiwf . 

Caflc  des  iardins./<yî»f  «  fef  4>if  ;  îvW^fe  ilr  fee  W  /^  bt 

LaïundfY  fpil^e.  ^     ;       - 

Carte  laxative.  Cz(ûdifi^h^Vuddingfipi 

Cafle  nigre.  ^  Ciill'c  laxative.        i 
Carte:  f.  A  box^{e,pr^  che[i,to  carrie^  et  {eepâ  wdta 

/»  ;  tf //&,^  Manhaîtts  cajhy  êr  counter  ;  alfoy  atty  cheft^ 
^eaUetyOrhbinct  ;  alfOya  coffin jorjhrinei  alfo^ âjinp- 

pîng'pan  y  al/ày  an  open  mouthed  pan ^  or  vejjell  of 

eaYth.&Cy  fit  to  boyle  thirigSyârfet  plantSyin^y  alfojtbc 
'■    hoUarv  part  oftbe/vle  of  a  borfe^fbot. 

Carte  pointue.  Afijhmefa  fmall  boylin^panne^ 

yphich  hath  a  narroïPyOr  pointed  bottome. 
Caisc  :  tn.ée  :  f.  Brolien,burfi,quaJht  in  pieces  ^âlfOyCaf 

fed  y  cajjeered'y  cancelled -y  alfojiecayedyWornÇyOrbro- 

l^enwiîhii^ç,  #•  • 

Vov^^c^ùic  A  weal^Cy  hoarfeyOtyvh'i^^ng  vêyce. 

Aujourd'uy  caifsicr  demain  carte  '•  Prov.T^  day  )n 
'    requcJlytowoYYow  cajl^ed.  >  /* 

Cafse-loix.  lAwes^'wfi'tngmgy  d'ifcrderlie^  exorbitant^ 

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Caflidonic  :  f.  A  Cajfidonie  \  a  bafè/tttd brittle flone^f 
fmall  vâlueythoughttjhine  htiefirci  alfo^  a  l^nâ  of  ex- 
cellent marble. 
Cartier.  The  tree  that  beares  the  fruit  Cafsia. 
Cartîgnon :  m. Apumpyçr  tbinjoledjhooé.     "^ 
Cartine  :  f.  A  ban1{eting  houfe  y  a  graungey  cut-houfiy  or 
Summer>hûufe  in  thefields^alfê^  liHle  warehcufei  aU 
fo^a  ht  tie  Terr  ace-gai  deny  or  garden  be  fire  a  window. 
CzfloitCif.Awhip:  ^?ic.        * 
Cartole  :  f.  À  ceffiny  box^orcasl^etfir  perfumes  ;  &ci 

Cassolette.  A  little  chejly  cofn ,  box^  or  casket  to  put 

fveetyor precious  things m-yolfoya  l(md offrral  pot  wiijs 

â  narrow  moutb^tefembliTig  a  pt  r fuming  pot  j  aljo^htm 

tlepipl(inyOrpofnet.  ^-^^_ 

CassolIc.^CafoIeyi^rCaflble.  . 

Caflbn  ;  m.  A  great  chifl^  binneyhutchyorfiandardj 

C^onadç  :  f.Fûwda  Sugar ^e^ecinUyyfuchm comef 

/r(?/wBrafile..  .  ^. 

Carturc.4;fCaflcure.  ^    '       -^  v- 

Q^làzàoxxtim.ATioner.  ^ 

Caftagncttes  :  f.  Fmgeirk^ac\ers ,  wherewith  TUy^ 
erSyCrc^malfe  a  prettie  noyfe  infbme  l(mi  ofdaun- 
ces.    .'  Î.' •'■■'' 

CafTe-nioeurs.  ^larm!rs-bre.tlimg,rude.yfaudge,vH''  1  CimgT)dix :m. The  little rt^ater-JmUycaUed m Doi- 


cii^ilc, 

Cafle-milflaux.  Checfe-cakcs  'yjory  a  l(mdofthicl(yand 
three-cernered^ôr  horned  cal^cSymade  nfbutteryCggcSy 
andcheefc.     .  .  ,.      - 

Cartc-noix  :  tn.  Acracl(C-nuty  omtèt-cracl^er  ;  alfoy  a 
l(mdtf  little  mount  aine  DaWyJpecl(ledyas  an  old  Star- 
ImgyâUouerwitbwhite.    /'       .  - 

Caise-pot  :  m^Afport  wherein(tbe  .gameflers  flanding 


in  rowes)  one  tofeth  an  earthen  pet  at  another  y  who  tf  .f    '  cbejlnut. 


chicl(eyOr  Dydoppef. 
Caftagnolc  •  f.  A  big  finned yand  cheflnut- coloured fea^ 
"  fifky  infeafon  about  the  Spring  time^but  the^n  withatt 

fo  comritoTtythat  the  better  fon  of  people  care  not  for  it: 

fMaricillois.  '  '^'' 

Caftagnon.  A  certaine  fifh  thaï  ma\eîh  a  tyft  in  the 

water 'y  See  KoquÀx.  v    ' 

Caflaign:  m.2,ignc.  Cheftnut-cohured^y  of  y  or  lil(e  a 


he  catcheth  it  not  y  falling  it  bteal(es^  and  bee  fir  fey- 

teth^  *  .  '      # 

Carter.  7o  brealiéyburjiycrafhin pecces y  quafh  afun- 

rfrrj  affiyto  cjifeyCdfeereydifchargey  turneout  of  fir- 
i  mceydepriue  ofentertainment  ;  alfo^to  infiinge^nnuU, 

iancell^abrogate. 

Carter  hnoiEiït.Tocrac\ethe  nut  ^alfoy  to  cogged 

Dye.  ■  ■  •  .  ■  \  ,    ■  :  •■■■  •  ^  .     •  ■■  *^  . 

La  langue  humaine  n*a  point  d'os^fc  (f  arte  poiâiî- 

ne  &  dos.  A  Prôner  be  expr  effing  thefirce  of  a  malici- 

OHs^enraged/ir  infiâied  tonj^ue.- 

Qui  a  des  noix  il  en  çaf^,  &  qui  n*cn  a  il  s*cn 

paflc  :  Prov.  Manyywhen  they  bauefuperfluitiesy  can 

vfe  theni^nd  when  they  haue  noncycan  want  them. 
Çarterie  :  f.  A  breakingyorquajhing  j  a  difibarging^  an 

infiinging^^ cancelling.  • 

Cassa&is  itn.tillsydrawers^orboxeslnapreffe^  tor 
binet.  ^ 

CiSsçxor\im:rheSteeueyOrCaUmiiriei  a  fi  fis  y  Usais 
fomewhit  longer  than  the  CuuUyOr  Sea-cut^  but  other- 
W^fè  refcmbles  her\  alfoya  veJfeUfimewbat  ïi{e  ajpof^ 
netybut  without  fiet. 

Caflctln  ;  m.  A  little  cheftjcaskefyor  cabinet  ^finatt  fir- 
eery  cajbyor  coimter  \  boXytitt^r  drawer.         # 

ÇafTcttci-rf  ftttleJhallBW  boxycafiyùr  veffell  made  of 
bâords  to  put  jfoWerSy  or  branches  of  fmall  trees  /»j  alfo^ 
âfhuUcaskety/^befiyCabinetyûrfvfcer'yalfiyabox^  tiU^ 

\  drawer  ;  dfiy  d  fmall  coffin  y  orfbrtne  j  alfèy  d  little 

trough  fir  birds  meat  i  aJfo^  d  Utile  fyingpan.  . 

Cafl[eur:  m,  Abredlier^burfieryqiufberycaffa^ycl^ 
better,     •  -^V.-/-'  ■  -       ■;  ■;-.:•.   .;.•.,..    .^..  • 

.Caffcurc:  î.TbehaHermgyêrcfacIpngofaveffeUi  a^ 
wy  brealfin^r  bsirfiinginpeeces  y  dlfo^  d  caffing^  d\fi 


Caftaîgûe:  f.  Afcallo0lie peeceofyroninthe  midfiy 
or  mouthy  of  an  oldfafiâoned  bit.  » 

Çtftaloifflie.  A  Spanifh  couerletjor  rug...-     - 
Calte.Io(7ij;^Chalte;'  ,,:  » 

Cafliilail  :  m.  A  spanifh waight proportionable  vnto  the 
Vcîoywbich  in  gold  comes  to  vii^.s.  fterlingy  influer  to 
itpf^.  or  thereabouts.:  #         ^ 

Caftillailifêr.  To  imitate  or  afeâi  Spanifh  fi fi»onxi  or 
humors  j  to  play  the  Spaniard -y  (hence)  alfOy  to  j^eal^e 
-  bigy  fiandohfroid  tearmc^^  tat^e  verie  much  vpon 

GaftiÙc:£  Ci^fiile(thenoblefit:e^ofSpa!ne^y)alfoy 
contention  ^deb  at  eybrablingy  altercation  3  whence  y  lis 
font  en  Caftille.  There  u  a  iaxre  betwixt  them  \ 

.    nndi      ■ 

^.Prendre  la  caftille  pour  autçuy.  To  vndertal^  ano- 
ther mans  quarrell.  '-'-^  V 
Pierre  accaftilk.22wfr/lwf.          ;    /  - 

CiMîCl  :m.TbewildGoofeberriefhrnk. 

Cafton  :  m.  The  bea^UyCoUety  or  bead  of  a  ring^  &cy 
wherein  the  pone  is  enchdced.x 

Caf^onm.TbebeaftcaUeddBeuer. 

Caftoréc  :  in.>4»  Caftorcum. 

CsûoteviïiTbefthrki^g  ejle  ofBeuersflonesi  or  rather 
an  oyHe  liquor  contained  in  two  pouches  which  ckaue 
'  vnto  either  fide  of  the  CroinepfbothmakyOndfimaUy 
Beuers j (each of  thofe pouches  bfingas big éu a  Urge 
benne  cgge  y  whereas  tbiftones  of  the  male  are  no  big- 
ter  thin  a  cocks fttmesydnd one  fiftencdvnto bis  basic 

Çaflrainetation.  7be^cbing,9rmeâfini»guit,  cfi 

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Parties  caTuellcs.  The  fale  of  Offices^  wthertuenue 

Caliicilcmcnt.  Accidentally ^cafuaUy^by  hap ^  or  hab- 

Jab  ivncertaiHly-rtranfif  only.  *•         . 

Cafuiftc  :  m.  À  cafuifi  ;  one  that  mites  of  the  cafes  of, 

confaence.      —       .  '■  .;- 

Catachrcfe  :  f.  the  abufe^or  necefarie  vfe  ofommrd 

for  hc\e  of  another  more  proper .  "'     ' 

Catachrcftiquc.^^«y«*  ;  »f  vfedythough  improper,  fir 

xvifit  oftbatrvhich  would  be  mote  proper.      . 
Catadoupes.  <w  Catadupcs. 
CatadupCS.  The  fills  ofNtlus  ;  or^  certaine  high  places 

where  thst  finer  violently  fhlliniJfiaiics  a  roa  fin^yjr 

borrihleno'fe,  ■    •     »  : 

-^ztaéottiCcr.Toliiffe  with  the tongite.        2; 

■  Cataglottiline.  ^  ife'/Z^Tifc/y/iyc  w/A  the  tongue.  ■ 
Catagtnatique:  com.Of^or  belonging  to  bolf^en  bones^ 
.  Of  the  breal^ingof bones -^alfoy  hcalingt  or  clopg  f/tih 

breaches. 

Catalepfic:  tAdifeafcccmmmg  of  the  braise,  di- 
flc  fHpcred  with  drtneffe^md  cold.     • 

Cataloi^uc;  m.  A  Catalogue,hft,rowle^Reg:(ley,  K.alen- 
defy  enumeration  f  rccenfion,  recitall  of  names  f  mat- 
tersy&c.         ••  ,,       '    ^  ' 

Catalongne  : f.  AfrvhiieJSfâmJhrugi  9r,4iCoitrfe  co- 
uerlet  ofCzto\o^ni,i^       ;^ 

C2t2imii]y.if^omemfl(H9ers:'  -      \,^n 

Cataplafme  :  m.  A  cataplafme,  or  poultiS;  a  (foft,or 
mntfl)  plaifter.,  '  i 

Cataplafinc  dc  chair  dc  vautour  avec  les  vifs.  Wee 
fay  y  a  plaifler  ofwarmt  guts  (wherein  Uacberie  « 
meant.)  -.••''  ■■.:_:.-'.  .."'.-.,■,/-     >  , 

Czta^ucc  çcanàc.  The  bearbeJ{jeke,  orTicke,  Rcci- 

nus,  Palma  Chrifti.  r- 

CiXspucc  pcûtc.  Garden  Spurge. 

Catapulte:  f.  Apingyor  warlike  engine:, wber  tout  great 

arrtwes^  darts  were  Pxt, 
Cataraâc  :  f  A  violent  fall  of  waters  from  a  high .  a?t^ 

jietpc  places  atfoy  afimg  yron^bound  cbejl^  open  in 

tbetêp^ndfetwithpilfes  in  the  bottqmey  thereby  to 
-  fiicl^fiPyàndfieadify  where  it  it  to /land  -^fed  e^e- 

daily  in  watcr-worl(jes'j/alfo,a  Ca  tara^yVr  web  in  the 

eye. 

Catarrc.  S«  Gatarthc.      ^    ^ 
QxiiX^'.m.Arhep$mty»rcatarrty 
Catarrhe:  m.ce:f.  Troubled  with rhewmi. 
Catarrheux  :  in.eul£  :  {JHhewmaticl^tyjuU  ofcatarrtSy 

oroftberbewme.        ,,>:.;     » 

Catafh«.«Cada(hrc.«*  •«:"'-/*   . 
Cataftrophe.  A  catafltofheycmclufimjlafi  a^w  part 
:    ofaptay  -,  Ute  (butting  vp  of  a  matter  -,  alfoy  tifvtter 
~    ruineyfkbuerfan ,  depuBtcnyjktéU  ,  #f  finall ,  end 

_0f,  ■.:■:■.■  ;■■,■■■  .-.^  ■■■.    ^^i-j,:,<|^2-..,^l,«..■.WS 

Catedilme.  A  deluge,  illuviony  or  inundatim  :  fRab. 
Catenque  :  com.  SadJheame^orrfmfiUtJnmtUncho' 
Ueyfih0fpenfiuenefey  anihmgmi  downe  the  bead 
:  withiU  J  (vfid  in  my  Author  (by  onetba  t  would  haut 
';  j^f^  learnedfyjfirfijftjwiiidid^  ^oub^dwitb  the 

I  Catégorique  :  com.Cêthegtri(aU)plMne^ÊsabentkaO, 

alrtaditréfolmdan^  vï- r^ 

itegorïqucment.  Cathegoifieglly,plamlyfrêiaulfy, 
without  wrfHgÛng^  the  purpofh,,:  -Ti 

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Cateloniic  :  f.  A  whte  Spumjh  rug  -,  or,  a  courfi^  and 

rough  couef  let  of Cai:\\oG^r\2(m  Spaine.)    y. 
Catepleurc  :f.  A  crofje  (a\ie  ;  (Jucha^s  is  vfe(jl  in  Ca^ 
rauelsy  Galliesy  Hoyes^  &c  -J  a  pfiaci{e^  or  mï'K$^n 
fayle.  .     ..  .         : 

CarefoUc  :  f.  A  rabbets  nejl^,  or^the  hole rpberin a(poe) 
conicyl(eepSyand fteds her yongones.  •  .  '     "^; 

Catcrvc  :  (.A  routycrueybandytiioupeyvncertainc  mm- 
beryConfifedrhHltttude.  *-     .         4^      .      ' 

Catcild.  A  cbanell'y  or^nêîotftly  a  mouible  (which  may 
fiUoïif  a  bodie^flndbe  remoiudffom  place  to  place)  but 
alfu^ any ïmmouableytbat u no  inheritance. 

CatcuL^  Catch  • 

Çdx\\zn\c^c.  A purgatïuey  or  euacuathc-^  a  purgi?!^ 

*  midicme.^    ,  .        — r         ^ 
QzÛ\ÇQ\\\(^x.rocatechife.  -ï.. 
Cathedral  :  m.ale:f.  Cathcdraîl-y  of^or  belonging  to^a 

Cathedrallchmch\  andhenccy  ^ 

Elg-ifc  cathédrale.  A  MinJieryW  Cathedrall  church. 
Cathcdraiit  :  m.aiitc  :  f.  Sitting  as  lud^^  or  modéra- 

'^'    toy.      „    .''■  •■••.'* 

Cached ratiquc. A cert^hie fie ^or ductie^  helongmgto^ 

a  Bip)Op  when  he  U  fir  ft  inucjitd  into  k^fea.     . 
Q^i\\t2fli\t\Ç.  .A  predicm^nt.  ,     ^.  - 

Cathciane.  The  name  of  an  excellent  plum  \  vphereof 
there  are  three  l(mds^  the greene, white  one ^arid  violet 

•  '  one.  '  ■•  V  ;  '^■'.'  • 
Cathcne  :  f.A  chaîne  ;  xpherice  j  Mat  dc  cathciic.  A 

fiirmts^^r  enraged  fiottr^-r  '  \ 

Cathcietique:com.  Ed ting^or  gnawing  awayfuper^ 

fluousy  an^  ouer-eminmt  fi^Jh^or  stfin. 
Cathcrinajfe.7*if?^  bear  be  Tobacco.  . 

Catherine.  The  bramble  berriCy  blac/^e-be/rie  ;  dew- 

berfie-y  the  berime  of  the  baire  bramble^  or  beatb  bram-^ 

ble.     .  •        ■  ■;   .^    •  "  -/  •■■  ■•  .     '\  ■■    - 
Cathcrincttcs  :f.  Ortaineprctfieflowcrs  (lefe  than 

pinl^es)'  growing  in  clufters ,  or  many  tf^ethet  on  one 

flaire.  '  ,  '    - 

Cathet  :  m.   Cathctc  :  f ..  Verpendicular  ^  plnmpe 

downe  .  '^:  • 

C^thcux.  ^k^d  of mouablesyalthough  they  adhere  to 

the  foylCyOr  befiiftened  to  a  boufe.  ' 
Catholicoil.  A  certaine  compofitionin  ?hyfic\eyfo  tear-* 

med'hecaufe  it  purges  all  l(tnd  of  humors. 
Catholique  :  com.  Catholicité ,  zniuerfally  genet  all. 
Catholisation  :  f.  7he  beingyorbecommmga  Catbo- 

lirlie.    ■  , 

CdthoïiZÇr.Tocatbolilfi^eit^  play  the  Catboliclfe^  be- 
come a  Catboltc^e.     . 
'Cat!  :  m.  ie  :  f.  clapped  dope  vnto^thrup  ha^dtogetber-y 
y^^Aaù^  dofe  woucH  j  (fi^rit  ua  weauen  tea/me.) 
Catiliniime*  Catilmifmeyconf^racie.  ,; 

Catinimi.  Incomers^  vndcr^and^  in  bugger  mug- 

'  ger.     <     •-■-'   ■        ■     '■     '         .        -    ^•■■• 
Cztiï.Toclofe^tofettle^o  thruHbard together  y  inwea^ 

uïng\(jorit  is  aweamfitearme.) 
Catoblepc  :  f.  A  {ind  ofBafiliskeyOi'  venomous  worme^ 
rwhichwthberfigh^  - 

Catoirc.  A  (ee-hiue.     '  '  r      ^ 

Catonien  :  m.cnnc  :  f-  Crauejeuere  j  gnm^  aujlert  j 

cenfur'mgeueiy  bodies     -  /  -     ^  .. 

CatonSvdcs  ca.  Cathm^  cattails^  aglets ,  or  aglet^h^e 

bUmms  0 f nut-trees  y  &c.  ^       - .;%.  a  -      «^ 

Catopr«nantic  :  f.  Diuinatm  by  a  looknig  glajji, 
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àTchïi)âhath;attbt  time o f  his  deâth^duc^vnto  bu 
Lândlordt. 

Çavaillcr. /w  Cavalllcr.    ' 

Cavain  :  \xyA.hote^cauejbolloiPifncSyhollQWpUceJbollm 

Cavalcade  ;  f.  A  riding^oY^A  rcadofhorfeyTvbence'j 
Faire  la  cavalcaclc.7>  courfc^or  raunge  vp &  downe 
onhorfebaclie. 

Czv^czdox.  A  HQrfema'4^  Rider.        - 

C2Xd\ç:(:Amaïe.  ,  -  .       .    •: 

C2\z\QY.Tofiaull(eytodog'^SeeCayaUcr. 

Cavalet :  n\  Along hoUoiv fliclce y  through whub  they 
zfcyhifomejiUccs^  toblawlbe  fire^  infteadofbel^ 

Cavalier  :  m.  A  horfcmau,  or  man  ef  armes  ;  a  cam- 

leere]alfVya'g^llant',anobleyûri¥(nrtbiefeUû      ' 
Cd\z\in:n^'Alitlehoî/e.  ,     /  ^ 

Cavalic  :  f* -^ //wf-r. 

Cavaile  :  m.  ec»  f. Ridden  j  trauellcd  on  ;  toyled  ;  alfi^ 
^fiaulk^dyôv  dogged. 
Cavalier  .To  ride  ;  alft^  to  tratiellytoyUyzfe  lil(e^  or  ^,  a 

horfc'y  alfoytoJlaull(CyOrdog.  ;  -    .    ♦ 

Cavallcric  :  f.  Horfcmanfloip)  al/o  borfemen.  ' 
Cavalletdc?  phnchcs.T/;e  highefi^or  mojl-raifed^part 

of  garden-beds.  .  ^     ,       - 

(^yls\\clXQ.A}(mdofî.ockjl. 
Cav^ier  :  m .  ^4  high  plat  forme  in  a  fortrejfe^  to  plant 

gtedtpe'eces  dn\alf0yasCzw2]icT. 
Cavallin./t5  Cavalin. 

Cavalot,  A  certein  coync rforth  about  nys.atfLanag^ 
•     er  little  hot fc,  ^^     \    .  \ 

Caubarc  :  m.  .A  f^ndic  couUred andvcrie  venmous 

Cerpcntyof à  cubits  length.  \ 

Caucheaux.  Taxes  payed  vnto  Lords  in  Hcnault  /(?- 

wards  the  maintaining  of  common  banJ^es  y  or  cau^ 

feyes.   '  \, 
Cauchcmare,  the  difeafe  called  the  Night-mare. 
Cauche-poulet  ^  or  Cauchc-vicillc  ^  as  Cauchc-  ^ 

inarc.' 
Caucher.  To  hatch^orftt  on-y  to  broodeyorfit  oner  ;  m 

bennes  do  their  chicJfens  j  oryos  Cauquer  j  to  tread  a 

benne.  .  v'  ■  ■■'  ^ 

Cauciagc. /ty,  Caucheaux. 
Caudatairc  :  com.  -^  traine-bearer-y  one  that  bear  es  vp 

thetraineofagreatperfon.    . 
Cauddcc  :  f.^  ^^w^f  iZ:  fin  la  Bcauflc,; 
Caudcrct  :1rn.  A  hot  batbi  caUedfo  in  the  cduntrey  of 

Beam,  where  Chaude  is  pronouncedy  Caude, 
Caudicc  :  ra.  Thefloclfty  ftumpey  or  bodieofa  trtty  of 

Jhrub. 
Cave  :  f.  A  cauey  cellar ^  vault^  or  boUom  place  in  the 

f'ound.  [■ 

au  benifte  Ac  cS!^t.Tmi  iftrong  droite. 
Marier  la  cave  8clc  puis.  Tomnglewinc  andwater 
together.  -  .  ^  : 

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Cavcnne  dc  bcrgier:  f.aSbefHeartls  ctte\Htlf  cotteie^ 

or  cabine  made  ofturueSyft^Mfybottibei,or  leauei.  i 

Caver.  To  boUowjir  mal^e  boUm  ;  h  dtg  into, 

CzvcTC2U:m.  A  little  caue^orfeUar, 

Caverne  :  f.  A  denneyCMÙerne,grot  j  hoUctv  place-y  lui-> 

.  kinf^hoUypriuie  cornet,  •  */ 

Cayenicau:  m'.,A little caue,prcaueine;         r'    ' 

Caverneux  :  m.euïc  :  f.  HoUwyfiU  ofdennes ,  cduiSy 

J  '* holes 'yalfoydweUingincauesyabtdr/tgin  dtnnesy  lur- 
king in  holes.  ^ 

Cavcfannc':  f.  A  cauefany  fklfe-Yitmey  or  head-fir  aine 

(commonljtoffiUfc) to leadyor boldyU borfebj, , 
CzycCch€iXT:hehead(barbarouJfy.) 
Cavtfne.  PMWr<//y.  (v.m.)      -         •       - 
Caveifbt  :  m.A  Pole-head, or  Bull-head i  the  ltitiebUcl( 

vermitte  whereof  toadsyand  fogs  do  come, 
Caveflane.  <w  Cavcfannc. 
Czvc^ncif.  A  martingale  fir  aborfe, 
Caveflon.  oi  Cave jon.    •  ,,    »■• 

Cavette  :  {.A  little feliar^alfoya  little  (.aue,denneyVti$lt, 

hole yvndmr ground,  è-'    • 

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Caveure  :  f.  A  hole^  boUow  j  ahoUowmg, 
CauharCfSf*  Caubare.  '  •    « 

Cavi'cr.,  Scigpcur  o  ALandiordy  or  Lord  of  the  foyle^ 
,    who  hath  lot»  iurifdi^ionouer  his  tenants. 
Cavillateur  :m.A  wrangler ^  cauiUer,  contentiout  fèU 

CavillaJtion.  AcauiU-y  a  wrangHngpropoMEK^  oner" 
thwartreafon-yal/Oyacauilling.  .'9^".-%' 

Q^s'ûhxo\xe:.WfanglingyCatÛing. 

Caviller.Ttf  cauiU,wrangle^eafon  cvoffely^^ealne  ouer- 
thwartfy. 

Cxviiion.  A  kind  of  little  Mullet.  ;    * 

Covin:  m.  A  hoUewwayyOr  dry  broo^e. 

Cavine:f.  Tbebottome  of  the  mouth  wherein  the  root 

-   of  the  tongue  Ù.  }■■■      -  »  ^ 

Cavité  :  f.  A  cauitie^hoUowneffe  j  boUffW  way  j  orhei- 

low  place. 
Caule  :  m.  TheJlalkeyOrftemme  of  an  hear  be  j  alfb,  the 

hearbe  Colewoft, 
Caulebafle  :  f.  A  gourd -,  «•,  a  bottle  made  of  tbe  rind 

thereof,        ^  - 

CMÛoaàS:va.Cabbidges. 
Caulc.  as  Chaiid  ;  Hot  :  (fPic.  alfo,  ss  Ciut  ;  traf^e. 

Caumas.Hof  ;  f  Gafc.  > 

C.2}mé.The'7iameofakindofvine,    ; 

Caunc  .A  certaine  ffhi  not  much  wuiiJfcf  vnto  * 

Pearch.  •      /       '  ' 

Cftùny.4ir  Pcncuxfif  Tours.)   ï 
C2ua\ici{-Atent{ftretvmtnd'y)andbenee', 

Quandla  fille  pqevnau^e  on  luy  peut  mettre  la 
■  '  caiique :„Ptov.--'^'  -m-^^-^-^vi^m^-  «««"--"*  ^  •  ^ " -•  ■'■., 
Cauqué  :  aa.  ce  :  £  Trodden,  m  a.  benne  -,  tented,  m  a 

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CauquenaareuitfCauAémare:  fPic. 
Cauquer.T'0  tread  m  bemie/u  a  coci(edotb  :  l(t^«mAl- 

Ji;f«  tent awound : ^CsSc.^^         v  vïj^^i^ 
Ouiquier.  <w  Cauquer:  fPic.     v^^^vî*^ 
Ctusaian:  lo.  A  vrr angler,  br angler,  hréUtfi»gor  ^i^i- 

éiésper/èn^-rry^''':  .   .    ..-■  ^v}My^k^ ''^"^'^^  ^ 
Cauiateur  :  m.  ASuitet,  m  jfartie  contendrng',  ttffUe 

m  a  fkityorin  law,    '  "     UrV:;:;'--?^'^-  .^  ._,:.:.:.■■.:,■..  s^■^ 

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càufe  often  ^eedi  but  badly  ;  or  right  fometimes  u  con^ 

demned  tu  wrong.  ^ 

Civicr.TocaufeibringtOrbe  the  tccajion  ofi  alfi,  tp 

xMtend, mangle, brawle^ftriue  together  in  words.,  al- 

fi  y  to  prattle,  babble ,  tal\eidlyt  reafonfèoltjhfyj  vfe 

much  fpeecb  to  little  purpofe, 
Caufercflë  :  f.  ^fcmvld^  brabling  woman  ^  aî/ôut  ht- 

ling  hufivi/ey  f  ratling  go  ftp. 
C^àsèïk:^'  -ApyatlingytaU^ing,  babling-y  tdle  ^eech, 

vaine  tall(e  ^tedious  difçourfing. 
Çaufèur.-aàr  Caufaïan  j  d/y3,a  babîer,pratlerytatlerjan» 

gleryidle  tallfcy-y  one  tvhâ/è  tongue  neuerrefls 'y  af/Oy 
^   tnvldlawboolies)  as  CiuÙKùr-y  a  par  tie  in  a  fuit  yor 

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'Caufcufè:  tV -«/ Caufeuflc. 
'  Caufl'e  d'vn  Ayfcmcnt.  The  bottome  of  a,  wi^w  j  the 

roomeyOr place  wherein  th'ordure  lyes. 
ÇauHiquc:  com. Caufticl(^e:,  burnings  fcaulding,  fcor- 

ch'mg  thé  iliinne  j  aifo  ,fmacl(ing offaltyor^fafharpe 

tnji.  ..       ■. 

Caup  :  in.caute  :f.crafïie,fubtile,mliefflyi  warie^d- 

uipd,cunningycireum(peîl, 
Cauteleulèmcnt.  C^utcloiiiflyy  fubtily,  cimmngfyyfli' 

ly,craftilyy  deceitHilly^oHerrettcbingly. 
Cauteleux  ;  m/cuîc  :  f.  Cauttlous^eceilfùUy  gélefùlly 

craftie y  cotifenin^'y  fùUofJIeigbts,ivdes,Jètcbes/e0' 

cbes.    j     .  . 

CautellcTf.  AwiUyCauteUyfleight'y  acriflîe  reach jir 

■  jètchyguUcfùU  dettife'or  endeuory  alfo,  crafïy  fubtdtity 
^  trumpefie^deceityCoufenage. 

Gauteller.  To  deceiueybeguiUyC0u/èn,euerreacb, 

Cautement.  Slifyy  craflily,  cunningly,  fubiiljfywarifyy 
circum^eSlly^uifedly,       *  • 

Cautère:  m.  Acauter-,  a  fearing  bot  yrm  ^  or,  (more 
generally)  any  thingtbats  applied  to  bume,atfd  U  bur-^ 
,  ningyOr.boylingyhot,  ^ 

Cautère  aduel.  An  aHuall  caiitcf -,  fucb  a  one  as 
bûmes  aUualfyyOnd  incontinently  -y  aSyfiauWng  oyle, 
red-hot  mettait 'y  ipoodtbrougb-bumty&c,  • 
Cautère  a  bouton.. r/'f  button  cattter  ;  fmeothy  and 
headed  lil^e  a  button -y  fit  to  cauteri^  dpart,  Tnhereof 
theslftnneisonelytobeopenedfiranijjue,     . 
Cautcrc.drculairc.7ibf  «yr^At»» M* Wj  umade  •/ 
fiuepointed4uttonsyfetrottnd,orinaring,thereby  to 
works  th^more  ege€tuaUy. 
Caufiere  claval.  A  certain  cautfr  that  goes  little  dê^ 
-^  per  than  the  sf(tnne.  •      -  •  '       -  ^    '        —^ 

Cautère  cultcllairc.  The Ipiifi cauttr  iii  like  a knifi 
wiîh  a  thkke  backi  which  holding  the  beat  longmakes 
it  in  wording  the  more  effe^uall,  5>       . .  "^  '  "■' 
Cautère  daâilaire.  The  date  canter  i  fo  called,  be- 
caufejàj^nèd  li^ea  datefione.  •  = 
Cautère  dorfaL  The  bac^e  earner  j  or,  that  {ind  of 
hifijikf  cauter  which  c»ts  but  on  tb'onefide,'"'- 
Cautère  emporte-çieccTibe  wimbk-caiaer;round , 
boUoWyand  cuttings  and  fit  to  cauterr^,  with  leafi 
flux  ofbloud^be  sifinne  of  the  bead  wbçn  tis  to  be  ope- 
nedbyaTrepane,  y-^A      ^  ^ 

Cautère  toù^.tbe  fi^oid-cauter,  made  like  the  point 
ofa  two^dgedjword.  ,      «  ^        . 

Cautel« olivairc.  Tbe  oUue ciaer \ttgrmedfij>e' 
caufemadulU^anoliueftone,       *  ;  V\fT.  •- 
CauEtéré  i  pltdiie.  The  plate  tasner^  ë  l^  of  fiat 
caitur,wbetewith  members  cat  éfârefeared,i»  fro" 
Miît  corruption^nd  Galènes.  •  ^  -h:  >  •  '  •;*  ,  * 

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is  âlmoftfquare^nd  altogether jh^rj^epomted,  andf^ 

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Cautcrifation  :  f.  ^  cautcrifatiortyôr  catiterir^ng.        '' 
Cauterize  ••  m,ée  :  fXauteri^ed-^  bumed^feartà^or  ch- 

fed  vp  with  fire yOr  fierté  medicines. 
Cauterizér. To  cauteriT^e-yto/èarey  bumiy  vr  cloji  vp 

r^ub  fireyOr  fiYe-hot^n(iYuments^yrons^(yntment5/ne^ 
dicinet^&c.  ^    * 

Cautcflc.-f./wCautcIlc.  %  * 

Caution  :  f.  ^  caution  ;  à  fuertieypledgejoT  bayle  firyil^ 
foybailmgyfUeftijhipyfecuritie.^ 
Cautioiî  bourgcoifc.lPOit^  Bourgeois. ,  ' 

O  la  bonne  caution  :^Irôn.  He  is  an  bùnefi  man 
fi(re  j  1  would  not  tal(e  his  ward  fir  a  button. 

Cautionnage.  ^  Caution  Î  Btfi/^|,/i^r^/6i^. 

Cautionné: in. éc:f.  BayledJbomàwitbJUertiey  that 
hath  put  in  fuer  ties.  , .,      ^ 

Cautionner.  Ta  be  bounds  beccme  fuertfc^tnter  into 
baile.  -'  ,• 

Cautionneur:  m.Afùmie,pledge^aile.  ^  ^. 

Cau vette.  A  chough ^or  Jacie-dow  :  f  Pic  *  •  -  *^ 

C^y  uis  Quay  ^/f^,^  Semy-colon  j  vfeà  in  the  end  of  an  ' 

mperfiélperiodyand  marl^ed  thus  j  >  | . 
Cayer  :  m.  A  quire  of  written  papery  a  peececfawrit^ 

tenboolfediiudedrntoequaUpatts^  -^    r 

^Caymandcr. /w  Caimander. 
Caymanderie.^i'Caimandcric.  ,    ^ 

Caymant:  m.A  certaine  great  Lix^rdjur  Crocodile  that 

lines  inhotriuers.  . 

Cayreux:  m.  cuft  :  f.  mrme-eaten  ^  or  moath-ea» 
ten. 

Cayfleron./^  little  chejl^  coffer  of  wood:  fLangued. 

Cayfïon  :  m.  A  wooden  ehejlor  coffer  :  if  Langucd. 

Cazole.^  Calblc. 

Czzotim.  A  coteyOrfmaUhoufe. 

Ce.  ^  Pronowne  denmflratiue)  this  ;  alfojtbat  j  alfo^ 
it'yand^  (going  before  any  (plur  all)  termination  of  the 
VerbeTifhc)tbefeyOrtbofe:  Put afler that  Virbe^  in 
a  queftion^tis  as  the  Lathe  Interrogatm  Ne  ;  m^  ttt 
ce  ma  fenime  ^fera  ce  demain  qu'il  viendra?  1$  this 
my  wife  or  no  P  or^Is  not  ibis  my  wife?  What  ?rmll  be 
come  to  m^rerw?  or/vill  be  not  come  to  morrow? Lool^t 

Cczas.Here  within  ^  in  this  place  ;  in  this  houfe. 
Cebot  m.A  little  buldhbadft^  mijhapen,  or  itt-fkssou^ 

redfiaruiling.    ,      v, 
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Cecilianç^:  f.^he  wat^r  cbasne  of  a  bit. 
CccÛïeif.ThebrindwormeyOfflofworme. 
Cecine:  i.Beefèffownedriey&redwitb  longbangmg 

bytbefire\Martlemasbeefè. 
Cécité  :  f.  Bbndneffey  dar^enefp:  j  vncertaintte. 
Cecy.  (^  Pronowne  demtmfbratiue)  this^  this  bere^euen 

thiSytbis  very  thing.     • 
Céder.  Toyeeldyffrant^or  gtue  place  to  ;  to  giue^ra?it^(V 

mat(e  ouervnto  LToleaueyOr part  with. 

4  Ccdrc  :  ip.  Tfc^  f«^fr^^      ^— ^      . 
Ccdre^igu.Tbitcrmçpn^rpriclclie  Cedar. 

Cèdre  Lycicn.  The  rough  Cedar  ofVfdz 
Cèdre  Pnoenicien.^Ccdrc  aigu.) 

Cedie  fapin.  the  cedar  ofUh^nus^y  tbegregt  emu^ 

bearmgCedâr.         »t^ 

GrandCedre.ïi^/î»^-  ,        ^       T     . 
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Ccdridc  :  f*  The  jruil^prberrie  of  the  luitC^da^.       ^ 
Ccdric  :  f.Thero^n^  or  pitch  that  ijfucs  from  thereat 

Ccdrin:  m.  The  ftsl^in^  a  little yilliwijh  bird  that  re- 

fembles  the  CanarU  bird-,  but  finies  more^  and  more 

fpoeeily^  than  jhe. 

Cedulc  :  £  A  cedule  j  a  fcfovt^l€yhand-r»riting^orp'mat 

•  inftrument  in  v^riting  j  a  billy  obligation ^  acqmtancey 

&c\figned  onctywithbis  band  that  pa feth  i/ j  alfo,  an 

addition^  or  fcrowle  annexed  vnto  a  Tefiament^  or 

other  deed.  .  ^  ■ 

Ccguc:  friiemMk^. 

CcUlâ  :  m.  A  girdle-^  if  bandy  or  firing  to  bold  a  thing  in 

Ceinâ:  m.(5èc*f.  Gir ty  begin Jbefet  about  ;  enuir&nedy 
incompajjed ,  ihdofcdy  be  Id  y  or  hemd^  M  all  pies. 

Ceindtcs:  i:ihe  bcndsyorrvalesofajhipi  (he  tbicl^e  ted- 

'    g€5  that  compafleth*  out  fides  thereof. 

Ccindure  lï.Agnâle  j  aljoytbc  rpafibandoj  abofeyOr 
doublet. 

Çeinélurc  ardente.  The  fierie  Zoncyfeated  between 
thet^o  TroptckeSyand  ordinarily  called  ,  Tonxda 
'  Zona. 

Ccinclurc  à  boUrfe.  A  large  ^  and  double  belt  y  &Cy 
vfedin  old  timCyboth  as  a  purfc^and  a  girdle. 
Ccînfturci'crouppicrefc  A  belly  arming girdUy  or 
fvoord  girdle  of  the  oldfitfl^ion. 
.  Ccindture  dorée.  A  golden  girdle  ;  (infirmer  times 
TPorne  bnely  byfuch  as  -went  fir  hone^  VH>men  j  for  no^ 

•     tedrvhoores  were  firbidden  it  -^yet. 

Bonne  renommée  vaut  mieux  que  cein6hirc  do- 
rée :  Prov.  A  good  report  exceUs  all  ornaments. 
Cçin(5î:urc  de  ducil.  SrrDueU,  '^ 

La  ccinélurê  de  la  Roync.  A  certaine  pecuniarie 
rightyor  taxe  dntvntt^the  ^eene  of  France  j  Lool^e 
Roync,  -  |^ 

Abandonner  fa  ceiiiéhire*  A  rpoman  to  giue  ouer 
the admmifirationy  or dijbofit'ion  ofherdeceafed  and 
indebted  husbands  goods  ;  (a  pbrafe  appliablc  filfo 
vntoary  Adminifirator-y  See  Qkiiterlà  cdndèurcj 
après.)        ^: 

leâer  û  cchic^e  à  terre.  Ifli^ 
Les  mains  pendues  à  leur  ccin^Shire:  Ib  péhfent 
qui  leurs  femmes  tiennent  les  mains,  icc .  Tbey 
thinke  tbeir  wmes  Hue  peal^ingfy  at  homey  and  pull 
fivawcsypluclfe  daijtesy  piclfe  rufhesy  ifrblofw  their  fin- 
ger s^  generally  the  pbrafe  imports^  idle/irtd  U'^efo^ 
jhion^ot  pofture.        ,  ^ 

Parler  dcffous  la  ccinéhirc*  A  certaine  tricl(e  in 
frifons'.LoolieVzclet.  .    -^ 

Large  de  bouche,  &eftroia  de  ccindurc.  Open 
moutbedybut  clofe  handed.  ;      .  ,  * .  ^*       ^^ 
II  a  perdu  fa  ccinéhirc.  He  bath  neither  mmy^ 

.  meaneséfthim-^étlfisfone.  ,.  -^  ..^  .'. 
Les  pouces  à  la  ecinCturc.  IdijyfUathfiitty^elef:. 
ly  ;  (ny  as  Les  mains  penducsii  leur  cclnourc* 
Quiter  la  ceifldhire-  To  breal^y  to  fiUl  banl(rupty  U 
giue  ouer  bis  tradeytojlmt  vf  bisjhop  windêmes }  (In 
old  time  when  men  ware  their  gownes  clofe  iirt  about 
them  (as  the  Romanes  did  y  and  of  latter  a  ayes  our 
tountrey-men)  bân^rs^ts4H9;f  firbidden  weark^  tf 

_  girdles  yt hat  the  decaj^^f  their  efiaU  being  made  wf^ 
rmSytheirAeceitfkUJttches  tmgfftbe  frenenud  ^  And 

.  eueninthefetsmet^amsmmmta  gsrdUyfom  wilt 
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siiem  '  ...  ™. 

Cein&vtettt.  A  little  girdle.  ^^       >/ 

Cc  jnduron.  Lo0i(e  Ceinturon. 

Ceindre.  Togirdybegird'yenuironyincompafTeyboldy  or 

hemy^  on  all  fides. 
Ccint  :  m.te  :  f.  l4>êke  Ceinft.  i 

Ceinture.  Looke  Ceindure.  •  ^ 

Ceinturicr:  m. /i^/r^.;»tfi^^..  s 

Ceinturon  :  m-  A Jho,tyorJmall girdle  j  alfo  thefirapyor 
fide^peece  of  a  pane  of  bangers.         ^  ^    , 

Ceiian.  A  vajfallyorfubie^l  vnto  a  Lord:  ^Bearnois. 

Ccla-i  (AVronowne  demonflratiue  of  the  fécond  y  aud 
third peyfon)thdtyeuen thai i  alfOytheafiyouwotof. 

Celadc  :  f.  A  SaUatCyOrhcadpeecf.        § 

Cck.Alftndofpreferue.     ^ 

Celé  :  m.éc  :  f.  Hidden^concealedy  l^pt  fecret  ;  coue- 
redydifjenjbled.         y    '  . 

Celebration:  £  A telclrationy lolemniT^ngy  celebra- 
ting }  alfo  y  a  renorvning  j  a  malinigfhmouSy  or  glo- 
rious.     .     ^        .  .        -x  ;  ■  .■     -.    \^^ 

Célèbre  :  com  Famousy  renowmedy  gloriousy  honou- 
rable.^ ■ 

Célébré  :  m  .ée  :  îxelebrated^orfofemm^d  mtb  great 
afemblies  j  a/foy  magnifiedy  renowmedy  exceedingly 
honoured. 

CéïchïCT.TocefebrateyOrfolemnio^ey  with  great  ajfem- 
blies  ofpeople-yalfbytomagnifieymalfe  renowmed^read 

I    abroad  the  reputation ,  or  fame  of. 

*Celebcitc:  f.  C^lebrUie-^gloriey  honour  y  renowmey  fit- 
moujnejje ,  a  goodrtamt  y  a  great  report  in  the  world. 

Cclcrhent.  Secretly  y  couertfyy  biddenly  y  priuily  y  by 
fiealth.         Ï  ^ 

Celcr.  Tah'ideyconcealeylfeepe  fecretycouer  y  chaîne  y  dif 
fèmble. 

Cclerier  :  m.  The  Yeoman  of  afiUar. 

Celerin  :  m-  A  little yyeUow-headedy  and wlnte-bodied 
fifhy  Cmng  in  the  feaÇand  infime  laides) and  refimblmg 
the  sardines  fo  neetOy  that  many  ia\e  it  to  bee  the 
fame.    ■         .-  ,•  .;.• 

Célérité  :  f.  CeleritieyjpeedineJJey  bafiyfwifineJfiyUgfet^ 
neffiynimblenefe.  m       ^    ^^ 

Celefte:  com.Celefiiallyheaucnfyydiuine.    ^C 
Paon  celefte.  A  wild  Peacocl(e.  I 

Celeftiel  :  m.elle  :  (*  Celeftially  keauenlie.  ! 

Celetime.  Tbefljowt^or  noyfi  that  Mariners  mslie  when 
they  weigh  anlfcryor  do  any  other  office  in  tbejhip  with 
iafnedftrengtbi  an  encouraging  found. 

Celiac  :  m.  aquc  :  f.  irhence  i  Le  flux  celiac.  Accnr 
tinuaU  thinne  fiuxcaufed  by  the  weal^enejfe  oftbefio^ 
macl^jty  and  accompanied  with  fiettingyOrpaine  in  the 

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Maladie ctliaQUC.  ^  txirram  weâlfenejft,  and] 
.    difdbUitie  ofdtTljefim,  in  thefiomatlft  ^âccomjaniti 

with  M^fi  thmwe^  Wâterie  ftttx, 
Ceiiaque:  com.  TriMeimthbelfy^cbeyer  fiettini^ 

tnd  .ttutimutU fiitx  frêce^'  from  the  wiakpitfft 

Cdibat:  ttijSingle-ufi',  tht  conditUtnjr  tfiatffim^tt' 
meriti perfin,  ■  •  '■  ■  ■  '--■  ■•"  ■;  ' •  *■- 

Cchbe  :  com.  Fnmarieàjnih  ;  filUarUyêlêne^ ... 

CdidoiDC  :  f.  The  bear  bt  CeUndme^rettemnt^^^' 
knmt  jUêlfeCï^thàomt,  ... 

Celkf .'  m.  AfkUatjn  (m$re  fnpertf)  é  r«me ,  <»^^*f 
rtêfmi^4  Uy  vme  m  {firy(m  vmU  vwdtr-grtmfdji* 

httUr  exfre^  kjyQzxt,     . 
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Cê\ïeXbefrmi^nepfCchy',Jhe.  ■/":■■■.■ 

Cellcrage. .  Seueragey  a  dueiie  payed  fir  the  laying  of 

rvïncintofellars.    \  :. 
Ctikiiti:a-i''AiuileryT)raweri  Yeoman  oftheSel- 

Cclocc.  A  ki/id  of JWiftErigantine^or  Pinace/lcuifcd^at 
fiffi.by  the^Rhodians  :  ^lidb. 

Cclfitudc:f.  CelfUiideylfighneJfe^excellencieyCteames 
confènedonVririces.)    ^     \ 

Ccluy  :  m.  ccUc  :  f. The  fame. 

Cc\uyALTbatfame(m4ny&c.)  .  •^• 

Ccmciit  :  m.  Cement  ;  a  firongy  andcleauingmcrter^ 
made  (fir  the  mofi  part)  pftyles  ypoijha/dsy  glafe, 
'flinty  the  dïojfe  ofyron^&Cy  beaten  to  diijiy  and  incor- 
porated with  lime,9ylc,  greafe^roxenyond  water^Loof^e 
Ciment»     -     \  "'  •-     „     '"^  .-m 

Ccnicticrc  ;  m.A  churchyard.  \f^ 

Dc  nouveau  médecin  cemeticTC  boflu ;.  Prov.vf;i 
vnexperienced  Fhyfitianfkttem  tbi  cburcbyard. 
Veau  m  al  cuiâ,  &  poules  crcuds  font  les  ccinetic- 
resboflus  :  Vios.RatP vealcyand cUçl(€ns9^l{e fàt 
churchyards. 

Cemi terre.  ^Sc'mitaryOrTuri('^ 

Cenaclc.iiw^^  Senaclc. 

QtVictï.Torcclieny  efteemCy  account  among  bis  reue- 
nue  ;  to  number  y  telly^ufter  j  alfoyto  ratCyafefe^axey 
value^pri^. 

Cenchrc  :  m.  Agreenijh  Serpenty  er  Snal^eyrphofe  bodie 
is  coueredall  ouerroitb  sirotes ,  and  jpots  refemil^ng 
J^Uet  feeds  ;  (thofe  that  be  flung  by  him  fill  into  a  Ix^ 
taTgieyandfleeping^die'y)cras'j 

Cencnrite.  ^greene^  and  fipijfi-gliding  Serpenty  big 
about  the  head  y  verie  finall  tctpardstbe  tayUy  and 
full  of  Millie fembling  j^ots  (onely)  on  the  beUte-y  or 
^Cenchrc.  :     • 

Ccnchryne.4»Gcnchrite. 

Cencivc .  as  Cens  j  Alfo  an  inbefkanct  held  by  y  or 
féie{{vntOyCcnsi  a(foy  the  titleoflara  Tenure  byy 
Cens.       --.-.  ;  V; 

Cçnâre:{.Ajhesicynders  limbers. 
Cendre  gr avclcc^JJ^f  J  w^e#//ite  btirni  tees,  cr 

dregsofr^me.  V.  '?  ^ 

Cendre  des  Orfèvres .  «Xcndrces  des.  Or- 

Le  jour  des  Cendres.  ^/hMiRf/2f«jr,; 
(^itconsles  cendres.  I«^  4mi  ««r  vmmHi  Ba^ 
.or fUtgpjblifi^t borne.  ^  -  -  jT^" 

Undré  :  m.  ce:  f.Afiiey  aJh-lUfe  y  ffajbesi  «//>,  gjh. 
coloured,      -  .      .         *  ^ 

Cendrée:  £  AmtU'mg,orfitr\fying  •f^r^  &Cy  m 
aflxs  i  alfo^  wtdfffimt^  Imfejor  ball  offiiuer/^y 
fimlted'y  al(9,âMaaf-beafe',ajul,apUce,  or  tbrng, 
\bmUvMtoafiies,  .        . 

Cendrées,  8c  laveure$  des  Oifencs.  Tbtafiùê 

iwnmoc^Sy  orbitt ofmettatt ,  amldr^e  fiiuoét/af- 

tet^moKingy  ma  Gol^mtbes fintâte,  aad  amng 

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Cendrée  fauvage.  wild  Mar iero>ne,  groue  ÂtariL 
romSyOrgany  Ortganie. 

Cendreux;  m.  eulè:  f.Ajhie.fùllofsfhes'yalfoypaley 
wanney  lew^ofa  degdy  colour  or  cêmplexion  ;  alfoy  lu 

\  ^heryfluggijhyidle-y  rvhofe  nofe  Is  eucr%angi>ig  cncr 

V    thepre-yandherue'y         * 
Au  Chat  cen(lrcux    jamais  ne  tombe  rien  en 

gueule:  ProY.  The  'idle  houfe-do.iC  neuer  gettetb  \ 
ought. 

Cendrier:  AmaJ^ery  or  feller  ofafhcs-,  alfo^a place  to 
k^epfy  or  corner  to  throrPy  afljes  m]  alfoy  a  fiuggard^ 
Jlorvbacliejdlesbje  ;  boufe^doue^  one  that  fits  lurking 
in  the  chimney  corner.  - 

Cendtoye  -  m.  ce  :  f.  Mumt  vnto  y  or  turned  intOy 

ajhes.  f 

Ccndroy  cr.  To  bume  vnto^  or  turne  into^Jhes.         ' 
Cene  :  f.  a  p4ppcr'y  (x  rço-rd  not  mucbvfed  but  by 
'  th'ofe  oftheKeligion^  r^ho  thereby  meaney  the  Lords 
Supper.)  ^    r  :  ^ 

Ceng^dc  :  f.  AyerJ^c.hJhy  or  flripe  with  a  girth.  ' 

Ccn^lcYi^Ajirth  (fir  a  borfe ,)  Lool^e  Sangle.   * 
11  en  avoit  tout  Ic  Jong  des  ccngles.  Hee  was  cour^ 
fedycudgelled^or  chidden  foundly  j  alfoybee  bad  tal^cn 
in  his  fiiU  lading  of  liquor.  * 

Cengle  :  m.ce:  f.  gtrt^girded.    .  *      / 

C^Vï^Cï. To  fjrd^or  girth.  ■ 

Ccnotaphe  :  m.  ^  monument yhearfe y  «r  emp'tie  tombe 
ereHed  in  memorie ,  or  to  the  honour  y  of  a  f^reat  Pcr^ 
-Jon.  I  ■  ..,    ,■ 

Cens  :.m.  Rent  of  Afffey  ^it  rent  y  oldrentychiefi 
rent'y  the  fir  ft  pecuniarie  charge  t  bats  laj^ed  on  con^ 
'  quered  y  orvnrentedlandyos  afignfy  or  in  acl^srp^ 
ledgementy  of  the  direél  Seighorie  of  him  that  grants 
it:  This  charge  bad  it  originall  from  the  firfi  con* 
queft  o/ Gallia  by  the  French  ^y  rvbofe  Princes  gi- 
uing  whole  territories  -vnto-  their  Captalnes  ,  they 

'  made  a  diuifion  thereof  among  their  foultlim^y  and 
the  naturall  inhabitants  of  the  countrey  y  on  condith 
any  that  tbafe  Jhould  affifty  and  attend  them  in  the 
warres  (which  condition^  beingatrufty  they  intitled\ 
Fief^  and  that  tbefejbouid  till  their  land  \  and  pay 
ynto  tbemfir  it  fucbyearely  rents  y  or  tribut  es  y  as  they 

V  bad  formerly  ye  elded  the  Romanes  Cby  tpbcme  thofe 

rentSy&cjspereUàrmed  Ccn(usi)andibus  this  charge 

^  impofed  atfirft  as  a  refemblance  offirmerfernitudey 

continues  to  this  day  a  marine  sf  a  bafcy  or  feruiUy  Te- 

.  '  nisre.    ]  ' 
*  Cens  capiuL  A  cbiefiy  or  eajitatt  Cefts  j  cbiefi 

•    rent. .  '  .^.  .  .  ' 

Cens  i  cherchagc  •  which  muft  bee  dematsnded  by 
Lard  Cenfuel ,  or  bis  depktie ,  of  the  Tenanty  or  de- 
tayner  of  ibe  inhcr'itaruey  tba^yeelds  i/j  tbere'm  dif- 
fer extffmn  that  Cens  wbiMm  payable  at  a  place  y 


and  day  y  certaine. 

Cens  à  cher  pris.  A  racked  CcxtSy  wbichzericneere 
•V  eounttruoHes  the  year ely  reuenué  of  the  land , .  and  i  ^ 

rrincb  teingextraordinarieyand  chargeable  to  the  te^ 
^  •  mam  be  k  thereby  Sfcbarged  of  tbeVcptcsy  and  Re- 
;    IcToifons ,  larincb  the  ordinarie  Cen$  carnei  with 

'  Cens  mort.  A  Cats  fick  ,  '^  f"*  Censj  4.  J^ 
,    rmt  Î  wiitbjbefides  Hfiljèiyeeldt  the Lotdna wfanntr 
•ffnêt,  «râdMonfjgt ,  at  tke  death  \  or  change  «f 
xSthe  tenant  I  (This  Cens  u  no  J^  of  direH  Seig- 

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Cens  roço.T/^^yS;«^        *^ 

Cens  truant.  ^Ccns/?^i{;^^'^^^C^^^i  ^^^^ 
Cens/?/  ^t  rent  j  of  m  profit  y  or  aJuantage  (other 

than  what  c  mes  by  itfelfijto  the  Lord^or  ownef  ther^ 
êf. 

Chef  Cens.*  A  chîcfè  Censeur  cbiefi  rent. 
Cher  ccns.Lool(e  Cens  d  cher  pris. 
Droia  cens-  Tbefirfi,  capitallyOr  chiefe  Cens;  Uâr- 
mcdfo  belil^ey  becaufe  tis  a  mar^e  ofdireSl  Sciinorïe. 
Gros  cens.  A  fur  charge  of  Cens  vpon  â  fécond  grant 
of  land  yW  huh  by  reafvn  thereof ftands  doubly  charged^ 
vir,  both  mtb  thefirji  Cens,  which  euer  fvUmes  tt^ 
and  with  th/<y  which  euer  exceeds  thefirfii  and  u pro- 
per t  m  able  mfome  re^eCls  vnto  a  fee- far  me  rent. 
Menu  cens.  Tbefirftycapitally  or  chiejè  Cens  ;  teat^ 
medfo  becaufe  tU  commonly  payed  bypence^/and  baljè- 
penceyor  exceeds  not  a  verie  fmall proportion. 
Premier  cens  ;  &,pur  cens.  The  fame  j  or^a  ^it 
rentra  chiefe  rent  \  a  Cens  ofAfftfe. 

Ccnfablc  :  com.  F  or  which  ^  or  to  whom  y  Cens  k  due  j 
alfoywbkb  may  be  charged  with  Cens. 

Ccnic  :  m.  as  Cens  ;  alfo^a  generallyOnd publicise  valu^ 
ation  ofpriuat e  mens  goods yândpêffefftons, 

Ccnfcif.A^rme  ;  alfo.Vee-fxrme.     #    , 

Cenfc  :  m,  ée  :  f.  Recl^oned^efteemedy  accounted  ;  num^ 
bred^ujiered^among^^alfo^ratedyfejfed^taxedyVaUi- 

Cenfcablc  :  com.  For  which^  or  to  whom^  Cens  udue  j 
alfo;which  may  be  charged  with  a  Cens. 

Cenicr.  To  reclion^eftccmcy  account  among  his  reuenuey 
to  number jteUymuJier  \alfojLo  rate^affeffe^taxtyvalue^ 

priy.    - 
Ccnkur:  m.  ^  C  en  for  ;  or  Comptrjdier  ;  a  CMafler 

of  difcipline  y  reformer  of  njannersy  punijher  ofdif^ 

orders. 

Çenfîer:  m.  A  firmer  yOrVte-fkrmer^  one  that  payes 
\a^jtYe?it,OY  chiefe  i:em  fir  the  land  he  holdsy  (gene- 

rall})one  that  holds  by  the  title  of  Cens.  :^^  x^ 

Genfier  :m.cre:f.  0/Censj  j'wW/^^  Ccnsj  CTjtê 

whomCensùdue. 

luftjcc  cenfîcrc.4;^  luftice  Ccnluellc. 
Ccnùf:tn.Aninheritancey  or  ejlate  in  land  tbats  held  9 

by  Cens 'yoljp^he  Seigneurie  thereof. 
Ccnfif  :  m«  iué  :  f.  Confite  j  held  by  the  title  of  Cens  j 

or  fir  which  Certs  is  due. 
Ccnfivc  :L as  Cens  ;  Alfi^  an  inheritance  held  bjy  or 

fubieElvntOyCens\alfOytbe title ofy  w  a  tennre  by^ 

Cens. 

Cenfivenicnt  By  Cens  ;  A;y  <lir /i/&  p/Ccns. 
Ccnfivicr.  A  firmer^  or  fie^firmet^  me  that  payes  ê 

^it  r  ent  y  or  cbiefi  tent  fir  the  land  be  holds  i  (gene* 
'    raHf)  mt  that  holds  by  the  title  of  Cens. 

Cenfbrin  :in.inc:£  Cenfbr-l^e^enfiriom-y  aujlereyfe- 

ueriyContYoUingyVnpartiaUy  corHUHnt,. 
Ctnliid  :  m^elle  :  f.  Cenfuall  ;  of^  bekngjing  f d  Gens  ; 

beUbytbetitleofCer^^yWheretèCa^iidueiinrem 
gardwhereofCensupaied^ 

'     îuf^cecenméiSifBa/eyo/loïii^iur'f^ 

iûâLordbyreafiM^firtbemoueriey  ofkkCexvsy 

and  CenfuaU  rights.       ^^ 

Rctraia  ccnmcL  5^rifc€Rctraiâ; 

Cenfîire  :  f.  A  cenfurei  admomticn^mmaduerfmj  r ^- 

froùfijteprehenfton(tbât  includes  a ptasijlment'yjdde'' 

nouMcement^ fgntence^fpunifbmenSk 

Laceniurc  tourmente  les  Pigeom.  laiflant  aller 

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Doues  y  andfieeth  Kauens  (fo  comes  wea^e  tnnoccn- 

•  cie  to  the blocl^eyWhUefi poweffiU wK{ecf/iePeu  win- 
kedat.) 

CenfiXïcï.TocenfireyControllyadmoftiJIhy  reproue  with 

duthoritie  I  to  pronounce yor  denounce  a  heauiefentence  j 
égâinjl  (an  offender.)     .^ 
Cent.  A  hundred.  / 

Centaure  :  m.  w4  (Centaure  j  cne  that  k  halfi  a man^d 

halfiahorfe.  -     <  ;^  • . 

Centaurée.  The  hearbe  Centorie. 
Cent2iurce^tt\2)euv.GreaiCcntcr}e. 
Centaurée  mineur.  Small  Centorie^  common  Cento^ 
rie.     .*    .  ^^      ^     ;.: 
Petite  centaurée.  t/:»^y4t/«r. 
Centeine:f;^ii<»^r^^j  the  number ^  or  proportion  of 
a  hundred  \  a  BandyOr  companie  of  a  hundred. 
Par  centeines.  l?y  hundreds  y  hundred  by  hundred ^in 
great  number  y  many  together. 
Centenaire:  com.  of  a  hundred,  contamm^tbe  num- 
ber of  a  bundredy  of  a  hundred  yeares  continuance^  a 
bundredyeares  old.  ^  ' 

Centenier  :  m.  A  CenturionyA  Captkinc^or  Cmmaunder 

of  a  hundred fiuldiorsj^&c^^  "»       *    .  * 

Centefimer.  focountyor  cull  out jbyhundreds.  '■ 
Ccntidoine  :  f.  Centinodie  ^  Vjiot-çtajfe ,  ^ay-graffe^ 
Birds-tongue,  Swine  s-graffe,  BlokZuport,  S.lmtccents 
hearbe.  . 
Centielinc  :  m.  ^  hundreth  j  a  rate,  or  proportion, 
of  a  hundreth',  a  bundle^  or  troupe,  containing  a  hun- 
dreth. " 

Droift  de  centicfiîie.  The  hundreth  part  of  a  fub^ 
teas  goods yor  the  value  thereofyexailed  byfome  SQue- 
raigne  Lords. 
Cemiefme:  cow.Thehundf'cîhof. 
Centine  d'une  roue  :  f.  The  boxe  (or  bole)  of  the  naut 

ofawheele.  S  ,  *v       .; 

Ccntoirc  :  f.  The  hearbe  Centorie  -yOsCenumêe.    ' 
Centon  :  m.  Arapfodie  ;  a  confifedheape,  or  colle5tion 
of  many  different  things^a  mingU  mangle  of  many  mat- 
ters in  one  boo{è,  \ 
Centonifique  :  com.  Confifedly  heaping ,  or  hudlmi 
many feuerall things  together-,  making  §ne^9^3rl(e  of 
many  different  peeces. 
Centre  :tn.A  centt/  j  the  verie  middejly  or  point  in  tbt 

middejlyOfanyround,or  circled  thing. 
Centurie  :  f.  A  centurie, or  hundreth  of  ^y  alfo,  a  certaine 
esnantitieofyOrmeafurefifyground^mountingto  tv^o 
hundreth  l\xzex2,orfwrlongs^ 
Cep  :  01.  The  floche  of  a  tree^orpant  j  alfiya  log^r  cloi^ 
of  wood  'yfuch  a  one  as  is  hung  about  the  necl^  of  a  ran- 
gingcurre. 

Des  ceps.  A  paire  of  Stoc1(es  fir  malefiBors^ 
slfo^  (but  leffe  properfy  J  Jbacl^  ,  boults  ,  fitters, 

&c.     . 
Cepéc  lî.An  htgrbejbâts  verte  ti^e  vnto  Brooke-lintty 

or  water  TmpetneU  (if it  be  not  the  fame.) 
Cependant.  irènertbekffe,yet  notwithflanding^et  fir 

â&  <*itfv  Cependant  que.rèf  )rW/f^ /irtf/; 

Ccpcrvnc  muT2Ïïïe.Tovndermine^égjbreal(e,orcut 

aefwneawaUyat  thcfiot^ 
Çjeyhàlc:rn.The  Pollard  fifi. 

Ccphaleonomanie.  Diuination  by  an  djfes  bead  brty^ 
-f^^  fed  on  coles  :  ^Kab.      ^^i^  -  Jr:^^^^^^^^^.; 
Cephalique:  com.  Good  for  the  head^imnia  difettfcd 
,    headi  ^ffl^  beUngmg  to,  the  hea^: 

Veine  cephalique.  *Ibe  head  Vem^tl^e  Veine. 
Cepier  :  vci.Agotaer\  one  that  loolfes  to  the  flocl^  >  ^ 
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Ccramitc.  Totters  earth  :  ^PabJilfOyapmuMsftone  of 
thuolourofAtyle.   .  ^ 

Ccrarivicnnc  :  f-A  certaine  preuomitone  thatsabvaus 
veriemïfl^niCeemestofweat.  . 

Ccraftc.  A  mofl  venomowiferpentyCaUed  otherwije  (and 
the  more  properly  in  French)  Scrpcnc  cornu  j  See* 

Cornu. 

Cerat  :  m.  A  Plaifter  made  of  fTase,  Gummes ,  &Cy 
and  certaine  oyles  j  wee  alJb^caU  it,  a  O^ot^  #y  Seare- 
cloth. 

Ccf  at  fandlin.  The  purple  chut  wherewith  Cook^ 
dye  thgr.Cellie  -,  or ,  a  Seareclotb  made  of  Saun- 
ders, •  i 

Ccraunobulc.  Thunder'mgypîth Bulls  ;  as  the  Vope, 

Cerceau  :  m.  A  circle,  rin^  ;  hoope  \  a  reund^  /ixpund 
compare  yaljoythe  Sff  cell,  or  Sarcell  (fiather)  of  a 
hawses  wing.  ~ 

Ccrceatl  craquetant.Tfe«  ierting  circle  which  a  Pea- 
cocl^e  ma^u  with  bu  taile  ,ora  Tml(ie-cocke  with  bis 
wings. 

Cercciç:  m.  cc:  f.  Hooped -,  i,ncircled  i  compajfed 
with  a  roMttdor  circle  j  flreatfedt  orfcored  round  as  € 
circle,    f  .     * 

Ccrceler.  To  hoope Jnchcle -yCômpaJfe  witb'a  round,  or. 
ùtcle'yflre/tl(e^rfçoreyroundataciïcle.      ,.    - 

Ccïccllc  :(,(Thewater-fmlecaHedj4Teale» 

Ccrccller.  <w  Ccrcclcr, 

Ccrccrclle  :  iA  rattle  ^licf(etjtr  clapper'^  fo^a  l(aftreU, 
fiiclô»mdificmgall\alfo^  Teale, 

Ccrcçreullc.  m  Cercercllc  fi»  the  lajl fence.) 
(Y.m.)    -  '  - 

Ccrche;  f.  Afiarcb,  mquijitim,  mqume ,  fee}(mg 
after,  ^ 

Cerche  ralongcc.  TVinflrument  wherewith  Mafifis 
roundyandjàjbimfpiliati. 

Cerché  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Searcbed^/ài^bt',  hunted^  inqui- 
red after  ijèlt^roped^founded-f  traced, 

Ccrchefi.  lM/([«  Sercifi. 

Ccrdicincnt  :  m.  Afearch'mgyfee1(mg,  hunting^ htquh 
ring  after  \al(i,minqiùfitionyOrexaimnati0n, 

Cetcher.  TofiekeyfearchJuM,  lûe^e,  w  infitireafier*, 
tatraeetfieUjgtM^fimd,  -' 

.   Cexcait\ehtGm.TêbuJUafi.erjèalbffopliytbePa^ 

tafiteyW  fmelL^âfl, 

Ccrdio:  cfaappe  dieute.  lMi(fe  Chappe. 

Ccrçher  midi  ou  il  n'eft  qu'onze  heures  •  Tl». 

looliefbr  à  thing  which  is  not,  ûr,  befire  it  it,  to  iee 

liadi  alfo,  tomakefiudts  $f  trifles  y  aJfhyto  feeke 

àfier  bis  nmu  hmt  ^  w  f  fwcbafe  bU  cwne 

haiyné,    ■  ^'  ••;"■■  ''■■■; 

Cercher  en  vn  moutoii  cinq  pieds .  Cmiâujfy  tê 

loolfe  fh  more  at  a  mam  bands  tbanhttissAÙ  to  pet' 
■  Arme     -  ■:■■''■'■■-  ':  ■vW'':',ù::     ' 

Cercher  noifes  pour  xno&vx^ifKkA  ÀumeU  out 
oftrtflmg  occaflons.   . 

Qiii  m'aura  perdu  fie  tn'aiUe  cercher  en  cl  f  aïs 
M.(Apbrafi,wberebyanefiffttfiesbisvtteY  mfli^eof 
acowstrey.)  ,-      , 
Chacun  cerchc  foa  ifemblable  :  Prov.  EHtrie  per  Con 

^U  cerche  tn^  bas  la  diarn^  qui  touille  prez  des 
^es  :  Pro?.  The  ebaritio  is  too  kaft  that  fioopes  fb 


Qui  a  affaire  dc feu  Icdoit  cercher  j  & }  qui  a  be- 
foins;  dc  feu  Ic  ccrche  avec  le  doigt:  Prov.  fVcfayy 
(withfime  littU  diffefena)  Let  them  that  bee  acold 
blow  at  ihe  cole. 

Ccrcheiir  :  m.  A  feel(et  ,  feanher  \  inquirer  ,  tra- 
cer ,  hf^ntet  »  loo\er  afler-^  a  feeler ,  uro^r  ^  yg/^. 
der.      -    • 

Cerdc  J  m.  A  circle  ;  a  compajfe^  a  round  ^  atfoy  a  hoope 
for  casl^e  I  Loolie  Ciâc^  .      5  ' 

Cercle  finiflant,  TbfOrio^n  j  a  circle  that  diuiieih 
theviuble fart  ojSèeauen  from  that  which  to  vs  k  in-*  j  \ 
vipble.  .    ^  ^       /*/ 

Cercle  vertical,  5/fif:^  Vertical. .  v 

"  .  U  y  quarrelc  cercle.  HU  fyt^arlngis  there  out  of 
fquaie. 

On  ne  cocnoift  point  Ic  vin  aux  cercles  :  Pro.  The 
goodnes  ofvoine  U  not  linmn  b^befajbion^orfirength 
ofthe  hoops  that  begird  it. 

Cercle  :  m.  ce  :  f.  incircled^compajfed  y  begirt  j  bound ^ 
or  hooped  about. 

CcvclctimoAUttle  circle  ^  round;compaj[fe  ^boope  ;  aU 
fi^fmallwreatkefO'^cYiwigs^to.fct  vndera  dïfh  on 
âtable. 

,    Cerclet  à  feu.  Aweathy  or  circlet  of  wildfire  j  a 

fire-worliemadeltlfe  a  WYMthybr  circlet. 
Ccvclouctcif.  A  paire  of weedingtongues. 
Cercot  :  m.Afauegard. 

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rvellc  :  f.The  hinder  part  of  the  bead 

v^herein  the  memorie  is  lodged. 
Cerebrin  :  m^  ine  :  f.  Headie/ajhy  giddie^écccordingto 

his  ownebraine,afier  bis  omiejàncie^  humor. 
Cetelle  :  f.  AXmdoffleafantpertitjmade  oftbepiare 

Garifî. 

Ceremonial: m.  ale :f.  CeremmaU^of^or  belonging 

tOyCeremonies» 
Cérémonie  : f.  A  ceremmt*^ a  rite^cuftomey  Or  fkjhion 

inyor  aboutyreligion. 
Ccrcmonîeufèment.  lêol(e  Cerimonieufement. , 
Cereiiwnieux^  Ceremonious  ^JuU  of ceremomes. 
Cerf:  m.  Aftag^a  red  deere  j  a  hart. 

C^j£rimc.  A  raine  deere. 

Ccr£ volant.  The  great  bwted  beetle  y  or  buU-^ 
^   flie.  : 

Cornc  dc  ccrC*  Hartsbome  ,  Sandwort ,  Bucl^e- 

borne  pkntainey  Crowfoot  plantaine ,  bear  be  JviOy  or 

Eve.  *  •  •■'.■  ••-.•'. 

L'  herbc  au  cer£  Harts^fodder  s  fuppofed  to  bee  a 

l(indofwildParfin^. 

Lznfgat decaf.  The  hearbe  HartS'tongHC  y  or  (lone 

Harts^tongueyordinarUymiflailienfiry  and  made  all 

me  mfi^^Scolopcndria/  « 

^    Ocûècccrf.  A  kind  of  wild  Parfhtipy  that  beares  a 

\   red  flowered  is  notiUtobe  eaten. 

Poildc  ca£  rbe  dunnCyfandiey  or  deere^  coIqw  of 

fhmeborfis&e.  .  >^ 

4    V<onct  at  ctxÇ.  Rough  Itindweed.       "* 
.  Fairclc  cerf  dc.  To  paffe  a  thing  fleightly  ouerytft 
^malfe  Tie  confiiencOynor  account  y  of  it.         .  "T    , 
. Au^ccrf la  bicrc,au  fangKer  h  barbier,:  Prov.  (Sa 
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^*t^atpoiesahoiathebiittoc\s.  •  .'   4»Sarfbuïr.      *      ;- ^  :  ;     :;^a       ¥ 

Lefo]  cerche  ibn  malheur:  ^tav.rbefioièbuietiors     Ceéi^t  m.Tbe  bearbe  Cbaruett^  Chermtt, 
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CcrimonialcniciiC  CfremofiiaUj ,  reuerentfyt  reGgir 

«*/'/•  .  -  .    . 

Ccrimonic.  A  ceremome',â  nte^cuftdmejnfapim  m, 

0f  about  yrelipoH, 
Orimonieufcmcnt.  Ceremonmjlyy  with  great  reut* 
I      rtnce^any  ceremonies  y  much  adc,         j^    •     /n 
Ccrimonieux:  mjcufc-icerempnitutiafeainiffil'' 

lowingyOrfiiUofyCeremonies,  ' 

Cerinr  m.  m  Scrih.  ACmaUbright-iteene  bird, 
Cttin^rCe.  A  bright  skie-^olour,  . 

Ccrifayc  :  f; ^.  çbenie garden-^  an  orchard  ofcbmtt 

■  treti,  -  •     \.         ^  ■:.■■■:':■■     '   ^:"      ■ 
CenCc:  i  A  cbe/rie.  "  ,    . ,.  , 

Cerifes  doutrc  mer.the  berries  of  the  hedrbe  Night' 
•    Jhade  ,  called  bj  out  Hearbarills ,  winter  cbev^ 

/  -.riei.  ••".■'-'■■"  .  ■      . 

Faire  dune  cerilc  trois  morceaux.  To  eat  ntcefy, 

fied daintily  -yto  mince ityOr  make ittgooMie.  ' 
C  eft  fblie  de  manger  cerifes  avec  fon  fcigneur  : 
Prov.  No  wife  man  wilt  be  verjfmilier  with  one  that 
Ù  much  betteryor  mightier  than  himfelfii  bejides,hee 
that  eates  cherries  with  his  mafier  gets  not  many  good 

■  ones,  ■.    ,     .•'-■■.■     ..^   '"'^ 
Le  Pigeon  faoul  trouve  les  cerilcS  amaes  :  Pro. 

-   LookeVï^con,  , 

Ccrifécrt.  The  reuenue  that  comes in^or profit  thats 

madoyby  cherries. 
Cerificr  :  m.Acberrie  tree,  '■».  - 

Cerifier  bas,ou  petit.  Tbtdw^  cherrie  tree, 
XjzriCm:tR,TheUttle  bind  called  a  Sisl(tn, 
Cerne:  m.  .A  circle,  round  ;compaffe  y  mtofure\ 

a  turning  round  y  fitching  a  compajfe ,  wheeling  4- 

■  ■  bout.   '    ■  •  '    •.    ;•.  ■■■.'?-;:;       ■      ■■■■  :  • 

Cerné  :  ni.éc  :  f.  Inctrcled,  çdmp'ajfed  with  a  circle  j  in- 
uironedyor  mlofed  roundabout;  afoy  rounded^  com- 

paJfedyOr  wheeled  about.' 
Ccmc^U'.m.  The  kernell  of  a  HUty&e, 

CcmC2Mdikvil%.Acloueofgarticli,       ^^ 
Cerner.T»  tnctrcUyCompajfe  with  a  circle  •,  mùraty  w 

inclvfi  round  about  y  alfojto  ml(e  a  round,  fetch  a  com- 

paffiywheele  about,  ' 

Cemer  les  arbres.  To  ma\e  a  round  JIH,  W  mtjion 

into  the  barges  of  trees  j  to  open  or  cut  themround  a-  ^ 

bout.      :  •  .., 

Cemer  des  noix.Ttf  crack  ^Vnuts'y  Wyto  open  them, 
^~^^^a^picke  out  their  IfemelsyWith  a  Cdnoir. 

Cenioîr  :  m.  A  little  bknt,  and  hukh-backtyron  toole, 
or  knifi/ofpime  two  fingers  length^  hauing  a  wood- 
den  handle  about  an  inch  th'tck^and tinree  fingers  long) 
wherewith  countrey  people  cut  ripe  wattntis  in  tpn 
(tobUe  they  are  yet  mibefhale)  andtkke  out  the  lier' 

;   neis^''^'-/  ■  ■■'^. 

De  l'arbre  d*un  prefTcit  le  manche  d'un  cemoir  : 

Prov.T»  makf  of  a  verie  greaty  a  veriefmaUytbing^y 

often  handlings  aUer'mg,(!^euercnttingawiy,fome 
peeee  orotbeTyOfii,     , 

Ccroclhe.  <«' Cétoine. 

Cëroinc  :  i  Any  tmtmentjtrplaifi^er, whereof ro-^,  or 

wax  are  the  princhaU  ingredients,  ' 
Ccrottiantic :  f.  DunnâtioM, or  footbfay'mgjbywâx  put 

intowater,  ••       -^ 

Cctot:  m.A/èare^lotb'y  ofpUifiermadéofw'axygfim, 

or  other  cleaning  fimples, 

Ceroucnnc  :  f.  Atnointment,  §r  plaider,  whereof wmx 

nro^aretheciiefè'tnfiredientSi,  \^     ■ 

Cerquemage.  m  Cenpiemanage.    ^  ■  '  ^ 
Cerquenuinage  im.  An  njfignement  efbonnds,  *  Hm'h 


tat  ion  of  marche  s  y  an  apfointmetft  ofmtercs  betrpeene 
the  lands  êffeueraH  (priuafe^men  ;  or  bebveenetnwat 
mens  landt^nd  thofc  which  ^eUng  to  the  publiée  y  ms 
commonly higk^wâfes^ riuers ; &c.  ,       r  .  .  ■■ 

Cerqucmane  :in-cc  xf. Bounded  Jimtedjfphofemar^ 
cbes  are  appointed^  wb$/è  meet  es  aftgned^  andfet^  by 
^  pubUcke  Officùs.      ''  "     ^ 

Ccrqucniancmcnt  :'m.AnaJJiffimgof bounds  ^n  ap^ 
fointingj>fmarcbes^afettingofmeeHs,bctweeneland  * 
andland.  ^  -    n 

Ccrqucmancr.  To  limit  y  àlJîgne^orfet  meeresy  appomt 
marches^  lay  d^t  the  hounds  of  land.        ^        ,- 

Ccrqucmanciirs  :  rii.  Certaine  fwome  Officers^  who 
haue  authoritietofet^orplucttevp/neere%  and  bounds 
betweenefeueraUmenspQffeJjwns  i  and  to  examiney& 
re  feme  encroachments  made  vpon  high^wajes^  com- 
mons/wersy&c. 

Cerre  :  tn.Tb'vnprofitable  mldolfeyiearmed^he  Holme 

'   oi(e. 

Orres:£4x Serres;  Ah(Mt\estalams \  alfo^the pulfe 
called  great  Chkhlings^or  fiat  pcafon  j  Lool^  Pois 
Cerre.         .•-..• 

oCtrrcs  fauvages .  wild  ChichlingSymiIke  Vetches.    " 
Cerrefinc  :  f.  Gumme^  orjUquat  bccomming  Id^  rtr^^ 

orgumme.        _><"  ♦ 

Certain  :  nu  A  cettavntieycenmt  truth^fureneJfe/ilfH' 

rednejfe.  •       . 

Tcfmoing  de  ccrtam.i<  witnejfe  that  afuresyorfaies 

helpiowes^llhefàyei. 
Certain:  ro.ainc  li.Sure^eubtiefeyVnaupidabteyaf 

fured/noft  true^  vnfkined\approued  j  cleere^manififi^ 

appointed /leterm'med  I  firmeyfteadie.tkft  :  confiant. 

fhuhfkJl,Jtruftie.  • 

Certaines  perlbnnes  que.  Certaineyor  fbme  perfons 

thaty&c. 

CertaineincnL  Certainly  y  doubtlejfyyfurefyy  ajfuredfyy 
verily^  truth ^  queRionUJfe  i  vnaucydabfy  j  cUerely, 
nrantfèftfy. 

Cértaineté.^  Certitude.  ^ 

Cent.àhccnc.CertainlyydoubtUJfy^têeftionleJJe. 
Ccrteauà  deux  tcdtes.Thename  of  a  verie  tender  and 

delicate  peare. 
Certes.  Surefyyverifyytrufyy&e  ;  as  CerAinement. 

^hctitei.lnfooth^nearnefly  roundly  ^throughly  ^  to 

purpofe^wtbout  dalliance  j>r  delays 

Ceituicatetir  :  m.  A  certifier ^certamer^  affmer]  ^ '- 
fi^ydn  In  firmer  yornotice-giuer.. 

Certification  :  f.  A  certificat^  pajfepart  j  alft/i  certifia' 

cation^fi^ertaining^fjurmiof. 
Certifie  :  ro.éc  :  £  Ceriifiedyajfuredj  afiettained  j  in- 

fiïïmed^aduerti[hdof\madeacquiàntedmth. 
Certifier.  To  alfurey  auoucbyafcertaine  5  alfi^y  to  cmi^ 

fie]fnfirmeyaduertifiyfirfen^  if ue  notice,  or 

inteUigenceyvnto.  a 

(knïoté:m^ïf.Certifi3phtfiirmedj  aduertifed  ofy 

màdeacquamudmtbJ 

Certitude;  ÙAçertaintieyan  ajfured  notice^  or  true 
"^    l^owlidgeef:        V:      . 

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Qcrvtzxxm^The  bralne. 
Cerveaux  a  bourlet.  Ignorant  Ijmym,  dunficall 
pleadersy  pettifiggers. 
Cerveaux  encorniez,  Mont^es^  Frye^ 
Cerveau  mal  aria.  A  light  y  giddie/ajb^  bmaroHS 
fmtafiicall,wiU-difffieidi§ofiùon.  r      ::^: 

Petit  cervcauuif  Cervelet.  ?/^^, 

Avoir  le  cerveau  vn  peu  ga^IardTfl^^  lumtrtiu 

tafifb^fimtafÙcattjum-fimgtid.   ^    '   ^^^ 

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adyWell-aduifed^  and  outofaduife/efoluteyorfecure  4 
to  be  prouided  againft  all  chances  ^  armed  for  a U  ep- 
ayes  jteadie  for  v^hatfQeuerJhaUbefali. 

Ccruclat  :  tn.  An  excellent  l^ind  of  dry  faucidge  that 
refembles  our  blacl(e  pudding ,  but  that  it  is  fame" 
what  thicl^er  y  and  fiorter  i  and  is  eaten  could  in 

'  jlices.  ■  ^.  ••    '  M    • 

Ccrirclet'  m.  The  hinder  part  of  the  braine^next  to  the 
nape  of  the  nect(e\  maizes  buta  tenth  of  the  voholcy 
and  is  diuided  from  the  reft  '  by  Dura  3  &  pia. 
Mater. 

Ccrucliii  :  m.  ine  :  f.  Brainleffey  headdie^  mlfuU^gid- 
dieyfinta\iicaUjharebraind. 

CçruçUc  :  f.  The  braine^  or^  hinder  part  of  the  head 
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CerucUc  à  double  vchxas.A  duncc^blocliheadyiober- 
noU^ioultheadythictie^si^inney  dull  fellow -y  one  that  is 
obftinately  Jottifhy  ene^mto  whom  no  wit  can  be  bca^ 
teny  no  vndcrfiandmg  dnuen.    ,  f  * 

G.ens  dc  cervelle,  ou  (qui  font)  bien  en  cervelle. 
•  Wife  y  or  ftayedpeople'^fiich  as  haue  found  br aines  y  or 
^d  heads. 

Tenir  en  cervelle.  ï^(>  keepe  in  awe  y  or  in  play\  to 
arme  with  heed  by  often  aUarums-yto  harrie^  hould 
buificdor  in  breafh.  v    V  ' 

Cervelliere  :  f.  ACcully  or  faUetyof  irom 

Cervical  :  m.  ale  ;  £  Belonging  to  the  nape^  orhinder 

)farty  of  the  nccke. 

Artcrc  ceruicaJe.  Serine  y  Artère. 

Veine  cervicale.  A  branch  of  the  Soufclauiere, 

which  paffing  along  by  the  tranfuer/e  procèdes  of  the 

necl^'ioyntSygoes  vnto  the  membrane  called ^\xi^  ma- 
c  tcty  and  ends  in  it.  <^       ; 

Cervier.  Loup  Cervîèr.  5^f  Loup-ccnrier. 
CçVfinçfpiiie.The  Jhrub  way  thôrne^buclithome^  laxa- 

tiuefam. 
QQxvcnÇk.  Beere  \i. 
Cerulc  :  f.  Cerufey  or  y  white  leady  wherewith  women 

paint  ;  differs  from  Lithargie  (called  alfoy  white  lead) 

for  this  is  made  ofthigroffeft  lead^  m  it  a  in  the  mine^ 

that  y  of  lead  refined ,  out  of  the  mine. 
Cerufcux  :in.  eulc:  £  FuUefCerufe^^  beplaiftered  all 

ouer  witbfkrd.  a^ 

Ces  :  m.  ^ftayycef/ingy  lenuingyfbrbearmg^^alfo^aput- 
_  tmg  to  ftlencey.or  forbidding  to  proceed. 
•  Ccs(TheplurallofCe:)Theis.      '^ 

Celarien:  m .  cnnc:  f..  Cefar4il(ei  ijf,  •r  belonging 

/oGcfar.   .  •■     -'^..m:^ .. 

Enfiintcmcnt  Ccfarien.  The  birth  of  a  child Jby  cut- 
ting him  out  of  his  mothers  wombywithout  the  death  of 
eyther.    ^  .       ^  ..  "^^   ^      ' 

Scftion  Césarienne-  Such  a  cutting. 
Ccfarinc.  Tondu  à  la  Ccfarinc.  Cut  or  pmled  round 

wtthyorlHf€d  di(hy(an  old^ionyeiinvfe  withfomt 
^  old  men.)  V'-^-i?:.-  ■  • .  '  '..^  .  ' 

Cciblfié  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Sadypenfme  j  troubled ^  perplexed^ 

C^&tion:  f.  AcogktiênyCiafiHg^flayyfaifey  inter  mif^ 
fin^dtfc$mman€€yroflmf^y(n  Ua^ 

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Ceflèinent  ;  m.  Uo^e  Ceflation.  . . 

CeflTer.  To  ceafey  for  b  ear  e  j  ftop ,  ftayypawfcy  leaue  of  y 
giue  ouer'ytêfurceafèydiscontinueyinteïmityreft'a  whiUy 
bold  bai  lie  for  a  time  y  alJOyto  lingeryloyteryftaci(enyplay 
theHuggard. 

Ceflfîble  :  com.  Teeldable ,  rcfignable ,  abandonna^ 
ble.        • 

Ceflion  :  f.  Teeldmg  vp ,  or  giuing  ouer  ;  an  aban- 
dortmcnt  of  y  or  dc^artuH  from  y  and  particular  lyy  a 
jiuip  2^0 f place.     . 
CelTion  des  biens,  ^n abandonment $f  his owne 

'  iP^^^  I  ^^^  renouncement  of  his  title  to  another 
mansy  thereby  to  bee  but  out  of  the  reach  y  or  dan- 
ger y  of  creditors  ;  This  muftbee  done  (efpcciaUyin 
the  fir fl  cafe)  by  the  debtor  himfelfv  (vngirt  y  and 

ill' bare  headed)  in  the  pr  (fence  of  a  flill  Court  :  Af- 
ter which  bee  is  not  conjlraynable  to.  pi^y  his  ere ^ 
ditoun  more  than  can  bee  ray  fed  by  thefaleofhis 
goods.  V  • 

CeiTionnaire  :  com.  A  ceffwnarie  j  one  that  aban^ 
dons  y  or  giucs  vp  his  goods  as  afbrefayde  (in 
Ccffiondc  biens)  who  though  hee  loofeth  his  cre- 
dit thereby  y  yet  is  hee  not  held  fo  bafe  as  a  ban^ 
l(rupt.    .         .  ^ 

CelTiouner .  To  eat  betweene  meales^  to  tal^ean  after- 
nnonesrepall  c^Norai..''     \/  v 

Ceft  :  m.celie  :  f.  ^  Cet. 

Cefton:  m.  A ftudde^  girdle  y  which  fmold  time/the. 
Brulegroome  put  about  his  Mride  as  foone  as  they 

.  were  mariedyandtoo!(e  offwhenthcy  went  to  bedjo-^ 
gethev.  '  "^    '      ^ 

Ceftrin.  A  l^ind  of  yellow  (lone  whereof  beads  are 

made.  ■      '::m::-    ■    '^'-  .  }    •     ■ 

Ceftuy .  (A  Vronmne  Demonflratiue  )  this  man  j  alfoy 
*hee.  # 

Ceftuy  cy.  (ivitb  addition  of  that  locall  Aduerbe)  this 
man  here  ;  this  verie  manythisfame  man. 

Celiie:  f.  Tbefap  oftiees  j  Lool^e  Scvc.    # 

Ccsmtif.  A  cuttingyreélionydiuifïon. 

Cet  :  m.  cette  :  f.  Thr4  j  that  yit-yOé  Ce  ;  but  with  this 
differenee  j  that  whereas  Ce  is  put  before  words  that 
begin  with  a  confinant yor  Hpronouncedfoà  m  natmàll 
French  it  ss)  Cet  precedes  thofe  which  begin  wuh  a 
voweUyOr  with  H  vnpronounced  (as  in  words  dermed^ 
from  the  Latine.)  ♦ 

Cetaçc.  poiflbn  cetacée.  Of  the  l(irid  of  whales. 

Cetc-  as  Cene  ;  Thf  feminine  ofCcu 

Ceterach  :  tn.Tbe  h  ear  be  Scale-feamey  Stone-fearnty 
Finger-fiarneyM^Miltewaft. 

Cethiil.^  t(ind  of  wood  that  corrupts  Itot. 

Ccticr  Je  bled.  A^tsarter  of  come  j  or  as  Scpticr. 

Ceton  :  m .  ^  rowell  for  à  bruifed ,  or  impoflumed 
horfe. 

Cctuy.lwi|:r  Ceftuy.    ^  ^         ^ 

(2cvzdcTC:f.Theff?ritfiileofafhip. 

Ccuchctà^Tô  whiter  in  the  eare.  *     1 

Qvreiï.\Awhetfione. 

Ccves:f.Chiues^hibols.  '     *  '\  ■  -;'''^^''':'^;'''>' 

CevoXes^Tbepame.  ,, 

Chaas.  (Monof31ab.)  is  the  ^acey^nd  length  betweene 
beéune  and beame^walt  andwall y  m  buildini^y  m  a 

bayofbwUdmgi  àlfi^t^elufQfl(m€afieribebuU^^al^ 
^Jèweâfêets ^atcb^. .  ■  .:n.  ...^. .v ^:  iii.^';v-..':^.v ' i?-  ^<:  .  ■ 

Cbâ>fais:  nu  TbeJbcefeoftctry(wbêfèwooU  Is  voie 
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Chiblc  :  f.  as  Cablc^fcm.        >  * 

Chablis,  bois  chablis.  wmd-fkUs:^  the  treeSy  ûrbran^ 

Che  s  dftrees^whub  the  wind  hath  ouerthrmpne. 
Chabot  :  IP.  The  little  fijh  called  a  GuU^  BuUheady  or 

MfUcrs-thumbe  j  alfb^the  little  watervermine  caUed^a 

Bullhead. 
Chzhtt^  m.TheCray-fiJhtearmcd^aPkngar. 
Chabrer .  To  re  are  vpight  j  or^to  rife  high  before^  as  a 

goatthatrtfould  reach  to  a  bough.       ^ 

Cnacc.  Lool^e  Chafle, 

C\^^ctï.asC\i^{^zl\Tohunt&c.  .\     - 

Chaceiir.  A  hunter,&c  ;  lool^c  ChafTcur. 
Chacie  :f.  Blearcdne(fe,or  blcare-eyednefeya  nmnlngy 

orxpaterijhncjjc  of  the  cyesyaccompaniedvfitb  a  paine- 

HiUfl)Ootingya?:dredyie(je. 
X%zc\c\\^cté.asCh:idç(lnextremiti^ 
Chacieux  ;  m.culc:  f.  Blcare-eyedy  whofe  ejesare^fuU 

ofipateïyand  bloud-Jhot. 
Chacun,  (Loolie  Chalcun)  each  onCyeuerieman. 
Chacunerie  : ï.Euery  ones awne\  that  which particu^^ 

larlycoacerncsyor  belongs  vntOyCuery  one.        /     . 

Chacun  à  fa  chacunerie.  £uerie  one  to  hfis  owne 

home yOr  about  hU  Gwnebnjmeffe.        >^ 
Ch&\xàtx.rofcaffold,OYfet  vpfcafoQls'y  alfOytofet 

vpoYifcaffolds  *,orfher0v[)onafcaffold. 
Chaftault  :  m.  A  Çcafold.  /  ^ 

Chaffourrc  :  m.ée:  f.  Difguifedjblotm^ 

fmearedymaYrcd  -yfcribled. 
Ch  ^ffouTXcr.To  disfiguie^blcftyblurreymarYeybcfmeare'y 

alfOytofcYébUyOYtPriteill-fàuouredly., 

Se  chaftourrcr.T^  disfigurey&Cybimfelfè  j  alfo^to  be 

drunl(cn. 

Chafouyn  :  m./^Pé^/r^^^  " 

Chafourrer.  L<?(^ife^  ChafFourrcr.     . 

Chagrigner.  Lt?4^  Chagriner. 

Chagrin  :  m.  Cai\e ,  melancholiey  carCy  thought  j  per-- 
plexitie^heauineffe^.anxtcticypenfiuencjfey  vexationyOr, 
angmjh  of  mind  j  alfoy  a  difeafiyor  maladie  ^  ejpecially^*{ 
fuch  a  one  as  comes  by  melancholie. 

Chagrin  :  m.  ine  :  f.as  Cha^ine  j  Orpenfiueyheauie^ 
fad/nelancholii{eyOut  ofqmeté 

Chagriné.  ï^ex&d^grieuedyperplexedydifquieted. 

ChagrineincnL  Penfiuely  kttamly  ^fadly^  rarkingfyy 
carfiiUyypimelanchûlie. 

Chagriner.  To  vexe^ifquieiy  grieue^mubUy  perplex ^ 
fill  rviîb  ca:re^eâumi^ejnelancboUe^gwfb. 

Chagrineux  :  m.cilfc  :  {.Carefillycarlfingi  pen/me  per- 
plexed ^eauie  y  fad  ^  cfanxiMyfraugbt  with  aniuijh^ 
all  melancholie.  #; 

Chalttiant.^Chathuant.  '^ 

Chaine  :  f-  A  chaîne  j  Looij^f  Chenc. 
Chaîne  de  drap  ,  ou  de  Tiflerand.  The  TPèofi  of 
cXùth  \  tbi  thread  vMch  in  vreamng  runs  ouercrsfffe  it. 
Chaîne  de  S.Philibert.  ^  counter fiiî  c&iine.  ^ ; 

Onzincttc f  A  little  chfline. 

Chaînon  kvm 
Le  chaînon  du  col.  The  naupeyOr($nore ^perîy)  the 
chmeMnty  oftbe  necf^ei  Lool^e  Chcûioîv^i  ){ l 'i;:  / 

Chzïr:  f.Flefb.  .    -^  i2l^^^^^ 

L  a  chair  dure.  The  bard^  white  part  of  an  eiffier^ 
which  cleaues  to  thefieUjond  U  couered  with  fifit^  the 
root  of  an  oyHet.  •  ^-^  '^'^^  -  i^h^ft 

llyaplusdc  chair  qucdelauee.  TAeir  compânie 
l^^fffometrjilfime  j  thcf/spmb  mmtfi^  tbém/àucea^ 
w^ongioemm'  ♦■.■>.-  ''..v«:'"'.ivk*.,  ■.,//■■''      i.^^^,^^,^'^/. 

Perdre  la  cliairMurlés  os.  T«btfi  eJtftikStfir 


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Prendre  chair.  To  battle^  get  fiejhy  wax  fieJhiCygrow 
into  good  lilfiniyhicoml^  jht  and  fuire' 
Tremblant  entre  cuir,&  chain|//J  vnder  Cuir. 
Amour  fe  nourrit  d<t  leune  chair  :  Prov.  Yongflejh 
is  food  fir  loucylouebatt les  with  fongflejh. 
leune  chair,&  yicil  poiflbn  :  Prov.  Tong  flejby  and 
oldfiJh(afedainticft.)  '     /  ^rJ  y     ^ 

Plus  prés  eft  la  chair  que  la  chcmifc:  Prov.  Our 
women  fay^  neerc  is  my  petticoat  but  neerer  is  my 
fmoclfe.  . 

Toute  chair  n* eft  pas  venaifon:  Vroy.  All  flejh  is 
.  not  venjfon  j  CHery  man  is  not  to  be  affe^edy  efieemed^ 
truftedyor  vfed-y  euery  faying  is  noifoothy  tuery  worl^e 
not  of  worth. 

Chair-bouille  :  m.Afodden  fiUoWy  or  one  whofeflejh 
doth  lool^e  as  if  it  had  bcencfodden. 

Chair-bouille  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Lihefedden  flefh  j  oryfodden 
asflejh.  r 

Chaircuiélcric  :  f.  Themarl^^ety  or  place  y  where  ba- 
conyOr any  l^md  of  h&ggesSfiefh  may  bee  hadreadie 
boylcd. 

Chaircuiétier  :  ttï.ACookcthatfellcthall  kind  of  ba- 
con y  por^Cy  or  hogges-flejh  readie  boiled  y  alfiya  bun^ 

^  e/f  r  ;  an  vnsl^ilfii^wor  iceman  y  or  tradefman. 

Chaircuitcrie;  &j  Chaircuitier.  as  Chaircuiae- 
rie  ;&;  Chaire  uiâier, 

Chaircuté  :  m.ce  :  f.  Haclied^hc7¥edy mailed ^  cut  as 

fmall  as  flops  vnto  the  pot. 
Chaircuter(à  coups  d'efpéés.)  Tobew^cutybacl(eyOr 

chopas  fmallasfitjhto  thepot. 
Chaire  :  f.  A  chaire  ;  alfo^a  pulpit  fir  a  Preacher^ 
'    Chaire  hnŒc.  A fiulding  chaire. 

ChziK  percée.  A  clofi'ftoole. 
m.  Diïccnch^àvc.  To  preach. 

En  défaut  de  fage  Ic  fol  monte  en  chaire  :  Prov*  A 

fvolejbr  want  ofwiferyfleps  into  the  roome.      ^ 
Chaife,(>r  Chaize;  f.  Apulpet.         # 
Chaiz  .Low  watehoufeSyOrftUars  to  lay  marchandife in: 

^Rayonnpis.  ^^ 

Chaiamine.4;i^  Calamine. 
Cha^an:  to.  a  wood  boat yor  barges  a  kind  èfmiMktg 

boat  y  vfed  (mojl)  in  the  carrying  of  rmd  vp  &  downc 

riuérs.  '  ..  \  :  J     ':  ,      ;.,  '^v/'  .  "• 

Chaland^ouChalant.  A  cujf orner  vnto  a  Marchant, 
orjhop.  * 

Chalandife  :  f.  Cujlome^  cujloming,  tfuall  trading  vnto 
ohejbip.       ^  /     ^  >^ 

Chalanger.  To  claimeychajlenge^alfe  title  imtOy  fit  in 
fiotfir  J  alfojto  accufe  ofyCharge  witb^  callin  quefiion 
fwrMoffencei  &c  ; ^tjCialenger.         ^■:''xjti:. 

Chalant  :  m.  Agréât  bargey  a  wefieme  barge  i  ir^  as 
Chalan;  "V..  :      :  ' :*  ^;.,.•î:^>;^^^^^  •  --^  ^•'.•^  ••  -  "^ ' 

Chalant  de. Caring, pa^tg^atrkîng,  ta^ng  thought 

Croldde.  AJ(màof^ttedU%ardvhkhisvîryve' 
«  nomim,  andytt  being  talfen  in  drhifie,  beàletb  tbe 

hmtffltemade,  , 

ChâkidiqucIifardChalcidiquc.  rhefaine^ 
Chalcit^lpn^  recrement  of  braJife,  clegmgtêtbe&ies 
eiftbefimaceswbe  rein  tis  fuftfied',  (This  ft  tortiftiaU 
è  ;:  0Mlxfàsifirïbereisalfo^nat$ffaUone,acéiUjfkl(e, 
'  and eênofme miner aU^Jèmewbatrefembleshiipi 
ùfiUoflong,  and flnnmg  veines  \  fjteims  tmmnlf 
*   next  vnder  TSiiSy  (another  miner  all)  and  ù  effmicb  vfe 
meje-mediciMt$\âgauAterrffitevUen,mfiamati- 

»mcftbeumef,midrflmfiuetumeiramtber  farts.) 

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Chaleureux:  m.  eu(e  :  f.  Hotyfierie.fcamng^burnmg^ 

firucnt-,  fill!  of  heat '^  fill  of botnefe. 
Chalibc:  m.  ec:  f.  Steeled -,  done  ouerwlh  fteele-, 

wherein  fieele  IS  quenched  I  belo?fgmgv?itoJïcel(;. 
Chaliél.I^^^^Chajflic.  . 

Ghaline  :  f.  A  little  thunder yin  a  morning  ;  f  Poift:  ^/jTc^, 

dqncJfeydrought^ordrieweathfY,  {\\m.) 
Ch2i\m\tr:m,An}al(erofhedfteads.  f 

GhaUer.  ^  hare  to  bebagd^or  breedyoung  j  alfoytoJhaUy 

orvnJhellyNutSj&c.  y 

Chaloir  Jecha.  de;  f(?p/ïjf^3^^)'f,f4^^ /^^/<S/?/y^^••^ 

Ne  te  chaille.  Care  not  ^be  of  good  cheer  e  man^talie  no 

thought  for  the  matter. 

Qui  peut  il  chaloir  quant  a  la  difpute  }  ivijat  of 

thatywhàt  slfils  itytvhat  matter  mailles  it^ef what  confe- 

quenceyor  importance  can  h  be^in  the  dijputation? 

Cnûon:m.aâC)[izïzf\yalfOya\mdof^fi^^ 
Chzloppcsif.Thehu^lieSyparingSyOrJhalmgSyofanuty 

or  nut'IiernclL  .  -  ^ 

Chdïouptif.  A  Shallopyor/mall  boat. 
Chaluc;^  l(md  of  Mullet  which  delïghtethmuchin  her 

ownetaykn  l[Lang.     ' 
Chalumcad  /ra.  Afmailreed^m'  cane  ;  alfoy  thejkmme 
.  of  an  hearbe  ;  alfo^awheatenyOr  oaten  ftrawy  or ^a  pipe 

made  thereof- 
Chalumcux  :  m.eule  :  f.  IQtottie^orfiUofl(notSy  as  a 

reedyor  the  ftauH(^e  offome  hearbes.       . 
Chamade  :  f.  The  founding  of  Trumpets:,  a  call^orfum- 

mon  by  the  found  of  Trumpets},  andbence-y 

Sonner  la  chamade.  To  found  a  parley:,  alfoytofum^ 

monychallengejCaUon.  ^    - 

Ch2imxc\&  :  {.Spurge  time. 
Chamaelcpn  blanc.  The  Carline^or  Carline  thiftle. 

Char naeleon  noir.  The  blacl(e  Chameleon  thiftU., 
Chamailler.  Toftrilieyhacl{eJbcWyjUfhmthjw^      or 

other  weapons  vponarmouYyOr  armed  men.  -'■■■.- 
Chamailleur:  m,  A  Jkjberybackfieryfipajh'bucl(ler. 
Chamaillis  zm.Tbe  re  founding  of  ftroalfesyor  bliwesy 

or  the  clajhing  found  ofblawesyin  a  batteUy  or  slcirmifh 

ofarmedmen^^alfojfucha  battell^fight,bk\erin^y5l($r-^ 
mijh.    '  -    '1* ■  ■  •    -^'-.Av  •-'..v.-  K%^z,  .,..■■         ,'      *  ^. 

Chatnaras  :  m.  The  hearhScmiimijppater.  Cermàuri- 

Chamaricr  ;  m.  -«^  certaine  Officer^  Lyons. 

Chamarre  :m,A  bofe^nd  light, Gotmu  (andl,lejfe  prth 
perfyy  acloai(e)  that  may  be  worm  apvafb,  inrslforfi- 
mfhi^alfo^^udded garment,    '.•;»,>>   ^      \ 

Chamarré:  m.  ée  :  £  Laced tbielfe,aU  ouer  ;  aflope^e- 
croffèyOrhiUet-mfe^aififftMidedfOrfet  tbicliervitk 

Chamarrer.  TV  bet tbkke^eHer  iaflopeycrecroffifOr 

Chamarretire:f.  4tbiekelae'mg*tkpeymtrcroÛi,9r 
MlH-mfi }  alfhyttfiuddrnt,  trfittmi  tbicke  mtb 
nudr,  ^  -^    > 

Çpaimrricr.«Ghamârier>v    ''"'  ^V 

^^hambcUagc  :  na.  An  intme\  édmit^  p» p^^i^ 
cowfi,  vidig^  LamUmedvp^n  0mn  ebtrnge  efwimti 
j/^,  éfeethêts  dite  vm  tbeebèefitfterrftbe  Cbâm- 
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Chambellan  :  m.  A  ChamberUine  \  alfo^a  Gentleman, 
Groomcy  or  Fjher  of  the  Chamber  (efpecially  tbefitf-^ 
for  the  other ^  two  are  more  properly  tearmed^  Valets 
de  Chambre.) 

Chambellenage.  ^i"  Chambcllage.  ^Breton. 
Chambre;  m.He/«/?^.  .  ^ 

Chambre  :  f.  A  chamber  ;  LpdgingyKoomc^in  a  houfc  ; 
alfoy  a  Law-Courty  or  Court  of  luftice -^  or  theRoome 
-wherein  tis  vfually  kept  j  alfo^  the  box  of  the  naue^  or 

'  ftôcke^ofà  wheele. 
ChfeUTibre  aifee*  APriuie^lalieSyhoufeofOffice'^a 
'  Cab  met  M  little  corner  tofeta  clofeftoole  in.  -^^ 
Chambre  ardente.  A  chamber  y  or  court  (in  eucry 
Parliament  onejwherein  thofe  of  the  Religion  haue  bin 
cenpcred^and  adjudged  vnto'the  fire. 
Chambre  des  Ay  des.  The  roome  ivhercin  the  Court 
^/Aydes  Is  l^ept  (InV arïs  there  be  two  oftljcm.) 
Chambre  baHe. /ffChanibre  aifce. 
Chambre  des  Comptes.  The  court  of AccomptSyOr 
of  the  Exchequer  ;  In  cuery  towne  cf  Parliament  there 

.  is  one  of  them  ^  and  in  that  ofPavisytworoomeSyanda 
double  Bureau  :  In  old  time  there  ivas  but  one  in 
FranceY^t  Paris)  and  then  certaine  LqrdsyOfficerf  cf 
the  Crowne^and  of  the  priuie  Cmncell^  (two  wbcrjcof 
a  Clar^eyand  a  lay  Lardy  fate  as  Trefidents)  were  ap- 
pointed to  loo^evnto  the  Accompts:  ^fto-wards  it 
v^as  made^(a4  now.  it  is)  an  ordinariCy  and  foueraignc 
Courty  confining  of  TrefidcntSy  and  their  ^ifjijt ants ^ 
Maiftres  des  .Comptes  (in  other  Courts  te  armed 
Counfellors)  and  other  Oncers  y  peculiarto  it  felfè: 
Montpellier  n;^  the  next  towne  of  Parliament  that 
got  one  y  and  after  it  thé  reft  y  atfundrie  times  y  got 
theirs.'  .     / 

Chambre  dii  Conlcil.  Afoueraigne  and  extraerdi- 
narie  Courty  conftfting  of  two  PrefidentSy  and  eight  or 
tenne  Counfellors  (halfè  whereof  belong  to  the  Court  of 
Parliament  y  and  the  other  halfi  to  the  chamber  of  Ac- 
eompts)  who  hear c y  and  determine  finally  fuch  com- 
pU'mts  as  are  made  by  fuitors  a^ainft  the  arrefisy  and 
decrees  of  that  chamber^and  otherwife  tal^e  order^that 
the  proceedings  thereof  be  not ^wit  bout  gteat  caufeyhin- 
dered^or  oppugned. 
V  i-cs  Chambries  dc  la  Cour,  are  as  jvellyall  the  infi^ 
rior  OfficerSyCounfeUorsy  Of  Commiffioners  that  belong 
to  a  Courty  as  the  roomes  wherein  it  is  vfually  l^ept. 
Chambre  aux  deniers,  as  Chambres  des  mon- 


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Chambre  du  Domainç .  ^  C^urt  whereto  ^p- 
,  peaks  are  made  fiom  la  Chambre  duThrcfbr. 
La  Chambre  dorée .  The  principall  Chamber ,  or 
Courte  the  Parliamentywherem  the  chiefè  T^tefidents 
hean  and  determine  the  weight icft  caufeSy  tearmed 
fiybecau[ethevPperJeelingthereofisgilt.^ 
Chambre  de  rEdiâ.  i^  Chambre  mipartic;  called 
fbfiwnanEdiH  (oftheyeare  1594)  whereby  it  was 
eftablijhed.      . 
,    Lcs/Oiambres  des  Ènqucftes.  The  Cbambersyor 
Courts  efEnqnefis  \  wherçof  there  be  diuers  in  the 
Parliament  of?mSyfir  the  exammationyond  triall  of 
cimH  caufesy  and  appeales,  by  witnejfesyani  either  eui- 
mitUncet.       .^     ...*-•,      -:.  • .  ■^' '  .■v:Mnii^v.:..^,yi: 
Ù  Chambre  dt  femmes,  vrf  NurferU^ùr  priuat  roome 

Chambre  haute.  A  dining  cbamber. 

'  £a  Qiambrc  mipartic.  ACourttflufticeeftablh 

^JMiBdmirs  good  têwnes  of  Ytoiictj  in  fimouty  and 

*  fir  the  righting^of  them  of  the.  Religion^  whereof  the 

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in  the  currantncfje^  weighty  and  value  of  money  ts  are 
examined:^ and  the  dijotderSy  fhultSy  and  offences  of 
MintmeHyCoynerSyCUpperSy&CypnniJhed.  This  Court 

.  .  hath  two  Prejidents^nd  eight gemraU (ajftjlant)coun- 
felion  (bcftdes  iafvriour  Oncers)  belonging  to  it  y  and 
pretends  itfe/fe  as  auncient  as  the  court  ofaccomptSy 
or  to  haue  becnc  incorporated  into  the  fame  (whereto 
there  yet  belongs  a  roomc  that  h(tth  afiirnace  within  Ity 
andistcarmed  La  Chambre  des  monnoycs.)  in 
old  time  money  cs  were  made  in  2  y  Trench  townesy  and 
all  they  called  Chambres  des  Monnoycsj  but  there 
are  not  Co  many  at  thu  day. 

La  Chambre  nouvelle .^.^  certaine  late-ere£led 
Court  of'lujticey  confijUng  of'twc^tie  FrefidentSy  and 
CnunfcUorsybefides  infer  m  Officert^^^ 
Chambre  des  Rcqucftes.  Thi  êourt  ofRequeJls^ 
whereof  there  be  two]  the  one  of  good  antiquitie  ythe 
othc)  (corifilUng^oftwQ  PrefidentSy  and  eight  Counfel- 
lorSy&c.)  erc^cdmtheyearei^^o. 
La  Chambre  Roy:; le.  ACourtereâledofpurpofefir 
the  exaKiinatiOit  of  the  dealmgs  an4  carriage  of  f  i- 
nanciersjor  Exchequer  men. 
Chambre  du  Threfor.  Was  in  old  time  a  place  of  gê- 
ner all  Receit  for  the  rcuenueofthe  Kings  demeane^t- 
tended  on  by\t  Changeur  du  Threfor  5  a  Controller  y 

.  and  two  clarines  j  i^ow  lis  a  court  wherein  the  Treafu- 
rcrso/FrancCy  affijïed  by  eight  CounfellorSy  hear e  and 
deécrmine  all  fuits  that  concerne  y  or  happen  by  reafon 
ofythe  fûddemcanc'^alfe^theRoUs'y  or  the pLice where- 
in a  lithe  principal/  ChartcrSyOnd  Euidences  of  France^ 

La  Chambre  des  vacations.  \Anorctînarie  Court 

(ffcpt  euery  vacation)  by  certaine  fe le 61  Judges  fbr  the 

determiningofvettiecaufes.       i 

Arrière  cl:^nDre.  Loolie  Arriere-çhambrc. 

La  grande  chambre  des  Enqucftes .  The  great  y  6r 

principall  chamber  of  Enquefls.  ^ 

La  grande  chambre  du  plaidoye.^^  La  Chambre 

dorée.  ^ 

J- a  nouvelle  chambre  des  Enqueftes.  The  neWy  or 

laji-ereRedyCourtofEnquejls.      ^        .v 

Robbc  dcchambrc. -^  wgfc^g^w»?. 

Vuidcs  chambras  font  E^mes  folles  :  Pro.  Emptie 

chambers  mal(e  women  play  the  wantons. 
Chambrée  :  f.  A  earner  ade,^  a  chamber  full  of*y  a  cowh 

panie  that  belongs  to^  fyes  intone  chamber. 
Cnsonbrerie:  f.  A  Cbambcrla'mejhip'^  the  efidteyptuty 

or  office  of  aChamberlaifte.         ,  . 

Chaiiîbrctte  :  f.  a  little  cbamberyafmaU  roome. 

Chambreux:m.eurc:f.  Much  buing^$rbuinginya 
chamber..    ■  ■■^'^v--'^:^  ^  v 

Chambrier  :  m.  A  Chamberlamt  m  an  Abbejy  $rinM 
Imse  ;  alfoyfl,  Chamber  laine  yor  one  of  the  chamber ^vnlo 
aPr'mce.  "^•'  '   *  ->:.;»..  .^vl 

Grand  Chambrier*  The  Lord  Cbambitlahlé (whefe 
Office  was  by  Fïands  tbefirfifUppreffedy  and  thefees^ 
profitSy  rigbtSyand  imtifiUtkn  thereof  atmexid  vntê 
the  demeanioftbe  Cremeiyhnno  1 545.)  v  ^  /  r^ 
Chambrière:  f.  ^  cbamberrméùdy  w  mâid-firi4aHt. 
(mâftcûmmanfy)êHecftlHmemifiram^iéyandofba^^^ 
implaymentyorfanethatferutSéUé^dnégî^^ 
r^enchjm  àhoufi. 

EnM^^onsJDameschafnbricrcsfpac  ProY.  i4- 

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or  chambers. 

Châmbrillbn  :  m.  A  little  roome^fmall  chamber^ 

Chainbrillon  ;  f.  AlittlCyOryoung  chambermaid yOr  l(it^ 
chm-wench.    %  .      '        •  ^ 

Ch3Xm2LU:m.ACammell.        '        '  ^ 

Pafture  dç chameau.  The  reedy  or  rujhy  tearmed Ca- 
mels hayy  and  Squinant.        ^ 
Donner  le  fiirdcâu  felon  le  chameau .  To  proporti- 
on a  load  vnto  his  fir  en gt  h  that  is  to  be  are  it.  • 

Chamedree  :  f.  Cemandery  Englijh  Treacle  (an 
hearbe.)        #*   '  ,-,^  •  .'  [      • 

Chamelee  :  f.  indow-wayle  (ajhrub.) 
Chamelçqn  :  m. Xc?oit^  Ghainacleon.    • 

Chamelier:  tt\.AÇafr.eU'l(eeperyOr,Canjell'driuer. 
Chame.  Al^indofcocl^ley  o^^fmaUy  and  rcund  fhell- 
fifhy  the  which  m  eating  inflame s'the  mouth  lil^e  Pep- 

Chamion  :  m;  ^  little  dray  y  without  wheelesywhere- 
on  the  vinegar -mailers  of  Taris  drag  along  their 
Lees.        ' 

Chamois  :  m.  a  wild  Goaty  or  Shamois  j  alfoyth^  sl(in 
thereof  dreffed  y  and  called  ordinarily  Shamois  lea- 
ther. >    -         ^ 

Champ  :  m.A  field ylandiopenyor  plain peece  ofground-y 
and  (by  metaphor)  any  large  y  and  copious  fubieSl  for 
difcourfe^alfOyOâQzm^.  ^. 

Chaiiip  de  bataille. y4  place  of  battaile  between  two 
armiesyOr^of  combat  betweene^two  champions. 
Champ  boGalle.  A  common  fl eld.  See  Bpfialle.    ' 
Champ  clos.  A  place  ray  led  myOr  inclofedy  as  a  Ttlt^ 
yardyfvr  jingle  combats.  \^, 
Champ  ouvert.  A  plainey  and  open  fieldy  or  place  y 
wherein  a  battaile  hath  beenoyor  may  be  y  fou^t. 
Champ  dc  relais.  A  fhllifw  groundy  a  lay  land  i  a 
field  that  lyes  a  year e  together  flowedybutvnfowed. 

.    Champ  verre.  Velours  champ  verre.  A  f^erry-co- 
loured^or  partie-xolouredyl^elket. 
La  clef  des  champs.  Liberticy  Seelfe  Clef.     .        ^ 
La  porte  des  champs.  The  bacl^e-doreof  a  countrey 

^  boufe.  )  ^'  ^ 

Sur  le  champ.  Prefentlyy  immediately  huonttneHtly^ 
fiflhwithyOut  of  band^at  that  very  inpant., 
Lc  champ  luy  eft  dcmeuré.He.  hath  got  the  vifforie^ 
wo$n  the  field  5  (fin^ he  that  after  a  battaUei(eepes  the 
fieldy  thoughl)e  bdêe  tofi  the  more  mien,  it  held  the 
maifier.y     •  * 

^A  AafqMç  bout  dc  champ.  Still ^Herjm^  each  place, 
which  way  foeue^  one  turne  him. 
Aiflez  de  champ  jpour  6ûrc  glane.  X«mi«  fafficient 

*  for  many  to  helpe  tnemfelues  in  j  âdkantggis  enow  fir 
them  to  tal^e  bold  ofijbéfe  good  fine  fir  tbiMtê  gainé 
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Umjtê  cmrfe  vp  and  de^  %  a  mad  matt*  , 

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'Donner  la  clef  des  champs  à.  To  difitdjfejktiojind 

mt^uuliberUevnto, 

Gaigner  les  champs.  Tojbnp  a  part  fart  of  hetUs^ 

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*  màhebimgoetheMtron,  or  giue  the  more  firward  i 
alfoyto  diimjfe  him,  put  bmfitti,,  or  find  him  abroad, 
into  the  world, 

Sc  tncttrc  aux  champs.  To  braue  it  mjhew,  to  put 
the  better  leg  before  y  toi  fet  coci^e  à  hope,  or  bimfiljè 
out  to  the  vtmofiy  alfo^o.giui  bimfiljè  fiope,  Ubertie, 
roomejnough.  ' 

Bois  one  orcillcs,à  champs  oeillets  :  Prov.  tnods 
haue  their  earei,and  fields  their  eyes\fo  apt,  and  ablf 
.  is  euety  place  todeteh  clofi  vittanie. 
En  petit  champ  croift  bien  bon  bled  :  Prov.  Good 
cor  Tie  gfomes  very  well  in  little  fields -,  or(better)verie 
good  corne  growes  in  little  fields  ;  excellent  joints  are 
oftenlodgedin  exiUyOrfmaUy  bodies.     ■ 

Ghampagnc  the  name  of  a  Prouince  in  Trance, 
Df  oitt  dc  Chaiiroagne.  The  fees  due  vnto  the  Offi- 
cers of  the  Chamber  of  AccomptSyOUt  offkrmes  let  in 
that  Prouince-y  ya^twoOjiUingsflerU  out  of  fitch  as  are 
■'.  worth  a  hundred p6unds,or  le£e;andfiurejhtil  ngs  fi>r 
tbofe  that  exceed  that  rate, 

Champaigne.  as  Campaignc  j  alfo,  a  field,  in  irmou- 
rte\wbence'y      '  V 

Champaigne  potencéc.«  that  which  our  Blafoners 
teai  me  yd  Burr  entière. 

Champar,ou  chainpart.  field-rent  -,  halfèyor  part,  or 
the  twelfibpattyOfa  Crop  duejby  bar  gaine  y  or  cujiomey 
vnto  a  Landlordy  and  tal^en  of  the  p-ound  fir  htmy  he- 
fk-e  the  firmer  lead  anyyalfoya  field,  or  clofi  -,  alfi,  a 
greenefyingbefireacountrfyhoufe. 

Cnamparter.  To  diuide  a  field  (or  the  crop  of  a  field) 
by  euenyor  due^arts-,  to  lay  out  vnto  etieryone  hispor- 
tiontbercint 

Champ  irterdfe.  grange  ch.  whereinto,the  part  of -a 

•  •  crop  due-  by  the  n^t  ij/Champ  ar^  is  layed, 
Champartçur.  A  diiader  of  fields,  or  field-rent;  one 

thatjhafes  out  vnto^uieryone  buduepart  of,  orpofti- 

oninyacfop,  "^^ 

Champartir.  4»  Champarter.   «  f 

Chan^ay age •  m.  A rumtingy âr ffa^mg oftatteUm. 

the  fields;  whence 'y  \  > 

Vn  tel  a  chan^ay^^e  en  tel  HcaJIatb  going  fir  his 

beafisinfucbaplace. 

Champayer.  To  refide^r  continue  MungfieldsÇalfh,to 
wander  in,  w  wallft  oueryibe  fields  ;  êlfi,to  field  it^ 
earrie  abroad  mto  the  fields  ;  atfoyto  rim,  feed,  'i^a^, 
orpafiureiMfietds]Mlfi(aaiuefy)  tojutmteU  on  a 
ground,  or  twrne  tbem  into  the  fields,  to  let  tbemgoe 
therein.      "  '  >■■'■       ■•"       '     ■■  ;    " 

Champé  d'afiir.  ^i{ure,or,tbefieidA^e,(Bla!CoA.) 

Champeihre  :  com.  Fieldie,flamf,champian  -,  tf^r  be- 
imgtngto,  the  fields ',alfi,  eltwmjb,,rufiidpi  boorifif, 

-  homelte'y  bred  in  the  countreyy  Uuti^ among  fietdsialfo, 
V^y}'ude,faujge,  hagard,vnreclaimed,vmiiâie,bar' 

►eycr.  i»  Champayer. 
v.ii4ii]^i:  m.  Champme:  £  Bdficai,  orbafi-bome-y 

fBourb<in.  édfi,eêufiHingyd)eâtingffiifnbU-fingered'y 
^Ifoyfiemit^httnotbeingyhonefi, 
Chanipiceriej.vntour  <le  àtwapïc&jéia  chesàng 

pranjfe }  «  iriclfe  ^'nimble  IpUMtrie,  Or  ofLegierdO' 

C^unplgïK>n:  m.  A  MufirmhtiâdfMe^addock- 

fiooU, 

Oiampignoqs  de  ^oarcepauTbewitite^yeUo»' 
90  muffrums^néicbmgf  be  eaten  ;  In  Latme  they  are 
^0  caOedyVmp  faim  ;  end  byLatme  Phyfitim,p<X' 
àxùiwe  may  éeréfirelanffUhtéU  tbem.  Hogs  Mih 
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Chan^ion  :  m.  A  champion]  one  that  fights  a  pubUcife 

combat  in  huowneyor  another  mans yquarreli, 
Champis.  Locke  Champi  (theplur.aUxvhereofit  is.) 
Champleurc.  «  Chantcplci;rc. ' 
Champoycr.<M  Champaycrj  to  continue  m  the  fields-, 

ChailCC:  f.  A  chancCyhapy  aduenture^  ha^^d  j  alfo^ 
the  game  at  dice  called  CMumchance^  'or  fucb  anth 
tber. 

II n'cft chance  cjui  nc  retourne:  Pro.  ^U  chances 
dee  retume  one  time  or  other .  !     ' 

Cm  •  •■'■■ 

hanceler^Z^ite  Chancelier.    ,       j       j 

ChanceJeric:  f.  ^  Cbaimcerie  Court  ^  the  Chaunct- 
ri€\  the  Scale  Office yOr  Court  of  euery  Parliament  y  and 
Vreftd^all  Seat. 

Les  Chancclcrics  Prefidiiles.  Tfe^  meaneft  Courts 
^  ofchauncerie  in  France  ;  whofe  féales  are  different 
[.  fiom^and  lejfe  iben^thefeaUs  of  other  Châncei'iesi  and 
are  not  impioyed  but  in  feme  fiiv  iVritSy  or  Letters^  fhr 
caufs  thatbevnder  the  value  of  t^o  pounds  Tourn, 
y  or  Hartj/fHitoriyed  to  ifetl^emy  but  may  procure  his 
Writs  to  be  featcd  either  i?i  the  great  Chauriceriey  or  in 
that  which  belongs  to  the  FarUamenty  rviibm  the  iurrf 
diâlion  vpbereofhe  Lnes. 

La  grande  Chanceler ie.rt^grf^it  Chancerie:,euer 
attendant  on  the  Vyj^igs perfon^ând gptknied  by  ihe  Lo. 
^Chancelor  of  France.'  ^-  '  .  »• 
Les  petites  Chânceleties.  The  Chanceries  of  Tar- 
li  amentSyflndVrefi.Ual  feat  s  yare  in  differently  tearmed 
foy  in  difference  of  la  grande  Chan,  Thefcales  of 
thcfe  Claunceries  are  gouerned  by  les  Gardes  des 
feaiix  maûfenjcç:oftt)eMaiftersofllequcflSyn^c  in 
their  Ci^tuitSy  ajj^gnèd  them, by  the  Lord  Chance Uù  •- 
tjjity  at leafiy  once  a ytat^y  ei^rji  one  tfthefe  ibin-' 
teries.  .  •  ;  \-  '■  *    ■'         '.,•:''    ,j^_.,;   ■ 

Chailcelier  :  ttiéU  chancellor  :  The  Lord  Chancellor  is 
the  ùrincipaUMagiftratof France  (as  ours  of  England) 
anaU^his  iudgementSy  exempted  fromihe  iunfdi^i^ 
^n^]cenf^eofVaxUame7tts  (as pursincontroulable 
by  the  common  Law-JOn  him  depends  the  ordermgyand 
dijpofiiên  oflujîice  ;  the  ejlablifljment  ofgoêd^ndfa- 
chd  Lapses  j  the  refirmaiicn  offuperfluouSyand  abro- 
gat'wH  of  vnfroftabley  Edicts  ;  and  the  putting  dmme 
^cfall  Offices  that  be  offcnjiue  to  the  PèopUyOr  chargea-* 
tie  to  the  State:He  batb  the  keeping  of  the  k^gs  (great) 
Scale*,  and  by  the  ver  tue  thereof  either  paffeSy  or  may 
put  bacl(eyfuch  Letters  Patents^d mits^as  art  pre- 
fented  vnto  him,     , 

^  Ch^incéiûT  dcGcncvicP^c  An  Officer  in  the  P'ni- 
uerfitie  ofparisy  y^ho  hath  autbqritic  to  examine ^nd 
licence,  Maifters  of  Art.  •  - 

Chuicelicr  de  noftrc  Dame*  Another  yXoho  hatbau- 

.   tboritkoJ^DiuineSyLawyerSyThyfitionsy&CyandpU' 

nip9esimtut$efchollerSyefrpbat  degree  foeùer»  - 

Chancel icre  :  £  A  cbancelors  wife. 
ChanccUant:  m.  anti:  £  Staggeringy reelings  Jlut^ 

.tmg^jiammering.  -    "^- 

Chancellement  ixxu  ^  fi^gg^'tngy  reeling ,  waue- 

'  ring  m  gate  j  a  puitmg  >  psmmtring ,  fault e ring,  in 
'    (beech       r^''r  •■*.'*•  ' 
ChanccilcrjVd  feetéypgffr  j  wauer^atfeindentttres', 

:  nlfiytoJUmmerMty^erinSfeech,;^ 

Bien poulfclongucinent chancelle: Pro.  He/^- 
:  gerslêngtkitstbrnftvfitbafironibanà^    ...i^ 

D  rauh  mieuh  tresbuchcr  vnc  fbi»,  que  toujours 

chancelier:  Pror.  Jietter  fiU  at  erne,  then  ftngger 

éimé^sibettert»erreaUé^etber,tbe»almùeitêmi' 

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CnanccUcric. -«  Chancelcric 

Chanceux  :  m.  cufc:  f.  FmuMtt,  baffiBi/kctf- 
Rue.  . 

Chaiici  :  m.  ic  :  £  HufiUf^,!M(i»iflr  vjfiuêune 
with  âieyor  Ul-lfeepint,  ^  ; 

Chanciflcurc.  L»ol(e  Ghan/ifleurc.  FujUnejJi.    ^ 

Chancre  :  m.  A  CMk!tr\âfâm«jùU^dy»uilit^y»^ 
tuenfmUmg  which  bUcl(em,Md  infiâmu,tbe  venus 
that  are  âhtut  it,  \. 

Hcrbe  au  chaiKTC  Turnefile,  mrtmrtty  Umtn- 

pium.y       ^  ,   -,,   - 

Chanaeux:  m.  cuTc  :  f.  Cank'rietetnkartdifiUef 

Cankers. 


Emporcer  I  la  chandelle.  Tocârrîe  â  tbin^  cîetrt 

Mwajrkf  cffifriMg  the  m^Jifir  it,  (Lni(e  in  'A  la  dian- 

«ielle  efteinâe.)   *■       m 

Cafl^  vne  chandelle  pour  trouver  vn  petit  mou- 

chon .  Tê^eyU  mucb  in  fèarcb  after  m  Unie, 

Il  en  tuera  àx  de  la  chindelle ,  &  vingt  du  chan« 

délier.  Hee  wiUdoe  wmtUrs,  bee  will  cut  them  into 

tfumf  peeees,  btf  witt  m4\e  minced  mat  fir  Cr§wes  $f 

their' càrl^ffèti  lid  man  will  be  able  to  pnd  be  fare 

bimy  bee  k  fftime  ft  fill,  fierce,  wjkiom }  (  Itmm- 

€aJtf.)     * 

te  fctt  ne  vaut  pas  la  chanddie*  it  will  not  quit 
fofiitbere  wilt  be  nothing  got  by  bim  that  t^tes,  or 
I    /dealtsjmit. 


BoUc  chancreufc.  U  catdcered  byU -,  poc^  fore,  y    U  y  avoit  d  chaque  SainÔ  û  chandSle;.  Tlw^^w^a 

for  euerySaintbis candle  I  euerie  one  bad  fbrnembat, 
more  or  lejfejbe flowed  on  bim. 


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wincheRer  goofe.  -^  -^ 

Chandeleur.  La  fcftc  dc  la  Chandeleur .  Candk- 

ma*  day  ;  the  Vurtficatim  efthe  bleffed  yirgtn,    /  ' 
Chandclcuic.  la  Chan.Ti»epwf. 
Chandcleux  :  m.  eufc  :  f.  Full  ofcandles,ofa  candle, 
'  ::  belonging  to  a  candle 

Chandelier:  m.  U  Candlepcke -y  alfo ,  a  Cbaundler, 
■  :orCandle'ma1fer,or  Candle-feller  r,  afi,  C<»idlemae 

day.  '  '  ■--^•.■■ 

Mis  au  chandelier.  tntetta\ned,recéiuedyauefted 
ofivfèdyimployedjfetonworke,  '  '%_ 

Û  en  tuera  dix  de  la  chandeUe,&  vingt  du  chan  A 
lier.  I^e  Chandelle.  ^ 

Aujourd'huy  Fébvricr  demain  Chandelier  :  Prov. 
:  (  For  Candlenuu  day  is  euer  the  fécond  ofFebrita- 
rie.)     .  ' 

Chandelier:  m,crt:f-  Belongtngtoa  ChaundleryCan- 
dkyov  Candleftitlfe,  ^ 

L'herbe  chahdclîere.  The  Colewort  ù  called  fi  by 
feme -y  by  others  (perhaps  more  priferfy)  tbebearbe 
Mullein;  See^eHeihc,-         I 

Chandelle  :  f.  A  candle  jafi^  ;  a  l^htyOr  taper. 
Chandelles  de  Buchs.  Rofen  candlesy  vfed  by  the 
poorer  fhrt  of  people  neerevntoBourdeaux. 
A  la  chanddle  i  By  candle  Jigbi  y  in  extremtie,  or 
at  the  point  of  deatbywhena  man  it  readie  to  giue  vp 

thegbojl  (for  then  the  Romanijlsl^bt  candles,  vpon  a 
conceit  that  euill^irits  are  driuenaway  tbereoy,) 
*  A  la  chandelle  allumée.  The  fame  ;  or,  before  au  be 
gone  'y  while  there  u  time,or  axq  lifè'm_  it;  wbilefl  it  it 
inhandling,or maybehai,  /  > 

'A  la  chandelle  efteinâe .  Too  îate^it^ÈÛnHg  is 
pafirecouerie'yafleraUisgoneyOrtbebufintjfe  done\ 
(ThitFbrafè^  the  former,  feeme  deriuedfiom  Oui' 
ropes  -y  wherein  after  the  firfi  offers  made,  à  candle  h 
6g}fted  at  f^biddingof  more  y  after  wbicb^bat  being 
futouty  amber  it  dfotigbted,VfbeH  a  tbi^ part  more 
":  M  bidden  ;  and  when  twice  at  mneb,  auiber;  wbkb 

9neemoiajhethaMis'n^iantlyde6iteredêner.) 
•     BniflerbdiandelK' par  les  <kux  bouts.  T«)iw/I^ 

&end,thmpdif§rderedlf'y  tof^uander  bee  carts  not 
Jtow^trTodoatij^fbut  tejfe  froperfy)  to  pUy  thufih 
^^ejuùOBrdi^u^fpevenmerebftùworlff, 
^e  brufler  i  la  cnaaaeOe.  Saydefone  that  dttes 

mitchfirafkrmej^jfthet^p  (wbicbk  letby  Ok- 
:'  trie,  who  mi  one  nM,  while  three  pound  if  wan 

tandlts  lafi  Dg/ked)  thdtbeloofisytnttmitb  by  it  y 

ThuTinafhis-alfotalfntibtiwift^mi^^ 

iê  vient  brufler  d  la  diandelle.  theGAt  he  batb 
recmedyruines  bm }  or,  titat  which  fmbthauedkret' 
tod^omesto  rnmeJnmCàlfhJie  bathd^tbfedim  omi 
knmrk^  hddo  htmttftdÛtiftlê,^ 


Monter  au  grenier  fans  chandelle.  To  Bgbt  ht  â 

■  turd,    ■ 

^Ala  chandelle  la  Chèvre  fembleDàmoifelleiPro. 
9y  candle-light  a  Jhee  Goatfeemes  a  Gentlewoman  -y 
(wbercyby  the  candle ,  is  meant  a  mam  owne  affeSlion, 
or  the  apinioit  of  another-,  either  of  which  foUowed 
vAoUyin  the  choice  of  a  wifè,batb  often  proued  trro- 

WiOMtJ 

Au  plus  dcbile  la  chandeDe  en  la  main:  ^ov.  (ire 
fay)  he  thatworflmay  holds  the  candle. 
Il  n'y  a  fî  petit  Sainâqui  ne  dcfîre  fa  chandelle  ; 
Prov.  There  is  no  man  in  autboritie,  bow  fbiall  fit* 
uerybut  loolfesfor  the  te^eS  thats  due  vnto  bim, 
Chanes.  le  grand  chaixicsyM^-weed,  wild  CamomtU, 


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_peecporforbead'pie(e/if  à  barbed borfe, 
Cnanfrain  (creux.)  A  chanfirint  -,  or,  a  cbannellyfir-' 

rowJbollow  gutteryOrJlreal(^tyinpone'Wort(ey&c, 
Ch^nnxtn  :  m.  The  name  of  m  Italian  coyne,  worth  a- 

boutxxd\  *  ! 

Change:  ni.  Sumac{e,leather  Sumdcl(e,9r  Cittriert  Sih 
maciÇjs.(aJlffub,)  j^ 

Qiaage  :  m.  a  change ^ransformation^tamorphofis; 
exchange  ;  alteration,  mnouation  j  conukrfionfolfiy  a 
ManlfeofExcbat^e,orPlacewbereinmoneyite3^bàn- 
^d^md  commodities  bartered  for-yalfi^wrongVeere 

lift  hunting,)  or  the  beard  vabereinto  apmfitti  Deere 
,  ;  is  gotten, 

'  AUer  ou  change:  II  va,  au  ch.  itfaid  ^a  married 
'  tnanyor fornicator ytbatUaues  bismnewifiyOrroasfb, 

emdfiequents  the compame  ofotberwomen,  .y^ .m., 

Carder  le  change*  Hounds  to  purfkt  onefytbe  game 
y.  theybegfmwitb',  bounds  to  Jtieljitotbartnme,  ottld 

fumeytorunffbum^beiromit*^        u^^^  ■   .  ;  • 
:  rrên^rele  cfsange.  Homtdito  riotyor  to  run  riot-,  to 
K  fheéutatawrongDeeréf  and  tenue  tbatwUcbwat 
-Jrfirowfed,  <-;;j^ï'  ■- 
Cbângé:  m,èiftc^atititdiiransformed^tâàÊrj^ 

fed,  aUertdy  varied  ',  cmuerted;  imnuated',  alfi,  eXf 

thmged)ntercbangedycbopped,bartered^oorfi(L  ■ 

ChanâcsMucbangingytramformingiaberiMMà^ 

-   exd^g^gyinttrcbanging.  ■  -':.  ;  .lv  •■  i:# -■^''^'^  '  - 

Changement  :  m»  A  cbanffng^ésformng,aHemg, 

varyiM  -,  connerting  ;  innouatimia^iya»  exchanging, 

inttrcbanghtg,  chopping,  fcoor fig,  barterifigyalfoyé 

Mndtffbaàmng'y  iM^eMuagc. 
Changer.  To  change^  trdmfbrme,  attef.wailit  ;  inno' 
r  uateyConuertiaUbf  to  exebange,  imtrmHè,  ^kf* 
Ji^oorfeJbarter^hopmtB,         .         '      ' 
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new  Lord yor  owner.  "^ 

'  Changer  de  note.  Uo^e  Note. 
Changer  dc  poil,  to  mend  hU  manners^  to  alt  et  his 
^firmer  difpofuionyto  become  anew  WM. 
Tel  change  qui  nc  gaignc  pas  :  Pro.  Many  change 
Artheworfe.  . 

Cnangçur:  m.Achangerypc^anger^ban^er'yalfbya  tole- 
takeryor  gatherer  of  tribute. 
Chani^eur  <\a  Thvcioi. The  things  Receiver  generally 
called  fo  m  old  time  j  at  this  day  y  Thrcforicr  du  Do- 
maine. 

Chanoine  :  m.  A  Canon  in  a  Cathedrall  Church. 

Chiinoincric  :  f.  as  Chanoinic. 

Chanoinic  :  f.  A  CanonflnP  ;  the  place  of  a  Canon. 

Chanfi:  m.  ic.rf. MuftiCyfufiiCyalmpJl  rot^n.putrificd-y 
vnfduourie  through  age  y  or  long  keeping  'yOlfOymou^ldiCy 
hoarie^vincyped. 

ChanfiflTcure  :  Ç.HufliHcffeyfiijlineJfey\;utre 
hoarmjfe^mouldineffcyv'mewednejfe. 

Chanfon  :  f.  A  Song  j  Ayre  ;  Ballade  j  Uy,  Koundelaj\ 
l^irc[ay\atfhyaPoem€yOrDifcourfe\inMeeter. 
Chanfon  de  Ricochet-  A  Songy  Play,  Taie  y  or  ViJ^ 
courfiythatséndlejfeyand  hangs  ill  together^r^erérf 
cf  one  part  confktesyor  contradiôlsyànothèr. 
Chanfon  de  Robin.  A  merrieyand  extempùfallfong^ 

.  or  fafhm  ofjtngmgy  rUhereto  one  is  euer  adding  fome- 

.  whatyor  may  at  pleafure  adde  what  be  lifl  \  hence,  alfi, 
any  tedioic^^or  endlejfe  difcourfc^&c.  j^ 

Ces  chanfons  procèdent  de  U  mcfinc  cc*nemurc, 
AU  thefe  matters  haue  but  oneheadyaUthcfebufmejjh 

,    but  one  origmall. 

•    On  luy  demanda  la  chanfon.  (Spol(cnieaJlingly  of 
onetbats  but  newly  come  out  ofptifony  where  hautng 
been  (as  a  bird  in  a  Cage)  inclojed^he  may jer haps  haue 
learnt  to  Jing^         ,  /        ' 

En  vnc  chanfon  n'y  a  qu'un  bon  mot:  Prov.  And 
tbats  the  laft  (in  the  opinion  of  harjh^  and  barbarom, 
people.)  .  j        .         • 

Chanfonet:  m.  A  C^narie  bird-,  0r4;5San(bnec. 
Chanfonnette  :  £  A  little  fong^aprettie  aire  j  ajlfighty 

or  light  noteyor  tune. 
Climcmntut:  m.  A  great  finger  of 

Chanfoimicr  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Mwiies  pngmg^  j&ff  of 
tongs.  ,       : 

IChanfon$.Cdi!imi/;iè/m^m. 
Chanftic  :  m.  as  Chantier  5,^1  GauntrieyOrStiUmgé 
Chant  ;  m.ASongyAyre-yCaroUyBalùde^ùyyKoundeUyy 
Virclay  ;  alfoyd  PoemtyOrVifcourfeyin  Ryme. 
Chant  Royal.  A  kind  of  ancient  Poeme  dedicated  to 
.    the  honour  of  jfefu^Chri^êr  of  bU  Mother  ^^  and  con- 
cluding with  fume  fiue  or  fix  verfes^ommendingyOr  dp- 
reUed  vntOy  one  Prince  or  other  y  not  firmer  fy  mentiih 

^:  ned.  •:^,- :'••;••:- ■■.•;■,'■•<  ..;  -^  :.:-:\y.r'-^: ■■'■■-,  ;^::  v;  -^^  :;•:F^^:;^:•;._• 
GhantC  :  mw  éc  :  f.  Sung^chauntéd\warhled*yCrowed'yrè^ 
founded  *,  commended^  or  defcribed  in  Mooter^  or  in 

Tay  chante  a  fbn  han.  I  haUeWolten  inth  h'mJiBzr- 

Chan  teau  :  m.  À  émér-^eée^  petee  brot[eH  «fffom 
;  thecornerfOr  edge  of  a  things  (and  bencejalfofagobbety 
•^  iumpe^uJiyorcanteUofbready&c-j  alftfd  quarter, or 
I  ^^'VWter-peece^of  apirmetit^  ■,  '  ./ 

_^J4  Qiantcau  part  Icvaaih:  Pro.  5w  Vilain, 
ChaojpL  -wChantcaiw  fLane.      v  #>     :  ^ 
VMiTOÎlagç  :  m,  \A  ctrtame  fee  dm  vim  fame  Lords 
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pence  payed  eueryyeareywitbin  BoUi  bonnpis,  by  cer- 
taine Villains  vnto  their  Lords yin  a cl^nopriedgement  of 
their  fer  Hile  Tenures.  .... 

Chantcment  :  ni.  A  finging,  refoundingy  chaunting  ; 
yvarblmg'y  crowing. 

Chanteplcurc  :  f.  A  garden  PotyOr  Gardeners  r^ate- 
ring  Pot  5  atfoythe  cocl^e  of  a  ceflerne  ;  alfoya  certaine 
deuicCyOr  Engine  y  for  the  emptying  of  a  water-vcffell  ; 
made  of  two  Lattm  pipes  (ofequaU  bigneSy  and  length)  ^ 
ioyned  together  at  the  one  end  y  and  thence  dïuïding 
themfeluesyintothefirmeofafi^rl^e. 

Chantepoulet  im.The  lejfq  CentorieyEarth-gallyFea-- 

nerrvortt'y  (lunius.)     ;  ■   ■/  * 

Chantepoulcts.  as  Armoires  ;  Sweet  mlliarrsy  Toll- 

meynérSyLondonTufts.{M^û\ïo\\x%.) 
QhjLïittr:  m.  A finging^or chaunting 'ywbence-, 

Beau  than  ter  fouvcnt  ennii^c;  Prov.  Eucn  choice 
^    delights  arc  cftfn  tedioué.  ♦  > 
Chanter.  Tofing  \refoHnd\  ch  aunt  it  ;  vfarble.asa  bird^ 

crow  us  am^Cy&c  j  éfoy  to  defcribeyor  commendy  in 

.vtrfe.'    ;  „:./     ■'■      ,;•''*•' 

Chanter cnùu\[ct.  To fa}ne'yaffi>ytofingloudera}id 
'  louder yor  higher  and  higher  y  to  nfefrom  note  to  note  yin 
finding.        ^        .  -       ' 

Chanter  deuant  la  fçftë^  To  triumph  befin^ç  a  vic- 
tories 

Chanter  rhymnc  du  Cignt.TofingJbeakeyOr  vttei^:^ 
hutaft.  Z'     .       ^vr    13  > 

Chanter  pouillcs.  Tofcold^reprochyreuile^raileon. 
Chantez  à  I'afne^il  vous  fera  des  pets  :  Prov.  Smg 
youtoanAjffy  and  he  will  fiirt  vnto  you 'ybcflow  any 
good  thing  on  a  cburUyand  if  he  do  requite  ityitfijall  be 
inonefilthie  manner  or  other. 
Aftiurcment  chante  qui  ,n*a  que  perdre:  Prov.  He 
baldly  chaunts  it  that  hath  naught  to  loofe  j  wee  fay -y 
and  who  dothfingfomerrieanoteashe  that  cannot 
change  a  groat  /  (Thps  Prpuerbe  will  alfo  a ffoord  wor- 
thier expofitions.)    ^-^  -   ^ 
On  fc  laire  dc  bien  chapter:  Pro.  5ffJ^^Laffer. 
Tel  chante  qui  n'a  ioye:  Pro.  Manyaonefingsthat 
is  fill  firrie  j  (Thofe  that  y  again  fi  their  wilsy  ride  vp 
HolborniAOJl  verifiethis  ProuerbeJ 

Chanterelle  :  f.  The  treble  y  iff  fingmg  j  aïfi)y  a  treble 
firingyOrbelly  alfoyâfmâll  bell  fir  a  chyme.      ^    • 

Chantcremc  :  f.  A  greenefiogjand  toadjhedge  toad. 

Chanterefle  :  î.A  Cbauntereffey  awomantbatjmgsjsr 

■  ,  Cmgî  much.    .•  :v-^  ^  . .  ;  , 
Chailteric  :  f.  Chauntingyfihging^y  ZMuficke^y  alfiy  a 
^^^  of  a  Chaun- 

CKaiitèrrç  :  m.  An  ordmarie  Poet  y  rymeryor  verfifiery 
fotearmàdin  old  time.  ^ 

Chanteur  :<  m.  ^  finger  y  a.  Chaunter  {  alfoy  afmatty 
whitt4n{âfiedjindred'ytllied  firrefl-birdtbat  fmgs 
very  much,   r.,/,  ■■^•■/■*^'-  '  :-•■■•  '    '  ■  •  ■  '':-■■- :.'" 

Ch^niçTim.ÀJPbpd-mongerSyOrTym 

alfoy  a  Stauldery  or  Vt'ood-pile  ;  alfoy  a  f^ine^fupporting 
pokyOrfialie(whetherittlandvprightyOrlye^ 

■  baireyouertbwartyand  (hence)  ir^,^ Treillis,  ord 
raylefir  the  fame  purPêfeialfoya  StoopeydrPiieyVnder^ 
^ propping  the  ban\e  of  a  riuer  j  alfoya  GauntriCyOr  Stil- 
ting^fir  HogS'beâds,  &c,  tofiandony^itfi^d  Trejle  to 
fawTymbermt.    '  ;::;-,-^  ,  ^•:.  '  .:'•• ';[^-'-^  ■■;:5  "'^^^^  ^ 

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ChantilJonncr.  Téi  chaunt  it  yio Jmiroundfy^  mer- 

Chantonner.  ^  Chantillonncr- 

Chantourne:  m.  ce:  f.  Turned roûnd/ùthiù^tt of  â 

fnajfle  ;  or  often  in  and  out  y  as  the  courfe  ofahooke  in 

ameddôw.  .- 
Chantourncmcnt:  m.  rbewriglingyeddUyOr  oftehy 

and  vncer  tain  turningin  and  out  of  the  courfe  offmall 

rmets. 
Chantourner.  To  rwyth,or  turne  oft  en  in  andoHtylil(e 
'    a  fma  Ujireame  in  a  f  laine  field yOr  meddcfw.    \ . 
Chantre  :  m.  A  elmnterya  finger  ;  alfoya  Cbaunter  in  a 
'  ^ueercy  ofC^thedrall  Church  ;  alfhy  as  ChavafTinc  j 

afoyawhite-brcjpdyandrcd'l;cUtedfirreJi'b^^^^ 

zjes  to  fing  very  much. 

Chantrcric.-^  Chantcric. 
Chanure  :  m.  H^;w;?f . 
Ch2nuTc(2u\^^c.BaflardHenfpeymldHempeyl>let- 

tleHempc. 

Chanureuv:  m.  eufc  :  f.  tiempenyfiempie-yofHempe  j 

MofHcmpe.  ..  • 

Cnanurier  :  ï.A  Hempen  ctofc  ;  o>\yàrdrpherein  Hempt 

>  isfqwed.    '       .         * 
Chaos  :  nri.  A  Chaos  ;  a  confitfedy  or  diforderlie  heape:y 

a  hugeylmmenfey  and  fbrmelejft  MajfeyOrmingle-manr 
-    gle  offundry  things  hudled  together. 
Chape  :  f.  A  Copeyalf^tbe  locket  of  a  dagger  y&c*yUo](€ 

Cnappc. 
«  Chapeau  :  m,  A  hat\hoodyùt  bonnet  fir  the  headialfo^ 

âfiarlandoffloT^erSy&c. 

Chapeai^ar^bànoifc.  A  highcropmd  hat  j  a  hdt 

tpith  a  crowne  li{e  afugar4oafi  j  or  of  the  Spanijb 

klocl(e.^  ;     *> 

mutinous  Tyebèls  of  F  landers  y  in  Chzxlcs  the  fixts 
''''' 'time*  \'^''  ,y  :  '■:--.y\       '^/'-'^^X^',' ' '^-z 

Chapeau  cornu. \A  certaine  defirmedyandpricl(lie 
fifhycalledythe  great  fea  if  ettle.^Vïovcti^^''' 
Chapeau  de  mer.  Ti[;f72r;wf. 
Chapeauxnoirs.T/?^  jîw^rx  ^/Lonchitisf^» 
whereof  bothUioÇçoiiAts  and  Vhny ma\e mention^ 
yet  lA:iùiio\wsprotefls  he  keuer  could  find  k^or  heart 
of  any  that  of  late  had  fiund  it:)   * 
Chapeau  dc  Rdfcs.  io%  CKapcI. 
Chapeau  rouge.  \j4  Cardinals  hat  ^y  alfa,  thebloih 
die  necife  êf  a  headlefie  carinas  ;  vphence^y  ' 

Pn  luy  a  fait  porter  Ic  chapcau  roùge«  Xbey^bâue 

cut  of  his  head.  .  .     . 

Chapeau  de  Triompîie.  A  round  gar Undwornt  4- 

bêittbis  bead^tbât  triumphed.  ^ 

Qui  a  argent  ades  chapeaux  :  VtoTfftibat  it  rich 
k  remrenced  j  w,  be  that  batb  Money  vfonts  neither 
bat^mhood'j  be  that  bath  fiord  of  cojne  hath  fine  of 
all needjidl commodities^  ■■■^^-         •   ;^      ; 

Chapd.  a$  Chapeauj  abât^à  garland,  ^^i;i^Mf^?-p% 

Cnapel  dc  VMcsuifieigbt^ncêmpeteni,priefie-éeu 

'   ehte  Fortion,giuen  amaidiy  ber  fiuher  vnto  htr  mari' 

age.  fI^ullob^^^^À',Sf<  _ 

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Chapelet  :  w.A  Chaflet  j  garlandyWreathfiiy  the  heady 
also  J  a  coueTyCOppingy  or  topping  {made  lt\e  a  Chaplet) 
fi>r  any  thing  j  (Hence)  afoya  nayles  bead^  alfo^a  baul^es 
hood  y  atfoya  paire  of  beads  ^  alfoyd  TvreatbyOr  circlet  of 
t^ick^Ty  &c^  tofet  vnder  dijhes  at  mckle-times  j  alfoy 
the  breech  of  a  G  uHne.  .      ' 

^  Chapelet  du  gcnouU.  rhe  hall  of  the  l(neei       ' 
Chapelet  du  larrct.  The  bought  ofthehamme  j  the 
cambreUhoghofahorfe.   - 
Danfcr  en  chapelet.  To  daunce  in  vi  roundy  ringy  or 
circle^  "     ;  ^         «       / 

Chapelier:  m.  sA  Hat-mal^er  ^  alfoy  a  maimer  ofGar-^ 
lands.  .       . 

Chapelier:  m.eré  :  f.  OfaChapletyhatyOrgarlandy 
hecommingy  or  doing  well  in,  a  Chaplet  y  haty  or  gar- 
land.    '  y  ,^ 

Chapeliere  ;  f.  ^  woman  that  maJ^es  bats  y  or  gar- 
lands.     .      », 

Chapeline.  41  Capeline. 
Chapelis.  Loolfe  Chapplis.* 
ChapellcTf^^Cfc4/pe//  ;  Oratorie  j  little  Church  i  alfiy 

alfbya  Lymbecl(eyOr  Stillitorie. 
Ch2pçluvQS:f.Chippings  of  bread. 
Chaperon  :  m.  4  bood^or  French  hood (fk  a  woman-y) 

alsoyanybood^bormet^o/letticecap. 

Chaperon  à  bourlec  •  Such  a  hood  as  Lafayers  and 

citiyns  weare  on  their Jhouldersvponfolemne  dayes. 

Chaperon  do  fou.-  ^fooles  capfet  out  wtth  homes ^ 
*   ear  es  y^lL faces yartd  other  fuch  fopperies. 

Le  Chaperon  d'une  Trépane.  The  head  ft  hood  of 

Trépane  y  whtreby  it  U  hindered  fiomentringfirtber 

then  he  lifls  that  holds  it. 

Vn  Chaperon  fait  à  i'cn  veux.  A  notable  wbipfier^ 

cr tw'igger;^  a lood one!  warrant  her.     „     .    .^ 

hQmo\ûciQ\\z^t:ron.Awomanspate. 
\    Deux  tcftes  en  vn  chaperon.  Two  men  of  a  Ui(ey  or 

the  fame  y  humor  fPiriUymd^d^^  two  mindesyor 

hearts yflgreeing  in  one.  ' 

II  bailla  à  fa  femmedronos,  &  chapcton  de 

mefkie.  Uf  bangdcy  belammedy  thumped,  frfodUiy 

her.   :..■  .V  ::vV' ...  ■•■■^^ '^■i:-\:':  •'.•■•,. 

Qui  n'a  point  de  tefte,n 'a  que  ^re  de  cKâpeiOO  : 

Prov.  He  that  hath  no  bead  needs  nohood.    r   a. 
^eroniie  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Hooded  y  haumg  a  hood  on. 

Pi^ecm  chaperonné.  A  rujfedyor  copped^  Pigeon . 
Chaperowjier^  To  be  barcyor  vncouer  bis  bead  before  y 

to  cafyorput  off  bis  cap  vnto  y  alfoyto  hood,  or  put  a 

boodon.  ,y-     '  .«:.  ..■■■       ■,-. 
Chapcronhier  :  m.Loolie  Cbappronniér/ 
Chaperonnier:  nu  ere:  £  h«mw}  hooding. 

Hcrbc  Qhzpctotmiccc.mldldr^S'beeley^^ 

hood  with  the  purple  flower. 
Chaperonnietc  :  f.  Uolfe  Chapperoniere^   ^  ^    > 
ChzpecoDDiczcif.  A  poorejlutyadragle-'tay  le. 
Chapiteau  :  m.  The  topybeadyor  chapter ypf  a  PiUof-y  al- 

dojihevfper^tofaliikbecke. 
luntre  :  m.  The  chapter  of  a  boolfe  ;  alfo^  Chapter yOr 

I^MembUe  of  the  DeaneyPrebeneyCanonsyond  other  Of 
pcir^ a  Catbedr all  Church.    ' 

Pain  de  Chapitre.  Ii?#t^  Pain.       ^      :    > 
Avoir  voix  en  chapitre.  To  beheardwith  much  at- 
^'tentianyondrefpedi  to  beare great  fway'tn an ajftnh 

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Chapitrcur  dc  foin:  m.A  skarre-crmvybugbeare -,  one 

that  threatens  muchfartd  does  but  a  little. 
GhapIcr.'wChapclcrs  to  chip  bread;  or, m  Chap- 

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Chaplis.  oâ  Chapplis;  alfo,  bread-ckipprngs  j  alfoy  the 

fhMllpceces  that  fyejromjîûnes  In  the  bcmng-^wccall 

them  rags. 
ChapOIV:  nd.  A  C^pon  ;  alfo^  Chappon.  , 
chapon  de  ircr .  The  Rochet  j  or^a  l^md  of  red  Gur- 
nard. 

Vol  d'un  chapon,  is  the  Al^er^  or  Arpcnc  (or  fuch  a 
!il(e  proportion)  of  land  y  that  lyes  next  vnto  a  Manner 
honft^or  capita U  MeJJUage^and fills  eucr  ('if  there  "bee 
iiot  a  competent  garden  &c.)  together  rvitb  ityvnto  the 
jhare  of  the  eldeji  fonnc.  Lool^e  Cheze  ;  &  Vol.  ^ 
Coucher  en  chapon.  To  goe  vtriefoone  to  bed  a- 
mghts'y  or  y  to  get  him  to  bed  êsfvonc  as  he  hath  [up- 

ped.     '        .    .  •  '• 

A  qui  chapon  manege  chapon  luy  vicnt:Pro,Hc 
that  eates  good  meat piallkme  good  meat.  ^  , 
lamais  putain  n'ayma  prcud  horn,  ny  graflc  gcline 
chapon  :  Vro.N eusr  didrvhore  lone  hor.ejl  man^nor 
wanton  wifi:  her  wcal^c  mayi. 
lamais  tigncux  n'ayma  Ic  pignc^ny  chapon  qeftcr 
gclinc;  Prov.  5f ^  Crcftcr. 

Si  tu  tc  trouves  fans  chapon  fois  content  de  pain 
&  d'oignon;  Prc^v.  Ifthouhafi  not  a  C^pon  y  feed 
ona^nOnyon.        '  -  '\ 

Chaponrie:  GueU^made  a  Capon  ;  cutyos  a  Capon. 
Chaponneau  :  m.^  Caponet^or young  Capon. 
ChzponnQï.TocutCaponSytogueld. 
Chapotc :.ra.ce  :  f.  Hacked^  or  whitled^  alfo^bagledy 
or  dodged  about  the  price  ofy  bufiedbimanie  things  to 
CmaUpurpofc.  \  Ï 

Chapôter.  To  hacl{€y  or  whitle  ;  alfoy  to  hagleypaultery 
trifle^  or  dodgeyabout  the  price  ofi  alfOy  to  piddle  y  med- 
dle y  or  bujkhimfeljè  in  mary  things ,  ana  doe  nothing 
well.      ■.•■,■•:-  ;.    "-•  ■  '  ;^  ;\-.    ,,. 

Chappe  :  f.  A(Churchmans)  Cope  ;  alfoya  Judges  Hood  y 
aljbytbe  helme  (or  head)  of  a  Limbe  c\e  -yaf/bythe  chapey 
orlocl{et ofafcabbcrd'y  alfb,  the topyor  crovpneyOn  the 
topyofa  Bell  ;  alfb,a  Mill-boopey^  Mill-cafe  j  the  open 
chefiwherein  tbefiones  do  ruUi 
Ccrchcr  chàppc  chçutc.  To  pleine yOr  be  defirous  ofa 
quatrell  ;  to  loo\eyOr  peywbat  fault  be  may  find. 
Dcbatrc  dc  la  chappe  il'  Evdfqué.  To  eontendy  or 
brabkabm  trifles 'y  or  for  things  wbkb  belongvnto  o- 
thers. lj)olieDchsiXxc.       -    i;.-^  ^^  . 

Chappel  :  m.  j  Hat-y  ûGarlmd.  f  Aùvcrgnoii5r     ' 
Chappel  d'tegcnt  J  4y,<}arlandc  d'^ 
Ch^pdainic:  (.A Cbaùlaincjhip-y  the efilateyOrplace 
'^ofaChapUineyOroftbeCftrate^MCbappell.        , 
^appdcMw^l^e  Ghapckt.  :.        . 

Chappdicr  :  m,  A  ma\a  of  Hats  ;  or  ^f Garlands,  t 
Chappelier:iîî.crc:fll^i|:^  Chapelier.      . 
Chappdicreili^  imman  that  maizes  Hats-yOf  Garlands. 
Chappdctrm.  I^oij^e Cbapdet^ ;  V 
Ul^>pcron.4;f  Chaperon.       y^^     •  *        : 
^nappcronniere  ;  f.  A  chambermakly  fpinfieryl(itchin^ 

l^idymtanewenchyhomelii  huswife.    ; 
^happier:  m.  A  Cope-mailer.  >^       * 

v-nappin$  :  nu  Cho^nes  j  a  lijniof^^J&pptrs  fitr  Içr^ 
women.  ■■■■  ■> . •'     ■  '■. ^ : •>  '■■■■  ■ .  \    '■     .   -. '^^v.,  y^:§^,c. 

CbappW: m. ée :f.  Uacl^djbcwed^fkfhedy alfhy chip^ 
^^ra ;  as'brtad.'^:^f:.:t-ï4:^^.  :::■,■■  :;^..'vVitM  -v^^i  ;  .^^v      .  -•>.  :;;, 

ChappIcr.T(>  baclfiyhe^yjlajbvpon^or  in  pieces  j  alfoyto 
^bip^  as  bread.'  :*^'^k^^w^-^^' .      n 


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among  armed  men  when  they  incounter:,  alfOy  bread- 

chippmgs  ;  andythe  chipping  of  bread. 
Ghappon;  m'.  Aflipy/mall  tivcgyorfimtofaplantyor 

tree.  ^Bourg.^^à^^  Chapon.  » 

Chappotc:m.  ée:f.  Dodgcdy  pauttrcdy  hagled  -y  alfoy 

hacl^edyor  whitled.  ■. 
Chappron.  ^ts  Chaperon.  A  hood.  / 

Chappronncr.  as  Chaperonner. 

Chappronnict.  Faulcon  bon  chappronnicr.  That 

taints  the  hoodgcntlVyOr  will  eafily  be  hooded. 
Chappuis.  Iiw|eCnapuis.  V 

CKapron.^  Chaperon  J  and  Ci;^  Rabelais)  ^  hooded. 

.foole.'  . 

Chaptcl.  A  leafe  of  a  beafiy  and  of  the  whole  incycafc 

thereof  made  fir  a  certaine  timey.indpr'icci  o/yU  Li^ji 

Ictouttpthehjilues.  V    *> 

Chaptcis deniers.  The pr'wcïpaîl fiimmCyand cha/gcs a 

pur  chafer  hath  payedy  and  beene  at  y  for  land  ivhn  h  the 

next  of  l(mnc  offert  to  r^ede erne.:  ^ 

ChapuiS:  vc\.A Cafpcntcr-yOnethat'dcalcswithtymbcry 

^  nr  with  tymber-avorlie.  l[Dauph.&  Lionnois.^ 
Chapuîfêr.  To  play  the  Car  pent  cr  j  towoj\e  Carpenters 

worlie-y  to dealewith  tymber. 
C\\^r:  m.  A  Carreyivaggonyivayiic^or  Chariot. 
Q\\diï2LQ\ç,.GardeH  Spurge. 

Charaèlcre.^  Cara6ier\VïpiY€'^0'CySee  Caraôerc. 
Charadricn.  ^  rr/f^/^c  bird^which  carnefily  beholding 

one  tbatisficl{e  of  the  laundiceyor  beheld  by  himjjeales 

hi^. 
Ch  iranion.  iti  Charanton. 

Charanlbnne :  m,  ce:  f.CnayPedyeatehîntOyor eaten 
/vpybyweemh.      -  ,  .         ,, . 

C\\2X2Xiion:  in.  A  MitCyOrJVeeuiÏÏ. 

Chardvcaurm.^jé^r//^.  .    .      •        \ 

Charbon  :  m.  Acoale  ;  alfOya  CatbuncleyOr  Plague-fore. 
Lc  charbon.rte  fir  ft  Unesyor  lineaments  of  a  piâurcy 
.  (tearmed fûybclilieybecaufe  mnft  Painters  draw^them 
4vitbapeece  ofcharcoale.)        '  -,  '  i 

^Chatboa  blanc  A  ^ind.  ofcdale  made  of  the  wood  of 
.the  Crimfonyor  priclilieyCedar.  . 

Faire  charbon  de  tout  bciis.  ]To  imploy^  or  ma{e  vfe 
of cucrie thing.  ,::  ;.  :     - 

■  '  :  D'un  fac  a  charbon  ne  peut  fortir  que  de  là  pcoffi- 
ere  noire:  Pro  v.  A  coalc-facl^e  ycddeth  nothing  bat 
blaclie  dujl  yBlacl(e  thoughts  can  none  but  bale  fill  a^s 

'■'   produce.     .'.  -"V^''-    -^     /■•■•"•■"•   '  /•:  ..''•' 
•CharboiiQi^  :  m.  ec  :  £.Paint€d,marl(cdywàttenyWith 

a  coale\coUowedyfmccredybUcliedm^ 

alfeMrk^ned.  ':  '        S^. 

Charbonnce  :  f.  A  Qarhonadoyor  coUopofç^^c.^ 
,     A  vilain  charbonnécd'a{hc.Lo(?/^êAIhc.      ^^    -/ 
Çharboimer.  To  paint  jnarl(€yXV)iteyOrfmea:reyW]îh  à 

coale-y  tocoUowc^to  bleStbyOr  make  f>Uc 
^  Si  vous  ne  le  voulez  croire  charb'onnez-lc.  See- 

oirc.  ■  ■   ■■-  ■  -  -     -•■  ■'^"'  ■']-: -^ï^'  l  ■^'  ■■■'"' • 

Chatbonncfle  :  î^Caale-pïty  or  y  Coale-mi^ei  al/dy4 . 

Charbbnnèfouc:  çpra.  Coalie^fcoales^^  '-Wv-  -^ 

Çhilbommkin}.  culc  :  f.  -Coaliey  fùUeftoaks,  ajl 

'iil&tà  becoUomdi  ayhoJùU  ofCarbu»clçs,orS^lu0ires,  l, 

lï-O^arbofinier :  m.  A  coliiei-.,  ■■v"-"^%3?>;$i;#'^  ■^;:;,?:v, 

"      ^îefdntfacsdc  charbonniers  qui  fcrfoiFciflcrit  l' 

un  l'autre:  Pr<ï<  rhc;jifiUomsçorru}tJ>yaccomj)^iy~_ 

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Hl{e  flye  called  ^d  long-Ug^or  wag-leg^a  deadly  mùrfell 
to  the  beaft  that  lfcl(erhim  vp. 
Chardon  :  m.  A  thiflU  j  alf$ya  CardooneyOr  thel^ll(e 
of  an  Artïchôl{ey  which  buried  in  the  earth  in  we  end 
ofAuguliyproues  excellent  meat  towards  Chrifimas. 
Chardon  argentin.  Oat'thijilefiumme'thifilejCot- 
ton'thfileymldvphtte tbipey  ArgentmeyOr filuerythh 
file.       ,  V  -^       V 

Chardon  a/rnin.  The  white  thifile, wild  Artichoke^ 
or  our  Ladies  thijlle.      y  ' 
Chardon  bcnoift.  Holy  thifiUyblefed  thiftle.Cztdih 

usbcnediftus.  '        , 

Chardon  à  ccnctcftcs.  The  hundred-headed  thijlle^ 

fieldErïngmyLeuantfea  Holme ^ChampianfeaHoUie\ 

(a(irar:2eryasyet^mEngUud.)\^' 

Chardon  cfioillc.  The  fionethifiky  Caltrops  flarrc 

thtflle.      ,  '      .     ;, 

Chardon  à  foullon.  The  Ta\eUyTullers  thiftlÇyCard 

Ta\iH^\cnusbjf)n.     .      .    '\  ■  * 

Chardon  franc.  T^r  ^rr/^/7<?i|j^,    . 

Chardon  mzvm.Thefea  thiflle.fca  Ho///^,Eringiis. 

Chardon  de  noftrc  Dame.  Our  Ladies  thifile^wbitt 

thiflleymillie  thtflle.  ^ 

chardon  pignolat.r/.'i/^rj//7i/?/r*         ** 

Chardon  roullant.  a^  Chardon  a'cent  cedes. 

Chardon  fauvage,  as  Chardon  argentin  j  or  y  the 

ordinariervild  thijlle. 

Chardon  teftu.  The  hundred-headed  thijlle^  or  field 

Eringus. 

Chardons  de  treillis  de  fer.  A  l^mdofyron  defence^ 

made  ibifilc-lilie  y  orfiiU  offriclflei  ,  to  kj^epea  tpaU 

fi'om  being  fcaled. 

Laiflbns  aux  afhes  les  chardons.  Let  Ajjesfeed  $n 

thïfilcs  ;  Icane  vnto  poorer  Jpirits  dull  conceits. 

Qui  feme  les  chardons  recueille  des  elpines:  Pro. 

He  that  fowes  thiftles  i^apes  thorncs. 
Chardonner  le  drap,  ro  raifty  or  lay  the  nap  thereofy 

toMrefpeityWiththeTa\cll.    . 
Char  donne  rcau:  m.  Theharreofadore  ;  thepeecey 

bandy  or  platCy  that  runnes  along  on  the  bindge-fide  af 

Come  dorcs.  ^  ^  , 

Chardonneret:  va.  A  Goldfinchyor  thiftùtFmch.  V 
Chardoniicrcttc  i  f.  The  thiJlUCy  or  pric^lu  JlrtU 

choice.  '  ■'     •  ^'  •'  '      ■.•  -  .  ;^^'  ■ 

Chardonnet  :  m.Our  Ladies  thifile/mllie  tbifiUyivhite 

thiple-yalfifya  Goldfinch.  "     . 

Chardonnettc:  f.  ThewiU^r  pr\cl(j\eyArtiche\(t\alfoy 
a\{indoffaucefi)rY^d. 

Formage  à  la  chardonnettc.  CheefeyVohoft  nnUfe 
rpàs  curded  with  the  mice  of  the  wild  Artichol^e  ;  ofyU 
"  Xe;7/^;i  cheefeymadeofeggesyandthefpénpneoffifiesy 
'       andcurdedwiththtiuiceofthatthifile.^^  ^^^^-^^^^^^^^ 

Chardonnicre  :  f.  A  plot  y  or  garden  (fTbifilay  Arti- 
chol^esyor  Ta^elsiy  tf //î>,^  ChardonnercaUé^* 

Chardous:  m.Chardoones  j  or  y  tbefiauflfes  ofjrth 
chokes,  -'^"-^t  •'  ::^^.  ^^■-':^-^-'  ■  ---^r  5*.^ ,',,  '  ;^.  ,'  X^.. 

ChzrdouffciT.  iiiT^hiteC^^ 

/'  thiflle^'^<'''f'^-'^-  ■'■''■'  :_  ■•  ■.  ,^' .-■■■■'  •■^■.'         -'■:' 
Chardoùfïc  noire*  The  bkclf^e  ÇameUon  thiftle. 

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Chaçeticr  ivii.A  Carter^rQarmaru 
Charctin.^Charcti. 
Charcttc:f.  A  chariot yOrwa^oru 
Chare vaftrc;  m,  An^fi^clothy  NaPyclothy  0  Buclf;- 
cloth. 

Terny  comme  vn  charcvaftre.  As  fate  as  an  Aflh 

cloth.    ^         :, 

Chargais".  m,A  certaine  vnluclfie  birdofabrowne^nd 
(in  some parts)ofawhitéycolour.  (^Savoyard. 

Charge  :  f.  A  Loady  Burtheny  Fardlc  y  alfpy  a  cbargey  ' 
burner ance y  or  caufe  of  extraordinarïe  expence  i  an 
Ojficey  Commijfiên  j  DignitiCy  Efiate\  Place  y  or  Imploy- 
mentyofchargey  a  bufi^iefiiyOr  matter  giuen  inchatge  j 
alfoy  the  charge  of  a  Gunne  ;  alfoy  a  charge  giuen  vpon 
theenemie-y  alfoyanaccufationy  mputationy  or  fault 
layed  to  the  charge  of  y  alfOy  aToultiSyOrmeiflpUi^ 

•  Charge  Palatine.  The  Steward fljip  of  an  impemll 
Court. 

Charge  Vilaine,  as  Roture  (called  fo  in  old  time.) 
Tas  dc  charge.  I(M?iije  Tas . 
Chevauchcr/a  charge.  To  ride  circuity  as  a  ludgty 
&c.  ,        ^  ^ 

Chargé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Chargedyloadenyburthenedyonera- 
ted  J  put  vnto  charges  ;'  affaultedyor  chaigcdyos  an  ene- 
mie-y  âccufedyor  chargedyos  an  offender  y  alfoytbathath 
charge  of. 

Charge  a  poids  de  mapc.  Throughly  tipledy/bundly 
whittledy  that  bath  tal(en  his  liquor  to  pur pofe  y  that 
hath  hisfiiUlondyOr  carriage  of  it. 
Chargé  de  la  plus  fine.  The  fame  \  or  delicately  cup- 
Jhotten y  or  as  in¥m.  ' 

Le  cerf  a  chargé  fa  venaifon.  The  Stag  is  verit 

fatm 

Cheval  chargé  de  tcfte^ou  de  col.  A  beauie^^adedy 

ùrhard'borneyhorfe. 

Coulcuxch'Uocc.  A  vcriedeepe  colour. 

Temps  chargée.  Agloomièy  cloudie^ouer-cafiy  and 
raine-tbreateningfeafon. 

LaifTerpafler  les  plus  chargez.  Totale  no  thought  y 
pajfe  the  time  merrily  y  let  tbeworldfiidey  (whtlefio^ 
therspineawayjbroughcart^  oryfiiffering  others  y  the 
rphileftyto  bufie^ar gey  and  torment  tbtmftlue%  with 
cares.   '■^.         ■:■ 

Chargeant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  Heauky  burthenfomty  trou- 
blesome y  expetifiue  j  afoy  chargingy  loadmgy  burthe- 
ning. 

Charger.  To  charge^  burthenyonerateyload)  lye  heme 
onyiay  ony  or  lay  load  vpon  j  alfoy  to  trouble  y  char^Cy  or 
put  vnto  charges  ;  alfoy  to  giue  charg^ntOy  beftow  £ 

charge  on 'yalfoytp  charge yaJfaultyOrftt-$n>       ^ 

Charger  toutes  les  voiles.  T(?riltip  o»i^Zif /i!r^/2j^/^J. 
Ic  nc  charge  dc  rien  .  I  will  take  nothing  vpon 

•  me.    •:■  ■•••■  ■^^'>"-"-<.  ■■•■ 
Qui  n'a  chcual,ncchariot,il  ne  charge  pas  qtïS^ 
il  veut  :  Prov.  He  loads  not  when  he  lilts  tbaii  wants 
both  bôrfe^ndhcarl.        i^ 

Qiargnure  :  f.  as  Charnurc* 

Oiarpiie  :  f.  as  Charguc. 

Chariagc.m.  ÇarriagéyCar^'iageSyCartSyOrWdggpns 

V  ladenwitb prouifion.       ^        .  -^/^v 

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Chariot  branflant.  rbemggMyCtach.or  Camche, 
thathaagsbyUathers'yahangmgCbamt.  ^  . 
Compagnon  bien  parlant  vaut  en  chemin  chari- 
ot branflant  :  Prov.  Agrees  with  the  Latme,Covacs 
facundus  in  via  pro  vchiculo  eft.  "  • 
Qu!  n'a  cheval  ne  chariot,  il  ne  charge  pas  quand 
il  veut:  Pro.  HeeoftenwantsofhiixviUythatwmti 

Tpberemtbali. 
Chariotage  :  m.  iVaggomage  j  the  riding  in/tr  catry- 

ingbyyWag07is,&c, 
Chzrïotteif.AfmU  Chariot^or  tn  that  runs  on  wheeîes, 

and  teacheSyOr  belps young  children  togoe  j  afoyu  l(md 
'■   of  ùtter  borne  vp  by  an  axletreeyand  two  wheeles-y  v- 

fed  heretofire  by  citi-^ns  wiues,  who  were  notable^  or 

not  allorved  to\eepe  ordinarie  Utters.  : 

Charitable;  cow.^charitable-y  bouxtijùUto  the  poor e, 

liberal  to  the  needkymercifiU  to  thofe  in  miferie;good 

vntoali.  •  '?        ' 

Charitatif  :  m.  iue  :  f.  as  Charitable  ;  /T^,W*i»|  férf- 

ritable deeds yor^mclmingvntocharitie.  .'^;     v 
Ciiaritc  :  f.  Charitieylouey  mèrcijùlnefe  ;  pitie  on,  good- 

nefc  vntOythe  agltCled-yOr  poore-ydfoy  loue,or  good  will 
■  vnto, agreement  or  concord  with,  neighbours  j  hear  tie 

frtcndltnefe  maiatainedy  good  offices  continued  vnto 

or  among^aïl-yolÇof  badwordgiuen^mputationctficn 

iliturnedoneone-yandhence-y 

Ce  font  des  charitcz  qu' il  m' a  monftrc.  Such  are 

thefiutorsyfindjriendlie  offices  which  he  bath  dont  me 
in  my  abfetue-y  (Ironically.)  -^ 

U  cerche  trop  b  js  la  charité  en  fouillant  fi  près  des 
feftcsl  Charme  is  toohigh  a  vertueto  be  looked  fir  fi 

low  04  the  buttocks ,  • 

Charité  oingt,&pechcpoina:  Pro.  Charitiecm- 

fertethyjinne  affiiileth. 

Chai'ivarls:  m.  A  publicise  defimationyCr  traducing  of  y 
a  fiule  noife  made,  Wic /f*  Santus  riwg,  totbejbamey 
and  d^grace  if  another -y  hence,  an  infimous  (or  infi- 

,   ming)balladefungybyan  armed  troupeyvnder  the  win- 
dow of  an  old  dotard  married,  the  day  befire,  vnto  a 
young  wanton^  moc^erie  of  them  both',alfOy0  manner 
ofcatcbingyfir  kilhngofstockdoues  by  night, , 
Chariv^is  de  poellcs.  The  carting  of  an  infimoM 

'  perfin,grace4  vfUb  the  harmotOe  of  tinging  ^tttUs^nd 
ffyin^-panMuJicl(e.  ' 

Charlaidc.  stout,  valiant,  war lUçe-yrefembBngyfr  hol- 
ding o^Charlcs  j  (a  namtywherein  the  French  (by  rea- 
fon  of  the  worth  offmm  kiftgs  rf  theirs)  dovery  much 

^i^-^y  y     ^  r  ^■  -:...■  i*  : 

Charlatan:  va.A  Mountebanked  coufetungdrug-feUer, 

a  pratbngquacÇfaluer^  tatltrjbabkry  fiolijh  prater, 

or  commetuier  (ftrifies.^'ï^fr^  ■     / 

Charlataner.  TocotfenybegutleyguU',cog,fiifl  ;  play 

the  Mo^nUbanke-y  to  prattle,bable,  tattle foobjUy,  ■ 
Charlatancrie  :  f.  Confinm^fit  gttltingfpeecb'ycognng, 
fiifiingyïyingy  extreme  cwnmendation  of  a  trifle jmcre- 
by  to  malfc  it  the  more  fdf able»  >:k  i  iX.-W , ,  A 
Charlatcr.  Lool(e Charlaâincr.  * -* ' ^ ^ji=«« '^^^ 
Charlatcric: f. cfe4*i!«<^jar^Charlaiaiicriç. /^  > 
Chariot-:  tD.A{)irlew^i*'^^.^..-^^,  :;:::'.ri-ii^'C^^ 
Charme:  m*  Tbe7(fal(e  trei^Halae  EbiUyHorn-biame, 
mtcb-hafiU,Hard-beame-y  alfi,a  Cbdrme,SpeUiInean- 
tàtioky^n^kantment  ;  alfi^  Stnble ground»  p;n:^?; . 
^itmcm:  m,  Ayouni^ Uttkroalfe  treié      -' 
^'^*}!3Jxne''Xxem.Raià^  ti)9ughts- 

Charmc-pclnc.  Grkf^-thattmrnf,  atbHm^Momtmi, 


Channcrcflc  :  f.  ^nlnchauhtreffe^mtchyorm':^rd. 
Channc-lping.  C^re-inchaunttngypames-aUaying. 
Ghartne^lbuci.  Comfort ing^  care-charmingy  cari^ap- 

Peafing.  % 

Charmeur  :  m.  ^  charmer ,  an  inchauntcTy  a  m- 

"^rd. 

Charmeuicmcnt,  charmingly  yinchaumïngly.  . 

Charmoyc  :  f.  kA  groue  ofroal^es^  or  ofHoine-bcarrie 

trees.  .  "•  '         v" 

Çharnage:  m.  Flejh-tïme-^  thefeafontpbermfltjjjis, 

eateni  a/foyflejh^r  flejh-meat. 
Chamalitc  :  f.  SenfualUiCy  flep^lincfe,  carnaUnefTe.   \ 
Charnaut;  m.  Vlej^tme\  thefeafonwh^rtinfiiJhm^.y 

be  eaten. 
Charnic: m.^ftal^e,  prop,  (lay y  pole ^  to  fupport  a 

vine.  . 

Chamic:  f.  ^  Tlainey 'Doivney  open  y  or  vninclofedy 

ground.   ^       :  - 

Charnier  :  m.  \A  Churchyard  y  or^anell  hovft  j  a 
,  place  wherein  dead  bodies  art  layd^oriheir  bones  l^ept  j 

alfOyO,  little  ^alfe^foUyOr  prop  3  aljby  a  poudermg  tub  j 

and  hence  \ 

PJijs  rouillé  que  la  clavcurc  d'un  vieil  charnien&, 

Le  vifagc  leur  rcluifoit  comme  la  clavcurc  d'un 

charnier.  5r^^e  Claveure. 

11  fera  trembler  le  lard  au  charnier .  He  will  doe 
I  wonders  j  or  y  he  mil  terrifie  them  wonder JiiUy.  (Iro- 
nically.) '      "  •  .     ' 

Charnière:  f.  ^4  hindge\  alfoy  a  l(nuc\ley  or  turning 
ifynt;  al/Oy  a  certaine  Veuïcty  or  Engine  y  whereby  a 
woodden  legy  or  arme  is  made  to  moue  y  al/oyos  Char- 
donncrcau.  ^   ^ 

La  charnieredcs  gcnoux.The  wbaU-boneyOrwhirle- 
bone^fthe  l(nees.  r 

Charnu;  m.uëvf.  Fi^Jhici  grofe,  corpulent  y  quarriey 
thicl^e.  , 

Capcau  charnu.  Tèf/^^Nf///^. 

Chamure  :  f.  Brawney  flefhinejjeyfklnejfe  offlefhy  the 

fubfiance  of  bmeleffe  fief)  \  the  fiepûe  parts  0^^^^^ 
die*  ^^ 

La  chamure  d*  herbes.  Tbeir  pithy  or  pulpe^^  the 
knottiOy  or  bigfwellingof(fomeof)  thetrftauU^^eSy 
androotes. 
Charongne  :  f.  A  carrion  5  afiinl{mg  carinas  ^^putrified 

Cnaîongneux  :  m.  cuft  :  f.  VuU  of  carrion  ',fiini(ingof 

rawyand  putrifiedyflejh.     *     .  , 

Charongnier  :  m.  ere  :  £  AffeHingy  or  feeding  onycar- 

rion-yéu  I{iteSyCurreSy&(r. 

Charopper.  Toboyleonefirtofliquornineortentimes 

oueri(awordmoftv/èdbySyrrop-mal(eYs.J 
Chaipentaiflcr,  r(?  cutybac{^l  as  a  C^penterdoth 

Chatpentairc  :  £.<»  Herbe  au  Charpentier;  alfi,  the 
■  fia-Onyon,  ;■.■.:         ...  >•  j»  ■.-'■  .    .  '.'•; 

Charpente  :  f.  A  frame  of  Tymber  (fir a  boufe,  &c.)  ^^ 
Bois  dc  charpente.  Ty«t«r.         -  -   -• 

Charpenté:  m. éc  :  f.  wrought yor  bmltyby  aCarpenter-, 
mode,  or  fiamed  «f  Tymber  j  alfby  eut,  or  hewed,  m 
Tjmber  by  a  Cafpenter  ;  and  hence  -y  hàcl(ed,  flafhed, 

■  '  matigleé,  or  wounded  (in  manie  places  of  the  bih 

Charpenter.  To^Ajy  the  Carpenter,  worke  Carperitérs 
'worke  J  maife,buUdybrffamey0f Tymber  j  alf»ytotut^ 

'.fbewMOtlrpaitersétfT)mber'yand  hence',  to  hac\e, 
Jlafh,mangU,9r  wound  in  many  places  of  the  btdieial-- 
fi,t&nMble,er  make  a  great  wmfi  m  a  romtfby  remo- 

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Charpciuier:  m.  A  C  arpenter  y  aWriejjt. 
Hcrbc  au  charpentier.  Frunelly  Carpenters-bearbey 
Sic{le-rvoTte  y  HèoliC'heale  y  Seljè^eale  j  alfiy  7(ib- 
iporte,  Umbes  tongue^  fmall  Tlantamey&Cy  Uol^e 
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Charpi:  m.  Lint  y  or  dcwne  (ofUnnen.)  Loêl(e  Char- 

Charpi  :m.  ie  :  f.  rofidyortowfed-y  vnclutteredyOr  pulr"^ 
Ud  out  (.ts  a  thicl(clocl(e  êfwooU  \  )  alfoydroppne  gent- 
:  fyyOé  wooilyin  thejpinmng  ;  alfâ^hatcbeUedy  or  baçl(eU 
led  î  refiwd  an  thej^atchelly  or  flaxcombe. 

Charpie: f.  jy Charpi. /ie//. 

Chaipirdclalainc.  TotofcyOrtowfeit^y  topuUoutyOr 

' afunderyihe  th'ul(ç lêcl(s  (hereof y  alfoytf  draw it(gent- 

ly)  in  jpinning. 
4Çhaipir  du  lin.  To  haclfleyOr  hatchellfiaxi  to  refine 

hybyhatcbellmg^ontbeflaxcombe. 
Chirpy:  m.  Lmt. 

CharpydcNacurc. /fC#^^ô.  %)i^  ^       ' 

Q\\2n2ÀX:m.ACart-way'yKutt-rpay/ 
Charrée  :  f.  Bud^-afliesy  the  ajhes  whereof  Lye  bath  bk 

made ,  alfoya  Ht  tie  twelue-footedwater-wormOy  much 

hunted  after  by  Trewtes^  and  tberefire  vfed  byfijhers 

ju  d  bayt  fir  them.        : 

harrcton:  m.  A  little  chariot.  ^ 

Charette  :  f.  A  chariot-y  a  wagon. 
^     Chafl'c  ala  charrette,  is  by  a  Chariot  (and  the  driuer 

thereof  couered  with  leauie  boughes)  wherein  one  lyes  y 

readïe  witka  Peecey  or  BoTviy  tojhoot  at  Deere  y  while 

they  gtf^f  at  the  fight  i  or  flop  at  the  nôy/e^  of  the 

wheeless 

Mangeur  de  charrettes  ferrées.  A  tnribU  cutter, 

fipa^ecrer,  bugbear e^  fwafhbiukler  5  une  that  mil  I^U 
,  aîlhe fees ^âJid  eat  ÂUhe  ifils.  .    ■    * 

Çh^xt\Qi^C'.coxA.CarrhkU•^'»hkhma|Ut«fmd  on 

wayneSiOr'tnvfaggons.  .;"  î  . 

Charr  te  :  no.  ^  Buc1(mi  chthyor  Najh-clotb, 
Charrié  :  m.  ce  :  f.  CarrUd,confieyed  by  carty&e,  >   n 
Charrier  :  m.  *»  Charrie. 
Chankr.  Te  caryie^or  comey  by  cart,tPaine^arut,9r 

waggon.  Lo0l(e  Chisiei, 
Charrierc.  4»  Carricrc  '  '  .      * 

Ch^Lcroïl'.sn.  A n'aggon-mâl(eir,  Cart-'»r'^bt,orCart-'  ; 
^  maimer  j  alfo,  a.  waggon-man,  Wapte-mafiy  w  Carte- 
■    man-yonethatdriuesyorgtesimtb,  a  Cart,  fFayne,  w 

Bon  charron  tourne  en  pcdt  licii  :  Prèy.  A  gotd 

carter  tûmes  in  a  nana»  corner  j  a  mfe  jiUm  qtùtt 

bimfelfèveUintmeifixtrenàtie,  orjlifisbimfelé 

-^afify  9ut  «fan  extre^éth*^f>^i^^^  ^i^i^i^iiiv^^ixn^: 

Charronrieric  :  f.  Caruimrl^jCirt-miiimg\tètrtH[i- 

V'-'uQiHg^9r-érmnff;('y:sz^^.^^^^^^ 

Charroy  :  m.  CArriage;pmage^aynAafi^Mge9nuge  ; 

the  c$r^mg  âfthoigt  bfWayne^Cart,  n  HFètna  \  2fi, 

■M  cartjfrotbercarMgeiêJp,^  Cm-iêoâ^àHtmt-bâd. 

&rwrgânrtiadef,  .; 

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Chirrué :  m.  ce:  f.  Tilledyplmved. 

Qhznuër.Tê  tiUyeare,plow. 

Charte  :  f.  m  Carte  ;  alfo,  the  Charter  of  a  Towne,  w 

Car  f  oration.  <• 

Charte  :  f.  as  Cherté.  Veerenefe/^c, 

Charte:  m.  ce:  f.  Haumga  char  ter  ^  holding, 
by  Charter, 

Chartce  :  f.  A  Cart-load,oryCart-fùU  of.      ' 

Chartepartie' :  f.  .A  Cbarter-jiartie ,  or  bill  of  la- 
ding.' '.  . 

Charteric  :  f.  A  carterlieyor  chMrliJk,trtclie  j  alfoya  Ho~ 
uelltofetcartivnder. 

Chartier  :  ïr.A  CartertCarreman^Waine-man^ahm. 
man.  '' 

Il  iure  coBirae  vn  chartier .  Hefîveàres  li^e  a  O»*- 
ter-y(wefay,li)(eapnlfer.)  • 

11  n  'cft  fi  bon  chartier  qui  ne  verfe  ;  Pro.  The  beft  of 
.  themfometimes  ûuei  turnes  bk  cart  j  ofii/u  wefay)tbe 
befi  Càrt  may  fffçhrow. 

Çhartil:  m.fhefimeofa  Cart^aynOyOr  Waggon jcoitb- 
outtbervhoeles.y    *  '.  * 

Chartin.Tèf/2rw*.* 

Charton  :  m. a  jvaggoner^or  chariot-driuer. 

Chartrc  :  f.  A  charter  {&c^  in  Chartres;)  alfo^  Pri- 
fon^orythe  darkefiyor  worfi  roome  m  a  Vrifon-ythe  HoUy 
or  Dungeon  y  alfoyaConfmptton-y  whence-, 
Deucnir,ou  cftrc  en  chartrc.  To  fill  into,  or  be  »»,.« 
tonfun^ùon  j  to  languijhy  pine,  wapyor  wither  away  ; 
(Metaphorically,  fi-omfuch  4U  hauini  beenelongpent 
■vpina  clofeftifhn,  looke,  fir  the  mofi  part,  mofptti. 
Myonit.) 

Chartres:  f.  charters -,  auncient  RoUSyfublU(eRecoréy 
Pleadings,DeedsJnftruments^  EuidenceSyConcermng 
either  the  Crowne  ,  or  Countrey  5  or,  aCommmltie,  or 
Corporation.     ,:■  ••"'.-.■■■■  ■■■•..^  . 

TTrcfof  des  chartrcs.  Tfc*  Ktfffj. 
Chartrier  :  m.  A  laylor  j  alfOy^prifoner.    '  , 
^zrtuk\K:m.  A  Terrier, or  coucha -boo^e. 
CharvlLM^eChervis*  ■  y 

Châsr£0<»|;«Cbaas.    t'  »        v       . 
Chas,  à  chas  vn  ;  Scarce  me,bttt  one,onely  orn^ 
Chafcun  ;  dq.  une  :  f.  Euerie  oneiall,e4cbiUolfe  Chaf- 

Chafcun  a  fa  guifc.  Euéry  cm  at  he  Uliesy&e.  ' 

,    Chafcun  a  Ion  tou^  :  Pro.  Euery  one  bath  bis  turney  j 
Oénrfejime.  •■■•  **tt>  ..•.«•.(■/       ..  ■  v.    , 

Chafcurie  t  f.  Loobe  Chacunerîe. 
Chafcuneiie,?»'  Chafcunlerc.  Lool(e 
Chafèrcttm.^ Chejifkt^ cbeefe-fit*  '^: ri .  '    : 
Chafèreux:  m.  eufè:  f.  Betongifi^to  thiÇhepfiU. 
Chafîer  :  m.  A  cbeefi-frejfe'/r  oc  Cha£«re  ;  4  çbeefe 

Chafière:  f.  A  Che^k-h(e1(è\  mUng  mut  round rackt 

•iMhirM»  eheefkitaryed;  mdthegf'eati»rgfratedSaite 

ièyâpHUey,têthetofofaj)ayriei'hnife,orStert- 

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Çhanii^:m.  TbafiimHurebebmgmgt/^\fiu^bi        •fàfktrejfi.      ^ 

îbe pbt^fÊ^eeras , ayojfiUed^ plewed UtuL  '   *    '    '^-*'— •    ^    ^*  -       -•       ..  -  - 

,  Di^^  4e  chariua£fr«M  3<uttedediIbBCirs  i>f , 

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Chaflablç  ^  com.  Chafeabk^.fit  to  be  chafed,  purf^ed, 

bunted  after.       \      *■     '\     ^.       ^  .    .       _ 
Chaffcrf.  Ahunting\àcbafeypurfuif,orfiUbwmgofi 
afearçbfiry  inqukïe  after -y  alfoya  chafe  at  TermWyaU 
fojj  Millers  wall(fyOr  circuity  wherein  he  may  lawfiUy 
fetch  ff'ijl  vnto  hU  Mill  j  aljoy  (in  watcr-worlies)  that 
which  fir  ctth  the  water  otUy  orgiueth  it  fir  ce  to  burft 
éiéti  any  violent  expulftoriy  expreffion^uttingfirtbydri' 
uing  out  J  alfoya  Shrine  fir  a  Reliclie^or  oihe?  (held)  fa- 
cred  thing  \  alfOythat  thin^yOrpartvf  a  thing,  wherein 
4notherisencbafed'y  andhence-y 
t2c\\^f[c  a:\xt\Kaifor.ThehandteofaRafir. 
La  chaSe  d'une  Rofe.  The  greene  Jj^igs  on  the  bot^ 
tome^  or  bacl(fideyofa  Rofe. 
.  Laçhafle'dcsfouldcs./^(>.i(jeSçuldc. 
La  chaflfe  d*  un  trcbuchct.  Thejbrinc  of  a  paire  of 
gold  weights  ;  the  hollow  wherein  the  Cocl^CyTôngueyor 
rtyallpUyeth.       - 

Arbalcftedc  courte  chafTc.  TbatcarrieSyOrfhootSy 
leuell  but  a  little  way. 

HarquzboufcacchzfCc  A  fiwlingfeece.: 
En  ch  iffe.  A  buUmg  ;  as  a  Cow  thats  wanton.  1 
Marpucx  bien  cette  chafle.  Heed  well  that  paf 
fii>'  >  '^^k!^  ^^^  ^^^  point  y  whereof!  haue  informed 

Retourner  fes  cfef^s.  A  haukcywhenfhehathfiown 

outyatberhei^ht^tocomeinagdmc. 

C*eft-vne  Chaflc  ou  le  veneur  eft  prins:  Pro.  Said 

of  the  ill  (but  dcfenetd)  fuccejje  afafilfe  Accufation^ 

OfrofanyEnterprifcythatproueshurtfiitltotbivnder' 

tal^eTyOr  deuifer  of  ft  j  wee  fay  offuch  a  one^  bee  bath 

'  made  a  rod  fir  his  owne  tayle. 
U  n'cftchafleque  de  vieux  lévrier  :  Prov.  An  old 
dog  hunts  fare  fly  bites  for  eft  y  holds  what  be  catches  y 
l(iU  what  be  reaches.  .    *  v   ' 

ChaflerriT.éc:  f.  Chafedy^urfued-yhtmied after \  put 
to  flight  y  driuen  away  j  reieàedy  or  caft  off  j  expelled 
out  of.    , 

Chaflc-boflc.  Hearbe-witloWyOr  wiUcmp-beatbyLooffe- 

flrifi. 
Chaue-chicnrm.  The  Clarke yor  infiriour  Officerycfa 
Church  *y  who  (be fides  hUautboritie  ouer  doggts)  di^ 
ftributes  the  holie-bready  and  begs  fir  the  (majfing) 
■■P^  ■  ^   -  '    .      - 

ChafTe-cohieiile  :  f.A  1(indoffmall fowling  peece. 
^Chaflc-craintc;  com.T  ear  e-expellini. 
SChafTe'^able •  Saint  lohns  werte^Saint  lohns 

^^^-^xxcm.CareHxpeUingyCheermgvp.  _^ 

C)\mt'-ncyi^i  t  Germaundery  Englijh Treacle i  an 

Çha{Fe.-maL  Mifcbiefis-éxpelling^  itl^things  mt-dri*- 

ChifCc-mzxec'.ra.AR'ippier,  h.  ;. -^ 

Chaffe-ttidTe  :  f.  A  firtAoc^y,  w  borfemms  peece  that 
goes  of  by  afire-toc^ey  and  is  ehar^dmtb  ^ufrttr- 
Jhot  ofjfteU  if$  uarmdf  becaufe  pr^  vfid  ^uttm  of 

Qianè-môiidre  :  covaéMttifier'pHrfmgfân  Kptlnte 
^y^  Hercules.)  >..^.:.  ,    - j 

Cha^rmoit  :  com.  Vreflruâimi^eâtb^x^ïïmg*  ' 
Qiip-nuc.  5|i«-c/!rérn|.  .^^^ 

Çhafle^rdure  :  coin.  çteaMfitg,pttrffitg,fi^b^el- 

^^%fihb}u^4ut'drmng. 
ChaiTe-pape.  4«iCha0è-meflè. 
^*f^ii^kwarrés^ 
Ghafle-peiirc.  TtyU-expeSingi  cares-€xiikdmgl m 


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wmeyandzftldy&c. 
Chaflc-pcfte.  fubftan.  i«  Chaflc-boflc. 
0^2Ap^t{{t.  zè]cet.  Plague-expelling.      * 
Chafle-poulx.  mid  blaclieFMeborCyOr  Bear es-foot.  : 
Chafle'r.  To  chafiy  wdriue away  y  to  expelly  re'uily^ifi 

offyor  put  away  ;  alfiyio  hunt  \  or^fiUow  after  j  t0  pur-  . 

fucyorme  chafe  vnto^ 

Chaflcr  après  les  mouches.  Tojpend  the  time  moft 

vainelyjidfyyfoolijhly'y  to  as  little  purpofe  as  may  beyory 

to  loofe  time  altogether. 

Autant  vaut  celuy  qui  chafTc  &  rien  ne  prend; 

comme  celuy  qui  lit  &  rien  n'entend  :  Pro.  As  good 

hunt  and  tal^e  nought yos  v^ead  and  vnderfidnd  nought. 
Châfle-ràge.  The  hearb  wild  Creffes  ;  m'pittankyVit- 

tanderyPepper-wort.  , 

Chrafle-rat.  A  certaine  harmeleffe  Serpent  y  called  fi  y 

becaufe  pyeyCommonlylfeedsonRjtts. 
Oii^^^{{z:{.  Ahuntreffe.\ 
Chafferet.-m.  A  little  hunter. 
ChàlTcrîe;  f.  Huntings  a  chafing. 
Chaflerôt  :  m.  otte  :  f.  Much  giuen  to  htmtmg. 
Chafletcron.  A  verie  fmall  cheftyor  coffer yof wood. 
Chafleton:  m.  ^  Scrichowle-y  alfoy  a  little  cheft  of 

wood.  ^ 

Chafïcur  :  m.  A  hunter  y  a  chafer*,  one  th^feel^etljy  or 
traceth  outyOthe)'s. 

ChafTeur  de  mouches.  A  l(ill-flye  j  aBraggadochio  j 
alfoyavaineoridUfkUow.     * 
Desjuher  de  chaffeur.  A  largey  or  great^ea^efifi 
(èaten.) 

Meflc  de  chafleUT.  ApmtyOrfoône-fayedyMaffe.     - 
Chaflfîe.Ltwi^Chacie.    ..     ;^  - 

Cha{Tîcu(ete  :  f.  Extreame  bleare-eyedrieffe. 
ChafTieux  :  m.  eufç  :  f.  Blear  e-^ycd  -y  who  fi  eyes:  doe 

rnnnè  continually.    I 
Chaflîs:  m.  .Afiameofwôod  fbrawîndcw^y  {hence) 

aïfiy a wooddeny papery  or  linneny  window'y^andy  the 

bandsyor  borders  that  are  m  either  fide  of  a  doreygatCy 

or  windofwyalfoy^,  Printer's  Tympanc 
Chafïîffé*  Feneftrc  chaflîfsée .  .A  window  that  is 

couered  with  Taper  y  or  Ijnnen  cloth ,  in  jlead  of 

Chaiiitier:m.  Amak^r  of  wooddeny  or  papery  win- 
dowes  i  or  of fiameSy  fir  paper  yor  linnenywindowes . 

Chadbirc  :  f.  A  carters  whipy  or  whip  to  driue  bor^ 
fis.    •   .  ■  •  .'''  •'         "■•'■■   ''     '       .   ' 

ChafTot  :  m.  The  Cully  Bullheady  or  Milters  tbumbe  5 
(àfijh.)    ^    -■' : 

Chaltaigne  :  f.  AChefnut. 

Chai&igncchevalinc*  The  horfi  Chefnut-yOryâlpnd 
offfeat  blacl(e  Chefnut  j  rounder  andfiweeterybiétlefje 
fauourieythenthe  ordinarieone.  -         -^ISbs 

Chadaignc  d' cau.  TbewaterUutySdligoty  mter 

i  Caltrop. .  .  ;  ,.  ■./O^..,^:'  .  ■'■;';',  '• 

Chaftaignc  fondle.  Tfe</iMff,^^r^ 
Chaftaignc  marine.  The  fia  p^rcbin  (a  little  fiell- 
fifk^fomi alfi call foythe  water  Caltrop.  ■\ 

Chdilsdgne  mafic,  as  Marron \ibe gteatyOr  d^ef 

ticaU  CbesmU.  ^    ^'     :         ^  ^ 

Chaftaignc  dc  mer.  rteyjtfKrr^^    " 
\  Cnaftaiffnc  dc  riviere.  «  Ch^^ftaigncfd 
:  Hen  pliwicra  la  chaftaignc  Hee  ^llfi'^ri.êr 
t  X  ptT^deereh,  fir  ifj  it  wS  cofi  bim  deerely  ^  Siff^ 
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Qiaflb;  corn-  Châft.^MJiUfejfântinentybéfujl  cfbêdui 
furty\;fuiefiled\  m^ûolatedytiêt  dijlamedwitb pUl^^or 
'4ii«jr ,  inldwpiU) Vénerie. ■■:  ^t;.^  ■;'•■:  ' -  -  ;; ;■•'  -:-m '■  '^'^'v  , 
ÇH4ikadiin.  Tfcf  chufètwênàifthèCountie  ofU\x- 
*  npis  i  wb^  inhabitants  being  04  rajhjéu  qkk%e^inm 

UdAAue  hegmnmg  to  the  froieerbiatlpbrafe.  '       , 

^    P  di  de  Çniftcadun.  Hf  rf;)//f5  toc  haftiljn  h  h  toa 

/  quul(e  ùfcon^iu  ;  pefummg  ht  vnderfUnds  ail  §nci 

meaning  hy  one  rvardjfe  $ften  miftal^es  ail.    , 

CKaftcau  :  rp.  A  caftle  (U  Properly,  a.  houfe  jpfrnifh^i 

7¥Uh  tawersy  incomfajjfdbywaUs,4nd(f^^^^        ^ 

firengîhened  by  a  Mo^nf^or  D^n']on  in  tbemiddeft  \yeù 

the  Trench  Courtiers  te^r  me  fo  fliQ  i^enfe  àfïbe  i(}ngs\) 

Chaftcail  dcuanr.  Thejore-taJ^tèéfaJhlp.:  . 
Faire  des  çhallcaux  en  E/paigne.  Tobêald^cafiles 
:'':;}n  the  aire  (fay  rpf,)  to  mufe  he  l(fiefwet  not  dbont  wbâty 
to  hç^ow  the  time  infriuoloHs  contempUtions  ;  to  bee 
'full  i^fwandermgyondvain  imaginations  Jo  propotind 
xnto  himfelfiyûT  oîheriymoji  idUy^rimpopibUyexpluitSi 
(jbf  there  are  but  few  Caftles  m  the  mam  land  ofSpaii^y 
en  if  more  mere  to  be  bniltyivbé  bath  to  dowitball  but 
the  Spjnijydr)    .:.:,  ■''.•_  :.  •  '■      ■  •  ;:;*:;/.:;-::'"?i  /,  ,^^  ;  ;      _-=^  .-,■ 

J  Chafteau  abbatu  eft  à  demi  rcfaift  :  ProY^  «4 
€ai]Unnce  thrinpne d^rpne Uhal firepan ed.' 

ig|Bonchaftcau  eardequi  fçait  font  corps  Mrder: 
'  FroV.  JL  good  fort  guairds  he  y  that  himfe^  can 

:' '  fkrrA -^  ^  J-  .■  ;^lii-..  ''■    : .  ■  •.•■xw, ;-a.  .y^:^.> \ : ■  ).%  •  -,  . 

Chaftcl  :  ni. aj  Chafteau  ;  alfiya  l(ind ofPe'areUvhere- 

'  of  excellent  Ferrie  is  made  ya^Oy  a  cbattellyOryfiuffe^ 

goodsymoueabUs.     M 

Deniers  fchaftds.  «^ifef 

Chaftclain;  m.  ^  Lord  Çàflelîaijit\the  Lord:,  or  en»- 
nerofa  cafile^  or  of  a  furtificd  houfe  y  or  of  a  ter- 
rit  May  vnto  rvhich,  CafiU-ti^e  Imifdidiony  and  T{py- 
altfeSy  bebng  5  inférieur  to  a  Baron  in  ranime  (though 
in  few  points  of  Rights)  and  the  meanefi  Lord  iff  di^- 
nitie  tnat  is  j  alfoy  the  Gouernoury  Captained  Confia- 
bkj  or  ludgey  of  a  tap  le  ^  or^fa  Tovme  that  hatby  or 

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hath hady  a  cafimjnit ;  fUçhanbfyttt  this  day ,  Les 
Ghaftdains  des  villes  de  Dauphirié,  Auvergne, 
and  Pôidou  -y  as  alfo  tbofe  of  the  coKntreyoffo- 
refts  (wherein  there  be  iudges  of  this  name ,  whofe 
ImifdiHion  exceedes  not  matters  of  threefime  finir 
Im^s  value\)  ^nd  as  now  m  thefè  Trotànces  Les 
Châftclains  tfff,  euenfbheretofke  in  ail  others  they 
imcrey  but  Oficerty  (C^tamesy  or  Judges)  placed  ky 
Vulf^tSy  or  Earles  ^ibat  had  large  Territories)  within 
their  principally  and  mfi  remote  ÈtmrougheSy  to  con- 
tame  the  inhab'ttants  in  obedience  y  or  to  adwamfkr 
Juftice  vnto  tbemy  in  ordJmarie  matters  (fir  tbeywere 
diUfwed  to  emcife  no  other  then  baffc  luflice  m  vil- 
lagesy  and  moyenne  m  townts  ;  )  Tims  baimg  tht 
eommasmd  of  Tlaces ,  and  being  farre  from  tbeif 
UriSyAey  mcroachedy  by  depeesy  on  thelnberiUncey 
and  Seipmrie  thereof  y  and  Jo  becan^  ofOfJkerSy^ 
JhlMteUhre  ;  trnning  all  dutiesyond  rights^  which 
formerly  thejjeelded  vnto  their  founders  yinto  a  bare 
Tenure  i  or  holding  (as  vafpflesy  ot  tenanU)  that  of 
thensy  wbjtcbatfrp  (ée\:^n$flers^  or  Defoiies)  they 
held  vnder  them  :  ^nd  forwards  not  contented 
with  La  Baflê^/  nK>famt\ii!f\icCytbeyvfnt^edl^^ 
Ivime  ;  ani  (more  then  tina)  aUfkch  extramakmey 
or  twofold  htrifdiSion  se  the  tgronsofibofè  times 
hadx  andhelditvntiUtbeyeareiS7t'{Loo^Dtoi& 
dc  BailKagCi)  Alfo^  tbtUu^e^  Stemardéfa  Lord     Chaftî^illaîn .  U  v^Jcouree  ^orcuieB  for  a 


CafUUains  Courts. 

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fkce0vm  the  coùfmmitie  tbjt  is  betmene  tbig* 
fainoJf^a'Bar0nyandai}htiRclâi^       Imtb'^trped 

X^^ti) all  Buron-lilfe  Ri^HSyand hoyalties^:    i^:fc^  | 

ChalWaiii:  w.  ainc;£i  V> orbelongingto^^Xafile'^ 

^(^ftleflnpyCap  Cajihward.  '.    .  -   .^^  ,  j  ^  . 

Chaftciaincric  :  f.  as  Chaftellenle  ^  ar  /k  Stemard- 
(hep  of  a  LordCaflellarns  courtsÇ ,        '  ;  ^  i   <  i^ 

Chajftelct  :  m.  A  little  Cafile,  Forty  efBould^jiffo^y  a 
CourtyOrAuditcriey  oflufiice\a:Cuitd'ballyOr  {ordi^ 
narie)  Seffums  houfèy  within  acitiCy  rvheretn  both  ci- 
uiUy  and  criminall  caufes  are  beard  s  and  determtned 
byaUiujtenanty  orProuofi(royall)  and  certaine  ^fjt^ 
fiant  Coï\[e:\)Xtï%\alfOy4frifon  {fir  great  pa fons-^aU 
foythe chiidàjh game  Cobnut  -y  orlratber)  the tlr owing 
of  a  Ball  at  a  heape  ofNutSy  which  ddney  ihethower 
talfcs  as  many  as  he  hath  hityOr  fcattered. 
Lr  petit  Chaftclct.  The  name  of  a  prifon. 

Chaltellain.  Io#ij;c  Chaftelain.  .  i    • 

Chaftidlé  :  ro.  ce  :  f.  CafteUated  (atearmfofBls^ 
fon.)  •,.   ■it",.'''/  .v^/.,,  %;.;••  ■:;;.v..--, ;..,::; ;^...^.^.'' 

ChaficDcnic  :  f.  ^  CaJlle-wicl^eyOrCafiUJhip'ytheTe- 
nn/eyor  Honour  of  a  Cafiffjhip  5  the  EJiatCy  lurifdiHh 
■  ony  OfDipiitie  of  a  Lord  Caftellam  j  a  l(tnd  of  Seig- 
nior ie  that  s  held  of fome  other  then  tht  l(ingy  or  not  dh 

-  reHly  of  the  Crowney  and  hath  all  (fubalterne)  lurif 
diHion  annexed  vnto  ii.On  re^eh  whereofyToutcs 
les  lufticeç  ay  ans  plein  i^erritorie,  &  entier  comi 
mandement  font  appellees  ChaftcUenics  j  and  m 
old  t:arv-bool{es  this  word  often  fignifiesy  L'enclâue^Sc 
diftroiâ  de  toute  pleine,  &  entière  JufticCj  fayes  a 
learned  Frenchma^i'y)  And  though  it  biinfiriour  to  a 
Baronnicin  poinPofdiptitieyandflmetlmesfuhk^m 

^  Tenure  {fomtQ\i2^t^ien\CSbeingheU  of  Barms) 
and  haue  afiprre  UfjeTertritorie  belonging  to  it  (for  ft 
Baronnie  fhould  cocaine  at  leaft  three  ChaficUc- 
lues) yet  doth  itrefcmbl^  it  in^U  Priuiledges^nd  Roy- 
alties i  except  that  of theroalledyor fortified  totme-ytn 
fead  whereof  y  the  Lord  Cafiellain  may  haue  a  ca- 
fiUy  or  fortified  houfe  •  and  hath  power  to^ebarre  any 
ofu  fiom  building  fuch  another  within  his  Térritoriiy 
though  the  l^ing  haue  jaunted  the  other  a  Licence  to 
doeitr—   :  ^      •.'-..■i.---.:.!.  i.j,'  -■  '  ' •.•  '  ■  ''■ . 

Droiadcchafteflenie.  5i?iDroiddcBaiifiagc 

called  m  the  cuftome  ofMcsixx  3  becaufc  it  belokp  vn- 
J>to  Lords  Cafiettains.  v 

ChaftdlcriCtf^Chaftellcnic.     <  /    ^ 

Chaftemcnt.  Chafllyy  continentfyy  bonejllyy  modefllyy 

without  bsfl.      V 

Chaftencraïe  :ï.  U  ploty  or  ground  fiB  tf  Chefimit 

Chaftctd:  I  CbafiitieyCon^mencUyfufU  '}    '*'■. 

Chaftiable:  mm.XhapceéUiUij^tèbiAalisfed^  : 
Chaftié  :  m.  ce  :  f.   Chafed  y  fun^d  y  corne- 

Qiafticr.  Tp^baflifiypunifls  ;  eorreff.       ^  ^    :  5 

^  Qui  b^ïme  bien  chaftie:  Tror.  He  îbat  fonès 
Hnroughfyypayes  borne  wbenbepunijhes.  '^'z^- 

Q^  ne  chaftte  calot  ne  chaftieculaflcrProyjîf 
that  cenfures  not  fmall  faults  j^uerfees  great  onetyor^ 
thttwiU  not  amend  fmallfijl^j  cannot  amend  great 

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Lachàftrurcd'unfaulx.  The  fupeffuotu  buds^  or 
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Chasuble  :  f.  A  cbafuble^  ajfk(hionî  of  cope  tbats  open 
onebf  m  the  Jt  if  s  y  andisworne  al^âfje  both  bj  the 
Pneft  (who  bath  U  round)  and  bis  ajftftant  Deacon^ 
and  SubdeaconyWhohéue  Ufquaré^  in  the  bottome. 
Chàt:m:Acat^,ptt0,  •  W-  ^  ;vv  ;^a 

Chat  fourre.  A  Pettifogger jOr  paultrie.ljnv)tr^:^^ 
Chatearanicr.I<^(?^eChat-garanicç*  -%^ -St^0 
Chathuant.  ^^;>  Oivle.  or  MadjLeJjenvtet  ^  Uo\e 
■  Chac-huanc   •-■•'■  '  -'^  '■"-  '^■^■..■''  /.^.i.-i^: 

CKat  dc  met.  ThefmaUeJl  Oéndo/)t^0rJk^lM 
Herbe  âuchât,ou,dè  çh^.îièpy9iHipyCatiMînt. 
Herbe  aux  chats.  Tib^/i^  î  tf^,  4^  Ortie  puante. 
Oeil  de  chat.  Capus^nefP^  Snapdrag(m(an  kearbt^) 
édfe^a  certaine  white  gemme  j  (Lool(e  Oeil  i)  atfo^  a 
cats-eye  j  or  fight  that  U  as  good  by  mght  ss  inibe  d^y 
at/bya  great  yandimt^ftrùHtmg^e.     .      \ 
Patte  d^chat  Ground  tviiyCats-fietyoleboofe^tune^ 
hoofè.Gillcriepeby  the  ground.     vV 
Pled  de  ch^t.  Ji  i^ind  of  pifftjif  vpfet  ofabit^  made 

lilfea Cats fuoté)  :.,^.^v:^'^::?.v  :^^-k^ ../     ■   ■   '>■^:^^•- 

Poil  de  cïûts  A  whitlow  in  tliefif^eryal/i^éefijle- 

fingfire^eai^d  aC^S'tayte^         ^    f 

Poire  chat.  The  name  ofawhfil/imeyfweèt'fhR 

andfknf^e'taflingpeare. 

Sault  du  chat.  The  cât-kaféi  a  certaine  triol^e  done 

byTumUers^andvaultersvpon  a  tâbk  feLaJlâ^e  a- 

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^  Mcxxxt  la  campapc  au  chat.  To  begm  a  quareU ,  to 
•^  raifea  brabUfyf^alfe  a  iarrt^fit  atoddef^  or  toigether 
by  the  ear  es  iV^efayalfo^in  thifjgme  fence  ^to  bant  the 

be  U  about  the  cats  necle.'^/^  '  '  J  ^  ^:.:        f\ 
On  pe  prend  pas  tels  chatsTins,niouftîes.(Y/9rerf^f 
^'jafirong  tow/it^or  flokt perfçin  y)  they  wtU'Jiot  bee  form 
"'  ced^  fetchtd  meafily  i  éèy  willfc/atçhthofe  that  of: 
fer  to  catch  them^and  therefore  zo  provided  fh  them  J 
V0U6 1*  culTiez  fait  paflcr  bar  Ic  trou  du  chat.  Ton 
had  made  him  doe  wopderJuU  matters  ;  or  any  thing, 
.  (hronically»)  ^. -v.^.^. ^.,.,l,.;,.^:,r >•.....  v  ;-^, //.,;-: ^-vvv,! 

S  Chat cfchaude  craint Tcfciu froide:  V'xf^J^befcMul' 
>r^dedcatfiaresivaur  thou^b't  becold^^'.  :    >     ^t'q' /  ^i/;/ 

^  Le  chat  a  faim  4uand  il  ronge  du  ^zki^fio.Thecat 
\M  hungriewheha  crufl  contents  ber^y,     %     •    >  / 
;  ?v Au  chat  cendreux iamaisne tombe  rien  en  gueule: 
^  î?rov.  An  idle  houfe- doue  muf^gets  prtfèrmeift.    'Mw 
;   Aux:hatlc(cheurbatôn{bii¥<mtla  gueule:  Prov;  - 

ITheliçl^rouscathathmanyarap:       -    *^     -  •   -^^^^^ 
^  "A  bonrat  bon  chat  :  Jhow.Tt^o l^auesypellmet^  orly^ 

Celu j  a  bon  gage  du  chat  qui  ^n  tient  là  peau  : 
'  iProy.  Hee'sfure  of  a  cat  thathathher  slein^\     '  ^.\-  : 
;  '  C'cft  bcllebataiUc  desçhicns,&  des  cnàts^'acun* 
|<a  des  ofigte  :  Prov^t^^ite  Bataille.   ^    v      a^ 
:^;  Les  ms  le  proméneh      laifc  la  du  il  n'y  a  point 
dethats  Tl^roY.  where  cats  aiewantmgvaisinfreè^ 
domemilke^   .    .       ■  ..    "        -^à^^^..^:..-:.:    V  . 
j^  V  Occafion  trouve  qui  fonchat  bat:  ProVi  Wee  jay 
i-c:  (wrthfomc  difference)  a  m^  may  eafily  find  afiaffe  to 
f  beaShisddg.  .      .;   -.  ,      .    ,    '-i.,^?:;.     'v\>r:)^i/.-:rXr 
Tant  ^rt  le  chat  qu*il  fc  rcfviiHe:  Prov*  5^f  !l.ef 

f  T^op  t?rd  fc  rcpènd  le  r:^t  entre  les  pijittcs  dii  effet; 

'  Brov.  n-hen  pumfhme fit's  ùtfli&èd  re^n^ct  comes 

-too  late.      '^^W  ■  ^  -'^- va.viK'.^r  :-4'W'^-ï'f 

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fwifl  of  foot  ;  alfop4readU^tlyjmelyJoflfy^miet- 
fyyOs  if  he  lisent  on  egs.       y  ^    '• 

Avoir  vn  oeil  â  la  poiflèriutre  au  diat*  T^  beedae 
well  what  will  dccreafe^  ét$  -what  do^^^eàcreêfe^-bii 

Donner  i  manger  au  oiicn.  8c  au  chat»  Te  Itfepe  a  • 
pknttfidllmfe.  ^       . 

Entendre  le  chat  fans  dire  miiion.  fo  ham  g  gj^d 
conceit^quiclfe  apprebe^nSony  readie  vnderflandini'y  îo 
Ipin^  without  telling  wiat  is  Ik  he  done.  \  \ 
Efvdllcr  le  chat  qui  dort  •  To  âtctiffeétn  anpiebodie 
wbç^heie  Mt  qmetytofit  Of  iB  minded  onmifibiefèi 
to  fub  a  bidden  fire  yio  remember  aferffnenfkuti.^  , 
Plus  cfvcîllé  qu'un  chat  qu'on  foueacJûrt  qukk:^ 
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'  wherewith  fifh  is  (forbidden  to  he)'caughtM0    # 

Ghatcl 'm. A chattellyor mouable :  ^Nôrni» >^#   |>'E 

Chatcmitc.  .^»  hypocrite -^acounterfiiU^  of^xtUnèffe^ 

reUgton^euotiony  '     ;         r 

iChatciiiitcric  :  (.Hypocri/ki  a  fmningof^ale^  coun^^ 

terfèitingofholineffè/ehkfon^rdeuotipn.  /     >  \ 

'Chatcniiriquemcnt.i^piai/iftffi^^       y 

Chatcinittc.  Lo^ke  Chatcnwpq^  "f 

Chatepcleùfc  :  f.  A  corné^uûSirm^mUt^  weeiell. 
Chat-rourrc:  m.\A  Lawyer  ;  or  Pettifogger  (wbocbmh 

rhordy  wear  es  à  gowne  furred  witbwUd  cat  :  f  Rab. 
Chat-^aranicr:m.i4PWrw>jàr^tîai(^^        Cdt 

thft  hdtént^rvofrens.  7 

Chàt-huant  :  m*  The  great  (rough-Ugd)Owk  j  alfo^be 

Horne^oot^or  Horne-owle.  "   *      : 

<Chat-^hManiplombé.  A fifiétlyaM  leaden-coloured 

OwUyVery common  in  Lorr2inc. 

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Owlef      "  .         ^  ^ 

Qiatillons  :m.SmaBfreJb^waiefi^preyesi  called  fi 

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Chaton  :  m.  The  Bea^yCoUet;  head,  orbr»adeftparp 
wfd  fingy&c^  wHerem  the  flâne  isfet  j  aifiytbep^uime^^ 
'      e^nefwerofawilhw^lMkeChzxioTu 

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bones.dndtbeiethe  dangîïousmeat.         *^   '   - 
Chatouille  :  ni.  éc  :  f.  Tic)^ed\  gently ^éfWÏthpUafme^ 
iouched  i  at/o^Jlattered  'Joctbcd^^leafed  with  ^ra 

p:5.\  ;     ^' ,.'  •  "  -v  ■''•^•■■'"'  ^'f ,, 

Chatouillement:  m.  A  tickling  ;  aplca/âht^c^gentte 
louchi/ig  a  dcUgbtfuU  mouing  :  alfiy  fl^iUrieyiJào- 
thing;  praifing^fmoothtng,        ......^-^  ■■:■-. .      . 

Chatouiller^  r^  tukleJo touch geniiyy  \  to  glj^,or  iey 

^by  touching^  to  moue  rvithpUafiireytoproHol^ewitb  de- 

'^>  hiht'^alfoytofîattcr^cUi»JnWQthyptaïfè,pleafe  rptth 

faite  rvorcls.  ^ 

Se  chitouifler  poi^fc  faire  rire.   To  flatter^  and 

^'rpfeafè  hiitjfelji  wib  find  hopes,  and  vaine  imagmati- 
^^ns  ;  atfo^tu  forge  idifyund  vnfeajonable  ieajhfiï  him'- 
-    plfi  to  làugh  ât  if  oîhenwiil  uot.  ,        ,   -,  ,, 

CnatouiUeux  :  m.  cufc  :  f.  TuliUjhr,  tickle  -,  quaint, 
mce^daintu^precire^i^atbybaclçtvard'y  odde^prepojie- 
•  roùs  ;  wairpnd^frûïvaitd  ;  ï^ecne^fôorie  cutttng^  dan^ 
gerosiito  bc4on:hcd^Uto  be  bandied jhàtdto^c  dealt 
Tviîh»    ,%  .  •  "É 

Chatouifleux  à  la  ^intc. ^icl^e  on  tbe^urrc^ory 
'quicli'y  anjr^eringtbejpune. 
Chatouilloir  :  m.  Any  tic{lrjhpart  of  the  bodie^  ejj^ech 
'\    aUytbe /[de.      ;^  -  ;'     / 

Chatriil  ;  m.  A  Coaler  (an  old  r^ord.Y . 
Chat -rocher.  A  Ifïnd  ofDoggcfIJh.  ,  ' 

Chittc  ;  f>  Afl)e  cat.or  doe  cat,  '''-^^^^-^r^^^^^^ 

Toute  chatte  afonfcbvricr  :  Pro.'£//mVw4t3«fcàïlfy 
his  middtngfit\  or^a  feafom  ibère  isyWheYeininanywo^: 
menn7^iyber0oed,i[notrvonfte.         v  ':;^::- 

Chattement:m.Jîy///«^i  a  breedings  or  bringing 
forth /(nOngSyOryon'gcats. 

Chattemitérie.  li?%Chatcmiteric.  ^  ;  ;: 

Chatton  :  m.  Al^itling^oryong  call.  **    ^  • 

Des  châtrons. T/?^  Cat\ins^Caifaili^agkuUl[eblpïP- 
\:,   ings^oY  bloomings^ofnut^reeSy&c. 
Chatiis,  Al(îndofzî7ie.  ^ 

/Chauàns  :  in.  Hor^eisjittlc  Chvles.  ^ 
\  Q\\^V7i{^\nt:i^Anieafute^or  quantitteyOflarid/mïai^ 
,,ning  in  length  iiofèot,  and  in  breadth  30  ^  atiOxe- 
'  'ga?ig^ordayçs^rpor^efir  tfPoplougb-Oxen-y  alfo^  the 

end  of  a  clefei  orfîirrow^  rvher(  the.ploi^gh  turneth.' 
Chauce.^;^  Cihaufle.        c^i'  • 
Chauc€aux.rjAa;)^/W,  or  fiei  alibrped,  vnto  fome 

Lords  m  Heiiauk,  fvr  the  maintenance  ofthceommoa 
.'    banliesyorcau^^es:  '  *    ~ 

Chaucée.  i(?4^  Chauflcé. 
Cha^uc^gc:,7()4£Chauflagç.-  "". 

Chix^ché.Tt^den Qn-y  troden dtmrtei  alfo,  troden/u a 

benne  by  a%cl(e.     *  | 
Chwchc-marc ,  1ht  difeafe  tearmed  thé  Kigbt^ 

Châuchèr,7((?  ttfiad/u^ocl^  d$th  a  benne  j  &  hence^ 

to  tread  en^ordfftpne.-        .j^. 
Q\\Zuàiïn..AhatyhetfeafiH^hotfUce.       . 
chaud  :  m.dc  î^.H^'  t^firufnt^rdent^y  atfoyteajlie^cho" 

leric^ejn  a  chafijm  a  fame  ;  alfo^  vehement^  violent  y 

^  rceyeaiaryearnifirybdjUeyfiirious. 
baud  mal.  -^  continuaU,Jeauefy  ôr^  butnSng  A- 

De  fièvre  en  djiaud  iual.Fr»w  \U  te  wpjtfii  eut  of  the 

frying  pan  inti  the  fire.  "     •      ^  . 

Fcr  chaud.  A  jnavJimgponyfearkgyYony  red-bpty^ 

^A  chatude  côîlc  In  anger  jin  choUer^wlnk  the  bUud 
if  bor^r  z^f  i  tf^^  Awi|[f  Chaude-colle. 


'      v** . 


11  a  Icj  picds  chauds.  HeeU  lufiieyliuel'ie^^amefomey 
frolicl^e^rpanton  ^  alfoyhe  babblei^or brabblci/nutb. 
Il  ne  trouve  rien  de  chaud  \  O/-,  Il  ne  trouve  rien 
n^opchaudjny  trop  pefant.  He  wiU  talfe^or  vnder^ 

'     talie  any  thing  •  nothing  (whereof^Yoiit  may  be  made) 
f  o/wrr  amijfe  vnto  him.  '  * .  ^  ;:  ^ 

Chaude  :  f.  vne  chaude.  A  heatings  as  ofyroti  in  the 

fire 'yiilfoya  fierce  onfetyfl  violent  a  fault.         *^     ,. 
_  A  la  chaudc./J  a  chafe Jn  beatyin  choUer.  ^ 

Chaudcau:  m.A  Caudlc  'y  or^aymc  broth. 

Chaude-colle:  f.  SaltneJJe^  Icacheroufnejfe ,  geere-  . 
itch;. 

'A  chaude- colle.  Hotly  r^Uolie  in  Qhzuà.  ' 
Chaudement.  Hotly  y  ardently  y  firuently^,  angyily^ 
fiercely  y  furioujly,  cagarly  earmWy.zehcmently/ound- 
ly,inhaflying^eatheat.'^         '        \^     ^    '   . 

Chzudcron:  m.  A  Cauldronyorl^ettle..    ^         * 
Lc  chaudcron  machurc  la  poiùcy  one  friend  y  or 
kinfman  defmcsy  difgraceSy  or  detrads  framy  ano- 
ther. ■    ■...■■  '  ■ 

Convercic  digne  du  chaudçron.  Lil^e  maifter  /^^^ 
.  man  ;  or  bad  iMcrtawment  far  a  bad  guefi  j  the  tk- 
nifhment  his  leudncfe  dcferued.        *        :^ 

CJiauderonnce  :  f.  ^  w//Wr(?«-yji// ^/: 

Chaudcronncrie:  f-  Flejh(0',  fijhjthats  ordinarily  boi^ 
led  in  cauldronsyor  fettles.  >. 

Chauderoniiicr  :m.  A  Copper-fmith-  is^ettle'ma\er) 
'  Tinl^cr.  ,   •■•:■■■■"        ■_    . r  '■■  ■■  .,-^ ■;• 

Çhzuâct:  ttï.  A  réarme pCa ce.  -' 

-Ch;mdiçiQ:f.  A  2;Yeat  cauldronyOr  J(^cttli.      ?%      .  ' 
•Chaudot:  m./^/jrj/j^r/;^?///;/;;^.        -  - 

Chaudron:  m.  At^ettkyOr cauldron j  Lool^e, Chaude- 

rbn.  '•■'  ,    •  '        '.  -.  .  -.vv,     ;•       ,^\ . 

Chaudronnee.  A  licttlc-fiillof.         %         .  '^  ; 
Chaudronnier.  i^^i^eChauderonnier. 

Chavenicre.yJr  Chencviere.  A  hcmpe-yardy  or  hemr 
penclofe.  .  ■         •       ^_       ^,.  ^ 

Chauet.  in  fiead  of Cùhuci  :  5Rab. 
Chauffage  :  m.  J^emlly  heatingjlufey  orfiufc  to  heat 
wth'yatfoya  heating,       ^       ^ 

Droid  dcchavmigc^A  certaine  quanjjtiel^ferpelly 
^    dueyntodiuers  officers  of  the(French)l(ingswoodSy(hut 

denied  by  the  Idft  l(ingy  vntnfome  oft  hem.)       ^ 
Chauftc-circ:  m.  ^  chafe-wax  (  in  the  ChâunceiiCy 

Ghaufïc-conut:^ ChaufFe-dos/<:^iZf ^^  becaufe  hme-^ . 
Ue  women  vfe  to  warme  their  nether  parts  befirefuch 
,  poorechimneyes\)  ût aftouf-yfuch  a  one  as  aVutcb 
womanyin  ivmtcr-t'meyfets  bctweenc  her  legsasjhc 
fis.  . 

Chauffe-dps  :  w.  A  fajhian  offmaU^ndlùw  thimêjy^ 
which  hath  but  a  hole ^  in  fiead  of  a  fimnelly  far  the 
voiding  of  finàl^e.  ♦ 

Chaaflfe-pied  :  m.A  faot-fioue*y  a  little  and  law  fiêue 
that /hues  to  l(eepe  the  fietwarme.  o  ^ 

G^zvSsx.Tobeat^armeyChafa.  '  ^ 
Chauffer  la  circ.  To  endure  along  expeHation  0/  à 
benefit yor  famuTyprom'fed.  t. 
Iccognois bien  de  quel  bois  ilfc  chauffe.  Jl^etp 
bim^y^eUas  be  that  made  hinu  llpiow  weUniougb 
wbataylcshimy  what  he  would  baue^  what  bee  can 
doe.^ 

Dc  trop  près  fc  chauffe  qui  fc  bruflc:  Prov.  Bee 
fi^ds  too  neere  the  fire  that  burnes  h'tmfelfe. 
Tel  fe  cuide  chauffer  qui  fe  Kruffc:  Vxoy.^cmey 
tbinlrngbuttowarmeydoburneytbcmfelues.^  ^    . 

•  Chauflfcrettc,  or  Chauffette  :  î^A  chafing^ifa.  v 

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Terres  Chaun 

Chaiiinicr  :  ra.e 

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Chauffes  à  la 

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">  //;f  ;»  m'AreJhort  breeches^  and  few  uf  ihcm  lom  iioc^. 

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Chauldcxc^#ife^cfiuuae.  •■  : -.-^'".W^  ^  \\        ^ 

ChxiÂïCXC '-^.sA plot ^t*r  bed ^  of  cabbîdiés  m  a  Gar^  .  *  '  Jxvinv^Cani ch^ùfïcSiVtovJn^^^ 

den:         #  fc       /      >   't       :^     .  >  '   .     •      ches\admnl{a}i'dc6hceah 

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Chauffourrer.  Tofoyte,blot^am,disfi^ur(^  (^ifmeare^ 
■  y  -LQolie  Çhaftburrcr.        ^    v  ^  .£^;^^:^-^^^^^^ 

Chaufour  :  m.Alimet^ilne  y  a  holew/jerm^        ^^^k,, 
beenemddeyêïyrphenxç  the  jtufe  that  m{es  Hhathbin 
digged.   -\  "■:•%;.   -c>fe^^^^^^^ 

Chaufbiii|;iicr  :  tn.^  lime  kurnery$riiwe  àiAker  çiUfà^ 

•  .^cne  t'i)aj, rvûrl(i  onely  with limc^and^challfe.  ^  •         .    . 

X^haufrain-  as  Chanfrain.       ,       ;  -  v      '       p   " 

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Chauhncui'  :  m.  Aiatherer]  orj^cJ^v^J^fj 
ittttryor  mûwereffiùbble. 


aiilicpot.  Ji  certafne  little  bird. 


fGa(c.^Kah.      ;^;;f  t 
Chaumen^  Ghauhner;  &3^  Chommen 
^ChzmnQS.DtfartyOrv'/uiUcd^rcmd   lay  lands  ^  or  yos 

TeiTcs  Chaumières.  "  *   :; 

Chaùinicr  :  m.crc:(.  Strawteyofprarv. 

TcTxcschzumicrcs.  Stubble  p-ounds. 
Chaqmin  :  m.ihc:  f.StubbUc'/nade  ofyor^coHCYtdimth 

Çhaumoufflct  :  tci.Bumbaft  put  into  a  cornet  of  papery 
. .  thh'i  1(îndiedy  and  thtfinol^e  thereof  put  imo^  the  nofe--  ' 
tl^nlsafafieepcr-^  wee^ciH^it^aW)oal(mgpie ^or  cold 

vChaullagc :  mSShooe^money itxpericeinfhooesi (alfq^ 
^'^'  tnhofc)ilfoyhi^Ce^^Qr fhooes.  ^  ^    - 

Chauflaiit : m.iinc : f.  Shooingyputtinf^onjhôoès.  > 

Chz\x{{c*i^.Ahofe*ya^ocl(mgy  or  netherfioclie  (Bas  4c 
'  ChaufTe)  atfb^a  heel^e^or  breed)  yOnvthuh fence  it 
is  moji  commonly  phr  a  Ujfhutdc  chauiTeS; 
Chauflc  d\in  ay{cmcat.Tbe^çnjim€  of  a  iaiies]  the 
rome.or  hole;ipheremtoÙeirmtffaUs.        :  -^^ 
ChaufTcs  à  la  bigottc.  LiW^e  Bigottc/* 
Chauffcsâlabougrinc*  Strait  Fenitiaos  T^fthout 

,,  codpeeces.     '  *  -     \,     •  •  '  .'  ^v 

Chauffe  4e  clifterp.  if  ^/ijî^r  ^tff. 
ChaufiesdlaGargucfquc  Grfgg^5^  orGallogaf 

Chauucs  zhgiQoticAfiJhifn  of  very  clU^  f^enitir- 
/'  ans'y  âldfitjhiorieàreTiitians.  '  #^     * 

Chaufie  4'hyppcras.Tif  ^//  ?r  clotbytbrough  which 
thatwhtiisdtJuUtd.,   ■^^^^i^y:'.■\^■M^' 
Qiaufïcs  en  poînâc.  Peecii^cUtb  wheremthr 
Apothecaries  clarifie  tbehr^^^^^^ 

ChsmfliCsi  queue  dc  merlus.  'R^ornti  brtec^iWib^ 
flraitcanniom '^âmng'm  the  feat  apeece  lU(e  a  fijhes 
tayle  j  andwome  byold  mn^fchoUerSjandfHcb  likt 
^U^f^dUe^or needkyperfins^  n^-    ir^iv^cmin^  r 
Chaufles  â  TQLhoîuàji.B$^iit-fiandifiiyW^^ 
-  ting^teches  j  or  tbeSwiffe  round  bêfè^  tl4Mfe  fanes 


^aufcyy  banlçe^or  dammCyOfa  p^ndyOr^  of  a  rtuçr  j  alfo^  - 
thelcucUyOifuperfcitsoftbeeafiby  tvbereuitta  wall 
firjt  appeal^  s  aboue  grlfjmdx^ooke  Kcz.)' 
J.  Tel  niur  eft  abbatu  à  rcz  de  clïZUiM^.  Isouer^ 

Chaulx  ;  f^  lï/wft  ,  V      .■;■''■,'••..  v.'^;lpS^^  ,  ^^  ,....':   '.-■'':■•. 

Chaiilx  métallique".  Is  made  (cJpeciaUy^at  ^nd      Chauflc-poi.  Lcclie  Chauljc-pot.  "  ^       :' 
>;  where0fE^ndmeli rs compoundedJohMppa^^  T^Jfoooey  top^osLtoferueyfityerfurniJJjmth 

andoneofCm^neTV4if^tnneyrveUca0natediog0  fl)ooe5\atfOy  tobofe-ytaput^/ty  or  fit  with  y  hofcyor 

inanàuenofreucrberation.        •     k    ",    p     "¥i|r|Ç  §   fleffe  properly)  gloues.      :  -• 

Chauîîièny  :  m.yc  :  £  ^luflieymoumeyVr^afonabtH%  ■      Chaulïcr  les  ^iles  aux  pieds,  ou^  lès  efperons  aux 
'~"'  ''    ''^  '  "      ^         ""      '  étalons  à,  TocouyftyOrguiehardcbacevnto^afoyto 

^:ma1fe  tofcudy  rurmeyttr  flie  a  mayne-yflfiy  to  mai^for- 
Tvardy  or^jirneflyin purfu'Ue  of       ,.    v  ? 

II  rne  chaufla  bie«  les  efperons  enuers  Ic  Roy.  t* 
made  meyby  the  tak's  I  heard  he  had  told  of  me  y  hye  me 
-  towards  the  Kj^g.       -^  ^    '^ 

'^  y  chawifabien  mal  fes  lunettes.  Hemijioolié  exr- 
1;  ceedingly,  or r^as much ouer/ecnCytherein.     y^      . 
3iîl  me  chauflc  à  moins  de  poinds  que.  He  mal(es 
^li^f  inferior  vnto^  or  maizes  lejfe  to  fcrue  my  turne 
'  ^theriiX  :  ^  ,  ■■;.    \         .  ■  ,m-\  ■•.  .^    '     . 

(^^\X^ti\zi\xt^^  Ahofuryorhofe-4na\^^ 
ChauflfctrapG  :  f.  A  Caltrop  ^  or ;rort  engine  of  warrey 
made  with  fourepricl(Sy  or  Jha/p  points  y  ivhcreofone^ 
bffwfoèuery  it  is  caft ,  euer  ftands  vprvard\  alfi  y  th^ 
jftarre-thijlle  y(caUed(alfo)  the  Calthrop)  alfo  the  voa,- 
ter'Calthropy  water  Nut  y  Saltgot  y  alji  y  a  Trap^ 
'    doore.  ■'.  :'■/...  ^.    / 

Chaufle-trappe.  T6>y2y»^  *  ^  '  ;   - 

Çhauflcttes  :  f.  Short  linnen  breeches ydrawersyor  vth 

der-hafe.    -.'  >   .     '     »  :  '      /  t 

/  ChauftettCS  àefïricr.  Stirrup  jioc\irigs.        . 
Chauffcurcrf.  A  bojmgy  or  fiooing-yMfo ^  hofeny  or 

(hoots  \  Looke  Chzxx^xxic.  \    ■ 
Chauflbn  im.A  title  bofe  j  dlfoy  a  ficl(fii^  ^-^û^i^^i 
Chauflûrc  :  £^  hojkgy  ^  jboom^la^ 
Jhooes.     ,.    ;-•  ;:^'.   -,7!1:%^ 
Usent  rencontre chau{ttiréi:^rîw^ 
met  w^thfiufefor  their  pwffoliior^fieyh^^ 
their  matcbesiïisct^nQixvéi^^^ 
;;  Levin  n*a  point  de  çhâuffi^ 
.  ;;  kare  brtecbed  j  this  drunl(ard difcmers  aU  thai  with^ 
m^  his  ba^tyMdfifhc 

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Chauw  d'ciprit.  Bauld-fpirited  :  that  bath  as  little 
^  J  witi^y  as  he  hatbhahte  onjbis  bead.  1  1  t^:  :  V.^  vv 
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Chauvcr  des  oreilles,  ro  clap  dcnam  the  earesyas  à 
hmjijurajf^e  dothyWben  hetsangneyOr  mtendetkmJf^ 
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'    al/o,the  baKenejje  of  a  place  jphere(in  nothing  growcs. 
ChMWÏï.Torpax  banld.  A    ,      .         /: 

Chauviflqint.^'jxM^  i^/^Wi  ^//S ,  f^mCwg,  orfmoyling. 
Chauvirtcr  .^  Chauvir;  AlfOytofmile^or'Jmoyle. 
Chaux  :f.^4Chaulx;  I/>^^ 
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Chcanu  Fallnig.or  tumbling  downe.  .    , 

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ChebuIe."7'è^*/5|f/?l/«^/c//*^  Mîrahlan  p\untme\ 
(is  long^  andfopicrvhat  lil(e  a  p care  y  or  a  fmallley^ 
"■  man.      ■  ...  ',  -^  ■  #;• 

Chcdins  :  m.Jhe çhhfi^or headmen o/thcparijbi  cdL 

leifoby  thebarbareu^peafant;  - 

CH(^ #«,7^^  headfafa  man  or  rvomanj  alfo^a  Chiefè^or 
àihjtfall  y  a  headier  principaU  Commaimdér  j  é^foythe 
^^^  ?iè/ i^^^^  J  //;we  ,  or  biijineffe  y  alfoy  as  Chef 

Lc  CTïef^ié^^^  maifbn.  ISy  theeJdeft  bro^^ 

'ltherof0'f:ipUfiy  or  the  mû§  ancttnt  houfe  in  a  fàmiliej' 
/     which  f^i^^^^^ 
V     Chef  d  oçuyrc.  A  ^I^laijic/'pceceyOr  ^Mai^ers  t^^^^ 

anyprinçïpàil  pecce  of  voorl^e^  or  of-woriiemanjhip. 

Fiefcn  ^hcf.  A  T'lcfheldin  Chiefè^or  in  Capites  '  ^ 

\^^^\écé^\x(i\\ç.ï.  A  Trench  coy fè.  '^ 

^Acliefdt  piece.  In  Lh'endy  at  length -y  alfo^  as  one 

woutdJtépj  it.     ^  ,    . 

Vcnk  ichcf d'un*  affaire.  To  ccmaffe.  finifh.  or  o-^ 

mrcême'y,a  bff  fine  lie. 

V^|i|4-;4^^^  intention.  To  obtaïhe^pihâttame 

j':l^0^ff!^^P^  i  to  compaffky  0Ï  àccomplijh  hit  de- 

:^|#  yenir  a  cheia'un  mauvais  marchand^TVjÇfcfe  (?;^^ 
^^^-.orpi'fiiaiie  agairfflyan  euiUcuflorhetm  .^     -    ; 
I'l  "  Lc^^     faifit  Ic  chef  Io^ii;e  Pied.  ■■%!■■  è 

{•^hëf?C^ufj?,;;r/w//)j^ ^r^pi^tfi/i  paramount yHence^y 
Chef  cens  J  cheflieuj  chef  mets  j  cheffeigncur, 
;^-~:m^^^^^^  ■•    .•  '    •*.  •        '       ■•  ••  ■  ;.  ■  •  :   ■ 

iChcfcicr  im.Tht  Threafurefy  ar  t^eepcrofa  Vejlrie.^ 
jChcf gros:  m.  Sboo]nà\ers  thread. 

Chef  mois  :  m.  A  chièfi  Jdannor  Ixoùfe  .v^Norm. 

Chcintrc  i.A  baull^eyor/ipathi  ofgrajje^atong  a  hec^e, 

or  high-way.  / 

.  Ghcgros  :m.  Shoemakers  grea^ttbredd^ 

Chcmydrc.i:^i^+^  Chclydrc.   ^^  ^ 

Chclidoinc  vi.OUndine\  (an  bearbtyWbereoftbare  be 
trpolrnds.)  /    /  , 

Chclidoinc  la  grande.  Celandine  the  greater  y  côm- 
mon  celandine^  Tettarwort  ^  Swallowort,  Swdllowes 
bearb.  i  .  V    ' 

Chclidotne  miiieure  IJ»^  CeZtf;iii;^^^/V£r«^/;if 

theleJfe,Pilewori,Fip»iorL  „  „ 

Chclmc :  Vi.Àl(naue^  ihellam.     .  |^  ^ 

ChelfydrclM^CbcIydrc.     ^v     ^5 
Chdydrc.^  meftvenomomyandftinlpng  Sf^^jf^&riser^ 

pent  :  reugb-fialed^  bread  beaded^ndofa  darke  tanh 

mecohur,  .» 

Chcihagc  :  m.  TbepMpge  toUy or  tbroughitoU ,  thats 

payeddtScns.  -..{«ii-...— ç>- •. 

Cncraard  :  no.  ai^dc  :  fSael^  penfiue,  tnelancbolidfe.jh 

nifigavfJVbytboughtyandcarefiilHeffe,     .i-?/??»?»?-  - 
Chcnic.  i*»  ancient  meafure  btlami  about  tmfioont^ 

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to{anguifhygrew  leane^w^ft^pine^r  fill  away  tbroHgb 
careythoughtygriefiyanguiJhyOr  anxtetie  ofmmd. 

Cheinichcr.  To  whimper. 

Chcmicr  :  m.The  eldefl^opchiefiheire  in  a  difcentytpho 

V  a  to  de  homage yandfnch  other  primarie  dnetiesfir  the. 
whole  land  that  IS  difcendcd. 

Chemin  :  m.  a  wày\  a  tradyOrpath  ta  go  in\  a  flreet^ 
or  canfcy  tolraueUin-^  a^  road-^  ruty  papge  :^  courfe^' 
traîne 'yiourney.        i 

Chemin  chaftellain^  (dc  EcWIcnoE)  i;  to  fioi 
\    broad.    '  '  ,  '     "r-/'  ■   "  \    '■■■.    '  ^■-  " ,'    .'f;-'^-: ■-'-,-■ 

Chemin  de  Clermont. Is  ^ifiotbroadj 
•  Chcmmd'cCcok.Thè/ongtJi^or/ioîheftrvjy.  .**% 

Chemin  forain  de  ïk^ullçnois  .  Is  fifteeue  fiot 

broàd.    '  u^    .  ,  ....•:  ,||,,  .V'..  ^1||::^,'  ■■' 

Chcmki  S.  lacqucsi;  The  white  Jlrea^e  in  the  s^ie, 

teamedyVi2  hàczyor^the  Millie  way. 
-  Chemin  Royal.  'Ihe  Yjngs  high-way  ;  which  by  the 

ckftpmes  of  fome  places  may  be  made  60  foot  bt  ead  j  in 

others  it  16  to  be  narrower 'yOs^y 

Chemiri  Royal  de  Vallois.  Is  but  ^0  foot  broad  in 

arrable  grounds y/and  i^o  m  woods. 

Chemin  vicomùcr  (  de  BouUenôis.)  Ishbirtie 

Chemin  voifînal./j /()tf  fi^W  ^0/ fcrwrf^ 
Le  grand  chemin.  The  ordmarie  high-wayf  (which 
by  thecuflomes  of  jourSyLodunoisyand ether  places^ 
muftbefixtcenefoàt  broad  y  in  fome  countries  much 
■    moreyoi'y 

Le  grand  chemin  dc  Boullcnois.  Mujî  bejïxtiefiot 
broad.  iî 

Le  grand  chemin  dcBourgongnc.Jjf^l'tff  thirtie 
fhot  broad.  ^  ■  ^■ 

Le  grand  chemin  p  eageau.  hy  the  cuflomè  of  An- 
jou, and  U^xnCy^iéfi  beefbureteenefèct  broad. 
%/ Le  grand  chemin  Royal  de  Boxxllçtxoïw  Is  Jixtie 
Jvei  broad.  .  - 

Le  grand  chemin  Royal  dc  Clermont,  Is  to  bee  6^ 
fiot  broad.      *      * 
Tout  d'un  cheinm. -^fft^nrfryw^ 
Batre  les  chcmins.Td  way-lay yor  He  in  waitfirypuf 
fingers  ;  to  rob  on  the  high^way. 
Couper  cheiT^^^*  To  barrCyflopy  crejfey  preuenty 
firejtall.j^  ;  .  ' 

Gaigncf  chemin.  TbwJfe^  fpeedygofaflyride  hardyrid 
away  apace.  \- 

II  noiis  faut  defpcfcher  dc  €cla3  comme  d'un  mau- 
vais chemin,  ^ri^^^rî^  that  asjwee  would  an  ill 
way-ywe  muftridour  hands  of  that 'as  we  would  our 
fiet  of  ill  way  ifuch  worl^e jhould  as  quickly  beridoffy 
és  iUwayliPould  be  ridouer.  ^:  ^■>v 

Aller  &  vçflir  font  le  cbcinîn  peler  :  Prov,  Seek^ 

lJ'hcrctort|)as  qui  va  plaîh  chemin:  Prov.  Hee 

goes  not  much  awry  that  Ifeepes  the  highroad  way. 

Qui  a  florin,  rouflin,  &  Latin  partout  il  troùvclc 

chemin  :  Prov.H^  that  hath  flore  of  money  ya  learned 

tongue ^nd  a  goad  borfe^  eamtot  miffe  his  way. 

Qui  tropfehafte  en  chciHinant,  en  beau  chemin 

fcfourvo^ir:  ÎProv.  Hee  that  goes  tùofaftfiilestns 

fiirewayiwefayyfiureandfoftlygoethjwr.     >i|f 

Scmcllcs,&<lu  vinpalTent  cncniin:Pro^Slr^aéi/^ 
wineridway.      •'^^  i^i)--^"^;*;. 

CiiCt^^  tourneying^  trauel- 

Qui  trop  fc  haûc  en  cheminant  en  beau  chemin 

V  fc  fourvoyé  :  P!t>v.  Tibf  ouer-haflietfaueUermlfes^ 
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Ilfautdifccr 
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Chair. 

Chemilette: 

affoyd  couerh 

Chemiflfant 
Chenal;  m.^ 
Chenàiit:Q( 

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Chenarde:f. 
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athathcaufetomakehaft^       '        *         '   1     >^K-     '/,  l         , 

Lrmoycttt'^t.Abmpenftaull(e\orflej^me.       ^ 
Qicnil  :  m.  i4  dog^l^ennell,      -,  ' 

Chenillaux  :  m.  iConi  CaterpiUerSp  j, 

Chenille  :  f.  A  Cater  filler.  <t      W  ^  , 

Chenille  dc  mtx.  U  fek  CaterpiUer  ;  1[ôf  ttvn  t^meîj 

throne  a  verieireatfiJh^th'other^a/maU^  ahdjmum 

Chenille  de  pins.^  litt!e;nddip)^â7rdhairievçoYmey 
that  breeds  in  the  tops  of  Fine  branches.  ^•^'**  . 
Chenilles  velues.  Certaine  gre^^  r,  hairie^  and dr/tie- 
rcdjpormesy  or  caterpillers^  that  feed  altogc  theyzjfO?/ 
f  he  roots  ofcorne^andhearbes. 
Chenille  dcvigne.Ti^c  little  hamo^aTtdmaTTj^fhoted 
^/tvorme^c^Ucdthe ymc-fretter.  '  ■  ••     ,'   ■ 

Chenille  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Of\oY  belonging  tOy  CaterpiUer  s  ;  al- 
fo^CaterpiUcï4ilie)^alfoyptUof^^^  with^Cater- 

piUersiandhence*^  '      f     " 

Taffetas  chenille.  A }(indofftyipt^orwaued^  Tafa- 

<^.  ;  ■•.;■         '  .    '^  .         ■  :-V  ^       : 

CheniUier  :  m.Aninjlrumcntrpkerrvith  Gardners  pull 
downe  CaterpiUevs.     ; 

Chcnin:m,^jChcniIj^^0^-i^r;z;;ei7l  ^ 

Cheilin  rm.  ine:  £  Dog-lilie'^  of,  or  belonging  to^a 

J  dog.  '  :     %  ^    ■•  •-;    •  .■  ;.; 

V^:nCms  chcnins.  A  Ifind  of gjteat  red  grapes  J  fitter  fbr 
medicines  than  for  meat. 

Taiflbn  chenin.  A  l(md  of  Badger^  that  is  footed^  and 
fnomedlitie  a  dog^and  willingly  feeds  on  flcjhy  and 
carrion^as  a  dog.  .  . 

Chenu  :  m.uë xf.Graj^oarie^fphite-headed^old. 
Vm  chtnu.  Mufliervine.      * 

Ç^\QOii.To fJl'y  to  tumble  dcmne-^  atfb^to  happen^chance^ 
lorfhU  vnto^  an  inheritMce^or  ejcheat. 
Ceft  tout  vn  decheoir,5^4ctrebuchcr:Pro.^/^j» 
had  as  good  fill  outright  as  fiumble.  '     ■■■t 

Qm  n'y  va  n'y  chef.  Prov.  He  that  climb  es  not fkh 
hot  :^  he  that  ventures  not  filles  not. 
Qui  plus  haut  montée,  qu'il  ne  doit  de  plus  haut 
chet  qu'il  ne  voudroit  ;  Prov.  He  that  cltmùes  high- 
a  than  bejhould  fills  Iwver  than  he  would. 
Qui  rien  ne  porte  rien  ne  luy  chet  :  Prov.  He  that 
carries  nothing  lëofès^  nothing  j  or  y  nought  falls  from 
him  theft  bath  nought.    .       ' 

Chcpage  :  m.  A  Goaler  j  orfioalerjhip.^ 

Chepicr  :  m.  i^  G5^/^r. 

Cher  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Dearey  leefe^ivell^beloucd^  beH-afu- 
[  ted^much  efleemed^  verie  acceptable ^or  p'recmu-f  vnto"^ 
^alfoy  dearey  cofiliey  of  a  great  rate,  orfrice^  fii  vifhu  ^ 
mucbUpakdi    .    .         .    .,  ^^  ^ 

l'aiiiierôis  aulsî  cher.  1  had  as  leuej  -would  as  fooney 
I  could  be  /é  wiling^  plus  cher  j  rather  y  fooner^with 
.  .■   abetterwill.  t  '  ,  -^i^^'.r 'v'-r.^*-:-.;'-;:'  ■-??■  .■.;'-•  .•  ^^^'-J 
•   Fille  troD  vcucVrobbe  trop  vcftuc,  n'eftpas  chcre 
tenue  :ProT.  Amaidoftfeene^  and  a  garment  oft 
wofne  are  meanely  alH(e  efieemed  of. 
CjLïQïcét:f:Al(wd(fearth'Altiic^^^^ 
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Ctminc  :  ni.ée  :  ùmllied.wentygone^raueUedyiôur' 

'    àeyed.  .^        ,.  %  '  n 

.Chjininc€-f.  A  chimneys  alfOya  chinmey-peeceofTa- 
piiirieyGYofSHafonsworjie. 
Haut  &  bas  la  cheminée.  Chimney^fveepc  j  the  crie 
ofcbimnej'fweepersi     '-^  ^ 

Liccntié  fous  Û  cheminée.  .An  vnleamed  Gra- 
duate ;  o?ie  that  does  bis  a6lsm  tenebris^  or  fieales  a  . 

degree.  ^"^^ 

}      En  petite  cheminée  Fait  on  bien  grand  feu:  Prov. 
^      In  little  chimney  es  goqdbig  fir  es  are  made.  . 
!  Clieminer..  ToivâlkeyWndygO'ytYHdgeyiourneyytra^, 

■'"   UÇll.  .  :.~'\\       ■  :'      ■    ■;•    ■■•   ;-r  •'..  '.  :''^ 

Cheminer  en  pas  A\khht:.Looke  Abbc. 

Autant  chemine  vn  homme  en  vn  iour  comme  vn 

Limaçon  en  cent  ans  :  Prov,  A  man  goes  as  far  in 

a  day  as  a  fnaile  in  an  age/ome  men  can  dijpatchmore 

bufihefjeinone  day  than  others  in  many. 
Chemineux  :  m.cufc  :  (.That  wallf^es  much\  alfoy  be^ 

longing  to  a  rpay  Jor  to  a  chimney  ;  orfiU  of  chimney  es. 
Chemin ier  :  m.ere  :  f.  O/,  or  belonging  to^a  chim- 
■  ney.        .-  ^-  j  ■    ;.  '/  r''-  -.^-    ■'■:    .•■:•'-    ..^ 

Chemife  :  f.  Afhïrt^orfinoclie. 

Chemife  de  cloche  .^liE^e  mould  rphenin  a  bell  is 

Chcmirededrap.5î^^/?rMr.  '., 

Chemife  de  necefli té.//^  inchauntedjhirt  whicb(as 
fomefliperfiitious  people  imagine)  preferues  men  from 
allhuriin  battatles.  and  eafcs  vs^omen  in  their  tra- 
'  uell.  ■■  ■/  ■*•■;.• 
Avoir  fa  chemife.  i4wwtf?^  tohaue her  flowers  (fir 
tachée  deiing  isvndérftood.)^ 
U  leur  porta  vne  chemi{eblanche.H^  f^r^^^^fc/ //:?m 
a  cleanefhirt\  viz.  hee  raifedthemmthamfchiefiy 
roufed  them  with  a  vengeance;  hej^aue  them  a  found 
camifidoe.  *  -  ^         . 

1Î  m'en  fouvicm  autant  que  dc  ma  premiere  che- 
inife.  I  remember  it  as  well  as  the  houre  Iwas  borne  - 

Torcher  à  autruy  le  cul  de  fa  chemîfê.  Togtiie  one 
a  pig  of  his  otmêfoiv  j  to  affoord  him  helpe  out  of  his 
orvn^  meanes  y  (we  vnderftand  by  the  adion  expreffed 
in  thisfhrafèytbe  doing  of  a  goody  and  a  bad  turm  to- 
gether ^  becaufetbou^  oneth'mg  be  wiped  another  is 
berayed.)       -  •  * 

11  faut  difccrncr  la  peau  dclachemift:  Prov.  Wee 
muft  fliftmguifh  things  which  bee  nee j£y  from  thofi 
which  be  farther  off yVSt.  '?it 

Plus  près  eft'  la  chair  que  It  chemife  :  Prov*  iMl^e 
•"Chair.  ^"     •   ■     '      •  .■■  r4.,yr  ■;    -  ^  v^^u^.y;  .  . 

Chemifèttc  :  î.A  little  fhhtt^fméckfstdfo^waficoàti 
alfoyà  couer'mgfin' a  boolfje.  / 

Chemiflrant.^«(ipm»g.  --  \,  - 

0^tnûxm.AchanneU^or gutter.    }  ;    o        -      j 

Ghenaiit  :  fleur  dcchenant.i<  cfrttmi  flower  wt^u 

on  Camels  vfe  to  ficd.       ^  :^ 

Chcnardieif.w^iWStfjfrw.^ 
Chene.  as  Chaine.  A  chtim  j  alfoy  a  Cwbell  of  fione- 

Chenets  :  m.  i<8^0»f. 

Ghcnevd :  m.  7W  Mwk  */*4  certMie  frejb-water 

fijb.      .■;.,.■„....,..,,•■  ,  .  /   -,   ,^ 
Oicncvl:  m.  Hempfeed,  ?  ^ 

ChénevïticttÀbempe'fariyVrbeti^fhch/èi  a^ê^ 

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ly y  welcâme  heaftily^al(e  good  cheer e  vnto. 
Faire  grandç,ou  ioyeufc  chcrc.  7o  be  paffingmerie-y 
to  hue  moft  pleafantlyy  andplentifitUy  j  to  mal^e  great 
'  cheer e.    m  -  '  ^.    -    ••  ^   :  ^^    «  •:  , 

Faire  mawvaifc  chcrc.  Tofiotpnâyporvty  lowte^fell 
fowfejhold  downe  the  head }  alfoy  to  like  barely  y  jicd 
meanely  j  ma}fe  fut  poor  e  joy  cour fe  cheert.    ■ 
:  Belle  cHcre,&  cocur  airiere  :  Pioy.A  wiUing  loo^^e^ 
and  vnwiUhig  heart.  -^  '  ; 

Belle  chere  vault  bien  vn  met?  iPrpv.  A  hea^tU 
welcome liivorlbbalfè a fiaji.'^  ^/f  \  ^  .      ^ 

Xa  belle  chere  amende  beaucoup  1*  hoftel  :  Pro  v. 
The  iU^fkuoured  boufe  i6  much  amended  by  the  well- 
Jhuoured ûtvner.       r'  ?/        /      i    ,w.  C      % 
Aujourd'huy  en  chore  demain  cnbicie  ;  Prov.  To 

-'  day gladyto morrorp dead.       .  v   r    ^"  ,. f '  > 

II  ncli  vie  que  de  faire  bonhc  cnCTC,  mais  \fi  fin 
n'en  vaut  rien  :  Prov .  The  liferent  m  good  cheer  e 
hathajmre  bcgmrting  butafbule  end. 

Çhcrer.T(?  cheerc^to  chetijh,&c  yLoolfC  Glierir. 

Clieretc.^  Cherté,       ^y. .    ,,  . 

Chcrfueil  •.  m.  The  rvood^lindyor  honie-fucl^le.  '    "^ 

Cheriflablc:  com.  Cherifhableyfit  tohecherijhed. 

Chcnnaye  :  f.  A  wood  of  fear  let  oal^es  j  alfo^^  as  Char- 
moyc.  '  '  \' ■■'.■.■: m^^'.  '--f'  ■■•♦..,■ 

Chcniic,  The  fear  let  oat^Cy  9r  fear  let  holme  oakfi  alfoj 
'    ^ïJ Charme.  "     ■-     ■.••^-        ■■■■■.%^-. 

ChQvmts^.Tbe  CcailetJbemeyor  fcarlet  graine. 
Chermifin.  ^  Chermes.         ^p     rm   - 
Ghennine  :  f.  The  fruiter  berrhy  ofthefcarletoalie. 
Chcrpi:m.  Arag^or  cloMt  of  linneni  or  as  Çhar- 

••  pie.   '  •.■. -^       ,  "{f'    -uu •,■•4 •. iik  •■.v'- ..>?•.•  ••• 
Cnerqucmmage.  ^  Cherquemanagc.        i  \^\ 
Chcrrée:  f.  B/tdc-^Jhes  i  or ^5  Charrce.  '    ^ 

Cherfydfc.  Art  ^dder-^  or  (more  hfbeciallj)  the  land 

Adder.  '  '  * 

Cherté  :  f.  Deetcnife]  dearth ,  fiarciticy  want  of 
(^Çïvlbiti*  tr\.  A  Chérubin^  ^      ^  / 

.  Rouse  comme  vn  chérubin.  Red-faced^  Chcrubin- 
;    jncedyhaumgaficriejicies  lil^e  a  Chérubin. 
Cnervis  :  m.  The  root  SktrretyOr  Skirwici^e.  % 

Chervisgraiid.-t^Ptfr/2^i;>,        «     /      ^  1 

Chcrvis  iauvage.  The  wild  Par/hip  i  of  wild  Slffr^ 

Petit  chcrvis.  The  ordinarie  Sl(îYret  root.    *     ^i, 
Chcfaux  :m.  The  )mbbijh  of  decayed  boufes^  ory(tbe 

PluraUofChéalJmanfiofiSyhoufes.  s    f  -w--  ' 

Chcûxïçx  J^odecreafiyWaneJeJjinyabatCygrowtowanti 

piney  languijh  j  dec  ay  y  fill  away.   ' 
Chcfiiayc  :  £•  A  woodygroucyor  thicket  of  oalffs. 
Chcfiic  :  m.  An  oalfe  j  alfiyos  Chaîne.     *       ' 
4  Chefhç  forchu.  Theftanding  on  the  head  :  ^Rab.  "" 

Chefnc  ven.  The  barren  fear  let  oal^ey  holme  ûaï(eyOr 
^ ,  French  oake  j  m  tree  tbats  euer  green e.  # 

i  /  Petit  chcvicthe  bearbe  G  er maunder JEnglifh  Trea- 
cle. ^  •    :■  .^  ■';,  -^•■■^■^  ,•:..:,; 

'  Petit  homme  abat  grand  chcfiic  :  Prov.  A  Hitle 

r  man/èUsagreâtùal(e\(JèmayameMeùerfonrmea 

mgbtieprmee,) 
Chcsncau  :  m.  Atpjulûfmter-/hal(e,mcrtatt  tnemk 

Chefiicttc:C^ Petit chcfeej  Germimderi  alfi,  4 

little  cbaktt, 
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poorefyyneedifyybafelyy  beggerly\âlf§yfcarceryy  fiante 
p  î  wtthmucbpaHliringyOr  pinching  ;  alfoy  t^nam^ly^ 
curïlfyyjh/erpdly  'ybadfyy  naughtily  y  lewdly  ^  cayttuer 

Chçftivctcrf.  Miferiey  wretchedncffe  ,  vnfirtunaie^ 
nejfcyory  afirlarne  eflate  \  poèreneffiy  beggeriey  ba/e^ 
nefjcyneedinep-yalfoy  wMityfcarcitieypmchin^yfcan- 
ttneffe-yalfoycurft/iefe^  l^nauerUy  Jhrewdnefe  y  Ud- 
nejjjtylewdneffeynaughtinege.  #     v 

Chejtreux  :  m.cu(e  :  f.Poore/niferable^m  ill  array. 

Cheitron.^Chetron.      /         ,  .. 

Ch^l-àiouyL.Cently^fiU'mi.         *      (;f       - 

Chete  :  f.  The  height  y  or  depth  ofafhipfrom  the  vpper 
decide  to  the  k^elCy  Hence  j  Le  navire  a  tant  de  pieds 
de  chctc.  Thejhip  Ufomanyfiot  dcepe  in  hold. 

Chetif  :  m.iuc:  icaiUueyVirctchedymifcrableyznfvrtu^ 
nateyfirlorneypooreyneedieybareybéggerl$eyalfOyfcarcey 
littUypaultneyfcantie  y  fmall-y  alfOy  knauijhy  curft^ 
Jhrewd-,  naughtiCybadJcwd  -yand hence  -y  v 
Qui  envoyé  chetii  àla  mer,  il  n'en  rapporte  poiH 
fon  ne  Tel  :  Proy.  He  that  fends  a  badftiuànt  to  fca^ 
hath  fmattretur ne  ef  his  venture.      w 

Chetiveincnt.  Poorely  ybarefy -y  wretchedly  y  miferablyy 
as  one  that  is  fht  lorne  j  alfoybadfyy  lewdly  y  naughtily  ; 

tilfoycurfilyyjbrewdlyyàlfiyfcantlyf^^^  ' 

finching. 

Qnttivtx.fopmey  maliewretchèéy  bring  to  wanti  lay 
miferieyinfliôipouemeyon.      ^'  1  /-^ 

Chetitcté  :  £  Ltoifce  Cheftiveté.^         "*  '     > 

Chetivoifon  :  f.  Wretchednef[eym)ferieMuertie. 

Chetron  itn.The  tfUefaceferyOr  chef. 

Chcu  :  m,  Chcuc  :  f .  Falleny  tumbled  dcwne  j  î»  the 
lapfe  y  atfoyhappenedyChanced^Uen  vntOy  alfo^fhrunl^ 
diminijhed'ygrownelejfe.  ■■■i'..--'^-  .^      ^ 

Chcvagc-  Anyeanlyduetiey  fine  yor  fie  ofii.à^zvïfis 

,  paieato  the  l[ings  t/îr,  within  the  iurifdiâlion  of  Ver- 
mandoîs,tf»rf  elfcwherey^  by  euene %gJiardJirangCYy 
firreineryandaffranchtfedperfonyWbetber  b^^^^  or 
baue  beene/naried.       ,     ,        ^  ;  "^    , 

Çhcvoï:  Tti.Ahorfe.  •         :      ^- 

Cheval  aquatique.  A  certaine  beaft  that  Hues  in  the 
viuer  Nilusf/;/  bis  baclfitymane^nd  voice jtefimblin^  a 
horfèyand  therefore  fètearmed.)  ^ 

..feCwCUauxdecouW^^  y  or  couples  cfhorfcsy 

Coach-borfeSy&c.     ■•  ^..0m-  \'-'  ^-^  .-'■■•-v.;;--.^  .-^ii.  ..■ 

Cheval  courant.  A  running  horfe^  whencey     ^ 
Cheval  courant  eft  vu  fepulchre  ouvert  :  Prov.CS^^ 
mMch  danger  is  bis  necl^e  in  that  rides  him.} 
'■  Cheval  fondu.  A  l(md  ofpUy  lil^e  êur  trujfe.       '^' 
^  Cheval  Hongre,ou  diafbé.  A  gelding. 
Cheval  de  haras.  A  Stallion.  -^  "g 

Cheval  de  louage.  i4i[wrife»gf.  '  ■■h^.:':âMi^::\.t. 

Cheval  marin,  ou  de  mçr.  The  Sea-borfè  (a  grent 
.    and  long  footed  fijh  j  alfOya  ktnd  offmalifea  InfeRy  or 
fifhywbofe  foreparts  arefimewbat  lil^e  ahorfes. 
Cheval  de  fàûlcTbat  fieds  ênfiram  in  (leadefbafi 

whence  \ 

Cheval  de  paille  cheval  de  bataille:  Vxoy.Tùffucb 

ba^s  are  commonly  the  bardefl^ndba^iefi.  ' 

Oficvalqui  ponc  derrière.  A  double  horfeyor  double 

gelding. 

Cheval  de  poftc-^  PofUècrfc  j  afoyaJunceylobcocky 

or  logger  head.  ^ 

Cheval  aux  quatre  pieds  blancs.  A  berfe  that  bath 

fiiiirewbUe  fiet\Atà(Lr\e  which  dimivuerlyfm^ 

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he  giues  it  o'^er  rpben  there  U  mofi  need  of  him-,  (Lool^l^^ 

ChcVdldixKc^nc.  A  cpurfer  of  Naples. 
Cheval  de  rcncontrc.I^^^r  Rencontre. 
Chcvdidc  xmctc^Thcrpatcrborfe'^^       Hippo^ 

potame.  ^ 

Cheval  de  fcUc-  A/addle  horfe  ;  or^a  readie  horje  ;  a 

'   horfi  that  may  fafify  bee  baclfi^dy  ridden^  trauellcd 

Chi^yû'àcïzïyicz.AffeatboYje^Qrhpyfeof^ 
Lool(C  Service.      .  *     ^      - 

.  Vaflal  à  plein  cheval  de  fervice.  One  that  emoyesy  or 
holds by,aypbolel^mgbts fie.        v     ^  ^  ^^^^^ 

Cheval  fommier^ou  de  {omtnc.  A  Sumpter  horfe.  ^' 
Cheval  tcfte  de  more.  A  roane^  or  daj^ple-juray  hojfe 
rotth  ablacl(tjbbead.     ^    ""■ 
Cheval  de  ùaiô.  A  drsg-fm/e/iraught-boYfe^caft^ 
horfèycoaclhborfe^^&c.  '    -  ,  >, 

Chevaux  traverlans.  Loûl(e  Traverfant. . 
•  Cheval  de  trompette.  One  that  s  not  afraid  ofjha^ 
-  dowes'y  oncwhomnobigy  nor  b^gs  words  can  terri- 
fie.   \\\  ■    v#,-  ;..  •:■",■   ,        .V..'.,:.,  ■':■■.•■■■'. 

Cuïdçchcvzl  The  ouglièfijh  failed  a  Sea  Kettle. 
Dragee  aux  chevaux.  Bloclie^wheaty  or  bolmovg  ; 
SieeDïZZ^c.    ■^■^-  ,-  ---^-..^    '  ^^     -.w^;-- •..■•,y 

[l^cxAcd^tV^\*Ahorfe'P}ooe:,alfo/i  l^indofaxfeed, 

or  tbefinallpulfè  caUedhorfe-fhooe^  >  \  % 

Pas  dcchcVdlShe hcarbe fite^fiotyCOuUS'fiotJyorji'' 

^  fiot,  hUfoot;bulIfiot^rfi'bôofi:'  '  ^^  ^^    ^    ^  V 
.  Queucfde  cheval.  The  hear  be  horfe-wiUow^  c^«- 
taUeyhûrfi'taile^Jbaue'gralJe  j  See  Queue;    j     1 
.  Sergent  a  cheval.  Lool(e  Sergent,  y     | 

Brider  fon  cheval  parla  queue.  To  goè  tbèmong 
way  to  vporlfe  ;  or^io  do  a  thing  cljeane  l^amme.  ;       ! 
Eftrc  à  cheval.  Il  cft  à  cheval^Hr  ridcs^or  is  on  borf- 
bâclée  j  alfojbejlànds  on  hautietearmes  j  or  y  hee  isfct 
oncoc\eborfe  3  hee  U  ail  a  boighty  be$  now  begins  to 

■  fiaimtit.  ■■••.;..  *. ,:  /  *7v  ■:-:>■•  ^  .  |..' 
\  Eftrc  bien  à  cheval.To  rîrff  comely yto  fila  horfc  with 
^  anoodgrace.  •             /    ^                     .  - 

Il  n'cil  fi  bon  cheval  qui  n*cn  devicndroit  roffe.  It 
i^ould  anger  a  Saint^or  iade  the  beji  mon  that  lines  y  to 
. .  be  thus  troubled.    .  »  ^  y.  i^  .  •  ,     ! 

Monter  fur  fcs  grandsrhcvaux.  Tojrpag^er  excee- 
dinfjtyytobearebimfolfihautily^oftandvpm  bis  pan- 
topes yto  vfe  loflie  tear mesi  f  be^cfintly  on  the  top 
oftbehoufewithaman.      *-•     ^    ;    ;^  .^ 
Parler  achevai  Tofpeaittvponaduantageyôinmd 

■  V^undyoryds  one  that  k  {are  of  the  better  end  of  the 
Pdfe  3  (hence)  alfiy  to  vJifroudyfcorneJUlj^f  difdain^ 
fitOwords.   1  fi» 
Prendre  vn  cheval  par  les  crins .  To  worl^e  won- 
ders y  doe  great  matter  s  ypcrjhrmt((dm(^)  imjloffibili^ 

tteS^^,  !•;,.;    .^•;''  •      ■'^•«jf-vvv  ^« 

Cheval  faiâ^Sc  valet  â  faire  :Prov.  A  made  borfoy 
and  à  man  vnmard  ,  are  fitufi  for  vfe  :  The  li\e 

is\    '  "      '  ■  \-     •v:-.     .  '"  :••' 

Cheval  foiâjSc  fèmmé  1  faire:  ProY.      , 
ChcvalRoieneux  n'a  cute  qu'on  ^eftrille  :  Prov. 
Afc4bdb0rfelouetbuàt  tbt^cmrk»mbe\(tmâninfè- 
^ed hearty  corifpSion.)       ..      ^  r^i-    .* 

A  eratid  cheval  grand  guié:  Prov.  A  gjregt  horfi 
^*  m^biuimfftatfiwi.  ■^. 

fKvmk  mardie  ï  ^ed  qui  mené  fon  '  dieval  par  la 
onde  :  Prov .  TrêMbUt  an  but  prtfi*»  vmo  tbm, 
tb*t  bain  mânes  aitm  M  9t(i^  orjhutié  enwA  to 
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Apicsbonvin  bon  cheval  ;  Prov.  Thcpothath 
made  him  valiant  ^nd  of  a  free  humour  j  now  that  he 

\bathdruntie  bardbedare  jTVJggerwith  any  man  y  or 
cenfure  euerie  man. }  ^   ^       ;      -'     .      > 

II  n'cft  cheval  qui  n'ait  fop  mcfliain  :  Prov.  There 
in  no  créature  perfiit\eHerie  one  ism  jome part yur point 
fiiultie^ord'cfiâiue  j  The  Ul(e  is  j .  •  - 
11  n*cft  chevpl  Aiioi'ait  fa  tare;  Prov.  ^  \ 
II  n'y  a  chevalu  bien  ferre  qui  ne  gliflc  :  Prov.T/;ci 
beji^od  horfe  doth  flip  fcmetmics..         ;.*'V    ''    .    .';' 
lamak-coupdeiiimentnefitmala  cheval  :  Proy.. 
whetjl  women  jlril{€  men  it  is  not  to  hurt  them  i  or  y  men 
fddùmC'tlme^s  catch  hurt  by  womcns  blowes.  5 

II  nc  faut  pas  lier  les  afhcs  avec  les  chevaux  t  Pro. 
r^Àfjes  mujt  not  be  tied  vp  among  horjes  j  mr  v?ij^çr- 
tifie people  confottcdwitb  the  rportbie\i    /^   ■ ,  ;^  ;  !?  f 
es  maladies  viennent  à  cheval,  &s'cn  rctotfr- 
cnt  à  piccl  :  Prov;  Secl(e  Maladie.    •       '      ^  '  ^  ' 
.e«  mouches  vont  tôusjours  aux  chevaux  m 
grès  ;  Prov;  Tlïes  are  euermoft  bufie  about,  leane  hor^ 
J'es'yfadre  Pumeyors^and  Promooters  with  the  poor  e  fi  ^ 
or  leaftpcwei'fiiU^ranl^e  of  people.       ^  «, .        ;     -1^ 
On  touche  tousjoui  s  (ur  le  cheval  qui  tire  :  Prov. 
fi:e  fay  y  filtre  alway  call  on  tke  horfi  that  wiU  car/ie-^ 
the willingcftarefo'i'eft laïed vnto.  .  •  ' -  f 

Oncques  bon  chevaine  devint  rofle:  Prov.  Sel- 
dome  bath  a  good  honfc  turned  iade\  a  voorihiefiUow 
will  muer  prooue  coward  ^  mr  \^nauc\na  age  can 
weal^en  y  no  dauriger  appall  y  no  pâme  ajfiiôiy  ko  ^fftr 
infi£l^im.  \         ,     -     v      ^    .  •/ 

Ouvrier  mediocre  a  cheval:  Prov.Srei^c  Ouvrier. 
Qui  n'achevai  ne  chariot  il  ne  charge  pas  quand 
il  veut  :  Pro.  He  cannot  do  what  he  %pouldtbat  riants 
wberewithall^  beggers muft  not  be  chufers.  '^■; 
Qui  ne  s'adventure  n'a  cheval  ny  mule:  Ptov.^e 
that  ba^Kards  nothing  winneth notbing-y  fiiint  heart  ne- 
uergotfiiiretjidie.        .^  \  ^ 

Qui  trop  s'adventure  perd  cheval  &  muîe  :  Proy. 
Seelie  Adventurer.  >       ' 

/frop  pre0crfait  le  cheval  rcftif  :  Prov.  To  tal^e  too 
much  of  y  or  pre  fume  too  muc  h  on  ^h  friend yii  the  way  to 
malfe  him  loath  youyind  to  mal^e  you  toofehim^y  or  y  as 

.  j    WPreflcr.  ^  ■ ,  .:■  -  -I  ?  ..hy:   -v-  :  .; »  ,.  ^.   >:.-^. ..: 

Chcvaler.  To  watcby  e^iOyObfiruey  or  dojg  ;  to  bunt  y  or 
fiUow  after  ;  alfoy  to  checl^ey  chide  y  reprooue  yfcbeohy 

I    eourfe  \alfojm>  bàrfemanjhipytû  incavalaryorji horfi  to 
lapone  leg  ouer  another.  '^:       -  - 

Chevalerdïè.  K^igbliey  l^gbtJHé  j  alfoj^fyOr  belong- 
ing to^  Vjtigbt.  -:■':•'■       •  ,  ^  :^xt  -^v^ 

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*  alfo  y  cbeualne  ^  dokghttnejfe ,  valour  ypiowefiey  al- 
fOy  A  bold  attempt  y  bar  die  enterprifejnanlie/nrgaUant 

Chcvalcric.  4tfi»  Aides  cberck        J  ♦ 

a  dc  chcvalcric.  The  priuiledge  ofmghtboody 

w  hemg  made  a  K^igbt  i  dut  vnto  feme  Officersy  and 
,    MêèftféUesmFraMci^sfbnivnio^ibt  Lord  Oiaiot 

I    efUndoH,       ^        .  ^    .   • 

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.  tridge  of  a  Lute ,  VioU ,érci  aifoy  tbt  wooddtn 
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ChevalcurcuiL  Zi>4f  Chc\'aJcrcux. 

0icvalicr  :  m.  Sigmfits  ptêftrbf^  àbêrfemM  j  0;;^  thjt 
rules^m  u^  on  hêrfebâcl^âMdJftncî^ê^AGtnà^Tt^ 
m  m4m  êfArwm^  )  kut  pDrticuUrly^ni  m&re  commén- 
(m  Klùghî^  CéiMltcfiyClM  France  the  tUU  ûfChc- 
valicr  ujifttn^  kgre  titU  of  hnênr  ,  end  m  dinar  il) 

.  conjèrrtdêMffut  Oficm  (*b€iberoftheJhrtyOr 
i^lyKokt^)  oMim  the  Ijgfés  ofptât^nd  mtant  5f /•- 
nonts  •  AU  wbLb  may  qtuiUfie^  md  fiite  tbcmfclues 
K'^gbu^  M  wtU  M  mdiMsrkt  GentUmtnwèàj  ttêxmt 
;  tktmfUus  Efqiaas  :)  Afo^â  doinin  wstcr-fifwltyOi 
big  as  4  Stêdfdmfy  dnd  (iftwê  kmdsy  tbt  oiu  itdy  the 
otbff  bLxcIct \  Afêythehjfight^ppUJèmewbât  bigger 
than  M  ^gicjutd/ircâJ^ed  ail  ouer  wub  red  y  AlfOy  a 
raffing^êrfpHdU  bêâp  ê/earibyOr  ùfclods\  a  ridge  nuide 
by  M  [fradàn^  UbânreTy  that  fitches  ;tpitb  his  mattoclf^ 
ci^Cy  tiu  cjrtb  bcîmtenc  hm  Ugs^ùfucb  a  height ,  that 
beff  ernes  on  botfebaclfe  j  alfo^  d/msUdr  whitif^  era  by 
fompp  bat  jpottid  wi^  \  tdy  andfo/wifty  as  a  potman 
canh:iidiy  ouatai^ehtr.  •  «►,    / 

Chevalier  Bachelier.,^  l^nigbt  BaUbler i  ijoo\e 
Kachclicr. 
Chevalier  des  bains.  A  Knight  of  the  Bath  ;  fo  cal- 

,  ledy  bccaufe  batbuig  u  the prsnà^U  cérémonie  of  bis 
adnutiance  Mo  that  order.     • 
Chevalier  bdrincrct.  I-tfti^e  Banneret* 
Chevalier  dc  Cornovaillc./<  Cncifold. 
ChcralicT  au  drappcaa  quarrel  kjttgbt  Banner  et-y 
caUedfbmmocl(jge.  -         \^       r 

'■  Chevallier  errant  du  Royauime  dc  Logrcs.  A 
7(»|^  errant  of  England  ;  or  one  of  Isjng  ^Arthur es 
Knights. 

Chevalier  au  guct.rèr  Captaine  of  the  watch  y  as  in 
Guec  .  t 

/    Chevalier  honov^tdn  difference  from  a  ¥jtight  of 
any  one  of  the  orders  \LMl(e\lonot^t. 
Chevalier  des  loix.  A  Lander ,  or  meere  SçhêUer 
k^ifbted.'        % 

Chevalier  ckS.  Martin.  The  littk^tud  flit ^  cal- 
led LadstJ^cmUyêr^  a  LatUe-cn^.      n^ 

Ker  vachier^huj  chevalier  :  Prov.  IM^  Vacfaicr. 
Pour  l'amour  du  chevalier  baife  la  Dame  1*  Eioiy* 
errProv,  TheLadtitfiffes  b^ man  for  his  Ma^ 
psife. 
Chevalin  :  m.  ine  :  f.  Of^»  kfl^gtàg  to  a  hmfe\ 
whence; 

Bcftcs  chevalines.  H^es^maa,  or  cmtts^  of  what 
Ifindfiemer.  ^^  •.■  y'^:'.S 

CtxsBbà^pc^chcv^iiincs.A  Ip^ 

blaclç^Aefbmis^  caUedjkJkcaaft  Aej ate gmi  fir 

OTm^XW^iiDts.A  l(M  harUe  •j  CdUed 

.  fi^  becsu^e  the  blades  thereof  in  We  Sfring  afegjOed  ta 

Cnev^Une:£  rhebearbecaBeiHnfe^uSU^oÊjbÊne^ 
:'  graffe.  ••  ^^^^'^^  .11;*;^:%^^  .,   "^ 

*    IjkéxraSâxMmfaJmfe'jUfhjnjtbel^ 
0)ev^:m.AÉnp^frÊpêfw$mlie^m€:be' 
vaiet  ;  afê^  a  cefmnfOmidkHoMdjmÊrtk^éêia  ùj^ 

çmâs.       ■■■■■■.'■  *  V-.V:  •.  "v-^V 

.ChevaiichabIe:coia  Xi^^  eafietekiMmt^fit 

Chcvancbé  :  nu  ee  :£  Si<^^ 

Mer^vwtÊ^^aMdb0Êe€ii'%'r^:^f  fe  4V>% 

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^  Terre  chevauchée  eft  a  demy  mangec  :  Pro  v.  The 
renenue  of  land  tbats  often  rid  vnto  is  bai  je  confumed 
in  f  id  mg  charge  s.  .  # 

Chçvaucncc  :  f.A  ridingpaucUmgy  iosnmejfing^  road 
(fr  courfe/i  cénrfmgto  andfrOyOn  horfebac\e  ;  {hence) 
alfoja  Princes progYe[je  y  a  Judges  circuit j&c  yttl/d^a 
Jnrnijhmgwith  horfts  torsde  on.  '    i 

Les  chevauchées  des  PrevoAs  des  Marcfdiaux  cîc 
France.  The  roads  made  by  them  ouer  bills  ,  through 
dales ,  narrow  pafagtSy  and  other  fa^eâied  flaccày 
thereby  to  cleere  the  conntrey  ,  and  high^wayet  of 
rogues  y  arid  robbers^  whom  as  foene  astbeytal^  they 

•  truffe  vp.  •  V 

Droiô  de  chevauchée.  J^AJIr^Droia. 
Chevauchement  :  mM  ruhng  ;  or^as  Chevauchée. 

Chevaucher.  To  ridcyor  beftrtdeahâr/è]  to  trove  Hon 
horfeb,acl(e  j  alfo,to  Ihal^e  a  roadyOr  tourney  mthfv^ces  \ 
ofhorfe  and  f^y  againflan  enemUy  alfoy  tofipiuea  \ 
vpoman.  #         *    .    ♦ 

Chevaucher  fa  charge.  To  ride  c'trcuUyMs  4  Judge  y 

Chevaucher  la  cbevrc  en  la  vallée.  To  zndcrtal^e  I 
a  dangerous  ^^k^y  or  matter  wbuhhe  u  moH  Ul(e  to  ^ 
fiylein;  Lool(e  ChcwTc. 

Che  v  aucher  la  corde.  The  bail  (at  Tennis)  to  hi{  the 
Iwe^and  to  get  ouer  it  (but  with  mucbadoe.) 
Chevauther  ala  gcnette.  To^ride  with  verte  fhofj^ 
fiirrups  5  to  fit  J^uirtsng  on  borfebfcke  with  legs  drawn 
zf  almofl  vnto  tbefaddle. 

Chcviuchtric  if.  A  riding  y  a  fio'iuing. 

Chevauchcur  :  m.  Ahorfeman  -y  a  rider  ;  al/bya  Pcfi- 
maifler^  or aneytbat l^eepes pofl-horfes  -y  whence i 
Chevaucheurs  d'  doxytio^  Poflcs  far  the  Pac^ 
kety  ■      •     •.,,  .         '.  ..■  . 

Sergent  chevauchcut.  ^  cenaine  Officer  h  the 
Ifingsfifrefis.  ^^  ^ 

Chevauchon.  à  chevauchons.  Apaddle^flradUngy 
orbeftridsngyos'aman/ihôrfe.  , 

Cheveccrie  :  f.  The  Veprie,  orr  Treafufie  of  a  church  j 

the  place  wherem  the  Ughts/md  ornaments  vfed  in  i/, 

arelayedvp/tnd  Ifept. 
Chevêche  :  f.  An  Owlejnr  Madge-bowleti  é'ordmar'u 

rougJh^'footed^dfhort-taMOwle:      ^    - 
CheVecher  :  m.  The  Y^epa^rT:reafwrerofa  Veftrie^^ 

nSextoni  or /es  Chef  cdcté       ^ 
ChcTccherie  :  f.  rt^i^fjW^  ;  •^ 
Chcvechfer.  «  Che  vedcr. 
CheVecier  :  m.  The  Treafurer^  mrl{e^  oftheyeftrie 

ma CashedraUy  or  Cottepat  Cbkrcb  ;  an  Officer  that 

bath  charge  oftbewax^  ^t^h  ^^  ^O^^^f^f^  ^^ 
there'm.^  \:^:>y^^- r-  ••.;  :/,^-. ^'-.'-t^^^.--..' 

C^eciage.feu,&chc.  i<Ai^K;y|^  honfe- 

ChcveiI.4ïChevcl^^:^:.»^^^^.^.  ^f:  ;-^:"é  .'V* 

Aides  chevdt  Xjdir  Aklc     ^  ^  .  ' 
Vkfd^tLji  noble  inberildMcebeU  mC 
capable  tf'uer^S&on. 

lieu  cheweà^AÀtammhonfè/nrcbUfiboidL^ 
Cbevela:«  Tofirig^^riglei  to  root  jnpnt fifth  a  bai^ 

rk^finaU^root.     .  ^  :/:.^^^  •:'      .^^ 

Chevelicre  ;  f.  A  haire-laco  x  êlfi.  a^^^  •[ 

hêWt.    ."-.-■■?"  :i:  •-■;.- 1  .  -    ••      .».■••■ 

Chevelu  :  m.  uc  r £  HàntyfiM»fhmre^nit$fi mtb 

I«f  dieveliic.  A  iMmfirhiédmg  tUmtntù  wme 
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led. 

Chevelue  :  £ . 

from  the  root 

Chevelure  :  f 

haire  5  alÇoyti 
roots  of  plant 

I  Chcvcfchcif. 

'  Chcvefnerm, 

Chevcftic:  m, 

(UUyOr  head- 

Licol  is  more 

fed.)    ^    ^ 

Chcvcftreuife 

the  bead. 
Chevet  :  in.  A 
Haiiir^rlecl 
to  bid  mere  fo 

Chevetaiii  :m 

Chiefèiaine. 

Chevetain  :  in 

bouCyOr  àua  oi 

Cheveticr.  Lo( 
Ghevcul  :  m.r/ 

I       a  lûckeybuJhyO 

,  Cheveux  de 

f'uc  maidens  l 

Faire  les  che 
the  baire. 

Vouloirprcrii 

To  bote  forme 

getyûfbtb'other 

Chcuf.  as  Chctl 

Çhevi:m.  ie: 

witball^oneg 
^  brought  in  ot 

Chevillagc  :  m 
Cheville if  '^ 

verfè. 

Cheville  du  ^ 

Compter  des 
goodtnme^i 
Pendre  fonml 
mce  OjfafioUyi 
onyvaine  hopei 
^A  chafcjuc  tr< 
an  excufiyfbr 
^^cbiefiaremed\ 
^•^  'A  tel  pertuis 
tbats  fitted^  c] 

Chevillé  :n 
i^ynedwitbpi; 
ta  tefte  d'un 

v.nevilIer.T^ 
^{fe^rpinn^, 

^neviHeur  :  m 

bis  finger  in  a 

ous  Tpords^i 

pr  be  remoi 


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poJUritie  ;  «  ir^  >w^^^  *>  t^^£  Clodion  ri^  hairie  ; 
continued  into  Kjng  Pep  ins  /iwf ,  tf»rf  ^/;r;i  difannul- 
led:        .  •     ^^ 

Chcvduc  :i^fiick^Y\  afmallimppfa  plant  fpringnig 
from  the  root  thereof ^or  of  It felfèrooUd. 

Chevelure  :  f. -^  ^^'''^^  **A  ^  ^^♦^  S  i^M^iscffe^  long 

haire  ;  alfoytbe  fibers  or  batne  threeds  that  hang  at  the 

roots  of  plants. 
I  Chcvcfchc  :  f.  An  Otvle  j  tts  Chcyechc. 
}  Chdvefne  :  m.  The  Chcum.nr  PoUafdfifh. 
I  Chcvcftrc  :  m.A  T  ope  ^halter  yco  lier  for  the  head\a  head- 
i      (UU^or  hcâd'jlrajne(e(pcciaUy  fifr  a  cow^calfi^&c^  fvr 

Licol  is  more  proper  to  horfs/noyUsy&Cyind  more  ^  - 

fed.)    ^    ^         .  •  " 

Chcvcftrcuwicol  chcvetrciix.  Bi/tdrng^or  jfrayr.iri^ 

the  head.         '•  •  ..    .  • 

CHevet  :  in.  A  bou!Jler(Jir  the  head.). 

Hauirçrle  chcvct  àzSiicSor  ai fctùe  price  ofatb}>?g', 

to  bid  mere  fir  it^or  value  it  higher^  than  be  fire. 
Chcvetain  wa.A  Captaincy  Commaundcr^  Leadct^a 

Chiefiiainc.      ■■'    ' 
CheYetain:m.incîf.  ^/;if^,  commaundingouery  4ftS 

bouCyOr  6ucr  others  :  ^^'îioïïn.     , 
Cheveticn  I^(?4^  Chcvcc\cr.     •  "   -- 

Gheyeul  :  m.The  haire  of  a  mans^or  rpomarfs  head*^aifiy  ^ 

alockcybujhyortuftofbaire.  :  -r 

Cheveux  de  Venus,  Venus  bairey  em  Ladies  baire y 

f'uc  maidens  barre  yblacke  maiden  baire  ;  (an  hear  be .) 

Faire  les  cheveu;^  à. ,  Topâwle ,  barbe ytrimme  j  eut 

tbebaire. 

Vouloir  oreridrevn  horofhé  ras  par  les  cheveux. 

To  hope  fur  more  from  a  màntifanbic  batbrnianes  to 

get^û^tb'othrrtogiue.       [.    *    '         .     >  "  V  ' 
Cfieuf,  as  Chetifi  An  old  ward. 
Çhe  vi  :  m.  ie  :  f.   Cempaffed ,  preuailed  vfitb/p)ified 

TPithallytfonegooodvpon^^  tamedyreclasmed^fhbdued^ 
^  brought  in  of  vnder^  âlfo^comfoundedjOr  agreed  mtb- 

alL,       ■  :  V,,-  .■  .        ^^^"\     •'•■■•  :>^-^     ■■ 

Chevillagc  :  tn.A  pegging^  phtning^peggageypinnage. 
Cheville  :  f.ApegyOTpinntrfwoody^alfo^  a  baub  m  a 

'^erfe.      ^    :         '  ..^.     .y..  ,    .  '••:  >  ^  .  '   • 

Cheville  du  pied.7  h^anJ^Ubone.  # 

Compeer  des  chevilles.  Ti  attend  long  Mope  of  a 
goad  Utrnty^  pre firmtntpfâmifediSieCom^tj^ 
Pendre  fon  manteau  à  foible  cheviflc.  Ta  aslpt  ad- 
mceofafioUyolmes  afMhtggje/ymyto  t/uft  iHyOr  depend 
mjtximehopes^eaJ(ehelpu%^  ;  *  r  -n-w'- 
"A  chafijuc  trou  vne  cheville  :  Pro.  For  euerie fault 
anexa^yforeacb  àhieitionaManfwer  j  fit  anj  mf 
cbiefi  a  remedie^elpi^tuéfim 
'A  tel  4>ertui$  tcDe  cheville  : 
%atsnttedyorfmteâmit1[m^ 
Qicviflé  :m.ée:  (.Peggedyptnmdyfiflened 
i^ymdwitbpinnes.  '  ;f  ;*;:    r 

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fianijheijet,timed, 
'hcviIIcr.T*^ 


ChçviSeur  :  m.  Apjxti  \a^^f9rcertri  that  briding 
bUfimffr  in  a  boUy  gui  mattering  certtàne  fuperpti- 

r»orisç»iUhinder4imafrmytSm^imiUhttfn- 
beremMud.  •^*"':    •     ^t-^wj,  •■^' ;■■!.•:; 

---.-:  lApewngidiSfattngwiApegs.    • 
Aj)cvilleures.Tlbf  brocha  tfâJDmukudi  aUibc 
^fe,fb0iietbetm»lm»^i  ■  '■^Mv^k^.iv^^-r--' 
Chcvillurcs. mt  Chevilleurcs.     >??*,  ^l-sj  miï!  ;  ; 
Cheviniau:  m.  a chemn»  •  ■*-■  *~  "-^  "     » 

Chcvir.  T9  emf^t^frauik  witbyjbift  mtbaU  ,doe 


good  vponj,  alfoytê  tamejreclaimc.ouerrute^brtnginfiY 
ynder-y  alfo.to  compound ^al(C  an  ehdy  corne  to  an  a^ 
f     grcenjent^tvith^y^  #  -  -^ 

l'en  cheviray  bien.  I  will  bring  him  to  reafin^o  mj 
bentyvnto my  wiU\  ijhall  do  wellynough  rvith himi 

*  lis  ncpouvoycrit  tous  chevif  en  la  maifon,  Tib^^ 
coiUdnot  all  be  bdgedy  or  there  was  not  roomeynoulh 

^  pr  them  all-in  the  hokfe^  - 

ÇhevifTance  :ï.  Ad^grecmcnt^  or  cempofnion  made\ 
an  end  or  order  fet  dowac ,  bctrvccne  a  credit  or  y  and 
debtor.  V 

Chevolcc  :  f.  Afprigy  tmg^orf mall  imp  of  a  plant  ^  aifo^ 
a  fiber  ^or  haire^i^hj:  thread  grorcmgznto  the  root  o^'a 
:    plaint.. 

ÇhcwQlçT.rofprig^'y  to  put  firth  fprigSy  or  hairC'ii\c 

•  fibc)  s  yos  the  roots  of  plants  do.      '    ^    ^     , 
ÇHcvre  :  f.  Afloc^goa't  )  alfu^a  bag-pipe  5  alfo^  thç  engine 

called  by  AnhiteàSy&CyaFcarhe. 

Barbe  dcchcvrc.  Mcadcfrvort^neadcfivcct.^cene 

cfthe  medorpcsÂiK  hcarbe.) 

'  Citifus  buJhytrcQtrifilic.    ' 

'  Laiâues  dc  chcvrc.  A  k'^rl  of  rvild  lettuce  y  called 
Lumhr^-lcttucCyatidcoimfjll.ide. 
Ocdàc  LhLVîç.  An  eye  fiiU  of  white  fpot s  'y  or  ^  one 
^  that  hath  too  triuclnvhitc  .  or  a  pcarlc  in  iti  a  wall 
-    eye:     Z"^:-7  ■  ^\    .  '  -  .  -••■  .■,■■..*■  ■ 

Pied  dc  c.hevre.  The  end  of  a  gafflc  of  a  croffcbow-, 
alfoy  the  flay  y  or  prop  of  a  ladder  ,  whereby,  ii^  both  ' 
held fieadiCy  and i(Cpt from  leaningtoo  hard  on  what 
^     tlsfet  againft  yalfoy  a  leauer  pointed  lil^c  the  fiot  of  a 

^    Verdde  chevre.  A  l(md  of  {and  whereof  Va\nters 

V  mal{e  their  greenes. 
"^AizcYicvrcmoincjnthheeleSyOrbcllieyV^ 

^  'Â  pied  de  chèvre,  Afbpe^or  bias.     '  ^ .  1      \ .  . 

\  Cheuaucher  la  chevre  cnla  vallée.  Tpznderta^e  a 
da7tgcroUstail(CyOr  enter  ifttojz  bufmeffe  which  he  Is  ve- 
\  fie  Utif  tofiile  in  ;  (fir  he  that  rides  downe,  a  hill  on  a 
'  "*  goatfa  beafi  that  {loopSyand  hath  floor  t  le^s  be  fire)  can  j 
^axdly  comiyWithout  tumblingyto  the  bottome  of  it.) 
U  luy  a  roib  les  chcvrcs  en  fa  court.  He  bath  put  him 
inaterriblefiare.  -  j: 

Prendre  !e  chcYK.To  ta\e pepper  in  the  nofcyto  talkl 

r^Ahing  in  dudgeon yOr  infnuffe.  '  '     "^ ,        '  r 

Reprenons  noftre  chevre  à  la  barbe.  JLet  vs  re^' 
turnej09  our  firmer  dijfiourfe  y  worhjy  mattery  bufi- 


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Ai^mahdellelachevre  fembic  belle:  P^rov-  Uee 

that cbufesa'Wffi by  candle-lightyor  by  other  eyes  than 

^  les  o^ae^ay perhaps  be  fimfy  deceiued.^'' 

Ou  la  cnevre  eft  Bée  faut  qu'elle  broute:  Vroy. The 

goat  mttfibrow^  where  jhe  is  bound -^vphere  a  man  is 

Jetled  be  is  to  feeke  meanesAolme^  i^^^^^^  '  ^ 

Tant aaue la pnevrç^^e  malg^:  Prov.H^ kf^fps 

"^  fitch  ajturyhe  mà^sf^ucb  adoyto  be  welly  that  be  is 

the  wtnrfi  fbr  it  ilimd  time  si  certame  goat^painfully 

fcrdting  the  earth  to  get  berfelfi  an  eafcfiUcoucbytur- 

nectvp  à  l^nifiy  wherewith  prefently  after  her  throat 

was. cut  m  afacrificei{Tbisprouerbe  is  fittefi  applied 

vntofucbyos  rumCyOr  incommdate  tbffelucs  by  being 

too  bufityortoo  cnriousjnvphatliindfoetter.)      ^  ^ 

Chtvx^iM.  AKfdyinjmg  Goat.    .    -.^    ^i/^'i   ^^i* 
Chevreaux.  Certaine  fUuès  r^bîcb  rife  about  the 

^'  à^t  and  tmentieib  of  September  y  and  get  themgênf> 
agdine  towards  tbe  eucningoftbe  nirit  andtwer^  , 

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Chcvfc-çicd.  C^uin4)ooued^g9ét'fiotedi  anÉpUbite 

Hn  a  Satyre.  ^     ''. 

Cncvretç  :  ra-ée  :  f.  }^ei  \  fiUen  as  ayong  l(id  ;  al- 
'  fiyf^raged^orne-mad^/ilwkift  wood.      ,^  i  ^     -     • 
ChcvrctÇf .  To l(idyOr  by'mglvrtbyong  l(ids y  alfiy  to bé 

M  a  ragi^  aimofii»oody  or  b^me-mad^  to  grow  mad  de 

wiib  anger ^and  defbigbt^  (from  à  goat,  wbkb  m  bis 

time  of  beat  ismaddefrr  luft./ 
Chcvrçtte  :  f.  A  Utile  goat  j  al/Oy  à  wild  goat  ;  alfo^  a 

great pïowne  ;  alfç^  a  little  and  law  anduon  \  alfo,  a 
\    Robinet^ffma^éece  ofordnancey  ofaft\e  betwee?ie 

\tbe^auconnetyandArguebii^acfocl(e.  ^ 

Qicvrcul:  m.^Roe^a7{pe-biéckf'y  alfi^awildgoati 

(w%chisalfo  called'^) 

Q\\zyxt\A(dL\xsdi%c.ASbamoU^ofwildgoat. 
Q\ïtwnQ\i.Abag^pipe. 
Chevrier  :  raji  Goat^beard^ont  that  l^eepeth^or  lool^cth 

yntOjgoats.  *  '' 

Chcvrin  :  m.înc  :£  Goatie-ygoat-Ul^e'^ofagoat. 
Cheurmc  :  f.  Looice  Chiormc. 
Chevron  :  n\.A  Y^d\  a  Cbevron(of  timber  in  building-^) 

a  rafter jOrJparre.  ^         V.    •  .^ 

ChcvTondc.  L^^ifce  Scvcrondc.  ^ 

Ghcvroniieau  :  m.  AfmaU  rafter )ittle  ehevron. 
CÏKyïonot:  m.  Tbe  fame. 

Chcvrot  :  m.  A  I{id\  a  yong,  or  little  Goat  j  Roe  j  or 
:    Shamois..  _      . 

Chcvrotin  :  m,  K'*r^^^^* 
Tirer  au  chevrotin.Ta  eat^or  drinl{  exceeding  much^, . 

.alfOytovomit(bythatexcefPe:) 

Che  vrottement  :  m.  The  breeding^or  bringmg  fbrtb 
ofY^ds.      >  ^  .    , 

Chcvrdtter.  To  breed  jar  bring  fàrtb  (as  afbe-Goat)  a 
Kid,  : 

Cheufïbn  :  m.  Acome-deflroyingmitt^or  weeueU.    * 

Cheutc  : f.  AfaU^a  lapfe  ^anouirthrow. 
Chcute dc Tocil. Tbefhll oftbe  eye:, is ^wben  H  is 
cUantoiaofithoUimfeat'ye^eciaUy^feije^ 
or  blow  batb  beene  tbecaûfè  thereof. 
Dcgraifd  vilain £randc chcute:  Prov,  Thé  grea- 
ter a  bad  man  is  the  rmhrtfcandalousy  and  burtfUl  are 
his  'Vices  y  and  tberefbrè^  the  morebeadlong^and  in- 
fhmqusjjisfhll.       r  ' 

Chez,  chez  moy.  wie^me^^orintnyboufe. 
Dcà^zmoy.Vrmine.      t:.  ^ 

Chezal  :  m.  A  chiefi  Manfion^or  Mamm  houfe* 

Chezc  :  m .  The  pan  at  portion  of.  an  inheritance  of 
comfi  belonging  vntc  the  eldeftbeire^  ouer  and  be  fide  s 
bisjhare  in  therefi\  which  is  by  tbecuflomef  ofTovis^ 
tbetwohr^^cmofgfotmdlyiHgnextwitbautthewalSy 
and  ditches  of  a  Gentlemant  caftle ,  or  chiefi  houfe  ; 
andfhisn  Arpens/î  lyingaboiu  the  caflte^  or  houfe  of 
an  Éarle^ncount^  Baron  ;  by  the  xuflomes.  afho^ 
*  dunois  //  is  otbervpife  caUedy  tc  vol  d'un  C^bapon; 
.andisasjkrreasaCapQncanfUefiroml,he  cbiefeMa- 

>  nor  bùufèofaGentleman'yStnd  the  three  Scptereeso/ 
groimd  lying  next  without  the  ditcbts  ifa^ms 

-cajUe.  .'■'■•.■:■■■  "'^    ■■  '■^^'-'^4':Ù^.'^-..  •. 

Chezeau  :  m.  A  Gentlemam  chiefi  Jmfe\  houthoîdjsr 

••JMiltfr»  . 

Chi.«Cif^ic. 

C^appon  :  m.  A\micff9rt  in  tht  miutb  of  a  bit  ;  at 
Pas  d'A&e.  ^ -^  ■■■-■^■n^,..         ..  '     "- 

Chiard  :  vtuAjhittenfètltw  ;  ajtinfpitg  ^^'»  «fi«f>i' 
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Chiafic  :  m.  Drofe^dregsJroatbyOfmettaU^ 

CKiaflcr.T(>^//f  ;  a/fi^o  be  toe  curious. 

Chic .  dc  chic  à  chic.  From  little  to  little.       ^ 

Chicambault  :  m.  The  luffe-bloc^i  a  long^  andthiclfe 
peece  of  wood ,  where  unto  the  fore  fay  le^  and  j^rit- 
fayli  arefajleaed  when  ajhip  goes  byjhe  wind. 

Chicianer.ro  wrangle^ pettifogit-y  to g^le^or perplex 
a  caufe  with  craflie^and  litigWHs  pleading  j  alfo^  to 
write  a  verlefafl  hand.  ,       ^ 

Chicanerie  :  twrangUng^pettifhiging;^  litigious.or  craf 
tie  pleading  ;  thç  perplexingofa  caufe  with  tiicljts\  or  . 
the  peftering  thereof  with  (fubtile^  but)  imperiiment^ 
Words.  %      •  1      # 

Chicaneur  :  m.  A  wrangling  Atturney^  of  Pettifogger  \ 
a  bufiCy  crafticy  litigious  ^  and  verbaÙ^fvllowcr  of  eau- 
Ces.,  '     ^  • 

Chiçaneus  ;  &,  Chicanous.  The  fame. 

Chichard.  as  Chichc.    .       :.  •  / 1 

Chicharou:  m.  Bafta/dMacl^ereU  :M{S^ntongnoi$. 

Chichc:  com.  Miferablfyniggardlieyniggijhy  neere^ 
pinching.  Jparing^hard/jlra  it  Jjanded.      ', 
Vn  chichc*  A  wretch,  pinch-pemuCy  pennie- father ^ 
couetom  bildifij^  ;  one  that  jpould  not  part  with  the  pa- 
ringofbisnayles.  ^ 

Autant  dcfpcnd  chichc  que  large  :  Prov.  The 
wretch  confîmes  as  much  as  ihtgreat  Render. 
Cc  quccmchc  efpargnc  large  dcfpcnd  :  Prov. 
That  wbkh  the  micher /pares  theUt^afler^ends . 
Homme  chichc  iamais  riche  :  Prov.  Loo{e  Riche. 
Il  n'eft  banquet  auc  d*hômme  chichc;  Prov.  me 
fay,  there  it  no  fèafl  to  tbemifèrs  ^jmd  by  a  mi  fer  s  fia  ft 
we  meancy  a  plentifiiUy  though  a  rareyOne;- 

Chichè-fàcc  :  m.  A  chtchiface,  micher  yfhealfeMU^ 
wretched fiUowi  one  out  ofwhofe  nofe  hunger  dfops. 

Chichc-maille.  A  dodger  ^niggard  ^pinch^pennieypenr 
niefkther  \  one  that  will  ft  and  whole  homes  hagling  4- 

£  bout  a  halfi-pennie. 

Chichement.  Mifirablyynigjgardlyyhardly^  couetoujly^ 
with  aftrait^cUfe  hand.        #         *  ^     *. 

Chichcs:  m.  CicheSyfbicba/edcichyJheepes^cicb'pea'' 
fini  d.  pulfe  thatrfomewhat  leffe  than  the  ordmrie 
frrtallteafe.  ^,  ■..^••..■..-' 

Chicles  d^hclicr.SmaUbUcl(ëcichesfifi7iMedTi{^^ 

Rammesheads/ind  thereupon  calledyRammes  cicbes, 

andjblacbe  ckb.     -^    -  ^  -  f 

Chichcs  coloinbins.lfl»/f«Vfew. 

Chiches  de  inoncai^e.  Mi%  vetches ^  mmntabu 
■   cichtt,    r    : -^i'j    ^     -.  :  ■;  *  ■    *  ,   i.  \:,,  .. 

Chichcstionts^RMmitescicbesJfl^c^ckhes. 

Chichcs  Touç,es.Redcicbes^C'y  as  Venerdiques. 

Chichcs  lautages/rid/are»  lalfi^lie  vetches. 

Chidics  veaaciquesJied  ctches(tbe  mèfitup-pm- 

l(tnt\ind«ftbeméU.     -^  >.s--     v  -  *<e^^   «F-   , 
Chichctc  :  f.  NigMrdlif!efe,mifér:e/fardnefey  p'mch- 

mi^mtch  dêdffiig,  tieedkffe  farfinonie,  tbri/i,  or 

ChichorS:tS*ff«ïV  ;li»^eCichorcc.     #v .     : 
QUcoti.  Afiub^fitanpe  j  or  as  Chiquoc.    '^  vï  i;; 
QàcotuuThebtarbeOr^fLibhngyerlJuelMfl;,'-- 
ChicotriiL^ci  Chicotin  ;  «f,<»  Cicocriit.     ■: 
Chief.  CbiefijfrincifaU^apitall'y  Ltel(eCh<£ 
Oùta  :  m.  A  doi\  alft^  bafejltbie,  mfmnéjfrtf'^' 
Icm  ;  ttlfo^  Snapbauttce  of  a  PifioU,*  ' 
Oiien  d'Artois.  A  Terrier,      ^    . .  :  -:^  ^  J^ 
Chicn  de  bcrgier.  Afhefhtârdstmri^^^V^^ 
C}ÀtïiQexî.Abart-h«imé,  *  .?!>:tpr'^.i.l>x 

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Faire  le  chien  couchant.  Tê  play  the  cefward.or  ba/è 
fèUiW'ytobmbli^  or  deieti  himfelfi  too  much  in  the 
'frtfenceoféinêthtr.  ^   \         \ 

Chien  courant.  ^  great  bound^bHc1ie4}Ound^  barri* 
et  xanf  bound.  * 

ChicndcdamoifcUc.  ApuffiCy  little  dogge^fifting 

cmre.  \^ 

Chicwào^fxc.Amfliffe. 

Chi^^'^^  grcHicrs.  ^  Bauds,  " 

Chién  de  S.  HubciL  ^  l(indofJlfong^;Jhort'legd^& 

deepc^moHtbed  boundyvfedmfftfir  the  hunting  of  the 

FoXyUadger^Otier^é^c.  *   . 

Chien  de mcr.r^^r Sca-bound^or  Dog-fijh tbat{fo'me- 

what)refèmblesaUmprey. 

Chien  de  métairie.  A  bandogs  countrey  cune. 
Chiens  muts.  The  bart  bounds  Bzudsy  tearmedfo^ 
buaufe  being  crofedby  a  change^  tbey  neuer  open  till 
they  light  on  their  fiyjl  game. 
Chiens  d'oifeaux.  Spaniels.  ^ 

Chiens  publiques.  So  were  in  old  time  thofe  called ^ 
who  bad  the  letting ,  andfetting  ofthefubfuUesgran^ 
ted^and  taxes  dueyvnto  the  l(mg. 
'Chicn  terrier.  4^  Baflct  ;y4  r^rriVr. 
Appétit  de  chicn^^  w^// t^»/2[^^/ç  appetite  \  afio- 
mackewbicby  though  it  lay  in  vnto  vomiting  ^  Jtill 
would  baue  more. 

Chofe  de  chien.  A  paul trie  things  a  matter  of  no 
valueyOrconfequenceyatrifie\t/afi)ytrumpefie. 

CHou  de  ùiitn.Vogs  Cole^  wild  MeïcmUyd&gs  Mar 
curie^    .    .,:  ;•      §. . 

Couillon  dc  chicn.  See  Couillon. 
Dent  au  chien.  HartsJfêrnePlantame^  Crowfoot 
Tlantame'yalfoy(andthemore  propèrtf)  Coocb^ra£e^ 
^mtch-graffeyDog'graffe  ilMl(et>€ViU 
Dent  de  chien.  Coecb-^rafey  i^itcb-gYaJJi^Dogs- 
fafje-y  al/Oy  the  bearbe  Dandelion ^  Friers  crowne^ 
Hyeabedyalfoygrudgejtepinning^  ill  meaning.      -^ 
Dents  de  cb'icn.  Amans  tusl^esy  or  tujhcs  j  on  eitoer 
fide  twojtextvnto  the  Jour  efore-teetb. 
Difocrde  c]\\ci\.Ameale  made  onely  of btead^&  wa- 
ter ;  or  wherein  there  u^o thing  drunl^ebut  water. 
Efeuillettes  de  chico.  Courfe  leather  points  y  made  of 
Moogsslfin.  V 

Herbe  à  chicn.  Dogs-graffoy  C<^cb-pajfey  ^itch- 
grageyor^asfhme  inttrptet  it)tbe  bear  be  Dogs-ton^ey 
or  Hounds^toHgue^  •  . 

Langue  dechien.ri&^  hearht  Dogs^tongue^  Hounds- 
tongue  ^Hounds-piffe^  >^     •      > 
Mort  MX  àûp[l$.CMedow  Saffron  I  alfoy  tbebearbc 
VogSrbane.         •    .       ^    -  .    '     . 
Mouche  à  chien.  ^tu\ejn'  U^e.     ^ 
Oignon  de  chien .  A  baftard  l^nd  of  the  Jiarrie  Ja^ 
eimb^AUedfiogS'lee\[e\  alfbyds  ;     ^         ^    ; 
Porreau  de  chien.  Leel^e  of  the  vine^  wild  tteltes^ 
French Leel(e^ogsLeet(es.             ■  -  ^  .-^^v^L^^m.  /.  ., 
^^àtçlncn.^difloyaUy  or  treacheroue/siermgi  a 
^ghiftgonbimwbifi  throat  he  wijbes  cut.  ^^ 
Ronce  de  chi^l.  The  Hep^tree  j  Lool^e  RoncCr^ 
Teftc  de  cmcQ.  Calues-fnowt,  Snapdragon  j  alfoy 
Fleawort.                         4*vv,.r^  v .-.     -A  y-  ^    - 
Tefticulc  dc  chiea  The  bearbe  Vogs-flonesyDogs- 
^^imj)ogf^tefikl€h  SiandU-worty  Stander-graffe^ 
MfUrd Satyr                               .  .^    .4.4 
J^Ç  chicn  & loup.l*  twilights,^  cockfioot  ûme^ 
Oj^beMamam  can  bardfydifceme a dogfrom  awoljè.) 
A  Tn  autre  ehicr>  avec  cet  os.  Mahe  that  offerto^ 
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lier,  s^foone  as  dog  would  haue  leafed  oner  a  door  e. 

fiUy  or  as  in  Efchalicr.  - 

Batiek  chien  devant  le  lîon.  To^punifh  a  meane 

man  in  pre  fence  of^and  for  an  ex  ample  vnto^  the  migh- 

tie. 

Donner  à  manger  au  chien  &  au  chat.  To  f^eèpe  a 

bountifuU  houfe.  «      * 

Pormer  en  chien.  To  fleepe  fkflingin  the  Sun  when 

•  //  is  at  the  higheft  j  or  to  fleepe  immediately  before  dm- , 
neryorfupper. 

lefter  fan  lard  aux  chicns.Tofpendhts  fortunes  idly^ 
vnwoYtbilyyWafifùlly^  to  bejîow  much  on  hungrieyb^py 

,  andfcuruieypeople-y  tolauifhit  vnreafonablyy  tofquan- 
de^*  all  away. 

II  veut  beaux  chiens  à  peu  de  pain.  Hee  would  bee 
>  Tvell  attended  on  fir  little  wages. 

Oftcr  les  chiens  pour  venir  à  bout  du  troupeau. 
Loolie  Troupeau. 

Perfonnc  ne  luy  demanda,  es  tu  chien  e^  tu  loup. 
NofnnnfaluUdy  eyed,  refpeéîedyhim^y  no  man  asl^ed 
bim  what^nor  whither yhe  would ^no  manfpol^e  to  him^ 
no  one  toel^e  notice  of  him.  ,     ^ 

Tirer  du  foip  aux  dhiens.  To  vomityfpue^  cafl^  fell 
oal^eSypuUhayfhr^iogs.  .    ^  ,♦ 

Tout  d'une  venue  comme  la  iambe  d'un  chien.//V 
fh>^ll  ofabiffieffvylilie  a  poft-y  or  a  cburne.  "^ 
Chien  enrage  ne  peut  longuement  vivre  :  ri 
madde  dog  cannot  long  time  liue.    ^  ' 
Chien  clchaudé  craint  Teau  froide  :  Vto.Thefcaul- 
ded  dog  fiares  euen  cold  wàter-y  (fomcwhat  li\e  our  y 
A  b/mit  child  dreads  the  fire.) 
Chien  hargneux  a  troufiours  les  oreilles  defchi- 
rccs  :  Prov.  A  common  br abler  comes  by  many  a  l{nock\ 
quarelfome  lads  arefeldome  without  blacl^e  eycsy  bro- 
ken patesyor  fcratcht  faces.      0 
Cnien  qui  abbaye  ne  mord  pas  ;  Prov.  the  djogge 
that  barl^es  much  bites  IjftU^  a  great  prat  er^aweal^e 
pe'f  former. 

Cnien  furfon  fumier  ^ft  hardi:  Vxoy. 4  do  gfwe  fay  ^ 
a  coct^e)  is  iidliant  on  his  awne  dung-bill, .      '    m 
^A  bon  chien  f)on  os  :  Prov.  A  good  dog  defer ues 
éLgood  bone  I  a  good  feruant  good  intertainment  y 
but  I     V:'  --■•  ■•  ■  -,    .'•....  ^" 

^A  vn  bon  ichien  n*efcheut  onques  bon  os  :  Pro.  A 
good  dog  neuer  lights  on  a  good  bone\  orylhe  worfl  bones 
euerfiiUtothebefi  dogsfiarey  the  bone fi  man  bath 
fiitltbeworftluc^.    - 

Dc  toute  uille  bon  chien  :  Vxo.Tbere  are  fome  able 
men  ofallfbrts^fidfi^. 

Deux  chiens  ne  s'accordent  point  d  vn  os  :  Prov. 
Two  dogs  neuer  ajpree  about  one  bone^  cburles  will  not 
partjtor  part  witk^ny  thing. 
Mauvais  chien  iàonais  ne  veut  compagnon  en  cui- 
/îne  :  'Frov^  Grtedie^or  ill-natured  people  cannot  in* 
dutefimpej^tors^or  companions.  , 
Mauvais  chien  ne  trouve  ou  mordre:  Prov.  No 

flace  afoords  a  liu'mg  to  a  curre  j  theflotbfuU  l[naue^ 

or  bungler  ythriues  nowhere. 

^A  mauvais  chien  ne  peut  on  monftrer  le  loup  : 

Vzoy.AHilldoghatestoloolieonawolfi. 

^Amauvaischien  là  queue  luy  vient  :  ?Toy.AniU 

weedgrowes  apace. 

Souvent  a  mauvais  chien  tombe  vh  bos  en  gueule: 
Prov.  An  vnwortbie  fèUow  ofi  bghts  on  worthie 
firtmesy  or  y  the  verier  knaue  tbe  better  luclie. 
^Amcfchant  chien  court  lien  ;  Prov.  Afroward 
tune  mufi  be  tiedfbortia  currijb  fellow  wellfittered^ 
.( fimU  tbey  dot  Uafihmt.)      : 

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*  A  rude  chicn  dur  lien  :  Prov.  Violent  humors  mnft 
pefioppedby  bard  curbs  j  churlijb  people  amd  mth 
curftvfage.    ^  -  ^;         _ 

Vn  vieil  cHlcn  iamais  nc  jappc  en  vain  :  Prov.  The 
olddog  neuer  barl^eth  (aged  experience  neuer  adui- 
feth^)m  vaine. 

Il  n^cift  chaflTc  que  de  vieux  chiens  :  Prov.  There  u 
no  huntingto  the  old  do^s  j  or.no  4%  hunts  lil^e  the  old 
one.       .  •  ■^'''  \    ■ 

Charrue  dc  chien  ne  vaut  rien  :  Vxci^fJJ>olle  Char- 

rue.  '  .  ^ 

En  lift  de  chicn  n'y  a  point  d'oingture:  VïosXooke 
notfvrciuetinadogsl{enneU.  « 

'Achair  dclou'p  fliuce  de  ehicH:  Prov.  The  befl 
faucefhr  courfe  meat  is  hunger  (or)  the  jîttejlintertain-  ' 
mentfbfal{naueyéhèHdgeU. 
C*eft  belle  bataille  de  chiens  &  des  chats  j  chacun 
a  des  ongles  :  Prov.  Lool{e  Bataille.  • 

D' oyfeaux,  dc  chiens^  d'armes,  &  d'amours,  pour 
vn  pbifir  mille  douleurs:  Prov.  The  pleafure  got  by 
harvlies^houndsyhuey  and  arm€Sy  are  deercly  bought 
ïvith  millions  of  barmes. 

EaUjSc  pain  cft  la  viande  du  chien  :  Pro,  JBr^^e/  and 
rvater  U  meat  gùodynough  fir  a  dog  (though  not  fir  a 
mari,)   -    '.  :  .        .-    ^.".-    ... 
En  fin  les  loups  tuent  le  chien  qui  tue  les  loups: 
;  Prov.  At  length  the  bufiebodie  comes  vnto  his  bani. 
Nature  felt  chien  çracer  :  Prov.  Ld(?^^  Tracer. 
Pendant  que  les  chiens  s'entregrondent  le  loup 
dévore  là  brebis:  Vroy. fvhile  Churchmen  brabble ^Sa^- 
tan  feeds  on  fiules.  -    . 

Quand  vn  chien  fc  noyc  chafcun  luy  offre  a  boire: 
Prov.  ivhen  à  do^s  a  drûivning  euerie  one  offers  bim 
drinl^e.  r  -'  -'^ 

Quia  le  loup  pour . compagnon  ponc  le  chien 
fous  r  hocqueton  ;  Prov.Le^  himthatsfnatchtwitk 
al(nauejiflweUpromdedfin-him^ 
Qui  aime  Bertrand  aime  fon  chien  :  VtoyJ^ueme 
louemydog'^Cfayv^e.)  ^ 

Qui  fc  coudbc  avec  les  chiens,  fclcuc  avec  des 
çucc%:Fvoy.7heythatlye  dorme  with  dogs  r'rfè  vp 
mtbfle^s  j  Infiltbic  cempanie  what  can  one  gaine  but 
fiUh?     -^^  ■  \     - 

Qui  veut  avoir  bon  chien  il  feut  qu'il  le  nouriffe 
bien  :  Prov.  He  that  mU  baue  a  good  dog  mufi  fied 
bim  well 'y  be  that  defi'fs  a  good  fer  uant  mnft  vfè  him 

Qui  veut  batre  fon  chien  trouve  affez  dc  baflons: 

Prov.  It  is  an  eafte  matter  to  find  a  fia ffe  wherewith  to 

,    beatadog.  *  ;    "    -  ;.  ' 

-  Qui  veut  tuer  fon  chien  luy  mec  lavage  (us  :  Prov. 

<    when  a  bad  Prince  would  be  rid  of  a  good  fubieRy  or 

firuant^betrkl(eiSytolaytreafontobiscbMrge. 
^"Sous  ombre  d^afiie  entre  le  chien  au  moulin  :  Pro. 
.  (So  gits  the  knaue  admittance  where  etberwifè  bee 
fhoî3d  be  excluded.) 

:  Tandis  que  le  chien  diic  le  loup  s'en  va:  Prov. 
•  wbdetbedêgfcimners  the  wolfi  fcudsawgy--'^-' 
'  Tandis  que  le  chien  cric  le  loup  Vcnfuit:  Prov. 
WhiUibedùgbowles  the  wolfi efcapes\  (thmbyde- 
g  layingandtatling  anenemie  ereflips  tnm^  and  many 
;  aduantaus  others.) 
Telle  duen nourrit  qui  puis  mange  la  coinrroye 
Ati(inio}àk:tiVioy.Sêwteheedvf  tbefetbat  f^^^ 
%    thdrban0i^^ }  ^ 

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Chien-dent,  couch-^^affe^  ^tch-^raffe^  ^^g^'g^^f^y 
hfi^  noble  flinl(er  y  aloçfe^diffdiutt^ï  idle  good  fil- 

low.  •>  .^.    ^  ^     A      . 

Chien-dents./r^  Dents  de  chienj  The  tujhes. 
Chieneflc  :  f.  Dogs-^  a  brood /r  number  j  the  l(md^or  na^ 
tvre^ofdogs. 

Chien-li<5i^  (l^nteabedy  aJhittenfèUatPybeaJilie  compel 
niony  filthie  fcoundreU  y  flinliwg  iac^e  y  fcuruie 

Chienne  :  f.  ^  i//t&. 

Chiennée:  i.The  hearbe  Vogs^bà^eyOr^ptedoi»  S^ffron-^ 
alfOya  litter  of  whelpes.  '        V   •,.      #      ' 

,Chienner.T(?wfce/;;f.    ' 

Chiennerie  :  f.  A  dog^houfe^or  dog^l^^nnell. 

Chiennèfle  :  f.T)ogsi  a  brood  Jitter  yor  number  ^  thtl(ind 

or  natureyofdogs. 
Q\\\&\ntX.iir\.Alittledog.  .    ^      . 

Chiennete.  ?^^^//^^rf» 
Chienneter.  a5C\\\tnntr.Towhetpe. 
Chienncterie  :  f.  DoggiflineJJe  j  the  l(indy  or  nature  of 

dogs.  ,      '  ..  ;       • 

Chiennctier^:  m.  A  dogge-l^eeper  -,  yeomdh  fiwjérer, 
Groome  of  the  Hunt  y  one  that  looses  vnto  hounds. 

Q\\\tnnQXX,tvi.Ayong.yOrlittleJbïtch. 

Chien-nage:  Tibe  fcftf'/k  Vogges^bane-y  or  medowSaf 
ffon.  •  -    1       .    :^  - 

Cnier .  To^ne ,  cac\(e ,  fcummery  vntruffe  the  points  y 
goe  to  the  ftooUy  doe  that  which  no  bodie  can  doe 
firhUf/K  ^ 

Chier  dans  le  panier,  pour  le  mettre  fur  j^Éftc. 
Todifgrace  a  thingyOfpurpofCytoobtaineittm^Jiefi 
tointertaine  onneere  tea^fmes  that  whereof  one  hath 
firmerly  giuenmoflvilettarmes.  : 

.  Autant  chie  vn  boeuf  que  mille  moucherons:  Pro. 
^s  much  dungs  one  oxe  as  a  thoufand  flies  j  one  rich 
man  mayjpend  more  than  many  poor  e  enes. 
Tandis  que  le  chien  chie  le  loup  s'en  va  :  Prov. 
while  the  dog  fcummer s  tbei¥ol fief  capes.      ' 

Chietins.4y  Theatins  ;  An  order  ofPriefls ,  in  cre^ 
dit  about  Pope  Clement  the  feuenths  time  -y  and 
of  more  antiquitie ,  by  fomefèwyeares,  than  the  lefu- 
ites.  •  ••:.-••     .■■:''''^-  .V 

Çhifctier  :  vùui  feller  ofoldftuffeyclothesyclouts)  or  0e 
that  cries  vp  and  demie  ficb  trumperie  te  bee  fold: 

■   ifNorm.    •  '   •    .  ...,^r....-.-.. 

Chiffe  ^  £  A  çlout^old  ragyouer-worne^r  eff-c^ ,  peece 

offiugè.  -  vr-     • 

Chifflement.  :  m.  A  whi^ng  j  wbiftling  j  bif/tng. 
Chiffler.T*  n>hijlle  ;  hiffeyOf  whi'Kj^.  ^  i  '^^  p^r.^-  - 
Chiffoti  :  nu  A  little  clûuty  ragyOrpeecey  ofouer-worne 

Chiffre.^  Chifrc;  Apyan  engine  to  catch  ffhwik 

(firbidden.)  ::^#^^  ^^^^^#^^     z^- 

Chiffier-  Uoke  Chifrer.  ^^f  -     .rr^;^  ^p 
Chiftc:  ».  A  cypher  y  afigttreyW  number^  the  figures  of 
jy%y$A>&d  î  alfèyaflrânge  otraReryfigwey  er forme 
ofwriting^ot(eafily)  vnderfloodby  any  but  bhn  that 
muent  ed  it,andfuch  as  behatb  acquainted  with  it. 
Le  Chifre  d'un  Prince.  The  tifiy  or  catalogue  ofa^  p 
Princes  Cyphers /ieUMerèd  (and  expounded)  vntùfucb 
as  he  would  baue  to  vnderBand  him.  *  '  -  v  ;  * 

Chifre  :  m.  ée  :  Cypi^^ i^'^"^^  ^  Opf^y  ^  ^^ 
ftrangeandvnifiwntcaraaers},  alfCyCatcuU^^^  ^ 

exammtd^  an  accempt^  cypher  mg.    ^  . 

Chifier.  Te  cypher^  te  mite  m  cyphers  j  to  (x^ejje 

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ring.^ • 
Chignon  :  m.  The  Chjne^  or  chyne-peece  of  the  necke  j 
am  y  a  knot^  or  l^nnrre  inapeeee  ofifoody  or  Tym- 

her.  ^ 

Chigros:  m.  Shoomal(^ers  thread  j  or^  a  tatching 

end,  f  #► 

Chil.^^  Chile.  4  V 

Chilagoguc  :  f.  /^  cholcr-pufgwg  medicine. 
Chile  :  ni.  Ter  Chilus^or  white  iuice  (ofdifgefted  meaÇ 

whereof  our  blouacdrnmeth.  Loo^e  Chyle. 
Chilifier.  To  concoct ^  d/fgefiy  or  turne  into  a  mill(iè^  or 

white  iuice.'  ;   #" 

Chiller.  Tofeele^orfow  vp  the  eyes  j  as  Sillçr. 
Chilleure  :  ft  Afeetin^^orfawing  vp  of  the  eyes. 
Chilonique.  à  la  Chiloni'que.  Briefily^  f^ccincllyy 

compcndmjly  j  (from  one  of  the  Grecian  wifcmcn^ 
^  Chïloy  who  in  all  hi^Jpecchesy  and  writings  wa^  verie 

(Jmt.),  ^ 
Cnîmagrce  :  ft  ^  rvry-month ^  &C .  Lootic  Sima- 

-  grée.  > 

ChiiTitTCSif.ChymeraesJdle  conceits^fr-tuolotis  thoughts  y 

find  wifljesyfruitleffe  imaginations  y  cafiles  in  the  ayrey 
^    thingsjhat  neuer  were. 
Chimeric  :  m.  iquc  :  ft  Imaginée  y  altogether  in  fail- 

ciCythat  neuer)va^  nor  will  be^  onely  in  conceit. 
Chimie  :  ft  Meltin^y  or  Extradion-y  the  fécond  pari  of 

Alchymie*     •'  •  '-^  • 

Chimique  :  càxï.çhimicallyor  Alchymifticall y  extrac- 

tiuCymelting.  ,       .      -  - 

Chimolie.  terre  chimolie.  Ji  Xind  of  earth  that  is 

goodagainft  bwrningjand  hot  impojlumes. . .    j     '     . 
Cninagc.  ^  Chemagc. 
Chinchille  :  ft  A  littUy  Indiany  and  SquhrreMlie  béàfly 

which  hatha  verte  fmoothyand  whole fome^l(m. 
Chine  :  ft  A  redyandjpungious  Indian  root;goodagainft 
.     tbeGouté  \  ;^\      •        /  '     ^ 

Chinfrcneau;  mi  AJlampe')ertyWipe*ythumpeyl(nocl{ey 

boH.  "'  '^  ^'\ 

Chinonducol:  m.  The  nape  of  the  neclfe-y  or  as  Chig- 
Chinqucr.  To  quaffeyfwiUy  tipUy  caroufeydrinJie  tx- 

treamcly.  ^ ,  • .  .         "^ 

Chiole  ;  mxc  ;  ft  ivbelped.        ^: 

Chiormc  ••  ft  A  banl^e  of  Oar  es  ;  or^the  whole  cwnpanie 

-offlauesy  Rower s(j^  a  GaUey^âlfo^he  noife  they  ma^e 

in  rowing  ;  a^y  (in  a  (hip)  the  Say  1er  s  i  andy  the  noife 

tbeymalieyi^wfigbingofanl^Sya^ 

yards.  ' ■      .^^-i^'--  -^-i': -:*■- -^.^^^^t:-:^  .....  ;  .■;: ..  ;■.■. .;: ..  .■•>.■■;; 

Chxot:  m.  AtrifelpeyOrUttledog. 
Chipault.  ilefltout  chipauk.  He  kail  toi 

émdrenh 
Chipoter.  To  dodgeymkbey  paulter  j  trifle  y  &cy  as 

CJhapotcr.  .  v  vi^h   ^^^jfi^i^vvW  ; 

Chipotcric  :  ft  Dodgingy  miçbing^  paultering  ;  triflings 

"  fialingyfoolijhmedling.  -     :,.'r  -  ^. ?■':.}. ■,^ï^m:v^' 

Chipoucou  :m.A  niggard  ;  a  micbery  dodgery  padte- 

^ .  Yer\a  mi  fer  y  pincb-penmey  fcrape-^oody  pennifitber. 

Chippe.  A  bar!(eyorjhipi  alfiydn  old  clout ^  rdggOy  or 

patch.  •-        •!_  ,  <.,,,-..,:'.^; ,,  .,^,,,.  ■  :,:^%|.  ■ 

Chiquancr. Ziw^teChicanor;'^ ^^ ^^      '•'    ■•'r'^ 

Chtquanique:  com.  il^mglMgyUti^uiypettifigger'' 
like.  1$ ,  fif 

Chiquanourris.  peuple  ch:  Cra/Hepleadersy  or  pet- 
^   tifoggers  Î  wranglingy  or  Ikkjious  followers  of  cau^ 

Chiquanoiis.  A  Htigiotis  pteader^t^  fetHfi^^ 


Chiques.  ^Chiches.  f  Picard. 
Chiquenaude  :  ft  A  fillip  ;  flirty  or  bob  giuen  with  the 
[^fngeryornayle. 

.Chiquenaude:  m.  ée:  ft  Fillipped-y  flirted ^  bobbed 
with  the  finzer. 

Chiquenauder.  To  fillip  ;  to  flirt yOr  bob,  with  the  fin- 
ger.   .^ 

CniquenK^  Squenie.        • 
Ch\quctark>Ciitting,(hreddingyiagging  ;  cutting  into 
_(ljredsygafljes,iags.  ^ 

Chiquete  :  m.ée  :  ft  Cuty  gajhedyiagged^hackcd. 
Chiquctcr.  To  cut 'ygafljyiagybaclie. 

Chiqueteur:  m. /^  ^/^//rr. 

Chi  qu  e  tte  res  :  ft  Cutt'mgSyiags^o^iflKcds  of  cloth. 

Chique  ture  :  ft  A  cutting-^  a  g^fl)^  cut  y  garfe  3  a  iwn- 

^i^g,]hredding,  flitting^ 
Chiquot  :  m.  ^  fcalc  in  the  rooty  or  end  of  a  nayle  ; 

.  a/soyajprigy  orfbootof  atree-yalfoythe  flimpe  of  a 
tooth. 

Chiquotet.  To  fife  ^fcarchyOrfeclieotéi'y  alfoy  tojjac^c^ 

withal(nifèy&c. 
Chiragre:  ft  Hand-gout  x  the  gout  in  the  hands,     j^': 
Chirozàïç.  Nwjble  of  banc!:,  quicl^e  fi/jgered.  CRai>. 
Chiroaine.L^<?)fee  Cit-oefnc. 
Chirographaire.  Créancier  chirographaire.  That 
.\  hath  fi/r  his  ajfurance  a  BillyOr  Note  vnder  the  debtors 

hand^  ^^  " 

Chiromantie.  Talmifirie  \  a  guejjing  at  ones  fi^r tune  by 
the-marlieSyOrmal^ingyof  his  band. 

Chivomzntmi*  A  Palmificry^  Fortune-teller.       . 

Chiron.  <r^Ciwn.  f 

Chirurgial:  m.  ale:  ft  Belongingvnto Surgme. 

Chirurgie  :  ft  S/w^^w^. 

Chirurgien  ;  m.  A  Surgeon. 

Choc:  m.  A Jhocl^eya brunt ya^uftlingyor hurrying  to- 
gether-y  a  violent  incountery  or  coping  of  arme  dy  and 
angrie^Co^ldiors.  •  '         '^       : 

Chocailler.  as  Chocquailler.  ,  -r 

Chochepierrcu4  l^inclofNowpeyOr  Bull  finch  yihat  feeds 
moftonthel(erneUofCherriflones.^    . 

Chocquailler.  as  Cho<\\xcvy(ejpecuiUy  in  the  lafi fence) 
todrinl^/tpleyquaffey&c. 

Chocquer.  jL()<?ife^  Choquer.       :^  '  ; 

Chocnes.  porteurs  dcchoenes.  Sodoe/urueyors  and 
meafiirers  of  land  call  thofe  Th^  ^e  befinre  ibemy  and 
carrie  their  linesyor  chainesy  am  rods  wherewith  thq 

Chocrin:  m.  A fl)onteyOr  barrow  pig.      •    \  *^\h^_ 
■rOioeur  :  m.  The  ^re  of  a  Church  ;  alfOy  a  rSundyiingy 
or  troope  of  finger  s  y  or  dauncers  j  or  of  .Auditors y  or 
Speâlatorsoftbi^eyOrtbelilfeBxeYcifes 

Enftins  dc  choeur.  J^rfrrf/îerJé  >^  ;  ^ 
Ghoier.I^oi<;eChoyer.    ^.W^i;--  _^^ 

Chointim.  A  loafi  of whitehread.  ^Norm^  ^V  -^ 

Œoini>(^Chcok.^  '^^  . 

Chois  :  m.  A  choice  y  eteâion,  ftclpngy  or  cutting  out  j 
•  4^fÔ^f ,  abundance  y  Gods  plentiey  good  choice. 
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"Wclesrticifleutcs:  Pro.  iiw*^  Poire.  . 

Choifon:  f.  Opp<irtmitie,»ccaJtènylfo,at¥oiVoiu 
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Cholc  if.cboler^angerygall^e. 

Cholcre:  f.  ChoUr^anger^JmingyteftiniJfeychafinf^ftO' 

maclféymood'mejfcyaip^tbe  çom^Uttion^or  humojjiur^ 
mei^cboler.  ^ 

Ronger  vnc  cholere  en  Ton  cfpricr^/rf/. 

Cholcre  :  com.  as  Cholérique*  ^ 

Cholcrcux. /Ï5  Cholérique;  i^r)6tf^/^J5>/^/fr. 

Cholérique  :  com .  ChoUruki^y  angrie^  teflity  Jmwg^ 
cbafiugy  pettijhy  ire  fully  in  a,  ragty  as  hot  as  a  toaft, 

Chofiquc  :  f.  The  CeUiclfei  apainJuU  windinejfe  in  the 
belli eyOY  jlomacl{e.     ,  '  ^ 

Cholique  picrreufe.  Apainelilie  the  CoUiclaty  and 
caufid  by  the  Stone  in  the  IÇjdneyes.  \  .\  .i  ■ 

Choliqueux:  nv.  cufc  :  f.  Full  of,  or  much  troubled 
withytbe CuUic/^ir.  ,       :      '       t 

Chômer. /'O^ife^  Cbommer. 

Chommablc..  iour  chommablc.  AdayofrefiyUplay 

day.      .    ••       .  ^    ^   .  "     V  ^  ...  ,^    .. 

Chommagc  :  m.  À  ceafing  from  worl^e ,  a  rejlingy  a 
mal(tng  holy  day  ;  i  lying  idle  y  and  out  ofvfcy  as  money 
Tvhich  isnot  curra7it. 

Choinmèr.  To  make  hoUydâyyCeafefromrvorlie'yplay  fir 
toani  ùfro^'l(e  j  rejty  lye  idle  y  and  out  ofvfe  i  alfo^as 
M^nqvicr-y  orytorvant'jUpheHce-y 
^ous  en  chommcrons  encor  de  pareil .  mefiall 
notbauetheli^einbaft.  f 

Chondrille  :  f.  Gum^Succorie. 

Choncr.  ^  Chommcr,or  Chopiner.  ^Kab. 

Choiiqiietage  :  m.  A  Round  gone  about  y  or  View  ta- 
ken ofy  the  }\jngs  Wood falesy  by  the principaU  officers 
of  his  jvrrejlsy  thereby  to  come  to  the  kmwledge  oft  he 
fences  (if any)  committed  by  tbofe  that  haue  been  jfut 
intrufiwitball. 

.Chbper.  To  tripy  orjlumble  j  to  befanltie  j  erre,  ormijji 
in  footing.  < 

Qui  chope  &  nc  tombe,  adjouftc  â  (on  pas  :  Pre. 
He  that  ftumbles  mtbout  Jailing ,  gets  the  more  frr^ 
V0ard.  ^^ 

Chopirte  :  £  A  Chopine  ;  or  the  Parifien  halfipint  j  aU 
moftM  big  as  ouy  whole  oney  (At  S.  Denis^  and  in  dh 
uns  other  places  about  Paris,  three  of  them  mal(t  but 
me  pint.)         • 

Approbation  faiçcç  fur  chopinCf  An  allowance  gi- 

uenyor  pajfedyouer  the^pot. 
Chopincr.  To  tipUyquafcyfwillypHe  the potydrir^ all 

dayyOr  whole  dayeSybng. 
Chopincttc:  f.  Afmallcupyor  chopine. 
ChOT)pc.  Poire  chonpe*  iii)icb  by^uerripemjpt  grows 

iMi,andisalmo^vnfoundat thecore.:. .  ^  ; > 
Chc^cmtnt  :  m.  Aftumblingy^  tripping.       i 
Cheaper.  iMke  Choper  j  alfOy  a  peart  to  ffww  foft,  or 
^•.  :  almofivnpiundatthe^ore.^^.is^^^^^.  v*,..*.      -  \ 
Choquar.^  chough  ;  or,  Cornifh  Chough.  fValcfien. 
Choquer.  Togiueap90ck)violentlyy&witbdbttrr$eto 
'  C0pe^knHl^JncoumerybuflUyOr'MynebatteU,togetbcri 

.Choquer fa teftc contrcla muraille^  To runne his 
j^hudai^fitbiwaB.  :'^^'mh^l 

Chorine  :m.  A  lieeper  if  Players  garments.    ,.  ..^^  . 
Chordel  5^^  Corde.  .     ii^i 

Chordé.  as  Cordé.  -^^^r  -? 

Chore  :  tn.A  compame  ef  fingers^  dâMuen^  any  num^ 

beryfiJfembljf^wbolecompânkiéUtbeCbêrMlitween 
euerieAllmaTfag^die.  ^. 

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Choriaux  :  w.  ^eeremcnjingingmen,qsin  r (fiers.  " 
Chorion.^  hix\aeiz\yiyOryibecuiniofioj  tie  three 

sl(insMbtreoJ  the  Secundmeconjifis.  -        -^ 
Chorifte:  m.Achorifiiafngingmanina^eere^ 
Chormes  dcsnaufs.  The SfiyUrSyor Marimrs.  Locle 
*   Chioime.  .  .     v^  ;        ;:•  ^'-  v,  ■"■■■■  :   .. 
Choie:  f.  A  thing  I  ahfaiter^y  acaufe-y  meane^  cafe,  af 
^irCydeed  j  alfoyjiuffe,  geerey  fubjiancey  goostsypojfef 
jiom. 

Cholc  accouflûm^e  n*  eft  pas  trop  prifte:  Prov. 
we pri%e  not  nmch  the  thing  w"  are xjed xnto. 
Cholc  bien  donnce  n'cft  iamais perdue:  Prov. ^ 
thing  difireetlygiuen  is  neuer  loft. 
Chofe  faitte  confeil  prins  :  Prov.  When  a  thing  is 
done  aduife  comes  too  late\  a  thing  once  done  cannot  be 
vndone  i  the  care  is  alreadje  taken.  ' '^ 

Chofe  qui  plaift  eft  à  demy  vendue  ;  Prov,  Ware 
that  doth  pleafi  is  halfi  fold  (when  tisfeene.) 
Petite  chofc  de  loing  poife  :  Prov.  WefayyiJght 
burthen  fine  beauie  j  a  little  thing  borne  fifre  gr  mes 
.  heauie.       '  ': 

Choviim.ThéhearbeColeyOrColeworts. 
Chou  blanc.  4;^  Chou  ca^u. 
Chou  cabu.  CabbagOy  white  Colcworty  headed  Cole- 
wort  yleafidCabbagCy  round  Cabbage  Cole. 
Chou  cabu  rouge.  Hed  Cabbage  Cole. 
Chou  de  chien.  Dogs  Cawle,  Dogs  MocurîeyWild 
Mercurie.  .   N 

,    Choux  cïcÇpMs.Curledgarden-Coles'yVaggedycri^edy 
wmnckled  Çoleworts.  ^  "n 

Choux  flcuris,fleurs^&  floris.  The  CoUyflorieyOr  Cy^ 
fres  Colewort.  ^ 

Chou  grifeaftrci^  k^ndofgray-leauesl  Colewort  that 
feldome  clofeSyand  is  of  little  worth. 
Chou  marin.  Thefea  Cole  j  (the  fea  withywindyfea- 
Solefooty  and  Scottijh  Scuruie-weed  is  tearmedfb  by 
verie  manie  writers  j  but  moft  improperfyifir  the  rid>t 
fea  Colewort  d^ers  verie  muchfiom  it,or  anie  l^ndof 

Chou  navcau.  ïi&^nff f  bfeîwrf .  » 

Chou  noir.  Tibr  érkci|[f^/»'tfrrCa/^ 

Chou ftùt.The fmallyand flender Cole.\  -^v.         i 

Chou  pommé^  ou  à  pommes .  The  ordinarlrCab^ 

Cnou  rouge,  the  bitter  red  Cole  j  or^fhe  garden  rod 
Cûkwort.    ■       "^ 

Choux  de  SzYoycKufedyOr  curled Sauoy  CotewortSy 
(there  is  alfo  afmootb  l(mdoftbem,  tear med,  Sauoy 

Coles.)  ,  4:hM^^^  'i'---'  ■'    ■   V  ;;'  ^.  •*a\:T.^i::r?/.^  ■ 

Chou  fauvage.  Tie  mU  GotemA  mldfid^ 
Cale,     ■  •    ■ ■■    --■  .-^itï'-!'!>-'....iv-,.. 

Choux  unnez.  niUredColmortf,  (fiifT$lrm' 
dit'uu  then fbr  meat,)    v^*    *,  "V-    • 

OioUx  verds .  wr'mcl^d,  tt  ntffed  peem  CoU' 

Pcnc  chouw0[  Chou  penc^(f0^  fufe-ulfe^  htfè; 
mai*  if  butt»,  chtefe,  fm  mcak,andjféB^  ^ftges } 
(there  be  two  i^ds  tf  them  \  me  reund,  gndpamfe 
âfe  M  affU  i  the  ttber  alfo  round)  bta  much  fat- 
ter^ .    •    * 

Chou  pour  chou.  Otte  good  tumefk  another, 
Y^  le  n'en ^nneraye pas vn  chou.  Lvalue^vm^U 
not',!  care  not  fir  it  j  I  would  notghte  a  rufi^fyge^ 

éMfyfartwenùe(kch,'Mi'i/é- 

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Chou.  AnmerieRionexùrejJing  a  fenceefafuddaine 

and  extreame  heat^or  cold  j  alfiyH  voice  v^erey^  we 

driueawayFklleine.  '  i 

Chouan  :w.A  PoUgfd^  Chemn  fifh.  (Angevin,) 
Choiîaiis:  ir-.  ^  Chauàns. 

Choùârt.  mnfmg^  k^clftngy  fluiffing,  flying  out  j  and 
,  hence  'y 

MaiftrelchanChouart. -^«ftfnx^tfrrf. 
Chouca.  A  ChoughyOrlaciieDaw. 
Chouchctte  :  fc  The  ChotâghyCadeffe^Dow. 
Choiie:  m.  éc:  f.  Diflippointed^  fruftrated,  dctci- 

ued.  ... 

Chouette:  f.  An  OwUty  or^  the  HttleHome-Orple^^fa 

thetuifl9night-hirdy)alfOyH  CbougbyCadeJfeyDarPylacl^ 

Darp.    T  .       ^/ .  •  •   . 

Chouette  rouge.  Tbe  Cornifi)  Chough  ^  the  rcd-te^d 

Chough.  'V 

Choul  :  m.  <^  Chou.  Co/?r ;  ' 

Chouquct  :  m.  ^  f>&ri|^. 
Chouquçttc  :  f.  v<  rtwgfc,Ctf^/(pj7^^^i(;^  D^nr.    / 
Chou-ravç.  Tfef  r^feCo/hwr/.  '  \ 

Chourmc  :  f.  Lo0l(e  Ch<>rme;ar  Chiorme*    ' 
ChoUicr.  To/wyue  ;  (acountrej  word.)  ;  7  ■ 
Choyer.  Tofpareyfprbeare^fauey  not  to  vfe\to  reframe^ 

abfté^y  withhold  himfeffi  fi'om  i  to  pref^^ 

baue  d  great  car  c  of. 
Chraics:  f.  mldPearesyCboalfePeares. 
Chran:  m.  ^fînall  Ipndoftbe  fifl^GlancmyCottered 

mth  little fljtmng  slfjoles  of  a  golden  blew  €oIom;.^M2x- 
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Chromfte.  ^  Chronicleur. 
Chronog^-aphic  :  f.  A  de0ription  of  the  timfs. 
Chronologie  :  f.  A  chronologie  j  a  defcriptiony^r  num- 

bringyoftime,  . 

Chrdnologifte  :  m.  A  Chronologift^or  Chronicler  j  a  de- 

Ccriber  of  times.  ^ 

Chrylbcoilc:  tGold-folder-^Borax^greene  earth/whe- 

ther  arti ficiallyor  miner  aU)  as  Botï^iis. 
Chryfbcome.  Gold  flower^  Gods  flower  y  Goldylocliesy 

golden  Stechados  (anhearbe.) 
Chryfbgone  :  com.  Gold  producing.    / 
Chrj^laine:  f,  OrageyOrache^golden  hear  be.  ' 
Ghryfblite:  m.  A  Xbyfolite  j  a  \ind  of  lajper  of  a  gol- 

,den  lufireM  colour.    . 
Chryfopafe  :  f.  A  Chryfopafe^  a  gfreene  preciotHflone 

that  yeeUts  a  golden  lujtre. 

hrylbpatie.  The  fame.  / 

huzt:  m.Awhelpe. 

hucis.  as  Choucai  a  Chough.  -  -• 

Chucàs  roi^e.  A  Cornijh  Chough. 
,  Chuchctc  :  m  >çe  :  f.  JVhiJpa-ed. 
Chucheter.  To  rmjper  in  the  care. 
Chuchoté.  lôoifce  Chuchcté. 
jŒue:  f.*><Cboi*gfc,D^nVjC^rffj(|>,  (Savoyard.) 
Çhuppèr.To/«/>,©r/îicitf,î;p.  -        •* 

Churlç  :  f.  The  white  field  Onyon^  or  Starre  ofBethe^ 

lem. 
Churquettc  :  f.  A  moufetrap .  t^Pio        V 
Chut.4jCheu. 

Chyle  :  m.  The  CbyluSyOrrt^hite  luice  ofdifgefledmeai^ 

the  matter  whereof  our  bbud  is  made  :  {The  word 

Chras. /ly  Chraies.  originally  fignifies^  a  iuice  concoâled  by  bi^at  vnto  a 

1  Chrefnic.S^f  Crcfinc.  •  ''    ^  •    J^l      confiftence  that  holdes  both  of  moiflure y  andhdry- 


Chrcfmer.  To  anno'mt  with  hoùe  oyU. 

Chrclticn:m.  i^Cir^iiiii.  h^^ 
Poire  de  bon  Chretien.  Agréât  Jointer  Viareyçdg 
UdbyftmiyiheEufèbianPeate.lMkoVovce.  '^^.\ 
Parlez  Chrefticn.  Speai^e  plainety^  or  fi  as  wee  may 
conceiiuyouyiobueryour  mind  m  fame  language  néicb 
tPevnderftand»  -■;.  ■'^:.\>^'^.i;^-''-i.\  ♦.    ;;v.-. :•  > 

Chreflicn  :  m.  enne  :  (.  Cbriflian }  of  a  Chrifiianypro- 
jèjJingCbrifUaMio.  v^^^.^^vi-^v^^  ^^^ 

I  Chtdlicnné:  m. ce:  f.cbfiftenedjbaptifed.      ^^ 

Chrcfticnneinénc  :  un.  A  cbriflenmh^r  baptifing. 

ChrefUennémcnt.  ChiftianfyyCbrifUemli^.      - 

Chrefficnncr.ri»rAr^/î«i,0r*tf/^  *        ;■  v 

Chrefticnté  :  £  Cbriflendomeyfir  Cbrifiknitie.     >t  ^ 

ChriibcoUe* 4y Cmylbcolle.  ;^^ -^         ID 

Chrift.  C^iflySamôur.     ■^-^■'■^^^.^irr^^,^.'</:^,.^^^- 

Baume  de  lefus  ChrifL  Looiat  Bmoe.       \  "^^ 
Herbe  de  Chlift.  nlaclft  HoUoboro  ^  Cbri^  worty 
^  Chriftibearbe.  I     ^ ,  ^^  '^4ji^i^  r   ^  '^ 

Paulmc  de  C^ift.  Tlbe  t^e^^e  ]^>(^^ 
*  Chrifti,:  ' /^      ■(m^v^-w^^î  -•^h**'-  ^'^.f^t-^i^'-'-'^'Mh. ^ 

Pirifie^4narine«  SmphrOy  hoke  Sampnéy  Creflmor 

Chriftiani{mc:m,c*r^^  I'f*' 

Chriftianizé.  Omfliam^gdy  cbriflemiy  maJk  â  CbrtjU- 
^  an.  :^-^'M^y 

Chriftodin:  nL  .rfMirCipn^^^       OmflianyflmpU 

Chroni<pie:ooiiL  tempwaU^êirytttttnmiat a  ter* 
^^^time. 

Chroniques/  f.  Cbtfukks  y  UanaUs  ;  gmrai,  oi 
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Chylofe:  f.  An  exprejfiony  conflSHony  or  difgeftion  of 

sap  y  or  iuice  ;  alfoy  a  thkl^ey  or  creamie  fapy  expref 

fed. 
Chyinerique  :  com.  Vmd^  vdmt^  imaginarie,  onefy  in 

conceit,  chymmcatty  Chpnera-^lit. 
Chymic:f.  TbefetmUpartofAkbyme\meltaii-^  £x- 

tra^ion  j  (much  vfedfèr  Alchymie  itfèlfi^ 
Chymique  :  com.  A  Oymifi,  or  Atchymifi  j  a  Melter-, 
'   or  an  E}ftrifiar,cf^^te]fences,  » 

Onnnhi<Iue:  com.  Ch"**^'^'*  nutting  y  extraSiuCy 
qiânteffèMtiaU  i  whence  i  ^    , 

4  Sel  chyaàqvcSaU  mute  of  tbe  quinte fence^fjfejl 
Cub^nce^féUff  thing,         v      :- 

Chynufiique:  com.  O^/m^&caU^i^umttnentiatt. 

Chyft./»Kyft.  ..uùr^^v.     .-        . 

Cl.  Her e^ibis place Jn  this  matter. 
Ci  pns  ci  mis.  Done  jpeedifyyfrefhtify,  ineontaienttyy 
quicify^ut  of  band -y  atfioée  done  asjjfol(en^Jooner 

faidbnt  thwe,         -■  •  '*r'^  ■.>/' ■*'     '  '  '  '■  ■  ■  '" 
Ciane  :  m.  cc  :  £  ArureMg^f-^^tLHf  colour. 
Ciathe  :  m.  AfiiutU  cutter  mie^iO^ongtbe  auncient 

RomaHSyContainingfiiirejpoimtfils  :  about tbeweight 
'  of  it  .Autbmdjfkpet'yptme  faying  it  wm  twelne 

drammes  j  atbers,  that  it  was  hnt  terniei  and  others^ 
-'  (tbe  mefijrobabfy)  tbatit  wm  tm  CarratSy^nd fifteen 

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Cicarriccr.fiCicamxcr.        ^  f 

Cicatrilatif:  m.  iuc:  £  lu  Ûic2uizcy  â!/i^  çuâtri- 

yi^gyUlârtC'breuimg^lfame'hrmgmg. 
Cicatrirc:  m.  éc:  £.  CiCdîrifed -ysliinned y  sparte Jyal- 

fcjfikUùfd^srres  j  tl^j;  bear  es  about  btm  îbcmarl^ciêf 

many  mouëds. 
Ocatrizcr.  To  cicatrice  ;  U  s{}ime  -,  to  sl^arre  ;  tofet  a 

M  slpMMt,fnal(c  J  sl^jrn  an  Jnr^  toasinime,  heale  \f 

Uasifam.  > 

Gccrollcs.:  1  ^SmjiUCuhhnii/r  Cbkblmgs  ;  fmaUfit- 

tit  Cubes  \  Jn  UiiJîc  tbejarcteatin(dCiCCï2y  woicb 

Gcrarc  '^'olds  to  bcyyeliorfwild Fitcbcs.        ^  , 
Gçcs : f.  Ckàts, Cbiibts^rcdCicb^LCtpa Cicbfufan-y 

Io;i;^  Chjchcs.        '^  \ 
CichiroUMiî.I^^f  Chicharou.  ..^ 

CichefUC.2-t)^^  Sequcmc^  Sc]ucnic* 
--Ciçncs  :  f.  CichcsyÇbicbes^cd  CuhySbeepes  Cichpcjfon  j 

Z^r>if  f  Chjchcs. 
Cîchorce:t.  ThthcarbSiucorie. 

Çichorcc  bhnchc.  niyutSuccorlt^  alfo.gjirdcn  £n- 
-    diîie.  ^^  --^^ 

Gichorcc  dci  charopsTFi^W  SuccmU^  w'iid  Suc- 
f^€ oritur-— ^         ••  *  • 

Cichorcc  de  lardin.  Garden  Suc ca,U',  êr^oi  Sca- 

T\o\t^gàrdin  Endîue.  <  ^ 

Cichorcc  iaulnc.  l'ellew  Succarïe^a  rp'UdXindther- 

€f)klfêy  HAui^ainéd-^alfOyVandiLumySucccruDan-' 

dèUan^Piff^bed: 

Cichorcc  iaxiys^c.vUdSuccoiic  ;  rpbercoftbcre  be 

diucrs  l^rrids. 

Cichorcc  vcrruciilc.  Gumme  S^cccr'u^OTya  i(md 

thereof  y  tbaî  balb  a  bLail^^  and  RampiûM' Ui^e  root  ; 

oJiJ tai^aaw^jf  warîSy  beisgeaten  m  Salades. 
Ciclc:  m.  A  Sbeule-y  an  Hebrew  coynCyOrweigbt  of 

ttoo  àrammesy  vnrtb  about  fiur et  ccnc  pence  fier- 

Cidc  du  Sanûuairc'.  u^m  tmce  as  much  as  the  êrdi- 

furie  ane-yfhure  dranmes  mwetibtyM  vaùUytwojkl^ 
\    àngsfoure  pence JicrL  .       ^;       • 
Çidc:  m.  ACircleyCompaJfeyRound. 

Cidc  Lunaire  Tbe  Golden  Kumber  ;  ùr^fidl  cdurfe^ 
>    mr  cêmpajfe  oftbc  nMoone yftrjvrmed  in' nintteene 

yearet. 

Cicle  (blaire.  Tbe  reuoktion ,  or  fiScùurfe ôf  the 

SiameyferfurmedinyOnd  cc^njijhng  ofeigbt  aiià  twen^ 

tiejearejr. 
Cicognc  :  £  A  StorifC  ;  alfoy  a  SiKypCyOr  Scoofe  to  draw 

water  outff  aTa^fiUÛcwWelL 

Bec  de  cicognc.  Hearbe  Pinlfe-needle^Starlces-Hll, 
Craxs-bîUyHiorom^iU.  • 

Cnntcsdc  la  dçogic.  Idlr^fioriesyvaaurelatiami 
ytalatfatub^ryofAropdborfeé  • 
C^COgpcsAlim.  AfpungStêrlte.  ^^^^^^^^ 

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Aloës  ckotcio.  Tibe  ir«/Z  i^md^Aktsi  »fâ.  cUert^ 
Jbmuu,  âMd  bigmm^lUm  cpUmr^  tformdfê  tf  the 
jfiàaÊdSQCcotio€*;mbàceUi0te$, 

OcotnDc.  XHc^  Cknxinc. 

Cicrotin:  m.  J  l^ad  ^  txtrmrùunefau  furet, 
1  Qyaovsit'x^kt'.tV'enefmdKftmtti,     ..,  ^S'"^ 
Oculaire  :  £  MÊd^CbermLmUCheniB,ffut  O^r- 
'  myjqfe?€rfeUjMâxéktC4h£ax^l{tx^lfi,;ti^ 

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\    *  dead  Culer age. 
Cidre  :  m.  (^  «^  ;  ^ri;2J[;^  WJ//^  tff^pf^ies.^ 
QKy  fir  Sac 'y  a  Saw. 

Çicî  :  m.  fieoien  ;  j^,f fcr  Sl^e^vt^eH^Tirmament  ;  f/» 
thetlurall  number  Çicux)  j//b^  canofiefrf^  andytbe 
Tefterney  and  Pittances  of, a  ted\  rflfo^ihecanêpie  that  j 
u  carried ouer  a  Prince  as  bc  waltzes  m  fiaii  ;  atjOy  the 
mnerroofè  of  a  roome  of  State  j  (  In  ail  wbuk  fences  y 
&Cy  the  plurallu  jCich.)  »; 

Cielin  :  m.  inc  :  £  HeaumliejiifheaucnydÏHine  j  âlfojbe- 
longing  to  tbe  Ttrmajj^cnt  -^  or  to  a  CanopicyTejlcmey  or 
^pperfeelrpg. 
.  Cier.  as  Scier.  Tofawe. 
[  Cierge  :  m.  A  big  wdx  candie.  Seel^e  Poinâe. 
Cieurc:  £  SaTv-duJi,  lool(^e  Sicure. 
Cigale  :  £  A  thicl^eyboad'headedy  and  moutblejfe  flyey 
whub  ordinarily  fus  on  trees  ^fings  (after  her  sl(i'ea- 
ktngfijhian)  botb  do)  and  nigbt  ;  liiang  onely  of  the 
dew  of  beauenyWhicbjhee  drawts  into  her  by  certaine 
tongue4ii(e  prici^leSypUced  on  her  brcafi-^  fhc  bath  both 
oldy  and  cold  coimtries  j  and  therefore  we  iieitber  haue 
her^nof  name  fir  her.  ■  '      ■■  \  '    . 

Cigale  de  mer.  A  gray-eyedythtn'fheUcd:yi9hiUy  and 
(almofl)tfaM^artntfjh  (of  tbe  IfindofCreuifes  orTn- 
pels  of  the  fe a)  basant^  two  cnmfony  andeye-ltl^ejpots 
vpànber  (broad)  tajUy  and  on  either,  fide  of  the  vpper 
part  cf  her  bodie  three  feetybefides  a  Imi  arme^the  cUy 
Vf^lyereofufo  bard^tbat  pid^tooths  are  oftentimes  made 
of  It.  • 

'  BabiDard  en  cigale .  TraîUng  hl^e  a  Tlarrat  (fjy 
we.)  -  ». 

Ferrer  les  cigalcs.T^  J^m//  the  time  m  trifleSyto  tal^e 
zpon  hm  fool^  bufinejjes  j  to  labour  zamefy^  or  in 
vaine. 
Cigalcr .  To  ch:rpe,fitg^chatteryli\e  a  Cigale. 
Cigne:  m.  A  Swan. 

L' herbe  du  eigne  The  Swans  hear  be  y  prawes  (by 
Gardnns  nport)  m  a  Scottijb  lalfc  tcarmed Horamif 
and  nehêr  rots.  -  ""  \, 

Chancer  rhjrmne  do  eigne*  Tip)5^g  fc^  i<J^.^. 
Ggncan:  in.annc:  i.Svwhfxltt'yOfaSwan., 
C]^og^t.as  CioAspt.  A  Stmift.     -  ;  - 
Ciguc  :  £  Hemlocl^eyHomlocl^eJhearbe  Bemety Kjx: 
Cil:  m.  The  brimme  (or  the  pn^rani(e ofhaire  that 
growes  on  tbe  brimme)  of  an  eyeJ'td\:  tbe  havre  of  an 
eye-lid  ;  a^y  tbe  imncl[ling^  or  mntkle  motiony  of  tl?e 
eye-lids^y  and fotticttmes  (butlefje  froperfy)  an  eye- 


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Ca.  (vfedfimetJmesyinfieadofCdoy)  fcf,  tbatfmt 

manythatverie  man.  a 

Glindre  :  m.  A  Rawler-y  a  roHMdâMdIonginfbruméntof 

woody  wherewith  husbandmen  bHal^  ckds^  and  Gar- 

deners  fmootb  tbek àUeyes^ç»    ?  -  v  .r  ^^^^  ^*^ 
Cillciîicnt:  m.  ^  wmirmg,  twinclfling^  orbec\emg 

with  tbeeyeialfêyafcelingymrboadwiBipnioftbe 

Cl!ûi^.TowiMkeoftenitotwml^ 

-  Ifàky  orma/peMfipiè^éiy  meommg  tbe^e-âdsi  tU/o^ti 
fedeyiorfowvp/beéye^Ods.  %i.     ^ 

GS&a.hukonc  ffb^eyesarefèeUd^fmvedvfyâ 
^.fieïed Utudfe^  •  t"  ^  ..  ^,  ^^ 

C^BMT.TofeeU^orfmpzptheeye-lids.  :'->':'^-^.^'-  :' 
QoÉtife.  Lool[e  C^maife^CTinactl  W  ^â^Jà^  ^  ^- 
Qmafùitc  earning  that  refembletb  rofWfbgiéOtes. 

-  l(Rab»  i:.*:.  .-^-jA'iL-^f:"  V-  ^••■'"-'^'''".f!^..^*^;^:*::;':{..triv^V 

Qmbalc  :  £  A  CymhaU.  SeelfO  Cymbale.  /*^  ^  f*  ^ 
GtJX.l Tbe taf^  ^f^a Plant.  > ?^t^  O, 

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witb  Cernent 

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Cîin"tcrrc:ii 

and  crool^dy 

Cimettcs.  Lot 

Cimier  î  m.  2! 

',  ?uxtyûr  Kccïc 

louer  dii  ciiJ 

Cimiiierc:m 

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ki^  ofLybia?, 
i      Cinnabre. 

j  Cinabrinim. 
i  Cincinatulc:; 

bis  h'atrc'y  one 
anyfuchefem. 

Cinélurc.  as  C 

Giildrc:  {.(Th 

Ciiidré  :  m.'çf 
ted. 

ÇinàrçT.To  gii 

Cinefadioa  : 

^'ajbes. 

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Cinglanc  Say& 
Cingler.  Loolfe  : 

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mtb  Umcyoyte^rcafcyroftnyand  water.         -       *. 
Cimeilt  ToyaL  An  excellent  Cement^or  Solder yvfed 
by  Ooldfinitm  j  (beretofvre  Mmtmen  comf  ponded  a 
Cement  fw  tbc  tryxU  ofgoldyond^tearmed  nfo.) 
Cimente:  n).  ce  :  f.  Omc/jiedyfoUeredyClofedy  or  ioy^ 
ntd  by  C'en/ cut. 
'.  Cimenter.  î'i^  cement ,  to  folder  ^lofe^or  ioyne  together 
with  Ctment.  ,  ^  - 

Cirnet:  ai.  as  CimCy  the  top  of  a  plantyor  tree. 
Cimeterre:  m.  A  Cqmitjr^orfmytery  a  \indoffhorfy 
and  crool^dy  fword^  much  m  zfe amongihcTHr\s: , 
Gimettes.  i-<?(w([c  Cymcttcs. 
Cimier*,  m.  tèe  vpperpart  of  a  rumpe  of  Becfèy  &c^ 
\ncxtj)rnccrcfjnto  the  chme. 
\o\iCïàùc\\mtï.ToUacber.' 
Q\{X\\Uzic:to^*A  CbuTch}'xrd.  '  ^ 

l^c^ nouveau  mo! ccincirnitiereboflurProv.  ^n 
inexperienced  Phyfuien fattens  the  churchyard. 
.Vcau  mal  cui^&  pc»ulcs  cruds  font  les  cimitiercs 
bofl'us:  Pro.Rtfir  y^eaUyond  Cbul^ens  ma^e  fit  cburcfj- 
J.     yoi'ds. 
I  Cimmerique.  Tch'cbrcs  Cimrnériqucs^  cimmer'h 

j       an  (viz.  pcrpetuBUyOrcQntinMall)darl(ncjfe. 

'.  Ciinolce.  terre  Cîmolcc.  as  Terre  Cimolic. 
Gmédie.  terre  Qmolie.  Fullers  eartb^a  i^indofcball^y 
in  lieu  whereof  Cat  this  day  not  fhundy  or  not  l^novme) 
men  fvift  in  the  tbul^ened  grounds^  or  bot  tome  oftbe 
water  of  GrindlefloJies. 

Cimolienne.  Terre  Cimolienne.  The  fame. 

Cin  dc  bois.  i<  it«^,(?r  i([«i^rrf  J»  wwrf. 

Ciiiabre.  as  Cmtiabrc.  Synoper  ;  VermilUon  j  or  y  a 

Ifind  ofLyb'un  Miner  alljredder  then  Fer  million.  IjooI( 

Cinnabre.  . 

Ci  nabrin  ;  m.  inc  :  f.  Ktdy  ruddie  {as  Ver  million.) 
Cmcinatule  :  m.  One  that  continually  frixlcsy4fr  curies ^ 

bis  hairc'y  one  wbofe  bead  isfrr^dy  or  curled  (by  art\) 

anyfiuhe^eminAteyOr^uce^outb.  - 
CXxi^m^.éuCén&mc.  A  girdle. 
Ciîldrç:  i.  (The fame.)  ^  : 

Ciiidre  :  m/çc:  f.  Girt-^  alfo^  jotted -^  alfoyfuppor- 
■    ud 

ÇinàxQT.To  gird  yOlfo/c  ^t  ;  al/oyOù  Cintrer. 
Cinefaâioa:  £  \A  reduefng  intOy  a  burrnngvntOy 

Qogc.  Lo«ii[f  Singe. 
CAnglxiVSaybngyCutûngtbefèd. 
Cingler.  Loolfe  Singler. 

ilimtim.  The  âttU  bird  calUdyaSlsl[it$. 
Cinnabriic  :  m.  ee  :  £  Mingled^  colourtd^mtb  Cyno- 

Cinnabre  :  m.  CynoperyVernùUionySmgumarii^ù  A- 
ther  naturall  (afoftîzedy  amd  heauie  jUme  fimui'm 
Mines)  orart^ctall  (^the  mort  common  ^  and  better 
coloured)  made  oft$Ucinated  Sulfheryémi^mkfU 

Cinnainé:  m.  ée:  £  Cm)uoiioiik^d\Jweete)ied  with 

Cinnamom:  :  £  CiMMomn  ;  (Sùme  lurned  men  tare  tf 

,  •pmmi^at  the  tnu  Cimumm  tfûtî  jùuients  {kémg 

<  ymi/miwat^  éÊrs,tbe  hmr^  ofé  tree)  it  ba-dUe 

t»befiaadattbifééai.MdÛÊtthe  rmU,mr  àtrl^. 

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Cinquante,  fifïie. 


Cinquanteoier  :  m.  A  certaine  Officer  y  orMagrpr^ti  • 
m  VariSythat  fomewhat  refcmblesjtnhn  authm'ttie,o..r 


f 


Aider  mans  Dcputie  j  alfoy  a  CaptaineyOrCommaundi 
^offiftie  men. 

Ciqquanticme.  Tk/Z^i^/^^. 

Qmc\{\cntT.Toyeeld  fine  fbr  one.' 
CinquiémcThefifthyOrpft.     , 

Cintre  :  m.  AfentriCyOr  Mould  fbr  an  Arch  j  the  frarhe 
of  wood  whereon  it  is  built  y  ar.d  whereby  it  isvpbeld 
in  the  bnilding.  ^ 

Cintrer.  To  mould  an  Arch  ;  to  build  it  on^of  (in  the 
building)  to  vpho(fl  it  witb^a  CentrieyOr frame  oftym- 
^  bcr/  .  t  ^      ' 

Cinturin.Ldoii;^ Ceinturon.    • 

Qion.'A  great  tcmpejiyor  whir lewindvpon  the fea-^  alfo^ 

^Sion,(?r  Scion.  >  4^,  * 

iprcs'.tn.  The  Cyprejfe  tree.  Lool[e Cypres.      ^ 
Cipricimi  (compounded  offiure  words.)  Lool(e  Ci; 
Cip fille:  f.^ij  Capfulc. 
Circee  ;  f,  \A  l^md  of  ^ightff^adc  ,  that  bear  es  manie 

fmall  bUcl^e  ftotvers  (not  çafly  found  now-a-^daies.) 
Circombilivagination  :  f.  ^  circumbiliuigationycir- 

cular  motion  y  going  roundyWbeeUng  about. 
Circonibilivaginer.  To  turney  goe  roundy  wheele  4- 

bout  y  and  (in  difcourfe)  tovfe  many  circumjiances. 
CiTConcir.Tockcumcife.       ^ 
CiTConcis :  m.'iÇc:(. Circumcifed. 
CivconciHon.Circumcifionythe  cutting  oftbefinre-sl^ini 

a  Ifoythe  fiat  ionyOr  generation  oft  he  lewe  s . 

LzCirconcifwh.Newyearesd^y^ 

Circonférence:  (*  A  circumference ycompaffing^or  b-nn- 

gingabout.  '"  ,y  .    * 

Circonflex.  Accentcirconflex.  L^oifc^  Accent. 
Qil^cmgiTcr.TotumeytwirleyWbeele  about.  * 

Circonjacent  ;  m.  ente  :f.Lymg  about  j  fituate^or  a- 

bordingyOn  each  fide  of. 
Circonlocution  :  ï.A  circumlocution  j  a  tedious  tara- 

phrafèy  or  defer iption  y  a  going  about  the  bufh  (in 

words^  '    . 

Circonfaipt:  mite:  £  Circumfcfibedfimittedybokn' 

ded  ;  Mppointed  ;  retrained  y  made  briefè ,  fhorty  fuc- 
.    cind  i  alfoy  deceiuedy  beguiledyfitcbt  ouer-y  alfoy  aboli'. 

Jhedjracedyputout. 
QrconCrription  :  f .  ^  ctrcumfcriftioni  Smitationy 

meafuri^ounding  ;  reftraintyOr  prefer  iption  ofcom- 

pafeiafoyguileydeceitycoufbtage. 
Orcoofctirc-  To  circumfcribe  ;  to  reflrainOy  or  hold 

wulrn  certsmu  limits  ;  to  limit  y  appotnty  or  meafure 

out  bowids  vnto  j  alfOy  to  cheaty  beguile  y  deceiuoy  fitch 

'    ouer.  •  .    ^  -'  ■ 

Circoiifî>câion!  £  urcumfpeSioHybeodyoduifementy 

promeUnceyWarimefe  I  avigilantconfiderationyadili- 

lent  kfolflngfound  about.  ^'    ^ 
CxTcovmnccif^Acircumfiance. 
Circonfîaacié .  ûrcumfùnced'y  fimùfhed  vpitb  drcum' 

fUmes'yOryCompafedyétsjMjcircum^ 
Qrconvei;iir.  To  enuironyor  incompap  ;  andbemt^o 

circummntyfitchijijorouerytobeffuU]4ec^^^^ 

mtrap^ompaffewitbpreâtjleigbt.  ^^v 

Circonvcntion  :  £  drcumuentiony  dec  est  y  coufrntgei 

âw  iMtrapphtg^^beffàlisgy  wy&f  compafmg,  orfitcUn^ 

euer*      '■■■'        '*•"  '    ^^'  ,'-*;*-^ '"^'' «v^r 

Cih»nvcilU:  m-uc:  ilMronejI^m 

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Circonvolution:  f.  A  ctrckms^iimidwrappm^y 

orfiuUiftgl  affêyd  r$p^mg^êr  tumbUng^bouL     - 
Circuir.  To  circuit  ^^nmfm^incoffrfajje^of  got  ahoutyal" 

fûytomvnapyinfbutdjnclo/i.'         . 
Circuit  :  m.  A  cinmt^  Cêmpajfcy  going  about\  a  round 
•   couffe^orrace. 
Circuit:  m.  itc:  f.  Znuïronedjncêmpafedigoneabmli 

alfo^nvnapped^fhutdedJLTiclofed. 

Circuitîon  :  i  a  cïrcuitm  )  a  circular  cour  ft ^  or  motî- 

M*  •  •    ■.  •         ,^       '      -   •  ,       .t^        .     , 

Circuit  ion  de  paroles.  ^  circumlocution  y  para- 
phraft^ great  circutnjtance  of  words  j  a  going  about 
thebupj.  ^  ^ 

Circulaire  ;  com.  Koundy  circidm^hrb'iculaty  compaf 
filg  about  y  m'a  rmgf  belonging  to  a  cir  City  round  y 

.    Cautcrç  Circulaire  See  Cautcrc. 
Circulaifcment.  Roundfyyorbïcularlyycircularlyywith  a 

compaffe.^ïnaciùU.      ;  '     '^ ..  \ 

Circularité  :  f.  Circ^larifie ,  rouncbufe ,  orbicular- 

'  rtefê.'  ''  -  •   ,       .,•      ,        ,••      .  -      •   ;■ 

.  Circulatcur  :  m.  A  leafier ylugler ylmf^ofttr  ;  one  that 
delightSyor  décernes  mth  fables  ^ric{s/ind  jUightSytbe 
people  gathered  about  him.  / 

Circulation  :  f-  A  arculatm  j  afubâmingy  or  extrac- 
ting of  watery  broyle  by  a  Lembicl^e  &c  j  tearmed  fhy 

-  becaufe  the  vapoury  be  fire  it  btrefolued  into  either^ 
feemes  to  goe  roundyor  cvrcle-wife. 

Circulatoire  :  cam.  Cmulatorie^y  ctrculating^fubTh 
ming  ;  extra£lmgy  orfkruingforextraHion  ;  whence-y 

Vaillcau  circulatoirc  •  U  '  Umbicke^  StiUitoriey 

Cf  *  •       >  ♦* 

Circule:  m.  ce:  f.  circulated ifublimedyextra£ledy(ex- 

aaiy)  dijiiUcd.  .  v   / 

Circuler.  To  circulate  j  fubl^mey  txtxa^  ^  difiU  (ex-» 

aàif.) ,     '  :'•  ;.. , ;  ::;■•"■  '■  ■  :-  ;:' "  ■  '    -•' •  ^^^  '^J 

Ou  fc  drailent  les  hûmcars.  wherein  the  humors 
malfemdnyactrcUy  before  they  produce jnr  be  refoUied 
tntOyonf  water  &c. 


Cire  :  f.  Wax  Î  alfoya  combe  of  wax  m  the  hiue.   A 
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Cire  goinmcc.  wax  rmngUd  with  Ko  fin  and  turfti 

tine.  ''  '  .'    ■''**'  .v>^ti^.-v  .  >K.    /v  -■,/-• 

Cire  j  aulne,  r^i/iw  iv^  j  ir  vfed  onely  in  thêchaun- 

'  ceries  of  Frances   *^^^^^^^^^:-^  '■'*'  ^  •^^^.^-;  *k^^T^  '  ^^ 
Ore  minérale.  Pif&fphalte  it  called  fi  in  feme 

places»  -    .  •■■':y  -^^<^c*'^^' -sSi*-*.^  -.■  y'-'^»^M;-r^>ru^  :.  \. 

-HCirc  vcr  Jc.  Greene  wax  ;  wherewith  th^  vnrits,  and 
^mr  di^atthesof  inférieur  Cmttts  ;  oi  alfky  éJt  Char^ 
tersy  Ptrpetmtiesy  andgeneraU  Pardons  ^psunted  by 
theX^H^refealed.  ^^ 

>>  Drôiâ  de  cire,  is  eight  eene  fme  Tétfrn.  m  tume 
pound  dboue  twentkygiuen^  agreedvpÊM^nwood- 

/faki  due  vnto  the  Kj^  in  regard  of  the  tigj^  which 
are  (faid  to  be)  ff  tat  while  the  barj^nt  k  m  wsa* 

^A  yeuxiectre.  Tend&\  eafiljmeUing^  or  epackfy 

flmbSngtioreu 
,.  ChoxdkfhcwcTù^tttteml  kn^fir a promifed good 

tame. 
l^/i^aircvn  nez  dc  cire  iL  TêpSiyêrapp&tatbingai 
2;  pUafitrii  to  paak  oaf  firme  tbatis  fir  bis  titme^  or 
.fhaes  his  piaj^^ 
Ciré:jn.ee:  twaxedifeatedydrtfidyiswend^edi 

erinag^dmthwaxm 
Orement;  vA.Awaxinfié/èarhÊgi£érefiÊ[^fingy 

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Cirer*  To  wax  i  to  fear  e  j  to  drefeyceuer,  clofe^or  mingle 
with  wax.  '  w 

Circtte.  The  name  of  a  certaine  ^earejthatyeelds  mofi 
excellent  Ferrie.  v  ^ 

Cireux;  OL  eufe;  f.  waxieyofwaxyfuttofwax.  ' 

Cirier:  m.Awax-chandler. 

Clrier  :  m.  ere:  f.  waxieyofwax.  % 

Cirine  :  f.  i«^  Gyrinc.  1 

Ciroefne.  ^  Seare-cloth\  or  any  plat  fier,  or  ointment 
whereof  waxy  Rofin^  or  Gummes^  and  Wme  are  the 

.    principall  Ingredients.  ,  "  t^ 

Ciron-.m.  AHand-worme.  ^ 

Mais  dont  mc  vient  ce  ciron  icy  entre  ces  deUx 
doigts  ?  But  tpbence  cdfnes  this  worm  befweene  thefe 
two  fingers  ?  (A  knauijh  queftionfom  as  l^nauifh^an 
allion-y  to  put  the  forefinger  of  one  hand  betweene  the 
fir  fly  and  fecund  finger  of  the  other  j  vnder  pretencoy 
that  a  Wat  me  maJ(es  the  place  itchy  but  with  a  purple 
to  malfe  homes  at  the  partie  of  whom  the  quefiton  u 
*aé{ed.)  ,    '.y 

Cironnier.  Main  cironniere.^  hand  that  isfiUofyor 
troubled  withMOrmes.   -  *^ 

irop:  xn.S'trrup. 

Cirque.  A  place  m  RomeyWbe^ein  the'people  fate  to  be- 
hotdplayeSyGameSyand  publicise  Exercifes.  # 

Cirre  :  m.  A  tafly  or  locl^^fufled  hdke  ^alfoy  the  fia-  ' 
fherie  tuffe^crefl^  c^  on  the  heads  of  fome  birds  ;  4/- 
foythefmaUflaull(e  of  Come  kearbs(as  witbjwmdy&ty) 
intangled  li\e  abufhofhairey  alfiythe  hairiefubftance 
cleauinivntooy fiers,     y  •  > 

Cirlbtomie  :  f.  The  cuttmg,  or  opening  of  the  conupt 
veineSyÇalledVzTiccs.  *         •  - 

Cifàillc  :  f.  The  clipp'mg  of  Coyne  prefentfy  after  the 
flame.   ^ 

Cifàillc  :  nr.  ée  :  f.  ClippedyOr  cut  withjheeresy^  fr^rs\ 

alfojvhofefiefhismppedoffwk^ 
QllzSiet.ToçtipyOrcutwithfi^  alfo,to 

ntp.erpullof  the  flejhmt h  hot  pincers. 
CifaiUes  :  f.  Garden  Jbeeres  j  a  Gardeners  cûpphtg 

pseeres  \  any  peat  fheeres.     — ^    -     >        .v^ 
Cife  :  na.  ée  :  f.  Carued^  wrought  with  a  cbifetty  or 

Cifeau  :  m.  .A  Surgeons  LaunàOy  Launcety  or  Inpru- 

ment  ofJncifim\  alfo^  clnfelly/er  sraningyren. 

Ci(eauX:m; Si^arsy0:(littlt)jheeres.         v-^    f 

m  Lc  iàoifySi  les  ciftaux  luy  font  délivrez  :  Prbr.  The 

^  whole  matter  is  put  vnto  him  \aUssat  htsowne  difpofi- 

tiony  or  in  his  ownèhand*y  be  may  now  be  Us  ewne 

earuer\he  may  now  bothpariand  cbufe.  -^^  '^     ' 

ifde  :  m.  ée  :  £  Carued^^auen  wttb  a  cbifeHi  alfoy 
ersppedjsrcuiwitbfilgTs^   ^^-à'^y.^  J^-.^-^^^^^^^'^-f 

Gifycr.  Tatarueym  grauemtb  a  chifiHi  alfo^  to  tBpyOr 

CÙtVNtbfilfarf.  ^>*'^-t^^^vr  /.      > 

Q\{k\ttim.Alittle fi^ar^rehifett.  ^  '^^. 

Oii^wrtiféChiJeUJwor  . 

C^^àQetifa.Aciif^ingm^  * 

0^-7m.TbeolantcalkdCiikay^ 

Cifteftât  :  ni.  An  Otdef  ophite  Friers  (mfiituted  bt 
the  year  e  1090)  wbovnder  thekfvpmifi)  white  bâbit 
tnareablackéom^reàfbofsi  ^  -  m       K; 

C\9mït:f.ACefitit*é.     ..v^:...4^^     ^  ^*  , 

CtfterttOO!  ûii  A  tittle  Cefterué.  .     - 

Ciitbfhàrtim.  .An anncient caynewofthééent ti0o 

pènoe fkrÛsinté  ••  ^^^-vvv'^y;.^,.  -.    ^t,'-, 

Ciftrc:  m.Al(tndofbra^tsmbreM. 
Ciïûrc*  l^fl^f^  Scifliirc. 

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Citouart.  ai 
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Citoyen:  n 

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Citoyennet 
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Citre-  The  TV 
continued  I 
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Citrin  :  m.  11 

as  a  citron 
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pale-yellow 
Myrobalai 
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Citrinitc:  f. 
Citron:  m- 

Citronne  : 

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Citronnier: 
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Civets,  de» 

houre  or  t:^ 

f^icepisttù 

pppets.    , 

Civette  :£^ 
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Citadin  :  m.  ^  f i/^^^  *^''|#>  Bur guer  y  freeman  in  a 

cttie.      .  ,         '    "  ' 

Citation:  f.  ^  Ckation^SummonSy'warmng  to  appeared 

atfoya  Clung,  admrnïngju^nmomng. 
Cite  :  f.  -^  C/^'^  i  ^  TPaliedy  and  incorporate  Torpnty  be- 

ing  the  feat  ^andfidy  of  a  Biflfop^  andhauing  a  Cathe- 

drall  Church  mthin  It.  ^     t 
Cité  :  m -ce:  f.  CïtedyfummonedyadïowncdyWarnedyto 

appear e  \  alfoyalledged^or  cited  a/ a  Text.  * 

Citcn  'fo  cite  y  fummôUy  ddjourney  vparneyferue  mtba 

tpriiy  to  appear e  ;  alfcr^to  cite^or  aUcdgeyas  a  Text. 
Citouart.  as  Zcdoarc  j  a  certaine  rcot  vcrie  lilis  to 

Ginger.  - 

Gitoven  :  m.  A  Citi7S'4y BHrgucryBurgeJfe^jrecmanofa 

,    citte. 

Cltoyenneiic  :  f.  ^  Cit'r^njhiy ,  the  fretdome  êfa 

Citre.  Thevporft  l(ind  ofPompion  ;  blacl{e  ofcoloury  and 

continued  in  gardcnsycncly  fir  tbcfecdy  which  u  medi^ 

cinable-ythe  reft  U  throwncvnto  bogs.       "^     * 
Citrin  :  m.  inc  :  f.  Of  a  Citronptron'like.pale-yeUoWy 

as  a  citron.  v  ^.      . 

Concombre  citrin.  A  Citrukor  CitruU  Cawc umber. 

Couleur  citrine.  A  Citron  cotourypale  Orange  hlpur-y 

pale-yeUaw.  . 

Myrobalan  citrin.  The  yellow,  or  Citron^  Myroba- 

Ian.        \  '  ■     ■    ■  •'-  :. *.  ^ 

Citrinitç  :  f!  Pale-ycUmvnefe  ;  or/i  pateyelliw. 
Citron:  m.  ACitronyVome-Citron. 
Citronne  :  f.  Baulme.fweet  Banlme  (an  hear  be.) 
Citronnelle:  f.  A  liindoffmaUBauimyofajmegrccne 

colour yand  verie  good  in  a  SaUet.  *     . 

CiXxomiitTiTti.  A  Citron  tree.  m        » 

Citronnier:  m.  ere:£  Citron-lii^tyofaCitron.^ 

Bafilic  citronnier.  Citron  BafiU^ddle  BafiU. 
Citrouille  :  f.  A  CitruU^  a  CitruU  Cowcumbery  or  Tur- 
:  liiJhgourd'yalimdofgreatMeUnyfncolou^^ 

refemblmga  Citron.       •  *  ^ 

CitruUe.  Tfc^/i/»^     .A;  '        J?: 

Civade:  f.TbeSbrimpCyOr^eard'fijh^yalfiyOats^r  Pro- 

uenderfirhorfes.'  ,     ,\  * 

Civadicr  :  m.  Tbefiurthpartofa  Quàrtctoiiu  tJLan- 

Ci vadierc  :  f.  The  ^rk-fayle  ofajhip.^^  *û:  ^ij< 
Cive:  m.  Al(j^ofblacl(efaùcefèraHAreJjo^    Sivc. 
Cyfc:£.A  Scalliên;orvnfetLeel(e.       •  ;  -^  :-'  ;^ 
Civelle  :  f.  ><  LampriU^  thefmally  or frejlhwater  Lam- 
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houre  or  two  in  water  and  wine  y  then  firainedy  and 
fiice  put  to  them  y  an  excellent  fauceytpe  may  call  them, 

fipPet$.     •:iK       -    '\    :   >:>.*■       '     '  ;'.rlv.ïli^T^    1.    • 

Civette  :  f.  tiuet  ;  alftky  (the  beaft  that  breeds  it)  a  Cimt 
cat  yatfoytt  Cbiueylittle  Scallipon^r  CbiboU.  --  '  ^^  - 

Civetti€n:m.ennc:f.  PerfkmedwithyprfmeUmgofy 

GlV!cre:C  Ahand-barroii»*y  (to  carrie  mcl(ey  &c^on) 
M^fbydBeere  (to  Carrie adead corps  on.)  -:  v^v%->^^  i 
Civictc  i  col.  i*  nedie*harrowy  §rBeere4iliepjriney 
whereon  Images ^md  Kelk\es^  are  carried  in  Procej/h 
^ns^t.  -        ■■  'r.!' 

Eft  cent  ans  chriere  ea  cent  ans  bannière  :  Prov. 
«^Tfe  Bannière. 

Civilf^iBiite:  £  Cinill^nnttfeéueygentle/Hannerûe^lU 
bebMediairoyten^erat^ldyfuiet'yal/bytnme-bredy 
^ykttrgutf^^a^^^p^tiiic^e^^ 
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,    Ffuiéts  civils.  Are fuch  as  are  gàihcredyor  tal(cn  by 

the  courfe  of  nghtyand  without  any  belpe  of  nature  ;  a^ 

hire  for  houfesywagesfhr  offiçes^arrefagcs  ofrwty&c. 

lour  ^ly]^.^he  ctuiU  day  5  continues  fom  Sume-rifing 

toSimne^fct.Lcolielom.  ^ 

Lieutenant  ci viL  5^f  Lieutenant.. 

Nuift  civile.  Begins  when  the  day  cndsyfom  Sunne- 

fet  vnto  Sunne-rififîg. 

Partie  civile.  Apr  mat  man  ;  onethàtislyablc  to  any 

adion'yal/Oyanordinarii  J  kitoryOr  Client. 

Partie  civile  &/orméc,  ou  intcreflce.  He  that  fil- 
Jowesacr'mmallaCli<^HyOnlymrefpc^ofyOr  iogetjome 

amends  for^a  wrong  done  to  hinifclfe.  •- 

Recjuefte  civile.  5^^^f  Requeue . 
Civilement  Ciuilly ^gently y  courteoujly  ;  in  a  goodfafhi- 

oUydecent  order ^cameUe  manner  y  al{0y  mildly^  quietly^ 

temperately  ;  alfo^ac  cor  ding  to  Order  ^uftice^and  laiv. 
Ci vilife  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Ciuili':{ed  j  made  ciuile  3  framcd'yor 

trained  ipytociuilitie.  -  1 

Ci  viiifer.  l^(JiS;f  Civilixer.  ^ 
Civilité  :  f.  Ciuilniey  gcntkneffey  bumanitte^coùrtefieyal' 
foymodefieymUdnes\  quktnès  ofdijpofitionyandfijhion. 
^Civilizer.  To ciuili^ey  bring  ta  ciuiCnie/nalie  ciuiUy  to 

tame^quielyreclaimc.    . 

Ci vilizer  vn  criminel.  To  change  his  Indictment  into 

an  aflion  j  to  turne  a  crmmàU^nto  aciuïll^caufe. 
Civois  :  m.  A  bed  of  Sc allions  ;  or  ofvnfzt  Leei(€s. 
Civet  :  m.  A  Scallion  ;  or  vnfet  Leel^e. 
Ci^&aillé:  m.  ée:  {^  Clipped^or cutywitbji^ars. 
Gizzûïcr.ToclipyOr  cut  with  fi'3^rsy0rp7eeres. 
Cizailles  :  £  as  CifaiUes. 

Cizelt: tn.ée :f' Caruedyor grauenwith chiy^ls.  ,  ■     ■ 
Cizelen  Tofijhiony  caruCyOr  graue  with  a  cbi'^U'y  alfoy 

to  cutyOr  clip  with Jt'T^^jtfi^s.  ' 
CizelIage:m.^Cifellage.  * 
Cizellcure :  f.  Chv^ell-worl^e j  caruingy  or  in^auerie 

with  the  ChixcU.  -  ^  .^ 

Clabaud^:  m.  gd  name  for  aboundyalfoy  the  bar\ey0r 

barl^n^ef  a  bawling  curre. 
Claba^er.T(i  barl^e  j  bawlcyraile  at  ^  jpightfiJly  to  ac- 

cufi^er^k^  againji..  c 
CyMunerie  :  f.  A  bart^gyb^an^rm 
âmaeeufing,alpigbtfiillreproching. 

mbetayywith  durt.    ^ 
Ckc:in.  A  clicl(eiy  or  clapper-y  any  tbint  that  maizes  a 
k:wlaclffngyer clattering  noifi  ( mojt  properly)  the 

itac^et  that  frights  ^wwjr  birds  from  fiuU-treesy  &c: 
Qache:  f.  A  certaine  Engine  wherewith  (fmall)  birds 
•  arecaugbt.^^'^     -  ^^^^^  \r^.^,^^^,}.:r^-*f;'''   '  ' 

Qaguet:  xA.Tbename  ofafiireyfapftey&fauorie  apple. 
Cbdgner.  iMlie  Cligner*      '--ji        ^^^^  -i  i^i^ 
Claim:  m.  ApublickedemaundyOrclaimfiiapretence 

of  title  vnto  lahdy&c^y  alfOydVeclarationyOrBillof 

Complaint pntyjorpreferredy^nto a  Court.  i*^v*t-     /^ 
Qain:  m./«r  Claim-,  alfo^Arrejl.orfe'tfure  of  a  deb- 
r   tors  goèds^vfon  an  Execution  ;  alfoyfiine  efrr  dyOr  of 

Jbree  B^Touxn.  due  vnto  lufiicefir  tbefeifure  of 
'  be^sdamtit'fi/ant^  alfoy/spenaUie(infimeP^^^^ 
^xxcLToupi.  inothers^yx\à.Poxù\%)tnpi&edm 

-Ife  ^SSai «7ee«r  by  confrffm  in  Court  before  the 

fmt  comeUcmtefiaûon.%^       ;  -  "'     1.  "^ 

Ckr:m-4iClarté;^yi^&f^f^»«î^^'> 
Clair  dclatunc.  MooneJigbtyor  Moone-jbine. 

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Oairct:  no.  tVLtSSêmevâiât  i^ereykrigJt^r  fbining. 
Eau  clairette.  A  wat«r(made  $fAquauUe,Cimamo», 
Sugtr^  old  reiKefe  Water)  fineraiffte  againfi  all 

.    thedifèafèsoftbewmbe.  -  », 

Vin  clairet.  Clartt  vrim  j  (it  ummonfy  made  ofwmte 
émd  red  grapes  HttHgled^pre/PfOigMetber.) 

Qairins  :  m.  A  certaine  Order  ef  Cordeliers,  or  way 

Clairon:  ra.  A  Clari»n',a  l(md  of fmaUjirait-moulhed, 
and  âtriU- founding  Trumpet,  vfed  {^commonly)  as  a 
■  Treble  vnto  the  ordinarie  one, 
■"A  pain,  &  oignon  trompette,  ne  cbdroil:  Prov. 
Hardfia-e,poore  dyet,  courfe  Ucates  require  neither 
Statemtbefermg/iorMufukemtbee^iiHg',  or,tbe 
found  of  firr aine  Trumpets  is  but  feldome  beard  ma 

d^oore^d  barren  State.  '       r       * 

z]xom\tx. To  found  a  Ciarion^fltfo^o/queakeJ'queale', 


d^eal(e  (hriUyyfmallyy  or  with  an  effeminate  veUe. 
2mkbit  :  com.  CUimeable^cbalUninbler^i 
Clamant  :  m.  A  cLùmery  a  challenger  j  one  that  maizes 


title  vnto  land^&c\  alfo^  Creditor, that  feiv^s  h^  deb^ 
tors  goods  vpon  an  Execution. 

Qamant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  Calling;,  crying  out  j  alfo,  clal- 
ming^or  challenging.  ■^■^^••.-■■.  -^ ,:  /:.r^-.::^^j.^-..' 

Qamc:  f.  A  fine  leuied^fome  Placesy  vpon  thofe  that 
déferre  the  payment  of  their  debts  j  alfo^hefine  fayed 
vntolufticeyOraUfdhauingiurifdiâk^finrtbefi^^^ 
of  beafisfiund Damage  jèffintia^^Cbàn.  t  \^ 

Oaine  :  ni.ée  :  £  claimed ychallenged^emaunded\  caU 
ledyOr  cried  out  iJpo{fn  aloud^ormtba  high  voice. 

Qamer.  To  call^crie^ea^ealoud^or  out\  aqo,to  claimed 
to  malfèaclaime  tOyor  lay  in  a  claimefw\  to  challenge, 
demaundyfretend  a  title  -Mo  y  alfi^oarreft,  ^^JjrhfS^ 
his  debtors  goods.         /'Hi  !^>  ^  t 

Clamer  en  garen4  ou  en  garieur.  to  demaunda 
thing  by  way  ofpoJPefftonyOroffropertiei  or,  to  com^ 

Î  Lane  y  in  Court ,  of  the  wrongs  which  haue  beene  done 
im  thofewayes.    ^\    '  v^^^^-i , ■.  y-  .•  •  ■  ^  ^,.'/v.r,^.r.- , 

Qamer  i  lufiice.  To  exhibit  a  claime,  w  demaund  ; 
oTyto  prefirre  a  BiB  of  Complaint  vnto  a  Court.     ^^ 
Clamer  fbn  fiibieâ  de  lerve  condition  qui  fe  veuc 
adrouer  d'autre  fdgneur }  c^e^c  pourlliiVire* 

Se  damer  en  Cour  luxeraine  de  Cour  mfetieure. 
To  addreffe  himfelfi,  fir  the  mere  expedit'wn^  vnto  a 

fuperiorCwrt,thwg^hewerefammonedt^j/mmfr^ 
.  our.      '   •  '-ùi^iM  r'-( 

Oaineiir:  (,  A  elamom^/crk^uterie^cUmatimt^btift, 
f0arinpa!fb,a  claim  vnto^fLcbaUntge^  demmmdtf, 
a  MbUct^fmt  fir  gibing, 

ÇMSneui  d'Huo.  LoolfeHato. 

Oametirpour  le  Sei^eur  lufôder.  TbefiOt  tbit  it 

y-  due  vnto  hm  vpon  the  feiJhreefbeafisfiundDaliktte 
jèfoMtmtbmbislurifdiebon. 

Fottc  clamcauMM*  ï'**"- 

Oaunme  :  f.  /tV'^rim  Cki^fiek^n  Gabardme.    : 

aampoite.  «  Cloportç.  V 

OaDc)at'.Î.TbelatcbtfMdtre. 

Oandeftiti:  io,incif*}ClmideJiine,clofi,prime,fieret, 

(bidden. 
QmétRiimneRtPriMfy/ecr^lp^lciefefy^erhoid, 

in  Im^ar  muggar, 
Qangucur:  £  Aslfreeu^^trittft^e^fbnUmifeiA 
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Qangueux:  m.  eoSt  :  f*  SMtt,  slurilffng,  skrenï^g, 
Uudly/quealiing/ingfng^efoundmg.     ^\ 

Clanponniere.  m  Clapponniere. 

ClaPicr  -m.  A  clapper  tjfConiesi  a  heape  affienesy&c, 
whereinto  they  retire  tbemfelues  j  er  (us  our  clapper)  a 
Court  walled  about,  and  fill  ofneafts  efboerdjfor 
flone,fir  tame  Conies  j  alfo,  a  Rabbets  neafl  :  (A  old 
time  Baudie  houfei  were  alfo  tearmedyClzpiels.) 
Oapiers  d'  vlcere.  The  Sinus,  bofomes,  or  angles  of 
an  yUer  j  the  many  erojfe, or  ouer thwart  holes  where- 
initputrifiesasitgoes.^*  '- 

Qapoir  :  mut  botch  in  the  GroynOyOr  yard^a  Hinchejler 
Goofi.     V  V  -^   ' 

Clapoire:  f.r6f/2r;w.      ^  ^ 

Gaponnice*  ^  Clapponnicre* 
Claponnicr  :  tti.  TAf  y2r»f .  # 

CXzp^ttcr.To  clap  onwith  the  hand. 
Gapponniere  :  f.  The  hml^ypaflU,ofpaflernejbone  of^ 

a  beafi.  , 

Claquc-dent  :  m.  ^  laxje  roguoy  idle  /ustfeyjloutbfill 
idlesbioi  one  that  will  rather fiarue  mth  coUyfind  hun- 

dierythenwerlfetogetheatyormeat. 
aquer.  To  clacl(e,to  claf,to  clatter  j  to  crajbito  cracl^ 

to  creal(e. 

Claquer  les  dents.  To  gfiajh  the  teeth  ;  eryto  chatter, 

ordiaderylildtanApeytbatsafiaidofblewes. 
Gaquet .  The  name  if  an  AppU  wkereofexcellent  Cyder ^ 

is  made. 
Qaquet  de  moulin.  The  Clapper,  or  claelfejÊf  a  CMilU 

hopper.  / 

Qaquetaiit:  m.  ante:  f.  Cùc^mg^lapping^lattering;^ 

chattering  ;  craflnng  j  craclpngj^ereal(ing.       i 
Qaquetement  :  m.  .A  clattering,  clacl(my  erajbing^ 

chattering,creal(tngjdapping.  ^ 

Claqueter.4yClaauer.>^^A*  :.Uâ 

Çtaqueds :  m.  A claitering,clacl(mgy clapping j 

JP^I  Î  tf  cracl[ing  ;  a  creé^[ingi  a  chatter! 

Qaquette:  f<  A  Utrers  Clicketj^r  clapper 

vJlare  :  m.  as  Eau  Clairette» 

Clarrt.  Vindaret.  claretwme.       ^ 

Qariné  :  ou  ée  ;  £  clari^ed,  cleeredy  fined  ^  furi^ 

Clarifia:.  To  clarife  ;  eteere,fite^imfe.  ^^^' 
Qarinc.  vadieclarince<l'Azur;/(  com  mtbAi^  belt 
boHpng  about  ber  neel(t  iour  Mlafomùrsfaj  m  mere 
butj^bels  A%ur,      '  >  ir 

Oarte  :  f.  Cleereneffe,  Jigbt,  brigbtnejfejiuftre^ân^a' 
rantif»      .         ■    ■  -   '■  x'.'vai£!-;jai'..  .' 

Qu  :  m.  as  Glas  ;  a  l^neU^  loefiBni^e.  ' 

CX^t.A  ranl(e,order^difirib»tioà  iffiepbâee»tBng 
to  tbnr  feueraU  degrees  i  In  ScbêoUs  (wberm  ibis 
word  is  mofi  vfed)  0.  fkw»e,e/r  htRurer^amdvnto 
a  certaine  eompan'u  pfScbottert,  or  UiuUtoni  tad 

bentei 
Efcolierbabillardpreile&uifcbaifinhors  la  daA 

fc:Pxo. 
QaiSKnif:  cornXUfj^aUifirmaU^derUejat  dtu^ft 

r/od^e  ia^élpproueskéistbeatieuUycbiefiyprhK^' 
Qayaire  :  in.  A  l^ofReeeiMer,or  Officer  that  Mfes  to 

ûierHéit^tbeKJnffdemefne,  7, 

ClaYaLCautFeCfaval.5reCaiitre.     / 
Cbvalkr.  To  fettle^ firenffbenjtbeyonijfmtsjurfiti 

of £vme  againfi  tbf>firiejffiro»iwiHi^ 
Qavandier  :m.  Aforter,or  l(ey-beârni  metowbem 

kfftiêre  eommttedfbe  lffft\  ê^btfbâiiuwben' 

oHWomen  tfi  to  wotre  mrr  Ifnes,      \ 

Clayaadiete:  £  A  fie  porter,  49h(0^>  orl^*- 
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ClavarihS.  An  Order  êfbUclfe  Friers ywhkh  mare  twe 

d  ireat  paper  k^es  Vf  on  their  habits. 
audication  :  f.  A  Umping^alting^Umeneffe. 
Oaudition:f.  ^y  Claudication. 
Claveau  :  m-  T'he  Scab  among  Sbeepe  ;  alfojthe  Haunfe^ 
or  Lintell  of  a  dçore-y  alfo,  a  cU^e^  hool^ey  or  bue- 

l(le.  •  ;'"' 

Clzyçhdc:f.ATbornebacl(e.  fLangucd.     y 

Clavcle  :  rà.cc  :  f.  ScabbedyOrinfèSltdvpîththefcaby 
asajheepe\  alfoynayledyor fiiftenedwith  nayUs  i  alfoy 
rooted  furely  in.       .  .^ 

Herbe  clavcléc.  Taunfieyhearbe  Trinine^  Hearts- 
eafe.  .■^\-  -     •       - 

^Rayc  clavclçc  The  Rocl^c  Ray,  or^as  Raye  bouclée. 
Seel(e  KtiyCé 

Clavelée:  f.  Thefcabamongfheepe\aIfoythe^abbinejfe 
of  a  horfès  legs. 

Chvcler.TonaytCyOrfiJlen  with  nayles-^  tofettle^orfety 
fufiin.  '     .  • 

Cîavellé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  ^  Clavtfc.  " 

Claveller.  See  Clavelcr.    . 

Claveflîns:  m.ClaricordsyOr  CUritols.  ^ 

Ch,yçtim.asChvt\ct.(lnthefirft  fence.) 

Clavette:  f.  The  Canne  II  bone  y  or  Cratp-bone  ;  aJfoy  a 
Spring-pinne-y  the  little  peece  ofyron  rphermth  trade  f 
men  l(eepe  in  the  yronpinnes  of  their  Jhop-windmfes  j 
alfbythe  Capfquire^  or  Tore-locke  of  the  carriage  of  a 
Canon  j  or  (more  properly ^  that  wbichfaftemitj  the 

fore-lockek^y.  :'^'"       ^ 

Qavcttc  du  pied.  The  beele,  or  binder  bone  of  the 
foot.  ■    ■•  ••■  ^■.•■'..  '    -  ' 

Claveurc:  f.  ^  k^-hole  5  or  all  that  part  of  a  loclfo 
TPherein  the  l^ey  turnesy  or  playes^  a^o^  a  chinlf/ty  or 
cranny.  ' 

Plus  rouillé  que  la  claveure  d' un  vieil  diarnier. 


Qef:  f.AKfy-y  al/bya  brace  to  holdbeames  together:,  al- 
,  fo,a  ^notjtrfcutchetm  in  the  middeft  of  a  vault yWhere- 

at  (in  Tymber-worke)  the  ends  of  the  pofls  doe  meet  j 
.  and(in  Mafonriejthé^  courfe  of  Stone-no  or  l{e  tndsy  alfoy 

a  Cliff  inMujicke-yalfOythe  middle  wedge  of  a  boot-laji. 

Les  clets./w  Clavicules. 

Ck(d'zïhalc{ic.TheGajg^ofaCroJli-.bow. 

La  Clef  d'une  fontaine.  Ihùheadofa  Fountameyor 

Conduit.  .V 

La  clef  de  la  main.  TJ!;^  irr//?. 

La  clef  d' une  porte.  The  PendaUy  or  {ey-jîone  of  a 

gate 'y  the Jêne  which  hangs  downefomewhat  below  it 

fiUowesiuJl  in  the  middle  of  the  Arch. 

ClcfÇuTçcnduë.  The  Scutcheon  i  the  peece  of  woody 

orfionethatk^ïtsvp  an^Archy  or  Faulty  and  bangs 

downe  in  the^verie  middle  thereof -y  the  Key  of  an  Arch 

dee^elie  carued. 

Lc  jeu  des  clefs.  U  kjndofshuffleboordplay  with 

kfyesyà  l</nucs-point;beingtbe  markf. 

.    Donner  la  clef  des  champs  à.  To  difrmffeydifcbarge^ 

^  letgooyfetat  lihertieyfenaout.  ' 
Mcttrclesclefsfurlafoflc.  ^tr/rf(w/ari^/?,  and 
waiucythe  goodsyor  her  part  in  the  goods yleft  by  her  in- 
debted husband  y  by  laying  her  l^eyes  on  hisgraueas 
foone  as  it  is  coueredy  and renouncin^herfaid part ^ 
intheorefenceofaNotariepublickf^ 
Prendre  la  clef  des  champs.  To  get  out  y  gtue  it 
Çeljè  roomoytakf  libertieyfllpyby  a  priuat  way  y  «way. 

Cleigner.  as  Cligner.,  To  twincl^lcyor  winkf  ofïen. 

Oematidc.  ^  Clcmaritc. 

Oematite:  £  A  third  kfnd  of  the  hearbe  Hartworty  or 
BirtwortycalledyClimin^Birthwort. 

Clémence  :  f.  chmenciey  mildnefcy  meekfnejfeymercp* 
fidnejfeybenignitieypitieyfàuor^  '  * 

^Clement  element  y  gentie^mildygraciomy  benignCy  hu-^ 


vMorerupe  then  the  l^ey-bole  of  an  old  poudering        maneimeel^e^ercifiillypitiûllyeaJUy-pardoningyfione^ 
tub.    ■  ■   -■•■■'•'•  ^    .  .  ^ 

Le  vifage  leur  reltiifoit  comme  la  claveure  d' un 
charnicr.  Their  faces  gl^ened  (with  ffeafe)  hl^e  the 


_locliCyOr  l^ey-hoUyOfa  pwdering  tub^  ^    . ...  ^ 

Clavicules  :  f.  Tbe\amell  boitesjCbamuB banes ^et^C' 

.  btnest  cratv-b(uus  j  extendmg.(m  each  fide  one)  fiem 
the  bottom  of  the  throat  vnto  the  top  oftbeJbgitUer^ 

Qavier  :  m.  Akey-chainei  or  chaîne  fir  keyes,  w  (koine 
whereat  l(eyes  are  hanged.  r?- 

Qavier  d'une  eipinetce^c  the  Iftyes  ef,  or ^  fit  cf 
kef  es  fèr,a  paire  off^trginaU,  .  j  ^  v^  '  4^  ' 

Llaviere  :  f.  A  Irty-I^eeper^or  Ifty-earrter  j  dwonm  that 
bath  charge  ofallthe  l(ey es  in  abonfe. 

Qavin;  m.  A  little  g^raple^ô^boo^e  liks a  cUW. 

Qauoe.  «  Mare  J  a  Toole,  or  ToMoffianding  wa- 

'^  ter.  ^■'"'-  ■  ■"■■'  ■  '■  ''■    v=' 

Oattfe  :  t  A  Claufe,PeriodfCon£lufinefintence^  con- 

Qaiinicr  :  m.  ere  •*  £  of,  or  belmging  to/i  cUyfier  j  li^ 

'ùniindMonalUriei0rCloffier. 
CIauttraI.4»Claumer.  ;  ;^1^  !• 

Prieur  dauftral.  rfe*  Prwr^  H«flrf#/4  Fmr«  i  rf» 
^«rdinarie  Prior. 
^^mvic'.tAtittUeUu^iendfCtnelnfion, 

Uayc:  I  AbiirdU,or  lattice  if  (0^}tmthi&Ci  »lfo> 

a(wâtled)g/ttê,orjttejaubeâtjt. 
yMycic.Tow4ttfewitbrocb^witbreedty&Cit0  com- 

/#>Mc«  mekfim,mnkeor&iitvf,mtbmutinu, 

Ofé  '.a»;  eee  :  £  wttki,  latticed,  hwdUdy  tnampaT- 
'  btrdle$Jâtne9$,à%,  ■  ' 


firgmng. 

Qepfydre:  f.  A  Gardenerswateringpot-yalfo^an  houre- 
gtaJU/tr  veffell  which  meafuretb  homes  by  the  running 
ofwaterjOrfand  thereout  j  alfoj  an  ^fironomicall  in- 
Hrument  -merewith  the  mea/kre  of  Starr  es  is  talfcn. 

Ciepfydriè:  £ui  proportionable Jitft,or  limitted  runnings 
ordifUliing^ofwaterontofaCle^Çyàrej  or  offand 


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Qerc:  nuA  Clarke \  afchoUety  or  learned perfinybencei 
dlfi^  Cburcbman(wbdfl)ouU  be  leamed',)alfoia  Clarke 
m  an  Office  y  a.  lawyers  CUtr^p }  nd  geneyaUy^  any 
Temuman.         .  ^      •  '''^v:^^V'-  r. 

Ocrcs  de  la  ChambrcT&f  Jsiffgs  PrindpalyOr  domes^ 
tic  ally  Secretaries  ;  (tearmedfo  in  old  time.)  ' 

ClercàesÛ€&.TbeKtng^yOrMy  other  lordsyAttuwejif 

u  calkdfii  bfoaufe  he  Ifoepa  a  Regifterofthe  homages 
their  vafals  are  to  dOyMd  of  the  duties  they  are  topay. 
Qerc  iolut.  A  lay  y  orfecular  Churchman  (Qui  n*  a 
ijtt' tthcimiftlctonfurcj&n*  cftlic  af  cfglif^^ 

VeacmsJPrebendyCanony&c.       ^^ 
Qerc  tonfurc.  A  Ptiefi^  Sbauelmg  j  one  tVats  fkUy 
Ustrei  bus  Orders.         ^  ^  J       .      '       ^   . 
Pa$ dcCkvc.  A /Mijb trtckty  tmptrtment  âBy  find 
féntiâsy  cUldifi^or  ^iiorant  froce^inginmatt 
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Qerc  iufqucs  aux  dents,  lyell  red  in  a  porridge-pot  y 
an  excellent  Clarice  in  a  Coolies  Jbop  ^ 
lamais  danfcur  ne  fut  bon  clçrc  :  Prov  •  See  Dan- 
(cur»  -^ 

11^  parle  comme  vn  clerc  à'  armes.  Heejpeal^es 
.ihereefignorantfy^fimplyywithoutùroofèyor  sliiUyone- 
lybyhearefay.  •    - 

On  croit  d' un  fol  bien  fouvent ,  qu'  il  foit  Clcrc 
pour  fes  veftcmcns  :  Prov.  HandfimeyOr  decent  ap- 
parreU  malles  fooles  oft  pafe  fir  WffemCé't. 
Tout  ce  que  le  Clerc  laboure  folle  femme  deuore  : 
Pro.  Ali  that  thefchoUer gaines  his  wench  confumes. 
,  Clcrcelicre  :  f.  A  l^md  of  cour fe  ribban  wherwith  coun^ 
tr  ey  wenches  gird  themfelues 'y  al/iy  a  fir ingyorchayne, 
wherewith  women  hang  their  {eyes  to  their  girdles. 
Clcré.  A  liind  of  red  Hypocras^  ^ 
Clerement.  Cleerefyy  brightly -^  apparanttyy  emdent- 
'    ly.  ■■■  •■-  ■  •.  •  ;•'       J      :  ' 

Clcres-voycs  ;  f.  LatticeSyOrfecret  holes  tojpie  out  at\ 
croffe-barred  windoi^s(of  wood  or yron)through  which 
Memayfeeyand  net  befeene. 
Ocre;é  :  m.  The  Clergie.    . 

Clergcz.  7ho  Officers  of  luftice  (who  either  are^or 
pjould  be  learned)  werecaUedfo  infirmer  twtes. 
Clergcau  :  m.  ^pettie  clar\ey  vnder  Clarke ^  or  young 

Clarice.  -  '^ 

Ckrgeoii  :'m.  as  Clef  gcau  j  or^a  Singing  man^or  ^td- 

refieryina^eere.  '  % 

Oergc(ïe:  fl  A  learncdwoman. 

-Plmricckrgcik.  A  learned  penne.,       r  ♦ 

Clcrgi  e  :  f.  Learmngyslf^illyfciencey  Clarl^ejh'ip. 

Il  a  des  muids  dc  çlergîf  en  la  tcfte.  (So  were  they 

wontyinoldtimey  to  fay  ofy  a  great  learned mani)  Bee 

hatb  a  bujhell  of  learning  in  his  head. 

Mieux  uaut  plein  pomg  de  bonne  vie  qu*  avoir 

plein  muy  de  dcrgic  :  Prov.  Belter  a  little  bonefiie 

then  a  peat  deale  of  learning. 

Qcrical.  privilege  clerical.  The  priuiledge  of  the  Cler- 

\  giey  of  his  Clergie^  or  of  a  Clarice  .  Lool^e  Claica- 

■  turc,  \  .  .  -.^.  #  •  ■  .•  •  -  .  ■  — , 

Qcricalerricnt.  ClarticlyyPriefUi^e^çhollerHke.    ^ 

Qcricaturc:£  Clar^ejhip'yor^  the  being  a  Clarl^ey  or 

PrieftjOr  in  Orders.        -         >       -  ^         *»  v  w 

Privileçc  de  Qcricature.Tfce^wa&rfg^  tftbe  cler^ 

iie\  whtck/*^o  be  tried befire  the  Ordinaries  and  not 

vefire  a;ny  temporall  ludge.  •«  ^  ^  ^  "^  >^ 

Alléguer  fa  clcridaturc.  .7>  aUedge  bis  Orders^  and 

claime  the  priuiledge  of  his  Clergie^  or^to  appeàlej^ôm 

aCiiàUyOrltjludgevntohUOrainarie.    :  :^i>i^  > 

■Qcrté  :  f  as  Clarté.   ■ .  ;  >-  •■  -^h^.  ^.  '•.;■v^'  ; .  '-  K^'?'-\' ,. 
Clciche*  ^ Cliflc.    •*  '  V^^^^'^'^-^-'  < .•^:'^-'^ %:^p.^.'^Hr''^  ' 

Clicquçttes:  f.  cUc^etst^  or  fiat  hones ,  ^therewith  ol 

préttieratlininmfeismade.SeeChxiuextt. 
CUdc  :  f.  A  woodden  Engine  ofwarri  (now  oui  of  vfe) 

whkh  balding  by  a  counterpoifeyhurld  outywhen  ii  was 

loofedya  great  number  offiones. 
OicaiCAaytiaburdUy^yateyinabedge. 
C^f^nt:  m.  A  Chent^&rSuitùri  a  NoblemansKetéànery 

or  Folbmery  tbefcêpe  ofwbefe  attendance^  dutk  is^ 

tthepfote&ei. 
Clientdk  :  f.  PrateéGanyConntinaneeydefincis  f^kk 

r^figardjalfiynnmher^fiorepfcBeHts.       ^    "^ 
OlMtetf.JPlaifierersnigfyêrBefe. 
Cligne-  winkedyOf  twinckledae  withtbe  eyes. 
Oignemcnc  des  yeux  :  aw  \A  winl(tngy  or  twme\ling 

^ètbthe^es. 

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Oigncr  les  yeux.  To  winl^Cyor  twinckle  mtb  the  eyes. 
Clignetter.  To  twincf^lcyto  winlfeoftenyand  thïcl(e. 
Clignottemcnt;  m.  An  often  winlftng^o^' twmcliling 

with  the  eyes.  '  .  V 

Clignotter.  ^  Clighetter.     '  C 

Climaélcre  :  com.  climatericaU-y  wf)ence  ;  ^ 

L'an  climafftcre.  The  climatertcaUyeare-y  eutriefi- 

uentbyor  ninthyor  tbeé^  yeare  of  amans  life  y  all  very 

dangeroH^Sybuithe  laft/noft. 
Climaifteric  de  ^3  ans.  The  cUmaterically  or  danger 

Yousyyearc  of  6iy  at  which  age  diuers  worthie  men 

bauedied. 
Qimat  :  m.  ^  Clym^e ,  or  Cfymate  ;  a  diuifion  in  the 

Skiey  or  Tortion  of  the  world  y  betweene  South  and 
'     North.  ...  r       .     - 

Cliinatcrc.  Tan  climaterc.  See  Climââcrc. 
Climce:  f. CadmiajBMJjîr-Mrf.  % ;. 
Qin  d'oeil  ;  m.  The  twinclflihg  of  an  eye. 
Clincaillc.  Chinl(cs^oneyyCoyne.  (v.m.)       \ 
Cliiic-mucettc  :  f.  The  game  called  Hodman-blind  y 

Harrie-raclfit^yoryOreyouallhid.  ^ 
Clinique  :  com.  One  that  is  bedred-y  orfo  ficl^e  that  i^f 

cannot  rife.  s 

Clinquaillc.  <w  Clincaillc. 

Qinqualkric:  f.A  cbinlchigy  clinl(ingyringmg  of  much 
money -y  or  of  many  pannes  and  sl(eUetijo^^er  j  alfoy 
coyné^or(àsweiay)cbinl(es.  >    ^"'^^^^^  :    -- 

Qinquant  :  na.  Thinne  pl^te-lace  of  Gold  y  ùr  SU" 
uer.        ■■  ,  ''    /■*•'•■        .   ^  '  ■'^\' 

Clinquct  as  Cliquet  j  affiy  a  certaine  triche  in  wrefi- 

--ling.    .•      .  ..'      ■: 

Cliquaillc.^Clincaille^  ^/ 

Cliqucfbirc.-^S^^irf.       "* 

Cl\(lutv^Toclac{eyClapyClatteryClicl(eit. 

Cliquet  ;  m.  The  ringyl^nocl^cryOr  hammer  of  a  dore-,  al- 

foya  I/i^ers  cltcl^etyor  clapper-yalfoy  a  certains  Engine 
'     to  catch  fijhwithall. 
Cliqueter*  as  Cliquer  ;  or  as  Cloquer*  - 
Cliquetis:  m.^:^  Cliquettement. 
.Cliquette  :„  f.  A  cUcketyOr  clapper  j  fuch  as  Lasers  tar- 
^rie  about  with  them  y  aJfiyachildsraitUyOrx^clief 

Cliquettes.  ^Caftaçnettes.  à^^. 

Qiquettement  :  m.  A  clic^etting^clatterinj^clappîngy 

cûclfing  J  chattering. 
Qiflc:f.  Alittlewreathofwic\erytofitvnderadifh 
1  M  the  Table-y  alfoya  ni§ttle^rJmrdle  ofwiUpw^tsier 

'twigs.    '^  '  '  :^''^':>r--^.'Jf';J  '-.-^    '  >*^-v:. 

^  treillis  de  ài^c.  A I Attkef^  Grate  of  i»icl(er. 
Qifle :  m. ée :  f.  Made  ofwicl(er  iplaitedj  or  watled 

with  o^eTyCr  willow  twigs.    .>»^  :  ••  -•>  -^^v*  r  ^r^^^^ 
Qiftcre.S^rCWftere.  \''^Jifm^A^^ 

CKtie.Ordcaitic.i<Jtf4ri|^  'm^.  ^  '  '* 
X^Motisim.  A  womansVrmt^es. 
Cliver.  To  bawjleaneyêfbani  outward^  as  the  Ctife^  or 

HeepefideofabiUi  (anolaword.)       ^  . 
Qoaquc  :  £  A  eonmum  SmkeyOr  Sewer  h  a  towne. 
Qoche  :  f.  ^  UU^  ^  CUcke  j  to  ringyO}- firHe^al^ 

foj  tb€  vpper  part  of  a  Lymbec\ey  wherein  the  "va- 

fwrs  an  gatheredy  and  refolued  into  watif^alfiy  ^ 

little  Bell-refembling  vejffU^  wherein  Peareiare  ordh 

marHy  fiewedyOr  fodden. 

Oocnesdc  S.Laureiis.  Great  hUfidrsrifingmtbe 

fiuOy  through  beat.  V-*-. 

Hérbçaipcçloches.  WifbywindyBindweidy  Hedge- 
>  beh.        *     "^  ■       •  ■  '.: 

_>fcrtre  la  cloche  au  chat.  Tifttfeopigtofftherby 
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Aconfcildcfolclpchcdcbois:  Vroy.  Call  fioles  to 
coùnfeâbyawooddenbell. 

Q^ocht^xn2n.Uo\xtoTic\.ABeU^ii¥eatheï. 

C^ochcmt\\Utù:A  baiting. 

aochc-^icd.i  clochc-picd.  Haulting^limping^lame- 

Clocher  :  m.  A  Bell-fiunder.  \  -? 

Clocher  d'cglifc,  4;^  Clochicr. 

Clocher.  To  baultyor  limpe  j  to  be  lameyOrgoe  lamely  y  of 
aleg\âlfo  (infâme  places)  to  ring^or  toll  a  Bell^to  maf^e 
abcUfound^orflrilic.  :      . 

Clocher  devant  les  boiteux,  toappliebimfelfetn^ 
to  the  (faultie)  humors  of  other  s  y  mthapurpofc  to  in- 
deer e y  or  deceiue  tbem  ;  alfoy  to  fpeal^e  Latine  before 
Claries  ;  or  (more  generaU))to  fhct»  cunningyvfe  truk^y 
diffembky  or  play  the  l^nmeany  way  y  in  prefmce  of 
tbofe  that  are  as  slftlfidlas  Bimfelfi  ;  (In  all  which  fn- 
ces  we  alfo  vfe  the  fame  Prober  biallpbrafe  5  Jj  to  hault 
before  a  criple. 
Clocher  dcsdcux  coftcx.  To  hault  withy  or  on  both 

.  fides  J  inconfiant ly  to  doubt ^or  be  vncertainyWhofe  part 
he(bafltal(e^whatfidehcJhallfblloW'yOrytofoUoivnow 

the  oneythen  the  other fidcywithout  holding  touch  witb^ 
or  doing  good  vntOyeither.  --^.r 

le  fcay  bien  de  quel  pied  il  cloche  J  t»«^  bU  difeafc 
or dejrds well enougk  v^/^:  :i 

Clochcrie  :  f.  A  ringing^  peale  of  Bells.  |/     . 

Clochecier  :  ra.  A  Bell-founder.  ^ 

Qochettc  :  f.  A  littfe  Bell  i  affoy  fiitbiewind^&Cy  as 
'   Campanette.  ^  '    .;^  , 

Qochier  :  m.  ^Steeple  j  alfb^  ParijhyBoroughyor  viU 
lage  J  andfimetimes  (in  a  large fince)  a  Bifhopricliey  or 
D'loceffe.  ];/     '  .      ; 

Cloificr.  4^  Cloifonhcur.  ': 

Qoifin  :  f.  A  clofureyor  i^fure.       ' 

Cloifbn  :  f.  Any  thing  that  inclefethyOe  a  hedge  y  paUyOr 

ray  les  -,  and  (mo ft  properly)  a  mud  wall.  >  S 

Ooifbnneux  :  m.  A  maJfer  of  mud  walsjn^  inclofures. 
Qoifbnueux:  n).  eufe:  f.  FuUofyorbelongingto^ud 

walsybedgesyor inchfures.  ;     '^>-^-''^^^:    - 

Qolftral  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Of^  or  belonging  to^n  ^bbey^  or 

C/oiller.  •  ■..;;••:.  >iv.j .  .,  •  '.;       -^ .  )i:^,. .  :. -   , 

Qoifbe  :  ni4  A  Cloifier  ;  a  round  wallfi  or  inclofiire(€û- 
ueredouer  head/m)  enuironed  vritb  pillars  ;  alfOy  dH' 
AbbeyyVriorieJLeligiotié  houfe^  alfOyOi  Coloftrcc; 

Qomailblçs  :  f.  The  defence  which  a  horfe  maizes  With 

his  nether  HpjOr  gummes^agmnfl  his  But. 

Qoniife:  f.  Themkjharpe^muddkcècliley  teéùr- 
medyâPalour.  '"-'v-   .,.    ,^,^/     ,  ;>^î.>.. ,.^.,_";'  .' 

Qoper.^CIooier.     *"  /   * 

Oopiner.  To  limpCyW,  bauit,  (viini,)  '      •*"«i  *  ^ 
Cloporte:  m.  AfyoodloufefCbeflofyKUtb'm-k^. 
Qoquer»  <tf  CJocher.  T»limfeybauU,g§eùimfy> 
Se  mocque  qui  cloquc  :,Rov.  He  mtclp  that  vmji 
nucf  ;  (bme  ie/^  at  otoey  mens  iUfi^/tndjet  are  mofi 

Oorre.  Te  cUfey  hukfijbeige  hhfitt  vp }  alfi^  fimjb, 

âeceK^ûlh,peirfi0,ffuU(eMpid9f^tteJefj»barfey 
ie  preêtent,  / 

Qorre  onnpcev  Te  faffk,  conebule,  er  fiufi  ^c- 

Qont  le  ^  Qju  cloft  k^  ThMt  ceiuùtdesy  er 
gmsa fiart/ibnieKef^ eremite,  the eetttreuerfie ; 
(fold  mefltreperfy  of  one,  that  leapiMt  firtbHt,  both 
endstbeAert^wbuwliatbeU^tfit-.) 
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datants  that  hedges  not.  ; 

OSim.AClofe^Fieldinclqfed. 

CIos  bruneau.  The  tayleyOife.nocl^androe. 
CIos  :  m.  clofe  :  f.  Clofed^nclofed i  hedgediTiyfhut  vp  ; 

alfOybarredyfiopped;  fhrefiaUedypreuented  ;  alfoyfini- 

JhedyfidpUedyperfihedyaccomplifhed. 
,    Clos,  &  muni  de  toute!s  parts.  Armed  at  all  points , 

fùrmfijed  to  all  pnrpofes  j  prepared  againft  all  a^- 
^  tempts. 

Eft  at  cIos.  Ton  eftat  eft  cIoS.  The  officesyor  places  of 

his  hoiife  are  all  beflowed. 

Viilcclofc.  A  Cit;eyOr  walled  Towne.  - 

^Aclosyçux.Blindfiuld^oodwinl^t. 
Clofcuau  :  m.  The  NefllingyOY  Nefi-cocl^le  •  the  hp-hat- 

cbedbirdinaneafl.  •  ^'       :  '    ""  f   /  >', 

Clofcfiç : f. AnlnclôfureyOrthinginclùfed.  X'^^^^ 
Clofii^tim.Ahedgcrianinclofer.      >     ^^ll:    • 
Qolporte./i;5 Cloporte.  :-^-  . - 

dosser.Tocloclieli^cahenne.    •  *  > 

ClofTer  lc5  grains.  Many  (latines  yO  fear  es  to Jheot  vpy 

or  come  from  one  graine  of  feed,     v      •      -       ^ 
Cloftier.  ^^  GJauftier.  ! 

Clofture  :  f.  An  indofurei  an  inclofement  ofyor  tnclofmg 

with  ^hedges  yfalesy  &c  j  alfoya  conclufwHy  clofing^  fini- 

JUngyOrfbutting  vp\  MSyOffpeechyOfaccompts^&c. 
Qot:  rti.  loueraudot.  T(>  j(?/l7  atHarry-racIfety  or 

Hideandfind.    :^      v     ^  '   ;,.-^. 

Clou  :  in.  A  Nay  le  ;  alfoya  come  (in  m  foot  y  or  toe*^  and  * 

henceythe  Pinne  (in  the  bottome  of  a  Hau\esfoot.) 

QlouàhMdcs. A flreal^e-ruyle.  , 

Gk>U  de  caravelle.  Agréât  naylèyat  leafl  afoot  loni  ; 

vfedinlhips.         ;       .•.       •  . /:  ' 

Cloua  cxoàitt.ATentaTbool(e.  **  "^^ 

Clou  d'cftoupe.  *A^eal(ey  orjhcathing  vayle  ;  rfed 

injhips.  :  ; 

CjoU  de  girofle.  i4  C&irf. 

Clou  iha^cAclowteNayle.  ;        ^* 

ÇIou  de  ipang^erc;  ^fcupper  nayle-y  vfed  injhiv- 
^  pmg.  ■.■...'.  .>*T-  ' '.' ,  .^  ■./^  ■'■-..-•-•. .  ■ 

Clou  à  fbufflet.'  Jl  tacl^e-nayle  j  oi'  ihepnall  najle 

wherèMtb  bellowes  are  made  vp^or  mended. ^  ^  ^  [  ^\ 

le  n'en  donneroyc  pas  vn  clou  à  IbufBet.  î  would 
'   notgiueapmneyAchpy^TuJhyfbrH.       ^^^^^v? 

^A  doux  de  diamant.  Moflfkfiymofi  fj&fi  not  to  be 
'ftirredy^mpoffibletûbeloofea.     ^  x-^»^  -^  t;^      _ 

Compter  les  doux.  See  Gorapter:^f  ^  ^  ^^;    V 
-  Aiucr  (es  doux  à.  le  luy  ay  bien  rivé  lcs"d6ui.   1 

bauigiuenbim  his  fùU  payment  i  or  y  I  haue  fitted  him 

withanvnarrfwerablerepSeï  Ibaue  pwa^cdy  orfetlcd 

him  with  a  found  anfwer .'  ^-  -  7^>—  ^'î*/  ^^  •  -»  >-  v  ^ 

Vn  dou  fert  à  poufTer  Tautre  ;  Prd.Oiff  naylefertte^  j 
r   iodriueêutMnotheryonefiiindimployed  tnfupplait 

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Cloue  :  m.  éc  :  f.  î^ejUdy  fkfientit,  iffjntijttun  vnlh 
tu^fet, .     ,  -  !.  ^ 

Raye  douée.Tbe  roelfe  KAjfiirhHc^fedRay, 

Clouëmenc  :  DU  >r  »4)f/i»r. 

Gouër.  Te  mefUytefaftm,iijniei  erfit^,ifitb 

douët  à  doux  <fe<li4ai«ic  5f«  Clou.       " 
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Ci«>uir.  r#  cf f]^  A^  frêébàcejêUMg  mus^  ma  egges  that 

h^iubemjktamthtMrfiJlitm. 
Qouififc:  £  mVd^àc  ^Marlcillos. 
ODufièr.ittOQ&r. 
Qouflculc:  f.  Aclùt^ghamt^orhamtbâîvfti  tc 

dêclfjtmuck. 
Qouticr:  m.Anafln^âné^-fimthiafeUerêr maimer 

Qoyc.  m  CUfc  A  imrdU^.  \ 

Ouchcr.asQloûçT.Têckcke.  ;^ 

CTypfcdric.  Z^^f  Clcpfyiirc» 
Cîyftcrc:  m.  A  gUftef. 
Ic  luv  apprcflcr  jy  vn  dyftcrc  barbarin.  /  wiSfrù-  ; 
*  uï^tfvf  her beWi  d  fUi^r cfweorme guis. ^Rab. 
Gyi^crilc  :  m.  ce  :  £  Cùfini^d -^  applud  éUy  ^r^made 
into  y  A  gUjlti  J  cMucytd  by  a  gùftn  vf  M9  the 

Qyûcriicr  •  Tù  cpphe  a  glifier\  tê  cnuQ  by  gUfier  vv  in- 
to the  guts 'y  àf$,to  malftypr  fiUatl^giMtOyagUflar. 

Qvtoris^m.iw  Clitoris.  * 

Coac:  tBu  The  crêéû(ingjBr  ctk 9f  frogs. 

Coaccnration  :  £  A  lOAcenutmn^  heaping  together 

CoadjUtOff:  iru  AcOAdiutmr^belfrngfeUmy  prfe'' 
helper^ 

Coadimation  ^£  A  co:iiurMjm^atheY'mg^j[cmblm^ 
^vmrnt^Mynrngtoget^^^  # 

Coagulation:  Î.A  coaguUliMyCongealing^cr  curding  ; 

M  tujmingzntc curd:  '  '  ■  ^ 
Coaguler.  To  coagulate  ;  curd,&r  congtak^o  a  curd-, 

towfnetogetoei'^ormai(etoiayne»  '«* 

CoaiDc:  £  Cour  ft  wool! \mot^&emr/ec. 
Coainc.^Cocnnc*      \^  ; 

Coaldccr-  To  cbftjLoync^wr  grm  together  againe. .. 
Ocyirdtt:  m.  cc  :  £  StroMtd^  T^^f(^  ^  ibruftburd 

together-^  repramed^  9t  brought  wdbin  a  narrât»  com- 

Coar(^cr.  Tjofirane^preffe^  or  tbruft  bard  together  j  tê 
rt^oBK^ bring wètbménarramcompaffi^  ;. 

CUxàJtnKuTtKviuUrEMgJi^niàÊg^  writbtg  ^a  beajl; 

the  m^u^tngym  nef-^êci^^  ^ 

Coi»gmeote:iiuÀ:£  Jwcreafidiogeàfer^or^nmch 

mcreafed.  '  • 


Cx:^:m.Té  bruifi^Uaifi 

CobeOttvncdodie.  TêtêoéonhiAiêr^TUÊiknêt 

fifmitJmtfijaÊitJbrUftiênefytbemsefde. ,.  ;    . 
Çobtèr.«Cobctcr^Cepcc£,  V    .^  •  •    ..  ^ 

cél[es^fromdjorfirwardMÊtM9clfe.^^ 

Cocvak.hemBaàUcocuàe.A^a^uf'^»céf 

mode  nfèer  the  êUfafbim.  See  Coqvaré^ 
CAKxdcmrWL^fimd  Afe^fertGuUjflnifmSaMce-^ 

èn^me  AÊtiambetterfiurerfckliMomhkh^ 
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From  bien  cochc.  TIm/^^  hifjbcn  both  fides  of  the 
firetÊf.  .^ 

Pillules  cochces .  ^  certaine  comjojkiên  of  Pills, 
whuh purge  the  bead  zerie- fir oiighe. 
Cochclin  :  ,in.  A  {indofcal^e  fill  9 f  notches^  andgikcn 
infome  parts  of  France  (as  auoui  tloisj  into  cbiUnn 
fwr  Sew-yeares-gifts. 

Cothenijlc.  Cutcba^tcaUyWheremth  Sl^arfet  is  dyed. 
CochepieiTC-^  bird  lil^e  a  BuU-fcmh^hatfeeds  nwfi  on 

the  Ipernels  ofcberriftwei. 
Cochet:  w»  A  C^achmjin. 

Cocher:  IÛ.CIC-  f*  of  a  Uacb^  CoachJmfr^ii^ncc] 

^onccochcvc.  ACojich'boufedûre. 
Cocher.  To  au  l(Cy  nod^e^  or  mai^e  notches ^lujm  a  tally  j 

(alfojLo  baue  to  doe  with  a  woman,  ^id) 
Cochet  :  m.  A  Cocl^crelly  or  coclfe  cbui^e  j  alfo^  a  Jhotfy 

•^jbeUyFigge. 
Cochevis  :  m.  The  copped  Url^e\  the  Larl^e  that  hath  a 

little  tuft  fiandmg  on  her  head. 
Cochia  itxL  A  Coachman. 
Cochiere  :  £  A  Coojch-woman  ^  a  woman  that  driues  a 

Coach.       •  ^^  . 

Cochiri:  m.  y^  Pîjgfi 

PcMfsoi^gorrct^  cochin,vic  en  r  eau,  &  iDort  en 

ymJVaterifl^  Acuta  retjuiremuchnme  both  for  tbeii' 
^drejmg^and  dsfgefim. 
Cocnoa:  m.  A  Pigge. 

Gras  comme  vn  cocbon.  (yre  /iy  tbefameytsfot  as 

aPsgge. 

Manjger  Ic  cocbon  enfemblc/  To  cumptotyOgreem  a 

flae^efnem  a  conj^acie  tomber  ^(belilfe  in  old  ttmt 

when  conjpirators  met  Ua^rre^nd  conclude^  their 

frmcipaUdi^hnMjJ^i^e.) 

Rappeler  le  co^on.  To  repeat  the  words  wherwhh 

he  began  ^to  come  to  the  matter  againeé 
Cochobne  :  m.  ce  :  £  Psgged^fsrrumed.  .  ^ 

Cpchormcr.TofonraWytapigge/obreed^brw^^         j 
"f^es^  a  Suw'y  aifo^  cocJ^^berifhy  nourdh  dainth 

fy^fMl^afiileof.  • 

^nnç%:nL  ^  JhoUyOrJbete  pigge^afrethe  big 
ocnofffiiere  :  £  ASorn^  ut  Semfigge^ 

^iescauCoefiydourdcs. 
~i.  iXi  Coquducbon. 
:  m« ^ Crocodile 3  n  C/ocodile^   ^^^ 

JUC  4e  Cypres^  KutjUr  Cbg^ftbe  C^es  uee. 

Cocque  ifociih  An  tggjt^U.    . 


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Cocu  :  m.  ACf^l^  ;  a^o,a  GurnaidjOr  Curre-Jlifir^Oy 
aCMclpold.  (S«f  Coucou.)     '    -  '^-  ^qpI^ 

Cocu  oocuanç.  A  C9clf!dd'mdfer^âGrafe4)$ritél 
Cocu  cocue.  A  Osûfpld^wiùaë.       -^^  ^ 

Pain  â  cocil.  ThefinnUefi^unddaintufi  redAts^ 

rame.  ^    v'  .^;«    .   ■  '^'■^■ 

Pam  61Ç  cocu.  C'^kùe^bread^  ^Ueluya^  Stukmerte^ 
faureTrifmUjfrioed'ftfrrellyWo^  ^ 

flTtut  mieux  eihectKni<^a)^^ 

Coca  ;  fli^ocuê:  tCuclfoUedjue^uCuc^aU^  crvo- 

Uasfeeoi  rheheeg^Sfamrn-y  eâSUj^Secsife 

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CoCuye.  s^^ 
Cocycide.  h 

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Codicilaire 

,  miOyibcnej 

Codicik:» 

Codicillairc 
Codignat  :  \ 

Codig^iai 

Codfe  :  ,£  ^ 
Coiâfe* 

Cocffc.  ct^fi 
Cocffer.  To 

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Cocliaque: 

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Coelibat.Lfl 
Coeneuxin 
Cocnncdel 
Coépelicr.  1 
Cocque  :  m. 
Co€rtion,o^ 

[training  i^ 

Cocfte 

auncientG 

Coeftoo-T 
Cocterael 

Coétivé  :  m 

Coétivane 

wenting^ 

Coctîver. 

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Cocixè  ;  f.  HcmlockeMf^l(>cke,heafht  bermtt^x. 

CoCuyc.  See  Cucuyc. 

Cocytidc.  bSmroc  cocyudc.  -^  Im  rf  the  dfueOi  ^ 

'    m4fèll,criieU,orbeUifi  ffllam. 

Codicilairc  :  com.  One  that  is  eUSeivnto^or  wfiuuttd 

mio^x  benefice ^Jrf  CodicïU. 
Codicifc  :  m.  A  Coduile^fceduleji^ill  awuxi 
Cod  icillairc  ^^  Codicilairc. 
Codignat  :  in.  Codinlaclf^  M^trfMlaie  tf^m^jts. 

Codigiiat  àzioxxi.  Bread.  j  . 

Codfc  :  f.  A  qutfi,  or  ceyfi  j  alfi,  d  ni^t-cafj^  See 

Coiâfc.  ^  / 

Cocffé.Coy/ed;SeeCoiStc. 
Cocffcr.  Tocojfi,  TPçareac^jty  put  on  n  coy^  See 

Coiffer.  \^. 

Cocfilirc:f.^Cocffe.  *        _ 

Qot^i^'-m.^ fellow ^ or mâlchvnto^ one  ibats  m  all 

points  equâU  to  anùther. 
Codliacjuc  :  com.iï^  CcDaquc 
Artcrc  coeliaouc^i^  mame  brawuh  of  the  great  Ar- 
ter ie,  from  which  U  defctnds  vnt9  the  iiidrtffe^  and 
tntralli.  .     » 

Coclibac.  Laoi|[f  Celibic. 

C6cncux:m.cil{c:f.3frrif/i0'ri^,yfftfeif.         ' 
Cocirac  dc  lard  :  f.  The  sl^mm  ofbécon  i  Sec  Coifhc. 
CoépcUcr.  Ttf  cfci/>n^^«^.  (v.in.) 
Cocquc  :  m.  A  cooper imryOf  çêêPCTcener.  ^ 

Cocrtioo,ouCoer6iioo.  A  rtflramt^aff^ulfion^a^f 

flrauuniyâiftpmj^infêibte^m. 
Cocftc  :  m.Avefk,  tbicke^nd great gtoMi,  vfid  bj  the 

auncitnt  Grecians  in  their  Theater  combats. 
Cocfk».  Ttf  yjttw. 
Coctcmd.:m.dlc:ÙUetimaB. 
Coétivc  :  au  ce  :  f.  Fêmenttdycberijbedy  l^tptwarmi. 
Coétivcincnt  :  m,  Akeepmg  warnuy  a  cberifbhrg^fi^ 

mermng^freferumgmnAtwaUheat. 
QoctWa^Tê^entyOr  Ifeepe  warme-,  t9cber^  tnrfre- 
mfcrue^nnaturaUheat. 
Coeval  fi»  coëvanx.  Bù  equâUs'm  agei  tbofi  that 

bedsoUtéshe.  /  . 

Coeur  :m.  Ahearty  â^^ebeart^fmndythoMgbt^ei- 
fiâion-^  inward  cimceUfincie^ir  opmian 'y  edfojeon- 

féige/netuU^fimnaci(€%  a^è^ecwe  ^frmt\a^0he 
^neere  êfa  Cbmrcb  ^  nlfb^  the  hearUr^emblmg  dfer- 
rieycâttedjthe  French  jof  Spanifif^rrk  ;  êfo^be  vp^ 
fer  y  larger^  0Md  mort  fineéle  j  orifice  oftheflo- 

fGôeuT  dbyucnaufin  coeur  ^fajrucc  L 
l.^§riniddcJl^fFintu. 

J^nÊint  dc  coeur.  A  ^ffrèfterytir fi^pttg  hof. 
>}&rbc  decootr.  Heart^werty  or  Heart-min 

Picards  caU  Sage^  and  C^f^ffrnfaliMk^fi 

Par  coeur.  BjiheanJyraài^rMlilfy  witbont 
Iwithont  mijjsng. 
*  MûQ coeur  ^^jOufiât^BiaU^M'rtô 

llU(ebmnntf  1  cannot  abède  him.  -^^^ 

Avoir k cbnir.  Ilalecoeurifo  en  bomie  pan. 

lUJsnmInmefiy  ^Uattt^  vaiiam^ynr^^fiUew.  -r^ 

H  en  aurakcocur  Acc  Itt  m£  i«iU^>^ 
refêlMeiêfOoe  matter. 

^AcmccùTpgySccexm^TêlêbênrJIrme/mdenÊ^  bj 
^nUthemimeîktbnA. 

Bût  le  cjoeur  an  ventre  Thaï  thearei^ 

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Tenir  fon  coeur.Tt  be  are  a  grudge ^^e  a  ff^ight  vn  - 
to  y  to  carnea^leene  a  long-time  agamfl. 
Qoeur  conccnt,8c  manteau  fur  l  clpaulc:  Piov.T/?? 
heart  contenty  and  clêlfi  throwne  tuer  thefhoulaer^ 
(either  becaufe  the  contented  man  wear  es  it  (o  in  loUh 
tie  Î  or  becan/è  be  cares  not  greatly  bow  bee  weans 
it.)  ^ 

Le  coeur  fait  \  peuvre  ;  non  pas  les  grand  iours  : 
ProT.  Hat  length  of  day ,  but  firen^ib  of  hearty  rids 

Le  coeur  ne  veut  d^uloir  ce  que  Y  oeil  ne  ptut 
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eyes/uthmtbe  heart. 

'Apovrc  coeur  petit  (otihait  :  Prov.  Little ^n:i^ 

Content  law  thoughts  y  or^yOn  humble  heart  u  humble  m 

dcfircs,        ■      '  : 

.    Belle  cherc,  &  coeur  arrière  :  Prov.  A  fhtre  locl^e, 

andfhlfe  thou  this  :^  or^  froward  loqlie ,  anJ  frow  >  c  '] 

tboughts\ohe^  thatjpçj\cs  mc  fhire^  andwijhes  r?) 

tbr^twcre  cut.     . 

JJpon  coeur  ne  peut  mentir:  Prbv.  An  bjoneji  heart 

tunnol  diffemble-j  Scelle  Mçnûr. 

En  petit  ventre  grand  coeur  Prov./f  z^eat  heart  m 

a  little  bodie-y  peat  courage  inaÇm^U  corps. 

love  triftc,&  coeur  orav  lillc  :  Prov  ./<//  loy  bath  fad 

efecls  in  troubled  hearts. 

Quand  les  yeux  voyexu  ce  qu'ils  ne  vcirenr  onc- 
.  qtics,  le  Cireur  penfe  ce  qu'il  ne  penfâ  oncques: 

Prov.  ^^mr^ùonted  abieSs  breed  vnwoonted  thoughts. 

Qui  n'a  coeur,  ait  jambes  :  Prov.  He  thaf dares  not 

truji  to  hiâ  hands  bad  beft  truft  to  his  heeler^or^e  that 

dares  net  fight  may  do  well  to  fUe.  ^       - 

Cocurct:  nu  A  little  heart.  j 

Coeur-^illi  :  m.  A  Ui^ie^flotbfiMjfaint'beartedyWbite 

liueredj  creature  i  a  flincber-y  one  that  hath  ttat  the 

courage  to  endwhat  be  bath  begun. 

Coferruminer.  To  mmgle^yne/rfolder,  yrcn  mth  #- 
tber mettaUs.  -^ï^^  ^     , 

Cof&e  :  m^A  cojfer^  cbefi,  tmuh^l^e-^  alfo^  ^"^/^ 
cbe^oftbebodie.  -  ^-^ 

En  coffire  ouvcn  le  jufte  oechc  :  Vïov.Oppmutàt'ie 
mai[€s^  warrants,  a  tl»ep.  > 

Cofixe:iD.ée:ilPMi)if#  IT  c^ 

nedyOf  layedvp.       .^«>  ^  i^    >     r 
Coflfrcr.  To  put  into  a  ebefi^  coffer.  ^ 
Cof&er  aulcun  en  prifbn.  Ti^iff^ 
\eepe  inpr^  ^  t^j^Vf  chje^feben  I 

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coffer,     i^, 

CoSiier  riau  Acfffer-malfer^^  d^ 

Prince. 
Cofin:itL  Acofin^y  a  ptat  candle^afti  or  any  fitch 

cMi^great^and  round  rtenfik  cfwicl^.,  . 
-^   Conaâroi^esL  Awmanstnas\e.      -    ^        -^ 
CoBnetitn.  A  tittle  coffin,  basl^y  orbox  (ofwicl^er, 

ijr%.)  ■'^''   ^   "  »V^^^*^>-i_i'--^i^ ■■*;•••'■_'• 

Cog^^ation  :  £  A  cogitàttanytbongbtJmaffnatêÊn^ct^ 

jSeratian^urpofèyproieS.       :     / 
Co0tnr.Tii  cogitate^bini[e/nufè^pne^onfideryCon^ 

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Cogncu  :  m.  cue  :  f.  liwmne^ \mnti^iifcefnei^feï^ 
ieiiéedyVMdnjiooi\  nMed^  notâhU^  nùtomus^noU  ; 
acl^nowUdgedjfwntd^dMamti. 
Chafe  perdue  eft  brs  cogoeue  :  Prov*  The  worth 
ofibmgsulfBownewbeMweybebft. 

Co^nil:  m.TbebaJUrdTMmMfijh'yOryéuCo^od. 

Cognoiifance  :  f.  Kpowlcdge  j  acquamtamejpunilia- 
rukwitb'ysl^illycunningyexpeyienceiny  a  wtice^  or 
mtiùM  ;  an  inteUittnct yVwaerfUndinf^  or  Mpfrebenfi- 
on  ofi  éfOy  ddeedyorfcedide  of  oclpiowUd^miMty  or 
comfefm  of  a  debu&c  ;  alfoyd  badge  y  or  cognsfaunce. 

CogaoîffantKww^»^;  vnderflânding'yafprtbtndmg, 
perceiuiffg'y  alfi,wifeyeunnmgjUarnedy^xpertyStiU/uU, 
weltfcencyin.  ' 

Cogaoiftrc.  To  know  ;  vnderftand  ;  skilly  wot  welly  or 
be  affuredy  of^  be  fklly  acquainted  wiih\  to  kenne/if 
ccxne.appr(hendyptuciê$C'yalfo^to  confijfe^  aclffiow^ 

^      ledge  'y  adnow. 

Cognoiftrc  d'  rnc  civSc.To  take  notice  of^eak  iriy 
cr  intermeddle  withy  a  fuit  y  or  caufe ,  depending  m 
:  law.  .■.",■  '■\. 
Qui  nc  tc  cognoiftroit  (bonne  bcftcl)  ^a  man 
knew  thee  not  thou  vrouldjlmake  him  beleeue  thou 
wert  a  verie  Sa'mt  ;  I  k^^ow  thee  but  top  well. 
Sc  cognoiftrc  en  Mcdeane^T^  i?^^  infight^or  fret^ 
tie  ik^UyinPbfficke. 

hcrbe  qu'  on  côgnoift  on  la  doit  lier  i  fon 
dôi|t^rov.|F^  it  u  nmflvnfajè  to  dealt  with  i/»- 
knowne  me4iciniu)  .  . 

La  Maifon  fait  cognoiftrc  Ic  Maiftrc  :  Prov.  By 
the  houfe  one  may  gbe fiat  the  owner  ; .  by  thejkChiony 
or gonernemtnt  thereof^  what  hU  abilities  and  btsmor 

•mm  .    ,.    -^^  ,    ■>  '  -,  *    .  ■ 

On  cognoîÛic  diable  à  fcsgrifFes:  Pro  y.  Looke 
^Diable.         .    ^ 

Qui  bien  fc  cognoîft  peu  fc  priTe,  qui  peu  (êj>rife 
Dieu  lavîfe  :  Prov.  who  k^owesbimfèlfebinfelj^  di^ 
^ifeiy^hefel^-defpiferGùdadinfeu  '-'■-'■•■■■/. 

Gognofcitivc  :  £  Thefkcultie  ofknawhjg^  vnderfianm 
diHgydifcemng\anapprebenfiuepropertie.   ^"^^^Z' 

Çoguoil  :  tn.Afifhlikt  vntb  a  Mackerellybut  greater ^ 
and  thicker 'y  or  as  Co^ïL  /wJt:    ;    ^ 

Coherence  :  (.^  coherence^  ether encie^y  a  cleanings 
orjlicl(tng  of  matters  together  ;  a  hanging  thereof  one 
vpon  another  ;  a  k»UtingyVnki^  orjaflemng  thereof 
one  vnto  the  other ^  *^  -       •  ;  •  ^     * 

Cohcrtion  :  £4;rCocfrion.    '      .    t:        ^  ^ 

Cohibc:  nLce:  {.^eftramed^pedjreprejfedi  curbed ^ 

r^betdm^iptvnder.  .^ ••,,u-,.       ■  •  ■  -^^  :.*.... àvint:^ /; .  ■ .. 

Cobjbcx.To  tefhra'mej^pjkt^epefeicurbep  bold  in,  ^ 

ke^Jbortorvnder.   ^. -X-P-^- ■:./■''  .-'-iM'^ 
Coma:  m.The fhnale ôiAe\ (v^  longer 

land  broader  leafèyandajborterandle^ 
comeyfbantbe  male. ,  ^i.  j^> 

Cohorte  :  i  A cohoriyor contante yband,  ortronfe,  of 
foiddiêkfs. 

Cohomàc  tUgo^d. 

Cohue  •  f.  A  hall  to  plead  in  X  a  Seffions^ufe^orjbire* 
fc#iï:^rctt.&Nonn.    \  / 

Coirtfu  The  crie,  or  grunting  y  ofpigges,jandjoung 
Jwinem 

Col  00  Coy  i^MetyftilL 

Coiaux  :  m.  Retnrned^r  bfjraflersfgn  Building} 

Coicjic  :  £  Tke  jeatbertngoffm  anm.  (yjok^ 
Coiflhmt.  Vnttmg  onacoi/èi0r  any  other  xki^^  ^ 
coyfiiaUoykefottingi^gultingJbeffiiling,  deteumgy 

(LffokiicCiÂSer. 

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fktfanmcley  or  keUy  wherein  the  bowels  are  lapped. 
Coîfïe  d'une  touri  The  couering^  09  higbejl  outlet 
wind»we$^fatower. 
Coiffe  :  m.  ce  :  £  Coijèd^ttWedwith  a  coifi  l  alfoy  guU 

led^gmUd^abifedidlfOyfiUedyerpofefeeian^ 

fieredyor  befbttedywith. 

Cailles  coiffées.  ^0^»M. 

U  eft  ne  tout  coifltc.  Borne  rich  y  honourable  y  firtu^ 

nate  j  borne  with  Ue  mothers  kercher  about  his  head* 

wraptmbismolhersfmockeyfayweialfOyheeU  veril 
maidenlieyfhamefkc'deyheloe. 

Coiffer.  Tocoi/è,orputa  cojfi  ipon^  alfo^  tobegnile^ 
gnttycoufen^ceiue. 
Se  coiffer  de  foliés  opinions.  To  inter taine^ put  on 

find  opinions  i  to  befit  himfelfiyor  to  filiypofefey  or  pe^ 
fier  his  heady  withalt.    - 

Coignacier  :  m.  The  greatyor  pearCy^ince  tree. 

Coigiianc  m.^û[ïtc:fjyedging^ning  with  a  wedge, 

drming^  kicking  fift  in. 

Coignaflc  :  f.  Afimale^wue.orpeare  3umct.  the 

g^atefti^id^'^me. 
Coignautond.  l{jml(mgy  leachetieyVenerie  :  €Rab. 
CoÇné:  nuécj£  Wedged  y  diêteny  ot  knocked  in  ^ 

ftampedycoyned.     .         ^  . 

CoimcauJViM/^Pnairpr 

.bicau.         .  .- , \*-''.. 

Coiçjr^J.AnhaUhetyOraxe.       \  ' 

letter  le  manche  après  la  coince»  To  throw  the 
helue  afîer  the  hatchet  \  to  loofe  courage  in  aduerStiei 
or  after  one  lofe  tomake  wilfiUJhipwracIce  rfaU. 
Contre  coigncc  ferrure  ne  peut:  Pro.  Weakekck} 
camot  yefApmghatchets.  %  v 

C(^ffit-î^M.m.AnsdlefiUew*y  one  that  fiends  his 
time  and  trauell  torn  purpofe^y  or  y  one,  that  will  nei- 
ther do  good  himfilfi^iorfufer  others  to  do  any. 

Coigner.  Towedge^tofiftenvnth  a  wedge -y  to  driue 

hardyorlpsockefip  in,  éu  wifh  a  wedge  ^  alfi/oftan^, 
orcoine.   ^'^  ■  •  tvr'-^;../.;^^;.^/,.,^?  ^^-^^  . 

Coffi;ner  feftusrT#  loofi  his  time,  et  fiend  k  to  no 

Coi^cr  fes  Itamcs.Tofupprefe^hoUi'm  hh  teares 
*  bf force.  :  •       .     •:v-..:.^.^.  ^r  -.:;..-  ^v?,,. . 

CoigoeC.  \a  Htle  wedge  ;  alfi,  a  little  cone,  or  cer- 
ner.    f.;:(;/    ■  '"■*,:,-.         V- „■  i.^--.. :^.^ ■/•'.■• '■•■;■■,•>     ■;. ^ •:<>.■ ',;<: 

CoimûzÙX.Alfindoffinall,  and  bnght-neene  ver- 
mmej^chfharke  e^^and  cut  inpeeces,  the  tendrtls, 
^  and  grapes,  ofVmesi 
Cornier  :  m.  A  Quince  tree. 
Co^oir  :  m,  A  wedging  toole  j  a  wedg^l/M^^^:- 
CoiaasComfi,\alfi,tbecryy9r  ^ntingoffjks,ài 

,    yof^Swrnoi  a^,  thefiMn^^  f^ylf  ^Vm  vS^  ^ 

terpiUers*y&c. 

Coin dcbame.  A caie^or 4^ (of  the 
^JhionofourponMdyefktitir. 

Cokidtmcr.AkMMf^Si^ 
Sc  CoincherJcr/e  Conoiier. 
Coilie.  asy  Co&mcj  l*r  i^««  ofBakon  ;  alfo,â  thick 

filme,  or  sknm^^fucbmis  vfiaUy  oifà  ftandmg^and 

fUnl^gfluHe. 
Coif^  :  to.  Amdge  j  alfo^  d  quince  \alfi,  an  ajfgU, 

fm^^eir  cmferi  a^^acoyne,  or  fiamp,vpon  afeece 

ofcojne.  "* 

Gbing  ^^  hetirre  :  ^ee  Coim 

Bsmxmcomg.Tolodgeagjtafe'mtke^tedt^ 

^  iofaftoeke.    •- 
Pour  fendrekbobilÀikscqingsdiilKMsmefiEM 

tookelMs.  \ 

Toitt  &appex  à  VB  mcfinc  coiag.^mtdi  h^  «^ 

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the  houfe yû 
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fidther.  .  /■'     ,      ^ 

Adur^ou  mauvais  noeud  mauvais  coing  :  Prov. 
Saydofs  fwâggeriMg^  or  litigious  fèllow^^matcbed 
-Wiih  one^inhls  owne  l(indjWo?Je  then  himfelfe. 
Fol  cft  qui  de  ion  poing  faift  coing  :  Prov;  He  is  a 
fiâle  that  mkes  a  wedge  of  bis  fift  j^  didftrong  mUo\ 

.  r^bo  attempting  to  riue  afjUnder  a  great  tree  which 
tajina  for  eft  half e  clonisn^andbeld  open  with  wedges  y 
tney  flipping  downe  it  clofedj  and  inclofed  his  hands  Co 
fafiythat  he  could  not  pull  them  outjbut  quiclfly  became 
g  pray  vnto  wild  btafis  ;  whereupon  this  prouerb  calls 

*  any  man  fiole  ^  that  pre  fumes  too  much  onhisowne 
Jlrength ,  or  knowes  not  the  right  vfe  of  his  owne 
things.)  \       '^'    ,  ' 

Mcfchantc  vie  quierc  fe  coing  :  VioYuin  euill-liucr 
would  euer  be  lufl^mg.      ^  jfc 

(ioingne  :  m,  éc  :  f.  ^  Coignc. 

C}oinquination  :  f»  AcaiHquination^r  coinquinatingi 

a/oyffng^  dcfilsngy  polluting  ;  defaming. 
Coinquine  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Coinqumated-Joy led,  polluted, 

defilcdyalpiydejhmed^l 
Coïnquincr.  Tocoinquinati  ^^poSuiey/oyle^dylci  al/o, 

toÀejhme. 
jCoint  :  m.  cointc  :  f.  ^ant^  compi^eat,fineyfpruce^ 

brisl^jfrnirlye^  fmug^  daintiey trim,  tricl(ed  vf. 
Cointelligent .  Hrtâng  intelligence ,  holding  priuat 

correfpondencieywith^    '^ 
Cointcmcn  t.  Quaintly ,  comptly,  finely  y/prucefyyneat^ 

Ipytrindy y  daintily. 
Coin  tifc  :  f.  ^aintnesy  comptnes/uatnes^rimnes^fi^ 
,    nesyfprucènesydamtines.  ^   - 

Coipczu.tn.  A  chsp. 

Vin  de  coipcau.  5fe  Vin. 
Coiraux  :  m.  Fat  oxen  yfucb  as  hauebene  fed  both  in 

the  houfe^nd  field.  # 

Coifiie.  as  Cocnnc.  The  s1(inne  oftâcm  ;  andyth'out^ 

ward  hard  rinde  y  or  sl[tn»e,of  anfCucb  tbi^jg»  i 
CcÀ(rm;m.AeuÛ;Honyêifo,apiUow.  ;    ♦ 

Coiftrc:£i4fi^f/^rtffpfd^   ;  A-     *  ^      >f  4 
Coiti  :  &  ;  Coitis  :  mCou»  j  tf^  the  bltu-^eaH^ed 
.  ftnfewhereoftis  madiy^_--:/^.xO<-'  ^  ■       m  v 
CxmtC:i.Thtti€{ifabeilM*^        "^    :      ^'^^^^^^^    >^ 

CoïnC']^omtù:  i  A ^Mltjoir  quitted couermg, for  a 

..     bed.  'y-y^'-^r 

Col  ;  m.  The  nec\\  «  nec^ei^   C?r^r 
, .  JOol  du  bras.  %J)e  wrift.  .  ^  ;^:  1^  ,  ^      ^, 

Col  de  gnie.  ^VviMi-£ri3^  1r^^^ 

Tinkneeale*,anhurb.  ^ 

Col  &nno%,Tbfnecl(eof4kme\  the  Jlenderi^pa^ 
\  fbettofy  hamni  a  kfooiy  m  Uggepart  next  vnto  it. 

Col  d'oye.  The  fort,  w  vffet  offomeBsts,  made 

YoundyéMbow'àg  like  the  necï^^agoo^ 

Col  au  jicéL  The  injtup. 

Col  romptt.  The  necl^Jfurjl  ;  d  fmall  halfe-rifing  in 

the  mid  le  of  the  mouth  offome  bits. 

Col  d^une  Vigne.  The  fiocl(  of  a  Vine*,  or,  m 

Courlon, 

Tordre  k  col  1  To  slforne  difdamiy  contemne,  lo^e 

M>laphuèr.  T«^;^«r^fèf. 

Ccrfas .  A  DerliutkHf  t  dimmutiue  of  Nicolas; 

IKni  colas  6ûllon.  WfSêmi.  Nidiolas}  m  fir  Stmt 
Nichohtt/îr^î^UrfaiiKm.  Rab. 
Çotacoire  du  nez.  tHh  /pmtit  Imk  thr«ugb  whkb 
ibe/kiiull  pajfetbfitinbe  brâmtm  tbe  i$^tbrib. 


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Colaturc  :  f.  An  exprejjionyorflraining  j  alfoyfi  cobture-y 
the  tbsngfirained'yoryathinne  liquor  which  bath  pa  fed 
through  a  firainer. 

Cole  :m.  Afiormie^r  tempeftuous  gale  of  wind. 

Co\c:(.^ngeyyfhollrr. 

Cokrc  :  f.  Sf  r  Cholerc. 

Colct.^  Collet. 

Colete:  m.cc:  Llmhraced  about  the  nec1{y  ai foywrafi- 

ledyflriuenydrftrugledwith. 
Colctcr.Toimbrace about  thejtecl^e  j  alfoy  towrajile, 

jifiueyor  fir  ugle  with. 
QoltVLvtC'fMf^CoxAcMwxt^An^dder. 
Colcuvrcc.  ^  Coulcvrc. 
Coiiart.  Atii/idoffmootb,  and  firaw-coloured  T(ay^ 

fifb.  *  .: 

Ccnizux.fhename ofaîfindofôliues.      '       ,v  • 
Colier.Sff  Collier. 
ColnnhzaQS.  Small  picl(ledOliues. 
Colii  nbales..  Tif^^/^iiw. 
Colin  :  m.  Collin  y  a  proper  frame  (and  a  deriuatme  of 

NichoUs -y )  al fo ya  S e/t -cob yor  Gull;  (or  as  Collin.) 

Colin  tampon.  Tfcr  Drumme^found  oftheSuiJjhs 
''  march.* 

Grand  colin.  Adifgra^efidliearmeoftbe  ranime  of 

Maraud,  bcliftrejcoquin^&c. 

Gros  colin.   BramiCy  or  the  great  of  the  fi/tings  of 

cor  ni  -,  alfoydogs  meat  made  of  it. 
Colinc.  06  CoUinc  i  ^  little  bill. 
Colique:  f.  The  ChoUulie^  a  painfull  windinejfe  in  tbe 

ftomaclfTyOr  entrails. 
Colique:  cam.  0/ the  ChoUicl(e,belongmg  to  the  Choi- 

lict^e. 
Coliqucux  :  m.culc :  f.  Full  of,  orfubied  vnto,  tbe 

ChoUicke.  *  %; 

Co\\(cc''tn.AColo{fuSyOrColi/èum. 
Colitor.  The  name  of  a  certaine  l^ine^ 

CoUanc  :  f.  w/*  «^^-^^^*         '     ^     ^ 
Collateral  :  m.alc  :  f.  CoUaterall  j  not  dired,  on  tlfone 

fide.         '  ■'  ■'•  ''''-'  '  '  "  -      "'■''■ 

Mufdes  collatéraux.  Two  mufcles  in  the  mouthy  one 
bringmg  tbe  tongue,  tbe  other  drawingthe  Larinx,  4- 

Vent  Co)lztCïZJl.Afidewmd,orqfiarterwirid^^^^ 

CoUâteralité  t^  CoUateralitieyOr  coUateralnejfe.  , 
CoUattur  :  m.  AF4ttfon\oir,  any  offxerwbo  bath  tJ^ 
'    befimingofBenefices.^^^^^'^-^^       ^^^^^^^ 
Collation:  {.A  comparing,or  examining  of  one  thing  by 
anothe/id^Oy  a  collation,  rere-fupper,  or  repaft  after 
fipper  Î  dlfi,  a  lotion,  conferring^  gtft  of  a  Bern^ 

fice.  *  "    -  w^':':''' 

CcJIation  de  Moyne.  AMl^s  ntmcbeon^,  as  much 
MS  another  man  eats  at  a  large  rneale.  ^^ 
Collatiotme  :  in.cc  :f.  Conmredwitby  or'examned 
by^riêther\alfOyhatàHgmaao^$fy'miertamedwitb^  a 
coUatm\  alfo,con^red,-orbifiowed(asaBen€- 

fiTe.)  ^  .       ^; 

CoUaticmncr .  To  examine  a  copie  by  thé  ortgtnall  ;  to 
cmfhjkr  compare  one  w^tingyorihmgy  with  another  i 
alfOyto  coUdtiotf.  H,or  m^lfo  a  rere-fupper/o  banquet ,pr 
Ulfearipafl(^fterrMpt€r^*^^ 
.  aîtnofce.  S^  '  '/•.         ./*,'  *  ■■    ■ 

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CoUc  :  f.  Angtr^hoUer  j  tf  i^ya  GoUinc  i  ^r^ii  in  Col* 

^A  cbaudc  coUc.l/f  anger  JM  cboUetM  boat  bloud,êY 
while  the  blond  was  vp.  '  ^ 

Colic  :  i.Glui  J  alfojolder  j  4^  /*f  vnpro fit  able  cor- 
ners ofbidesyondsliinnesycut  off  m  the  dreffing. 
Colic  dc  bouche.  Mouth  glue^  roater  glue  i  (the  befi 
kindofglue.)  , 

Colic  dc  ccrf.  as  Foric  j  Hifite^  and  cUere^okmed 
flue  imade  of  the  sl(tnnes  ofaUI(mdoffoure'footed 

beafts.  ■      ^  ' 

CoWcdc  (annc.(Stationers)paJl.  „     , 

'    Colic  forte,  Qrdmarie  whfte  glue }  as  in  Colic  dc 
'     ccrf:  .     .-r'  '•■ 

CoUc  à  or.  BûYa^yOrgteene  earthy  vfed  in  thefoulde^ 

ring  of  gold.  (^  * 

Colic  a  pierres.  Cement ^  made  of  ordinammarbley 

Paria'fi  marble^Hd  the  ftrongefi  glue. 

Colic  dc  poifl'on.  Mouth  glue^rpater  glue.    '^ 

CoUe  dc  tnurcau.  Theftrongejt  kfndqfglue^  vfhdby 

CafpenteYSyJoynersy&c.  »,     , 

Colle  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Glued-,  folder ed^y  pafled  i  fi{ji  ieyned, 

/ùrely  clofed.  ^  ^ 

CoUciftagc  :  m.  ^  coUe£lingyOr  e^athering  together . 
CoUcélançs  :  m.  A  certaine  Order  of  FrancifcJKfy  or 

Grey  Friers.  ^ 

QoWt^t  it  A coUeRionJeuie gathering.  . 
CoUcélcur  :  m.  A  CoUekoryleuierygaiherer  of 

Sergent  coUcôcun  Loo^e  Scrgcn^ 
CoUcélif  :  m.iuc  :  if.  CoUeSUuCy  gatherings  or  that  ga^ 

tbereth. 

3En  nom  collceHf.  AUtogethirjmewiih  another. 
Collc(ftion  :  f.  A  coUedion^gathtringtogether» 
Collée:  f.  A  nec^e^imbracementy  an imbracmg  about 

the  neclie\  a  greetingyorrpelcomeyexprejfedly/ucban 

imbracement^  alfoy/x  dujiy  tbum^e^or  blmjtntbt  neclf^ 

andhencei     ^^^  -^  ^  ^      )t> 

Donner  la  coUcc, T«  ifewpr, 
Qoïko^  >m.  A  CoUedge.  "^  " 

Collègue  :  m«i4  CoUeagueyfiUat^y  or  copoftmerjm  Ofm 

CoUcment  :  m.  A  gluingjtr  fildering  together. 
CoUcr.  To  glue  I  folder  ipafti  iaynOy  orilofe  vp^fkre- 

Collcragc:  m.  CoUerage  lapecuniarie  duetie  exaêicdy 
infime  places  y  fir  the  coUers  vmne  bj  tpine-drawing 
htrrfis^rmert.    \  -  .\ 

Collerette  dc  femme.  Afmatt  neclfe-fuff^/iecl^rcber^ 

or  necl{;bandy(w.orne  by  women^ 
Colics  :  £  Ooffe  Trails  ofjloMy  &Cy  infime  vineyards  ^ 

:    LOOlfO  Bancs*  ;'^t.i  ^^.y-''.  ;^(î:.'^u%-v:-.r  ^>'''  *  •  ;*  >'■■  ■^-\-<*  ' ■••■:••"; :rf.'*?«iv;ç>,.- 

CoJkt-.ta.Tbethtat^firepârt^tbeiuclie;  iajh,  the 
coUer  of  a  Jeri(tn  «b^  j  the  cau  of  a  eb^e  j  the  necke- 
li.     fttce  ofoïïp  gttment  •,  dfi/t  \iful  ofgmne,  tr  Jkark^ 
Tvberftritb  Ctmtsare  caught  (mfi  (ommonlfk;  the 
necki*) 
g<joSxX^àùxtà&,ApnruhanJ. 
f    Collet  4e  ftmine.  ^  m£i(*rrcib«r. 
'4-   Çp\kt4tvaxttw{muASbaài^ 
CUSÛéSXèttBXMXim,Aneci(eofjmMtui, 

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CoUcticr  :  m.  ^7frii;m';9ii7i|^r. 

Collctin  :m.i<7r/'i^/^^ 

Colleur  :  m.  ^  ^/i^er.     ^ 

Collcurcif.  A  gluing  \OYjùldering\  afureclofng. 

CoUeux  :  m.  cufc  :  f.  GUwie^fuU  of  glue ,  clfauing  as 

Collier  :  »•  A  coller  (or  chaîne)  of  gold  y  &c ,  /Jr  rf^ 
wcij;e  i  alfOy  a  dog^s oiler  j  horfenoller  j  &Cj  as^cel* 
1er.   ^    ■••■•■  .  ^^  .  " 

Colliers.  EaringSyOr  clues^  the  firings  rvberetpUb  the 
boUome  ofafayUyOr  the  bonnet ^nd  the  tacl(ejorfifeaty 
are  tied  together. 

Vous  efticz  le  chien  au  grand  collîcr.T^i^irfrf  the 
onely  noted  manytlfo^iely  {iU-cotPy  t]fênely  terrible  fil^ 
low'y(ruflicalIy.)      .  : 

Tirer  au  collier  contre.  To  contntiy  JbtiuèyWiafile 

hard  with. 
Colligancc  :  f.  A  bindingytyingyor  l(nitting  together. 
CoUigc  :  m.cc  :  f.  Gatheredy  or  brought  together  j  alfoy 
,    vnttedyorajfembled. 

Colligcncc .  as  Colligance  j  Or^  gatberingy  or  bring; 
ingtogether,  ,    .  / 

Coliiger.  To  gather yor  bring  together  y  alfiytovnite y  or 

assemble  in  one. 
Collin  :  m.  A  long  beaded  Riuer-fiwley  of  a  beautifiU 

grayijh  colour  i  alfiyos  Colm.    - 
Collmc  :  f.  Alittlebill. 
Colliquatif  :  m/iuc  :  f.  .-Jf^if  #/^ /fc^  cfco/?^f. 
Colliquation  :  f.  A  coUiquation  ;  a  confimption  of  the 

radies  U  humor yOrfubïlance  oftlie  bodie  j  alfiy  a  meU 

ting^refoluing^or  diffoluing. 
CoUiquc  pafsion.  Tfce  cW/r^^  Î  5f  r  Coliouc. 
Colliqucux:  m.  cufc  :  f.  Sic^e ,  or  fill  y  of  the  Cbol^ 

licke. 

CoUi/ion  :f.  ^knocking^dajhing/lappingJbeatingtO" 

gelher.  ,,.. 

CoUitiMnt:  m.  ante:  f.  ^ytangUngyianglingy  go^ 
ing  tolarp  together  j  at  fuit  one  with  another  y  liugiouf 
ly handling onf another.  .   ■r     i^ 

CoUizcc.  See  Colifcc.     ^  *        ;  ' 

CoUobc:  ro.  A  j^indoffleeùelejfivffer  garment  infi- 
fiionamong  the  old  Romans.         -       y  f    '    ^  ^ , 

Collocation.  An  ordirHeplacingyfitring^  dif^^g 
of  things  together.        ^  '''■  '  ^^■'■^'"''Û::: 

CoUoir  :  m.  Colloirc  :  f.  A  cuUanderyOr  ftrainer. 

Colloque  :  m.  A  ccnfirence.  communicatm }  confultor 

'   tion         ''■- ■  '  '"  ^' *'**■  '  "     ■  ■  -    T-* •■■  T* •'•  -"^  -^^ )- "'^^'^ '* ^  \-'.^'' '"^ ■': 

OSipque,  Set,  fetUd J  placed,  di^ofed;  appUed^it' 

CoUoquer.  To  place  together  i  to  fettle  in^n  off gne 
tOyOMe,and tbe/àme rânl^ ;  to di^pfi,pttt,fet,bej^«t», 
applie,  fitfyytqualfy^orderfy.  ^ 

CoIIudant  :  m.  One  that  doth  gxf  thing  hj  cmn^  coU 
lufm  i  a  deceiuefja  double  dealer. 

CoUudant  :  m-ame  :f.  ColUiding/iegling  bj  cculn,^, 

doublfdeaUng, 
CoOaidtt.TecolbtdoyUmaiciJbewofone  thhtg,  and 

do  the  contrarie  ;  to  deale  by  eotnney  andcoUufion  j  to 

,  hetray  bis  eaufe  iMto,  an  adkpfàrie  ;  ta  plead  doubfy, 

and&rtber  huaduerfaries  eaufe jherely  to  deeeiuta 

<'tbh'd  per/on,  ■■¥''A.-;."^?>>.'*ii'v<;.- 

Colluiion  :  f.  ColluJmjfiaud/:ouineJèceit4fiile/!fiH' 

bledeating',a  fbewofdifigrcemnt,  er  controuerfe 

tfiitb  one  ^hereby  to  decern  another. 

C.;  mut  (liqitid}medumfi/jjhe  ejtt^  $ta 
ai0ti}plied  to  the  eyes,  in  a  liquid  firme }  alfi,  â  kind 
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Colom  :  m. 

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Coloinbag 

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Colombain 

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Colembc: 
Coloinbc 
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Colombcau 
Colotnbcllc 
Colombier: 

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driui  away 
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Colohibin.i 

doue-cêlour 

I  Coloinbine 

'lead  en  mine. 

in  Augufi. 

Coloiimc  :  £ 

La  colottu 

whole  bone 

Colomneux 

lets.  ' 
Colo(Ue:f.i^ 

arefinttoh 
Udiolfo^i 

Colonnatio 
Colonnel:/ 

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Colonnel 

CoronellGe 
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dinarioyfim 

Colophonc 
Colophoni 

Colophoni 

nc.cUrifii 

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ColoratioQ 
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Colobc:  m.  Ajb9rit  andfieeMiUJJegMrmeHtter  iact[et, 

infiftHOtt  am»g  the  ëmàent  Romanes  ;  « ^,  gfirred 

bood^rtippetyWomebyfjréuluMtePriefts. 
ColocaHc.  Tbebearbe  Aaron jmdlieR0binyCalues-fiot, 

Cttckoe-i'tntt  Priefit'fintU  j  aifOftbe  root  of  the  X^yp^ 

tianbeane,      * 
G>locinthc  4*  Coloquinte. 
Colom  :  B».  The  fifl^rgrtat  gut  Colon ,  wbere'm  the 

CboUiclfe  bnedetb;  alfo'^  colume^  or  member  of  a  fen- 

teiKt.  ■      .'■      .         ■  '  ^  ■  •'■  ■  H    .  ■ 

Co\oai:m.^ï>oiteJPigeonyCutuét.  \ 

Giandc6k)iih.A^ueefl^Stockdoue. 
Coloinbage  :  m.  BoorJ^worlie  on  th'outfide  of  walls, 

^yarjtbe  boord'fngjty  boordsjbetvteene  wbicb  mudde 

vfoMii&c^remade. 
Colombaiti  :  m. ine  :  f.  Dtue-filce',  eftbe  nature  of 
■   Doues  yoffir  belongh^to^oues. 
Colembc  :  f.  A  benne  Pigeonry  fimale  Pigeon. 

Colombe  de  Tonnelier.^  took  êfbUjatbtchrefem- 

blés  a  plane  tumdvffide-dtnvne. 

Pied  dc  colombe.  A  l(tndofCranes-biU,  or  Finke- 

needle  ealledyPigeons-potyOr  Doues- fiot. 
Colombeau  :  m.  A  little yong  Pigeon. 
Colombelie  :  f.  A  Pigeon  j>r  yong  doue. 
Colciohva:  VA,  A  doue-cote.  ^ 

Cela  chaiTera  les  pigeons  du  colombier,  "that  will 

driue  away  your (Mie)cli*ntSyOr  Cuftomers-yOr  tbat  mU 

fhceirrefoutufidke  out  rftbeir  bold. 
CcA.otrhm.rbe,bearbe  Colmkme ;  àlfhy  Colombine,  or 

doue-eolow  ;  oVy  tbefiuffe  whereof  tit  made,  ^ 
Colombine  :  f.  A  wbit^yandfjhinpe  fione  y  found  in 
'  leadenmines -,01(0^  delicate  Italian  feare  ytbats  ri^e 

inAugufi.     , 
Coloim\CiCÀcolumne,0r  piller, 

La  coloinne  du  nes^  The  bridge  of  the  nofiy  or  tit 
whole  bone  tbereef, 

Colomneux:  m.cit(è  :£  FuU  if  columne  s  y  fill  of  pil- 
iers, -     ■      :  *  '       ■■■  .-:■■■.■---•'':       ■■^.  -r. 

ColoiUe  :  f.  A  colanU'y  a  countrey^r  citieyWbicb  people 
arefint  to  inbabitOy  afo,  the  people  fi  fint,  and  fit- 
led  'y  alfo^  GrangeJFarme'boufiyor  Farmers  boufi,  , 

Colonnatioii'.t  A  filler ing,»rmal(ingeffilkrs. 

Colonnel  :  J  Colaulùt  CoroneU  ;  the  Commaimder  of 

•fdKcgtmtnt.         d.     ^  ^   ; xlr 

Colonnel  general  de  It  InmnterieFrancoile.  the 
Cornell  GinetâU  tf  the  French  Jkty  wbêfi  place  was 
in  old  time  confine  J^  Mt  the  beginning  e/d  tporte,  on 
feme  valiant  ^  and  experienced  Captaine  (tberefhe 
tearmedlt  grand  Ctpitiiine  its  gens  de  pied  )  and 
àgàne  taken  ftomhim  m  fione  éumarnàewascaff^^ 
But  it  haw  faut  beenemade  an  office  perfttuall^ar^ 
dinarie^oftbeOtomu.  ; 

Colophone.  TbibeanbeScammmeyaUo^  at  Refîne 

^-^iopnomcnnev^^;^<':;i;S'>.«>^     '  ■ 

Colophonien  :  nuénne  :  t  Kdmé  Col(^bonién- 
neJudrifiedyOr  bard  Rt^eni  iie|  m  wee  rub  f^ioU 
fijclttswitb^ 

Coloquimhe  :  (.the  mtd/rndfeffne-purgfitg  (itruU 
CbloQuinûda. 

^}fXziàKXi\i.Aco\emtigyaj^ 

y^oté:m.ét'-f,çoloMredifiiadomd, 
Tikrecolofé  (eif  matière  de  Benefices)  eft  repu- 
te cdtnr  spa  rient  du  vn^,  i^  or^uire  CoDaceur, 
ouqu^I'incapacitén'eftcogneuë}  &la  pofTefiion 
pi^«  verm  d'icehijr  eft  dme  colorée  :  f  Code 


CojoM:  nuale  'SHnge,m^tii,céta]tM-liké, 
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Coloflîen  :  m.cnne  :  £  Colojfm-lilfe  j  ^^h  belonging 
to^Colofliés^alfi^CQloffÀimndbencei 
Faiscproflien.  Amofl  heauie^or  mightie  burthen. 

Coloftration  :  f.  Cotojlration^  or^tbe  indifbofuion  ofin- 
fint^omackijty  thefiêcl(ingofbetjl. 

Coloft  re  :  m.Tbe  fir  ft  milice, teamed  bee  ft  ^  beefiingsi 
accompted  danger  eus  fin  fome  two ,  or  three  day  es , 
in  which  time  it  vfisally  is  d/awne  out. 

Color.  lean  Color  \Thename  of  a  certaine  merie  Ar- 
tificer in  Tïoycs^who  ordinarily  wore  about  him  three 
kniues  in  one  (hea  thrall  not  worth  a  goodjheath^whcr- 
oftheProuerbey  s- 

Lc$  couftcaux  lean  CoIor,l'un  vaur  l'autrcri^e  to 
our '^fieitherbarrell  better  bcrri'/ig. 

CoXowyïïwQxî.  A  Culuerin. 

Colporté.  Carried  oniheneckes^  orfi^oulders  of  men. 

Colporrer.  To  carrie  vpon  then^c{eyOrfi7oulderj  (as  a 
coarfivntobùriall^&c.)  \. 

Colporrciir  ;  m,  ApauUrieVedler*^  ^Bifbuart. 

Columb, /«.r  Cblbmb. 

ColuxweXit.Tbevuula,  or  a  Jpungious  fiefi  refembling  a 
cocl(esJpurre^  and  hanging  downe  in  the  bottome  of 
the  roofi  of  the  mouth  ;  aljo^  the  fuelling  thereof. 

Colurc  :m.  An  imperfiil  circle  in  the  Spbeare ,  wher^ 

oftherebediuers  (all  imagined  to  meet  in  the  Poles) 

but  the  two  principall  ones  yarey 

Le  coliirc  des  equinoxes.  Goes  through  the  begin-- 

ningsofhxie%yand\jA}x^  I 

Lc  cohirc  des  folftices.  Go(s  through  the  beg)nnht^ 

^/"Cancer,  tf  JwTCapricomus; 
Colurc  :  f.  The  necke^r  creftyofa  horfe. 

Colurc  de  vignes.4y  Coulure. 
Colyinbades.  Oliues  (as we  hauethem)  prefirued  in 

pulne^i^f  ^^       '■.■•,,. 
Combat  :  in.  A  combat ^  confiiây  batteU^biclfering^ 

fightiftrifiydebnteycontentionyextreameiarring. 
Combatant  :  m.  A  combatant,  combater ,  fighter  ;  a 

cbampion^that  is  to  fight  a  combat }  or  fouldiojur  inroU 

Icdyandreadiefirtbebattell. 
Combaiaiitiparr.Cm*4/i;ig  j  fightrng,  biclf^ering,  bat- 

■    telUnt^iré  -  ••' 

Combateur.  as  Cômbatant;  A  combater  \  &e. 
Combatte.  To  eombate,  fgbty  bkl^ry  batteUy  to  con- 
ftiûyfl^rmijhycontendy/cuffiewitb'yalfiyto  ouercomein 
combtite,     fe^t  ^!■ïil^*.- .^•v!t•;ç».••■ .',...— ^  .u*; .■«■"■ 

Combatrefon  ombre.  Tofigf^  withhk  ownejba- 
daw  'y  to  bearigriewitboutcaufey  or,  bee  Iptowes  not 
atwbat  'yalfiyto  reniUyOrfianndertheabCenti  al/Oyto 
firgCjOr  deuifi  tbingSy&  é^erwards  difgrace,  or  raile 
et  them.  ■'.     ■i'rî.n:     • 

Combatre  contre  la  plume.  Toftrincinvainé; 
QuicoinbajC  avec  armes  d'jurgem  eft  aiTeuré  de 
vaincre  :  Prov.  îbofe  that  with  fêiner  weapons  fight 
are^etoonercome, 

Qiii  fe  ccxdbat  n'eft  pas  mort  :  Prov.  He  that  doth 
fight''s  not.  dead, 
CoaJb7Xnim.uht  Combated, fingbtybici^ert  , 
teUed\(cnlendedy^inenyeonflifledysl(irnNjhed. 
Cjaahz'.f,jtmur9»vaU^paffage  betweene  two 

MBs 'y  wherein  comnmbtheenes  do  litrl[e. 
Gotiibiberon  :  m.  Afigm  drual(ard^  companion  » 
^drird^ng,  i 

Combien.  H#w  j  bm  wmb^  bow^eat,  bow  manf  ^ 

Combien  que.  Ahhongh ,  albeit  tbai^  bowfoener 

'ti>at,       '.       '     ' 

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Combinage  r  m.  ^^  combmtm^  cwfling  5  vnitin^oY 
iofiifni  of  fair  es  j  irr  offïuîjaU  thinu^  together. 

Comble  :  m.  Fulnejfiy  aboundana ,  heafed  meafure  5 
tbecbie/èfHfint^véotefkmrne/fimmarie^  or  accom^ 
plijhmeniofi  alfo^htroofkofaboufe^&c. 
Defends  en  comble.  ruUy^v^boUy^tbrouihly^,  vt- 
tif'ly'yfrom  the  top  to  the  bot  tome. 

Conoiblc  :.  m.cc  :  f.  Heaped  foil  ofjft  filled  vp  withy  aU 
fhy0fittei^  accomptijhed  y  made ,  orchfidvp  j  roth 
vedjTOofèd.    ...  %    ; 

Comble:  com.Fulliotbet''fyorvp  totheroofi. 

Comblcau  :m.  A  Rateable  ^vfea  about  the  carriage 
ofapeeceof  OYdnance\  tveccaUit^  the  breeching. 

Comblement  :m.  A  heaping,  vt- fillings  or  filling  vp 
to  the  top  i  afolftUtng^  accompbjhing  j  mal(tngy  or  do- 
fing.vp.  ^  ■  , 

Combler.  Tofin^orheape^vp^  alfo^to  accompHJhjfolfiUy 
fatiatc:,mdl^ÇyOr  clofe^vp.  .      - 

Celuy  eft  bien  mon  Oncle  qui  le  venne  roc  com- 
ble: Vïos.Hec'smy  heft  vncle^  tvbo  fills ^  bellie- 
mofi.    ^■ 

Comblettc  :  f.  Theclefly  or  diuifim  of  a  red  D êtres 

.  M    ,       ^  ;    __    - 

Combourgeois  :  m.  AfiUarp  citron. 

^  -O)mbourgeoifie  :  ^^eUow-bomge^efhtp^  acommu- 
Initie  offreedome  betweene  thinhabitants  of  âne  citie-y 
or  be tw cène  two  cities ,  and  their  inhabitants. 

r  \Combre  :  injjtead  o/Cambrc:  (infime  editions  of^tt- 

CombreccUe  :  f.  A  tumbling  tric^ey  or  Sommer-faulty 
wherein  the  heeles  are  cafi  ouer  the  beadyilfi^ecipro^ 

cation  of  vermie.^'  '""''-^p  .-'r:'''  ^r^'>\'^'-i^.:::.mi  - 
CxMhtf^êèk:Thtfame.'<'/^^r^^^^^^^  J^^^^^^ 

Comb^nlblc  :  com.  Combupble^  foonè  fired j^afie  to 
^  •  be  huTfied.    rv':<:w--:W:  ,-r-  ..-*;-k  -.-«^rîISîi^u:^':  ^^; 

Combuftipn  :  C  A  cdmbuJliMy  bummgyir  tonfimng 
with  fir  e-yalfo^a  tumult  ^  and  hence*,  '  :  /triKclt  r  -* 
Encrer  en  combuftion  avec.  To  malie  a  fltrre^  to 
raife  an  vpr^rey  to  Ifeepe  M  old  ayli  agamjt.      ^^ 

Comédie  :  f.  ^  Comédie^  a  ?lay^r  RnterlHde(tbat  be- 
gins indiffention^orforrofw^  and  ends  with  agjreement 
ormeriment.)  vv^:  .^^  ;;it'^^r.^^'^.:^;^-/vj^^^^^        ^   •  ■  •.; > 

Comefiible  :  cotp.  Comefiible^  eat  able  y  fit  to  bee  ea^- 

Coinctc:  f.^commet,orbU^ngjUrre, 

ÇonicCte:iF.4yCioniece.     ,         \^v»'<;afi5f;A.^ ., , 

CometCeuz  :  in.eiifè  :  f.LiJie  vnto  a  cmmet'ytf  icom' 
met  J  «r  fiiU  of  cQmmtls^       .  . 

Comic,  «f  Comique. 
Ç^moii  vR.rbebtârbeCummine, 
Comique  :  com.  A  cmedUn^PUneryStâgs^Uyer, 
Comkquc  :com.  Cêmcall-,  CêHne/ie-iUfe-y  cf,  w  bt- 
^longMgto^C«medk',iHtreàtfd«fmComtlits» 
Comité  :  m.  Tbe  C^ptaine,  Goutrnour,  «r  Maifter  êfa 
OaUie  ;  «m»  Ojfktr  tbàt  htlfes  to  tbefure  cbaining 
cf tbe  pues  j  Tmjomfometitntshtmmdfieijkut  mote 

eommfyfioftrges.vmotbeitb'HHneffei  atfiJbtBote- 
fwtmeofap»p, 

Conmiand  :  tit.  CommtMnd,pnifer^hor'uie\  the  tb- 
folMtefwMy,nUfr  di^ojkim  of  a  thhig  5  afo^  Man- 

'  damuf,  or  m  lmm^«fifir  fofjeffitn^e  j  a^yi«  in- 
kyner,comMAnder<, 

Ccmtnande  :  f.  at  Commendt  j  Al^  the  maiMe,  or 
fÀùfter  cable  ofajbip,  wbertby  it  it  moored fkji  vnto  m 
kef t&e\éi(fhiatbing  left  mtrit^wUb,«T.tommitted 
yntotbeçbargeof^notber, 

Droiâ<ie  commande.^,  d,  VmSsdil^yeareb  by 
fomtu/rds  of  mm  one  oftbnt  mdams(tbdihêUs  h 


FiUenageJin  acknowledgement  J  ^^^^^((tufiticn^tf 
/    tbe  right  eftketrauthoritiecuerthem.     ^''   V^     [ 
Commande  :  m.éC:  (Xcmmaundedybiddcn^  charged 
'    f^^^  J affo^ ruledy gouernedl 

,    domineered  energy  alfo^  fecommevded yor committed 

ouer  vnto  the  charge  yor  care  of.  ^^ - 

Commandement  :  m.  A  charge  y  ctn.maundy  precept 
ruleycommaundementyprefcriptiony  appointment  -ydtlfo 
4  FroclamationyJAzndzmmydecTeey  or  ordinancCypaf 
fing  fr om  fucb  iu  are  in  author i tie. 
Commander.  To  commaundybidycharge^ppoint.prt. 
fcrjbeyinioynevnto'yalfOytoruleyfwayygouerney  ccm^ 
maundy  alfijto  recommend ^or  to  commit  ouer  vnto  the 
c^re  of  another.  -^'^  ■  - 

Gommander  à  baguette.  To  commaund  abfoluteh  " 
wholly  yperemptorily."'  •        *^     * 

^  ""A  Dieu  vous  command.  God  be  ypithyou-yfureyou 
tPell.    ,  -t^.-..  .,.  ■.  "■     . .;•;,-■•.*•■■•■   .:  '      ■> 

Conunandereflc  :  f.  A  commaundrejfeygouemefejfti. 

lerej}e*y  alfoyauthoritieyrulcycommaund.     . 
Commandcrie  :  f.  A  commaundericy  or  ccmmaunda^ 
Jhip  ;  the  place  y  or  office  of  a  Commaunder  (if  one  of  the 

Orders.)        -^[::J^.^.^:■■■■:  .  _  .'  .-.^   .,(-M'  •    *i 

Coinihahdeur  :m.  ^  commaunder  y  bidder^ppoimer) 
prefer  iber  of  (awes  vnto  others  i  atfOya  Commaunder  y 
7(uleryGouernor^  Maifter  y  ouer  others.  '**  '  * 
Commandturs  derOrdrc  du  S£ïpm.Areix.\h. 
Fonre  Carclinalsy  th'^AmrteXy  and  fiure  other  Prelates 
of  note  J  whojhaue  p  eater  duiboriHe^nd  larger  priuh 

Icdgesythan  the  linightSyOr  the  reft  of  tbe  brethren  of 
that  order.       ^-^h^v-v.^      ,  . -rv  .  .>< 

CQinme:f:5e^Gotnroe   '^^^^^  -]r        * 

Comme.  As  y  euen  aéyef^enlil^eMi,  much  liy  vnto  y  ax 

'  Cominci  cette  heure,  .^fcol^^fl!é  si  tf^.        t 
Comme  ainfi  fuft  que.  It  bemifojn^  admit  it  were  \ 

Comme  cela;  Tfeerwitf/i^/x. 

Comme  en  fcrois  ic  fi  &c.  In  wbftt  a  cafeyln  what  a 

picliU^wbastearmsJhuldlbetbewfbouldldoe 

it  y  what  courfefhouldl  tal^eywhat  Jhift  Jhould  J  makCy 

•  Cominedid  :  m.  AfineyOrmerie/tifloùrfe.       "^  * 
Commemorable  :  com.  Commemorabloy  memorabley 

worthie  to  be  mencioned^fttto  be  remembred. 
Coflfimeinoration  *.  £  A  commemorationymentiontngy 

rebearfingyremembr'mgyputting  in  mind  of 
Commémoré  :  m.  ce:  t.  Commemoraiedy  mUntmedy 

remembred'y  reheatfedyreeorded. 
CcMnmemorer .  To  commemoréàty  remember  y  men^ 

tioHyrebearfe  j  record *y  alfojto  adueriife^rput  in  mini 

■  of\,  '  •     "  ;  ^     .  ^;'; 

Cortinencé:jp.éc:£  cp»«rwrfrf,  begië^vnderitt- 
kenyOntred  into. 

C(»nmcncement  ;  ta.  jé  begjming^  comrnjencemtnty 
im(Hierttireyanef0)antinttô. 
Commencement  n'cft  pas  fufcc  :  Pro.  Things  are 
riot  done  âsfione  Of  beginsi  6r y  things  are  ntfttberfife 

compajjed  becaufe  tbtji  are  vndertal(en. 
•>toutiIy  aconptnencementj  ottja  y  a  com- 
meDcement  par  tout  :  PrOv.  Eucrie  thhig  bath  4 
.    befffpung. 

Sutpitit  cpmittttïçemcnt on  fait  gracdc Mic' 
Pfov.  Offinall  beginning  are  great  mattert  raifed. 

Vn  fbl  felt  toufiour^  lé  commencciiitnt:  Pw^- 

Tbefifole  begmsy  hut  per  fias  not.  aworhiiièhin^^ 
batbbegunybehltbthne.  ^ 

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xàcuide  a  voit  Eût  qui  conndiiicncc  ••  Pror.  Some 

'  tbihk^  tbey  baue  done  when  they  are  to  begin*^  m^wben 
thn  baue  but  betun  j  ér^fome  are  new  to  hegm^  when 
tbeytbittke^beyhaHedone^abufmefe. 

Comtticadaces  :  f.Funerall  OraHonsi  prayers  made 
fir  the  dead\  verfes  made  in  praifi  of  the  dead. 

Convnend^itaire:  m.A  commendatârte\me  that  hatb^ 
orjiàcs  forjt,  Comtnenilum.  «^ 

Comincndatairc  :com.Commendiitârieigmenm^ett- 
ioyed^or  enioying  ^^^Coroincndum.    .. 
Abbe  commcildatairc.  v<  Secular  Abbot  j  one  that 
bath  an  Abbey  in  Commcnduin^  and  yet  was  neuer 
MonkejnoY?riefié   ,r,:  /:,  .      ;^  . 

Commcndc  :  t  ••/dtCoinmcndumi  or  Zenefce^gmen 
i;i  Commendiinu 

Cômiîicndcrcflè:  f.  ^^  Commahdcrcflc. 

Commchlal  (^Rabelais  1.4,  chap .44.)  A  barbarms 
or  teaming  rtpetif^n  oft  he  word  cominc  goin]gfomc 
two  lines  bejire^amlvfèd  by  Frier  John.     > 

Comtnenfal  :  m.  ^  eompantm  at  table  y  afiioumery 
or  diûlii  gueft*  •  * 

Les  comVh&Uï  de  la  maifon  du  Rov.  Sucb  offi^ 
cers  oibehi  ordins/ie^or  baue  boudic  (which  we  call 

Commenialité  :  £»Commttjfalaiei  m  conimuall  fitding 
together  atone  table.  .^       .^ 

G>minca{uratiûii:  LcomnMtfnratimiâimt  mea-^ 
I^rtng.    ^      '  -  •  ,  .:v^v:;^:^^v '■..:;■    - 

Comment  :  m»  lifCoaimeittairè.  4^>;î*c^c^  ^^'^  .• . 

Comment .  Hw,  in  what  fort  ^  afltr  wbatfiiflMon ,  by 
what  me  ones  ^  fir  what  reajinjin  what  manner. .    , 
Le  comment  a  nom  de  lafonme*  Hk  wittes  how- 
Jhould-I^all-it  :^Kah.  1  ' 

Commentaire  ;  ou  ^  eommenL  commentatie^^lojfey 
expofition.  *.   •^^—     V. 

Commetitateur  :  nié  A  eommentatoryorconwtenteri  a 
gtofferyOxpofitoryOr  exponnder  of  a  text. 

Commente:  n)*ée  :ÙExpoundidy  coimnontedon. 

Commenter,  Tocommrtt^towrisecommintajiesi  to 

;y.  ' exponndé'r'^'^':  ''■*  ■'■^'■■^'^^■<'''-^^^''^''^'''^'''*'^  ••.-.■^-^  .v.\y...^--,-  ■\-*. 

Commcragt*^*  ^JJ^P^i  <^  écquamtancejtj^iey 
^  or leaguetnat prowes  betweene women  by cmfienmg 
^  a  chm  together  yor  one  fir  ajtotha.  ~.,^ 

Commerce  :  ou  C^mmercé^ntercourfi  oftraffUl(ei  fi^ 
mRaritte^r  acquaintance  gotten  j  corre^onaencieift 
\  "tmlUligitnce  cent'timed^betweene peofUy  m  dealings 
tradtng^together.         ^  ^ 

Leurs  offices  tombent  en  commerce*  Thehr  offias 
arifiUabUyVindibUifetUfiUitôbebou^t^ 
Conunere:  £  Afhe^o/j^ ,  or  godmother  }  a  gomme. 
Commère  de  fe^^ 
t^H^fir  all  btrttoclce-matcheSjOTy  m  atl  haudse  mee^ 

Vin  die  commeres.  Ajweet^  andpleafim  wine. 

Tout  y  va  par  compere,  &  conunere.  AU  things 
'  are  carried  among  tbembyfbuêttty  andfiriendffiipil^e 
^ooddrmlfjmgoffipTythtywiUdêanyti^^o^^ 

*bef.  ^    ^ 

Commerer.  Togoffipity  upUyàtiofy. 
Çommefiirable  :  com.  UeafmahU  together ^  oir  with 

one  étnd  the  fame  meafkre. 
Commettre.  Toconti^ityittfneypneoueryajftiytey 

^inioyne  a  charge ^  nbHpneffkvntoi  alfo^  toap^ 
»  tomber  delegéste  v0to €ebarp,^  êehttfinepiâiè^ 

^/^dfe^oemmt^fenetfete  an  ofence. 

vx>inmectre  fon  fip£  r#  >8f/>iite  j»^ 

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Commeu  :  m .  cue  :  f.  Moued^  offiirredmttch  j  trit^  ^ 

bled/tjflurbedicbaj^djhal(en. 
Commin  :  m,  Cummine  (fied^  hearbc.) 
Conimihation  :f.  A  commination  i  an  extreamty  or 

vehement  threatning. 

Comminatoire:  com.  Comminatprie-^  tbreat^^brea- 

teningmuch. 
Comminé:  m.ét:f«  Threatnédextreametyy  menaced 

vehemently. 

Comminer.  To  threaten  extteamely ,  menace  vebe- 
ynently.   / 

Comminué  :  m.cC  :  iJirayedfrnatty  beaten J^r  btùl^c^^ 
'intofmallpeecesialfi,  dimimjhed/minijhedylelje^ 
\ned.  ^ 

CoïîïmimterT-ïi-i/tfy  /mall  -^  to  beat ,  or  brealfe^ 
into  fmall  peeces  j  alfi ,.  to  le  [fin  ,  minifh  ,  dimi^ 
nijh.  ^  '  "^ 

Commis:  m.  ^  committee  ^  one  tbats  appointed  to 
examine  y  or  decide^  matter  ;  alfoy  a  Defniie  in  an  of- 
fice ^  alfo^  Commijfioner \  atfoy  a  Commtfarie  ^alfoy  a 
firfiiture.  .      , 

Commis  :  m.  ifc  :  f.  Afftgncd^appointedydelegatedi  aU 
foyrefirredyvnto'yalfiydoney  aSled^committed,  as  an 
offenceyptc'^alfoyftn^ited.  ^ 

Conunifc  :  f.  A  firfiiture  yor  fir fiiting^  . 
Droitt  dc  comimfc.  The  rigbtym  iower  a  Landlord 
hath  taconfifiatey/etfe^  enter  onjbe  land  held  by  bis 
vajfall^r  tenant  y  x0ho  difaduowes  him  ^  giues  bim  tbC 
lye^r  commits  filonie. 

Commiieration  :  f.  Commifiration  ;  compaffion  y,  a 
fencible  afprehenfionyor  pnie  ta f^en^of  other  mens  ml- 
firies.  S 

Commiiïaire  i  ACvpmijfionery  one  that  receiues  his 
autbdritie  by  Commifiion  ;  hme  y  a  luftiee^  or  Com- 
mifiumery  of  the  peace  i  who  is  to  inquire  after  fiultSy 
difbrders  y  andtre^ajfes  committed  ^  alfo  y  a  fudge 
Delegate-y  alfi  y  a  fudge  y  or  .Arbitrator  appointed 
to  examiney  determine  y  oracc^d^a  priuate  contro- 
flerfie^alfiy  an  OuerfeeTy  Sequefirator ,  or  feller  of 
goods  y  authoriud  thereto  by  the  Maitftrate  ;  and  one^ 
that  hath  y  by  the  fame  autboritie ,  tbeuoffefiieny  and 
keepi^  oflandsy  that  are  foiled  by  publiée  order  y  gi- 
uenhim.  ■■■■■!•■*  v^^-*"-^^—'';^'^  ■  ^-^  >^ ---.->■,  ^ -\.  ' 
CommifTaires  de  \  artillerie.  Ure  a  certaine  num- 
bet  eTCommifsionerSyOr  CornmiffarktyOne  whereof  tbi 
Mafler  of  the  Ordnance  afiigtes  to  euerie  P/ouince  of 

■^  Gouemmentfirr  tifouerfeeingofthtOrdnaneethat  ss 
therein.  ^         ^      ■..../•■•-"  .i^i.;;:»...'^ 

Commiflkires du 0^^^àtt.AriJn Pdrisytittle  o* 
thet  than  our  London  Scauengers  j  ^r  their  pfincipall 
office  is  to  /M^e  that  the  poets  bee  Ifept-cleane  >  And 


OHBmmairCS  des  fermes..  Certahu  OffUtis.  wb0  I 
'lôol(e  that  the  firmes  cftbifùda  be  well  pâffidi  ami 
the  reuettue  mereafdaefy  pâied,  ^     . 

Coounifiaires  des  guerres.  Ctrnmfarietier  Mu- 
fter^mafiers  «f armes  :  Ihefi  mufi  be  Gentiment  fucb 
M  batte  beene  Gens  d^trmts  des  <xauna*ncts(attbe 
leafi)  foefeares  j  and  are.  cemmaiaided  vneh  b)  tbt 
iAarjbtUi  ^frâiue^^tiek  abfencej  bji  (pe  l^îftgs 
iMMtenants  letteraÛ,  '  ^ 
OommHTaSrcs  des  Moqûres.  Tbefam  i  #f  wrdmd' 

fie  Mt^er-mafiers.  ^, /. .  -     ^        » 

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^ "^  /)iï/i/r  <?/  //^^  VicfidcHtSyAnd  Comf^U^rsiêY  iifjijlanis)  of 

âCijurty  xpho  ctdinmly  pronounce  ludgcments  y  and 

;-'    mal(C  dfoecs.   ^      -     ^    ;    '    '■  ■  ^'•--  ..■  - .;  , 

Les  pcri^  comrnKTaircs  des  i^^xoccr.ylre  other$^r¥b(f 

by  tb\ippointmi:iiyand  limitation  of  the  Con/t,cxanjise 

iheprouejyor  coniradiftiomy  and  dates  of  eiudencei 

:   bool(es,depojit:ons,&c  j  ami  thereof  nsikin^  a  report 

protcednofiiTlher.'  '      »  ^    ^    *^  ^  . 

Htpaiftrc  en  eominiflaîrc,  TofiedpJentifiUy,  ora- 

^     /fjcf  ,^r  other  mens  tables, or  charz^es.  rn    -  j 

#•'  Traiftc  eh  cb?nmilîairr  nat  ba'thboth  fijhand 

i  flefhfet  afire  him, or, rr s  rvcfay.tntertamd  lt\e  ifLord. 

ÇpiniTliirion  :  i.  4 ccmmifflon.or  delegation  j  a  charge, 

7%:mandatc,com?naundcment^  warrant,  fbr  th'cxêrch 


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'Chemin  çommuil.  Thèhjil})r»ajjtoadrvay^,^ 
Chiens  communs.  Hounfdsjbat^  rvtU  deale  withaJ 
nyl^niofpime/  ^\-J^    ' 
Xcxàç  commtme.  loôkeVcinc 
pc  bien  commun  op  ne  tait  pas  louvcnt  irion- 
cean  ;  Vxow. ^Henfcldome  raije  great  he  apes  of  'pub-, 
licite  treafure,    .  .  :    •      >  '    *     v,  ',         •'  ^ 

Communal  :*  m.  A  common^  or  great  pteteof  vmifled 

Comm^unautc  i  f.  The  çommndhïe^ortotvmonpeopU'^ 
alfa^CiOnmMmtie^pàrtfcij^ation^ftlliiwfl:^^^^^^ 
t€rmfje\goocl  corréjpo?fdi?jciey  ncere  fnvidiariflcom 
...  n^iih  anoihe/y  alfifya  focietie^'brotbcrhood,  tor  para  tU, 
'  .  oH^or  co//ipu>iiç,:r?coïporate  j  affo,  a  ccnMomni^urhU] 
dtpgincomMmwith  others.'' 


(mi  oftur.jdiHm^  &c,  gmcn  by  letters  patent  fjpr.  x  «-    •  Comi  liUiK-ls  ccAr\.The  common  peopU,the  vulvar, tl'e 
der apubl!rl^cfe*le.  ;>/ ^  .    ■•    '        ritde*nUrafcaU multUudc-^alf«,faiùriipimi^(mmon 

Flic  a  roufiours  quelque,  cotnmifnon  parla  ville;..    \    fieldjiiitoymt  field.  •■  .•  | 

Saidmcnh  of  A  woman. that  s  eucr  gaddr/g  ^road.  "'    .  ;  *■  .Xtlniinuncs.  C  omfanksj»ffmpenlcuted,  and  W-  ' 

Co\\\m\\\\iit'ii.4commiij)ire,oïfeamcmaboane\(itiÀ^ 

f  in ihc sifutl  -,)  atfoyany  ncpc  clofing^i^jningyor.  couch-      Communément.  Commonly, rfmUy,oïdirtartly,iene' 


tn^  oft'nings  together.     ' 

Cômmirtiôn  :  tA  commixtion-^a  whing^or  mingimg, 
offcuerall  thh^gs  together^  *    -^  >  1  ^ 

Gomîiitttiinus  :  lettrées  aeco\r\SpcciaU,conim\jJtomy' 
]'  iiireUcdjn  the  behalfofpyruh/cdzcdpcrfonsyvnto  thar 
r    peculiar  fudge^      ,,   .^v,  .  - 

Commodit .;  m.  .>^  hane^or  lending. 

Qp\r\ir\o(k:covt\.Cpmmodiot^'j  conuentetil  ipfopcr^apty 
•■■    meetyfit.,   '  r    ■^-    .:.  ■.  •.    -,  n^^- 

Commodcment.  Comwndmijly^  conuemently^aptfy^ 
i    fitly, meetly  ;  M  the pnrpfife,  as  oncrvouU  hat^c  it.    ;/    , 

^ommcKleration  du  corps.  A  good  BifpufitioTicfthe  i 

ivholebodie'y^correjpondenciey^orcqtiallpropof'ti-   \ 


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rajly.publii^elyyin  commonj^ith  ccwmon  confent.    \     * 
Communicable:  coir.  Comrrtr/rlcabltjfitfir/^applu''^ 

blc  vnto  ;  a/jd^conuerjjiibley  affable.  ^ 

Communicatif:  m.iiie  :  f.  FamiliatyCOurteom^Ap- 

:  bky  èafiç  to befpoi^en  with,  alfo^  conmimuatiHCy  or 
^rvhercof  many  are  to  haue  part.  ^ 

Communication  lï.Acàmm'ttnkatmy  or  c^nuerfatl 

;  on  y  atall(ingyd  confuUatio//  yalfo^  a  partie tpaim^inu 
'p^rrtwgyor wal(mgcommon a thingivith cthcis.  0' 

Communier.  To  cowmmikatey  to  rcceiue  the  Commh- 
niotT\  :  ;•;/■  '•■/!■;:.■"•';'  '■.:  ■>. .  '  .-^  '  •  ■•-  -  :  ■' 

Communion:  i.A  Commitniony'fiUêwfhipy  mutud 

participation,  ^ 


onyofgood  temper  in  etier'ie  pan  y  or  member  tbcre^  \   Communique  rm.ec:  (.Com-^minïcatedjarticîpatcâ, 
of.  ■:  ^  ■      ^H        '    '       .    *    '  '    !        I'^fartcd  *,alfOyConfifredytali{cdyOr  commiincdyW^th. 

Commodité:  (.Commodities  vtilitie  y  profit  ybencfity  j   Commimiqucr.  To  commmicate^paUieipate^mpart 


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.V .   thrifty  alfoy  aptnejfcyfit'acjje y conuenienciCyea/èyhand- 
(imenefie.  -  ^      /,/      '  '  * 

Commodîter.  To  thriueygamc,grorv  ffch  ^  prcua}lcy 

benefit yOr accommodate yhimfelfi.^"^  '         '     ^ 
Commotion.  ^  commotionytumiiltyPirreyVprôreybttr^ 

ly  burfy  ya  perturbation  y  troubleyCÙJqMietnejp. 
Commourans.  Dyingtogether. 
Conitîiourir.  To  die  together  y  ar  one  for  çompànie  of 

another.  -^ 

Commouvoir.  To  vexpoubley  difiurbe  ^Jhal^ey  moiie^ 
raifeyOtfiirre  xf  j  (alfOy  to  ri/è^ûrfiirre)  together  a- 
gnnfl.  ^        ^  :^       /      '    ^ 

Commué  :  m.  ec:  £  Changedy  altâfedy  bàrteredy  ex- 
'    changed.  '  ^  *       ,     ' 

Qomrn\itr^To  change  yglter 'y  barter  y  trucide  ^exchange 
'    0ne  thini  fin  another .  -in 

Commun  vni.A  people  ythe  common  people  ;  a  commit 
naltie  ;  a  corporation  { alfo,  a  thing  that  s  common  y  or 
enioytdin  common  ;  rvhence^ 
Commun  n'cft  pas  vn  :Pro,  Common  things  are  no 
one  mans  things yor^  that  which  is  common  belongs  to 

■  nomdHi       '^  ;'.       ,  -/:;  •■ 

Ouvrage  dc  COmOEnun  ouvrage  dc  nuî  :  Prov.  Alt 
mens  worl^  k  no  mons  worlfe  ;  or  y  that  which  u  done 
\  for  many  Uaclfftowledged  by  none. 

Qui  fert  commun  nul  ne  le  paye,  &  s'il  default 
chafcun  V  abbaye  :  Vtpy.Theferukt  done  toapeoptl 
no  man  rewards^  the  differuicts  ettery  man  raiUs  at. 
Commun  :  m.une  :f.  Common^pubUclieyVuljjar y  gêne- 
rait jthât  belongs  to  one  as  well  as  to  another  y  alfo^ 
muchvfed.   ■^■-        '  •  f''-^'v  •  .,.'-  >.:>r-:v-T. 


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.      Oï  commune  with  j  to  rctt^l/t  a  eouncelly  or  fecret  znto.\ 
Commutatif  :m.  iuc  '.f.Cammittatiueybartcringytiuc 

l(}ngy£xchangingonewithyOY  foryûnother.  %^ 

Coinpaélc:  Qom.CompaiiedyWeUfety\nitytrHJlypighty 

or  loyned  together. 
CompaélurC:  f.  The  compalîurey  folïdefiame  y  fub^ 

flan  tia  U  ioyning  of  all  the  parts  of  a  thing  together. 

Compa^n.^jQi'iTipagnon:    ^Rab.  ' 

Compagnable:  com.  CowpanableyfiiendlieyfociablCy 
conucrfuble.^  '  '      *  ; 

Compagne  :  f.  AjJjemateyfiUow  yfi-iendy  companion. 
C'eft  vnc  bonne  compagBC.yfcf  û  afociablewenchy 
a  good  merrie  lajfe  ;  (a  pbrafenot  tal^en  altogether  fo 
ill  as  0ur  good  fiUow  would  be.) 

Compagnie:  £  Companie^fiUowJhip  yfociette-y  a!fo^ 
a  crue  y  rout^  affemblieyconfort^or  l^not  of\  alfoy  a  CQ/n- 
jkmieyor^bandoffouldîors.  ^  ^ 

Coinpagnic  Françoifc.  ^V«if5f;» /if  ^^^mi^^ 

wantonVrieflJ^  <---'^\^é  .  '  m      ', 

Beftes  de  compagnie, Tïwg  vÀl'd  fwinè  micb^U 
low  their  dammesy  in  great  troupSyVntill  they  be  ahout 
i8  monetbs  old^nd  then  leaue  them  y  and  wiûi^htrny 
■tbistitte.<^'-''y^'-  "^  •• 

Compagnon  :  m.  Acompànion^ajfociate.Jellow/fffl^y 
,  coUeagueypartneryOr  copartnif  i  alfOy  anacceffarie  tit 
anoj^ce.  >  ^  ^  ^-1^  ^       . 

Compagnon  d*  armes.  A  compantofiy  orfeUowrn 
armes  ^  (a  te  arme  of  more  ermnencie  tbany  Compag- 
.  lion  de  guerre.)  '    .     -     ri  ài^iu >x- 

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.   jicer tiatbsth  1$êtfet  vp firh 
Pcdt  compagnon.  Ait  vpfiti^ 
fcoHikirtLbajeJiUirwi  a  fc 

Croome.  r--.^,;-  :r  ^-f  ;■ 
Demandez lc"i  mon  comp 
'  menteur  que  moy.  Wefaj^  as 

Compagnon  bien  parlant  v| 
ctbrinflamiProv.  f.Vrerf /4ii 
cundus  m  via  pro  vchiculo  eft 

Qiii  a  compagnon  j  maiftr 

tied  vnto  compame  is  tired  wit 
therefore  the  way  tobeabfolute 

Cornpagnonrie  :  m*  eci  t.  ^d 

>  consorted  yfhlltn  in  companic 

Compagnpniicr.  To  accompd 
be  fipmltaritoyne  infiUowjhipy 
àeeliebjiowteyWitb.  j^    .    • 

Corapaignic.*  Compai^non: 

Compagnon,  &c.       .  : 
Compaing.  iW.Compagnon  :  «^ 
jCompanage  :  m.  Meat^acniesy 
^  find  except  bread  y  and  dt  mite. 
Comparagé  :  m.ce  :  £  compared 
Cpmparager.  To  Varagonyor  eon 
Covnparaison  :£  A  comparifon] 
goningial'l(eningyOrconfirrini^ 
Coinparc  :  mA  '•  tÇomparedy  pa 
with  y  equalledy  matcbcdySonfi 
'    hou^ht^orpaiedfbrydeerely^   ,. 
Comparencc  :£  An  appatanct^ 
Comparent  :  m.  An  appearer. 
Comparer  :  m.  Lc  comparer  di 

,  amans lyfèyorjtbe buying ofatbin 

CcMi^arer.Ttf  compartjE^en^iii^ 
faragtnyfropwtimt  »ne  mA,  «. 
bay^wrpy  detrtlyfbr  ;  «nd  httue 
le  lc  tc  fcray  bien  compaier.  I 

vfoy  ftuitdlxfir  UylwiU  cti^è 

'[  repeniit.\.--  ^  .-"'v :^^^^^:.  ^ 

Cpibparidc»!:  f.  A  emptrUion\ 

_ring,àrreprefèntmiofhimfei^  U 

Coimfttpit.  To  appeared  upref 

■   W'i'^to^beprefefitjtt.  ,y 
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Petit  compagnoil  i<«  vf^arty  meane  '  Camjdimom^ 

'  fcoMdnU^baji  fijlm^^^^^^^^^^  froufl 

I   Demandez  le  à  mon  compagnon  qafcft  aùlsi 
^  menteur  que  moy.  H^ipyy  a$1^  my  filiate  mbtiherl 

^^  C^  bien  parlant  vaut  en  themjn  chari- 

ot brinilam:  l^ïov.  (Nctrçioibe  i-jrw;r,Cbmcs  fa- 
/  cundus  jn  viapro  Ychiculo  eft.). 
•  Qui  a  cômpagîion  :^  niaiftrc  :  Prov.  Heejhâth 
tied  vntQ  companie  h  tncd  withcontrolcminU  \(And 
fhcfcfori  the  way  iobe abjolute  U^  to  be alùne.)^    .. 
Cohipagnonric  :  VI. éc i f.  ^ccêmfdnied^ifjùciêtedy 
V  toifïontd^fhUenmcom^a^mfioyne^  yn  fiUoipflupy 

Compagnpnncr.  To  ncc^mpime  ^  ajfodate^  confer t^ 
be.jumlwitiyne'mfèUowpjipy  WAlIfe  fogethety  goe 

CorapaignJc:  Compaîj^non:  bic\as  Coujpaghiç^ 

-  Comj)agnon  j  &c.  ^     .  ;  -        ^    vi    >"    > 

Compaing.  ^y.Compagnon  :  JJPic.      '-^i  /  >  ^ 
Companagç  :m,  Meat^acniesy  viétuiOii  êUI(indof 

fmjd  exceyi  bread,  and  dftnlfe.  ,vv;î^         . 

CoîTiparagé  :  m. ce  :  f.  Compared ^f  paragmedwiih. 
Cpmparagcr.  To  Pâragon^bn  compaUymth.      r 
Cotnparaison  :  f.  A  compatifon  y  a  maubmg^  par^- 

gontng-aOlfenmgyorcM/èrringofihinp 
Compare  :  m.éc  :  f.  Compared^  pat^agonedyfrupow^Brd 

v^iw\  equalledy  matchcdyeonjèrred  tcgeibct  j  4^, 
'    boH^btyOrpéùedfdr^deerely.   .    .:     , ;^^^  •  f  ^' 
Comparencc  iLAn  appatance^  appear  mg. 
Comparent  :  m.  An  appeârer.  -  ^    ;  '      :^*  ^ 
Comparer  :  m.  Le  comparer  du  corps.  The  put  of 
^  âmMs Ujèytrjibebufmg  ofûibm^  with  the lojpit^er^ 

Coniparcr.Ttf  cômpare^SJfen^êHfir  toitthef\(§  equally 
t^ragén^yrop^rtitH  one  wub,  «,  by^âtuthèf  i  Alfo^  to 
tfi^^orpydemlyfir'^andhencevi 
lelctcteray  bien  compziçr.lvÙmalietbee'/htartt 
»fa)//ôu»4lyfiriti  l  wiUctit^tbeeU'/ui^hewatle^ 

•ptlTpantlOtl:  î.A€omparUion\ânafpatânce^ppnt' 
^riHyôrreprerent'mtofbimfeitit  ioopen  viem, 
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fiéte^oYJquafe  oui  by  ^ompjjjCyOrco/rjp^itlfesJ"  >     ^  - 
Cômpadion  :  t  Compaffwnypitîe^euù.  ;£     ^  >       ' 

Coinpafiionnaire  ;com.  Compajjw?mrie^€pmp^j(Jio-. 

fnaiCybûumg  cpmpa(fwfl  of,;-  j  ^  iL^  *'  ^  > 

Y  CoinpaJ&ionntr.  T^  ui^e  compaJfionjtopaMepiM 
Compatibilité  :  tContpatibibiu  j  a  concurrenaty  ac- 
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Compere preftczmoyvoftrcfac.j^'i^yàf  lyW/*  4" 

Tout  y  va  par  cbniperCj  &  com|pcrc.  i^iZ  /^«^x 

there  do  go  by  frtènajhip.     r  r , ; 

Compère  de  la  PouiUeçèiji^  ^  dcfpouilk  :  ^îq. 

Scelle  Pouillic.      w      r^  •    *,  '^>         "v? 

knirc  deux  colTîperes  fe  perdit  le  foflpir  :  IhxKOutt 
nettefi friends  oftmalfevs  the  vH»fi  accounts  \  fénuy. 
a  cef:n  fafily  bè  teu^rmàa  coufcnert^  ^  ^ 

Qui  de  miftiQ  fait  fon  compete  plus  de  bafton  ite 
doit  porter  :  Prov.  Httbûtstn  leaguewuba  churle 
^êneed  of  a  éudptIL  « 
rmiltant  :  m.  Acbnnger^fcoarferybartereryinr 
tirihatifjtr.       :  •.  '    ' 

Cx)irt|^nutant  :  m.antc  :  f,  (banging^ /coc) 

termg^ercba^/gingo  e     .\ 

Conipermùtation:fl^  change  ^xchcàge^er  changé. 
Cowpamuté  :  i».ée  :  f. ,  changed  y  exchanged^  inter- 

f«<i«(te<<i' .  ;. .  ■•..■.,'  -  -  -. 

Cbnipêrie<4r  Comparer,  Tobm^tpiftlterelyfir^ 
Q^mptsxiàsxaxviï&xonipeuat^ 
hpieeïlji  m$Ui*pnmtÀe4tlé^time ^  ^tfo^pffy^fit-    l 

Coo^pecmce  :  icomptuncit  ;  c^uenietui/tj  fufficiett' 

'  gi^'yépinefeJheft,Hf**^ik^*f'i  ^A*  t"^'^' 
reiicie^ct^petko'/fiHp-yMdbeftcei         v,*^^     _^ 

Venir  en compcteaccarccTu  autre.  Tofiriutor 

contvul^n^o  mk^  **»«*  ^i*»^  ?M  ^^wgjWit/»  «to- 

'  Jhtfii^^tlaigt^com^/kefir^  things  as  well  «  a- 

nç^y§^4oparagoÊ^  comme  h/tnfeif^^o  be  laid 

Upfi^ialUM/nwUb^^ 
filfieMerj/wafMgeodatemtbcr,^.^^^        ^.^  ^ 

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blevmH  âlftyte  belong^  or  appmame to-,  alfi^  to 
'  demamdjtffiujkfhe^fimthtu!^ 

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Complication  :  t  A  coftpluation^or  folding  together. 
Çompiîi^!  m*  A  Complfce^apffideratej  companicn  (m 
'  a  lead  AClion.y  v  \  \  *  ; 

Compile rté  :  f.  A  cpnf^ctty  a  kûd  con jtd trad  f. 
CoiQplic  :fi  Tbt  Cênfffyntyor^afart  oftheFopiJhE- 
Htnfofig. 

•   l'heure  de  coinpîiç  :  Seel^i^  Heure.  '^   ; 

Compliqué  :  m.  ce  î  f.  FoHlded/nmappedJntanihd 
f  together.  ^ 

Complot  :m.  A  complot^  con/piracie^  couh^  confide^ 
taeiey  pàcl^ty  or  compâding  together.  ^"     - 

Comploté  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Complottedy  confpred^fcci^id 
èetweene^or  among.     ^       ^  '^i  ^ 

olcn  To  complot^  eonjfpire\  combine  orpétcl^e  te. 
getBer^r    ^r-  ^.  ..    ,  •#  :  •    ^      ":■',■  .m  ■    :  •.. 

CoinplotCUXrni.eufc:  f.  Fkll0fy  or  âddiàedvntû^ 
complotiyor  camplotting. 

Componc.  La  bordure  componéc .  A  border  Co. 
^bmnieyifiBlafon.  .        , 

Comporté  ;  ro,  ce:  f.  Comported  ;  indaredjbomejuf. 
fired  ibehaHedymaintained^fiàfta'med.  : 

ofttfncnt  :  m.  Comportment^behauîor^c'arriaie^ 

'the[bèarmgofhimfelfe.  \  '-^ 

Comporter.  To  induré,  bem  ififfir  j  atfoy  to  extend^ 
[j^fyOïi  Snrueymg.)  /       -^  '■'"^-■"^ 

npofé:  m.ée:  f.  Compofed,  cempounded  ,  w^^/ir, 
^fcf  rf  ydifpofcd,  ordered ,  digefted-y  rmittenj  or  dont 
\alfOy  accordedy^ffetdy  attoned^compounddy  \ 
recontued. 

oftt.  T«  compound^  makt^  frame  :^dijpofeyOrda^ 

digêftitù  write verfiSyCômpcfey  orpoeth^eit-y  alfo^  u 

accord ^atttme/econâle  aduerfartcs  ;  offjo  cpmpcundy 

l^fi^ijhyUl^vpjtbeirdfSe^  c 

^:  Q^  auec.  Toupet  y  tal^e  àp  order ,  '  tnaf^e  ^ 

%emi^U  toattanementy  come  toit  compofitionyTPitb. 

#vComipp(cr  (on  dprit  contre  les  affligions, "Se; 

^%^amey  enureyOf  fettle  ^his  mind  to  rejiji  grief  es  ^  in- 

Compofcur  :  m.  Acompt4hypoit^rnï0^mkker:^A 
^^^  ^  ''fHtertnMi(Jict(e.^'''^'^^^ 

Tenir  vignes  i  coiîîplaiis.  which  u^onconâiïton  to      Qamj^^txyitim^^ 


Cbmpctitei^r  im.  A  competitor ,  concurrent ,  /rtf^xv 
f^-\junor^orfeeiierfir.-     ^         *         ;        .    ,   . 
^Coinpilation  :  f.  A  comodatmy  o/r  compilings  alfo  a 

rdpfHlie'yabool(eytYeatife^orcoUe(llon^off^ 
[tersy'heaped together.  ^  *  -    j 

Compilé  t  m.  éc  :  £  Compiledy  heaped  together.     :1-  : 
Coiîipiflant :  m.antc :f.  St^iyingtoptjfeateuerypofy 

beptjfint  euery  place-y  ill-to-bepiffing.  /         ^ 

Compifl^:oi.éc:f:  BepiJfedyaUtobepifed.  '^'m  . 
Conmfkr.AU  tobepiffei  to  pifeeuery  wbereyorbe^ 

pijfe  tuerie  place  he  comes  in ,  euerie  corner  he  comes 

/^  ncere/'  ^    ■■\i^'^\  W  ■-   ■    -       '  ■ 

Compi te  :  t\\A  érojji  xpayyOr  place  rphere  diuers  waies 

due rneete^'asylbe corrter of aflreety&c.  V  '^  v?^- 
'  ÇomYl^^nmunt^  Acomplamanty  or  complayner  \ 
properly  y  one  that  complainesyof  an  Offence  commit^ 
ted^  vnto^  Magt^raUy  or  court  y  ofluflice  '.referring 
to  them  the  profecutiouy  and puntfhment  thereof^  and 
re  fifing  to  me  die  fieri  her  in  it.    ^      ~  ^  -    .  * 

Complaignant: hi.  ante:  f.  Complayningy playningy 
or  pjidm^j^ himfelfi  aggricued ;  or  expre/fing  bis  griefi. 
Cômplaiildre.  Toptayneycomplaineibemoneybewaile^ 
fiiick  himfetfè  aggrieued ,  or  expreffe  hu  gfiefe.    - 
Se  Cofnplaindrc  eft  matiercdc  faifinc^&  de  nou- 
'     vcllete.  T^  brmga  rprit  o/Nouel  difTcifin  againfi. 
Complainte  :  f.  A  plaint  y  complaint  yn^oartOylamenta^ 
ti07i  '^alfo^anaccufationyOr  biU  ofxompla'mt. 
.  Complainte  de  Novelleté.--^^/i/>  or  ^dion  ofjj^ 
.   Nouel  dilfeifin  (mufl  be  brought  within  a  year  e  of  the 
•èiiffeifin.)    / 

^lamcncr  la  complainte  fur  les  Deux.  To  procure  a 

\^  Judgfiobearey^xamineyand  determine  a  eontrouerfie 

-    vpoiitbe  land  in  eontrouerfie.  ^  -^  ^  • 

Complaire.  Topleap^yUl(e^deligbt\firue^obferuey be 

■X  obedient  y  or  obfequious  vnto  yconfirmCy  or  apply  him- 

felfi  to  the:humors  of.  ^    .  * 

Complaifithcc  :  f.pelightyple/fiire'yfiilnefe  of  y  orftl- 

;      lor^0^yi^  ' 

Côn^laifânt  :  U.zntcilObfequiotis^obferuM^^^ 
^ing^fitnd thereby) jdea^  \       ^    -'  ^ 

«  Cbmpljuit  :tn.AVtneplant  ;  alfb  ^a  place  tbàts  planted 

wutypngpines  \  thenurferie  of  a  viH^rdyoIfby  ver- 

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'  uenueyoftbtvine-yard.'  '-,^-'       •     .••«!■  .'•i-t'-' 
Comphnté  :  m.  ce  :  ij^lanied,  or  Jhred  witirjMg 

•••    flunti.  ;.  .  ..v.v.  .-i' .%  ^y-y'-':)f'  •  ^  •  :..:î7:-i-c;;i^;_  ; 

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vitte-plaïits'y  tofeCnet»,  ôtp^ue  9(d v'me^Ù^i i. 
aip>,  to  taj  oât^w  deliuer  wer^t  Urds  ffftyWJBàfe,  ' 
pttBe  fttits  of  à  vuU'jastd  let  h Mm  vriro^mi^àr 
éaikn\ottoUta'inne^itràmthatmâHnet\''^^'^A^ 

Coiuphncerie  :  f.  A  (ett'mg  out  ofai^ttifâht  n 

«  Y    àMm^^Jk  pttn  of  the.  Jruit  thereofi*^-mfmt 

.  or  portim^m  Wi» tbfUiuUo^d h  fMthMIh^.or 

'< eftatemadéT :'  '* -^ -?^ i\%.  -^ ■  ;■  m^:^- ■  . 

Complexion:  t  Tbf^o^Meia^^fidfpni^è)^i¥ytOH^ 

fiitHtion  ^tbeM^yi^;Wd}/pofitioà,^^ 
'  Anim4irt^nmlmSànof^jèÊi\  À^jiè^SHiRpîocè. 
Cofiçlaïonné  :  nu  é(crf.  iÇ^j^fiîî»^^ 

meèi  eompofedi  ofcotlIiptejtiéH,  or  cèitfmtmimo- 
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der  of  différentes,  "•  "".  -«v^.-, ...  i>..<,..y4^,A ..,. 

Cbi%)ïrtion  :  £  :^.  cciapojlimft^ht^f^ii'i 
cônjcélio»y  compofiure-yCàmpoundif^id^iy^(ffl(f, 

.  '^^»W^f,  *»•  tbewrHh^^àiv&rlfey  Wby^W'y'* 
accord  y  compofition^  attornment ,  affree0ent\  alfi,* 

one  that  ^ioyes,  or  bath  part  in  y  a  tbingwifb  anâhtt^^ 

^Mmhtpithifhtt  was  ^ed^md'efM) 

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fiowersjcohditedinvmegarJàUJkgir^finètioJne, 

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prebtnfion^nderftandmg 

Comprendre.  To  comprel 

passe  ;  to  perceiuCyVndei 

f'  /d  the  l(ïtofW  ledge  ofy  to  d 
Comprer.  as  Comparei^ 
Compreflè  :  ÇA  boulfier, 

bindvp^or  lay  qriya  rvouni 
Comprimé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Pre 

orjiramed  hjrd  together 
Compriroer.   Top/epyt 
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Comprimeur:  msAprcfft 
Comprins  ;  m.infê:  f.  Co^ 

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ComproiTlettre.T(?  compi 

Compromis  :  m. A  compii 

aduerfarusio  te  ferre  the 

ment  yOryapriuatc  power 

by  the  mtiiUiU  confent  ofi 

Compromis;,  m. ife  :  f.  a 

-  ^romife.      -  -^ 

Compfomiiflairc  ittLtit 

cmpr  omitted. 

Comptable  :  com^  Accou 
vntà  account.    > 

Qo\i\^tznt.Co!4hting,accoi 
Argent  comptant.  Reai 
Haillcr  cpmptant.  Tç  gi 
fentlyy(^t4t  ofhand^w  down 

Coinpte:  m.  Anaccount^a 
Oï  calculation  y  a  number -y 
nutdcyofy  alfûytbe  reâfényO 
Jîb,guUftale  j  an  idle,  ori 
«»;fjw  Conte,)  .  ;.  - 
La  chambre  des  compt 

.  -the  ExchequefyOrExcheq 
Homme  de  bph  coilipti 
dealingsfji^kthonefm 
Ligne  de  Compte.  Seel^e 
Perle  de  çomptc./4  Part 
Pearle.  -^:    ^_;-      ^ 

y  eus  comptes.  Trifling 
toyu  to  moelle  Apetwitba 

^^oncovnçttt.Astboui 
.  or/nalieft  account-,  accord 

Hors  de  comptcSe  voy 
bad  mï$  of  bit  recl^pmng  ; 
^lotbfs  expeâatiott. 
Abréger  fon  compte.  T 
Avoir  fon  compte,  ftf  bt 
bearied^U-a-boight  j  Uoi 
C'eftlccQmpte.rib«m 
g  eft  bica  au  compte  d 
fi^filUemate,fimpUct 

aayir  dieu  par  compte 
if'^y.ifeelie^moHetbyyeai 
lenir  compte.  To  w»^^ 
icnir  compté  de.  r«»r» 
^rec^onimgof. 

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prebinfton.vnderftandingofl .  ^         .         .  ^y.  *j^^        maizes  them  veHrfi^bieét.)  ^    . 

Comprendre.  7^  comprehendycontaine,  CGmprifeyCOfn^^  §  Qh?  ^i^:^  compte  il  vit  à  honte  :  Pi  oy^  Hce  Huçs 
passe  \  to  perceiueyvnderjlandyâpprêbendyattaine  #' ||||/Jw/  fijamefiiUy  tk^i récitons  aU  hcjpends  \  (yet is  there 

fto  the  l(ïior9ledge  of -y  to  concerne  yto  be  capable  of.  >  .^;^ 
Comprcr.  ^  Comparci^i  To  buy  :  tPic,  "  ^  ^^? 
Compreflè  :Ç^  boulfier,piUowy(n  fbuldof  l'mnen^  ïo 

bind  vpyor  lay  qriya  wound.  •  '       *  n 

Comprimé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Preyed  y  fquee^edyfhrufty  clefedy 

orjiraincd  hard  together.        #     • 
Comprimer.   Top/ejfCy  tofquec^ey  to  thrufty  clofcy  or 

graine ytogcihcr.  j^  -  -.    .,  *<  .    .,     ■■■   ■^'^. 

Comprimeur  :  ir\sAprelferythri4lieryfqNeev;e/  together 
Comprins  ;  m.infc:  f.  Comprifedycemp/ehehdedy  co/i^ 
.   iainedrvïihïnth'c compaffcyOr imïtSyOf   ,/  P  ^ 

Compron1ettre.T(7  compromityorpiu  vnWcompptntfe. 

ÇoxTiïiXomxsitn.A  compîomïfe\  a  muliiali promfè  of 

'  adiierfanesio  re ferre  their  diff^ferices  vnto  dï^^ 

ment  ;  or^a  prïuatc  power  to  end  a  tontrouvrfcy  gr 

by  the  muiUill  confent  of  the  parties  incontronerpei 
Compromis  ;,  m.ïfe  :  f.  chmfromïitedy  pni  vnto  co 

Vromïfe.  \  -  '''''"■  ■'■*'    ■■^''■-^''\     /■•'■■  -ii-  :, •'-•  ."■■ 
CompromiiflaircMruJ^f  ^torvhoma  contrôler fieu 

compromitted.  i  i-  "      .  ^T 

Comptable  :  com^  'Accountable ,  accountant  )  lyablt 

vntè  account.    >    :/'•-:;    L  :  ^:'^ . -^,.-w. .'. . '  «  :.  /-^^ .  •  :  .*^- •; .  . 
Comptant.  Counting^accounting^reckoning  numbring. 

Argent  comptant.  /ÎMafic  «•««y  ;itfOifee  Argent. 

Haillcr  cpmptant.  Tç  giite  readiemoneyiiofaypre'' 

fentfyyCim  ofhand^w  dff»ne  in  hMnd.  * 

Coinpte:  m.  Anaccount,arecl{pning\  a compùtatmy 

Of  calculation  j  a  number  i  dlfi^  ref^eH  bad ,  regard 

ntide^of^  alfoytbe  reàfônjar  cau/è  of  a  matter  ^a^^  a 

jlby  gull jt aie  j  an  idle  i  orvnlilfebe  talCy  bijior ie^r  elati- 
on-, (s  ee  Conte,)    >  :.   ,     ■:.    '^:-  \^  .         '  .;: 

La  chambre  des  comptes.  The  Court  of.  Accounti', 
.  ihe  Exchequer^  or  Exchequer  chamber.^  '■■%.  "^  ^*^  t  • . 

Homme  de  bon  coinpte.  One  that  u  trite  in  ail  bis 

dedingsf^^ht  bone  f  man.  \  '  "   .    * 

Ligncde0Qnipte.Swi(;«I^gnc.  .  "  -. 

Perle  de  compte.^  Paragaiiafiire,great/>rientall 

Roué  de  coiimtc.  ^  notch-ypbetle  (in  Awatt^yor 

yctis  comptes,  trifling  wordf^  ridiculous  teaifmes, 
toyuto  moelle  Apes  withall.    '  „      ' .    >v 

'A ton  compte.  As  thou  télleft  it  -^or^tjf^âfintte^f 
.  ormalieft  account -,  accordingto  thj  reafin,  ^^ 
Hors  de  comptcSe  voyant  hors  &Ci  Seeittg;^hat  he 
bad  mïfi  ofhii  rec\onmi  j  «r,  that  matters  anfivered 
^thisexpéOation,     .  *  ^-^    y"^ 

Abréger  fon  ccMTipf  c.Y«  màJ^e  the  matter ptort. 
Avoir  fon  compte,  to  bemerieyi9lUe,liu*ûe,ligbt- 
^f^rtediall-d-botght\Lool(e Avoir.     .-<^   . 
C'eftle  CQmpt£.Tbiirecl(pniugfUsout  rigbt,^- 
J  eft  bien  au  conœte  <lc  la  dmiiainc  He  it  à  fork 
•^f^ifiUie  mate,  Jîmple  companion,  "'x-m' 

Sayir  dieu  par  connote.  That  «,  tufifom4^^0ttts 
lT)Sw«<t«,  monetby  yeare^c,and  no  wtfripa:|%ss 
^^^mapte^Toscâre^ipeperect^^ 
Tenir  compté  de.  To  pri'^e/eAtOyefitemey  regard, 

„^^^2/oncompte.le  trouve  mo  cûmpteJhaue 
^'fm  fir  ifi  or^  appeavts  h  m»  r  r; iMw  •  I  ^mw  k 
^"If^ilMscmamefUiiiifcmcéttofitfaUs 

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Compté  :  m.ée:  f.  Toldyrecl^onedynkmbredycokntcdy 
calcutatedyaccgunted/^  ^"^  '     :  ^  ^^ 

Comptement:  m.  A  cou7itingyteUing;/eclioning^num' 
'  brmg^calculating^accountini.  '     »      .'^. 

Compter.  To  count^ccountytcc^o-ayt^^number-y  to  cal- 
f  culajeyor^caftyan  account  j  aljoyto  mat^CyOr  giut  vp\  an 
account  ;  alfoyto  fibyfibleyCOg^tall((  vamelyycbat  idly^ 
tell  a  fuolifh^fiîbulom^oï  vnltl(elieytale\  '    %»  \. 

-  Compter  les  ai$,&  fouliveaux.  Toptd^ejlrarçesyto^^ 
.  loofe  tjr^feyOrJbendîttofmaUpurpbfc.  ^/  § 

escompter  le? chevilles,  ivben  one  malles  another 

wait  a  little  too  long  at  hfsdoore  be  fire  he  open  ity^the  - 
mJPrench^îenfiy.c'cÙ  luyrairc  compter  les  chevilles; 
^^yxipfo  mocl(eyOr  amufè  him  to  no  purùofe  j  and  rvl^en 
^''WU  threaten  to  r^^  attendlongfir  the  thing 

9reSy  they  fay  y  le  te  fcray  compter  des  chevil- 
WwiU  mal(eyou  ceolcyour  beeles^efvreyou  haue 
.npyi'/idhenceyare  mofi  Courtiers  tehm£dy  grands 
compteurs^dc  Chevilles.  a 

Compter  les  doux.  The  famé  j  oryto  loofe  time  •  or 
confumeit  m  idle  fiafting. 
I  CqiiptcrTans  (on  hotte.  (H'efay  ihefame)tèrecliQn 
S  WthouthishoJt\JLool(eiioûc.  »  ;    V 

Qui  compte  fans  fon  hoftc,  il  faut  qu*il  compte 
deux  fois  :  Prov.  Uce  thht  recl(ons  without  ha  t)oJi 
mufi  recl(On  twice -y  he  thft  conclude  s  yor  determines  0/^ 
;  bujmeffeyWithout  the  priuitieyOrprefence  of  him  véom 
ifrrtsft  concerns^  lilfeyhough  to  heare  ofityor  be  trou- 
bled mtbity  at  leafl  once  more.  :^- 
Vncfois  faut  c^riipter  à  Thofte  \Vxoy. Our  account 
'muftèémadeyOurr€cl(pningfakl'y(ouf  liues  exami- 
nedyOur  vices  cenfured)  one  time  or  other.    - 
,  .  Apres  compter  il  faut  boire  :  Prov.I^oi([fiBQire.  - 
.  C'èû  vn  marchant  qui  prend  T  argent  fans  comp- 
ter, ni  pcfer.  One  of  Saint  Nicholas  CUrïis  j  or  an  ar- 
ranttheefi.         :  : 

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■  ^m^        \   :     '  .'  ■'■■/■'•  :'■  t. .  .-•  ■•■■ 

Çofiiptcur :  mi  A  recl^onerjcounter^ccountefi  a  cafier 
of  accounts  ;  alfo^be  Numerator  j  or  figure  tbatftands 
^oue  the  line^n  aH  ArithmeticttUfraClion. 
Com^tcmècchcvûlcsulnordinar^^^ 
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^      1^  0ftbeif  fïmctpaU fillovKrs^(by 

'^  Jb^  names  of  Comta)tù  be  tht  Gommours^nd  Jud- 
^irjfs  of  Protéine  es  i  andotbers(by  tbeféimf  title)  of  good 
%itmpnes  ;  puing  tbem  withaU  the  territories  thereof, to 
'  iie^held  of  them  m  Ficft  ;  ândjhthey  became  both  Of 
ficers^nd  vajfalsyet  were  they  neither  but  at  the  mil 
of  thin  Soueraigneyor^t  mofiy  not  longer  than  during 
their  amuliuesi  But  within  a  while  tbejf  found  means 
to  malfe  their  Tick  herediuriii  and  afierwards pro^ 
cmed  their  gouernments  to  bee  annexed  vnto  theié 
4  ¥ichiandatUngth(takingaduantageofthc  misfir-^ 
.  tuneSyWeakenefeyOrfitc$litie  of  their  Princes)  mroa- 
chedon  the  Soueraigntie  of  them,  both:  (In  all  which 
time  the  Earles  of  Proumces  were  no  whit  inferior 
vnto  Dulles  \bauing  as  large  domimonsastbey^  and 
Earles  oftowntfivjnder  them  as  well  as  tbeyi  bejides 
that^the  GonéÊ^^ofdiuersProuinces  (as  Norman- 
die  y  Biritaine^nd  others)  were  as  often  called  Ear  les  y 
as  Dul(es;)BeingM]àk  beight^and  thereupon  growing 
emuUtorsyandfo0émesth'enemiesyoftiingSythey  on 
the  other  fide  toof^Itlmfey  atfirfi  by  theParliament^ 
(fetledat  Parisfto'difidge  part  of  the  royalties  ;  and 
afterwards  by  Epihe^fjOfnfifcationSy  or  mariages^  to 
reunite  vn^  the  Omi^thewhpleEftateSy  of  as  ma- 
ny ofthem^  (whether  Earles^  D%f^  ^>^'  acl^nofw^ 
lodged  any  dependancfoon  them  by^omagey  or  other- 
wife },  (The  reft^eiéer]^  firjl  (as  Lorraine  y  and  Sa-^ 
voy)  hauing  vfurped^n  abfolute  Soueraipttiei  or  fin  ce 
by  mfchancesf^  B^^ndieJtndFlandcrSy  by  the.  im-^ 
prifonmentofpfanèisfbefirlt^ 
Crowne  j  ;  Andjcr^dth^  other  EarleSy  haue  graunted 
.  tbem  only  a  iur0tM^^ypY  fiueraigntie  (iffo^  they  will 
haue  it)  thal^yvbpS^ç^^  by  the  Parliament Sy 

andfubi^vrëtoiklenifèlues.  /.      .  ^ 

Comted'Eftablc^  Jf^  in  ùU  tide  the  title  of  the 
Ma^fitfiif^  and  hence  (jioe  fome  perfuade 

l^m^ues)w^ibe  name  of  Connc^blc  deriued. 
teduPa^*  IVas  the  title  of  the  Xord  High 
Stenjardeffbi^^l^^  mw  tearmedytcGrznd, 

l^ftre^ee  It        >  &  dc  la  mailbn  dtf Roy* 
0yBMi:tà.^  Countie ,  Shir  e\  Ear  ledome:  (H  trance 
■  ,Uu^  èuerie  Baronnitthe 

:  iflaiis  of  y  àt  the  leafty  tenne  Gentlemerty  belonging  to 
■■S:M:  ^Nicoc  But  by  an  Ediffy  made  in  tbeyere  1579, 
and  grounded  on  a  decree  of  the  Priuie  O^jfoll  the 
tenth  of  March  i  S7^  (though  confirmed  onefy  in  the 
Parliansent  of  Britame)  it  was  ena&ed  y  That  an 
Earledomejhould  confia  oftaioBaronmeSy  arid  at  the 
-  leafl  three  Cbaftellenies  (which  count ervaile  one 
Baronme)  ot  of  me  BarowMy  ana  fix.  Cbaftelle- 
nies \  allvnited  togetber^d  beld^  byime  homage ^f 

Qon^Awmnans  &c.  .   i 

Gonare  :  m.Al(érneU  (refemblmg  a  Tint-appUj  Sat 
Jickisjatifêmfiàêitf^^ 
Concmé:mxcii.SéiMéU^       burftiOofoeees^ 
CancTSa.Tâfquafis  y  dafhy  bruifoy  §r  burft  in  pee- 

Concathenation:f.  A concaHhtntUm^  ebammg,  ^ 

ConcauieiiaturcsTlbe/ifiM.  :-.^:*k'^i-^>^m-'*'^^-':-:'.--^  ' 
C^ncadiené- iD.ce  :  £<^^<^i^>(''c^>^^Â!''<'>«ri0i- 

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bollawnejje.        *       *      » 

La  concavité  des  deux,  ^hc  round  firmament  y  or 
;    copeofheauen.     ;.     :,  .    -  ^ 

Concede  .•  ni.cc;  ft  Granted j::onfiniedypr y eeldedvn^ 

to.  .  -.^  •  . 

Concéder.  Tf  grant^onfent  vnto-y  be  le  cue. 
CoïiçcntTCï.  To  ioyne  in  one  center. 
Concentrique  :  coin,  Hauing  one^  and  the  fame  cen^ 

Conci^t  :m.ff<J  Conception.  ./  \ 

Coiiceptacle;mcW  conceptacle^any  hollow  thin gyWhich 
is  apt  toreceiueyholdyorcontame.     ^.m    ....   a     .ai;- 

Concepçion  :i  A  conceit  y  alfOyfencOy  apprehenfiqn^ 
iùdgementyvnderfland'mg  ;  alfo^he  concepiioHyOr  con^ 

/  ceiuing^  of  women  with  child 'yyohencey 
La  conception  noftrc  Dame;  The  conception  of 
our  Ladie  y  a  folemne  holy-day  l(ept  by  the  Church  of 
Rome  on  the  eight  of  December. 

Concerner.  Ta  concerne jiouch y  import yappertaine^  or 
belongvnto.     '  w  .  ^ 

Concert  de  Mufîque.  A  confkt  ofMuficke. 

Concerté.  ConJirtedyaccoYdedyagreed  together,  t 

Conccncr.  To  confortyor  agreeytojgetber.    •  ! 

Cohceflion.  A  concefjiouygrantjor  grantinix  a  leai^y 
permiffmyfufferance.  ,    *  ^  \    '■• 

Conceu  :  m.euc  :  f.  '  Conceiued^  apptebendedy  gatbe^ 
red^vnderjlood  yàlfo^onceiuedyor  a  breeding  in  the 
'wombe.     ■       I  •* 

Concevoir.  To  conc6uey^pprehendyvndeYfiand\  alfo^ 
a  female  to  conce'iueyor  breed yong(bones)in  her  womb. 

Conchambrfer  :  m.  A  cbaifiber^^Uow^  comer  ade. 

Conche  :  f.  v4  {ind  ofbafMy  or  open  vejje^refembltni 
a  b'afon  ;  as  Çoijuille  ;  dlfoyOs  the  Latirt^onàïiythc , 
fheÛ  of  a  mufcleycocl^ley&çy  alfo ,  order  y  equipage  y  or 
fwrnitureiwhence^y  ^  «^ 

Hftre  bien  en  conchc^ou  en  bonne  conche. T^^c. 
wellclothedy  handfomefyattiredjmgoodfiijhion  or  or- 
der ^n  fit  equipage  or  array.    * 

Conches,  certaine  receptacles  fir  fea-wattr  (as  in 
Abnezeau.)  .-^-^  ;     -ovm,:.:;;  .-'.■.■    '.^-../-/;  ;• 

Conchier.7>  befinteybedun^  befquattery  beray. 

Conchilion  :  mAnyJhell'fiJhyOrfcaledfifhyWithwhofe 
bloud  purple  is  died  j  but  ejpecially  one  (bearing  fcaUs) 
which  ye  elds  a  reddijh-purple^fcarlet  colour. 

Çonciçrgc :  m.Ahoufè-^keèperi  he  thatl(eepes/iffMt 

>  manshoufeyor  loolfeiio  tbeAufe  that  is  thereinialfo 
a  KseperfioaleryiVarder  of  a  prifm  j  alfi^incipall^ 

re^yChiefi  maifterj^rgomniffofape^ 
Offcboole.     '■    ..-/:.,;:■..:  .v^fr*Ut-^;/-ii  •'^-  '*:%lrv  * 

0>nciergerie:f.Tfcè  name  ofihe  common  goalibdong' 
i»g  to  Paris  j  hence^lfbya  prifon^  wrgoale. 

Concifc  :  m.  A  Councttt  j  an  afftmUsey^effmyOf  fitting 
ofcounceUorVy alfèya(genfraU)  Cê^tU(fbfmrcb 

•  ■  ■  matters*)  ^^c%^^  ç^^/*.,^^-  ^^jrk  ~^i.  >\>  .^^:*" .;  ■  '.  ■•-^^  ■ 

Cônciliabdk 

blie. 
Condliatcur  w.       *  ^    - 

offiusour^ndgoodw'iUjWyOrbetmixt  others.- 
Coiidtiation  if^AtoncHiationya  retoncilment^P'^^ 
^    €nringoffàuûiirianattone^mal(ing\M 
f:,  cmcmtion^  vriiony  league  offieiuifyp  msde  amoni 
•  fbch  su  were  foes. .  4-^t  ?  "  *  :  '*^-^4^r- •  ^,    . . . ,  ^,:^m  -••.  ■■ 

't^^  man  that  reconciles thaftihatwirt  enemies*     '*'  , 
Concilié:  rù.éei(.  Aitonedyvnitedy^ccofdedyeg^^tdy 

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Concipn  :  f.  ^»  *f 

called  together  ;  alfi 
and  addrefedyvnto 

Concis  :m.i{c:f«C«, 

fendêcus.     ■-, 

Çoncitatcur  :  m.  ^ 

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Concitation  ;  f.  A 

yoking  ;  a  raifingy  n 
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G)ncitatricc:  f.'  -rf 

Concité:tn.ec:f.c 

Yâifed,jlrr/edyOr  qui 

Concitcr.  Toconciie 

wirdyprouol(e  j  rai/ 

Concitoyen  :  m.  A 

Conclave;  m.  Aeon 
or  chamber 'y  a  fecre\ 
that(fvritisfeldom 
in  the  CardtnaUs  ajj 
Pope  J  alfoy  the  affen, 

Conclu :in.  ùc:f.  C 
foluedon, 
'A  CCS  fins  cbnclu. 

Conclure.  Tfl  conclut 
on. 

Conclure  ift  Baro 
Conclure  i  la  raoi 
adiudge ,  or  conden. 
menty  to  conclude  tbi 
death,    s  •  ' 

Condufiori  :  f.  A  eoi 

,  on^itermihation-yti 
Prendre  condufii 
un  criminel.  To  vr^ 
foner-yto  lay  fifre  vntt 
(C  eft  le  Procqrcui 
prennent  leurs  coi 
la  peine,  &  reparati 
parariondcfonhdi 
damniagcs,&  inter* 

Concoélion:f.  com 
oyfeetbing  (of meat  i 

Concombre:  m.  ^ 
Concombre  a^ 
poncottibrcdtrii 

^iaPomeCitruU. 

Concombre  long 

Concomb|:e  naâri 
ton,        .    ^ 

Concombre  Cmvi 

*"ilCor»cumberyTêi 

l^ncombte  TuK 
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Concipn :  f- ^^ Afemblity  w  con^e^gatiônôf  people, 
called  together  j  4^,^/>f  Oration,  or/Speech  deUnered 
MHdaddrefedyvntothem.' 

Concis  :  m.  ifc:  f-  Concifcyhiefe,Û)crti  piccinil,  com- 
pendious. I 

Concitatcur  :  m.  ^»  incitor ,  incenfor,  vrger,  frouo- 
ItefjiirreryOrqiàcbfnervpvnto.     '..      - 

Concitation  ;  f.  ^  coneitation -y  inciting,  vrging.pro- 

.    uokmg  j  «  »•'*'/«&  rdUfing ,  jîirrwg,  w-  quic^nmg ,  v/> 

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Concité:  m*ée:  f-  Concited limited yvrged^prouokfdi 
uifed,^mcd,or  quickenedyVpvntô. 

Concitcr.  Toconcite\indtey  excite  i  vrge^  pricl^for- 
ward^prouolie  i  raifiy  quici^cnyor  jtirre^  vp  vnto. 

Concitoyen  :  m.  A  jèUow  Citi^n. 

Conclave:  m.  A  cancUue^&r  Clcfet  ^^an  inner  parlour  y 
or  chamber  j  afecret^  or  priuate  foame^  and  e^cially 
that  ffir  it  isfetdome  vfed  but  to  exprefe  that)  where- 
in the  CardinaUs  ajjemble  about  the  elcéîion  of  a  new 
Pope  'yalfoytbe  afjemblieit  feljè.  « 

Conclu:  m.  uc:  f.  Concluded'^decrèèd^dètermtnedyre- 
foluedon.  ''  V  ^ 

'A  CCS  fins  conclu. JP^e  Fin. 

ConduïC^  To  conclude 'y  decreeydeteirmne^refoluevp^ 

on.  ••'  '%  .  • 

Conclure  ift  Barocco.  Ut  Barocco.         r    , 
Conclure  à  la  mort.  Ta  giue  féntence  ofdeath\  to 
adiudfie ,  or  condemne  vnto  death  j  on  y  in  an  argu- 
ment ^  to  conclude  that  the  far  tie  accufedisworthie  of 
death. 
Conclufion  :  f.  A  conclufani  endjijfue^clofi  ;  refoluti-  ^ 
.    on^ètermïnationitheEpilûgueyOrlafl^ârtof.    \'    ^ 
Prendre  conclluions  rigôurçufcs  a  T  encontre  d' 
un  aimincl.  To  vrge  tbeEuidence  hard  againfi  apt  i- 
finer '^to  lay  fire  vnto  Imn^to  put  him  to  hk  nec^verfe  ; 
(C*  eft  le  Prccijrcur  du  Roy,  &  la  Partie  civile  qui 

{Prennent  leurs  conduiion^:  Celuy-la  concludà 
a  peine,  &  reparation  publique;  ceftuy-cy  en  re- 
paration de  fon  hdnneur  (s'il  y,efchet)&  en  defpés> 
daitimagcsj&intcrefts:  ^CodcHcnryO 

Concoébon  :  f.  Concoâion  j  good  di/lefiiên  ;  4  boyling^ 
^yfeething(ofmeatintbeftmack^  4 

Concombre:  m,  UOmcumber.  t  ^ 

Concombre  aiinin.  4v  Concombre  (au vag^. 
Concombre  dtrin.  ^  euruU^or  citruU  Çimcum- 
l^^ya?omeCifruU.^%  '  '  -' '■:-':^^\.^\ 

Concombre  long .  TU  croolfedykngj  er  Adders, 
Cowcumber.        [-'■■      >■>••':*  ^v  •'     ^       ■--..,-. 

Concombrcf  mirin.  The  round Tompton^  or  Me^ 
Ion.   •••■  ....x^    \  ■■     -.    .   \   '■^■..  •    ; y^: .^■^••.M.  ■  • 

Concombre  fanivage.  The  mid  Câtu^cumber,  Sphr^ 
^j^l  Cowcumbety  Toucthm-not.  * 

Concombre  Turauois.  A  muslfe  MeUm  j  alfoy  the 

.  Ttirl(ie  Comumberjimewbat  refemblinga  Pomvion , 
andbauini  a  mj/trefilidey  and  firme  pulpe  then  the  or- 

.dinarhone.  ;  ;•  f j    v 

voncombrierc:  {.  A  bed  efcawcumbers  j  a  plot. of 
^V^mdvAirtiH  v^ 

'-oncomitancctf.  Concmitamieifittanj^^Qr  aS\ 
^^^^f^th^tmpamtêietkir^  ^ 

v>oncomat :  m.  .Anacnrdy  apumenty  emicordancie 
f^^fi^^im,ptatublmiff€^,éûfh,ai^A^ 
agreement  $  andfartkuterfyy  tbejhkn^  ASi^  be^ 


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of  agreement  ytb^t  pajfts  betroeene  the  Tope  y  and  the 
French  kfng  touching  the  difpofition  of  Benefices. 

Concorde  :  f.  Concord yaccordybarmonie  j  peace yagr ee- 
ment^qnietnefjeXacompofition. 

Concorder.  To  accordycompoundypacifieyqiàet^agree'y 
alfo  to  Hue  inpeace^  arid  concord  together.     H  ^ 

Concrcc:  ni.  cee:  f.  BredyCo/npofedymadeyCreateS  to- 
gether -yalfoycongealedycompailedy  gathered  clofe  to- 

Concrccr .  To  breedyCowpofe^a{e^or  create  together. 

Seconcreer.  To  be  btcdy  compofedy  rpadéy  &c  j  alfo  y 

to  thicken  y  congeakyCurdy  or  c  lofe  together. 
Concret:  m.A comunâionyorconglutinationyan intirc- 

nejfeyorimire  thing.      :.       .     ;  . 
Coucret  :  m.  cfe  :f.  Concretely  hardened  y  thicl(€hedy 

cempaûcdycongealedyconioyncd  together. 
Concretion.  A  companion,  conglutinationy  congeale- 

meaty  thicl(ningy  ioyningyCUrding^  clotteringyfapning 
■  together.      >  >         ^  .  >^- 

Concubiil  :  ill.  Aman  vnlawfitUy  l^ept^and  vfed  y  by  a 
woman.      #;./  .-    *. 

Concubinage  :  m.Concubinage-y  the  peeping  of  a  whore 
fifrhlfownefilihievfe.      .  /    * 

Concubinairc.  enfant  concubinaire.  ^  b^ftard 
borne  of  a  concubine  i  a  whores  fonney  the  brood  of  a 
whore.     ^  y'W'.;:  ■      .  w .  '  .         *" 

Concubine.:  f.  a  concublney  a  leyman ;  a  woman  vfed 

ordinarifyy  asawifi. 
Conculcationtf.  AConcUlcationy  or  treading  vnder 

foot  ;  afupprejfiony  or  extreame  peeping  vnder. 
ConcuIqué:n).ée:f.  Opprepd-y  trodden  vnder  foot. 
Conculquen  To  opprejje  ,  or  tread  vnder  foot  ;  to 

bruifey  or  weare  with  often  treadingy  orftamping  on. 

Concimifcence  :  f.  ConcHpifcenceylufiyfiruentdefirey 
greedle  appetite  vnto. 

Concupifcible.  faculté  concupifcible.  The  vnreafh 
nabky  orfenfuallpart  of  the  fouley  which  couets  meats, 
drinkesyand  all  forts  of  delight  s  beyond  meafure. 

Concurrence  :  f.  A  concurrence ,  or  concurrencie  ;  an 
agreement  y  offtueraUmattetSyOr  incircumfiances  (all 
comming  to  one  pointy  or.ayming  at  one  thing  j^  a  run- 
ningy  meetingy  or  ioyningy  in  cour  fey  together..  ,  . 
lufques  à  la  concurrence  do^fa  debtc  ;  f  (?  the  valuCy 
or  quantitie  of  his  debt  j  vruill  it  be  fiiUy  fitisfiedy  or 

.'    runvp.   ,.-^''^^:v  .    ■  •' .   '.^V-  '*    ,•■     •■■■'■■   ^^''> 

Coricurrent  :  m.  A  concurrent  ^  corritialt  y  competi- 

-.   tor.  '         '  •/  ••'  '  ■    *■■:■■' 

Concurrent  :  m.  ente  :  f.  Concurrenty  concurring^  a-- 

y  'ffreeing  witb^icyning  or  meeting  in  courfi ^running  to- 
gether. ""-    ■ 

ConcufTcyr*  ^  Ç<^^™fl^onaire.  -^ 

Concuflion:  f.  ConcuJfion*y  publiclae  extortimyclofi  ra- 
pme*y  an  extorting  of  gifts  byafatfijhew  ofauthoritfey  1 
or  impofition  of  crimes  \  any  violent,  and  vriiufi  pro-  I 
jcufemmt  of  bribes  j  alfo,  a  ioulting^or  l^noclfing  one  a- 
gakift  another. 

Concuiïîonairc  :  m.  A  Concufjmariey  orpublicke  ex- 
tortioner J  one  that  (counterfaiting  an  author itie)  ex- 
torts gifts  from  men  by  threatning  to  punijhy  or  profit 
cute  their  offences  -y  or  any  officer  y  or  Magiftrate ,  éat 
will  neither  do  right^nor  giue gàod  words  vnlejfe  he  be 
foundly bribed.  *  i--        ^  v -î  :^^^ 

Condamnation  ;  &  Condamiiatoirc.  as  Condcm- 

nation^cî^  Condemnatoire.     -       >  ;       r  n     ^^ 
Condamné;  &  Condamner.  See  Condemne,  & 

Condemner.  '^^  .     : ,  v   : 

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Condemnation;  f.y4  cmdemnatmia  darning  or 

•  condemning.      '  ...••••.';-^...,.. ...  .^:.,.  .^.  ■,;•   ••.,-■... 

Condemnation  d'amende.  An  amercing  or  fut- 

•    tingtodfine.        -  '  '.  ..^  .,  .•:' '•  'C'^ -■V' 

•  Paflcr  condemnation,  rogiueouerafuity  toyeeld 
vnto  an  agreerhentyto  dejift  from  brabiing^n  Ijm.  ; 
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^m^rcing^  fining^      ,        : 
Condemne:  m.  qq:  t  condemned^  damned ^  ouer- 

throw  ne  m  lavif  y  alfoy  amerced^  finedy  put  vnto^is 

Vn  lieu  cpodemne.  \AnvncouthyOrvnâcce^^^ 

Tel  a  bonne  çaufç  qui  eft  condenine  :  Prov.  lf(e 
that  s  iihe  right  oft  times  receiues  the  foile. 

Condcinnct.  To  condemne yordamrie  j  to  ouerfhrorp  in 
■  iudgcmenty  ouercome  by  Law.     '  \  .  *  " 

'  Condemiieri  Tamende.  To  amerce yfrnCyOr put  vn- 

Jo  his  fine.      *l  - /;  '-  ^f    '••■^•"^^'■^''•■.r.,^||^  '. 

Condenfc  ;  mV  cc  :  £  Thickenidy  made  thitl(eyCompac- 

tedyOr clofcd together.  #  .^       .^  --■ 

Coiidenfe  :  com.  Condenfe  \  thicl^e^clofe  together. 
Condenfer.  To  tbiclfenyormal^e  thicl^ey  to  gatbery  or 
'  fioche together.  -        *  ^'V;»     ,  •• 

Condenfitctf.  CondenfitieythiclinejfeyhardneJfeyClofe'' 
'    neffe..    .  •  •  •    •..  -"^^  •   ,  ;  .,  -  •;  ^        ,  !j^    ,' 

Condclcendrc.  To  condefcendyvouchfafiyyeeldygraunt 
%   vnto.  .-A- ..  ^..«n:-  •■  J  ■  °.-,.:,.  ..•«  ;■•'  •.  '  '. . 

Cohdefcendu  :  m.  ue : f.  Condefcended y  vouthfafèd-y 

grauntedyor  yeelded  vnto.  .  §  \ 

Gondignac.  as  Codignati  Marmalade  of  Ruinées. 
'  >TRab.   ;     •■;.  ■,"t:;  .:-v\      ••..■"V:..^-  .•■;.■• 

Condignc  :  com.  Condi ffteyWeU-vooYthie.  '  #  f 
Condignement.  Condignefyy  ifporthifyy  hsnifJy  ^asit 

behoueth.      ,  ife    ,-       .     >  *       | 

Condile.^  Condyle.        ^       «,    -*     ^ 
QonàîxÇcvi^t.  A  fchoole-^^^ 

Condition  ;  f.  a  conditionyCOuemnt\  laWyOr  bargaine 
conditionaU^  alfo ,  the  properticy  natureyÀi^ofitimy 
marner  y  one  vfethy  or  is  o/j  alfOy  ones  eftatey  fortune^ 
place  'y  birth  ;  qudliticy  (ejpecially  mtanCyOr  bofe.) 
Icnc  fçay  pas  les  conditions  du  icu;iij;;i(ww/ /fee 
l^wesoftheGume.  *  \      - 

Conditionairc:  com.ConditionarkyConditionallyVpon 
condition yvnder  couenant^cêutnanting.  *    ^  "        \ 
Conditionnel. ^Conditionairc.         ,   •       r 
Condi tioiincllemeilt.  Conditionally yVpWyOr  vndery 
d  condition,   t    ^      #^       ;         ^,  y 

CondoI:m.-r<ywi^e^rtfî/&ij;^Mr/fc.     ;^  ^     | 
Condololr.  S^e  Condouloir.     r         '^  ^      ' 
Condonne  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Giuen  freefyy  fèrgiuetfy pardê^ 

Condonncr.Fr^^iy  togfut^topardm^firgtue.  ^ 
Condore.  7*i&c  mw^  ^^  greatyjirong^nd  rauenom  hr 
^   dianbird.  / 

Condot  :  ni.  «  Condol.         /?  '  '     ^ 

Condouloir-  TiF/î/ronr,  ormoanewith^  tojympaihi^ 

mththep-iepyOfpaineêf  , 

Conducteur  :  m.  A  C^duaoir,  teâdery  CmdCy  iRkg^ 


ned^andfitcht  inîOyOr  by yany  place.   ^    *  ^  ■      , 
Conduites  de  fleuves.  Tfef  èw^x  a/r/«^ri. 

Conduiétc  :  f.  ^^  conduciyConduôîïonyguidmgyleadingy 
bringing  on  ;  4  trayningyor  gouernment  j  tf//i,  4  manâ^ 
gmg^orhnndimg.^      l  .  |i^    .     •    .  -        v 

Conduidtc  de  l'cfprit.  The  inclinatioriy  motions  y  or 
frpayoftbemînd.  ^  >  v^ 

Conduire.  To  conduày  leady  guide,  bring  on  ;  gouerne^ 
fwayy  rule  y  rphoUy  dtfpofc  of -y  alfoy  to  handle  y  or  ma^ 

nage.     ■^•'    •     .;■.  •   ..        -^  ■'    ^      .•  ^>.  .  -     ':.:.?   / 

Conduire  lourdement  vnc  Orne.  Loo\e  Orne. 
Conduifêur  :  m.  A  Leader  fiuideryConduhor. 
Condui-lbmne.  S leepc-conduftmg^ filent yO^^iet.    ' 
Conduit  :  m.  ite  :  ÎF.  Conduiîedyledyguided^broughl on*^ 

trained^gouerned ,  frvayedyVphoUy  dijpofed  cfl^  ^  •  v 
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Condu&rkc:  f.  A  CMduâIrtffi.'  f^^    I 

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Condyle  :  m.  The  tuberiofitie^oiit-fpifeUïngyroundnejfe^ 
or  l(notSy  of  the  thigh^  l(nèe^  anl^lcy  èlbcWy  or  l(nuc{le- 
bones  ;  alfi^a  blow  with  the  fifl  j  a  boXyOr  eu  fi.  *  /  '^ 

Condylome  :  m.  Afwellmg^or  excrefcence  offlejbflilie 
^nto  little  warts  yOr  theftones  of  a  raifinyorj^ggejin  the 
fimdamentyOrinawomanspriuities. 

Cone  :  m.^  Cone  j  a  GeometricaUbodie;^  or  any  figure^ 
that  is  broadyand  round  below  y  and fi^ar pens  towards 

the  top.    ■  ■     :^'  .'^r--,--^:\:,,^  ■^'■..f.,^'-_^-]^. 

Coneftable-Sf^Conneftable.  ^n       ^ 

Coneftablie:f.  A  Co'^ftablefi^ip'.al/o^dCdptaineJh'ip, 
or  gouernment  heid  in  TeerdomCy  alfOy  a  companiCy 
bandyor  battalion  ofSouldiers.    .^  ^      I  '  Hi^: 
Confanon.  ^  standard^  orBannery  &c\  as  Gonfa- 

Corrfanpnîer  :  m.  A  Standardlbmer.      >  ■  U 
Confznon^.  The  wild  Poppie.    ^  •     ^  ^ 

Confeéliorill^  f.  A  confi6lionyOr  compofition-yaminglmi) 

a  confiâlingyôr  comfit  matting.    .  • 

Confederation  :  f.  A  confideratipny  or  confideracie  ; 
(/     the  mailing  of  or  entring  intOy  a  league  with  other  s]  al 

fOyacomphtyOr  confpiracie*  ^   ^ 

Conftderez.  Confederate  y  in  friendjhipy  entred  into  u 

league  ytogether^y  alfoyioyning  m  ajlotyorcon^iracie. 
Conference  :  f.  A  conference  ;  affOya  compart fon. 
Conferer.T^  confirreycommuncydeuifoyor  tal^together, 

(conférer  cnfeipblc;)  alfby  to  contribute^or  be  at  n- 

■  lil(ey  and  eqtuU  charge  with  another  y  (conférer  avec 

vnautrc.)  ;.  ^i...-->.^  s-^^,:  r-^.  •-•  ■ 

Conferme  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Confirmed^firengthened^firtif 

,  cdyfetléd'yhardened'y  incouraiedyajfured-y  ratifiedyefid- 

blifljed  \  àuouchedyauerredpr  truth.       ,  1^      -   4 
Comcrma  J^oconfirmeyfitengtbenyfvrtifieyfi^^ 

den;  ajfure  ;  eftablifhy  ratifie  y  mal^e  goodly  in  course  ^ 

comfirt  ;  auouchyor  auerrefi^  truth. 
Confeilc  :  f.  ^  Confeflion.  ;  % 

Allcri  la  coV)lkS^.Tàzoetefljrifï.  r     fe  %  §  ^ 
Confefle  :  m.  cc  :  f.  C^nppdyacl^owledgedyyeeUed 

vnto  ;  difcoueredyreuealedybewrayed  ;  al/b^Jhriuen^ 
Confeflèr.  To  confiffeyftdtnewledge^eeld  vnto-yreueale^ 

dtfcoueTybewrioy.  .- 

Sc  conFefTer  au  preftre.  To  bejhriuen.  "       ^  ' 
Confcflcqr  :  ro.  A  Confejfor.or  ghoftlie  father. 
Confcfïîon  :  f.  A  confij/wnyor  acl^mwledgetnent  5  e.  re- 

ueilin(!^,orbcwrayingyOfafecret.' 

Coqftfïîon  auriculaire.  Sbriuingy  durkuUr  cen- 

fifiSon.       \  V  ^ 

Confeffionnaire  :  com^  C^fifponme^  belongmgth^ 

tteatinfrof  auricular  cmfijfim.  , 

Confeflionnat  :  m.  ^n  aa  ofconfiffion  tending  t^  ^^' 

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Confident /wC 
Confidemiïirc: 

deeming.     , 
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Confin:  m.  inc 

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Confiner.  7>«; 
boordy  adioyney 
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Condxt.To^pref 
ftifm^  reUfhyoit 
Confirmât^:  n 

blifljing^ratifyii 

Confirmation^ 

ling^ajfurance}; 
mng^  or  incour 
♦  rallofatUhg^ 
or  (as  the  vulgi 
Droift  dc  COE 
Officers  of  the 
his  firjlcommii 
his  Utters  F  at 

Confirmé.  iwC 
Confin  nc0^ii[< 
Confis  :  nui'vtf 
pechanyfk\U 
Connie:  m»v*< 
Confifcatfon: 

^fiHèitûre.  ; 

Confiieurrm. 

Confifque  :  m 
^^vniû  tbePrm 
^Mka  tojhj 

Coimfqucr.  r 

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ConfiflTablcic 
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71^  fit*  ■    *■■  '  , ,    J  ^   I  »Vf  •  #;4 'Mi.  i^  *  .v*  -   ■  ^,     •    •    >       .'    •  / 

Confiant .  rr«/Zi»^  ^^www^  confidence  in,  building  vp- 

Qjf^  •  ••  .' '.^^  ^  •  vv.i,."'.''\..v'7  ■<*  '  ' *"^-  '  ■-''■  r    ■^•\' 

Confidant  ;  01^^  ^friend  to  wbom  one  truftsy'm  whom 

he  bath  confidenciyM whofe  afpftanct  he  telyes  j  a  fe- 

-  condin  afingU  cômbatyfuch  a$nc  as  a  man  talées  into 

.   the  field  with  bim.   *  ••  ^  •".    -     "^  :' 

Confident  as  Confidant.     •  ^>  > .  ^      *  ' -i 

Coiifidemi»rc:côm.Tr(?^ferrof^,J&i//7-6rftf^w^,fr^^ 

deceiuing.f  ^^     •     ■  '  ^  ue  ':■  ■      ••••  '  ^».  -'•    x  '  ■      ■  .-; 
Confidcntionnaire.^Cpnfidentiairc.  '^^  . 

Confier:  TuirMJly  belecuc^  haue  eonfidence  in  j  ajfare 

hirrffelfe^of^^buildyrelyyor  dependjVpoHé  ^f  :,   ^ 

Confiez  ^c  Goiir.  as  Pairs  ile  la  Cour.;  ^  '^     ,  ; 
Confisuratioiv:  f.  ^  bliene£iyùrrefemb^     effi- 

Confin:  m.  ine;  tNeereyntîgJjbor/onfimngiâr  adhj- 
mn(^^nto\  boitnding^or  bùtdmnfjvpon.  • 

Confinant  :  nr.  ante  :  f^C^nfining^ounding^bordering^ 
ûbbuttmgyadioyningJyingniett,vnU'y  alfi^  confining^ 

bamjhing.0i;^<>}y^^  i  \.r.  ^^  ^  •  ,  ''- 
Confiner.  Tiy€9nfirieiJùabbiay  or  bound  vpoH'y  to  ab- 
boordy  adioyntylye^neerevnto^  alfoy  to  ajjigne  limits  y 
appoint  marcheiy  lay  out  bounds  vnto  j  a^y  to  con- 
fine y  relegate ,  banijhinurji  certaine  /  or  limittedy 
place.      ,.  .••.  .;^^-.:-'^.  x^^  a:  ji 

Con(ïxc.T(y.preferueyConfiiÊLfi4^^  to 

feifnn^reUfh^or  giue/auprt^t^.  ''^'  ^    •     ,.  * '* 
Confirma<#^  m-iitc:  (^C^t^MatkéiyConfirrm^ 

Confirmation^  f*  -^  confirmatuin^  ftrengtheniHgy  fet- 
lingyajfurancey  ratific^on^^aktiflment  ;  «i^  4  hart- 
mng,  or  incouragement  j  dlfby  an  auouchingy  orauer- 

»  YaUôfatUng^trutb\alfiy0>iifiï'mation^^ 
or  (as  the  vulgar)  BiSping.  .  ',  \:\1 -^^^--^^V^^^^^^^^ 

Droift  dc  confiraiattoni  î*ê  Ji&M^^  or  fee  duel  h^^ 

Officers  of  the  l(mgdofke  of  France  y  vnto  the  KMg  ^^ 
his  firftcomming  to  th  c'Crowmyfihr  confirming  tbemyby 
bis  Lett ertVatentSytn  ihei^flacefé^:^^<'^^^         > 

Confirmé. iwGoi^rmc.  •  .u^c,:iyrr'm'-^  :/-':^?ii.  ;s 

ConfinncRiiçtf  ConficrmcivV-4  \  ^^  Viv  ^  ^  •^  -  ; 

Conns  :  iiu\  v.^  tHng  that  hàti^kient  féaJfedy  or  fiée- 
P^d\anyficlfléi^orprelh  U  v^  VJ 

Connie:  m.Aeonfiftation^tbia%tonfifyu^^    '''•  :  -^ 

Confifcation  :  £•  ^  cMjijfrifOW 

Confileur:  m.  A  Confi^f,^eftritiTy  wC^fit-ma- 

Confifque  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Onfifcatedjeifiito  fnbUekeyor 
vnto  tbefrmesyvfeiaihyfrfeitediloûfy^ 
fubieS  toJirfèitHre.  .^^      "v  r  i'^d-  *  *  *^5   !  ,^,,^>^i*^.. 

Confifqucr.  To  confifcate  \  tofeifiyos  fiffèited^'ùntÊ^he 
^onfilTablc:  coiml?î^<t*rjl«j>rfj/i^ 
^nfiffcur:  nu  ^C^^JUIoff'to^fiP^mMttjhri^efer- 


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fitucingy/eafoning  ;  ^//»,^  confieiiony  condimentypre- 
firuei  and  hence  i  v      ^ 

Cx>\\ht\ii:cs.Cénfi^tiyion}(etSyaU 

andymofiproperlyyfruitsyblofomesjeaue5yftafl(^es,^^ 

plantSypnferuidvphole  y  Vre férues.  / 

Conflagration  :  f.  /l  conflagration  j  /t  gencfaU  bur-  * 

niniyor  con fumtngwith  fire.  " 

Conflant  :  m.  A  place  whereat  two  riuers  meet.  '^ 
Confié  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Blowney  orypHffedvp.  See  Gon- 
e.      •  ■'^'.•■■;-.'.;  ■  ..  '  ■■•■•.-:  ■•  • ..     \.  _  ,..  ■■••  -    .  ;    . 

Confliél:  m.  \A  confiifiy  sf^irmiflj^  biclieringy  or  bat- 

Confluant.  ^Confiant.  f 

Confondre,  7'(?  confvundi  3ifor^er!y  to^wtnglcyorîum- 

•  hle  tomber.    :        .  -.,.r  -    ^'.:,  ,.■  ;.     ;:  ■■■^■-   '.'  t.  : ''-' 

v^ontormateur  :  m.  A  confirmer^  a  maimer  of  things  ; 
iil^eone  anotheryand  fit  altogether/  ^    '^^   ^^  > 

ConforiTiation  :  f.  A  confifrming  -,  a  fiamingyfifijW' 
ningyor  dijpofition  of  things  to  ali^enes  bètweene  tpm^ 

?  felutSyand a fititejje altogether-.      '^  *^  ^' /    • 

Conforme  :  com.  Ço^fi^rmàbley  conforme^  agreeable 
vnto 'y  agreeingyor  of  a  Ul^e  fiiflnonyOne  to  the  other.   ' 

Conformé:  m»  éc  :  f.  C^nfirmed-y  made  apt  for, fit  ted 
roithyfafi)ioned  lil^e.  .  -    •    '  ^  '^  V     1  * 

Conformément.  Confinrmably  y  accordingly  y  there- 
after.       .-/•»-■■  =^iÉf     •  :t^ ';■'•■••. .      ■'•^•■'•'. 

Conformer.  T^  confier  me -y  fiiwithyfafljionas-y  mal^e 
aptforylilie  tOyproportionable  vntoialfo(fimply)tomal^e^ 
frameyfiifl)ionyproportion. 

Conformité  :  f.  Confinrmitiey  confifrmeabknejfe  ^y  a  re- 
fembtanceJif[eneffeyfitneffeyOr  befitting.      ^^  ; 

Confort  :  m.  ComfirtyfotlaceyConfolatton'y  an  incourage- 
mentyOr  cheering  vu  ;  an  eafihgyOr  mitigating  ofgriefi-y 
the  application  ofjtren^b  Vnto  weal(cnejfe^  thereby  to 
infirceit.  ^  :v  . 

Confortatif  :  m.  iut  :  f.Comfirtatiuc  3  of  power yorpr  0- 

^perticyto  comfort.      ^        '^  , 

Conrorte  :  ».  ce:  f.  Comforiedy  eafcdyfolaced  j  [Ireng- 
thenedyfupported.  ;   .  : 

Confortc-main.  The  firjngtJ^èhrngyànd  confirmation 
of  an  inferior  perpmsfeifure  by  thefuperiors  affifiance^ 
as  when  à  Lord  y  -hamngftifed  an  inheritance  held  of 
himyprayes  in  aide  of  the  IÇjng  (or  a  Mefne  Lord  of  the 
LordTaramomft')  and procuresrUyfbr  the  better  affu-^ 
ranee  of  hi^poffeffkn.  vf       -''r'-^Xm-.     / 

l>intictcoï)ScM^tïmn.Tohelp^ 
fifi\je^léititahelpinghaiulrmt9^^^^^^à 
Conroftcr.  •  To  comfort  y  foiace  y  recreate  j  to  encou^ 
ragey  orchêftévpi  afJoJto  confirme jbelpeyfirengtheny 

Comforter  ynrtlayc .  To  cfirrohorate  awoundby 
fomeniatioatsjor  Ttbtr  (àetiritaU)  appûcatiops. 
Confoulant.  ^  certaine  village  bard  by  Paris  j  tear- 
medfiy  ¥^ciu(etwo  risers  f  Nlamc,  and  Seine)  meet 

ConMMéif/ilPfàtérmtiey  hrotherhoody  TeBonfhipl 
Societie  j  a  Compihieofirite  tradcy  or  prfktjfwt.^ 

•  Lep«il'«è*iift  dfela  confralrie.  Bobbesy  tbnmpety 

tbwackes^blâfHs.  •   '  ^  '^ 

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*  ,  ucrali  things 'together.  ,   <  ^ 

Oonfronter  tdkoini^  T#  co^ont  wttnefesi  to 
i  trw£  dcct/fersy  vr  accufing  mtnejfcsj  kefire  the  accu- 
^ti\  and^to  âxaminc  them  y  or  ta  read  and  examine  the 
euidcnce  they  baue  giuen  in  y  or  déposions  which  they 
haucnade^nhisprefence.  -       >.    -         ^   * 

^  Confus  :  m.  u£e  :  î.Confrfed,  difordered-,  hadûng^  tn-^ 
difiin£l  ;  alfOyConfoundcdytroubUd,  abt^dy  oiHav^edy 
difmayedyputcrdapjroutofcouHtoiance. 
.  Confuiemcnt.  CûnfifidljyVffdffiinâiy.witbout  order, 
ofumt  h  another.  •• 

Cônfiifioii  :  f.  A  eonfiffton;  or  diÇoYder\â  rudemingU- 
ming^le^chaosyhurfy-burlyiaconfiundi^iafoyathicl^^ 

Kuffe  thaïs  worue  clofc  before. 
Confîjté:  m.ccî  f.  CônfutcdyConuincedyrefiUedydiJpro- 
utd^oucnome  in  argmng. 
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(Toiifuter  vn  tcfmoing.  To  difgraceyConfoundypu%U^ 
hf^7il{e  him  ;  to  put  huneut  of  countenltnce y  or  y  driue^ 
himtoaHonpUu. 

Congé  :  m,  leJU€yliceïîceypcrmJJîon\  graunt  of  liber  tie, 
dîscharge^ifûJîffion^alfeyapalport. 
Congé  de  Cour.  L<7^/^fRcnvoy.  • 
Congé  dcftaul t.  A  difmifjîon  vpon  default ;(Sç  don- 
ne a  rippcUanc^oui  a  cfté  anucipc,contrc  l'antici- 
pant défaillant  j  Quia  fimgitur  vice  rci,  &  adoris. 
•Ragueau-)  '^    ^ 

Congé  de  Mortcfaifon  •  Lool(e  Morterai(()ai 
Congé  fimpic.  Aftmple  difmiffioriyor  difcharge  out  of 
a  Court  ;  (  S'obtient  par  vn  défendeur  contre  vn  de- 
mandeur non  comparant,  ou  à  faute  de  répliquer  : 
&par rintimé  contre  V  appellant  d^ÊuUant  qui  a- 
-     voit  rclevé,&  adfîgné.  fllapueau.) 

.  Il  me  donna  congé  de  ina  mambre.  He  gaue  vp  my 
chamber.  '^  , 

Congeable  :  conu  Difmi^eabUy  UcenfaUeySfchar^^ 
able.    ^  %         v  - 

Domaine  congé  able,  which  the  pèjt^or  h  to  kaue 
when  his  Landlord plcafes  j  a  demptebeldatmlii 

Congédié:  m.  ce:  f.  Difmiffid^  (èfiiun%€d^lken€edy 
that  hath  teaue  to  be  gone.  ,     •    /  ^^f^^^j^.^^ 

Congédier.  To  difm^ydiji^baige^  Jiceftct^gtue  ieaue 
i;moypermittfgoeyfujjirtodepéprt;^K^y:\^ 
Congcdiayntaxmic^Tow^  : 

Congelation:  i  A  c/^ii^iiony  coMgeafii^freeyng; 
alsoytbe  difeafe  tearmedCxut^Gh^lt^  A^ddâmde* 
tention^  occMpalim  ofihibodie^nd  mmdfi  the  Tea}- 
ent  continmng  in  thé  fame  prmey  and  boUÛngl^fâme^ 
po^re^whkhhe  had  when  be  was  talfci^if^ka.  , 
^  Congdc:  m.  cc  :  £  Cor^^^yfr^^^^^ 

tber.  -:     '\    Av»^'  ,  fN-..  .  -..»•..     tft eft frv?.i' /  ^ 

Cbiigeler.  Tê  cMg/eate'i  to^tfrot^én^^ttû/eiêget^ 

with fieC^^t^ff^,    :  *.::'!  "  'V  ♦'■ 

Coagenûnatton:  f.  Jl  epfigemnatùm,  ^êublàijl^ifit» 

gendrai  together.  w^;^»- 

Copgiairc:  m.  44otfvAUryfe^  l*^*%smtm- 

nef^  vtauab)  vitto  the pe^ie,  ,'»*•       ;^  <n 

CoDgic:m.  AvefeUMmtfgtbeaitcteMfpfitçm^»- 

-,  pMgfime/mrej^  iéda  halfi,  ifT^juljfu  imâ- 

fUre%  er  very  ueere^ur gàlUn,     ,       .,  „;  ,y  .     . 

Con^utination:  £  \Ae$iig}Mikuftii%  ifif/gp^sib  4 
Cx)ng[utine  :  m.  ce:  £  Co^iJiamfiU 

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Conglutincr.  to  conglut'mate  j  i^e,  gl^^>clôfe,  t^f 

wêibyOr  together.  \ 

Congnoiftre.  5f  f  Cognoiftrc. 

Congracuiationtf*  A  congratklatiowyor  verbaUrYuy. 
àngwith  one  for  bis  good  fortune.' 

Cci^ratulé  r  m.écîi.  Congratulatedyreioycedwith. 
Congratuler.  T#  congratulate \  or^rnwotdïy  to  retint 

with  another  for  bm  good  fortune. 
Congre  :  m.  A  CongaryOr  Cimgar  (fijh) 
^ongreé:  m.  ccc:f.  Congealedytbu{enedyCnrdedyia^ 
f    tbered  cUfe  together yclottered  j  ccmpaSy  made  hard. 
Congrécment  :w.  A  congealing,  curding,  thic^cnm^ 

growingyor  c  lot  tmg  together. 

SeCongréer.  To  conge4le^thicl(en^n%d,cîofei  gather, 
compa^  together. 

Congregation  ifui  congrégation  pffimblie ,  or  cm^ 
pany  of  people  gathered  together  in  a  public hf  place. 

Congregc  :  m.  iç.î:  Congregated,  gatbered,,affimblti 

together.        % 
Gongrçgcr.  To  congregate,  gathe^^.,  àfjmble  together. 

life  congrége  en  pierre  precicufc  Jr  ^rar^i^^  con- 

j^àles  intê,a  preciouâ  fime.     , 
Congrcfïîon  :  f.  CompanieyCongreffon  with  others  j  cty 

dé  Congrez  ;  an  affemblieymeeting,ei^€. 
Congre  z  :  m.  Afoîenme  afemblie^  meet'mg  j  alfiy  n 

incounter,coapngyOrfcuffiing  together.  i 

Con)c(^ral  :  iii.ab:  Lcome&uraU\  which  may  be  ga^ 

theredbygheffeyOrfcandatbyconieRure^       \ 
Gonjcduralcmcnf.  Comeffurally,  byghefje,  orxonkc- 

tureyhabnabybittle-mi^.  • 
Conjcélurant  :  itauinte:  f .  ;  Conietturitigy  gktjffmg  at. 

Con.  le  lion  par  lesrongles.S<r Lion.      ^ 
Conjec^re:  £  ^.xomeâure,  or  geffe^  a  tudgement 

giuen^concekfak^eit^vncertaing^oun^^ 

domii  .^. ••:•■-'■»-. -'^  ^'^h^  •  y     ■'.'*;\"-.v;'*"^'  ; 
Conjc<ihirc:  m.  iêt}f.Conie{iur^^f(h^       ima^neày 

deemed, diuined.  .^^;    i^!  V: 

CoQJeôurer.  To  càtURure,  ^ep^mney  ïo  wdge,  or 
^ -  imafffH hy^  v-  ,^rf^^\\'^'^,  -•^i^-.y:^  ^viii  'f^  i\.  [■ 

Coniuart.  A  certaine  very  tender ^tnddJiùtât pure. 

Conillcr.TP  play  the  cerward,w  htrl^mcmrnersitofeeke 
a  hole  to  hide  bis  bead  in\  tê/heal[ey^Jbnl^/rem  place 
toplàce/uatêm^^thoMltsfiomikih 

.  Conilliere  ^^A  Coet9ty4>ole,  ox  Com^erém^y  -  ^    *^ 

Cohioigoant  :  m^oite  ;£  iÊpi'mg^%mkin^mbmi^ 

tmêpUitgwkb,0¥  togjnbtri^  ,\;^  .w 
Conjoinéfc :  m. âc :  £  i<^^ày  conioynd^cmbhtti^ 

ifùupfidyvnitedjfm^fitrtwrtk::   K,  .in  :y»^Mf 
Con)oin<ftcmcnt.  loyntly,  wbotyjogetber/uweU  the 

wU4iàtbe other:,  -y^t^  ^^[^^^  :^  •  :>u.fn  i^udU-^  J 
CohjoiiKire^Ti^  (oui^j0e^mihkte^m^  t^ 

toynOyiafockteifiJienJptitimanM^ 

Mesnbraiie  conjonoitie.  The  white  ofM^^)  pr^ 
Conk>n<%on:  tAcohmn^iùn,cmhmatm^otipbtb 
_Comunmon.        ^  .  :.\y.^\^^it^s^ 

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Conjugal  :  m.  aie  :  f.  CmugaUl 
andwifè^  or  vnto  wediecke-,  toi 
tber,  ai  min  and  wife  m  wedloc! 
Oi  conjugal,  m  Os  lougal. 

Conjugcr.  roplay  the  fart  of  a^ 
vfeybu-ownevife. 

Conjun(5lion.  m  Conjonftion. 

Conjunéture  :  f.  A  coniHn£lure 
llvenoit  en  vne  fort  mauvaifc 
came  when  ail  things  were  de  a 
quite  out  of  mnt. 

Conjurateur  ;  m.  A  conjpirator. 

Conjuration  :  f .  ^  conj^nacie^ 
confedcracie  againjl  \alfo^^a  co\ 

Conjure:  f.  as  Conjuration  ni 

callmgof  people  together. 

Conjuré  :  m.  ée  :  ^ .   Coniiired-,  a\ 

"  fought yorintr ente d\  alfo^coniurel 

■»iirued^iimmoned,or  called  toga 

againft.  -         , 

Conjurer.  To  comure;  adiure;  bef 
vehemently  j  al/o,to  coninrefOr  ex 
(ocon/pirt;  complot -y  ioyne  in  a 

ngiinfl'  . ._ 

Conjurer  la  Couf;  ou  fcs  ho 
w-triic^a  O'^rt  3  tofimmon^orfen 
tber:-    ;,      -    • 

Connaturcl:  m.  elle  i  f."  Connati 
ail  alikf^  a'foyagreeable  to  the  nat 

Ccmieftable  :  m.  AConftable  ;  l 
în.ivtcr:  of  the  I{jngs  Horfe,  and 
tarn  binds  ingirtfonnedMJronti 
forts  ftfimporiance,  weM  téarme 
At  thii  day  the  Cpnflable  of  Franc 
fktr  of  tbtt  Crowne,  efpeciaUy  i 
cas,  rvhereof  in  his  Trmces  abfei 
be)  the  Gênerait-,  He  alfo\ee^e$  ti 
does  him  homage  fbr  it,) 

Conncftablie:  (.A  ConfiàbleJUp -, 
of  a  Confiable  ;  alfo,  a  Càptaineji 
held  in  Veer  dome;  ajfo^  Squàdro 

_f>f fouldiou.  ...  .      ' 

Connexe: m. ce:  £ 

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v^onnexion.  A  connexion  j  înmHi 

dkg together.       •.  .  .. 

J^onncxité  :  f.  «  Connexion.-  • 
CofUîil  :  m.  A  Comie^  Kabbet^ 
i^onnille;  f.  a  Djtfonnie.  ■ 
J^onaillcr.  Set  «iRller.        :  : 
ConriiUcur  :  no.  ji  coward;  one 
m,  9r  bides  bis  bead  in  a  bal 

Connin  :  «1.4»  Conna.  A  Connie. 

v-ormin,&  vilain  avec  la  main  1 

^^^redwltb  the  bandit  l^ue  : 

p  ^Mpflsjaremuch  tbefooner  eatet 

^onnmicrc:  U  Conoigrey,or  wMi 

^nmvc:m.éc:f.  »%ifce</4/ji 

borne  witb.feene  and  not  feene  (i 

^tinivcnce:  f.  Acmmtmce,n 

rance,  tolltratiùn,  fermai  étj 
(byeonftnt.)  "•>  *         "' 

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and  wife,  or  vnto  wedbcke^  toynedy  or  ycal^ed  toge- 

tbeYyasmânandwifèmwedlocl(e. 

Os  conjugal. -«  Os  lougal.  . 

Zon  juger,  fopl^y  the  part  of  a  bmband)  to  ^ntm^  or 

vfe,bi6.0ïpneTPife.  •  ,- 

>niun6lion.  ^  Conjon^on. 
^onjunéture  ;  f.  ^  conm£ture  j  a  ioynm  together. .  - 
"il  vcnoit  en  vue  foci  mauvaifc  corijunélure.  Hee 

came  when  all  things  were  clenne  off* the  bindgcs,  or 

quite  out  of  ioint.  -^ 

2nn]iiV2itcur:n\.^conlpirator. 
Joiijuration:  f.  ^  conjl?iraae^  complotment,  priunt 
^  cofîfederacie  agawjl  ^yaljfo  ^  a  conjuration  ^  or  cornu- 

Conjure  :  f.  as  Conjuration  j  alfo,  a  fummoning^  or 

cdUingof  people  together. 
Conjure  :  m.  ée  :  t.   Comured'.adiurcd',  earncjlly  be\^ 
'  fought yor  intrcnted ;  alfo^comured,  or  exêrcifed  y  alfo,  \ 

warned  Jkmmoned.or  called  together '^alfo,  conjpired 

agamjt.    '  ■  : 

Conjurer.  To  coniure;  admre\  befcech  earneftlyjintreat 
V  vebemntlyi  al/Oyto  comure^orexorcifc  (ajpiritry)aifoy 
'  (oconfpirt'y  complot  ;  ioyne  in  apriuat  corifèderacKy 
againjî.  .  .^  .'..  ■  *       '        * 

Conjurer  la  Cour*;  ou  fcs  hommes .  To  call j  or 
wArnc'^a  Qrurt-y  to  fummon^or  fend  for  yhis  people  toge-^ 
'    ther.  ■    ■-  -■  -  •  '   -.  ■■■••'    ■■  ■ 

Connaturcl  :  m.  elle  :  f-  Connatural! ^  naturall  vnto 

alU[ikf'\alfoyagTeeabletothenatufe"nf.  • 
Cciincftable:  m.  AConfiable  ;  (In  firmer  times  the 
.  mâiitcrs  of  the  lyings  Horfe^  and  the  captaincs  of  cer- 
taive  bands  ingartfonned^  frontier  tofwnesy  and  other 
forts  ofimporiancey  wen  téarmedy  ConnçftableS: 
At  this  day  the  Cpnflable  of  France  is  the  principallof- 
fkcroftmCrowne^  efpecially  inwarlil(e  Expediti- 
ons ^wber  to  fin  his  Trmcesabfence^  he  is  (or  fhould 
be)  the  Gênerait 'y  He  alfo  l^e^es  tbelÇjngs  Sword^and 
dots  him  homage  for  it,)  -    ^ 

onncftablie:  f.  A  Conflabtefhip  ;  tbeOfficeyOrTlacey 
of  a  Conjlable\alfo^  a  Captainefinpy  or  Gouemmenty 
held  in  Peerdome^  alfo^  Squàdror^Band^r  Batallm^ 
(fffouldiors^  .  ,'  '   \  /  "  '-  "  *  ^ 

annexe:  m.  ce  ;  £  I^it^  ioynedytjied,  trufed  toge- 
Connexion.  A  connexion  ;  it^ng^lfnittmg^^ing^trHf' 

dkgtogether.       -  ...  -'- 

J^on.iexité:£  disconnexion.  •  '  ^ 

^onmcT.Seem^er.  .       r- 

v-onnilicur  :  no.  ^  coward^  one  that  pistes  Uafi  ia 
hK  or  bides  bis  bead  in  a  bote  fir  fèore  of  being 

jet7lC%       »...■■.'>    j5<--.  ■-*••.*■...  -*  .*>    •     •;  .      ••  -,  V' ^,    ■ 

Connin:m.4irConnil.yiû?/i;fi^.  V'    .^  ' 

v^onnin,&  vilain  avec  la  main  :  Prov.  /f  Cmûèdip 
^^mbredwubthe  hand^a  knaue  well  punrnelled  with 
the fijls^re  much  thtfooner  eaten^  amended.  ;>, 

-onnmierc:  Î.A  Conuigrey^or  warren  o f Connies  i. 

'OniHvcrm.  éc:  f.  winked  at  ^JùlUratei.f^eted, 
borne rr-^^  ^  *     ^  -    ^'  -  -^  ^  ^y       ' 

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Connoiflancc  :  f.  Knowledge.  See  Cognoiflance.       i 

Coimo\i\xç.fol^now.^eeQpin6\{ixt.      ^    . 
.Connon  :  m.  ^  l$ng  D/ay^  or  Ca/tyhauingat  thefbrî- 

end  d  Pulley  frr  the  dy  awmgvp  of  loading.  HPic. 
Conoeidal  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Cone-lil^ey  broad^  and  round  at 

the  bottomeyandjharpe  at  the  top^ 
Conopécif.Atanop^'yatentyOrPauilion.     ♦     - 
Conquaflé  :  m.  écjf.Sta^pedypounded-,  brtil(en^îp!ity 

qua fhed  m  pieces.^  .      ^ 

Conquartcr.  7>  pimne^  breal^e^  or  bru\e  ;  to  ftampe 

in  a  morter  ;  to  f^lit^prquaflj  in  peeces  j  or/i^  Con- 

caflcr.  .     ^  ,    : 

Conque  :  f.  Shell-ffhy  alfojheflkll  itfdfv'yfomcttmes"' 
the  pear  le  found  m  ajhell^fijh  j  alfoya  certame  me  a  fut  e 
fir  corneynf^ipounU  weight.    - 

Conquerable:  com.  ConquerableyVanqftiJJjable.fHU- 
dueablCyWinncable^  :         .  •  ' 

Conquérant:  m.  Aconquerhr^or  cuercommcryafuh- 
dueryazanquijher.'      /,  .       , 

Conqucreur^n  Conquérant. 
Conquérir.  To  conquer ^fubduefi^anquifhyouercome y 
ouermaiftçj'Jmngvnder obedience 'y  alfoytoget^  pur- 
\  chaf€yWin^àcquirc(dimng  mariage yOr  icmtly  with  an^ 
^ber.)  ,  \  ^         .^  - 

Conquerré./Ti  Conquérir.  '  V 

Conqueft  :  m.  An  EjtatCy  or  Pur  chafe  compaffed  by  a 
mausowne  induflricylaboury  ormeanes-y  alfoy-a^hrng 
goty  or  matter  corne  by  y  wherein  another  is,  to  bauea 
fhare  ;  (therein  differing  from  Acqueft.) 

Conqueftc:  f.  A  Conquejtythe  fubduing  of  a  for  raine 
jcountrey-y  orythe  enlarging  of  his  owne  dominions  by  the 

'winning  of  other  mens.  \     _  ^#1      ) 

Conquefte  :  m.ce  :  f.  Conquered^fubdued-y  n^o^ygot" 
tehypur chafed.  \ 

Conqticfter.  as  Conquérir.  Tofubdue^conquer^  win-y 
get^pHfcbafe.  •  ['"  : 

Conquis  :  m.  ifc  :  f.  Conquered  -fubduedy  yanquifloedy 
woon  ;  ouermaifieredyOuercome^wboUykr  ought  vnder'y 
alfoygottenyacquiredypurchafed  (as  inConqucnx.) 

Conroy  :  m.  Stuffe  throughly  tawed yOr  curried. 

ConrOyc:  m.  ce:  i.  Curried  y  tawedy  ordreffed^as  lea- 
ther :y  rough^hewedy  chippedy  fquaredyurfifhioned  as 
tymber  yolfoywell  wrought  j  wcllfadnedy  orfetledy  by 

worJfingy  r 

Conroy  ement  :  ra..  A  curryingyor  dreffmg  of  leather  j 

achipp'mgyorfquaringof  tymber. 
Conroyer.  To  currieytamj^r  dreffey^  leather  j  alfoyto 

chipyroughbeWyOrfquSe^iymber'yand  (metaphor i^ 

cally)  ta  worl(€  throug^fyy  or  y  tofadden^  cr  fettle  toge- 

ther  by  a  through  vwi[ingi 
Conroy eur  :  m.  A  furrier  ;  a  Leather  dr offer. 
Confacrc:in.cc:  f.  C^nfecratedyhallmpedydedicatedy 

deuoteivnto.  # 

Confacrei.  ToconfecrateyhaUciWy  dedicate,  or  denote 

vnto^>.  "M.':  :■'      '■■*^:  •.  .'  -hv.  ..■;  -•'  .  -  ■  •  ';-'''-,^ 

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taivence if.  a anmuenci, «•ilwu^Wl iftffi- 

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Çoi^achant de.  Fully  acqunmtedmtb,orprmevn- 

U  '^au'mg  mtiee,§r  l^nowlcdge  enou^  of. 
Confcioicc  :  f.  C(mfcience  ;  tke  tefiimome  ofow  otrnt 
yk>Km>Udgf,  the  mtweffe  of  our  owne  thoughts  j  a  re- 
ifimfe^aremorfefUlr^mmbrance^f  V 

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aR.  '       .  ■  ^       .    •  ' 

Faire  conlcicncc  de.  T»jikl(eatt9rmakf^firupU 

jQui  vent  la  coiifcience  moiwJe,  Il  doit  fuir  le 

monde  iminotnde  :  Prov.  Lool^e  Monde. 

ConfciemieulenienC;  JteUgio^Jfyy  datcutfyi  with  a 
".   goêiciHfcitnce'yCur'mjfyflcrupuloHfiy.    >^  ,       ♦ 
G)n(cientieux:  m.  cue*  f-  Co^rdcntieus\goilie^er 
'  uout,religituây0fa  gûâd  confcienceyfiS  of  confcience  j 

alib^fcrup»louSi  tuner oHiyCurtouf..         , 
Confcinoinaiicie.  Vminatm  b^afuey  and  a  fake  cf 

Ihteres.  fRab.  '~^' 

Conftcutif;  m.iiucT,fl  Ctnfecutiueyor  conftquent-ytiext 

;ùrminediatlyfitccecdmg^nfumi  neceffarïîf^ceruinly 

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Coiîfccution  :  f.  ^  confequence^  or  cmfequent  ;  an 
^der^  faccijftên^fbllowing  ;  â  necejfaru  ijjuçy  $r  en- 

Con(ccutîvcincnt.  Confequentlj. 

Confciencur  :  m^AfèUcwLord'^  a  Vartner^Ajfociâte^ 
equaUmdommon^atfeijnûrie. 

Coilfcil :  m.  C^Hnfelly  aauifiy  a  iudgementy  or  opinion , 
demaundedy  or  gMen  ;  alfoy  a  Courte  CompaniCy  Ajfem- 
bliâj  or^fociaiion  ofCounfetiorsiThe  bodie  of  the 
CounfcU\whence\ 

Confcil  des  Affaires.  The  Coimfel^ of  Stdte  ^  theVrU 
uie  CounfeU  ^  held  ordinarily  m  the  lyings  clofet^  and 
mêft  commonly  a  mornings^  or  at  his  getting  x/?;  when 
théTacIfetsôffirrraineTriHceSyEmbaJadours^  and 
Gouernors  ofProuinces  be  opened ^  and  refplutions  ta- 
l(en  M^  wellvpon  themy  as  vpon  other  important ^  and 
StatMtffaires  of  the  time  j  the  ouerture^  and  dijpatch 
whereof  is  committed  ouer  vnto  the  principall  Secte- 
taries;who4tier  attend  his  Maieflie  in  this  ÇouTjfellyei- 
tber  alone j^  or  withfuch  Lords  as  he  pleafei  extraordi- 
*  narUytocallvnttrit. 
Gbnfcil  d'Eftat./i;f  aJfembUe  ofCounfeUorSyWheretn^ 

\  when  it  concerns  matters  ofwarre^  tbeConflableyWben  | 
caufis  ofjufticey  the  Chante  lor  ybe  VrefidetUs  ;  and  the 
Princes  of  the  blottd^FeerespfFranceyOfficersoftbe 
CrowneyOouernoursofProuinceSyChiel^'Prtfidentsof 
the  Parliaments y,and  (by  SpeciatlfauouryOr  commijjton 
from  the  King)  other  ^reat  Terfonagesy  be  ajjifiants  j 
yet  tmny  with  any  obligation  ofordinarie  attendance  y 
but  a  fiv0of  them  ( commonly  of  the  long  7{pbe)  wbo^ 
baue  penfions  aUmped  them  fir  it.  This  Cpunfellis  tlm 
tearmed  when  it  is  aQembled  about  publicist  y  and  im- 
portant bufmejfes^pr  vpon  other  occajions  it  is  tear- 
med otherwifi. 

Confcil  eftroit«4y  Confeil  des  Affaires. 
Con(cildcsfinancçs.^Confcild'Eftat;  )»fc«f  i/i 
ajfembled  about  the  orderm^or  diSpoJmg  of  the  lyings 
'KesUnue^ 

Conifcil  prive,  as  Confea  d'Eftatj  hut  called  thus 
wbenit  is  ajfembkd  about  particular  comrouirjksy  or 
e4i(fes  betweene partie  andpartiey  and  of  fomerefem^ 
hlance  with  tbofi,  which  are  determined  at  our,  Cùun- 

Cbnfeil  ft crec  j  $l  Cpofeil  feirec  HEMtias  Con- 
fôldes AfKures.  ^' %«:r>:.>V-''.'jk  ;.:-:. "  •-::/'■       >>^ ■ 
Lc  grand  coniêil.  AC^ 
elents(ririfoaremtbaU^eMaijw 
twenM  Citunfelhrs^yiMch  determine  Of  im^ 
feaUsfiomtheProiêeâoftbeJ^gsbotfebold\ajU 
traêrdinarify  offuch  cîafts  m  he  referred  vnto  them 

Le  prive  conlQU.4y  C^i^dl  («ivé. 


Nos  gehs  ne  parlent  pas  en  confcil,  viz.  They  gape 

fo  loud  that  all  the  heujerivgs  of  them. 

^A  confcil  de  fol  cloche  de  hoi$  ;  Prov.  Fot  nood- 
^  cocl(s  courifels  wooddcn  bells. 

Chofe  faifte  Confeil  prins  :  Prov.  For  things  alrea. 

die  done  the  care's  alreadïc  tûliin\  matters  once  p^jt 

ifs  bootlefje  to  taille  of  them  i  a  bufinejfe  ended  tidi 
-   dispute  about  it. 

De  chofe  pcrducf  le  confeil  ne  fe  remue  :  Pro.  ^d^ 

uife  is  idle  when  a  thing  is^loft  \  or  when  things  arc  lofi 

v^Jhouldweaslfeaduife/  '  ^ 

.    11  pcche  fagemcm  qui  fait  folie  par  copfcil  :  Prov. 

Loo^ePcchcr. 

La  nuiâ  donne  confeil  :  Prov.  Night  pues  aduife-^ 

H^e/hyy  tal(e  counfeU  ofyourpiUow.  . 

Pour  néant  demande  confeil  qui  ne  le  veut  croire: 

Prov.  In  vaine  he  counfeU  ash^s  that  wiU  not  truli 

Confcillcr :  m.  ^  ConfeilJier. 
ConfcriUcr.  Tp  couvfell^aduife^  dired  j  perfuadeye^mu- 
nip)yWarne. 

Se  confcillcr  à.  To  demaund^counfetlytaliç  th^aditift^ 
ml(eth'opmionyCrauethcdire£liony(f. 

Se  concilier  fur.  To  examincyweighyponder  j  to  m- 
^ifeydeliberatcyconfultof 

Confcillciic:  f.  A  CounfeUprJhipythfpfaceyOroflkeofâ 
Counfelloryor  Con^aïiïçr^ 

Confèillicr  :  m.  A  Counfcltorr^  one  that  giues  bis  adu-ifc, 

orjdeliucrs  his  opinioUy  vpon  a  doubt  propouMed^bu- 

fnejje  difcuffedy  or  xaufe  to  be  determined  ;  heme^  â 

prime  Counfeller  vnto  a  Trince^  a  S^enatour  in  a  ci- 

tie  ;  andan  ^fftjlant  in  a  Court  of  lufiice  ;  aifo ,  (in 

Normand-French)  an  JiduocatCy  pr'  C^unjelloY  at 

:  Law.  ''  ■    ■  \ 

Confcillicr  de  fon  oreille.  Said  fc/  a  prime  Conn- 

felloTy  whofe  aduife  his  Trine e  cuer  lilies  well^  ad 

loues  to  heart  often\  one  that  frames  his  wcrdes  to  fit 

the  mU-l(0wne  humot:r  of  his  ^Prince,  j  one  that^n 

' re^e£i  thereof  is  very  gracious  with yihjy  or  hatbhij 

eare.  *  \  >      ^ 

Confcmblabic  izomVery  U^e^  vntOyWiuh  refe/nhlinj^ 
matchiniwith.^ 

Ses  confcmblablcs.  H^  fillbpesy  conforts,  cctftfli- 
cesycompamons. 

Confentant:  m.  ante:  f.  Confentingy  or  partaki^!^ 
"mthi  accejfarièy  or  agree  ingy  vnto  y  approouingy  oral- 
lawingyof. 

Confentant  du  cas.  ^  confento-y  accejfariey  p^r^. 
taller.  .  .        •  •  ,   ,  ■.     ;.;>  .  ,.  'v  ,.  "     •   .  .    , 

Comcntcmcnt:m.  Aconfent^yanagteementyor^- 

cordyvntoianapprobationyOraltewanceyof 
Gonlèndr«T(?  confent\  accord yor  agree yvnto{tHw'pt^(^ 

concurreyWithyapproueyOralloWyofy  ^ 
J  Aflcz  confcnt  qui  ne  dit  root  :  Prov.  He  conj^^ts  ^ 

nough  tbatfayes  nothings  (Manyy  who  l^natv  net  wuci 
.    mure  Latine /:an/kyyQ^  tacet  confemire  videtur.) 

Td  confcnt  qui  fc  repent  ;  Prov.  Someyeeldm^  (^^ 

baft}repent  (atUifure\)  oryfome  agreements  proonc  a- 

greeuances.  :     /^  V 

Conicqucmnicnt  ConfequentlyyfucceJfutelyybyctW^ 

in  order  ithaeafier.  ^   --v^-       \y. 

Confcqiicnce  :  f.  A  confequencoycor^e^uint^  (ntcT' 
'  fie)fequele.         ^    .        .       ■        /  ^_^ 

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Confcqucnt:  in.cntc:  UonfiquenlyfiUenmnU^^^^^^^^ 
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Confcqucnticux:  ro».  euft 

cotifequence.   . 
Coiilequutif;  na.  ilic:  f.  i 

cutif,  '^        # 

Coiîfèrtc  ;  £  A  confèrent. 
Confcrté:  m.  éc:f.  Or  da 

V}).  Z,..' 

,  Coniertioti:  l^Moynifigy  c 

mingling.  ':'•'' 
Conlcrvateur  :vn.A  Confer 

nt  ?•;  Pejc/tdor,  VtoteEîor  ;  5 
.  Conicrviteur  Apoftoliq 

jn  Fninerfuiei  \  an  Officer  I 
ledges  gramitedyby  the  dm 
talées  notice  of  all  the  EccleJ, 
■  catifei  therein. 
\  Con(êrvateiir  des  foires 
who  hath  ïurifdiflion  otter  a 
\      commoditiei  tat(^en  vptt  ayjy 

Confervateur  Royal.  *rh 

muerfitiefy  an  Officer  that  b 
ledges  grauntedby  the  Qrow 
ludge  of  all  caufs^:ind  com 
ciuiie,o%  lay,  (In  Pans,  the  P 
holds  this- place.) 

Confervation  :  f.  A  conferua. 
p-e fer  nation  ;  defince^proteé 

Conservatoire:  (.Th"  Office  oj 
or  the  room  wherein  he  vfeti 

Confervatrice  :  f.  A  ConferU, 
teâriXyDefindereffe.  - 

Con(crve  :  f.  Prefer uation^a 
alfo^a  Cmferue^  tu  ofRofes^p 
Confèrve  de  grain.^  caucy 
to  kçcpc  corne  in. .    • 

.     Navires  dc  coilfcrVC  Shit 

fort.  ■■:-     .    /^ 

Gonfejré  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Conferut 

ncd^preferued^faued-yproteât 

.  V^onferver.  To  confer ue  ;  i^eep 

ftrue,faut\  defèndyprote^yV 

^OD/erye-fanté.  Holefome.m 

Voniiderable;  com.  Conftdi 

-^dujfed  on^or  thought  i)f. 

.  ^onf  ideratif  :  m.  One  that  dt 

iton^nd  aduifement. 
^onfidçration :  f.  Cmftde^at 
.  ^>'£tionyCircmspeSiion,f}eedfi 

an  exminationy  or  difiuffion 

'-onlidcré;  m.  cc:f.  /#»> 

û«j  exmmedjponderedyperpi 
^^n  the  min  j,  -^r  n 

<-onfiderécmcnt.  Cànftdera 
"^"mïpemy-ywitb  great  corn 

^onUdeter.  Toconfider^adm 
^^' f^'^  >  ffrpend  y  rt 

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cotifeqiHHce.   .  '    n   r-  ^    > 

Coiilèquurif:  m.  iUC;  f.  ÇonfecHtme -.or  (u  Covi^z^ 

cutif.  .       *      'il   "  '  ^r.         ■''•    ■• 

Coiifertcrf.  Aconfhenn.     y     j   „■     ,  '  r 
Conierté:  m.  éc:f.  Ordai)ted,made,pirredyOY  fety 

Confertion  :  f.  Aioyning,  couplings  inter UciHg,intet' 

wïngftng.  "  t^ 

Cohiervateur  :  m.  ^  Confer uator-yPrefemer^Maintai- 

nn'.PejcndoryProteâor  i  Sauevyor  Sauior. 
.  Conlcrviteur Apoftolique. TbeVùpes Canferuator 
ÙF/merjities  \  an  Office/  that  bothvpbolds  the  p/iui- 
ledges  ^/auntcd^  by  the  Church  efRome ,  there  to  \  and 
i^l^cs  notice  of  all  the  Ecclepfiicall  contquerjies ,  and 

canfes  therein. 
\  Confervateur  Hcs  foires  dc  Lyons.  /^  Jîftfg(/?r^/^, 
who  hath  lurifdi^ion  oner  all  mannerof  debtors  y  fir 
commodities  tat^^en  vpat  any  of  the  fa  id  Fay  res. 
ConfervateurKoyal.  rhe  l{jngs  Conferuator  in  l^- 
niuerpties\  an  Officer  that  both  mamtaines  the  priui- 
-     ledges  grauntedby  the  Cr(nvne  vnto  them:,  and  is  their 
Judge  of  all  cauftSy-and  controuerfies  that  be  merely 
ciuikyOK  lay.  (In  Paries  the  Prouofi  of  the  Citie  alwaies  , 
holds  thif  place.) 

G)nrcrvation  :  f.  A  conferuation^^l^eeping^aintAming^ 

pre  fer  nation 'y  de  fence  ^protection. 
Conlcrvatoire  :  ï^h"  Office  of  a  Conferuatorjoic  Court 

or  the  room  rvherein  he  vfetb  to  l^eepe  it. 
Confervatrice  :  f.  A  Confer ùKirix^Preferuerep-^  Pro- 

teârix^Defindereffe. ' 
Confcrve  :  f.  Preferuation^ardyfafi  cupdie^lfecping  y 
'     al%a  CottferuCy  as  ofRofeSyl^ioletSy&c.   -^ 
.    Coulcrve  de  grain.-^  cauCypityOr  hole  vnder  ground^ 
'    to  l{ccpc  corne  in.  *    ; 

Navires  de  coiilcrve.  Ships  of  a  FleetyOrpfonecm- 

fart.  ^ 

Gonfèrvé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Confcrued\  l(epty  garded^maintai- 

ncd.preferued^fauedyproteôledydefindedyVpheld. 
.  Conièrver.  To  confer ue  j  k^epe^  gardy  maintainey  pre- 

férue,  faue\defindyprpte5lyVpbold. 
Con/crye-fanté.  Hole/omeyor  health-preferuing. 
Confiderable  ;  com.  Conftderable  j  to  be  conjidered^ 

^^dulfedonyor  thought  i)f. 

Conftdcratif :  m.  One  that  does  things  wth  confidera- 

tion,and  aduifement.  •  •     * 

Cbnfidçration  :  f.  Cpnfidei'atum\admfemnt\alfo^dif 

<^i'(^tionycircumspe^ionyfjeedfiilnejfeycarefidnef^ 

an  eximmtiony^  difcuffim  of.      , 
Gonlideré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  C^nfideredy  mugf)t  ofyadmfed 

o/iiexminedyponderedyperpendcdyTeuofuedyWeighed 
^^n  the  mind.  ^ 

Confiderécmcnt.  CànJideratelhadHifedfyydifireetfy, 
(^i^cnmïpe£ily:yWith  great  confmratienyVpon  a  goodyor 

Confideker.  Ta  confidety  aduifc  vpony  thinl(eof-y  exa- 
w»/V  pwdery  perpend  y  reuolue ,  or  weigh  in  the 

P>ï^crgc.Sff  Concierge-  V*      ^ 

v^onlignatioii  :  f.  A  cmmatian  ;  prefemaûonyexhibU 

^^pgydelmer^  m  bandjnmto  the  bands  ofy  alflythega- 
^P%^lây'mgd(rme^afUI(tyOrpam^ 

IbfS^  '  ^-  ^  ^«?/%^'^^i  afUlfiampingy  or 

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Configncr.  To  configne  i  p^efentyexhibiteyOrdtliHery  in 
bander  mto  the  hands  of -y  to  de  liner  yaffigneyOr  appoint 
(abfolutely)  ouer-y  to  deliuevy  gagey  op  l^y  dowht,  m  a  ' 

'    pledjeypawneyorftal(e.    ..        ^^ 

ConmlçS-TtvoconduitSyOr  pipes  in  the  throat.     *  * 

Confimiiitude  :  f.ConfimilitiHleylilieneJJiyConcurrencCy 
equalitieyagreement  together.  «^, 

Coniin  :  m.  AMitCyOr  ff'ceucU. 

Conlirc  :  f.  The  bearbe  Comfeyy  Confoundy  sAjfe  tarey 
I^nitbacl(eyBacl(rport.         •  - 

/  Confire  moyenne.  Middle  Confoundy  middle  Com- 
.freyybrarP7ieBiigle'yalfiytheDaifie.     - 
La  grande  conCnc*  Great  Conjfrejy  &c  ;  as  Con- 
fire.  ' 

Petite  confire.  The  fit  tie  wiUDaiJiCy  called  other- 
mfeyBruifhv^t  ;  alJOy  the  bearbe  PruncUy  Carpenters 
hearbe,Sclfih^yHooliehcaley  Sicl(len>ort.r 

Confiftence :f.  A  confiflehceyOrbmg\  a refidencCy  or 
fetlm.  '  • 

Confilier.  To  conffiybci  r  ejl^re fide  yabide-yto  fettle  yjiand 
jiiUyOrat  a  flay. 

Confiftoirc  :  m.  ^  C^^ifflorie  ;  a  Counfell  houfe  cfy  or 

Counfellheldby^  Prélats  ;  afijjionyfittmgy  or  ajfemblie 

ofEcclefiafiicahperfoni.  .•\ 

'Confiftorie:  m.  éc  ;  f.  Cenfiiredyor  determined  of  in 
Conftflorie.    ; 

Confiftorier.  To  cenfureyor  determine ofy  inConfiflo- 

rie.  '     •        '  »     "^ 

Coiifolateur  :  m.  ^confolator  y  filacer  ycomfhrter^yalfoy  \ 

a  Cor  bill  (in  building  y)  ary  as  Confolc  de  baHi- 

..ment.  ^  \*. 

Coniblation  :  f.  Confilatiçnycomfivtyfolace.  '  •• 

Confbldc:  f.  Comfiey y  or  Confoundy  Wall-worty  ^jfe- 

eare.  }  *  ^ 

Conlbledebaftimçnc:  f.A  CorbellyOr  pendant  of flone-y 

a  bracketyOi'  cartridgCyof  timber.     • 
Confble:  in.  ée:  f.  fonfilatedycomfirtedyfulaced. 
Confbler.  To  )comfirt y  fitace  y  cherifljy  or  cheery 

Confblidàtion  :  f.  .A  confilidàtionya  firengthe72wgy 

found'mal(mg  \  a  clofmgy  or  ioyning  vpy  as^of  a 
\  wound.  *^ 

Confblidé  :  m.ce:  f.  Confol'idatedymddefiundyhealedy 

orclofed^. 
Confblider.  To  confolidatCy  or  mal^efoundy  to  heakyor 

clofevpyOsaviHfundyO^'vlcer.  / 

Gonlbmmé:in.  ée  :  (.ConfummatedyaccompUfhedyper- 

fiHedMfiUedyfinif^ 

•  Confômmé  en  urammairc.  A  perfiiîy  or  abfolute 

Grammarian.  \ 

Confbmme  en  bonnes  letores,  A  found  (and  gene- 

ralDSchelkr.  ,    '       "^  . 

QonÇo\rûricï*Toconfummateyaccomphfh^^ 

fidfiUytomal^yOrfUmme^p.^^ 
Conibnance  :  f.  Confimanceyaccordy  barmonity  concor- 

danceyagrêemcntygood  proportion. 
Conibnantl  Confanantyaccordantybrùmoniouj^yagreeing 

infiundyconfortingmtbé  ,        ;* 

ConSonc- ACoTifonant.  V 

Confond:.   Ta  accardy  confort  y  agree;  or  found  y  à^ 

Gombrs  :  m.  ConfirtSy  mateSyfilUomsy  eompfices^  pàr^ 
iâkersycompaniens  j  alfoy  neigbkûurs,TPboJe  lands  fye 
ûgttber.     .        -âi.  ,  v;r^     V 

' Conforte :f-  ma  Cou.  Jiiymfiyyûalfe^matey  bedn 

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Confovidc  royale,  I^rifci  fcee/e,  Urks^urre^Larlis 
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La  grande  Confouldc .  ^(^/»^<;  Confbimdy  great 

frey,&€y  04  ConCouUc. 

La  pciitcConfoiûdc.fheerdimirielUtleDJiJk^ 

Br«//?Wrr  i  ir,^  Petite  Confire. 
Çoiifourdc^^  GonfoiiWc.  ;^ 

Conft^6iion:  f.  ^  ri?;fxj>f(3/<>;f,^^^ 
Conlpiration  :  f.  ^  conipincie. 
Conlpire :  m.  cc :  {.CorfffiredycontriMd^r  complot- 

tfd  \  enf red  Mio  a  cortfpiracic^wth  others.  ' 
Gonfpirer.  r^  conspire  j  /«  c;i/f r  ////p  a  conïpiracie  j  W 

ioyrtfyor  a^recjin  a^lotyOropimonyWith  bthers^ 
Conftainiiient ,  confianily ,  fiedfijlfy ,  ^r/we/)j ,  fta^ 

bfyy  vnremoueabfyy  perfeuering^y  euer  alUe^  in  one 

maniieTm  •  \  <    •      v      •" 

Conftance  :  f.  Conflûnàejlâbfrithyftedfiflrjef^ 

nejfey  vnremoueablenejfeyperfelierancejirength  of  con- 

"tinumcc. 
Conftant.  Onfiant^ftedfaflyfirmayftabley  durabUyfurey 

fetletiyVnrembueableypeYfcuering^euer  the  fame. 
Coilftcr.  II  conftc./'^  the  IMin  ImperfonaliConùu) 
•   it  is  c  leer  e  y  plaine  y  certain^  euidenty  manïfèfiy  appa- 
'  ^^^^ }  generally  agreed  ony  out  ofdU  doubt  y  without  a- 

ny  ..fanner  ofcMtxoUt^pe. 
Conftcllation  i-i.A  conjlellatioHyOraJfembHeofJlarres 
\:  .together  m  one  figne. 
'  Conftcmation:  f.  Confier  nation  y  ajtonijhmenty  dif 

may  •  agreatyOr  flupifymgyfèare.  * 

Gonftcrnc  :  m,  cc  ;  f.  Afionijhedy  difmayedy  ama^dy  a-- 

mdtedydeiefUd  in  courage J^eart^ftUenyafreiid. 
Concerner.  Ta  aftonifhydifmayy  amao^y  duUy  deieây  4- 

matc^yafray. 

Conftipé  :  m.  cc  :  £  0>^fiipatedi  cojliuey  or  bound  in 
bellic.  J        - 

Çonftitur^m,  An  érder^fiitutionydecreeyfentenceycon-^ 

flitiitionyOrdmanceyaàyftatuteya  matter  throughly  en- 

a^d^er  determined. 
Conftituant  :  m.  He  that  appointeth  to  hk place yCrfet- 

teth  in  hts  roomcfome  other.  -■  .  i^ 

Conftituant:  ro.  ante  ;  f.  C^liitutingymaJpngy  crea^ 

ting.ordaimng'y  appointingyajjlgmng  vntOyffiabliflnngi 

fëtlingyor  confirming  ht. 
Coiiftituc :  m.  te:  f.  ConfiitutedymadeyOrdainedy  crea^ 

ted-,  appô'mtedvnto^efiâbliflfedyfetledy  confirmed jm  j 

alfo^concluded. 

Conftit  u^  prifonnîer.  Tal(enjnrifoneryi^rrifiedy 

f  apprehended^     '  ;, 

Cbriftituefurvn'affaire.  Z/rr/^Ayf^ 
i^  êrCommiffioneryin  a  matter.        *      • 
.   Rente  conftituéc.  A  rent  vpon  mcrga^f  yêr^  g  rent 
'    tbatsraifed  vponyor  procured  byynmef.^  ^ 
Çonftitucn  To canftituteymalfeyordainiymatei  ap^ 
pointyor afsgnevnto j  aJfoy  tp  fettle^  efiablifb y  $r,  con- 

Comlituer  vneRente  (iir.T0niîfr^ti^ 

ta  charge  rrith  a  Rent.  ^^  v  ^  ^  ^  \^         ^  i 

Conflicucur  :  m.  A  canfiittUor^l^/ndaimf^afpm^ 

ter^eftablifher^enaffâr.     :-r:,.\y^'^f.'-'^--ii:-:...-j^i^:-.     ' 
ConftiClttif:  m.  \\ie:ÙCmftitutiueymalifng^d^ 
enaàing^ppointing.  e^r      * 

Parties  con(liCu(ives  àiiVhoïsœic.Tbe  parujihre- 

Of  ni  COnpftî.  •.K:-'>k..^:^'':^'':'  "  '  •'*  ■      :*^*;M:'i*i"  ;■ 

Conftîtution:  tA  confiitutÎMyaffyOrderyiifcrie^eter'^ 
minatiàHy  ordinance  y  appointment  i  alfùy  the  tayfing 
of  a  Kent  5  alfoy  the  cenfiitutin^  tmfer  ^  et  eom^ 


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GpnftriK^on:  f.^  conftrul^ion^  compofifmJhmU'mg^ 
gaming  ;  alfoy  a  conjlruingyOr  expofuion  of  rwfds. 
Conftruiél  :  h.  idc  :  f.  Madeybuiltyframed  j  ml/oy  con- 

ftrue^yOY  expounded.-       -  ^  \ 

Conttruire.  To  build,mal{eyframeyfvund\  alfoyto  con- 

Jimcyor  expoundywords.  -  ' 

Conftupration  :  f.  Aconfluprationy  rauifhingydefleu^ 

ring  Je  filing  of  a  woman.  w 

Conftuprcr..  T(?  cbnfiupratey  rauifljy  dtfiourey  définie  a 

ypoman.         y  *.  V 

ConfîibftanfiqJ  :  m.  aie  :  f.  ConfklJlantiaU  j  (?///;f 

fame  O^bfiancCyOr  ftujfe  wbereo f  another  is  miade.  ^  - 

Con(ùbfl:antiaIité^•  f.  Confubfiantialitie-y  teebtingof 
thcfubftapce  whereof  another  is  made. 

Coniuivre. 5ff Confuyvre.    ^      ■_  ■■  w-  ' 

Coniul  :tt\.  A  ConfuU.  (The  old  Romanes  cbofeyeart) 

.  two  Unfulsyio  gouerne  their  citiey  and  command  thm 
Armies  :  In  Tar  is  y  Les  Coiliùls  arefiue  hone  fly  and 
^  fiibftantiaU  citi'^^nsy  who  determine  all  cafes  efd'dt 
(not  exceeding  500 1.  Tour.)  betweene  Marchant  y^hd 
Marchant \Thei)'  authoritie  continues  but  ayeare^And 
the  vtmofi  punijhmeot  thçy  can  in'fiid  is  but  imprijhh 
ment  :  Jnmoft  Cities  of  Aquitaine  the  chiefiComnm 
aretearmedConiulS'y  the  reft  of  the  good  townes  m 
France  bauefuch  Confulsas  Par  is  y  by  the  names  of Xt% 
Iu«s,&  Confijls  des  Marchands^ 
,  ConiiiJafchi./ï  Confuljhipythe  office^orplaceyofa  ConfuL 

Confultatif :  ni.  iuc  :  f.  Confultatiueicoffulting. 
Qui  a  voix  Cor>fuIjgtivc  J^ib^fi»  a  Court yOr  CounfeU)- 
propoj^nds  bis  opinion^deli^     bis  aduicey  or  giucs  hu 
voiccyos  anAfjtfiant  j  vut  neither  conclude  s  ^ordet^r- 
mines.as  ludge.  "  ^ 

Confoltation  :  f.  A  confultation  ;  àfdenmé  délibéra" 
tingyor  difcujjîng  ofa  del^erationyoduifement^oi'pAW' 

.  fingyoni  - 

Coimilte.  as  Confultation. 

Confulté.Confultedydeliberatedyponderedof.^ 

Confiiltcr.  To  giueyor  tahyaduife  ;  to  confulty  etr  delihe^ 
rate  ;  ponder yOr  thinly  ofy  reftyorpauft  onythe  matter. 

Confulteur^.  m.  a  confultor^  a  counfcUcri  anMdu{tr\ 
a  demaunderyOrgtueryofaduife.  /      ^     :      f  ^.v 

C^\\Ç\xmiivc\.  A  Coulis.  .    ,; 

Confiimc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Confumed^wafted^eMwtyWOHnt 

^^t^ajfy  brought  vnto  nothing.  ■       • 

Confumcr.  To  waftyconfumtyfpend  outyweare  away^de- 

fircyybringznto  nothing. 
Conftmption  :f.  A  confumptum  ;  deftruRim  j  confur 

miniyWaftingyWearmgoutypmhigawaj. 
Conlii yvrc  To  ouertalatyreach^  attame  vnto  5  slfoj  ^ 

getyObténeyâtchieûe.  ,  ^      , 

Confyrc  :  £  See  Confire.  *     " 

ConteWeric  :  f.  A  ConftabUO^if  ;  the  office  of  a  Costji^ 

hie  ;  mTsplace  wherein  his  office  is  l^ept. 
Contaâ  ;  m.  A  mutuail  tcucbing^or  camafffeeting^ 

4f  Moêier.  ^^^.-^y':  ■  •  •  *  ^^ - '^  •  •  ■ 

Coiitadin:  m.  ^countreymanjhindy/wmipckr^^f 

boûreJ^Mâbandman.  '  v^     -^  ^e     ',^C^ 

Contagieux.  Contagiousyinfiiling.feplent.    ^   ., 
Contagion:  £  Contagionyinfi&ianypeplentficl^p^ 
ConttttMnc;  tn.  cc:  f.  Vefited^fottutee^entam^nattd'^ 
•  fiainidyviokted.  -■''^'^'m:'èm^'  -        -.  >'".  "' 

Contaminer.  T(?  defiU^oÛiàe^eètémnn^ 

difiaine violate.  '  •     ^'  tr 

Gontant.  TelTmg^deeJitrbfg^elimtkg/ep^itngi^ 
éèunt}ngynumberingyrecl(§mng.  ^,^. 

'  ^Argent  contant  5i^fii»«*gr,rw^ 
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Vous  avez  perdi 
terlyyabfolutelyyi 

^ontc  :  m.  An  Ea 

Gontc .'  f.  An  Earli 

Conte:  m.  A  ft  or ii 

Compte. 

Contes  de  la  C 

call Jiories 'y  tales 

y,/  Contes  de  la  qi 

BndccontcT^ 
end'yoryintheem 
lis  en  font  leurs 
taille  \t is  growne 
mong  them. 
Yn  con  tc  attire 
nother.'  , 

De  fot  homme  0 
Vtoy.Afopr^hol 
Qontt^vii.  Anacci 

le  fjay  le  contc 

money  I  haue.  ' 

Gontemnc:m,éc 

Icdedyfet  at  naug 

Contemncment  : 

ning^neglc6lmgyfe 

Contemner.  !r^  ^a 

light  ofy  fet  at  noug 

Contemneur.  A 

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Contemperc  :  ip. 

together. 

Contcmpcrer.  To 

thing  ipith  anotbe 

Contemplateur.  / 

beholder  of  matter 

Contemplatif:  m. 
At^gmch^ind-bi 
Contemplatifs:  m 

^Orderywbofi 
f^l^clftvf  per  habit. 

Contemplation  :  i 

o^inward  beholdl 

Contemplé:  m.cc 

^rmufedon.^' 

Coiite»pIemcht: 

^iH^profiund  mufi 
Contempler.  Toc 

tobeholdferioufiy^ 
'^f^âion.  : 

J-ontempleur.ii;f< 
/-^ntcmporain  :  IT 

^^ftandingitbatl 

J<ontempt:iii:c*» 

^ntcmptiblc:  CO 
^'^^fcomedyneÈleai 

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Vous  VOUS  abufcz contant,  rouabufeyoïirfelfèo- 
penly^iikmlj^extreamely.  - 

Vous  avez  perdu  tout  coïitzM.Tou  haut  flatly  y  vt- 
terfyyabfiliéiefyjoft. .       ^ 

Contcim.  ÀnEarle.  See  Comtç.  v 

^ontcii^nEarledomc.  See  Comté. 

Conte:  m.Ajlme^rekMnyhiJlorUytale^fib.fkble.  See 

Compte. 

Contes  de  la  Cigogne.  FooliJh^dltyVaïney  fkntajli-^ 
eaUjiories'y  taies  of  a  tuby  or  ofarojled  horfe. 
*    Contes  de  la  quenouille.  OW  Tviwj /tf&j. 

'Eindccontc  To  be  baefiytocûiuludey.tocomc  to  an 
end  y  ar^in  the  end  of  bis  talc.  ^    ^ 

Ik  en  font  leurs  contes  .  It  U  thcir  cowmon  table 
tallie }  tis  grûwne  to  be  a  pféj?  licite  y  or  or  dinar  ie  uaft  a- 
.  mon^  them. 
Vn  conte  attire  l'autre  :  Vïoy.One  taie  dratvcs  on  a- 

f 

nother:  , 

De  fot  homme  on  n'  en  peut  faire  vn  bon  conte  : 

Pro  V.  A  fûts  r^holc  life  afoords  not  one  good  talc. 
Conte:  ni.  An  account. See  Compte. 

le  fjay  le  conte  de  mon  argent,  J  l^now  how  much 
.  moneyl  haue.  ' 
Conteninc:  ra.ec  :  f.  Contèmnedydefpifedyfcorncdyneg- 

Icâedyfit  at  naught'. 
j  Çontemnement:  m.  A  contemningy  dejpipng^  fcor^ 

ningyneglcôlmg^fett'mgàtnaufht.  . 

Contemner.  To  contemnCyfcorneydéfpifeynegleCly  ma\e 

light  ofyfet  at  nought;  ^ 

Gontemneur .  A  contemner^  defpïpiTyfcotner  j  a  dif 

damefiiUpcrfon-yOne  thatfniiffes  at  euery  things  and 
,    ïil{ti  nothing^  or  one  that  negkSby  or  difefleemesy  ano-* 

ther.        .      { 
Contempere  :  ip.  cc:  f.  Seafinedy  mnglcdy  tempered 

together. 
Contcmperer.  To  temper,  fiafiny  qualifie  y  mingle  one 

thing  i^ith  another. 
Contemplateur.  A  contemplator^eai  thinlferyfcrious 

beholder  of  matters. 
Contemplatif:  m.  iùc  :  f.  Cokemplattuey  mufing^thin- 

kf^gmuch^ind^heholding/neditatmg. 
Conteimiatifs:  m.Certain  Friers(0fS.^afU^Maud- 

li^  Oraety  iari)o  feed  on  aU  farts  offiefhy  md  weare 

blaelftvfperhabitSyandvéïtevndetBms. 
Contemplation  :  f.  CqntemUtumydeepe  confiderati^ 

onyimard  beholding  ofyprofvund  mufing  onyd  matter» 
Contemplé:  in.éc:.£  Contefnplàt^deeplyconfideredy 

ormufedon.''     "^^^^^^^    ?'..k.fV'.  ........  :_      •..:,• 

Coiîtefflplemcht:  m.4co}ie9i^latîng^iJiepe^mfide-^ 
^tng^profèund muJmgyferiouâbebùUingtif.  * , ;, 
Contempler.  To  contemplate ^nufe^ôr  meditate  vpon  ; 
tobeholaferiouflyy  to  vierpw^th great  earneftnejjey  or 

Contempteur.  4^  Contcm^atcur.^'^^^^^^^'^^ 
contemporain:  m.2\nc:  f.Ofalit[itimeyeqskUtagey 
^^^fland'mgi  ^f  ^^^^  ^  the  fame  time.  ^*  \^c,    ^^ 
J<ontempt:  m.  c*«m/>f JJpr^ 
^^J^tcm^dk^e:  conu  Cmuemptibh^^ 
^^'^^fcornedyne^ltâiedydifdaiâedjk't^^^  ^ 

'-ontenariccî  f.  The  cowitenaneeJMfeychtereyvfagey 

i^^^il^fluTeypofmeJMMMr^ 
^  cof^pofition  of  the  wbêle  bodie  i^lfOy  thefamcyor  little 
y*^>  ^ieb  wmen  holdbefbrethéwfisciSy  têpre^ 
tZ^^i?^  '^55^'â^i^'  'f^jr^Mifire  î  alfey 

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Contenance:  m,  éc:  f.eountenancedyjkuouredygra'^ 
ced.  %  .  1» 

Maintien  contenance.  Grace  full  auddcitieyComelk 
bddneffe  ;  a  confiant  yand  p  leafing  feiy  or  gar  be  of  the 
countenance. 

Contenaiicer.  To  countenanceyfaum'^racejnamtainey 
^tue  countenance  vnto^  alfoy  toframe^  orfet  the  face, 
handfbmely  'y  to  giue  It  a  graccfiill  andtonjiant  garbe. 

Çontcndre.  TojiriueyCgntendybrableydebateymangUy 
iarreybeatoddeSyOrvafianceymth. 

Contenir.  To  containcyboldyor  comprehend  y  alfo^to  brl- 
dleyrefiraine/nodetate'yl(cepein. 
ScContcnir.Torefiaineylirbeare^withholdfiêm. 

Content.  ContentyfatUfiedypleafcdivUbivhat  he  bath-y 
alfoyindiffcrentywbicb  talées  all  things  well. 
Coeur  content  &  manteau  furl- cfpaulc:  l^ov.  In 
an  honcfi  eflàte^howmeane  foeuery  there  is  gr eat, con- 
tentment to  be  fifund.  SeeCocw. 

Contenté  :  m.  éc  :  f.  ContentedyfatiifiedyfatiatedfiiUy 
pleafedythroughtyappeafed.     •.  ..         ^ 

Contentement;  m.SatisfàâlionyContcntmentyfiillplca^ 
furCyOï  delight in-yalfoyiadiferencie. 

.Faire  contentement.  To  doc  one  reafonyor  giue  hm 

fatiôfàôlicn.    ,.     . 
Contenter,  r^^  content,fatlsfieyfutiate,fiilfill  the  mndy 

or  appetite  ;  alfo^topleafe  ;  quietypacifie.  ' 

Se  Contenter.  To  Hue  at  reflybe  mpeace^refi  at  çafe-y 

toquietyplèafeycontenthimfelfimth. 

Aflcz  a  qui  fe  contente  ;Prov.  ive  fay  y  a  contented 

mind  is  agréât  tr^aflire-yoryis  vporth  all.        * 
Contentieufcment.  Contentioujlyylitigiouffyy  debate-^ 

fully ymtb much  vn' angling.^ 
Contentieux:  m.  eufè  :  f.  contentious  y  dcbatefiéUy 

wrangling^litigiouâyfiillofcontrouerfic. 
Contention  :  f.  Contentionyftrifiy  debattyvariancey 

controucrficy  quarrellntg  j  brai^lingy  iar/ing ,  brab- 

ling.  '  •  . 

Contçifitor,  Droiâ  de  Rpgiftre,  ou  de  con*  isxï.s.  ' 

Tour,  vpon  euery  Charter^  The  fee  of  the  Audicnciers 

ofchaunceria.  ^ 

Contenu:  m.  uë  :  £  Cont^nedy  comprehended^  held 
'    in.  0  •      ■  .    -  ;  ■        .     .  > 

Contenue  :  f.  Capadtie  ;  or  y  a  containing. 
Conter.  To  tellyfayyjpealatyreportydeliuerydeclareyex- 

preffeyrelate^eclfonvp.  ^      •   "^ 

Tu  m'en  veux  cpntcr.  Thou  art  diïpofedto  tal\e. 

Tu  nous  en  contes  bien.  Tu  amfe  tale  you  tell  vs*y 

oryfucbatalepiftagoofe. 

Vii  hoaiihe  G^  conte  vingt  &  onze.  .A  coxcombcy 

jioddypealfe^iMyhammeT.  * 

Contereau.  éu  Comptercau.  ^'biBofrecl(pnmg^ 

Contercdle  :  m.  4;^  Con  veroolle. 
Conteilc:  f.  ACounteffe\  tbevhfèofan  Earle. 

Contcftation:  £  A  contefutti$n*y  aprateftationy  ta- 
l(ingyftrcaUiHgt0mtnelfe\  alfoydCMtefimgyfiriumgy 
debating^  reafoningy  brabling  about  a  matter  i  alfiya 

,  coHtefUtim  agahtfl  ;  d  gakifaymg^denymg^  #r  waging^ 
of  Law.'       ,  ^  *      \    .  C 

>  Conteilation  dc  caufe.  An  opemngyB^e  a  hidgty 

;     the  points  contained  in  the  Bill  and  Anfi^er. 

Contcftation  en  caufc.  A  RuU^uen  by  the  ludfi 
vpêHlhefaidnpemvgy  or  the  wgingofLaw  by  tht 
defendasttybaumg  made  a  default^  being  ftttfrm  bis 

êthifbflpes.''^^    '■■'^'■'■■-    '-"'':■  '''f        A^'*"" 
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Con|cAation  vrayc.  i*  refolute^r  peremptme  con^ 
teftation  made  by  hth  parties. 
Contcfté:  m.  éc:f.  Conteftediproteft^d i  calledyâr 

tal(en  to  witnej[]ey  alfOydebatedyteafmedyarguedM^^^ 
led  about  ;  alfbydenïed^gamfayed^  contefiedagamji. 

Conteftcr.  To  conte jl  ;  call^or  tal^e  to  mtnejjey  ma\e  an 
idfncjt proteftation^  01*  complaint  vnto'y  alfoy  to  br able 
argMy  debate  a  matter  mth  y  alfOy  to  denie^  gainefay, 

'  •  eontefi  againft. 
Contcfter  la  caufc.  To  open  be  fire  a  Judge  the  cbiefi 
points  of  the  bill  and  an ftPer. 

CoiUciir  :  m.  An  idff  talker  y  vaine  Jpeal^ery  ordinarie 
teller  of  old  rviues  talcs  ;  </^,  as  Compteur  j  alfOy  a 
CounfeUirj  ^r  Atturney  mtcrtainedfir  tbepteadingyOr 
openmgofa  caufc  in  Court.^  .  • 
^A  fo]  conteur  fagc  cfcoutcurj  Prov.  Afooltfj  tai- 
ller had  need  to  jink  a  roife  hearer  \  orjlet  him  taille  ne- 
ucr  fo  foolijhlyythey  are  wife  enough  that  heare  him. 

Contexte  :  m.  ^  context  ;  awbole^mby  compofiiiony 
worlie  \  or^an  uiterhcingyioynmgyor  weauing  together  ^ 
alfby  the  firme  y  or  fiUle  of  a  T>roceSy  Bool^e^  or  Dif 
courfe.      ^  .  ' 

Par  vn  contexte,  altogether  ;  mth  one  tenoury  in 

.  one  manner  j  without  any  interruptionyor  intermijffi- 
on.    ■  ^  •  -■■  /  . 

ContigU:  m.  uc  :  f.  Necre  ailioyningyfifi  kyyclofetogc- 
therytouchingone  another.  ,-■-■ 

Çontigué  2  m.  ^  :  f.  loyned'y  laycd  neerCy  or  clofe 
vnto.  ,  '  . 

Coatin.  Mpn  contiil.  My  coimtreymah^ 

Continemment .  Continently  y  foberfyy  chaflly  j  fpa^ 
ringly  j  with  much  temper ^  and  moderation  j  Mbfiemi- 
oufly..  - 

Continence:  iC^ntinencie^fobrietie y  forbearance  of^ 
I       abfimcnce  fiomypleafure. 

Continent.  Continent  ;  fiber  y  moderate  j  abjlinenty  ab- 

ftemiou4ydelights-fir  bearing. 
Continu  ;  m.  uë  :  {.Continually  perpetually  day  by  day  y 

without  intermiffionyOr  interruption  ;  intireyWhole. 

Continu  a  faire  quelque  chofc.  Diligent  y  laborious  ^ 

euer  atityperfeueringinit. 

Ficvre  continue.  A  continuall  fiueryWhofe  fit  neuer 

ceafeth  till  the  difeafiyordifeafedyend. 
Continuation  :  f .  ^  continuation ,  or  holding  cfi 

without  anyftopy  or  intcrmijfwn^y  a  ferfeuefance. 
Continue  :  t  as  Continuation. 

A  la  continue  l' eau  cave  la  pierre  :  Prov .  jit 

kngthy  or  m  continuance  of  time,  the  water  piercetb 

ftone.     . 

Continué  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Continuedjheldon'yperfiueredin', 
probngedydrawtie  out  in  le^th,  perpetuated.      ^ 

Continuel:  m.  ëUc :  f.  Continually  perpetuaUyvnfiin- 
tedywithout  intermjfton^ajlieytbat  euer  duretb. 

Continuellement.  C'^tinuallh  inceffaHtlfy  mtbout 

ftop,orft$nt-yperpetuallyyeuerlaftingfyyfireuer. . 
Xi^ontinuer .  To  continue  y  laft,heUi  out }  proceed,  per- 

feuer ,  hold  on  j  to  perpetuate ,  prolong,  draw  out  in 

■  length,  ..■, -  <      ■■'  ,»..«i.   ''■■■0  ..•■.:■«- -..-j  _., , 

Continuïté.  ContpmatUm-ya  véolenejfe'y  an  intirenejje, 

orintireioniunBion.  -i 

Sdlucion  dc  continuïté.^^  diuifmofa  whole  pan', 

■    w  thing:  '-i'-'  C  ■"''  '  -'liv!""'"- '^J-^i  î;;^--  .:>-"=«i^*  ;';  ■'  ^;; 

Contoifî  m: À  Clofit^Countwg;-^Mfè,Wi>Mi^^^ 
Contorfion  :  f.  A  contorftm  ',  a  wrytbmg ,  wrefiing, 
éramngfOr pulling amy,^      '•  .         ^   .    ,j. 
Contortion  de  mafc^oirc.  A  fttfeajk  wberehjjbe 
Itv^r  iaw  u  drawne  altogether  amy.     -'    ••    - 

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whole  round  ofterritoriey  or  ground  y  tying  next  vntOy 
andabôutyatowne.  *»      ^  >7^ 

Contourcmcnts  fiévreux.  The  turningiytcffingSy  and 
other  vnquietjiirrings  of  thofe  tha  t  haue  an  ague. 

Coiitournablc  :  com.  Plyable^  j  which  may  be  turned 

anyway.  ^      ;      •  .  : 

Coiitourn^LntTurningyWheeringyWindingabout. 
Contournant  la  telle  comme  vn  Singe  qui  avalle 
pillules,  wheeling  his  head  like  a  CMare  ouer  this- 
tles.-   ■    ^         \-^    ■  -    :      ..    /^/: 

Contourné:  tn.éc-f*  Turned  roundywheeledyor  com- 

pajfed  about.     . 

Contoumement  :  m .  ^  mmble  turning  y  or  win- 
ding. '  i. 

Contourner.  To  roundy  turne  roundywheeUyCompaJfe 
about.  - 

Contract  :  m.  A  contraBybargaine  agreement*,  a  cod- 
ping  ;  treatic  ;  couenant. 

Contraélaiion:  f.  A  bargainingyContraSlingyCouenan- 
tingwith.  '  N  * 

Contracte  :  m.  as  Contraft. 

Contraélé:  m.  ée:f.  Contra^edybargainedyagreedy 

coapedyor  coue?ianted  with. 
Contrarier.  To  contraflybargainyagret-y  tocoapCycbaf 

fir  ycouenant  with.  _^ 

Contraàlion  de  ncrft  :  f.  The  O'^^p^i  ^  cùnuulfionyor 

fhrinl(ingofthefmewes. 
Contradlurt  :  f,A  contraéTw?iyflraitening^atheringyOY 

drawingvp  narrower*  and  narrower  ^  a  mailing  fmal- 

1er  inone  place  then  in  another. 
Contradiélion  •  f.  A  contradiflion'ygainfayingytbwa/' 

ting'yacrojj'eworàyorjpeech. 
Contrabant  :  m»  ante  :  fT  ContraStingy  or  mal(mg  i 

contra^. 
Contraignablc  :  com.  ConftrainablCyCcmpe liable. 
ContT^igncur.  A  fir cerycompelleryconflrainer. 
Contrainél  :  m.  éfe  ;  f.  Co^^firainedyCompelledyfirceiy 

thruftyor  put  y  on  againft  his  will. 

Le  branflc  contrainél.  Thefl)al{mg  of  thefheets. 
Contraindre  :  f.  Conftrainty  violence^  compulfion. 
>  'A  toute  contrainte.  CMoft  ftri6lly  y  in  ail  extrt- 
'  ■  mate,  .-'  -•  ■  ■■  ■  «'  ■ 

Sans  cqntrainiule .  TreelyyWillingfyytfbis  owne  oc- 
'    cord.  ■  .'■■  '■■  ■■       .  -■-■     ,    .  •  ■  ,  .     ■,. 

Contrainélemcnt.Fwci^^,^  icAf»//f',*j'  cmpuljlettjy 

confiramt. 
Contraindre.  T»  conftrainey  compellyfircey  tbrujl  fir- 

wardyOr  againfthiiwiU. 
Contraire:  com.  Co»trarie/iduerfe -,  againjljimb  if 

agreeing'yalfoydirelîljfoueragainjl, 
■  Au  contraire.  cmtrariwife,on  the  othir ple,er  fM, 

mucbothèrwifi'ya^youeragainp,  ■  • 

Contrarié:  m.  ce:  f.  Contmied,  crofed,  ithpHgMtd, 

tbwartedjtejiftedyWitb^oodjn'firouen  agamjl. 
Contrarieri.T0  contrarie, crofejCitwartyimpugit;  rt- 

f^^ithfiand^ike^  he  agatnfi, 
Gxitniietéii^ântrarietieyextreame  difference/naine 
:  oppofimn^ightied'^ffeenhtt, 
Conorafte  :  va.  withftanding,  Jlrijè,  contention,  difft- 

rencejrepugnance.  \        .,...•; 

Contràfle:iD.  ce*  f.  ffitbftood,firiùtn,cêntendedd' 

Çon  traiter.  ToftriueyWiihfiand^ontend  agMtp.  . 

Contravention. /wContrevcntion.'\>'       ^  . 

Contre.  (SubâantiuefyyM)  {sarcle  contre.  Y* /?f»»* 
a0J)elpe  fimard'y  and  (in  AtnJtc{e)tobtare  the  bur- 
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^'  or  in  oppufitii 
fide  ;  aifûy  toi 
tïinàyandj 
bas>  Contre 
Il  cftoit  tout 
aifoyhew^s  ri 
Halcncr  con 

Contr-'advei 

ofCo^pi^i^^, 
Contrcadveu 

Contre-advo 

-   uerjUpartSy 

Contr'ainoui 

îo  tbc  Idfcïul 
teîirmcd  loue 

Contr!  animé 

gainfl.' 

Contr' antidc 

.fcriutiuCy  a 

Contr'applc^ 
Bill  of  Comjj 
able. 

Contrcbalan 
pcfe., 

Contretulai^i 

peircd.0 

Contrebalani 

to  weigh  agai 
weight  wi'th^ 

Coiitrebandt 

chandiCe  that 

Côntrcbarre 

banCy  wher^e 
dowes^and  th 

Contrebarré  : 
^ut  Wy  on  ih 

rie.      .""■\ 

Contre-bas.  2 
Conttc-bafè: 

.  fis  ior  thé  par 

Contre-bafle 
Contrebondi. 
Contrebondi 
Contrebouta 
Contreboutc 

borne  againft, 

Contrcboute 

^P^e  againft. 

Contrecarre:  i 

ip fence  ;  (alfo 
comparifbUyOr 

Contrecarré  : 

compartdytqk 

Contrecarrer 

pofibimfeffi^ 
fi^in  euen  ba 

Contreceduk 
Contrcchang 

^i^g,Q9\croffi 

vX)n(trechaiifi 

acroffe.      ^ 

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Contre.  A2iiM,cmtmie  to;  much  ôppuimnt.oppoftu, 
'■  0rm  oppolitionyvnt9i  alfi,  oiter-agamjt,  on  the  other 
Tf Je  ;  aL  towards  ;  M,  Contre  difncr;  contrôla 
nnift  i  and  fometimes  in  cimpofition  j  .v  m  Contre- 
bas, Contrcmont,&<^.  ■■ 
Il  cftoic  tout  tontre.  Hewa4very  Jiccrc.or  bard  by  j 
tf //J>  w~'i  rig/»/ <»/^«rtf^'»wA^^*'».  ,  - 
li    I      Halcner  contre.  Toblowvpon. 

Contr-'ad veu  :  m .  An  Anfwer^  or  Oppofitim  to  a  Bill 

ofComplmtfDrpojreffionofmdueab.Us, 
Contrcadvcu.  See  Contr-'ativcu.  «» 
Contre-advouc :  m.  ée  :  f.  Owned^or  claymedh^ 
uer.Ali  pArtSyOttS  jdying  tU  his, another  that  tu  fc/j. 
Contr' amour  :  m.  A  hulie^and  honefl  loue-^oppofite 
to  the  Lifciuious,&  d/JJhlute pa/JiuH,which  «  comrà^ily 

te:irmcd  loue.       ^   •  •    ■    .  [' 

Contr:animc:n--cc:  f.  Arùmkdjor  wcouragedjA' 

■   gainft.-  :'■  ■■    .  ■'  ■I 

.  Contr*  antidote  :  m^Aremcàc^orpoifon  againflàh-e- 
.  fer  uxtiuc.,  a  counter  antidote.  1 

Contr*  applcgement.  An-Anfwer,  oy  OppofitiodJ^toA 
:    Bill  of  CompliUit  for  the  pejfefton  of  an  immme- 

'   dble.  •■  -.    ■il 

Contrebalance  :  f.  .^  coimterbalaace,  or  counter^ 

■  * 

ContretwIaQcé :  m. ce:  f.Counterbdlanced^cokntcr'* 

peiCcd.^ 
Contrebalancer.  To  counter bàlanccy  (n*tounterpeifè-y 
to  weigh  againfl  y  or  te  efieemt  by,  to  mal^e  of  equaU 

weight  rpi'th^       '        ^^ 

Coiltrebaiide.Marchandifc  decontrebande.  3f  ir- 

cbarJire  that  Is  firbidden(by  Proclamation^&c.) 
Contrcbarre  :  f.  Acounterbarrey  the  long  (outward) 
hârrCy  Tpher^erpith  fame  (trpo-l(âued)  doyes  and  wiu- 
dowes.and  the  moftjhop'WindorpeSy  are  (hut  in. 
Contrebarre:  ro.  ce;  f.  Cot^nterbarred^  barred^  or 

jbut  m,  on  the  outftde  ydfo  {in  Bla/bn)  counter  bar- 

•  '  ■  ■  "  ■      »  '  ■         -1. 

ne.  .      ■    ;  ■    /   .^      V    .-  ;•/■•      ■    '         ^,   . 

Contrc-hzs.  Vorpneward. 

Contrc-bafè:  f.  A  counterbafe-^the  loweftpavt  of  a  Ba- 
.  fisyOrthepartyOrpeeceyTvhereonitftands. 
Contre^hiiÏQ:  f.  The  Bafe  par  tin  Muficl(e. 
Contrebondi.  Keboundedjeaped  bâclée  or  againft.    ' 
Contrcbondir.  To  rebound -y  leape  bdclie^or  againfi. 
Contrcbofutantr^  Contrefort. 
Contrcboutc:  ».  ce:  £  Fndapropped^ borne  vpy  oft 

borne  againjl.    Jv      /       .  '      ^  ^       . 

Gontrcbouter.  To  vnderpropy  fupporty  bean  vpy  or, 

^beare  againft. 

Contrecarre:  iA  counter JlrengthyOppofitionyrefiftance  y 
define  e  J  (alfby  a  reafining,  or  arguing)  againft  ^alfo, 
co^arifbuyor  equalitie.   ;,  ,r 

^ritrecanc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  SetyOr  opfofedM^ùnft  ;  alfo, 

^ompartdyequaUedyOrUtyedinbaUancerPtib. 

Contrecarrer.  To  refiftMitbflandyContrarieyfityOr  op-^ 
Piibimfelfi  againft  \MfOy  to  paragon^eqimUyCompare, 
fitineuen ballancemth.  r  ^»    v         . 

v^ontrcceduk  :  f.  The  counterpane  of  a  Scedule. 

v^ontrechangc  :  m.  A  counter  change  j  mutuaU  cban- 

X*^»^,  Qi\  croffe  euboMge.^      • 

U>n(trechaiigc  :  m-  cc  :  f .  Coh 

v-ontra:hanger.To  countercbange^êrexcbange  acrojfe 
^^^thiM  for  another .    -rr^.r  <v  à  .  /^.  ^%.    i     * 

<-ontrcchanter,  T#  recwrdinfmmg  \  to  Mt^er  m  the 

r^ncteyOTium.  ^  V,v. 

Contrecharger.Td  counta%béDtax  to  mtirekémtr  ^--^ 
tbensyor  accupttions.  ^  ^ 


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rie  of  particular  cyphers -y  oryO^y  Lc  Chifrc  d'  un 
Prince*  .^  '  ^ 

Coiitrechifrer.  To  anjv0^.re  cyphers  wkh  cyphers  ;  aJfoy 

to  expound  cyphers,yalfoy  to  requite  prmatéifeûion  m 
a  priuat  fàjhten/ 

Contrecoeur.  4tfContrccucur,    * 

Contrecourbc  :  m,  ce  :  f.  Bent  frermvardy  or  one  ft-om 

ContrecQurber.  Tobendoneftom  another^  rvrcjiUrs 
doe  their  bâclées. 

Contr ecueur:  ra.  Loathing^  ir^cfomene^c-yalfoy  the 
bacl{e  of  a  chimney. 

Cela  mc  vient  d  coiltrecueur.  That  goes  againft  my 
jiomaclie  5  my  thoughts  loaihy  mind  hatcsy  heart  ab- 
horresyit. ,  .       ^    ..    .  .    •• 

Contrediél.;  m,  A  contradifliony  gainefaymg  j  refiita- 

tionyConfitation  '^  dxrojpf  anfiven  a  replication^a  fro- 

uingof  the  contrarie.. 
Con^redlél:  m.  idte  :  i  Contradicted  y  gaine  fayed  y 

thr^artedycontraried  inwordsi  rcfellcdy  refutedycm< 

fitted. 

Contredigue  :  ro-  ce  :  ,f .  Vencedy  or  fvrtified  mth 

bonifies  and  ditches  againft  banl(es  and  ditches. 
.  Contr  ediguer.  To  fence yor  fyrtific  mth  bani(s  and  dit- 
_  ches  yorytooppofcyorfet  vpyh^s  againft  banl(S. 
Contredire.  To  contradiilygainèfay^rpartycrojfeycon- 

trarie  in  words  j  alfoyto  refillyConuincCyConfite. 
Contfedilànt  :  m.  ante:  i.O' offings  contr adi£iingy 
jhwartmgygai.nfayingy  quarrelfomeycontentiousycon- 

tréttieycrofje.  V-^r 

Goritredifc : f.  ^Contredite.     ' 
Contredite  :  f.  A  co?2tradi^ion^or  croffe  fpeech. 
Contrée  ^f.  AÇountrey,  LandyKegwny  Tarty 

Quarter.         ^  * , 

Contr'cftort  :  m.A  counter  effort  yor /fort  v fed  againft 
force  ;  a  ymhftaridingy  flriuing^  refijianccy  indeuour  a- 
gainftafimtgyandftirringy^ 

C^nW  cnateTocounterhityCOunhrjirike^^courJcrdafhy 
count erfqui^\  to  breathe  a  ftrol^ey  or  daftoy  &Cy  with  a 
ftroalfCyOr  dafl)&c. 

Contr'efcarpe  ;  f^  A  counter fcarfè  y  or  count  ermure  'in 
*    a  fortified  towne. 

Contr'c (changé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Counterchanged. 

Contr'cfchanger.^  Contrcchanger. 

Conrr'elcript:ni.  Areph  vnto  a  fit  mer  writing -y  a 

.    writing  repugnant  y  a  conjutationyor  treatife  written  a- 

^gainftiafoydcopie.^ 

Contr'cfcript  :  m.  ipte  :  f.  Confited,  written  againfl  5 

alfOyCopiedyWrittcnout. 
Contr'efcrirc.T(^  confutcyor  write  again fi-yalfoyto  copie, 

or  write ^out.,^    . 
Conrf'-cflay  :  m.  A  fécond  effayy^firtber  triall  of. 
Contr'eftang:  m.  li  Pooié^amme^a  bac^e-pooleyOt 

counter -pond 'y  a  great  ditch ,  or  hollow  ground ywbere- 

into  the  water  of  a  pondythats  to  be  fifhedyis  let. 
Contfcfter.  Towithftandyrefifly  contend  with,  to  re- 

ContrefakS::  m.iifte:  f.Counterfèityadulteratcjfmedy 
firgedyfidfe'y  nlfoydeformedydtsfigurcdymifbapenyiUfiL" 
uoured'y  crool(edj)ulcbbacl(ed'y  or(as  wefay)a  change- 
ling.        ^  •'  .  ■  v- ^    /-  V    : 

Contsc(ùrt.Tocounterfèit^mitateyrefemble^ne. 
Conlrefairclclcup  en  paille. 5^^ Loup.  >^  r 
Sc  contrefaire.  To  diffemhUy  or  difguifc  bimfelfiy  to 
fiemi  other  then  be  is.    .-s   .  ^^  n     ' 

Contre^Meftic:  iAwooddenwindow(m  the  outGdé 
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Contrefcntc:  f.  The  bruife ,  ar aârfêfd  hmu  'man^ 
thtTjor  oppôjucy  pMTt  totbêflâciwbifi  the  bUm(tbût 
caufed  //  )  ^^  V^^  S  ^^^  bêpfem^  tfbtfkUjy  m  the 

:   ikulL  ;.  "^ 

Oantrcfcrmc-i<  cQuMtt-e^wmaimipr  ceiter-âMôuch' 

meut  y  an  affirmatim  oftbai  wbereêfanotbçr  affkma 

the  contrarie. 

Contrcfcrmc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Cotmter-affifmedy  counter-^ 

^    éUêMbedi  the  contrarie  wbereêfuaffirmedy  or  OMU- 

Contrcfcrmcr.  To  oppofe  an  afftrmatm  vnto  an  affir- 
mation i  to  ajffùme  the  contrarie  of  that  wbkb  anotber 
bath  affirmed  y  a  Law-tearme.  "^ 

Contrcfeu:  w.  An yronbaclatyor  Plate fm  the  bacl^yof 
achtmnet. 

Contrc-fil.  à  contrc-fil.  Contrarimifeycleane  Ifamme^ 
oragainjltbebairc. 

Contrcfineflc:  f.Counter-^cunning^deceMing  eftbe  de^ 
ccineri  the  meeting  with  ds  craftie  a  l^naue  oi  bimfelfe. 
{   Contreflate  :  tn.  cc:  f.  whofe  flatterie  u  requited^  or 
an/jpered  with  flatterie. 

Coiitrcflater.  To  retume  onefliire  word^or  flatterie  for 
another;  to  flatterMfkR as  another. 

Con  trcflux  :  m,  An  ebve^  or  ebbing  j  the  fiJl^  or  going 
out  y  of  a  Tide  ;  or  a  cbeclfOyOr  flopyvnto  a  Tide. 

Contrefort,  (in  Archite6lHre)a  ButtreJfcypropyOrJbore^ 
pofl  \  an  vpJbearingarchyOr  pillar. 

Contrcfbrtuncr.  To  arme  agawfl  the  inittries  of  for- 

■^  tune  ;  tolna^efinftfinr  one  (bawfoeuer  the  world  got. J 

Contrcfrontall  :  m.  The  brow-peece^  or  vpmofi  pofly  of 
a  dorc  I  ahaunfCyOi'  breafl  fummer. 

Oontrcgagc  :^in*  A  counter^age^  or  counter-pâtpne  i 
(Que  aucuns  (cigncurs  one  pfctcndu»  pour  pou- 
voir  dc  leur  auâoritc  faire  pruifes^  quand  on  leur 

avoicfàitcorc^Raçucau.)     V 

Contre-garde:  m.  ^An  vnatr warden^  or  counter^ 
warden.  ^         f  " 

Contre-gardç  des  morin^es.  ^»Oj^^<>//fe^ 
Mint^  who  talées  notice^  and  {eepes  a  reclfpning,  of 
<  the  mettait  that  is  detiuered  in  to  be  eeffntdÇptd  after ^ 
,.  ward  oucrfles  the  war l(mg  thereof  together  with  thé 
,  n^ardeny  whofe  place  be  executes,  (as  me  other  kit)  m 
abfence.  ■    •''*«  \   ■  -    „*•,•■  ■-.  ■  /,' 

Contrcgarde:  ntce:  f.  K^ptyfaued^freferùed,  made 
much  ofylo6l(ed  well  vnto.  v  ■ 

Contregardcr.  To  keepeyfaueyprèferue^onferueyloo^e 
well  tOymalfO  much  of  >  ♦ 

Stconti^Qidci.Toreferue^âreffir  forbearebim^ 

feljè\  to talfe bis eafe.  -> 
Contrehafticç  :  m.  A  Kac1{e^o  tmme^as  on.        * 
Cotitrehaulte  :  £.4y  Haukeconov. 
Contr-'imitcr.  To  refèmble,  imitate^ountafiit  s  ^  to 
^imitate  one  that  mitata  bitfi^    ^^^^'-::4-  ^ 
Contr-'inveâivc:  £  Acountei-hmàiHeiémâMfwef 

Contrcjoiueur  :  m.  A  cowtter-^Uneri  aiiêCèrfarie^ 
■    eppeneM^play^-^.-^'^-^^^^^^^^  -"-'â^'^^^m  ' 

G>ntté4ectre  :  £  A  counter-letter ,  or  couwtefmimii 
étretra^timefétktttrhy  Utterly  and  fmrtkukrlf^ 
friuat  releafe,  or  aeqwOemce,  m  d^cbmrge  ef  a  Bond 
faffed  i  m^  M  frkâtal^cbétrreofâdtttie^orfi^^  «. 
Ipufwtedgedyè^etkfublk^  . 

.CoatK^etttefécnîKJfotk 
sbiifervmo  afitter  ^  efé  f^^ 
tweentbemyfntréaniU^ttmroftbeâeedtheyhaue 
paflid  before  dNoteorieiOfy  a frittéa  agreement  made 
betweeeetmtba4are  cêMraSSeifWiSMMAe 
ledgf^  or  ceafeM  êf  tbekr  Ig^odtbtt  wert  p^tnt 


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Contreloucr.  To  retume  fralfe  mth  frât/èy  «r  aitod 

vfêrdfir'û  gtêd  wcrd'f  to  commend  one  that  bstb  com- 

mendedhtm  befire  ^  to  fcratcb  tbe  tac{e  of  one  who 
*  bêtb  air egdie  clawed  bis  elba», 
Contrdutté:  m.  ce  :  f.  nraJlUdffiriuen,  contended 

agâinft. 

Conttc\\\tXCt.TowrafifeJiriue,contendegainf. 

Concre-maiOrcf  :m.Tbe  Maimers  mate  m  afivp. 

Contrcmanche  :  f.AjhlfefleeHe,balJèJleeueyer,draW' 
er  ouer  a  fleeue. 

Contreinand:  m.  A  count ermaund  14  reuocation,  or 
contradi{lt«n  of  a  fhrmer  commaund. 

Contremandé  :  m.  ce:  f.  Coi^tetmaunded -,  contre, 
dtâed,  :f 

Cdntrcinandcmcnt  :  m-A  countermauJtdjOr  counter- 

maundïng, 
Contrcmandcr.  To  counttrtf^aupd  i  to  recall,  or  ctn. 

tradi£lya  firmer  eommaund.        > 
ContrcmarQUC  :  t  A  countermarl^e, 
Contremcjanc.  Tbe  fécond  mt^n,  or  a/îer-mi%pt/fti 

Jhip,  "  .      • 

Contremcntir.  To  fit  one  fy  againfi  anotber, .  ' 
Contreinctcrc»  Tq  omfe  j  p^k^,  l4t  M  *^  ^*V  *• 

gainft,      .       w 

Contreminc  :  f.  A  count erm'me  -y  a  mine  iiggedjky  dt. 
findântsjvkbhiêfirtreJlfeft$meetmtbanotb€r/wlc 
by  tbe  enmityWitbcitt  ft,  ^  /  , 

Ccwitrcminé  ;  m.  éc  :  f.  Counterm'tned. 

QQnXxztvi\Vitï,To  counterm'tne, 

Coiwicmont.  pyivard 'y  alfiyvp 'y  My      ' 
Contrcmont  l'eau.  Fp  the  water,  dueâfy  agâinfi 
tbjtftreame,  ^  '  _       ' 

Contrcmontc  :  va.  éc:  f.  Mounted^r  got  vp  againft. 

Contrcmontcr.To  mountyorgoevpagaiiift. 

Contxcmut\iT.Tofirttfie  inner  jur  binder  parts^bertbj 
tofuftaine  the  outwardy  or  forward,  onts  ;  alfo,  to  re- 
paire fuddainely  fuddaine  ruines  ;  as  inaftege.  • 

Contrcoffeir.T»  change  his  offepyto  offer  otberwife  then 
iëfôre'y  orytomal^e  an  offer  contrarie  to  that  be  mode 
before.  ■■.,,-.• 

Contreouvrier  :  m.  One  tbatworl^s  againfianather. 

Contrcpan  :  m.Apledgeygagejtr  pawne,e^eciaUy«f'» 
imtnokeabUy(  It  is  commonfy  the  eight  penm  of  tbe 
worth  of  tandyds  it  is  rented)  or  as  Uypc^Kque. 

Cc>ntrq>ailé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Pledged,pawned,engaged. 

CoBtlçpsficr.Topledgeypapme,engage  an  ithmoueabit', 
«^«tt  Compenfèr.  i         ^v- 

Contrcpant.  .A  gage;  or  counterpane  j  «r^w  Contrc- 
Contrcpcnfê :  m.  ccr  f.  Dipkedi^r  difbru^d  «fie* û- 
l^g/nttrufi'y  thought  otberwife  ^tben  befire.    ' 

Contrcpenicr.  To thtnkeiothervhfe thenbehatb donej, 
todifW^athingwbicb  be  bâibi^eaed^wdifruji  tbfe 
méombebathrefyedon,  vj^^ig^^"  ' 

Contrepenlcur:  m.  A  coitntertbinker',énétbat  rf»fl«t* 
•tberwjfi  then^  contrarie  te,  that  be  both  done  -,  one 
tbatekàugèîiior  embts  of,  the  conceit,  oraffkraMce  bee 

.     hath  bad  «fa  thing. 

Contrepdànt  Counterpei 

CooaxptSL  Comtterpeifea 

CoQtrepdêr.  Tocouxterpeifc,  countiruaiU, 
eqnauballance,    ^  "^f- 

Mai  poife  qui  ne  contrcpoiiê  :  Vtof.fie  x-*  . . . 
that  counterpeifetb  not  ;bevfis9«t  gmaMff'^*^ 
that  thinlfes  nêtêf,orp'ouidcsnetfir^kici^'      ,f 

Contrcpeter.  ri4ff/)ivr  ifff  crgcktmA  oMher/H*^ 
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l^ed^ountemippedi 
Contrepicqucr.  To  retume pt 

for  a  mp  ;  or  yone  prkke  fin  am 
Contrc-picd.  That  which  we  c 
wbetKCi  Y 

Tenir  coîJtrepied  L  Tofet, 
aitotber  mans  y  thereby  to  flop  k 
tbet'y  to  croffCyO/  impeach  all  i 
enterprifes  of  another, 

ConCrcplcigc  •*  m.  A  Count erfu 
tofaueafuretie  hirmelefe. 

Contrcplcigement  :tn.Acou 

ritie  giuen  to  a  ptertic. 
Contrepleigcr.  Tofaue  afm-ft 

terbMd  ,  &c,Togiue  bim^a 

fectiritie. 
Contreplié  :  ro.éc  :  f.  Befttjbovf 

made  jlr a  ;}}t  thereby.      ^ 
Contreplicr..Tlo  bendjfowyorfi 

fetfiraight  byfucha  bendingyt 
Contrepoids,  as  Contrepois. 

Contrepoil.  i  contrcpoil.  . 

Wrong  wayycUane  contrarie,  qi 

^2  que  ie  c'efpluched  com 
dicr. 
Contrcpoinél:  m.ri(»^  baci^ef 
alfo^  quilt, counterpoint  y  (quii 
crojjingy  difference  yOppofition  j 
f»ng(imMuJictie.) 
*A  con  trcpoin(à  ;  ou  a  com 
tingyWitbquHtfiitcbyfirinaqui 
Wifd  and  forward  y  interchan^ 
then  another  y  alfo,  croffefy^  tè, 
trarie-waies. 

Contrcpoin(âe  :  f.  as  Contrcp 
CoatrcpoinÂé:  ra.ce  :  f..^ 

bac^eptch 'y  alfo,  interchange 

finwardycrofjedjfieod 
with.        ' 

Tay  la  peau  toute  contrepoi 
sl(inne-coat  hatb  recemed  as  n 

bathjtitcbes.    ,  / 

Contrcpoin<acr.  To  quilted  w 

forl(emtbtbebackefiitcb-yall 

bad^ewardandforward'y  aifo^ 

■vntOyftandoppojùe  againft^  bet 

Uîntrcpoinâtia:  :  m.  A  Me 

^ntrcpoint  j  &  Contrcpc 

poindc;  &Conorcpoinaer.^ 

^nttcpoimcde:£  Tbefiop 

^ntrepois  :  m.  Counterpm, 
S^^!f»a,firplaine-/^g,  in  Mufic 
oaiiler  contrepois.  To  counte 
î^»cquaUweigbté  ^^ 

M«çhcr  ixontrepois.  ro  wi 

rJ!ïl*^**^>  ^  proptrtion,or  mea 
^ttcpoilbn:  ttLAcomnerpa 
^  '^  FyeruaAamakià  pêifhi, 

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Contrcpicque  :  ».  cc:  I  counter itrdtd,ç9imt et frw- 
lied^ountemfftdi  .  :  /       , 

Contrcpicqucr.  To  tetumt%wd^r  gtrd-y  togtue  »  mp 
fir  a  mp,»r,o»eprickefiramher.      • 

Contrc-picd.  That  vbicb  we  call  Counter  m  buntmgi 

vtbetKt'i 
•  Tenir  concrcpicd  i.  Tofet,  or  holdhafiot  Mgaiofi 

aaotbet-  mam  y  thereby  to  flop  him  from  going  arrj  fut^ 

tbefi  to  crojfcy  0/  impeach  all  he  maj  the  dejignes^  or 

enterprifes  of  another , 

Contrcplcigc  ••  »n.  A  Counterfkretie'^  one  tbats  bound 
tojaueafitretie  hirmelefe. 

Çontrcplcigeincnt  :fn.^  coUnterbandiortthefecn- 
riiie  giuen  to  a  fuertie. 

Coiltrepleigcr.  Tofaue  afttr^tie  harmeleffe  by  coun- 
ter band  ,  &C-J  Togiue  bima  counterfuretie^o/  other 
fectiritie. 

Contrcplic  :  m-cc  :  f.  Bemjoowed^  orfouldcd  bajci^e  ; 
madejlra'ibt  thereby^      ^  '         »  . 

Coiitrcplicr.  Ti»  bendjiowyorfiuld  bac^e-^  to  mal(ey  or 
fet^raightbyfitch  abtndingy&c,  "^         .  ? 

Contrepoids. /wContrcpois.  -    / 

Contrcpoil.  à  contrcpoil .  A^ainfl  the  wooH,  the 

wrong  »ayfCleane  contrarie,  quite  l(amme. 

jaquc  ÎC  t'cfpluchci  contrcpoil.  Seel(e  Efplu- 

chcr. 
Contrcpoinél:  m.rfcr  backeftitck  or  quHtiniJliteb-y 

alfo^a  quilt  ^counterpoint,  (quiUem  couermg;  tlfo,  a 

crofmg,  difference  ^pofit'wn  j-  alfi^  grtundjorflain- 

fing(in,Muful(ie,) 

'Acontrcpoinélj  ou  K  contrcpoinéb.By  a\uU^ 

ting,witb  quilt  fiitcb^fir  in  a  quilted  fafliian^ii^ojfack' 
Vfiid  and  forward ,  interchangeably  \  now  one  way 
then  another 'j  alfi,  crojfefy,  tkwaafy,  oppojitefy,  con- 
trarie-waies,  '-■;h^.  ,  / 

Contrcpoindle  :  f. /w  Contrepoint.      . 
Coatrcpoinété  :  ra.ce  :  f.  ^mlted,  wrought  with  Ae 
bacl{e pitch;  alfo,  interchanged,  fet  bad^ard  and 
finvardjcrojJedjfioodagainftyOppofidfOr  in  oppofition 
^tth.       .'',:  'v--  ;    .    .•  ■,••, 

Fay  la  peau  toute  contrepoint^  de  coups.  M) 
sifinne-coathatbreceiued  tu  matiy  l(tml(es  ataqutlt 
bathjtitcbes.    ,  / 

Conircpoiniàcr.  To  quilt^'worlfethe  backeftiteh^ 
rvorlfe  with  the  bacl(epub;  alfo,t9  merehânge^orfet 
bacl[eipardandfirward',4Ùp>jtoeroffe^bmtrtiOppofe 
.  vnto,fland  oppofite  agamfiy  bee  m  e^fitim^Uf,  i 
GontrcpoinâkKlr:  m.  A  ^^er^  quiit-malfer, 
v-ontrg)oint  j  &  Contrepointer  5  m  Contre- 
poinâe; & Concrepoinâer.  v' 

VontrepointcdCî  £  TbeJbop^aJ^dter,  tr  Cttau 

Contrcpois  ••  m.  Counttrptu ,  equéU  weight -,  tdfi^a 
ffoundjitplame-pmg,inMHpcke,      .    >        *  v 

^^ticonxic^\s,Tpcouaierpo^e^baUfi,mâ1^  ^ 

M«chcr  icontrepois.  To  mdlfefvrmUy^  by  Ime 
ç^^h  topr9ptvtion^rmeafure0Mthkfi«ps,.f 
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ContreroUc  :  m.^^  êmtyidtmtnt^^f  cMtféfkîmtnt^tht 
cofUêfâ  roll  (of accounts  &c*^a  Par  ale  U  of  the  fame 
qualilït  and  content  y  with  tb'ofiginaU^  alfo^^  control- 
Ung^  or  ouer feeing  j  and,tb*Offic  e  of  a  Controller^  or  #- 
uerfeer  \alfOya  Controller  ^  ouerfeer. 

Contrcrollc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  CantroUedy  ouerfeenè^  obfer-  * 
ued'y  atfoythe  copie  n^bereofii  tal^en^ndl^ept. 

CpntrcroiJcr.  To  cantroUy  obferue^uerfee  y Jpie  faults 
in  J  al(o^  to  tal^e^and  l^eepe  a  copie  of  a  roll  of  account  s  y 
toplay  the  contr  oiler  anyway.   -'* 

ContrcroUcur  :  m.  A  controller  ^obferutr^  ouejfeer- 
properly  y  an  Officer  ytbat  talées  notes  y  or  l{tepes  aroU^cf 
another  Officers  accounts  ythereby  todifcoucr  htm  if  he 
doamife.  .      /» 

ContreroIIeurç  des  Aides.  Controllers  oftb'A^àcs , 
lool^e  that  the  Efleus^  AfJeJforSy  CoJledprSy  and  T{ccei- 
uors  ofSubfidies  doe  their  dueties  ;  ofaU  the  particu- 
lers  rphereoftheywuH  euerie year e  fend  a  roll  tnto  the 
Chamber  of^ccounts. 

^    ContrerpUcur  de  \  Audience  dc  Francc.Tib^  Con-  n 
troll  er  of  the  Cbancerie  attendant  on  the  l^ings  fer/on^ 
vntorvbomlcsy  -        ' 

ContrcroUeurs  des  Charfcclcrics  (whereof  there 
Ù  in  euerie  Court  ofchauncerie  me f fend  halfè^yeare- 
ly  a  particular  account  of  the  reuenue  ofihe  Scale  r  c- 
eeiued  in  thetrfeucrall  places. 
ContrcfoUcurs  du  Domaine.  Controllers  of  the 
KjngsDemame  j  one  e^blifind  in  euerie  feat  of  ordi^ 
nafieKtceitfhr  theVemame^  who  is  to  afsijl  at  the 
fatdKeceit  ;  at  the  ma1(mg  ofteafes  offarmes\  and  at 
thefales  ofwood^mt^orney  hayyfijhy  &Cy  got  in  the 
J^ingt  latids:^  and  is  to  take  notice  of  all  efcbeafSy  ducm 
tiesyand rights  of Seiffteiiriiydue^or  occiirrmgtberehf^ 
and  keepes a  reckoning  ofaltworks/eparationsyabnesy 
cofis  offmtyand  other  chargcSydejrayedby  tb^ordhtarie 
Receiuors  :  Of  all  which  he  maizes  a  roily  and  finds  it 
vnto  the  Treafkrersgeneriilly  who  therbylfjtepe  in  awe 
the/aid  Receiuars.         ^  / 

ContrcroUcur  general  de  r  Artillerie.Tilr^  Control- 
ler generall  of  th' Ordnance  j  next  in  placCy  and  degree 
vnto ^e lieutenant:  hekeepesaRegiflerofaUmuhi^ 

.    tion  that  comes  intOyOr  goes  out  ofythe  ftore^y  andlnuen- 
taries  (deliuered  vnto  him  by  the  Warden  generall)  of 
all  that  remaines  in  particular  Fortreffisy  &ci  and 
certifies  them^with  bis  controlem^nt  of  them  y  euerie 
ye  areata  th' Exchequer. 

ContreroIIeur  general  du  Domaine.  Om  eftahli- 
Jhed  in  euerie  generalitie  by  Henry  the  third  in  the 
yeare  is^yandfipfrejfed again  by  bimfelfi in  tbeyere 

ContrerDucors  généraux  dés  finances^  One  in  e- 

uerie  generall  Receity  who  looltes  that  the  things  money 

be  payed  auifbf  û^e  particular  Receiuors  (orfiarmers) 

vnto  the  generall  one  •^  to  wbub  end  they  are  to  bring 

vtttolnm  the  others  acquitanceSyWbicb  iftbeyomit^  or 

fiaclfCy  heinfurmes  the  Treafurers  nuerall  who  the 

Jhuitisin.  Tbemoney  being  paiedy  be  {eepes  onel^ej 

of  the  cbefiwbere'm  tïs  tayedy  and  the  Receiuor  gene- 

raUCtnwkofthoureitfands)  another,  tbùvntHy  a- 

mounting  vnto  a  roundfimuue^hey  both  together  fie  it 

conueyedvnto  tifExcÈequer.  Ofallwbkh,asalf^ofe- 

ueryfktofcoynefocomêeyed/tndoftbè  charge  of  le-. 

inhigjtMdcomup^  ts  to  fend  frpUyOr  mstea^ 
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ContrcroUcurs  des  Mincs^CmtroUen  ojtht  mlfies^ 

^tueryoncwbeYofU  baimdto/cndyfromyere  toyerCyOne 

Rollytrr  corur clement  (containing  tbemportion  offii- 

ncr^  wbkh  bath  bcene  deltutreaby  toe  Mafler  of^  thf 

•  mines  vnto  the  mAjlery  of  the  mint  ^or  oihervpife  drimn 

,    from ,  and  fined  withm ,  thefaid  Mines  tbatyearej 

vnto  thtT[cceiuerSyOrTreafurers  rvhbinrphofi  chaYte 

the  Mines  are  \and another  vnto  the  chiejè  i!Maificr  of 

the  Mint. 

ContrctoUeurs  provinciaux,  ou  ordinaires,  dci 
guerres.  VromncïaU^ordiparieyOr  inferior  Controllers 
ôftheT¥arrcs  ;  mnjljn thefeuerall  Prouinces  tiffigned 
vnto  tbewy  beprefent  atjiU  Mufters^nd fifteent  dayes 
after  enerie  oney  find  vnto  the  ControUer  genera U  a 
fiimmafic  thereof  cont^iningy  the  iuft  number  of  the 
men  thai  were  muftcredyand  an  account  of  the  moneys 
paidyor  laidyOUt  thereat.  \         s  .- 

ContcropUf  :  Qc  Çontrcrôollcurî  ^ContreroUe, 

Contrmife  :  f^  Acounter-Jleight^  a  Tpilefiramle-yuhe 
tyicl^e  in  lieu  of  another.' 

Contrc-fanglot  :  m.  A  Tab^  the  Uatbçr  wheretâ  ft 

\    giYthisfhftined'yagirth'-leather. 

Contïcsczr^c.  .A  counterfcarfèyOr  countermure. 

Contrefèedille  :  m.  The  counterpane  of  a  Schedule.    ; 

ContrcfcBangc  :  m.  Acoujftercbangey  interchange  y 
croffe  exfhange.  ,  •    . 

Contrée  nange  :  m.cc  :£  ^(^^n/^flwwffi. 

Comrcfcel  :  m.  A  (little)  feale putvnta  alabell  ^  &Cy 
^  v^herebydiuer s  writings  al/eadiefealed  are  ioynedy  or 
clofèd  together  y  a  counter-feajc. 

Contrefccller.  To  feale  the  labeOy  &Cy  whereby  fealed 
writings  are  icynedyOrfajlened  together.     .        .  \ 
Contre/îgné  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Subjigned^y  ftgned  after ^  or 
vader^tht  Jignature  of  another.  , 

Contrciigiicr.  Tofubfigne  j  toftgne  a  letter ^&c  y  or  put 
bis  namt^orfet  bU  marine  vnto  it^aferyor  vnder^  ano^ 
ther  J  (fo  doe  the  French  Secretaries  of  State  jjitibeir 
nantBs  vnto  letters  Patents yvnder  the  Kjngt.) 

Contrefing:  m.  A  fubfignature  ;  a  handy  name ,  or 
mar  lie  yfettoa  lettery&CyVnder  another  5  afubfcripti^ 
on  made  lower  than  th'other. 

Contrcfbmiîier.  To  reuol^ey  or  countermaundy  a  Sum^ 
monSyOr  citation..  ^; 

Contrcfbnné  :  m.  ée  :  i.The  contrarie  wbereçf is  foun- 
ded. -  .       .  V 

Contrcfbniicr.  To  found  the  contrarie  y  or  to, the  con- 
trarie. •    : 

Contrc-fbufflc:in.éc  :  f.Counter-bïomteyçrojfe^blowni 
blorvne,  on  botb^eSy  or  blowne  vp  two  contrarie 
wayes.  > 

Contictaille  :  f.  "the  one  part  of  a  taUiOy  i^fcore^bea^ 
die  marled  yor  notched'^  alfojbe  Counter- tenor  fartyin 
Mujk\e^TtdhethatfingSyOrbeareSyit.    ^  s. 

ConttttaIuër.r<>  oppofft  ban^evnto  bankeyOr  caufey  a^ 
gainfi  caufiy y  toreJifiyOrftrentfbeny  aewitba  dêubU 

.    boM^eyOr  caufey. ■■;-^- - ^'■- '  '■"'^M^^  '  "" '*^'  ' 

Contrctcfi^erament:  m.^croffe^eoni 

per\Vfbencei  ^%^^^       ;    -^^^c       _,^ 

Faire  vn  contr.  â  lanature«  To  alter  nature^ 
Coocrc-tcoips.  UfnCfM^  tin^ex  cr^  motions  o/u  of 

Contrçtencur  :  m.  The  Comtet-tenor  tori  i»  CMtt- 

fiClfg^'^^        \  .  .     -  •      f  >         i-  V 

Qontrettnk^TobotdyWbaUyfigalnfii  aifl^  to  d^/iÙ 

Ilengeyouarelly debate fir^pretend  title  vn^Oi  0  tmng 
aga'mpjtnatbet.  * 

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Contretcftc.faircccnactcflcii  Ttf  mttpndy  re. 

fjlymakebeadagaivp.     '  '* 

Contre t jre  :  m ,  cc:f.  Vrawne  againjl-^  alfb/lraif^ne 
after  the pattcrne  of  '^        '  ^  \ 

Contretirer*  Totugyhale^puU-^hmley  tkroWyfing^a- 
^inP'yaltOyto/lrawffterthepûttcrneof 

Cotltrctrahilbn  :  f.A  counter-treafon-y  trefffon  againjî 
treafon.       :  ■  -^  .  m 

Contrctranchcr.To  conter-trerchycrfittifieagairijl  an 
enemic  intrenched.    . 

Contretravcrlant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  CountcY-aoJlfng^Qhn^, 

ter-trauerjing.  . 

Contre  val.  Downeward-y  al/oydownc. 
Contrevenant  ••  m.  ante  :  f.  S'maruiTigy  tvanfgrejf^^ 

departing  from  5  goingy  or  ^eing  agatnji  an  agreemcjjty 
-    promifcyùr  ba/gaine  5  alfoy  crv^ngy  thwartingy  contra- 
'ditlrng'yrefijiing.   ^ 

Contre  vengé  :  m.  ee  :  C  PuUy  reuenged^ 

Contrevcn^er.  To  reuerige  one  blow^or  iniurieyWith  4. 
nother.  ♦ 

Contrevenir.  Tofioaruej  tranflrefeydècHneygOyOr  de. 
paytfiom  Î  to  do  contrarie  topromfCyOr  otietwi/è  than 
was  agreed  j  alfbyto  crojjeythwart^coniradi^y  reff^r 
be  againfi^  ,  .  >\^  ^ 

QoniTty  tnt:  ta.  2t  contr  arte  mind^        ^ 

Contrevcnter.  Toboldagamft  the  wind  :9^V<zh.  k 
Contrcvention  :  f.  Afr^aruingfrom^rftmifeyorcon" 

traSl'y  a  going  againft  ones  word-y  al/o  y  a  thWarlkf^y 

contradiction  yrcfijlance. 
Contrevenu  :  m.  uc:  f.  Swaruedy  trapfgrejfed  y  icne 

pom  his  word ,  or  agreement  j  al/o  y  crojjedy  tbtpaUedy 

refiftedyOppofed  againft.     '  -    . 

Contre-vi  tre.^  countcr-roindcrWyOUtTpard-windcrffpyOi 
.  ièncefbraglajfemndaï».  \-  ■• 

Conticuyè^A fibyleafing'y  tale ofmenthn-y  ormattet 

inuented^ 

Contribuable  :  com.  Cont'fibutable  ifityableyOraccu- 
ftomedytocontribut  C'y  liable  y  otfubieQvnto  contribH' 
V    tion./ 

CoMribuc.  ContrMted.  ..  v 

CoRribucr.Ttf  contribute  ytogmeyO'r  disburfi  togethety 
'  jomal(ea  common  purfOy  to  Jay  their  money  es  w^-. 
tber.  '■'••-■'■•^-^  '-  ^-^■^'^■,     --     :  '         ■■  ;;"^  '  •  . 

Cfflmributcur.  v>f  rwrtr/^ir/r; 
Carendcontributeur.  5e^GarenL  ^ 

Contrioutiq|l  :  f.  a  contribution  j  aityntgift  ofttjmyi 
dtfoy as  DtkonBiurci  A  difiributiinyW p^arini^j  ^ 
debtorsy  or  bavl^upts  goods  among  au  bis  creditcrs. 

Contriftc  :  ni.cc  :  f.  CrteuedyfffïStedy  made  fmtth 

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penitent,  or/onewfiil,  fir  wfdeeds. 
Contrition  :  f. Cmtrit'm, umorfe,  teptntgnteiheartif 

firrtw^nt^aird  lamenpnifirjfifahiefiUa^ebtitpVi 
J' êrmemcrie  efy  ogemes.  '         ^*'^' 
Controle,&  controollc.<wContrerolIe,    '   " 
Contr  ongle:  ttbe  J)e«w-clitw^  imtter-tiaw  »fd«Pi 

Cdntroverfe  :  m."cc  :  ijMpmjm  etnttfutrpe  j  fiH 

'  tffirifi^nd  ctntrouerBeyalpfjiainfeiid/aUedin  q»t- 

Jthn;di^utedâgmnfty»adeMhandUdéif;*  fMrt- 

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Controuvemcnt  :  m.  -««/ 

<fr  muenred,m»ere  mag 
Concroiivcr.  rofiuie,fii 
outof'hiiorvnebraine. 

Contr-'oiivcrturc .  A  i 

tr'ouvrir. 

ControuYcur  :  m.  Afiit. 

Iyer,  -■ 
Contr'ouvrir.  To  open  ce 

fierccyor êpen  n  thing(a4 
fifH  ojf,  or  oppofitely  ag6 
intended  fir. 
Contumace  ••  f.  Stubborn 
peruei/lneffei  difobedietï 

'ComxinTiCcr.rodeslefli 

hu  owtie  mil  j  dlfibey^é) 
to  mal{S  A  contempt  -,  fl//i 
at  difobedientyobjiinatej 
fureta  contempt.- 

Contumax  :  m.  4CC  :  f. 

rie,  rebellious  ^contemptk 
fiife'mckedy  headftrongj 
I    .  (The  French  Larvjen  mi 
tumax;  Tbefirfty  r^tcbot 
lil^e,  (wnmons  refife  to  a 
appcarifigftand  mute,  an 
which  imports  a  confiffto 
Contumelie  :  f.  Contumei 
words -y  ajpightfillrepri 
.  iouiorfliinderotts  rebuilt 

Coritumclieufêment.  f  I 

dejpi^htfùUteafmes. 
Contuinelieux  :  m.cufc 

fill ,  dèQfighlfiU ,  oui\ 

words. 
Contundrc.  To  beatj^noc 

jlttmpe  in-peeces, 
Contuiion  :  f.  Aj^nocJfM^ 

poHnding^jkmping. 
Contuteur  :  m.  A  Jojnt 
Coiiu  :  m.  uc  :  f.  ^)f^m 
Convaincre.  To  conui^ 
_  fault ie  ;  find  in  the  man. 
Convaincu  :  m.  ue  :£  c 

_  die^prouedfiuUtu^m 

Corivalefcencc:Jf^  re^ 

Md  vigor  \  a  waxingp 

Con  validé  :  in.éc:  £k< 
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Convairal:in.»>f)ffftfw 

Convenable*  cota,  con 

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Convenablement.  Cvn 

fdh  fitabbiyproperfysto 
h'.wett. 

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r^r  muentedymtre  m^manon,firgea  Jtuffe.     , 
Contrqiivcr.  rofàme.frfgeydehifey  muent, jmaime, 
oui  o/hiiorPite  If  raine.  ^  . 

Contr-'oiivcrturc .  ^  counter-openrng  ^  S^f  Çon- 

tr'ouvrir.  ijf 

Controuveur;  m.  Ajmer.firier/muenter^deuifer, 

Iyer.  >  :  ,     '  ' 

Contr' ouvrir.  T(>  (?pM  counter,  to  md^eareuoUion  ;  f() 
fierceyor Bpen  a  th'mg(aé  a  part  of  the  bodie)  eitber 
jhfHoffy  oïoppofitclyagainjiy  the  place  tb\ouerture  u 
intended  fir.  '^*  ^ 

Contumace  -f.  Stubborneneffe^objlmacte^wilpitnejfe, 
perue.'finelfcy  difobedience.cêntempt.  \  .  / 

Conrmmccr.Todeâlejlubbomelyy  beperuerfeyM^w 
bi4  owne  will  j  difobeyyOr  rebell  afainjl  bU  fupemmi 
to  mal(e  a  contempt  j  alfè^to  iudgeyor proceed  agak  '^ 
as  difobedientyObftinate,rebeUiouS',  topuniJh,or  a 
fhrCya  contempt.^ 

Contumax  :  ta.  ace  :  f.  Stubbome  yfullen,  refraOa- 
rie, rebellious ycontemptuowiy  dif$bedient\  ob]linate, 
[lifenccl(edyhead[lrongy  mlfiH,  headicy  fetfi-mllie: 
,  (The  French  Law j en  mal^e ,  deux  cfpcccs  des  con- 
tuinaxi  The  firfiy  fuch  as  after  three  feuerally^ pub- 
lil^ey  fwnmons  re  fife  to  appeart  ;  thefecondythùfi  that 
ajfpcaringftand  mutey  and  will  not  an/iper  j  Ajilence 
which  imports  a  confiffton.) 

Contumelierf.  Contumelies  repreachy  an  outragé  in 
words  \  afpigbtfiU  reproofiyimmiaui  chell^c^fcanda" 
iousorflanderomrebuiie.    ^■.  .  •• 

Con\\\mz]\t\x(QmtïiV  contumeliouf^^^^ 

dcfpifhtfkUteafmes. 
Contumclicux  :  m.eulc  :  f.  Contumelious  i  reproach^ 

filly  dèjpightfiU  y  ouiragious  or  mofl  iniuriêuSy  in 

words.  '  ■  -■ 

Contundre.  To  beatyl^nocltey  thumpe^  brmfty  pounds  ar 

ftampe  in^peeces. 
Coiitufion  :  f.  A  Iptoclfingytbumpingy  hrmfiny  beatings 

poHnding.jhmping. 
Contutcuïim.  A  ^nt  Tutor yûrGardeh^. 
Coiiu  :  m.  uc  :f.  i^nftvney&c^  éu  Cogneii.  * 
Convaincre.  To  conMiàyConuihce^  takt  tardie^  prooue 
^fàultie  )  find  in  tbe  manner.     '   ^n  '-,.      ^    ^  *v 
Convaincu  :  m.  uë  :  £  CemâHed^imiAnctiytâtitn  utr^ 
^dieyprouedfimtti^fiund in  the  manner. 

Coiivalefcencc:  Jf-^  reeoume  ^ealtbyftrenith^nd 

ànd  vigor  \  a  waxing  firMg  againeé    ^*      -^  ' 
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^y^xàtx.Torecouerjtt  reJUre  vnto  bealtb,0rftrei^. 

Convenable  :  coisi.  Conument  j  tptffty  met  fir  j  «- 
gf(eable\PttabUiaec§rding  vnto  •ypfofer^omelie,  de- 
_  centf  befiemingy  fèemlie,  »•'«►***•    ^^ ï« ;-*..>  ■ . »? 

Convenablement.  CMumemly  -,  aftljy  pfyy  ggreea- 
W>,  futai^^froptrfyyto  tbepurpofèi  decentljtfeming- 

Convenance  :  f.  An  âcctri,  tmétitmcty  Offrèemènt, 
condition',  couemuami  ;  a^y/eonuemencie^oportioa, 

*f^jycnaiicé:  in.éc:  f.  Couerunud  j  affeei-y  from- 

^f*«:fontraaed  vfon  èouemmU, 

'-^^enanéet.  TveêueiuHt,  kargamr,  fmfâS^iffte 

^^*°>f^ff,viU9,vfêBcêiieiuait$. 

Vonvcnant  :  m.  A  cmmmi»,  or  âgriemna  vfottttiiu» 

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Convenant  :  m.ante  :  f.  as  Con vçnablcj  Alfiyagree- 

ingyfuitingwith.befittingybefeeming. 
Gonveitir.  To  ajJcmbUymeçtyOr  corne  together  ;  alfoyto 

be  fit  y  befeemeyfottwell  vnto  j  to  be  meet ,  proper^  or 
^  conuenientfir  ;  atfoy  toagree^confentyaccord  withyal- 

fiyto  couple  y  conclude  y  ioyne  'y  come  to  the  point. 

Convenir  en  juftice.Tt?  bring  infuityConuent  before 

a  JudgCyenter  an  atûon  agaiijfi. 

U  me  convient,  i  /wi^//,  ifhouldy  l  haue  needy  tisnc- 

ceffa  rie  fir  me  ;  pr  operyor  belonging  to  me. 
Convent  :  A  Couenty  Cloiflery  or  Abbey  of  Monl^cSy  or 

Nunnes.        #^       ^  v  •         ' 

^    Abbe  8c  convent  cc  n'cft  qu'un  j  mais  la  bourfc  fc 

garde  en  divers  lieux  :  Pro  v.  An  Abbot  arid  Coucnt 

though  but  one  bodie  baue  feuerall  mmdes ,  ends  y  or 

meanes.  % 

Pour  vn  Moine  nç  fout  convent  :  Prov.  One  onely 

Montre  defer  ues  not  an  Abbey  j  or  y  one  Swallow  ma  ij^e  s 

not  a  Summer.  . 

Conventicide  itn.A  conuenticle  ;  a  lit  tie.  or  priuafty 

(andymojicommonlyyvnlawfiiUyOriU^affeeied)a(Jm- 
bite.  ^  ':    \  •    V 

Convention:  f.  Acouenanty contra 6lybargaineyafr ce- 
ment ;y  alfo^afmng^impleadingy  or  conuentmg  befirea 
Ju4gt\andy  hence  \  ^^r     r      -      ; 

Cccyn' eft  pas  dc  facile  .convention,  Thisisitrd 
to  be  compared  by  [Uit  of  law. 

Conventioné.^  Conventionel.  r 

Convent ionel.:  m.  elle  :  f.  Contraâedycouenanttdy  a- 

greed  vpon-y  or  paffed  by  contract  j  done  by  agreement  y 

vrider  articles^or  couenants^  ;        *. 

Intereft  conventionel.  inter e fly  or  vfe  fir  the  lone 

ofmmeyy&c 'y  as  in  Inter ctt. 

Propre  conventionel.  Seel^ePro^rc.        * 
Conventuel  prieuré  conventuel.  A  Priorie  tpbere^ 

in  ibère  are  Friers. 
Conventuels*  tn,^n order  o/Obfcrvantin  Friers  ^y 

not  altogether  fo  fir  id  as  the  ordinarïe  ones. 
Convenu  :  m.  uê  :  f.  Affembledjmetyor  come  y  together] 

alfiycouenantedypromifidi  accjrdedy  or  agreed  vnto  j 

alfoy  impleaded Jued  y  conuemedor  called  y  be  fire  a 

Convcreaii  :m.  Afijb  tbâtfimewhat  refemblesybtèt  is 
le(fer tbanytIfMoÇc.     •        ^      ;^:         V    ^v 

Convers  :  vn  corl.  A  emêertitéi  one  that  bath  fumed 
to  the  Faith  ;  #r  is  woon  vntê  a  refipous  profiffim^  or. 
bath  abandonned  a  loofe  to  fiUowagodlie  ^a^vici^ 
ous  to  lead  a  vertitonsjlifi.     '■  ^  ■        -       -  ^  ~  •       i 

Convcrfation  :  f.  Cunuerfanony  commerce  y  great  ac^ 
qm'mtanceyftmitiaritieyaffbçiationyWitb.    ^:   ;;/^; 

Convérlê:  f.  A  ^unne  (that  formerly  bath  hèené  of 
loofe  bebauioufyor  batby  in  heir  timeybeene  agoodoae.) 

Convcrfër  avec.  To  conuhfiyor  be  much  conueifantycf-  l 
ficiateyor l(eepemucf^cop9paniey with;  to itdunty  fie- 
quent^efirt often mto.       '  ^^  :-.>'. 

Convcrfion  :  f.  A  conuerfion  idlterationyCbangryfi  tur^ 
ning^y  reuolutionyCompaJfeyOr  courfeoftbings.^^  ^  ^.^^^^ 

Convcrfion Saina Pat4^  .4  Holjrday  k^jhi  *^ 

CburchofRomethexxvJiftdnuarie.  .^-LVri 

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Convexe  :  com.  CY0o1{edJbawini^9t  hendin^icwhe  en 

euerie/ide^as  an  ^rchy&c. 
Convcxion  :  f. The  ctoolfedneffe^  or  bendingefa  hoL 

low  tbini  turned  doxtmemari. 
Convi  :in.  Abanquetyfiajlygreatfuppetyor  dinner ^ 

whereto  acquaintânts  y  and  friends  are  inuited. 
Gonvicc :  m.  A reProach^raUingword^ biting tearme, 

JpightJuUfcojfe^  ae^ightfiiUgifdyOr  glaunc  e^maliciout 

taunt.  ^  • 

Convie  :  m,  ce  :  f.  Inuitedyor  bidden  vnto  a  fiafl. 
Convicmcnt.  ^ninuiting^or  kidding  vnto  a  fiaft. 
Convient,  il  con.  que  vous  ;  (JmperfonaUy)you  muft^ 

orfhouldiitbefccmci^orbeboouesyou'ySee  Convc- 

nir. 
Convier.  To  inuite/r  bidyvnto  a  fiajl^&c. 
Convirieux:m.  euferf.  ReuiUng^  reproachfiUy  ray^ 

lifig^  malicioufly  taunting^  dejpightfully  gndyng  at. 
Convocation.  A  Conuocationi  an  ajfembtie^  or  catling 

together* 
Convoitabic  :  com.Xouctable^fit  to  b(  coueted^or  lu^ 

(led  after. 

Convoitant.  Coucting^dejrring^  longingfir^  luftingaf- 
tcr. 

Conyoitc:tn.éc:(*Coucted^efired^fe^dJongedfiry 
lufted  after.     - 

Convoitement  :  m.^  ccueting^defirejiujl  j  afiomaclf^ 
or  appetite  vnto.  . 

Convoiter.  To  couet^efu  e^affeEl  greedily  ywifb^or  long 
fif'ytbirflyOrlMft  after. 

Q^  tout  convoite  tout  perd  :  Piov.  He  that  c<h 
netsallloofes  aW.  .  /  * 

Convoitcux  :  mJeulc  :  i.Couetou6^reedieydeJiroHs  of  y 
longPtgfhYylMflingafter. 

Convoltifc  :f.  Couetoufhejfeyconcupifccnce  \  anearneft 

defireyarepeffeafe^mygreediethirfiyvnfatiablelufty 
^fier.  -        ,  .>.  ,  /. 

Convoler  en  fécondes  nopces.'  T<^  marrie  a  fécond 
wifè(in  baft.)  ^ 

Convoqué:  m.ce:f.  OtHed^affembled.       * 

Convoquer.  To  ca Uy  or  affemble  many  together. 

Convoy  im.An  accompanying -y  a  foUowmgy  waitingy 
0r  attending  on(e^ecialfy  in  mariage yand  buriall  mat- 
ter s^y  )  alfOy^ioftuoy^or  companie  offouldiours^fhipSy 
fbrtbe^wafYmg^orfafe'Conduilingofpaffengers. 

CoiiVoycrm.  ce:  fXonuoyed^companiedi  fvUoWr 
edyt¥aitedyat tended  on.  .. 

Convoyer.  Tp  conuoyytn  accompame\tofbUem^ait^ 

attenam. 
ConvuUion  :f.  A  convulfion  ;  a  piucl(mg  vpy  êrjbrin- 

Ijingyàsyoftbefïnewei  in  a  cran^  ;  alfoy^  priclfmgy  or 

jhooting  ache.  * 

Coiivlc  :f.  Great  Cbtrmllyfweet  Cher  mil yWnrrhe  Cher- 
Conyie.  Tfee  hearht  rlea-tatu.  m  fUâ^vrUfftbrte 

''  m/t:"^':       ..■..:::\,.  •  ■  .  .  ■    .■       -    ■ 

Conyfe  grande.  Great  Fka-wm^ 
Cony&tao^timf,FUa.bMeMuttet,     ■ 
Coayfe  peate.  Dnw/i^finalt  Flea-bane» 

" .  tow«9l(e, efeâ^a  Ialkar,wUbi"    fC  -* 

Cope  gorg^  mftead  of,  Qprge  coupce  :  ^b, 
0)peail]Ld:rÇot^dUi<;CE»>f.        ^    » 
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''éTrifiyPr  CoppeU.     ■^-^ç^:^^^'-^:-}'^'-^' ^       > 
Copené*  face  eopcnccj  t^f  F^/Jr  GobomeXé  Uamt  of 

CopeC: OU 4» Couperet.  ,     "      ;^   :  *^!^:^ 
I  Cophin  :  nu  A  baslfety  sl(epy^fmâttfamttirif^ 


SeeCofm. 
Copie  :  f.  The  copie  cf a  'writing;  alfo^floreypUntiey  a^. 

bmdanceof. 
Copié.  Copie dyWrit ten  out  j  alfOyflowteé.  ^  i 

Copier.  To  copie yor  write  out  j  alfOy  toflowtyfcofey  du 

yideyridCymocl^ey  gibe  at-y  to  play  the  {naue  with  m 

rvordsy  &c.  '  / 

Copierç.  Herbe  copierai  Oeil  de  Ceif. 

Copicufcment.  Copioufijy  plenteoufly  y  abundantly^ 

greatlyyat  large  ^in  great  meafure. 

Copieux  xm.A  weU-fpo^enyOr  Court  lie  perfon-y  (a  nord 

mifufedbyclorvnes  jj  alfoyuflowtingyoricajiingcm^ 
panion  yVphcncc  -^    ,  -^ 

Les  Copieux  d'Angers.  (Th'Pkngcuim  being  held 
great  flowters.)  ^ 

Copieux  :  m.  eufe:  f.  Copicmy  abundant  y  p/entifull:^ 
great  lar  ge  y  full  *y  well  fitrnifhed y  throughly  frouidtd 
of     ' 

Çopiofité  if.Plentieyflorey  abundanceyfulneffcycofh 

oufnefje. 
Copifte  :  m.  Ama^er  ofCounte  rpanesy  a  -miter  out  cf 

copes. 
.  Çoppc .  ^  meafuxe  j  the  balfi  of  a  hurgonian  Bkjh. 

CoDçé.di  Coupe  i  Cut. 
Coppcàu.  4tf  Coupcau. -^  rè/p. 
Copper.  To  cut  i  See  Couper. 
Cop^ctCT.  To  ringalLinyOr  the  laftpeali. 
Coppicr.  To  roufcy  and  fir  etch  out  himfelfiy  m  one  that 

goes  about  an  exercife  y  or  to  try  a  majieriey  (an  old 

t^ord.) 
Coppon  :  m.  A  pcc\e  i  or ,  the  eight  part  of  a  Tarif  m 

bu^U. 
Cops.  A  certaine  fijhvtrie  Ul^e  vnto  a  Sturgeon. 
Copte  :  m.éc  :f.  TolledyOrfttuclf^en  only  on  the  oneftdcy 

as  a  BeUy&c. 
Coptcv.TotollyOrftrilfje  only  on  one  fide  -yOsa  bellyWhcn 

it  Û  not  fiilly  rung  out. 
Copuland  •  m.  A  coupUngy  or  ioyning  together  j  or  ms 

Copulaflcrf  Rab. 
Copulafle.y*»  exercife  in  Schooles\  l»hen  fcl^oUers  dif- 

putCj  and  he  that  hath  done  bejl  is  placed  higheft. 
Ccçule  if*  A  coniun£iion,  a  ioynmgy  or  coupling  togc^ 
Kther.  ,  -      \ 

jCoq  :  W.A  cocl^e  j  (vn  coqj  )  alfOy  the  Dorcey  or  Saint 

^  Peters  fijh  j  (Ic  coq  ;  )alsOyCofimariey  BalfaminCyAle- 
.  coaft*y  alfOy(and  the  more  properly)  Vittanie ,  Vittân- 

I      dery?eùpr/wort(ducoq.) 

ÇoC[zV^e.Alibell^^uinySatyr^. 
(2oq  de  bois.  A  black?  y  androugb-legdMoore-cockti 
full  twice  as  big  as  ours  y  and  Uuing  dtogeéerin  the 
mowÊtames.  ^ 

Coq  à:c(%\i(c.  A  H^eathér-cocke.  k 

Coq  dMndc.  A  Turkie  j  a  Turkie-coclfe.    ^        . 
Crcfteaucoq.ït^*^^**  CêxcombeyPennie^grajfey 
yeUor»  and  wife  Rattle  ^a^Oy, the  bearbe  Clarie. 
Pied  dc  coq.  Hedge  Fumitoriey  Hennés- foot  j  alfiy 
^haftardFarjIeyi  alfiythe  hear  be  Crew^fbotJIsjnÙ'Coby 
"  Gold^upy  GM-flfwery  Butter-flower  (the  fingle  one  y 
the  double  one  being  ordmtrify  called)  doubkCrop^ 
fiâtiûf  Batchelers  buttons. 
EDe  diante  le  coq.  Said  yi^hen  a  benne  crames. 
D  n'y  fera  rien^on  plus  que  le  coq  lûr  les  <>cuf$# 
(n1)ereon  he  cannot  by  any  me  ânes  belhugbt  to  fi-) 
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I^  ne  chante  le  coi 

tbt  cocl^e  neuer  croi 

Coc^ixn.Acuckow^ 

Coquage  :  lu.  (^^^k^ 
Coqwzï  :  tt\.  An  cgi 

Coquafd.ni.^py^i 

cie  dèultymalapert  i 
Mieux  vaut  r  om 
armes  d'un  ieunec 

aduifed  grandfire  is 
tui'ou^godfecap. 

Coquard  :  m.  Coqi 
Coquarde-  bdnnct 

faji)ion  of  bonnet  vj 
me\(Tcatrnedfo(l 
Ithem  grew  thereby 
ofthemfclues)afoy 
o/peartlfonth'one 

Coquardeau  :  m.  A 
box  5  one  that  hath  i 
more  forward  than 

Coquardifc:  (.Tond 
lapcrtnefie\  vnadu 
nefjcycoctietnefje. 

Coquarcrm.arde: 

tuoi45ymalaùertyV?ti 
fell 'y  more  bold  tha 

CoquafTerf.i^il^e// 
Coquaflier'.m.  ^/ 

feller  of  l^ettleSyOrc 
Coquatrisîm.-^B 
Coque  :  f.  A  coddle 
head 'y  alfo^an  egge- 
Coque  de  Levar 
in  /fctfp5,  Vnguis  oc 
Nulle  noix  fans  c 
fheU. 

Coquefrcdouifle: 

worthlejje  fèUow. 

Coquelicon  :  m.  c 

Coquelicoq.  asd 

Corne^fofcyred  Cor 

Coqucline:  m.éc  : 

pered^made  awam 

Coqudiaementrj 

Coqueliner  vn  en^ 

p^fjmal(e  à  wanton 

Çoquelincux:m.< 

morousyfnooditygu 

fill  of  crochets. 

Coquclourdesrf. 

Wind^flowifyVafft 
^f\alf!,^the  flower 

Coqueluche:  f.  / 

new  difeafoi  wbi 
y^aresi^io^andi 

Coqucluchon  :  m. 

ftyd  weather-hood 

Coqueluchonné  \ 

Spaniffs  Capuche. 

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^^uertiart  :  m.  / 

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la  ne  chante  le  coq  «  vicndr?  le  lour  :  Pro.  TbêUgb 
m  coc\e  muer  cramyàoy  mil  corne. _  -\ 

Coqu .\xi.A  cucl[oyv,(fr  cuclfoldi  See  Cocu. 

Coquine  :  m.  Ciéclioldrie,thejlate  of  a  cucliald. 

CoQiX2^:tn.A^cgge'yOreggeJheUioy,as, 

Coquard  :  m.  AproMdguUjVeartgoofe^qua'mlfip.piu^ 
ciedèuU,maUpertcoxc0mh^raJhorfinvardcpl(es. 
Mieux  vaut  T  ombre  d*un  fagç  vieillard  que  les 
armes  d'un  icunc  coquard:  Prov.  Thejhadorp  of  aÀ 
aduiCed  grandfire  is  better  than  tbefwordofan  adven- 
turous godfecap.  ^    ^  -' 

Coquard  :  m.  Coqiiardc/  f.  as  Goquart. 

Coquardc.  bdnnct  à  la  coquarde .  A  Spanijh  captor 
fipjiOfi  of  bonnet  vfed  by  U)t  mjl  f^pntiall  men  of 
yore  j  (Tcarr/iedfofperhaps)  becaufe  tbofe  that  vpore  of 
(them  grew  tbereby  the  prouder  y  &pfefumed  the  mre 
ofthemfclues)  alfo,  any  bonnet^  or  cap,  xporne  proudly , 
0Ï  peartlj  ontb'onefide. 

Coquardeau  :  m.  AproudjJJe,  bold' goofe, find  fiucc 
box  'y  one  that  hath  more  rvcaltb  than  wit ,  or  U  mitcb 
more  forward  thanv^ife. 

Coqu  ardifc:  (Sond  pride,  faucinege^prefumption^a^ 
hpertnejie-y  vnaduifedpeartneffe,  toUitiey  cbearefuU 
neffCyCOcl{etneffe.  •  ••• 

Coquarcrm.arue  :  f.  Voolïfhlyprêud^faticieyprefump- 
tuouSymalapertyV7idifcrectly  peart  yCOcl{et^UieyCbeer- 
féU'y  more  oold  than  welcome ^  forward  ûjan  wife. 

Coqu^fÏG  :  f.  A l(ett le yor  chafer.   \  . 

Coquaflier  :  m.  A  feller  ofegge-Jbellsi  alfo,  a  maimer ^or 
felléi' of  l^ettieSyO'/ chafers. 

Coquztnsim.  A  Bafilisl^eyOrCocliatnce. 

Coque  :  f.  A  cocl^le  \  alfOy  a  bump^or  l(nob  on  the  fure- 
head'^alfOyanegge'jheUy&c.  - 

Coque  de  Lcy2t\t.TbefmaUmedicinableJhel called 
infhopSyVnguisodoxztus.  ;     , 

Nulle  noix  fans  coquc  :  Prov.  N0  nut  without  a 
JheU. 

CoquefredouiJlc  :  m.A  mcAcocke/fàUiefopyfneal(sbie, 

worthlejje  fèUow. 
Coquclicon  :  m.  Coclce-crowing  ythefongofa  cûcke. 
Coquelicoq.ijyCoquelicon}  Alfo^the  wiidPêpfiey 
'^Corne^fûfeyredCêrne'Tofi. 
Coqueliné:  m.éc  :  î.DandUdJèdledyCPckefedypam* 

peredymadeawantonof. 
Coquelinement  :  m. A  dandling^  fèilmgy  €ocl(€rmg. 
Coqueliner  vn  enfant.  T#  dandleycoslfjpt,  fèdle,  fam^ 

P^^^malieàwantonof^ehiid.   ' 
Coquelincux  :  m.  eute  :  î.Vantc^caUybraiHefklf€jbu^ 

^oroiu^rnoodity  giddie^ittU-beaded*,  wbofe  bead  is 

Mofcrocbets.  ..,,;^..  - 

Coquclourdcs  :  f.  The  wmd-flowef  ;  âlfê^bt  baJUrd 
^^nd^fUw^^Vaffe-flimeryBafque'flcfwaje^^^ 
^^  \alf()^the  fhwercaUed^lÊfè'Cém^  k.v  ai\ 

^^quduche:  f.  Abood\4lfo,  the  Cêquelmûi,  w 
^^w  difeafe-y  whkh  troubled  the  Ffnub  about  ibe 
year  es  i  j  i  o^ond  15575  and  vs  but  g  wbile  égoi.  i 

^oqucluchon  :  m.  The  CafucbejurbùédofâsUkci^l- 

ft^^weather-bood.  ■■'■'€'<^%^^y^^{^^-^,^'''si.\^^ 

^oqiieIuchonnc:iD.cc:f.  tbatweâfisabood,ora 

Spanifb Capuche.  ,^^^^^  *  2  .kH 

koquctxiare  :  f.  The  difeafècaUidtki  IfMt^mare. 
^^uettiart  :  m.  A  bfo^fot^  châfkjfomg  m  co^ 

^^-fiatber  •  $n$  tkutfwâUfftyêr  ftâUffi  vf  &  dtwn 

^JfMettyWkbgtêpUkiu^  by 

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Co(\Ucr.  Tô  play  the  côckey  to  tread  bennes  tike  a  cocke. 
Se  coquer  contre.  Te  {nocive  himfelfty  orrumie  bis 
hesulag^fi.  ^   ^       r  \' 

CoqucrcUcs  :  i.RedNigbtJhadey  Alka^^gicykfinter^ 
clHrrtes. 

Coquerct  :  m.  The  name  of  a  certaine  tedy  and  verie 

fweet  apple, tbats  ripe  about  AlihaUowtide. 
Coqucrcts.  des  C0.4;/ Coqucrelles. 

Des  Coqucrettes.  r/?ryij»<^ 

Des  Coquçrez.  Tfc>y2wfrf . 
Coqi^es,  des  coques  :  f.  Cockles. 
Coquet  :  m.^  Coclte-boat  -yalfo^  weatber'COc\e. 
Qoç^Ql^.Cacl{led,ùr  cbucl(ed'y  afoyfirawtedyor fipagfe^ 
red:  1^ 

Coquctcr. A  cêcl^eto  caUhsshennes\  or  tochuc\e^Ms  a 
cocl{eamûn^  hennés  ^y  alfa  y  tofwaggetyOrJtrowttty 
û^e  4  tocl^e  on  bu  owne  dung-hU. 
Coquetier  irn.A  feller  of  egies^or  of egge-Jheb.  ' 
Coquette  :  f.  Apratlingy  oTfroud  goffip  y  a  fisl(ingj  or 
fliperoiùsminx.a  cocl^et^or  tatling  boufwifty  a  titifiUy  a 
fleberiebit.y  ^ 

Coquiïlade  ;  f.  A  certaine  little,  (lender yfcâleffe y  fm all 
moutbed^nd  grey-eyed feafijhy  liuiug  among  rocl(s. 

Coquillage  :  m.  Sbell-worke  j  worl(e  made  ofyOr  trmd 
withyfi)tlls. 

CoquiSlznt.MalfingyOrvauttingJil(eaj^^     * 
Coquillard.^  Coquardeauj  Alfo^fmallvefftUwher- 
^onyin  Paris ^tbey férue  reare  egges  vnto  the  table. 
G>quillard:  nu  zcdcif.  She  UteyfiiU  of  (hells.:     ^ 
Coquille  :  f.  Thejhello/afifh  ;  ofafnaile  y  of  a  nut  ;  or 
efantggeyalfêyàboat'bafon^T  any  open  vtfjell  thais 
fifhionedUlfeabafonyOrScallop-Jhelly  alfoy  a  French^ 
hood  y  alfo  a  me  a  fur  e  containing  fiùc  fpoonefiUs. 
Coquille  de  S  Jacques.  Tbe  ScaUopftJh-y  alfi^  Coc- 

Coquille  de  S,Michel.  /^C^^iJ;//. 

Coqu  lllc  de  Preftr  e.  Thé  bear  be  Chic^meed  ;  or  a 

Ifind thereof ybeld  by  Dodoncus  to  be  the  right  Moufcm 

eare. 

Coquille  fabottce.Tèfn^/^fi  a  fheUffh  çaUed 

fOybecaufe  itfomewhat  refembles  a  Top. 

Laree  coquille. -rf  5m/^^/^. 

Baiuer  de  coquilles.  A  coufenety  cheater  ycnie-cat^ 

tber^mpofiof/nwntebaitldtyHtnce^lfOy 

DrefTer  vne  coquille.  To  deuife  a  gulling  triclft  \  to 

inuent  i  cheating  deuife  j  to  lay  afnare  ^  ttfmk.  > 

A  qui  vendez  vous  vos  Coquilles  ?/p//imf</^,  1 

ceux  qui  tiennent  de  S.  Michel  ?  wbj  fbauld  you 

tbïn{e  te  coufen  vs^bat  are  sa  cunning  as  your  f  élues  ? 

tisiUbaultmg  before  a  criple. 
Coquille  :  m.  ée  :  f.Set  thiclatwitbJbeUsi  alfo ^  made, 

or fkfbïonedy^e afinll.   -   -  -  ■* 

Pain  coquille.  A  fitfiùon  of  au  hard-cru^ei  loafiy 

fomtmbat  /î^r  our  StiUyard  Bumte. 
Coquilicr.  To  vauUybomyor  fi^hioUy^  tbhg  li\e  ajhell; 

abo^Bje€xoqpûàïier.     .v    ^  :la^ 
Coquifleux :  m.  tiA:(.Sbettie,Mqffi)eUs. 
Coquillier  :  m.ere  :  f.  Hau'mg  afljeU/rr  b0arini  afhell^ 

cf^  bàknpnttOyaJhill.    : 
Coquilliere  :  t.Awomau  that  (howjmalies  biggens^ 

caps'y  (bttiwbofk  chiififiwffke  s  su  times pajwaê  the 

Froncb4soodC0qiùat.)- 
Coquillon  :  m.  A  ùttle  fhe 

hood  i  or  M  hooded  fiole. 
Coquknbeit  «iii  gaîfne  pcrc  A  g 

oser  loofiutLodarUm 
Coquin  :m.  j4btuiir,fHrt'fnake,ne«atemtMÊ,ut' 

meJfpffttfiinfJk  vagabond  thàtlnpfkm  imri  iê 

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'  Egau.  *  *  '     f^ 

C  eft  vn  grand  cas  la  fureur  de  deux  coquins  à 
vne  por^te.  Aprouerbemeant^aa  tPeUof  tyordimrie 
iarrmgyar^d  thrvjYt'mgUhat pajfe  between  ti¥ôawbh 
tioui  Competitors^  asoftkc  fcouldingy  or  other  fcuruie 
Jliirre  made  by  two  hungriey  andcnuiom  beggcrsata 
mansdoore^  ^         ^ 

11  n'eft  V  ie  que  de  coquins  :  Prov.  There's  no  lifi  to 
thebeggen\  Lool^e Vic. 

11  vaut  mieux  eftre  coquu  que  coquin  :  Prov,  Bet- 
tCY  be  a  cuclidd  than  a  beggctlie  l^naue,         '  '^    , 
Coquin  :  m.  ine  :  f.  Bcggcrlie^ncedicy  lotifie  j  rogmjh^ 
va'^abond-iil(e. 
lAoutoncoqmn.ldBeU-roeather. 

yizcoi\coc[um.  A  tame  Pigeon.     . 
.   Elle  entrejctta  la  jambc  coquine.  She  interpofed 

be/wantonJafciuïoji6yOrharloiSyleg.        # 
Coquine  :  f.  A  begger-woman  j  alfo^  a  coclftiey^fimper-* 

d€cpcl(U^ice  thing. 
Coc^\nC2\X}vcu  ÀfcoundteUy  bafi^  variety  beggerlie 

rafcaUybeafîliè  fellow.  jd 

Coquiiier.  To  beg^to  cram  10^0  aveggeri  to  play  the 

ro^ue^or  bafe  rafcall.  >  '         :    ^      ^ 

Coquincrlc  :  f.  Beggericy  begging  j  al/oy  rogUerieyl(na^ 

ueriey  bafencjje  j  or  bafe  humors  i  aljfby  meats  that  are 

fnore  toothforrre  than  holefome\  forced  meats.  _ 
Coquiojif.  A  degenerate  Barliiy  or  weedy  commonlyy 

growing  among  Bat  lie  y  and  cattedy  Hauer^graffe. 
Coquu.^Cocu.  .7 

Cor:  mi  ^ Hunters  home  y,a  Bitgle'yOr  Hutchet  j  alfiyâ 

come  m  the  §30t  \  alfoythe  hard^  and bornie fwtUmg  in 
^   horfèsy  tearmedythe  Stt'fafl.  * 

Cors.  The  broches  of  a  Deers  head  j  aU  the  pegs  tber- 

of  from  the  fécond yOr  third  vpwards. 
.  Cor  de  mer.  TheSea-horne  j  a  [heU-ffhtbat  fome- 

whatrefemblesahorne.  .  .,^] 

^A  cor  &  à'cry.  By  Proclamation^  alfoy  by  might  and 

maineyWitbheaae  andhoe'y  eagerly^  vebementlyyfe^ 

Yiotifly.  '  • .  • . 

Corail  :tn.'  Corrall-y  (gr  owe  s  in  thefea^  lil^e  a  fhkife 
_  Jhrubyandis  then  of  a  greenijh  colour;  ta^n  thence  jit 

iiii^axetb  veriehardyand  (after  it  bath  been  dreffedjbe^ 

comes  redyandpiooth  ;  (There  is  alfo  a  white^ablac/^y 

anday€lloWyl(indofCorrall.)       r  '. 
Coralin*  m.  inc  :  f.  C^ralin^ofCorrall^  lUit  vntc  Cor^ 

Coralinc:  f.  ^ea^^offiy  Corralli^eyOr  Corrall-moffe. 
Corapci*  A  Prtnccs  cloth  ofEflate.  ^  ^    -    ^ 
Qoxh2X.^^c\itxti.^Coi*moranl:  i|Dauph« 
Corbature.  ^  Courbature.    .    .  s^.  *  ; 

Corbau  :m.  The Cabot fijh i or y^s Con.        " 
.Corbeau  :  m.  .AT{auen  j  alfoya  CorbeU(mMafmity) 

éind^  braçlietyOrflmlderi9§gpeece(in  timber  rmke},) 

•,/   édf^aceriainey¥aYlil(e  infirment  ^  dlfi^thebroyled 

'écne Ufa legyçrjhoulder^of mutton^  bMuirtgfimefiejh 

'left  about  it.       :        :v  ;î  -^  r         i  ■'  ^fj'my;/^Vr.:r  • 
r^    Corbeau  &tMfACormûrant.''^  "^  "î*^^^  ^p»^^:;^ 

Corbeau  de mcr.Thefame  j  or^hefea-Kâken. 
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:    vrfbtfrké  mtbe  fietdu 

Tromper vn  corbeau  àbouAcbcantc.  fo  coufen 
"^iêâ gnediefiUowcfa bitwiwbbe  f/tpis  âfïer ior^as 

i»  Tromper,  .  ,        -  - 

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corbeaux  libres  :  Prov.  Cch/he  torments  Pigevvs' 

and  frees  Raùem  j  and  hence  are  Lawes  compared  xn. 

to  Cobwebs  j  little  flies  are  caught  m  them  y  great  onei 

^  breathe  through  then?. 

Corbcil.  The  name  of  a  tovpne  that  is  not  far  from  Paris- 
and  hence  thfprou(ïbiaUphrà(ei  -       .  :       '^ 

Prendre  Paris  pow  Corbcil.T(?  tal^e  an  apple  for.an 
oifier  :  to  miflal^e  the  matter  quite  and  cleane., 

Corbeille  :  f.  A  wicl(er  basket  y  or  manndt^  alfo  y  a  dof 

Qui  fait  corbeille il  faitpanier:  Pro^H^/J!?^/;»^^; 
a  basket ma^es  d pannier ^y  be  that  can  do  one  thmgcm 
do  another.  ,-\  ■■■■.'  . 

CoïhtiWéc  :  f.  A  basket-fiU  of  :■  Ç' 

Corbeilleux:  m.  cufe  :  f.  Belonging  to  a  basket  hi 

maund  j  dlfOyfiiU  of  baskets  ^dirc.     \     '"T? 
CorbeiUon  :  m*  A  little  baskctypannieryOr  mound.  [ 
Gorbieu.  Go£5  fe^^rf.      *  V\^ 

Corbioeau  :  nj.  A  Cormorant yOr  Sea-Rauen.  h. 

Coibillat:m.i^)'o;/gK^/^e;/.    *        v  .v 

Corbillon.  4tf vCorbcillon., 
Corbin  :  m.  A  (carrion yOr  carre) Crow. 
Bee  de  corbin.  A  Pcntionershatberdy  or poUaxe^al- 
fo  a  Chirurjgions  toole ,  called  a  Crowes^biU  ;  5"^^ 
•Bee.       "•„  .•   •     •••      ••     /.    •■•    '    '  ■  • 

Os  corbin.  A  certaine  hollow  bone  m  the  crupper  of 
"nVeere.l  :  ,     ' 

Pied  de  corbin .  The  hearbe  Crgtv-^fhat^  lyings  cib y 
Gold'CupSyGold'flowéryButter^flewcr.  ^ 
Corbiné:  m.ce;T.  Stollenyfdtchcdypurloined^urcbtd'^ 
alfo^poUedyCxa^cd^extorted'yextrcamelyvfid. 

QoihmQï.To  jieaUyfiltch^pàrloineylurch'y^^^^ 
tortyor  exa£i  more  than  is  due.  .    '^ 

Corbineric  :  i.Stealing^filtchingylurching\alfo^ollmg^ 
exa£iion^extortion.  ^ 

Corbipet  :  m.  The  crooking  ofRauensyOr  Crowes. 

Coibimur^  A filicheïylurcberypoUeryexailey.  < 
Corbineurs  du  Palais .  Lawyer  s  y  and  Cleric  5\  which 
ordinarily  fleece  JurchypoU^ndjpode^poorefuiters. 

Corcdi\h^t:m.Thecrieof^ailes. 

Corcefque:^  A  Ifind  of  broadbeaded  JaueHne^or 
dart.        -^  -       ^ 

Corchiere  :  f.  Thejbattlementofawally  alfo /in  a  gal- 
\  tie)as  Courfie;  > 

Optdzcc^Akindcfcounlreydaunce:1{K2b. 

Cbrdace  :  m*  cordage /opes  ;  orfiuffe  to  ma^e  ropes  of 

Cd^aUledc  navire.  rtf^ij[//>?^.      *'  /— ^^ 

Corde  :  f.  A cord^ope^alter  5  a  twijledflringjbàiutyor 

line^alfOyOsTLcndon*  a 

Corde  de  bois.  4  certaine  meafurey  et  quantities  of 
wood(wbether  fagots  jfT  billets)  laid  together  y  ti^^^ 
or  ten  foot  ih  lengthy  about  foure  in  height ,  and  ha- 
uing  at  either  end  twofiiflf^s  to  bold  it  in. 
^  'iCorde  du  hrta.Tbe  gteatefl^nd  moft  not  able yhmch 
oftbejhoulder^iue'me.  •- -,         r7>*\        , 

>    Cordc  d'un  Cordejicr.  A  grey  Friers  strdle  i^O  '*^ 
^  ^htâttediord  wherewith  he  gira^s  him felfi^ 
'    Cordes  du iarret.T/7^fe/yw-yZr/;;^j^     l^mj 
haut  mal  de  la  corde.  A  hanging.         >  tf 
llommc  de  fac  &  île  corde.  One  flrjgbomtbe  g^^ 
loHfesgrone^yUotreSac.'      -^^  :4]i         ^  ^  .  . , 
Avoir  deux  cordes  à  fon  nrcTo  bèefimijhtd  wtb 
t.  ^  ^wo  helpesyto  baue  a  double  hope  offuccefft^in  bi^  bup- 
^i^meffei(wtalfèvfe  the  fame  pbrafi.)  •    /  /i 

•fl  Bailler  a  va  la  corde  pour  fc  pendre*  Cunmnglyj^ 
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reaàie  coine 
tbeyplayfbr 
Elle  n'eft  fi 
cunning  as 
difcerned  :  ( 
befeene.) 
Il  cft  au  boi 
meanes'yhii 
he  can  do  no 
therinit. 
Il  y  aura 
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jPlus  courte 
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or  diminifh 
'A  grolTc  1: 
ter  fhr  afiro 
^A  longue  ( 
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a  long  (or 
for  dead  me 
Qui  plusLq 
a  quoy  fe  p 
fpenclyhem 
Corde.  Cordi 

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beinf^  out 
baf\es.) 

Cordeau  :  r 
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Cordeau 

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Cordeau 
Cordée  :  f. 
Cordelc  :m 
Coi^elenT 

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Cordelette 

a  twilled  L 

Gordclcux 

cords. 

Cotdcliér  : 

cis)a  Cordi 

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tbem.) 

Cordellcn 

of  a  fope 
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Coucher  fous  cordc.  mime,  &c,  toftak<  doivne 
resdie  coine  ;  from  Termis' flayers,  that  lay, the  money 
they  pUyfbr  vnder  the  line, 
EUc  n'cft  ii  fine  que  la  corde  n  y  apparoiHc.  ^j 
citminz  as  (hee  thmkes  \er  fel/è,  her  truies  way  be 
decerned  :  (  a  metaphor  from  cbtb,  rvbefe  thread  may 

befeene.)  \         i  *       .  ,         ,    /.,. 

11  eft  au  bout  dc  la  cordc.  Ueu  at  the  end  of  his 
meanes  ;  be  balbjhewed  hn  vtmofl  sl^ill  in  the  matter-^ 
be  can  do  no  more  to  it,  (ay  nought  elfe  of  it,  gse  nofJir- 

therinit.  .  '! 

Il  y  aura  beau  icu  n  la  corde  ne  rompt .  ivee 
ttjiU  batte  good  jport  if  the  Une  breathe  not  j  s.  ifaU 
tbinoi  continue  as  they  are,  or  boU,  that  a/e  now, 

good.  '  j  I 

Pendant  que  la  corde  clt  au  puis .  îrhiU  the  mat^ 

ter  is  bot\r¥bUe  there  is  opportunities  while  jour  band 

utn.  *        ^ 

Plus  courte  la  corde  que  Ic  fardeau.  Said  when  the 

charges  of  law, or  traffic  l^e,  &c  y  exceed  the  principally 

ûrdiminifho,nesfloc\e. 

'A  grolTc  larron  groflfc  COrdc  :  Vto\.  Aflronghal- 

terfbrafirongthecfè. 

'Alongue  cordc  tire  qui  d'  autruy  mort  defîrc: 

Prov.  Hee  that  longs  for  ({notber  mans  Meath^  batb 

a  long  (or  a  cold)  fuii  of  it:,  iVe  fay^he  that  waits 

fir  dead  mensjhoonejha  U  goe  long  barefiot. 

Qui  plusLqu'il  n'a  vaillant  dcfpcnd  il  fait  la  corde 

a  quoy  fc  pend  :  Vïojvbo  more  than  he  is  worth  doth 

jpendyhemaliesafopehishfi  toend. 

Colàc:  Corded  i  twifledasacofd\  bound  with  cords  ^^ 
alfo^out  cffeafon-,  (a  Metaphor  from  Lamprey  es  yWhich 
being  out,  of  feafon-  haue  a  hard  firing  in  their 
haches.) 

Cordeau  \m.  A  Carpenters  cballied  ,  or  Oa\eredy 
line.         '  >     •  1.  '      • 

G)rdeau  courant.  A  Gardeners  Une-y  the  line  wber- 
mih  he  meafures  out  hisplots^and  beds,  j^ 
Cordeau  volant  ,rt^//rw^  .  '    ^ 

Cordée '.  f.  A  flring-fuU  of*y  alfo^  ranimé ytoWy  lifty  pe. 

-Cordelc  :m.  cc  :  f.  Twifiedy  or  made  into  cords.      .  ;> 

Coi^lçT.To twiftyor mal(éroapes y  or  màlfeintocordfy 

'    ropes ^&ç.^^  ''. 

Cordelette:  f.  ^finnUcordia  twine  y  orpacl^tbready 
a  twifledlaceyiiHe^  firing. 

Icleux:  m.  cufc  :  f.  CofdiCy  cord-l'ilfe  y  fill  vf 

çords.        ^   — r 

Cbïdcliér  :  m.  A  Grey  Trier  (of  the  OrderofSJran'^ 
eis)a  Cordelier,  alfoAwifl. 

Monnoy c  de  Cordclitr .  Tbanlfjes  \or  a  Benedict- 
t^^  î  (for  Grg  Triers  dre  to  carrie  no  money  about 
them.)  - 

Cordelière  :  f.  ^  Grey  Triers  girdle  (msde  ofapeece 
^fà  fope  fia  ofequally-difiant  knots-y)  Hence  y  any 
kitted  thread  ,  or  firing  ;  and  the  btacl^e ,  and 

\  Yetted  nec\e4ace  (no  better  than  a  firing)  worne 
^  fme  Gentlewomen  i  alfiy  l^notted  cord^worl(e 
w  Jmbroderie ,  &c  j  alfOyA  Nunne  of  Saint  Tran- 
^^  his  Order  y  g^o^  a  row\fiUyCOurfè,  ranime  offe^^ 
^^^d^orf^uerall  things  ^andbencei 

r    J  l?'^?"^  cordelière  de  momaignes. 

V.ordeUe:f.^  Cordelette  J  A  littUcordy  ortwifted 
fimg.  - 

Tircr  en  fa  cordcUc.  To  win  vnlù  his  fkRum^y  allure; 
^^drawyvntohufide.  7   / 

^acr.  To  twifiy  ormèû(t  ropes  ;  alfoy  to  bind^Mcht 

'^P^'ibropes^wdsy  alfiyfomeafuri  with  ropes,  or 


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Cette  tamproyefe  carde.  This  Lamprey  is  out  of 

^/èafin  ;  (by  hauing  a  hard  firing  in  her  iacke^ 
Cordeur  dc  terres.  A  Suruejor  ;  or  SMeafurer  of 
^  lands.  »        •» 

Cordial  :  m.  ale  ;  f.  Cordiallyheanie  yfncereyznfiinedy 

.  afiftmate 'y  affoybeart^jlrengthemng^heart'comfir'' 
tmg.  . 

Les  trois  fleurs  cordiales.  Kofes  y  Bourage^and  Bu^ 
glofje.  V      • 

Cordiale  :  f.  The  heaibe  Motherwort^  (goodagainfi  the 
thrdbbmgyOr  e.xccf[iue  beatingef  the  heart.) 

Cordialeînent.  Cordially  y  heartily:,  truly,  faithfiUy^ 
wiihthewhole  heart. 

Cordialeule  :  m,  ec  :  i.HeartiCyCordiaU'^fiU  of  hearty 
'   or  heart tncffc  -,  alfif.hçartenedy  cheered  j"  well  cemfhr- 
ted^or  encouraged. 

Cordialité  :  t.  CordiaUnefey  heartinefe y  heart fiL 

Cordiaquc  :  com.  cordially  heart^comfortingymind- 
•  cheering.  .; 

Cordier  :  m.  A  Râper  y  a  Cord-ma^er. 

Defmarche  dc  cordier.  Ajieppingyorgoingybacl^^ 
ward». 

Cordillatd'Efpagne.  A  l(indoftwiflèdfiufemade\f 
.  finewooU.  ^     • 

Coïdïllcs.Theyongfiie  ofTunnie.  ^  '^ 

Cordon:  m.  Afiringytwineytwiftioneofthetwifts 
of  a  rope ,  or  corde  y  âlfoy  a  wreath^  andy  thence,  ofn  ' 
out'fiandmg  wreath^,  or  edge  of  ftone  (iommanty 
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Cordon  Jicch^ipcaix.  A  (wreathed)hatband. 
/Cprdoiis  d'uiïç  trpinpettc.  T/;f  cordineSy  or  firings 
ofaTrumpet.  ,  /      •' >. 

Tel  larron  tel  cordon  :  Prov;  Such  tbeefèyfifchhaU 
^ter  ;  apunifhment  befitting  tb!offence. 
Cordonne  :  m^  :  f.  Trvified^twinedy  plaited -y  wrea- 
the d\alfo/hade  as  yor  into  y/a  cord.      "         : 
Cordoriner.  Totwineytwifiy  plaUywreath-y  alfOy  to 
mal^e^yOrintOyaco/d.  • 

Cordouan  :  m,  Cordouan  leatM  i  (which  is  properly, a 
GoJts  il^intapnèd.)  ■  -* 

Cotdouannerie  rf.  Shoo^malfingythe  trade  of  a  Shoo^ 
^  maker-,  alfoythepariofatowne  wherein  Shoomal(ers 

worl(e\Shoomal(er'roiVyShoomal(cr'fireet. 
Cordouannicr  :  m .  A  Shoomaker  j  a  Cordwginer.  • 
Cordouâfiniçrc:  f.Tbe  wife  of  a  Sboomal^er-yOrwoman 

that  u  a  Shoomaker. 
Corducil:  in.  Heart  s-griefiy  teeneydnguifh^eartiefof;- 

rowl    ;  '  ..  -^  _/  ^; 

Cordule:  m.  Al^tndofveriefmjiUwater^^ewty  or 

Liyrdy  mifial^eny  and  oft  mif-ufedy  in  fit  ad  of  the 

Scinque. 
Core  :  f. The  broad  peece  that  s  betwecnetbe  croffe-bars 

of  the  bilt  of  a /word.        ;     :  / 

Corée  de  pourceau.  A  fwines  gullet  y  or  a  hogs  haf^ 

Corgeal  :  m.  ailc  :.f.  Choalr^ng  \  of  a  choal^inj^propertiCy 

orquaLtie-. 
Coriace.  (The  feminine  «f  Corias;  )éu  tough  as  a  bide; 

ashard  as  leathet.  ^r^' 

Corîal  :  m.  A  Singmg-many^ire-man^r  ^uirrefter. 
Con2ndï^'tn.Thehcarbey0r  feed  Coriander,. 

Corias  :  m.  ace  :f.  ^s  tough  as  leather  y  as  hard  m  a 

hide.       ,         r >-'^'  .    ' 

dorions  de  fouliers  :  m.  The  latcbets  ofjbooes. 

Corlieu  :  m.  ^  c^î^^^. 

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viorant'^alfo^the  Cabot  fijh. 

Con  né.  A  drïnl{e^Oï  wine  made  of  the  Sorbe  apple  ;  // 
fitpaffes  in  goodneffe  Ferrie^  or  Cider  j  and  come  i  nee^ 
refl^ofany  oftbofe  Içinds,  vnto  white  wme. 

Corme  :  f .  The  Seruiccyor  Sorb^apple. 

Coitnicr  :  m.  The  Seruice  tree^Surb-apple  tree. 

Cormorant  :  m.  as  Corman. 

Cotntibon.AmiàficaU  Cornet  ^  orfuch  ameatbedin- 

ftrument  :  fKdb. 

Comadiz  d'Efpaignc.  Bafepeeces  ofmoney.tbirtiefix 
ofthmbeirigworth but  one  Douzzin. 

Cornac;c:  m.  Homage  ^  an  year  cly  duetie  of  corne  ex- 

a  fled  by  the  Lord  Chaftclain  of  Bcrri  (in  the  iurtP- 

diUion  of  Bombes)  vpen  euerie  Oxe  that  labours  in 

the  ivintcr-côrne-ground  which  is  within  hu  terri- 

,  torie.  :  -  .         : 

Cornaline  :  f.  The  CorniXy  pr  Cornaline  ;  afiepycolou^ 
redjlonethatiseafieto  bee  grauen  on^  and  therefore 
muchvfedinjignets. 

Corn  aliq«ç  :  com.  Cuci^ldlieyCucl^dld-lil^e. 

Cornard  :  m.  A  cuckold, or  horned  beaji  j  one  of  the  fw* 
l^ed  Order. 

Cornardifc  t{.(!f4cl(^oldtic. 

Corne  :  f.  A  barney  alfo^home  ;  a^o^  the  hocfè  of  a  beafts 
jvotr^  atfo^the  Sit'fajl^iabardyOrborniefwellinginthe 
bâclée-part  of  a  borfe  )  alfo ,  a  corner  i  limit^  ar 
bound.    ;      ^ 

CqTnthocuf.Tbehearbe  Fenegreelic. 
Corne  de  cerf.  Buclfbome  PlantaineyCrowfvot  Vlan- 
taine  y  Harts-borne  y  Sandwort,,  bear  be  Ivie ,  or 
Eue. 

ComQSduftont.'The/ipeUin£^  or  out-bearing^  of 
the  bone  oft  be  temples  on  either  fide  oftbefirebead. 
Çxymc  prcrnke.  To  wax prâ/^d.     /     •   - 
Avoir  du  fij)m  aux  cornes.  li  a  du  foin  aux  cor. 

;  He  is  a  fierèe  ^protul ifturdiejurlie  mate;  afljrewd^ 
curjly  vnfociablecampanimya  dangerous  fiU&w  to 
dealewitb.      .  \  /         ^ 

Bailler  foin  en  coïViZ.fo  dece'meyCOufenyguU^giuea 
gleeke^fellabargaine. 

Baiflcrles  cornes.  To  bimble  hhnfelfiy  to  let  fall  hts 
creft'ytoyeeUyftoopeyftriliefaile. 
HauMcr^oUjlcucrla  corné.  To  grow  proud ^  wax 
hautieybecome  loftie,(or  liuelie)  begin  $o  talieftate  vp^ 
onhim. 

Prendre  vn  boeuf  par  les  cornes.  To  vudertal^ty  or 

perfhrme/i  dangerous  aS. 

Dieu  donne  biens3  &  boeuf^  mais  ce  n'eft  pas  par 
^  la  corne  :  Prov.  I^tfi(^  Boeuf. 
Qomi.HgYned^hauingbomes.       :    • 
Cx>m^hot\}£.TbeheafbeFenegYec^^^ 
Cornée  deTocil.  Tbebornie  Tunkle  wherein  theêppU 

of  the  eye  14  placed '^focalleiybecaufe  both  in  colour  y 

Mdconfiftenceyitrefhnblesaibinneyandtran^grinty 

bom*       .  ^  :  '     : 

Corneille  :£  ^  Cr«^  ;  tf^^^r»iflifrrîéL 
Corneille  emniancelée.  TbeRoiftonCrow^irm^ 

terCraw^wboJèbMkejandbeUiearetfanaïlM 

Corneille  0titviagë.7*r^^ 

Pied  dt  c6meille«  Cte/wfaot  Plantaim  y  Buclfeborne 

Plantaine  y  Coromp  Vtantaine,  Hearbie  Ivie,  Uartes- 

- Mortui'''^''''-'^'-'^'--      '   *  -         •  .  :-^  •  "-  '^-■^•  J 
Putain  fait  comme  la  comeillc ,  plus  fe  laue,  Sl 
plus  noire  eft  çUe  i  Vvoy.  ^ni^oreklil(eaCrowy 
the  more  (bee  wafies  her  the  bUclfirJhee  is  y  viz. 

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inflriuing  to  iuftifieJhe  condemneSy  herfelff. 
Coniellc,  iTi  Corncolc.  .     . 

Cornement  des  orciWcs.TbeglowingyOrtmgHngofthe 
ear  es.  ,  .       , 

Cornemufè  :  f.  A  Bagpipe  j  alfoy  as  Corhuc  j  the  -utf. 
felly  or  Lymbecl(e  whereby  oyles  are  extraâled  fr^m 
Gummes^woodyormettnls.    •  •       ^ 

Toutes  CCS  chofcs  procèdent  dc  la  mcfme  corn^ 
mule.  ^U  thefe  things  come  from  one  beady  ruknt 
from  one  Jpring ,  bauc  one  and  the/éljè-fame  oriii. 
naU.,  ^^  ^  ^  . 

Comemufcur  :  xn./^Bj^^i/^fr.  t 

Comeole  :  f. wiUcfw^hea,be^ Loofe-firifc yWater-r^il 
low. 

Covnc-pk6.HoofidJ)orne^fioted. 

Corner.  To  found  a  Corne  ty  to  wind  a  Hofne-y  affu^  u 

fiml^ey  orfmeU  muftily\  as  meat  that  bathta^en  wind. 

Cela  cornoit  prife.  That  finijhed  the  cbaU ,  tki 

made  a  fill  end  of  the  matter. 

Les  oreilles  me  cornent.  CM)  earesglûw  yOr  tk^ 

Cornes.  4;^  Cornilles. 

Cornet  :m.A  Cornet  y  a  Trump  e  ;  a  little  Horne  ;  alfi^ 

red'CutyOr  Cuttle^fijhi  or^as  Cafliron,4^(?;aBayon. 

ne  jtf/y3^.  Sifflet.. 

Comet  à  bouquin.  A  éMuficall  Cornet.  - 

Comet  à  encre.  An  lul^ehorne. 

Cornctde  papier.  The  Cornet ,  or  Coffin  of  paper  ^ 

whereirmprocer  maizes  vp  bis  retailed  parcel  ofspicc 
&c.     pp 

Corneté  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Scarifiedy  ott  cupped.    .     " 

Cometer.  To  cup^rfcarifie  with  horned  cups. 

Corneteux:  m.  cufc;  f.  y  fed  m  cupping  y  orfcm- 

^/^.  .  ■\ 

Comcttc:  f.  ABugley  HutchetyOr  little  Home  yafo.a] 

DoilorsTippet  j  alfoy  a  Cornet  ofhorfc  j  and^  the  En^  ! 

figne  (f 4  horfe-companie  ;  alfo,  afajhiôn  ofsbadorv.oi  \ 

BoonegraceyVfedin  old  time ,  and  at  this  day  y  bffme 

old  women 'y  alfo  y  the  tuft  y  or  tipping  y  of  a  Bawl^a 

Hood. 

Les  cornettes  d'un  arc.  fhe  bornes  y  orborme  tips  of 
alonghow. 

La  cornette  bafle.  An  oldfajhioned  Shâdm^iu 
Boone  grace  ;  (as  in  tb'originali.j 

La  comettc  d*un  chaperon;?/?^  Cornet  of  a  French- 
bood. 

Corneur  im.A  Horner  j  a  winder  of  a  Home. 
Comiattm.  The  Juïce^or  SpopofConiUbmies. 
Cornice  :  f.  The  cornijh  ^  or  brow  of  a  piller  ,  9r 

Comichc  :  f.  A  kind  of  little  Sea-cHt  y  m  tuttU-f^^ 
or  y  as  Comichet  ;  alfoytbe  cornijbyor  brow  ofâ  tpaU^ 
filleryor  other  peece  of biuld'mg. 

Comichet  :m.Tbe fieèueyOf  Calamarie(fjb.) 
Comichon  :  m .  A  little  Home  j  al/Oy  a  Deeres  head 
while  it  is  young  y  or  but  new  put  out  j  alfOyaplaj/^t 
^uoitesy  wherein  apeece  of  borne  is  led  y  or  layed 
fir  the  métrée  ;  orapli^at  Bowles  with. à  cMiflr^^ 
(fk  commonly  they  play  at  Friches)  teafmed  Cor- 
nichon. '.    ,•  ..       %    .,.■,&■ , .; 

J  Cornier:  m.^CorniIlîerj^^,tfHwïi;r,  ^ 
Cornier  :  m .  ere  :  f.  Belonging  tOyJandmg  in ,  the  ce^- 
ner^yangH^.  ^ 

.  Pieds  corniers>X»g 

Comiere  :  f.  A  ci^ner^j^a\^T^mer.  ,  . 
ComiUat.  A  littleyongCrow ^  antfiCrow. 
C<»nillc  :  ro.  ec  :  f.  Jurredy  or  butted  witbbêmis* 

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ComUlier  :  m.  Tfff  ^«^i  cberrie 
tree  ;  Comillier  mafle. 
CbrniHier  femelJe.  Hùwidi 
Trick-tymber  tree  ;  GateUyOr  ( 
Cornillicr  fauvage.  rbefgn, 
CornicJc:  f.  Part  if  a  Stags  th\ 

the  ymk  ;  See  Gargacce. 
Cornoallcr  :  m.  the  Cornill  tri 
Comoallcs:  f.  Cormli  kerries. 
Cornoillcr.  m  Gornillicr, 
Coriioilles  :  f.  Cornill  berries. 
Comoiiaille  :  f.  Cofnc^all  ;  o, 

UHd-^alfOyapurtof  LovfBfitti 

Chevalier  de  Cornoiiaillc . 
heafitoneofthefirl^^edyor  corn 

Eftaim  de  Cornoiiaille.  See 
Voyager  en  Cornoiiaillc.  7 
one  of  the  head  men  of  bis  pari 
Cornu  :  tfi.  A  l(mdûf  Serpent-,  a 
Cornu  :  m.  uë  :  f,  Horniey  bon 
bornes  ;  bearing,  or  wearing  ht 
boughtie,  li\e  a  borne. 
Argument  cornu.  Ajàntafii 
nent, ill-made  argument. 
A(bic  cornu.  Lool^e  Afpic 
hmc  coïTiM.  The  Moone. 
Bafton  cornu.  A  Eattle-ax(oj 
Bonnet  cornu.  Acofiured,ar 
Pain  cornu.^  loajè  th.it  U  no 

corners,  or fiifiAoned  illfritouri 
fides. 

Perle  Cornue.  A  raffed  pearl 
Pois  cornus.  A  liittd  of  fl4t,o) 
either  Sheepes  CicbéSyOr  Dodoi 
led  âlfi,flat  peafon,  : 
Serpent  comu.  A  fand-colow 
two,  or  (at  Iulius  ScUnus  rep 
homes  on  bis  bead,  and  hh  bine 
which  mtl(e  bimfeem  to  hifji  a 

''-  fincureable^'  'y^ 

1er  des  plus  cornues.  Ilv< 
mil  telly  ou  manf  a  loud  Ij. 
Fuft  il  plus  Diable  qu'il  n'cft 
ttrnbk  indeed  then  heis  inflm 
le  le  rcndray  plus  DiaUc  qu'i 
Ht  htm  in  greater  fiare  than  be 
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Comillier  :  m-  Thtlmt  cberrie^mldcherrieyor  Cornill 

me  i  Comillier  malle. 

CbrniUicr  femelle.  Hounds-trtey  Dog^berrie  tret  y 

Pricli'tymber  tree  yGatenyOr  Gâter  ^tr  ce. 

CorniDicr  fauvage.  Tèf  yi;»^. 

Corniolc:f.  Part  ofa  Stags  throat-,  or  y  ^Gargattc, 
theyuuU'ySeeGzitflXic. 

Cornoallcr  :  m.  The  cornill  tree*,  m  Comillier. 

Cornoallcs  :  f*  Ce>r«itf  *frn>j. 

Cornoillcr.  ^  Comillier^ 

Coriioillcs:  f.  Cornill  berries. 

Comouaille  :  f.  Corncvodl-^  one  of  the  paires  cf  Eng- 
land ydlfOya  part  of  Loi»  Bnttàine  ;  rvhence  ; 
Chevalier  de  Comouaille.  ^  Cuclfpldy  a  horned 
heaflyoneofthefirliedyor  cornutedyOrder. 
Eftaim  de  Comouaille.  Sfcifce  Eftairo, 
Voyacer  en  Comouaille.  To  weare  the  hornejio  be 
one  of  the  head  men  of  his  parijh. 

Cornu  :  ip*  ^  ki^dof  Serpent^  as  Serpent  cornu. 

Cornu  :  m.  uë:  f.  Horniey  horned -y  cornutedy  hauing 
borates  j  béaringy  or  wearing  bornes  j  alfiy  crool^edy  or 
boughtieyiil(eahorne. 

Argument  comu.  AjkntafticallyfriiioUmSy  imperti- 
nentyilUmade  argument. 
Afpic  cornu.  i^(^it^  Afpic. 
hmc  comu.  The  Moone.  / 

Bz{ïoncomu.ABattk-ax(oftheoldfiJhim^ 
Bonnet  coi^nil  A  corneredyorfqiéare^ap. 
Pain  comu.w^  loafi  that  is  not  roundybut  made  with 
corner 5y  orjhfiihnedillfhuourtdljymd  witb  vncuen 
[des. 

V^xXttotmxz.  A  ragged  pearle.^  .    \: 
Pois  cornus.  A  j^md  offl^tyorfquarey  peafon  j  bemg 
either  Sheepes  CicbéSyOr  Dodoneus  his  CichefmgSyCal- 
led  dlfiyflat  peafon.  -  - 

Serpent  cornu.  A  fand-colokred  SerpentyWhich  bath 
twoy  or  (as  lulius  SoUnus  reports)  pure  SmnU-elfC 
homes  on  his  beady  and  his  binder  parts  fidlofslfalesy 
^hich  mâlfc  bimfeeme  to  bijji  as  begoes-y  (bis  biting  U 
^Imftincureable^^^  '  '  ^  ' 
Bailler  des  plus  comucs.  Il  vous  en  baîUera^&cHf 
^illteUyoumanyaloudh.  o  ' 
Fuft  il  plui  Diable  qu'iTn'cft  comu.  Werebem&re 
terrible  indeed  then  he9s  in  Jhem.  >  v 

IclercndraypIusDiaWc  qtftl  n'cft  cotm.  Imll 
^  ^léthtmin  greater  fiare  than  be  puts  others.        .  ^ 
AienfoorAeronfaicle3  pains  cornus  :  Prov.  A 
^f^^py  ^àniousyor  ignorant  enf  ranee  into  a  bufines 
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Artère  coronalc.  Seeke  Artère. 
Commillure  coronalc.  The  Comall  future  y  pr 
.    feamCyWhich  compaffes  thefurehead,  or  firepan  of  the 
fcuUyin  firme  ofahalfè  circle. 
OscOïonzLseclieOs.        ^      ' 
Veine  coronalc.  A  branch  of  the  hollow  veine  y  fi 
tearmedy  becaufeit  enuirons  \  the  htart  in  forme  oj  a 
Crowne  j  there  is  alfo  another  qf  that  name  y  a  branch 
0 f the  Spleene  veine 'y  as  Siom9ic\i\c\\jLi^ 
Coronnc  :f.  A  Crowne  y  or  Garlandy  ei^Cy  See  Cou- 
ronne. >"" 
Corp:  m.  A bLc1(fjhfea'ffhyWhofe  hoadflnnetb  alrn^Jl 
.li^e  gold \  fome  tearme  it  a  Cabot."^    ,^    r      / 
Corpaut./^/;(?/;^Barrag.  4t   \       r 
Corporail  :  m.  The  Corporall-y  'thefiie  limen  wherein 
the  Sacrament  is  put.                       " 

Corporalicr  :  m.  APixy  or  box^fir  tbefirefaid  linnenyj 
or  Sacrament.  ,-  • 

Corporance  :  f.  Coyporature  j  the  qtsantitiCyfhfiionyOr 

conftitiUionoftbcbodic.  ./ /     . 

Corjiorel  :  m.  elle  :  f.  Cotporall^bodHieyperfonaU. 

Veine  corporelle.  ^Médiane. 
CorporeUcnient^€ï»;^(>y^//y,^  j  in  per -^ 

fin  yWithout  AîtmneyyOr  Deputie, 
Corporencc  :  f;  ^  Corporance.  "^ 

Corporu  ?  m.  uë  :  f.  Corpulent ,  big-bodiedy  gropy 

fieJhieyWcUfidyofagreatftaiure. 
Corps  :  ïtùA  boduya  corps-y  the  whole  bull^yOrfubjlancey 

of\  alfofi'Volume*y  alfoya  companicyor  corporation^  al- 

fi^  VaiiTeau  corpulent  i  alfiy(in  clothyOrflufe)fub- 

jlanceytackeyfluffinejfe.     .      r 

Le;  corps  d'un  arbre.  The  Jlocïfe  yOr  bodie  of  a  tree. 

Vn  coips  de  cuiraflc.  •y^  ^or/^/rr. 

Corps  de  gardc.^  Court  ofgardyin  a  Campe yOr  Tort. 

Vn  corps  a  hoftel.  The  bodie  y  orlnartofa  houfiy 

that  part  wherein  thé  chic  fi  roomesy  and  lodgingSy  are 

contriued. 

te  corps  d'un  navire.  Tfe^  Hull  of  a  Ship. 

Femme  de  corps.  AVt lie inejfiyor  woman  ofaferuile 

condition.         *  ^    > 

^  A  corps  p cr du .  Dejpcratfyy  firioujlyy  beadlongywiib- 

outanycareofhisownefafètie.        ,/  :„/* 

Droguci  le  corps.  To  make  m  Apinhecariesjhop  of 

.     hisbéllie.  "•/■;•;■,  .  .'    '  ■^-  '■  ;.    ;  iK..  /v 

£xcu(er  isiucun  par  Ton  corps,  to  fight  in  anHhet 
mans  quareUyio'defindanêihtr  mans  iwiocensie  with 
the  bayard  ofhu  orme  bodie.  ^^^[  i/  v  ;!^// 

Logçz  fous  noflre  corps,  viz.  fonder pw too fi,  or 
couert  i  at  our  charge  ^9  aUowance.y^^^^^    ^  '  ; 

Marcher  en  corps.  4/ la  Cour  marche  en  corps  ; 
^Utbi  Officers  of  the  Court  go  along  together.  ;  ; 
Mettre  corps  &  cotur.To  labour  tooth  and  naile,  to 
irÊeuomibyaUmeanespoJfible.  y*^^^^^^  '•    ) 

Prendre  au  corps;  T(? /irrrjî;  (^,firi(;f /^//i^ 

Hon  cbaufteau  garde  qui  f^ait  Ion  côips  %^^^t} 

Pfov.lièi(;e  Chruleau., 

Homma  endormi  corps  énfevcii  :  "^xos.  There  is  no 

âifferencebetweeneaaead^ndajleepieyb^^ 

good  be  dead  outright^  gliueyanddo  nought:  .       > 
Quand  les  biens  viennent  les  coips  failljeni:]ftrpt. 
tîWpjî  mens  Hues  are  neerejfffnt  befif^  tbey  bàufrgot 
atty  thing  to  jpend.  ^  ^^    <  '  v^,^. j^, ;^^]^^^        . 
Cp^pfct  :  m-  A  bttU  iodini  alfiy  apahe  ofbodks^yû 

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dIJmbt€l(^eitbat  which  contâines  thi  (lu ft  which  u 

to  bt  difliUcd.  s 

Corrats^ç  \xsi.tn\Ai€\  dfoimft-fcw^iyalfojiou- 

/^M{€  ;  tfyfy  Court  ecagc 
Corratcrte:  £  A  broiiingi  alfo^berfi-fccmpng^  âlfo, 

Cêufining.  "  ! 

Corraiicr  :  m.  A  Bruiner  j  alfi^  â  bêrfe-fcoorfif. 
Gorrayc  :  f.  4*  Courroyc  j  A  thongs  er  belt  oflcA- 

thif. 
Corrcfl  :  m.  correcte  :f-  Com£i^c$npHoui,ftYfi6l\ 

Qoncêtcmcnt.Correôllyypurefy^  nutlj^  withcongfui^ 
tie;tpithoHtfiuiU.  '  "^ 

Corrcélcur  :  m.Arefimer/ùnelUf^ùmroBcr^àmeiu 
der, fault-finder. 

Corrcéleur  des  comptes.  An  Officer  that  examnes 
and  cênt/oUsy  or  paffeSy  tif  Accounts  of  the  Receiuorsj 
vnder'TreâfùrerSy&  others  the  id(e  accountants  of  the 
Exchequer  \  (there  are  fiure  of  them  belonging  to  the 
Chamber  of  Accounts.) 

Corrcdlion  :  £•  A  correHion,  reformations  tintrole-' 
■  ment.    ■    •  •     *•'  '  "•" 

Corrcgiole:  f.  4y  Cbrrîgioïc. 

Correlairê  :  m.  AnAddttm^duantage^furflufage^  o- 
uei*plM  ofmeafurey  or/u  Corolairc. 

Corrélatif:  m.iuc  :  f.  Correlatiue. 

Corrcnte.  Aftrait  ofthefea^  as  that  é[f  Gibraltar,  of 
Magellan,  &c  \  where  commonly  jit  runnes  violently. 

Cottcfporui2ncc:f.AcçrreJpondencieya  mutuaïl  a- 
greementyor  an/wer^are/embUncCyOr  equalitie  ofbu- 
morsyafeélions^uaiities^quarUftie^     ; 

Correfpondant  im.Afuretie.  ^    ; 

Corre^ndant  :  m-ante  :  f.  Corrcjpondekti  anfwtfa- 
bUyOr  according  vnto  y  equall^or  agreeable  with  m  aU 
points.  ^^    •■■•^v^  ...'*-•*■-.•■.,■■■•■•   ■'.:;  ■•.^*-,   ^■■^.■■■ 

Corrci^ndre.  T#  correjpondy  hold,  correj^ondencîe 
with'y  becorrejpondent  vnto;  to  accordât of^tnt^pee 
élltogtthir\  torun  one  ^nd  the  fame  comfitpgether  ; 

.  ^^to  refemble/uifwer^equalli  to  be  lil(je^  anfwerable^ 
m  oqiUU^aUfomts^f^^^^^^^^^^^r^^ 

Corret  :  m.An  agnaile^  IktU  corneal 

G«ria(fe.  4irCtoriaccw^v5t  > 

Corridor.  A  curtaine^mfortification. 

Cwrlgé:  m^  :  f.  CêrriSid^mendec 

^poui4\  redr^idyftrai^htined.  ^" 

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Corrobora:  ra,UitCm^âttiJreuAfiuiJtr' 

Goftobofcr.  TV  cwffbÊHU^I^tHithen^fif&fLt»»' 
Corrode  im:iiàtWiSÊ0miik^ 

Corrocier.  r»tMiif»ltkgi'miiBre^fet4iiN^y  ihut 
-  et fiiis^  edits,  /  -^^^  * 

CoRobipable  ?  com.  corrmfMty  têr^Abià^jm^ 

uertéMt/iefraïuAk,     >  r       ' 

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thie leather.   ,  '^ 

Cdtompeufc  :  f^he  that  marsyor  mifleads^tbers. 
Corrompre.  T#  corrupt /otyputrifie  taint  j  marre^^iU, 

jboyle  i  deproHi^  m  fia  y  vïctatei  tnuert^  ftruerty  mif. 

lead]  alfi^tobribeifuborneyO/winybY  gifts. 
Corrompu  :  m.  Jt  difiolute  youth ,  vntbri f  tie  facile  jtU 

otousyonl^er ,  loofèmate^  notable  wag,  terriblewen-^ 

cher.  ^  • 

Corrompu  :  m.  uc  :  £  Corrupted^  tahtedytutrifiei^^ 
tparred^  Ipoylèdi  mfiRed  ^  viciated ,^  mijlled^fer^ 

,  ;  uertedyalfb,  bribed^yWêonyfeduCedyOrfuborned^k 
bribes.  ^ 

Corrompu  comme  la  fcfl'c  d'un  Poflillon,  Lcoh 
PoftilUn.  r 
Corrompure  :  f.  A  corruptingyor  corruftion^  alfoyWafi 

loQiyOr^eylehy corruption.  ;  .■ .  J 

Corroie: m.ce :f.  Corroded -^fi'ettedybitten^gnawen^ 
worne  or  Wafled  aboutyor  on  th'edgesyorfidei.       : 

Corrofîf  :  m^iue  :  (.Cerrofiue-y  biting^  gnawing^fitt- 
tmgaway(onth*edgeSyOr  fides.) 

Cprrolîon  :  f.A  corrofion  3  afirtting^nawingyor  bitifii 
away  (on  thf  edges yOr  fides.) 

Corrofîvi te  :  f.  m  Corrofion;  or  Corrofiuenejfe . 

Corroya:  f.  See  Courroyc. 

Corrude  :  f.  Stone  Afparagus,  mountainè  Sperage. 

Corrugation  :  f.  A  corrugationya  wrinl(lingy  or  farm- 
ing of  the  s1(m\  afi'owning. 

Corruptelle:  f.  A  corruptipn/teprauatfcn-^fidfificaù' 

on.  .  ■  ,*     .  / 

Comiptement.  Conuptfyi  to  the  j^^ù,  marring,  or 

putrtfiiRion  of. 

Corruptible  :  com.  Corruptible  -,  fubieR  vntoltorrttp- 

tidn*yeafie  to  he  corrupted. 
Corruption :f.  corruption yputrifiâlion*,  affola  mai- 

ring^  deprauing^jperuerimg ,  vitiating  i.  alfi,  afiiftfj- 

Comçtricc:  f.  Acmuptrhci  a  wman  tbju  marres f 
miJleatlifOtbers,      ^  - 

Cots,  The  Plurall  of  Cot  ;  See  Cor.     ' 
.^ A  cors  &  à  cri.  By  ProcUmMtion,  êr.wUb  bue  tni 
trie  \  Mtfoy  by  m^bt  ànàtmÔÊi^  irtA  beatte  and  hot, 
eâmeftfyyeflf!erlyiV^emently,/jèrioufyt  '•  ^  ^        r 

Corfage  :m.Tbefirihe^abit,êr  eMftittitim  «ftbe  lo' 
■  die,     '><^  ■     ■  •^''*»  »■  ■■  '■  :■  '  :•"•■*  «-'»;»--**\'***>--..:  I  ^ 
GeQsdeçorfzac.yiiiemi»rfitebéitbcÛri}eirIend 
.   by  aJUuijby  amfjinule tenure,  \  ' "^' v  ^}\ 
Coi^ire  :  m.  A  ceiafer  ym  Couifier  ;  e^^fytât. 
Dc-corfiiire  à  coïâore  n'j  pàui  que  barriques 
tom^upsilhio^NiHigbtMtêbtittefre^ 
orbUnves,  '^i-   '^  ^'^  .^  ■••:  ■  «  -'  •';.'--i4-''*^V*'%,  ... 
Ç<x(ekt:m,Aver9efittkUMè^  roi^^ff^re»    > 
Coricr.  To  imbrau^akt^  beidjbyûte  bcdi^j^te  catch, 
.  tabe^ffrlafJtoàoftbebééiti    >»¥  >  *  .'ji*j-      , 
Codeiquc:  f.  Ji^</  efbfoaéSeadedJaiittmfiUuty 

Coifet  im,ÀSukb9die',aIf0^paireifbidiSs(fir^ 

^QfflltiB.  uê :F.  Gfùjfejlepietftrfident. 

,U  khulêfbearb^  ,AJ,^^  i  #^  " '-^S'  • 
.SeeCounint.  ^^-  -Sè'^  ■  •  \  'j    '  '  'v^î'/"- : 

Urdmay  exaâi.certâiife  dayet  warbes  l^tbeff^^^^^ 
^kt  lA  bmuiH%titàm^iË0fiia^ 

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the  houfcyOfhts  Lord 
duetie  fir  which  tber 

he/ice  y 

Faire  corvée.  To  do 

that  {nowes  hejhall  i 
Faire  vnc  grande  co 
Corybanter.  Madly  ti 
Cymballyind  waz^gwg 
Priefis  lalfoytûjleepn 

Corybantiant.  Soru/i 
Cory/nbe  :  m.  Anlvk 
Coryphee  :  m.  The  fir  j 
the  "chïefè  of  an  Order\ 
mn-^  hencCytbcUiidi 
in  any  manner  off^noi 
others. 

Colcoflons  :  m.  Curdt 
Coflote :  m.  ée :  f. Spt 
Coic  O t ons  :  m .  Frejh  c 

Colrnographe  :  m.A  i 
wh le  world, 

Goiniographie  :  f.  Coj 

the  whole- w-'rU. 

Coff no-ya^uè  :  m.  /f  1 

out  the  W9rld. 
CofFatrdc  fcbues^pois 

Co{re:f."4;^Gou{rc  j^ 
Kdmmes  in  their  fifht\ 
ofn^fljip  ;  alfOydts  Co^ 
Coifc.  But  ted yiurred.^ 
Goflcr.  To  but^or  iurre^ 
CofTi  :  m.  The  warbli}$^ , 
Coflon  ;  m.  A  mite,0Kn 
Coflbmicrie  ;  f.Tbe  m\ 

Piris. 

0){roL  4r  Coflon.     - 

^f[\^:rt\Mé:ltodded\ 

C^ojt:m.ducoft.Ctf/?w^ 

I  y^ll^^'^'^czf.Bclong 

)^OitointV:m.Coftmaria 

^o^huim^A  little  hi U.\ 

Cortauxdcmôtai 
"  ^^ws. 

^^é:tn.nefide(ofa^ 

?^i^lfi^coaftyOrqua 
Hautcofte.^^w/^; 
^fcoRisidclingyfi 
Clocher  ^vlcux  col 
Couper  da«eux  cof 
l^^  on  hotb  fides,  interl 
.  ^P^fi^tlytearmes.    - 

Dormir  fur  les  deux  o 
^^%  Dormir^ 

Voac i  m,  Tlf 

vCoftus. 

f'';i^p>aUutebfa, 
T^"^^ if  the  fia  fide., 

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hy  bis  catteIl,l>fou{h^r  teamd  in  the  ground,  or  about 
the  houfcyOfhts  Lord^or  Landlord  j  alfo^anyferuice  of 
duetie  fvrrvbkb  there  is  no  recompence  expefted;  and 

hence  y  •         .      '  . 

Faire  côrveC.  To  do  a  tbingmthan  ill  wU^  as  one 

that  l^noives  hejhaU  not  be  (ctvardcdfor  hispames.    ' 

paircvnc  grande  corvée.  5ff  Courvcc, 

Corybantsr.  Madly  to  run  vp  and dorvne, playing  on  a 
Cymbaliyind  fvaz^f^mg  bù  bead ,  lil^c  one  of  Cybdcs 
ViitfU-^alfo^tojleepwith  open  eyes.      , 

CoTy\)mÙmi.Soruimmg'^or  flecping.  \ 

Corymbe:  m.  An  Ivie  berne. 

Coryphee  :  m.  Theprjl  in  a  ranime,  thebcfl  at  a  gamfy 
the  'chiefè  ofanOrder-y  a  ?refidenl,?rmcipallyOr  prime 
man-^  hence  Jhe  leader  of  a  daunce-y  and,  hcc  that 
in  any  manner  ofl(nowledge  ^xceli^ ,  or  exceeds ^  all 
others.  ..      '"'  ,.  \  ^V  •„.  [. 

Cofcoflons  :  m.  Cur  des  ;  or  as  Gofcbtons.  Jl 

Cofcote  :  ID.  èe  :  f.  SpottedyOr  pounced.  ^ 

Coicotons  :  ta.Frepncheefe  j  or  as  C6rçofl<jns. 

Coirnographe  :  «i.^  Cofmograpber^ordefcnberoftbe 
Tphle  world,  ,  -  j 

Golniographic  :  f.  Cofmographicy  or  the  de/criptioutf 
thr  whole- w -rid.     _  \        »  '\ 

CoHno-ya^ue  :  m.  J  wander etyor  traueUer  through- 
out thewarld. 

Coirats"dc  fcbucs,pois  &cTbe  busl^eSfOr  cods  of  beans 

&c.  :  ...-     ••  ■,  ;.    ^■■■■^  -  •  ■    • 

CoflTe  rf;-4tf  Gouflc  yAhuske  j  alfhytbe  turring  of  two. 
Rammesin  their  fight^  alfo,tbe  vpperpart  oftbtmafi 
of  a  Jhip  -y  alfoyos  Goftej  4  rib.     ,      ^    ,  , 
C(mç.Buttedyiurred>^  ^' 

Gorter.  To  butyor  iitrre^  fgbtmg  Rammes,  ' 
Corii  :  m.  fke  rvarbliiil  note  of  a  Swallow. 
CofConx  vn,  A  miteyOfj^eeueS.     ' 
Coitonncric  ;  f.  The  mar\etfbr  Tawle^  w  Vtmfon^  \n. 

Piris.         ■■'■   I-     ■  •■■■•;,      *    ■  ,     .  ■    ■■■•  /.  - 

CoiTot. /»  CofTon.     .  ' 

.Qo(f\i:m.\xé:iCfddedJbMk''^^'*^'^*      - 
Colt  :  rn.  du  coR.Cofimarie,Ba^amnt,Àleeêafl. 

Çoihl:m.3le:î.  Be  longing  to  the  fides^tbt  ribs, 

Ca^mrcv'.m.CoftmariejitrAUcoaft.   "  "       r 

Coftau  :m^A  little  hill.  *. 

Cofiaux  de  m6tù^Êm,Tbe  fides ^  shirts  ofmmt- 

*-oltc  :  ttt.Thefide(ofa)ty  thuig-J  (dfi,df(LrtU^^i' 
0»  ;  alfi^coaftyor  quarter,     w  .  ^     . 
Hautcoftc.^  Surloync,      ■    .s.:'" 
^cco^c.Sidclingyfidewâyet.'  '   »' 

Clocher  3«*deuxcoftcz.XM*Cïochèr.     • 
Couper  daraeux  coftcz.  Te  play  with  both  handsy 
bet  on  bothfidesy  interta'tne  both  parties  with  good,  or 
«opefiill^tearmes.    • 
Dormir  Tur  les  deux  coftcz.  To  batreU  vp  fleepe-, 

voftci  m.  TbfUtomattcâUyOïdmtÛtitiabU  root 

Coftus. 

^o&S'.iAribiMtfi^ytfideofaman,  &c^M>*^ 
fi^funty  orJLut^ie  of  an  hettb  %  tdfo^  cloue  ofgarlicl^, 
&c  ;  àUb^  aliutebitt,  or  défient  of  land  y  alfo,  a  coaH, 
•r  land  h  the  fié  fide-,  atfo^hetm  ofênefiHe. 
^  côftcs.  The  vndp'Wf  peeees  ofwoodwberwitb 
^PdeffMBoot^tree^Uof-tsâmJntérgei. 

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Coftelettes  de  porc.  The  Sparribs. 
Coftereauls .  A  nici(name  gmcn  vnto  certaine  fiàt- 

menytbatferued  the  things  of  England  in  their  French 
■    wanes  ;  or  as  Cotcrcaux  j  or  Coitcrcaux. 
Coftié:  m.éc:  f.  Sided,  on  a  fide,  of  the  one  fide  y 
f    ^f^ ,  tainted ,  or  (applied  vnto  fruit)  bu.'led. 
Coftier  ;  m.  ere  :  t.  Side ,  ftdeling  -yOf,  or  on  y  a 

ftàt.  .         .  .-.- 

Cx>{K\çXt.lco^\çxt^Ufideyfidelmgyfida9aie%. 

Cottin.  huile  coft in.  An  oyle  made  0/  Cofhis^a  med't- 
cinable  rootjory  of  the  hearbyAlecoaJi. 

Cofton  :  m.  TbeftauU(e  of  an  hctrbe;  alff>,  the  Aroma' 
ticall  root ,  Coftus  j  fthe  bejl  i(ind  ivhueif,  0,  trig 
white  and  light,  comes  fiom  Aiabia  ;  the  fécond ,  liglit 
and  b  lac  lie ,  fiom  the  Indies-,  and  the  third yhea  me  & 
y ellow, fiom  Smz.)    ,' 

Cofton  baftard.  The  foot  ofchirons  AUInale.    • . 
Coftoyc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  sAccoaficdyfided,  abborded;  coaf 

tedyor  gone  alongby.      .  | 

Coftoyçr.  To  accoa(lyfidc,ahbord-y  to  befy,or  /y,  by  the 

fide  of'y  alfa ,  to  coaji along  by,  or  goe  by "ihe  coajl  , 

Cotée  :f.  A  QootyOr  Moore  henne.  ' 

Coter.  Tfl  ^««r*  ;  See'Quotcr. 

Cotercaux.  as  Coftcrcaux  -,  Or, à  certains  crue  ofpea- 

fantlte  oUtlaweSy  wha^n  eld  ime,  didmuch  ri.tfànefè 

vnto  the  Nobilitie/indclergie. 
Cotcret:  m.  A  fagot  made  of  great  fiicl^cs ,  orckuen 

woodjalfoya^ind  of  peafantlie  weapon  vfed  in  old 

time  ;  (dfo,a  veffell  containing  48  pintes  of  Ncuers 

meafure. 

Coterie  :  f.  Companies  r^cietie ,  a[^jciatm  of  countrey 

people*^  er^ss  Cotterie.     '  t 

Cothurne  :  tAfiJhion  ofhigb-folcd  husk/n  vfed  by  the 

au?}aent  Tragedians  3  alfo^a  highland  (0 ft ieJiiU^  Qf 

aTrafed'ie. 
Cothurne  :  m..ce  :  f.  Shod  with  high  panto  fies  yor^we  a- 

ringhig})''fokdbml(ms^asinaTragedie.: 
Cotice.  as  Cotticc 
Cotignac  :  m.  codinniacl^:^  Conferue^or  Marmalade  of 

pinces.  V 

Cotuc  :  f  Rab.  ^  Cotylc.  .        • 

Cotillon:  tn.  A  Pet ticoat.\        V 

Cotine  :  m,  y^enice  Sumachy  fdl^cn  Sumach ,  red  eu- 

mach. 
Cotis  :m.  The  ^arribs  of  a  porl(e. 
Cotifation.  5^^  Cottifition. 
Coti(cr.5^^ Cottifcr.      .         ^  *  -^  ^   ^ 

Cotivct:  m.  The  vpper  part  ofa  htnnesyor  capons  y 
•  ■  nèckf^n,^:  :>■  .  .   '^.v";.   ,,■■,.<■     .  '■  ■ 

Cotouzire.  in  Jlead  of CoioUkc  :  ^Rab* 
Coton.  ^  Cofton. 
Cotouerc.  «Coitoire. 
Cette  :  f.  A  coatyOtfrocl{e\  alfo^ds  Quote  j  alfo^  ticl(t 

far  abed.  >  ^ 

Cette  d'armes^  Coat-Armory  along  coat  worne  0^ 
•• .    sur  armêf.      ^    ■:  i  ,^^  r.-^   .:■;•:  ^  ^  .  •     ' 

Cette  de  temmc,  À  J{fTtleM    '^ 

Cette  de  mailks.  AjhirtofmaiU. 

Ils  tiennent  cette  &  ligne,.   They  baue  loth  ends  of 

the  flaffejtht  lam  in  tbeh  ovmeba^éior^he  mtlà  ait 

femme  fotte  fe  cbgnoift  a  la  cotte  ^.  Pro^.  Loolfe^ 

Femme. 
Cottitm^  if.  Coatidi  that  bath  gotten  y  êfputma 

foatioifâUofabamMa^^^ 
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rotf bersypeajant' fleecers j^  cburcthranjàclierry  (an  old 

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but  ccns,<iy  furcens  at  mofli  us  Poflcfsion  Roturicrc, 

oy  dc  main-fcrme; 
Cotticc  :  f.  A  Cotticeyèf  Bat  tune  ;  a  third  fait  lejji  than 

aBendyinBla'^o/t. 

Cottier  :  m.  ere  :  f.as  Roturier;  Or, yielding  only  rent^ 
and  ctris^o'i  furcens, and  no  better  duetieSy  norferu'h 
cesyal/ùyb^feyiinobleJiriiileynotheldmfèe'yOTyheldy 
or  holdingjbv  aferutleybafe^nd  ignoble  *  tenure  ;  (fw 
this  r^ord  ^  euer  oppoftdvnto  fcuAzl^nohlcy&fvanci 
andyitlie enough yis  an  originall  to  our  cottager.)  (*' 
luge  Cottier.  Before  whom  a  Cottier  is^  or  ought  to 
beamed. 

Cottiercment.  h^obly^  bafety ,  Roturier -lil^ey  firuify^^ 
notinfiejonelyfifrrentyOTccnSyOratmoJlyimccns.   ' 

Cottir.  To  iu/re^butt^rujhi  iuflley  l^noclie  heads  toge- 
ther. V  • 

Cottifation  :  f.  A  Cottifationyaffefiment^r  taxation.   . 
;    I  Cott\{é  :tï\.éc:f.Taxedyafie(Jèdyrated at hu part. 
Cottilèr  aucun .  To  laXyagijfej  rate  y  orfet  downe  his 
part  of  priment. 

Cottitc  ^^.Apanicutarmam  rattypartyor  portion  of  an 
ajfeffcmentyor  impofttion. 

Cottizationj  &,Cottizer. ^  Cottifation  j  &  Cot- 

Cottoire(dc  Perles.^// r6j/îiffV"P^^y/^^        ^^ 
Cotton:  m.  Bumbajiey cotton. 

V  herbe  i  cotton,  as  Cottonnierc. 

Manne  de  cotton.  The  rporfi  l^indofMannay  re/em" 

bling  floe  ties  ofbumbafte.  ^p 

Cottonnc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Bimbafledyor  fluffed  with  cMm. 
Cottomicr.  To  bumbaftyOrftufe  with  cottof0 

Cott onncr  le  moule  du  pourpoint.  To  fied found'* 
}^n  lyyorexccffiuely. 
Cottonnciix.  Cottonnie^yfuU  of  cotton  \fofïas  cotton  j 

ouergrowne  with  a  whiteyfoftyor  cotton-lilie  dmme. 
Cottonnierc  :  f.Tfer  hearbe  ChafeweedyCudwortyCud" 

weedyCotton-weedy  pet  tie  Cotton. 
Cottoucrc.  ^  Cottoirc.  ^ 

Coturniqué  :  m.cc  :  f.  Bebm1(lnedyin  bjssl^ins  :  Rab. 
Çotyle.  An  ancient  meafure  containing  about  lu^^oon- 

fias.  >< 

Cotyledons  :  m.  The  mouthes^r  ends  oftheMenflrth 

^  au  veines ywhereby  thefuperfuoMsbloudofall  thebo^ 

JjefitUs  into  thewombey&giues  nourijbment  vnto  the 

^ild  thereof  there  be  any.)  >*^ 

Cou:fl  ^rvhetflone.       ^ 

Couane  :  m.  cc  :  f^  AUJbame^firoathie.    , 

Couannft.^^  Couenne^ 

Couard:  m.  Aj^award^dafiftâ^arw.    '        / 
la  couard  n'  aura  belle  airnie  :  Prov.  Vaint  heârt 

;    neuer  woonfitire  Ladie.  ^ 

Mieux  vaut  couard  que  trop  hardi  :  Prov.  TU  bet- 
ter to  be  a  coward  than  fiole-Jfardie.    .j^  r 

Couard:  m.  arde  :  f-  CowardlU^ftardSe^vmnanliei 

timerouéjfiarfùÛ;9^hite-liuend^  bear- 

ted.,  ^^w;>^y^•■v^v;:^^i_ 'fs!^;;3^       .  .-  '    /'  -v^a:,  *  --^v  jî^^- 

PluscoÙard  qu'uH  LievTC.  Mwe  beartUjJi  than  a 

Hardie  langue  couarde  lance:  Prov.  «r  m  Lain- 

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Coùardcr.  To  be  â  cowaydyOr  pld)^ ihe  coward.        ' 

Coùardifc  if.Cowardi/eydaPardteyCowardlineffey  vn-^ 
manlinejpeyfiiint'heartednefieytimeroufijefff. 

Couàt:  m.The  vnderling^wrnljingyflarueling^ordwarfi^ 
of  any  beafiyOr  bird. 

Coubde  :  m.  as  Coude  j  The  E,lbow.   ^. 

Conbdec.  oé  Coudée. 

Coublc.  chevaux  de  couble.  V  aire  s  yor  couples  of  hoi  ^ 

V   fi^  i  c^oach  horfes  j  draught-horfes.  % 

CoUDtC  The  Elbow. 

Couchable  :  coin.  FityCafiCyOr  pofflhle  to  be  Hen  on. 

Couchant.  CouchantyCouchingylywg  ;  laying  along. 

Couche  :  f.  A  bedflead'y  alfoy  a  couch  y  or  bed  y  alfoy  a 
(fquare  high)  bed  in  a  gar  den  ;  alfOy  a  womans  lying  in 
(child-bed'y  j  alfoythe  PoftyOrwofi  ofafutCy  at  ca',dsy 
airOyafetylayyOffialieyat  any  game. 
Couches.  A  childes  clowts-yalfOyreceptacleSyOf  po^ds 
firfea-water  (as  in  Amczeau  j  S  alfOya  womam  lying 

Vn  lift  à  triple  côuchc  de  plumes.  A  bed  fiuffd 
with  three  courfe  ofjeathers  one  aboue  the  other. 
Panneau  de  couche.  ^  Sominiçr, . 
^  Tentends  le  pair  &  la  couche,  i  i^nderfiand  the 
matter  throughly. 

PriiB  au  pair,  &  à  la  couchc.  Befety  intangledy  in- 
^    daungered^uertal^en^at  loficy  in  extremitie  y  on  all 
hands.  -  * 

Couché  :  m.  itifXouchedylayedalongylymg^alfOyCoU' 
chedymentionedyorfet  downe  in  writing  j  atfoypjil^edy 
orfetyatplay.  ^ 

Couche  à  quatre  ^2tic$.Trofiratedylay^dallale7igy 
'  ûrvponaUfbure.  ^' 

Couché  en  eftat.  Being  made  Officer 'y  qui  n'eft 
couché  en  Tcftat  i  Baulliedj)mittcdypaffed  in  clç£li- 
on^andnot  chofen. 

Couché  entre  l' enclume  &  les  marteaux.  Seated 
inthe mtddefi  of  dangerSy  ory  inuironed  on  ail  fidfSy 
with  dangerous  mtfchie fis  'y  peftercd  y  perplexed  y  af 
fli^edwhichwayfoeuerheturnehim. 

Coucheilpcnt  :  m.Acouchingylyingyor  laying  downe. 

Couchc-m -icy .  The  weed  called podder. 

Couchenil  :  m.  Cucbannele.  t^         ^ 

Coucher.  To  couchyor  ly  (alfoyto  iay)dovme^  along]  to 
goe(alfo^o  getybringyOY  haue)to  bed  ;  s^o ,  to  mentioriy 

\  offet  downe  in  writing-y  alfOyloplantp  or  fêta  root^or 
'  fi^pyfl^i  ^^l  v^itbin  the  ground -y  alfo^  te  flaire  y  at 

Coucher  de  belles.  Us  en  couchent  de  belles. 
Tbey  write  goodlie  mattets  fure  i  tufweetfiuffethai 
they  fet  downe  \irfinicaUy. 
Coucher  en  chappon.  To  go  earely  tù  bed.     1  ^ 
Coucher  foubs  corde.  To  flaire  downe  readic  comty 
.  SeeCoxàt.     //^;  •  • '-■  •^^-'-^^'.     m    - 
Coucher  à  V  cnfcignc  de  V  eftoille.  To  lye  witbeut 
doêres  aU  night.  -  -  -        ^ 

Coucher  tout  à  bander  &  à  racler.  Ta  venture  all 
M  iej^fat  tearmesytofet  ail  on  fixes  andfeutns. 
Scco\xchcïpho\xàiK}ïi.Toliegrouelmg^  tofieepeon 

thefitce.     ....;  .,.^^^,  .-,:.^  ,.y.        .-^^^v:/..- 
Se  delpouillcr  avant  que  fc  coucher.  Satd  ofbm 
tbat  ir.  bis  lifitime  gms  bis  beires  abfilute  poffifff, 
ifaUhèhath^^^^'^  (  k    .•/ 

Qui  fe  couche  avec  les  chiens  fc  leuc  avec  des 
V}KCS:Vxc^$rmfilibitsomfam  v*at  catfM^ 

f^ingbutmAL'i^^   *  ,  j^f 

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euer  loues  to  be  m  19 
Coucheur  :  m.  A  coi 

a  BedfiUow. 
Couchille.  The  tret 
wherewith  Sl^arlet 

Oa\e. 

Couchinc/rfc^»^^^ 
Coucombre.  A  cowi 
Coucon.  The  little  b 

jlli^evoorme. 
Coucou  :  m.  À  Cue 
( ray  beau  luyréir 
le  coucou  aux  cai 
preuaile  with  him* 
Coucourbe.  as  Coi 

Côucourdc:f.  A  ? 

StiUïtorie^oYyOsCi 

Coucourellc.  Theifi 

Coudtiw^Theelbe] 

Coude  de  la  brar 
the  branch  of  a  Sit. 

Os  du  coude.  Th 

elbow  to  the  WYtfl. 
Il  y  a  mis  la  main  i 

en  ia  pafte  iufqucs 
fine  in  the  matter 

Plier  le  coude.  T 
or^to  fiiU  to  chat  j 
(jvry  fuch  as  doe  J 
bowcs.) 

PouH'cr  du  coude 
ucYÏe  one  that^come. 

Coudé:  m.  ée:  i.Bo 

w:fe. 

Coudée  :  f.  A  cubi 
end  of  the  middle  j 
a  foot  and  a  halfè.) 
Coudées  franch 
Coudée  Geome 

bits. 

Coudée  royale. 

dîyinrk  one. 
Coudéer.  To  iogyOr . 
Coudepieîl.  The  in 
Coudoyer.^  Cou 
Coudrayerf.  SefC 
Coudre;  m. /4  Htf/î 

(fir  this  word  com 

^ ut  trees.)      * 

CoudK:  f.  A  fmali 

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Coudre  franche 

Coudre;  m.  ée:f. 

Coudre.  T(?/îw;tfl 
Coudre  la  peau 
tempt  that  by  craf 
^néants,    'y  * 

le  ne  fçay  quelle 
'^bat  remédie  to  a 

the  repaire  of  it. 
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Mignon  de  couchette.  A  Ctirpet-l^mihu  one  that 
euer  loues  to  be  in  womens  chamber f. 
Coucheur  :  m.  A  coucher, flayer -y  Uyerdowne  of-,  alfo^ 

aBedfiUoiv.  \      '     '      ,  * 

CouchilJe.  The  tree  that  betres  the  graine  Kermès, 

whercmth  Skarlet  h  (fyed-y  wee  call  it,  the  Scarlet 

CoxichmCiThe  name  ofa  certaine  apple. 

Coucombre.  A  Ctmoimber.  See  Concombre. 

Coucon.  The  Uttle  bottome^ùr  clue  offill^efpunne  by  the 
fi'\crvorme.      *^   •  .         ^ 

Co\^co\^:  m.  ÀCuc}{oe. 
(I'ay  beau  luy  remonftrer;)  ie  ne  fais  non  plus  que 
le  coucou  aux  cannes.  H^o  wordes  terrifie  him  y  or 

preuaile  with  him* 

Coucourbe.  ^  Coucourde.    '    r        • 

Côucourdc:  f.  A  round  Gourd ^  alfiy  A  \(ind  of  large 
SiiUitorie\  or, as  Courge.  .  ■ 

Coucourellc.  Thejfame  of  a  certaine  Fig. 

Coudt:  W'The clbBTP. 
Coude  de  la  branche.  The  etboypyOr  out-bearing  of 
the  branch  of  a  Bit.  V 

Os  du  couac.  The  vnder  bone  of  the  arme^fi-om  the 
clbùvPtotbewYifl. 

Il  y  a  mis  la  main  iufques  au  coude  ;  £<,  il  a  entré 
en  ia  parte  iufques  aux  coudes.  He  bath  gone  very 
fane  in  the  matter  -^he  i6vp  to  the  ear  es  in  itè 
Plier  le  coude.  To  drin^e  hardy  to-pfy  the  pot  apace  ; 
or,  to  full  to  chat  feriouflyy  to  fettle  himfelfe  to  tjill^e-, 
(fir^  fuch  as  doe  fOy  commojnly  leane  vpon  their  el^ 
howcs.) 

PouH'cr  du  coude.  Proudly  to  tuflle^  andjhoulder  e- 
uerieonethat'comesinhisway^ 
Coudé:  ro.ee:  {.Boxpedyorcroolfedyorfiandingyelboiip^ 

wife. 

Coudée  :  f.  A  cubit  j  {extends  from  the  elbotp  to  the 
end  of  the  middle  finger  y  and  is  in  or  dinar  ie  mcafurey 
a  foot  and  a  halfe.)    : 
CouMtsfîznàics.  Elbovhroome  y  free  libertie. 

Coudée  G  eomecrique.  Centaine  tb fix  or  dinar  ie  cu-- 

bits.  .      ■    .    '.  • .  .'  ^     .  :  :.   ^./ 

Coudée  royale,  it  three  fingers  Umier  then  the  or- 

dnjarkone.  1^,   - 

^oudécT.To  iogyOr  ioult  with  the  elbm^. 

0){\dçpiS.Tbeinftup. 

Coudoyer.  ^Coudccr.   ^  .' 

Coudraye  :  f  See  Couldraye.  ^ 

Coudre;  m.  A  Hafelly  afmall  Nut  tree  ;  a  Filberd^eei 

(for  this  word  comptebendeth  aU  tbofe  l(ynds  offmaU 

J^uttrees.)      #         - 

Coudre:  f.  Afmallmty  a  Hafeïl  Nut  i  and  a  Filberdt 
__  (fir  it  cofnprchends  them  alt.)  - 

Coudre  frandie.  AFilberdr  / 

Coudre  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Tanned Jleeped  in  a  Tanfist. 
^omv^.  To  fin»  yto  flitch  together.  ^^    , 

Coudre  la  peau  de  reenard  à  celle  de  Uon«  |r(F  tf /- 

^empt  that  by  crafiie^wbich  he  cannot  get  bjfètcibk^ 
■    fncanes.  •>^*^-  '  ■      ,^^';^.    /:  • 

Ie  ne  fçay  quelle  piece  coudre  i  cecy.  t  tfruw  Hot 
^at  remédie  to  apply  vnto  tbU^nor  what  art  to  vte  in 
the  repaire  of  it,        '■^■'^'^  '"^'■'^    ..  .:.'/•■:    -■   [■'■ 
poudrer. To  tataeyto fleepe,or fiiffen^MaToft/kt.  I 
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Couet  :  m.  (The  name  of)  a  certaine  little  apple. 
Coucts.  TïPO  ropes  belonging  to  the  miTjn  fayle  of  a 
Jhip.  ^.  r  . 

Couette  :  f.  /f  ticke  (to  fyy  or  fit  on,)  as  Coitte% 

Coufler.  Tofrveliyor  be  puffed  vp. 

Cougourde  :  f.  ^  Bottle-Gourd -y  the  round  Gourd 
rvbereofBottles  are  made. 

Cougourle.  The  fame. 

Couhouïdc  The  fame.  . 

Couillagc  :  m.  A  Tribute  payed  in  times  pa fl  by  Trie  fis 
for  Licences  to /(cepervenches.^ 

Couillards  :  m.  oà  Clidcs  ;  ory  certaine  round ^and  rin- 
ged pieces  ofyrony  which  in  old  time  they  vfed  tojhoot 
outofjhips.  .  ♦  V 

CoulH^tns.if'eJi  hangd (bctweene  the  legs.)       : 
Couillc  :  f.  A  mansyard'y  alfo  (but  leffe  property)  a  cod  y 
baUocl(ey  or  tefiicle  ;  alfoy  a  long^  lanl^ey  and  lubber  lie 
catvardy  a  hearilefjcy  fmnt-hcarted^  orwhite-liuercd 
fiimme.  *\  ' 

Couille  barbed  certaine  lit  tie  apple  yivhicb  is  red  on 
theone  fide 'yandyeelds  an  excellent  Cyder. 
Couille  de  bélier.  ^  kmdof  ball  made  ùfa  Rammes 
cod.    *       ■•    •  '    ■■'•,••    ■;■'•'■•.     ■■'\;  ^  : 

Couille  au  chien,  as  Couillon  de  chien. 
Qou\\\QLVl^wÇ(\\xc.Al(tndoffallethearbe.  ' 
Couillc  au  loup.  wildPric\madamey  ivormegraffcy 
great  Stone  crop.       '  / 

Les  couilles  luy  pendent  à  faute  de  gibbeciere.  He 
bath  talfcn  too  much  of  the  lower  jheet  y  or  he  is  tame  e- 
nough  by  this  time  :  (Spol^^en  ofayoung  many  after  hee 
hath  beene  married  fome  two  or  three  moneths.) 

Couille-barbe.  5^^  Couille.  ^ 

(ZauiWcu.  S  toned 'y  or  ythat  wants  not  his  ftones^ 

QoxxiWorxim.  A  codyfloneytefiicleyCuUionJ  ' 

Couillon  de  bouc.  Goats  ^fiones  ^  Goats  cuUionSy 
(anbearbe.)       . 

Couillon  de  chien.  Dogs-fionesy  Dogs  cutlionSyGan^ 
dèrgoofcy  Standleworty  StandergraffCy  Ballocl^graffey 
Adders  graffcybafiard  Satyrion.    ":' 
Couillon  de  preftrc.  SpindletreeyPrickjvoodyPricli- 
tymber.  ^  , 

Couïnnc.  as  Couenne.  The  sl(in  of  Bacon. 

Couïonnadc.  as  Coyonnade. 

Coulac.  The  Shadfijh'y  (called  fo  in  Bourdeaux.) 

Coulagion?  £  Tberunningofaforey&c. 

Les  Coulansd'un  jardinrer.^^  Gardeners  lines yWbere-^ 
with  he  meafures  out  his  beds  y  and  plots.  ","-.. 

Coulant  :  m.  Le  c.  d'une  FUviere.  Tbeftreame  of  a  ri- 
uer.  '  ^  •'.  '  '  ■  ;•  ■    - 

Vn  coulant  d'eau  de  mer.  An  arme  (f  thefea. 

Coulant:  m.  ante  :  f.  G lidingyjlippingy  flowing  gently 
aloni.  V  ^ 

Vaine  doucement  coulante.  Afiveetfmooth  ve'me 
'm?oetrie^&Cé     ■    '  > 

Couldc.  <«  Coude.  Tfeff  e/6ow. 

Couldcc.*f  Coudée  j  alfo^  certaine  croolfed  took  be^ 
lonvngtoMafms.  ,   \ 

Couldicr  :  m.  A  drvarjè  ;onê  thais  ho  higher  then  three 
Ijorfe-loaues^one  thatsAjttàfhafimenthigh. 

Couldoye.  à  c.  ^adtmth  an  outnoe^e  lUfeanel' 

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Couidralifôt  f.  A  hedge  toadjn-  tamtoad. 

Couldray:«n.<w  Couldraye.     .  '    ' 

Couidrayc:  î.U.  mod,  Groue,  or  Orchard,  of  Ha- 
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Couidrc.  as  Cqudrc. 

Couldrer.  oé  Coudrcr,  .  . 

Couldri cr  :  m.  A  HafeUy  or  fmall  Js'ut  tree^  ^f^^, 

kindfoeuer.  V  \ 

CouIdroir.^iCoudroir.  .•    \ 

Coulé  :  m.  ce:  f,  Runney  glid,.  gone^  flipped  gently  4- 
long  ;  flidj^  triUcd]  tric\Ud  d(wne)  alfo^ftrained  j  al- 
foylcalied.  •    \3 

Coulee:  f-*f5Coulcment.  x 

Coulemcnt:  m.  ^gentle  runnings  tàfiipajjtngyfoft 
glidings  gib  pidingy  (as  of  Tvater^  &c)  a^ng  ;  a  iril" 
ImgyOr  tricl(lingdorv7ic  '^  alfo^  aUal(ing  j  alfo^aflrai 

Couler.  Tojlidey  fi%rurn€  quietly  al(mg\  to  gee  glib  a- 
.  r^ay-,  toffoiv  gently^  glide  eajilyby^y  to  trilly  trkf^le, 
or  fill  dovpne  foftly  \  alfo^to  lea\e  j  aljOyiojlraine. 
Se  couler.  To  creepe  throHghy  orintoi  tù\crarpleo- 

ucr.  •'-  ;    •        7  /   \  .    ■  . 

Lc  navire  couloit  à  bas  c«  pleine  mer.  ^^W,  or 
fu7ilieydo:vneto:hebottomc.  \  \ 

Cette  pliiy  e  fait  couler  les  raïfim.MaJies  them  dm^ 
or  fill  of.  •  /-      A         /  \\ 

Coul^làlîg  :  mrZT^taine  Viper yfo  caHedybecaufe 
thoCe  that  are  bitten  by  her  bleed  to  death. 

Coulet  :  m.  as  Collet.  / 

Çouletage.  Droiftdc  c.  ApetivfieyOrhalje'penrne^toll 
c  oUeft€dy&  tal{en,ofall  wareslor  marchandifc  bought 
and  fold.  /      .  \ 

oulcur:  f.  A  colour  y  hue  ;  dyAftatne-y  alfo^  a  pretext^ 
pritenceyCloalicf})cw.Jl)adori;yfbr  a  matter.' 

.    Couleur  baftarde.  ^  rpéakeypalcy  wan^decayed co- 

:'  lour.         ''      ■  ..   •/ 

Couleur  de  Caflîdoine;  ^  mingled  colour  betweene 
purple ^and  -white  ;  a  MaUow  comr. 
Couleur  chargée.  A  aeepe  colour yin  any  {ind. 
,    Couleur  de  ciel  fereih.  A  bright  sl(ie  colour. 
Couleur  d'enfer.  ^/»«rè^, Noir-brun  enfumé. 
Couleur  flamboyante.  Aflame  colour. 
Couleur  de  fleurie  pefcher.  A  Peach  colour.  ' 
Couleur  de  gris  violant.  ^  whitijh  purple^  or  the 
Maliow'fioiver  ctj/lour. 

.Couleur  de  jaidnc  paille.  StroTP  colour. 

Couleur  incatnau -^  Carnation^or  Damaslie-kofey 

colour.    \    '  /      ~ 

Couleur  d'Ihde.^  Pamters  brorvne  Violetymadeàf 
'    thefcummxniofwoad  fidden  mth  flawed  lyme ,  or 
chaliiey  and  mixed  afterrvards  with  a  little  Amy- 

.'don.       J  ■  V*  .•'■"'■.. 

Couleur  de  Minime-  ^  huswiués  darkégray^0r 
light  fioiecêhurywhereintheie  14  ariejeûf gray.     ' 
Couleur  paillarde,  rhe  greene  fKkneffey  ar.  a  pale. 
waTiykUaliebue. 

Coideur  paflc.  A  vadedyor  vnperfi^  colour  y  fùcb  4$ 
that  of  Box  wood  is,    j,  •-, 

CiO^uIeur  pers*  A  BlnéyOr  Waiçhet.    ' 

"^ulcur  perfo  Sl(ie^olouryÀ7;ure  coloufya  tbmlfety 
\lightblMe.  j^    : 

^uleur  de  ooil  de  fouris.^  Moufe-  dunne.^ 
ailleurs  Rnetorîqucs.  Phra/iSy  conceits^  \ figures^ 
wifies  of  Rhetoric1(e  ;  ornaments  of&eecb.     * 

juîeur  de  Rofes  feiclics.  The  befl  darl(€  Crimfin^ 
or  Murrey  m  '      ■■'..'  '-^       '';-,■>¥■■■*  y  •-..     ;. 

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colour  of  the  Turk^ejione.  .' 

Couleur  de  ^crè  de  met. /ifea-greefif. 
Uàiiltc.coukut,  A  Ji  trie  rcdyor  f a  ffiCtohur. 
Les  paflcs  coulcbrs.  rhe  greene  ficiimjje. . 

Les  riches  coule  uis/f/?tf  ;'f //on»  itf*»^//?. 
Il  en  parle  çoir,|nflvn aveugle  de  couleurs,  hec 
Jpeal^es  he  J^iowt  m  wbat^  mr  0/  what-,  Seeh  A. 
vcugle.         ^s 

oulcurce  :  f.  ThenvctaBryorne-y  <n^iu\ 

Duleyréc  blanchV.  tYytt^U^  rfhite  Brycnie,  the 
ïteV^inCyTettar-bitm.     \ 

rée  hoire.  Th  wU4  Fine,  blac\e  Btycmt 
oanlMclies Seale.   \        \.'    \  • 

Comcurcc  lauvage jri/i^^^iV  ok  tie  mfd  bUck 
Bryome.  -  n  •    "^  ^■ 

Coulcvnher.  m  Coukuvrincr. 
Couleuvre^x  f.  An  Adder. 

Cbuleuvrèkiïi.  ée:  f.  ^ade  aftei\he  SMonofa 
-    Addtr^     \        .    \;      V.;      A./Vv-     ■  :    ' 

Couhsuvrcé.  S^k^eedfiyflerîoit. 
CoiiJeuyrçau  :  nu  A  yong  Adders       1 

CouleUT^f  in  ;  m.io^if.  Adder lilit^of  an . 

Couleuvrine  :f.  A  Ci^ùerm  3  the  feeçe  of  oranmt 

tailed fû.\     ■■    '\\\  :\    '/  ./.•■'   ■      -XX 

Coukuvnnbx.rofqmjflieylyclofi^^^ 
fo^to  glide  wrîgljtngalong.^ 

oulicr;iii.5eeXlollicr.  \\ 
ulis  :  m.  A  cuUUm  brath  ofkàlcd  meat  firmed 'Jt 
»Jicl(eyOr wèatiebodièy'    J        :^  .     ,« 
is  :  m.iflè  :  f.  as  Coulânt^^Mwg. 

:aWcoulis.<wCouIis.\    \\ 
.Vent  cbulis  .  The  hmtjuU ,  or  -vmvtiitkfBme  mid, 
which  blmn-  through  a  bole^creui/è^or  crannie. 

Couhffb:f.AS^rtcuUjs',dr  any  other  door  e,  or  thini^ 
which^s  apovtcjiUlsjjhUs^ûYfltp^or  is  ïetjdjii'?:-aljûy 
aweb  in  the  eye.  \^     /      ...  / 

Coulifle  d'un  arbâîcuc.  fhc  hpVetpfirrow  whm- 
in  the  arrow  lyes  ^rve  hiU  it^the gutter ,  or  cbace  (oft 
eroffe-bûiv')   %      /    .\ 

Coullebobes  :  f.  The  hearhAll(aliengie,  or,  the  finit 
thereof ',wmter'fberriesi 

Coullon,,  «r^  Couïon, 

Couloir  :  nu  AcuUander,wft. 

Couloir  :  m.  ire  :f.  CuUender-UI(e^îonihfgt<>  acul- 

'    iander,  firaïning  through  it/u  a  cuUander. 

.  '  Os  couloir  du  nez.  Tbebead  botte,  or  inner  bone  of 

.    the  nop.  ■  " 

Couloire:  f.  as  Couloir.  A  cuUander, 

Coulomb:  m. A Deue,a Pigeon. 
XDouloiîîb  bifet.>4  Stociie'doue,^eefi,Culti'tr. 

Coulombier  ;  m.  A  Doue-cote,a  Vigeonbeufe. 

Coulombin.  D0«e  roiiowr.  5^«  Colombink 

Coulomne  :  f.  <w  Gojomne  J  « />i//!(ir. 

Coulon  :  m.  A  Doue,Pigeo»y  or  Culuer. 

Coulon  ramier.  A  ^eefi,Cow{bût,Rifigdoue}Stick- 
doue,wood-culuer.   f  ••      * 

Couloucrc.yw  Couloire;  alfc.a  chavntU, gutter jtr  my 
fuch  hoUew^lcng  which  melted  things  are  to  rumc.as 
BeU-tnettaîl,fim  tbefir/nace  to  the  mould,  '  ♦>  ,- 

CouIou<E^ir :  ni.  Afiidingblcw. 

Coulour^  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Coloured.  See  Coloré.  ' 

Oouloum.  To  colour  jjhadcwimtke pretences. 
'  Coulpablc:  com.  Culpqble, guiltie,  ofindiniifiulf^ 

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CoxAtem  &,eouItcl.  «  Couftcau.  ^  t;7/)P.     • 

Coultrc:  m.  Ti!^^  5w^^^  ^/^  Church-,  aljfh,^he  CuUefyOr 
/(niJè^aPlom    ^  -  .1 

Coulturc:  £  A  great.plomd  field  yalargeclofe  of  til- 
led Undyalfoyplorvingyor  tillage,  r 

Coulure  :fc  A  gentle  runningjlippingy  ^Jliding  along  ^^ 
trilJlingyOrfiillingdownc'y  creeping  through^  or  into-, 
gltdingy  or  crawtmg  ouer*^  alfo,  a  leading  ;  alfoy  a  fir  ai- 

■  •  nïng.  ■  ,      \  ' 

Coulure  de  Wï%ncs. A ficultyor  imper fi:£lion  in  f^iricsy 
the  cbïejè  grapes  fiiUingy  and  the  refidue  ver ie  little  j 
^mes  uy  much  raine  tvhen  thiej  wèreyoung;ftr  in  {nit- 

ting. 

Çounïl:  m.  A  Connie.     „        ^ 

Counille  :  f.  A  po/  Connieya  female  Rabbet. 

Counillcau  -.m.  A  young  Kabbetylittle  young  Connie. 

Counin:in.  ^CouniL  S^eConnin. 

Coup  :  ni.  sA  bhtVyftroal^ey  l^nocl^ey  tapythumpty  cufey 
rvmret'y  al/Oya  hityOrtoêéçh;  a  J^ennicyin fèncing-^al-^ 
/ô,a  fiingyor  caftyos  at  Dicey^y  alfoy  a  Cucl^old. 
Co  up  de  bec.  Apecl(inK  orpecl(e  (of  a  birds  beal^e-y) 
alfèyd  quipytaunlycutyor  bad  rvordy  alp)y  a  Ifijfe. 
Coup  d[  cflay.  A  tryall-peéce ,  or  Maifier-peece  j 

Coup  d'eftoc.  ^  thrufiyfifinCy  flab  'y  alfb,  apriclf;' 

caft\:  ;•    .   .• 

CouKde  haut.  Adowne-rigbtbkrv^yalfOyA^uafCy 

tarouficyOr found  draught.,  \  -      . 

Coup  de  langue.  A  chcclie^ tauntyrebul^e ;  atfoy 

quip  y  eut  y  gird  j  fiaunder,  difgracefitÙ  nip  y  reproc 

,  fill  touch  'y  a  tearmc  of  imputaûon  'y  and  hence  tpe 

\?ïouerbei       \ 
Vn  coup  de  lahgue  eft  pkis  dangereux  quVun 
^oup  de  lance.  A  mrdis  (oft)  more  dangerous /then 
abound.     -^  //•.  ;•  K.  "■        ..    *.  -.      ..,;.<-^.. ../ 
Coup  de  mer.  A  violent  wauey  a  mightiefea/^y  or  y  a 
hiovfigmtnbyatpaueo^befea. 
Coup  de  rets.  The  draught  (of  a  ^ct.) 
Coup  de  taiUe.  i<y?4^citf,gtf)^ 
Coup  orbe.  A  bruifeyCruJbytbun^eydHfiydry-blctP. . 
Coup-<)rbc,/?f^^i»3^toi«ffcej&é:e.     .  ;       >^ 
Coup  perdu.  A  Sme  i  alfoy  a  caftyOr  thram  made  at 
randêmey^  oM  mt/fU  àm^  afparaM  hope  y  or  lUfely- 
hôôd  ôf  bitting  *y  whence  i  *    .:,.,.,    |: 
^A  coup  perdu.  Fruitiejlyy  in  vaineyvnto  na  purpofe  i 
alfOyfttrandomey  without  é^y  certaine  atmeyOr  hope  of 
bittingt  aniy    '  ••'^*- .v^.-t. x^ :.%\\ .^i:v>^  ^■^,r.:: -è  : 

Prins  i  coup  perdu.  Utchïèued  by  chancey  obtai- 
ned by  meere  for tuney  fUcceeding  beyond  expeâlati^ 
^^>  gotten  more  by  hap  then  by  any  manner  of  cun- 

Le  tiers  coup  dc  bafton .  The  J^^ciçt  vfbicb  in  a 
PmfaUfor  Aê^rineb  any  9tbet  vnç^gtàfits  a  futlyomi 

V^Up  a  coup.  £»»>;  tutrie  timey  0r,jrom  time  to 

Coup  fur  c^.  Ofimieft^wus,  ntw  tmdatfmifucr 
^^Uiuèfyynemtbeneckftfvnt^ber.  ,à. 

A  coupj^iout  à  coup;  tow:  i  îro  coilp  î  tout  «fun 
f<H^.  ^^ify^fiMMf^i  nvr,  tUat  once.aUt^ 
I™'  .  '  > 

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Le  coup  valoit  bien  la  boule.  His  good  cafiing  woe 
wmth  all  other  aduantages  j  orjbis  good  play  WiU  vnto 
him  as  great  an  aduantageyas  leading  vnto  the  others 
Donner  coup  a.  To  firihftbe  orMyfirûa\e.\  to  be  of. 
mafiauaileyto  doe  all  in  allyin.  V  _  ^-^  ^^ 

Donner  vn  coup  dc  gaule  par  fous  V  huis.  Tofup^ 
planty  orgiue  a  priuic  uft.See  Gaule. 
Faire  coup  fur.  To  finite  home  vnto^  be  ef  great  con- 
ft  queue  e  iny  worl^e  an  important  efiehon. 
Faire  vn  coup  de  fa  main.  II  a  fait&c.  he  hath 
phyed  dleud  part.  . 

Faire  vn  mauvais  coup;  ^c  pcur  qu'ilne  feift  quel- 
que  mauvais  COUp.  Leafi  hefijou/d  enter  wto  fome 
7iaughtie  Pradiifey  oi'  execute  anyvillanom  proie 61.  ^ 
Faire  felon  la  jambe  le  coup,  (as  we  fay)  to  cut  his  * 
coat  according  to  his  cloth.  .  ^\'' ■ 

D'une  pierre  faire  deux  coups.  To  l^ill  trvôbireis 
with  onefione^y  tomate  a  double  vfey  tn"  profit  y  of  h/s^ 
tfaueljl.  ;        .  - 

Ga  u^hir  au  coup.  To  auoid  a  blow  by  turni/igy  or  hy 
wri'Àchingy  the  bodie  a  fide. 

Gauchir  le  coup.T(7^i/^^  4  winding  blowjhufi  imlh 
recîiyy  fir  ilie  awry. 

~  oriicr  coup.  To  hit  home  ;  to  prcuaile  j  to  attaine  to 
hepHrpofeitwasdireBedvnto. 
Porter  coupa  la  fpy.  To  wrongyblemifi^y  z iolatey  Os- 
fiinge^real^eyfiàth  giuen.  i^^      :  ^ 

Prendre  coup,  cela  a  dcsja  pris  coup.  Hath  atrea- 
die  teceiued  a  fatall  blow  ;  or  y  is  come  vnto  fo  ill  a 
fiàiCythat  the  ruine  thereof  mufi  ef  necejfitie  follow. 
Rompre  le  coup.  To  beaty  or  put  by  a  blow.  Seel(C 
Rompre.  .  • 

Suivre  fes  coups.  To  profecute^rfecondyWith  great 

çarnefinefieyanenterprife  begun,    v 
'    Tenir  coup  a  la  faefongne.  To  ply  a  matter  ;  to  fiU 
.  low  it  diligentlyyprofecuteit  fer  ioufiyyhold  hard  vnto 

,  it.  ;.      ■   .         .  '^•-"- .  ■■  '■  '  ■ .  ■  • 

'Atourperdre  n'y  a  qu'uii^eëup  périlleux  rProv. 
One  found  blow  will  fer  ue  to  vhdoe  vsall: 
Chafcua  eft  fagc  après  le  coup  :  Prov.  Lool^e  Sage. 
En  adventure  gifent  grands  coups  :  Pro.  In  doMt- 
full  cafes  great  bUfwes  are  befi(med. 
L'arbre  nc  tombe  pas  du  premier  coup  :  Pro.  The 
firfi  blow  fols  not  the  tree  i  the  firfi  attempt  y  or  effort  y 
carries  not  a  great  matter.  ,.   v 

On  nc  fait  pas  i  grand  coups  douce  vielle  :  Prov. 
,  Ti^not  the  great  (buttheapt)firoai(e  that  maizes  the 

.'  harmonie.  '^^-^  ;  .^•■-  .  '"  -  '^  '  '-X  ":'  ■  ^ 
Qui  vifc  loing  iamais  nc  rend  fon  coup  heureux: 
Prov .   The  forre-of  leueller  Jhall  neuer  bit  ibe 

white,     /v       '      "      %• 

Coupant  :  fti.  A  Spade  ;  or  fuch  another  earth-ciÀting 

tournent  of  Hjfsbandrie.  \^      . 

Les  Coupans  des  coftez  des  traces  d' un  fanglier. 
^Jhe  fh^rpe  edges  y  or  fides  y  of  the  foot  of  a  wilde 

Bore. 
Coupant  :  m.  ante  :  f.    Cutting  ;  cteauing  ;  harl^iMfy 

ijemng'^  lanncingiflitting-^  caruih^HtâilmgyUfpmf^ 

Coupau  :  m.  4  Cucl^ldj  alfi^ireene  Go«fi.         ^• 
Coupe  ;  f.  A  cftty  or  cutting  ;  agffh,  a  flit, an  meifimi 
tijê^  cupygobUt,  or  mazier',  a^,  the rot^ $f  4 bêtift, 
piadealmaround^tbeeopcfaboufi.      ^    . „,^     i-.. 

Coupe  de  balance.  ThefcoUofataUmce,'^^^ 
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Goupf-aurcillc.  :^r^  Coupc-orcilIc^ 
Coupe-bouîifç:  m.  WCiit-/>«ryf. 

Hardi  en  CQupc-bourfc.  us  hold  as  â  Cuf-pur/K^ 
Coupelle  :  f.  -^  C^ppel^  y  the  iittU\éfhtnf^ty  or  vef^ 

fcU^wi^ercm.Gûldfmuhs  mltyOrfiue  thtw  mfttdU^    ^ 
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tryedyfnefiluer.  •     '''     4.  ;^  :    '   .^ 

Coupcnnent  :  m^  A  cuîtin0umi^cwmg^fi)ini  ;  a 
J.  cU^umg^Jbtting  ;  Lxuncmz^^  ma/um-mMl^mii  alfoy  a 
pru?ttng^  loppin^^  orfèUin^  of  trees  ;  à  fueering  of 
torm^  momm^  cf  grafe  j  j^,  à  diuidini^fundtrmg^ 

Goupc^reilîc  :  T.  A  (^pnon  of)  JharpeyanJ  thn^U- 
dtd  French  l^mfiy  wherewith  the  eures  of  roguHr  and 
i    :peitiethteues ârecutoffé  v  -.--^ 

Coupe-queue.  Deux  mot$  à  coupc-quéuë.  Two 
\  P^^tyûnd  foone-done  woris^twowordsyand  there's  an 
^end  \  but  two  bare  words  ^nd  no  more.: 
Couper. To cuiyfiiçejhêul(eyjljfhyhew*y  to  çleaueyfliti 
Lzunceynmlie  an  tncifion  ;  alfo^to  cârueygrauey  mtoy^Ui 
alfo^o  pmne^lopyor  fitl  trees  'yUfOW  càitOyOr  grajfe  y 
alfoyio  dikideyfiinderyfeperate.  ,  ^ 

Se  Couper.  To  cut  himfetfii  alfo  (in  ^eàl(ing)  to 
trip.  ■      '  ■••  '"\--:^:^^,:'-  ^- ••  "^^      •'  "  ^'  -, -,  *^ 

Couper  brodie  2.%^ 
'    Couper  diemin  LTofiap^offoy firtfiall^  preuent^ 
Utf'om  proceeding  any fitrtber. 
Couper  de  deux  eoftex.  To  deale  on  both  hands^  to 
inter  taint  both  fides  with  promife  ofbu  ajj^lanci.. 
Couper  rherbc  Ibûs  les  pie^s  à.  Toflipplant^vn^ 
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Côupitrolc  :  111.  ce  :  f.  '  A/^»iW,  feafotieiy  0Kt_  irt^td 

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Coupct :  m.  The têpyhead^ighty copyCir^,y}idge^f  ' 

Coupât  de  cheveut.  A tuftyO/toppinOyOfhairo.   ]^ 
Coupeur:  m.  A cutterycleakeryhatl^er^ewef'ycarkery 

tntayler  ;  launctryflittery  mower  Jbpper  y  fè  lier  oftreevy 
.  and  môfi  particuUnrfyy  a  reafertfcïïTTer  ofgrapeSy  m 
'•x  tkettmeofrintagfi!.      :  \^  .h:-';---;,'^:; ?'•.■.  :4-'   [ 

Coupeur  de  bourfes.  A  C^t-ptiyfc  j  whence-y  Êfton- 

ne  comme  vn  coupeur  Hc  bourfes  pris-  lur  le  fait  j. 

Ama%ed  Ui^ea  Cut;i>krfe^al(en  m th(  manner^: >  ;  ^ 

Couf>eur  de  cuir.  i<  f ir/-/^ia/?.  ,5  *^^^^^^^^^^ 

Coupeurc:  ï.  Srr  Coupure.   '        !       V  ^^^^^^^^^  '     ^^ 

Coupeufc  :  f.  ^  woman  that  reapes^  ^'cufs  graptstn 
the  ttme  of  Vintage.        s       .)  ■  ^     *       ;      : 

^  Coupcuxim.euk  :  f.C^tùngyoiyfkUcfckttinf^orfit 

'to cut.  •-.....■•■■.      -^ •    '  «    A  •  '  ■  ' 

Dents  coupeufis.  Tie  j5r^/>f  ri.      [      ^^^^^^^ 
Coupler  lèi.A  cup-bearer^  one  that  wàitetbon  bùma^ 

Couple  :  t  ^  coupie  j  a  paire -y  alfoy  a  paire  of  dogge-  \ 

couplet.  "^ 

^ncouphôuple^yby  paires ytwo  and  two  together. 
Couplé:  m.  éc  :  f*  C<^upledyyoai^cdyj;nitedjfoyned'^af' 

ledytogether.       -  *  '  ^  c. 

Coupler.  T^  couple  ^ejne^yoal^yvnite  togetheti  alfiy  t$ 

coapeyor^apletogeihnyosinfight. 

Couplet  de  chanfon.  A  Stafeyor  StanT^ ofaPoemt^or 
Soni.  /         ,^ 

Couplot  de  bois.  '^  wooddenfoUy  •>•  K ut  for  a  Scrki\ 

tbefootofaScrkey&c.  ^'  — 

Coiîpon  :  m  .A  great  Ct^pyOrtljwle-yalfoyaTré^ofwoody 
&c\  alfoya  ckt  of  y  oryathuffO  andfimtjlkey  orptccc 
eut  fromyd  thing.  .\  :     ^ 

Coupon  dé  drap.  Ajbredofctotb. 
Coup-orbe.  Red  pmples  on  the  facte         4-  : 
Çoljppç.tf^  Coupe.  t^    *-        -^    *  ' 

Coilj^-bourfc. as  Coupelx)ur(c,-J:^  ^'-^    >  ^ -   : 

Couppdettes  de  gland.  v<t•^wafpJ^^^^^^^^^^^^     '  ^ 
Coi^ret  :  m.  a  Butchers  IÇnifeyOr  Cliauer.x^ 
Couppier  :  m.  A çup^arçriorone tbatwétetboubù 
- . .   mafUrs cup.  '    '}'^--.  : . .    .  -      .  -à:.;...^ i^..^: .:  •  ■#•.■  ■ 
Couppon.  sâ  Coupon*  '  ^  ^^"  >*a^ 

Coupure  :  f.  A  cmting^flicm^cktumg^latmcing^ 
fing  'yfheermi(&cj^  m  Coupemciitj)ii^^  cut(&c. 
0sinCowpcry)andbenct\  r^*'  aï      "< 

Par  coupures.  Peecormeale  y  h  pieces;  mjikes  j  by 

Courrf.  ^C^f^efLawjorlufdei^a^SeJfionyCtAf 
fembSe  of  Itfdges  i  or  the  place  wberàn  theyvfetoaf 
fèmbliia^iJbeCoefrtofaFriMjcr^efapri^ 

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Coitt  àt^Mieu^jIfoMetaipUCourtyWbermaÙ 
fis  that  cmKirm  the  Màes^  Tailles,  &€^  arebeardy 
addetermmid:  (Some  report  ytkjfLl^sug  lobu^  itbersi 

lh$t  (Parles  tbefifiy  abouttlmjferei^ioy  ereMihéf 
wbkbUMtParByChtrlestbtfeuentboreeedaii^iber 

êft  MêUtpeiiery  AÉno  1437.  There  beaêbers  alfo^  ut 
Jtoam^  amléa,MêmjèrrantfnAuterpn^dud^ittM 

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humor.  ; 
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heart  14  ver  te^ôï 
fkileme. 

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Courpcrioiuicllci  Sf^Pcrfoîinjèl.'  .y 

Cours  fovverains.  Jb^btibeji  ConrtSy  from  wkUb 

there isno appealin^^^'^^    v^  ■    .... ;  ..  \^Z:':i,^^' 

RctraiÂ  de  bîirrc/>u  de  Cbur.Sf ^Retraiâ.^  y 

De  par  la  Çour-  Bytbe  opïmen^  confeni^  ût /intenté 
\^KMnhcli4dgevn  Courte  ■■^-^iy-i^r.M:^^^^^^^^  legs.)  ,,v. 

^Ï^AEii^  Cour,  inthehearifiz  of  the  wboU^Çûfirt  j-  ;  ,;  Courbcs  d'un  navire.  The  rtbsûf^flïtpj^  called  by 

''Wïphenall  the  ludges'  and  Oncers  thereof  wer^pn-^r^^  MirinerSytheruttûcl(SyorNaii^U^mbcrs.  .:r    >      ff     0  fl'  .  »  ;;;    7/ 

Courisc  :  ^.  Courage  ;  menaU,(pitityjjart,fi^  Courbé  ;  m.  ce  :  f.  Crool^edJ^crvedy  pfyed^vdnlted'ytir.i 


ourbaturc  :  f.  The  fiundp  ing  ofa^orfe^or  IteéUirjg  of 
}:  i>is  feetjipf  0Hei-ti\iuJii  t^  ~-  J  Vn 

Courbe  :  f.  ^  è£^//^fcr  ;  4//$,  «  troê^ed^  ïovmi  p^ce 
\^oftymber\ar)d  (more  particularly)  a  conif^ipfym' 

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Courage  de  brebis.(^  même  firme  ofikcourapng^   ,  Gourbe-etpiîic.  The  name  of a^eUcate  Normand  ap-^      !|^  :  :     '^'i^^f§ 

.er âHcrmgvp'yWbereintHmehnt thdîyLcnpLÇ^^^  ple.^^.j/^^  !^'   v^';v-  /f^^-v?-'--      '    "  t  ^^^  '  ^-  ■■'■V\':-;  %Jp 

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Dur  courage.  Arude^  pffe,  obdurate  y  inflexible  y 

Fcion  courage.  Aflerçennjfey  rigôîytrueltieyàn  vn- 
traciableyOr vnfociable dijp/ifition.      .;     :  /   ■     '  v 
Franc  cour agjt .  Opennejft y  pUrnnejfey  freehearted^- 
J^w^j  de  ft aitf  courage.  Cbeerefkliyyfieely^wiiling^ 

Lafchc  courage.  NegligenceyCarelefneffeyfùntnefft/^ 
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Peut  courage.  IffeéJ^ntfeyfèebfe^ 

(lender  wit  y  ïiitlèfpiriiypêore  mettûU.:  ^  ^ ,  ^ .  :  :  ;  3^ 

De  courage:^  Courageulcmcm^  :  K^^^^ 

Sans  courage.  Dii{il^,yïtf;:i(3(r><^^«*>'^^  T 

Tu  côgnois  mon  courage.  Tbou  ^nowefl  mymnda^ 

tbouartweUâcquaintelflwttb  my  humor.  • 

lay  bon  routage  mais  lès  jambes  me  hiUcnt.  My 
heart  m  verte ^ôodybutmibie les  (y)^z.mymeânesj  doe 
fkileme:   ".-,'■  '[^  >  -'-f  '       ^/.t.,_:#^ 

A  grand  dahger  grant!  coinage  :  Troy.  Courage^ 

'^ben  danger  iSyb^  need  be  great.      .^    ;^v: 
ourageufèment.  (^wtagtduflyyPoutfyybiUantlyy 

boldlySrwardlyJhardfiJyi  cmfidehtlyyWitbçreat  affu-- , 

redncflf.   ^        -       ::•       -    v  ' ,     ^ 

ourageux  :  m.  cufc  :  f,  Çouragious^va&ânt^h/naie^ 
bold,  fiouty  mantieyoduenturoitiy  forfvard-JiiU  ofcm- 
J(icnce,mofA(furànce,Htt^ajkrednep,        .  t 
J^urammem.  ^mfify,glibfyreadiijfywitlfoutftop, 
^uvxaccif.  \A  fiux,  tr  Uxathtenefpe  m  the  hodie-y 
thtSquirt.      0.         .•:-.i-.,-;-:v  •   ■  * 

Courant:  m.Acurreiù^fiiiftcmrfe^mrt'efsiâWfy 

"tvpperMiB^onèyCaaed  (tlfa bjt^ MHUrs )  the 
runners    :n:w,  ^-.'/'  ■       -  .  ■  ■■  , 

>>wjrant.  Kmmng ,  jpeedingyptdfimgy  etmrjkg,  (ht- 
fi*!,'''  ■":  ■•;  ■     ■        . 
CordcaucburantSwCprdeiu.  '      ■      / 
Quefte  courant  Stub  «n  imptfitim  m  may  be  lofid 
by  a  Urd  on  hit  tauntSyVbeu/oid  m  what  pffortkn 

Rente  courant  a  rent^eetft^  cbar'ui  rtafedtfjn' 
-oaufbt  vntb,mmef,    * 

C^-bafton-.m.  Utrmdtimy  trShmcudgettyélfo 


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Les  bias, courbez,, en  anfê.  ^rith  arme4  ^t^l^em-    -  ■:l^'^i-l^-"#':i/:*^^^^^ 


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Coutbemerttym.  Acroo^ingj  bowingy vault ingy^r- 

chmg^ptjfiTîgyPr  bendingyarch^fe.kr  ^^^^^  / 

Courber,  fe  crookey  buwi'vaûlt^  arch  y  ph y  or  be 

■  arch^rvife.  \-,, .  .*;.■   •  .^^  v;|g^:^5m>;''^5^^'     ^- ,  Â,^:- -N  ,  -.., 
Courbes  :  f.  fbe  legs-y  •  Bairak  5  dlpSylhtphraUvnto 

^    Coinbe.t^'?^^^^^^^  .■■    ■-:  '•  ;  '     '    /;|c^- •:/".  ^ 

Courbette  :  f.  ^  fmall  croolied  Rafter^  #  peece  of 
M  Tymber  i  alfo  f,  a  curuet^^  êi^ytke  curuettm'^  of  a 
horfe.        :      :  v-r"   "'"-"' "-'^ 

Courbure  :  f>  ^  Courbcment  ;  offa  huihi.im-mi~% 
' Cpufcaillce di^C3âïits.ThecaUingof^ayti^^^^^^  ■^^- 
Çburcie:X  P4rtofâ GàUeytearrntd^^CQui^^Q% 
Courdc:  t.  A<iourd:    '".\       .:     .■        ;-^\:%^^^^^ 

Çpufee  dV  mou  ton  :  f.^beepes  Vluct^^^  thei0ÉIèsl^ 
or  inwards  of aM^tî  on.  ,  _.  ;,"  Vi-i;#^^^ 

Cour<TOent;i^ 

onapace. 
Coureur  :  m.  Amnner^  acàurfer  y  nf0i^0^fle^ 

alfo^ajoamcTy  or  wanderer  abroad -y  oneyphôft^j^ooei 
'  are  mj^e  of  running  leâ4he(y  one  thatMutr\efpesai 
i  hcme^  where  be  jboril^^    alfb^  a  courrory  outtide^^ 

ranl^ridetyondhencei  ¥     -r^; 

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CourçHjfe  :  f.  y<  gaiddiing  hmwifi-y  alfo^a  commsmypub-* 
licIfeynotoriouSyyriKnre.     ^  '    -.   '  ,, 

Courge  :  f.  Tbeftu^  câltéd^  a  Goûfé^S^^  wideband 
'  deepe  lynU?ecl(e/nadefontewbat  6curd'lH(e]^alfo(and 
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'  carnedim  theflmlder^  and  notched  (fvr  the  banging 
ofiiVak  éhc)  at  bâtb ends.  .•'   .     .  ^ 

Coureç  bUndic  The  white  Gourd^  a  very  holefhme 

^fmteuberhoyledyfrjedyOryreferued.  #         ^ 

Courge  4^hy  ver.  The  oriinarie  gréât  round  Tom-- 
fwn^  or  Gourdy  h^iig  vpïn  i{ftcbim  fvx  winter proui-^ 

Çôurgtd'  lildc.  as  Courge  d'  \xptt-ypcaUedy  be- 
eanfe  the  fhrfl  feedfs  thereof  came  out  of  tbi  Indies  j 
^Maihiolus  ;  (yet  aretherelbefides  this^tbree  feueroM 
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Grande  courgc.  Tfef  great  rêund  Gourd. 
Tcùtc  course.  The  botUeGourJy9rUJfe  Gourd.' 

Courier  ;  m.  .i  Pofty&c  j  as  Courrier,     v"    5   i  V 
Courin.  4^  Coufin.  ..'-.l-^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Courir.  To  runtw^pofly  galUp  ;  mal^ejpeedyhyeapâce^ 
>  X#e  x;f  rif  ttaftifyy  f^ffe  verte  fwiftly  ;  r/^»nf  on-yproceed 
Jhft  in  ;  4^,f  (>  ride  a  running  horfty  or  (as  in  pojiinfj 
runne  anborfebatl(  \alfOyto  huntyCaurfe  vp  and  downy 
foUarphardyfurfke  hapfjf.giue  hot  chafe  vnto\  affoy  to . 
êHerrunyrâuageyranhici^alie  boftile  incur fwmvpon^y 

ûlfoyfjù  baue  cohrfcyorbe  currant  j  to  be  in  date^v/Cyre- 
■^    i)He^yOrfhfhwn.    .  ,.  ^ 

Courir  les  champsen  pourpoint.  To  play  theBed- 
lam  y  to  runne  vp  and  dorvne  Ul{t  a  madman.  ^ 

Courir  Jc5  choice  Icgicrcmcnt.  To  runntyor  pafe  •- 
uer  things  vp'ieftcifktlj'yto  tal^eafnatch^nd  Legone-y 
to  giue  onely  atoHchyandaway. 
Courir  danger.  To  be  in  danger  y  or  Jin  a  donbtfiU  f- 
fiate-^  tobe as lii{e  to ^eed ill éswell.  i^:-  ' 

Courir  au  deuant  de.  To  meet  vritb/        v  > 
Courir  I'efguilleite.  To  play  the  imfudentyOr  impor- 
tunâtCyXphoYCy  extreamly  to  luflyOrmaddingly  to  runy 
after  a  P.  *'  .     ;  " 

Coiirir  fortune.  To  be  in  da7iger  ofJhipi»racl(ei  or,t$ 
abandon  ^  {hipyin  a  great  ftorme,  vnto  the  tnercie  and 
ccnduSlionofthewindandwaues.    -      ^    '      % 
Courir  fortune  avct  \  ouycourir  la  fortune  dc.  T^ 
imbari^e  himfelfèyor  tai(e  party'vfiith  anothaj^ht  aUbis 
attempt  SyOrha'iafds  what foeuer. 
Courir  la  lance.  To  tilt  y  oryto  run  at^tiltJ 
Courir  laJançe  S.  Crelpin  fur  vn  efcabelle  à  trois 
yicds.To  play  the  Shoomal^er.     *  •*    ^-v 

Cou  rirvnlivrc^T^  runne  ouer  dbool^e  with  the  eye^ 
noting  onafy  the  wardsyandnegleéling  the  matter  y  or^ 
[to read  a  boo1(e  fieightlyy  and haJUfy  auer y  witbûuf^ 
much  re^eél  badyO/beed  tal^en/ither  te  tbe'fbra/i^, 
mliiter.     i       '       -i  '''^'t^'^':''^~ 

Courir  vn  office.  To  ride  pofl  fif  the  g^ttinge^an 
'■0^e.:^^-,, -^^ ^ r •  ■  ^- :•  .      .  ..  --g 

Coui?ir  a|>resfon  ombre.  Tofpendbu  time  idty^ 
findbfyVainely  ;  oryto  loofe  tgpè.  • 
Courir  la  voulc.Toforrageytauage'yranfaelçey  Ipcyle^ 
M  malfc  piÛagi  of  y  euery  thing  that  comes  m  his  way  y 
(Said  of  a  dlfordeftie  ^and  ill-  gouèfi'nedyfouldi§ry  who 
in  bis  mdrih^r  refidence  in  a  countreyy  twitches  vp  e- 
4t^  poùre  mam  benne  that  peepes  out.)  ^  " 

Courir  comme  yncraflc,vix.  yeryjwifïly. 
Courir  lèiriïcs.  Tèplay  the  Bedfamytù  range jroamt^ 
mgadvpaiutdûmt€ylil(eamadmàn. 
Courfr  fusi.  Furiçufly  to  ifUfadeyafaiUyOrfètvpên; 
g^y  to  vfttroe,  or  incffjtch  on,  to  interrupt  y  or  'mter^- 
meddlewitbyamtbèr  mansprofityor  implfyment. 
Ce  n*eft  pas  tout  dc  courir.  Il  fout  partir  9  temps  : 

Prov.  Tu  mt  enough  tàpurfue  diligently  y  vnliffkwe 
baue  begun  difcf ee tly.  , 

JI  ne  âut  iamaij  courir  après  (on  efteufiPtov.  One 
^ftneuerUtgoatbingyWhichbebatby^ 

witbdptiçpefitêfilUWyêrJhanybtfe  to  recpuer^Uy 

X^4^Eftet^ 
.  ).'éaut|ui  dort  eft  pire  que  celle  oui  court  :  Pror. 

Standmgv^at^sétremucbwarfitpen  runmng  one§\ 

Jkepie  iiBofums  ofUfe  Wûrth  (ertmt  é^prom) 

then gtdau Mes..  '['''     ^:$-■^:  : %0^<^ ■  ' ■ 

f^urijc:  ÙMComgc^âGêurd.  u  ?^i:   >. 

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Courmaran:  m.  A  Cormorant.       4  * 

Couronne:  f.  A  Crvwre  ;  tte  Diad(9reyar  circlet  trher- 
With  Ft  wees  be  crcwned  j  alfo.a  rvreath^garlandyer 
cbaplet  offlowersy &c.fv%  tie htad j atfoythe  iojnefo 
called  y  afftfy  the  crowne^  topy  ctlcgwnirg  of  a  Imfis 
hoojè 'y  the  place  yor  part  wlcufft  u  itynismtoiUug:^ 
alfoya  rcundyor  a  ring  tpade  by  n:any  ferfcm  tbat'fiad 
cloftyOy  bold  bands  y  together  y  (lnArchiti6lhre)alf^^ 
the  Corona,  crcwncy  or  member  cfgreatejifayleyina 

Cornifht  :<dh*     -f;.,  -    ••.•>..•■    t,\'^,-^[--  ::.      /:■:■'    ■ 

Couronne  de  Clercs.T/^r  crcwnecf^  Sbauèli/igyOty 
a  Priefls fl^auen  crcwne.   <  ^  ""■'  '^, 

Couronne  UnpcriaJe^T/?^  Imperiall  CYcwve\{a 
ikgoodlie  fiower^    '^      "^  - 

^  Couronne dcPreftre.  T>§ndelyen^Pijpà'bidy(an 
hearbe.)  / 

Lettre  de  couronne.  A  cup  ;  orauToifit.  ^Barrsg. 

Enter  en  petite  couronnc^r^^r  Enter.  ^  , 

Femme  bonne  vaut  vne  couronne  :  Prov.  Aver- 

tucué  dame  is  worth  a  Diadem.  h 

QoxMOïmiim.éc'fi.  Crowned. 
Couronnement  :  m,  A  crcwning-^  affoy  the  outward 

mouth  of  the  wembcy  fo  tearmed  by  Midtwiuee.-     - 
Couronner.  To  crowne  y  tofet  a  crowTUy  diademycif- 

cletyOr  garland vpon (the  head.)    : 
Çôuronncure :  £  The  broad-jprea'dy  and  cr^mpntre- 

femblmgyiopofaVeeieskead.  /^ 

Couroye,  &  Courpycr .  See  Courrpye,  &  Con- 
foyer.  ^.'  .    '       •'■■.■*•  '   .    ■ 
Gour-pcndu.  Pomme  de  cour- pendu.  Tbejhort' 
rflartyor fhort'p)anl(e\  (an  excellent  apple.) 
Gourquaillct  :  m.  A  ^ayle-pije. 
Courradtcur.  5^^  Courratier.  ^Rab.^'     ;  " 
Courrai]  :  m. /^Courreau.       1       ! 
Goùrrac^ge  im.Brol^age  yfcour/mgyherfe'ficurJmgiSe^ 

Courretage.     V  Â 

Couiratcric  :  f.  as^  Courratage.  -^ 

Çourratier:  m.  ^  Brol(er'y  one  that  fits  owf}-  n:e7!s 

ftufefèr  them 'y  alfOyafoot-poft^effengeryCrainUr. 

CcmïTZt\tiàtc\ityz\xyi.Ahorfe'COurfir. 
Courratiere  :  f.  a  Broiler effe-yW  Brokers  i^fi. 
Courre,  as  Courir  j  laiflif  courre  i  tt>  letjlipy  cty  te 

houndadogyat.    \      /  ,       v  .    ^ 

Courreau  d'unéiiuiflcrie.  The  boltyorbarreofad^re. 
Courretage  \m.Brol{age  y  bèrfe-fcourfmg^bufie  dealing 

or  interme  dlmg  betweene  partie  and  partie^  '  f . 
Courretierrm.  4;^  Çourratier.     ,      " 
Courrier  im.A  Poftyor^  Pojler  j  alfiya  borfeWidayil' 

foyaBrolier, 

Qnirrier  de  mer.  Al^dofveryjwi/iffh.  Ime 

PoftedeMer.  *  • 

Courroucé:  m.cc:  f.Angrie^ended^/mtTtg/tjple/h 

fedyin  a  gyeat  chafe  j  alfoyvexedygrieuedygjpiâed  y  m- 

patieni^t  if  quiet.     • 

Bien  courroucé  de  peu  pleure  :  Prôv*  He  tbats 

tbrougbfy  angred  hardh  weepes. 

H  n'dft  cas  aife  qui  cft  couttSucé  :  Pro^' JJ^'^  »<^' 
ateafethatshtacbafi.    \  _ 
Courroucéenficnt.  Ansrifyycbafingfy^ysu  one  tbatu 

èffended^tmtfitme»      ^^^^     .    jr. 
Courroucer.  To  anger  ;  ofeiid^moue^di^leafei  ^^> 

gritt^/tffliayputoutofqmt.  ,  -- 

Se  couiTOUccr.  Tojretyfime^  ^fi$  ^  ^tnff'ttj  tal(t 

pet^peppefyinthenofe.         *  •  -- 

Se  courroucer  contre  fe»  icôrceaux*  To  be  angrte 
éabismnmorfelsiratbertojiaruetbfncbav^kuewn 

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Courroyc  :  f.  ^ 
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Alongeru^coi 

.  in  length, again 

their  chenu  cau^ 

'    commâunain. 

Avoir  les  dcpxi 

law  (ar  ihe  abfi 

hands. 

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milieu.'  He  isja 
do  right ynoftal{i 
aii  he  Will  haut 
Faire  d'autfuyi 
rally  on  another 
On  a  fait  de  foi 
ped^xtreamety. 
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couri^pye  :  Prf 

btuet  is  afnend 
\  Qui  cuir  voit  to 
White  a  thing* s  r 

Courrpyé:  m.é 

ther.  '        '  > 

Courrôyement, 
Courroyét.^C 
ther.^    . 

ÇoU'rroycur:.m< 

Gours:m. 'v4  c 

rohereinarace 

pa^'igey  traifte^y 

traétoftime  i  a 

r  mânes  of  proce 

:^gainft  an  enemii 
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Courtoûciel 
ofjbe  Tlegij^ns 
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growth  of^hearb 
Vn  Cours  èiv 
Bootes yOf  the  Ci 
Le  cours  des: 
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diffldtion,  dsipUafêtre,  flomackeagamft'y  alfo^vtxath 
'  on,grie/e,rorrow,ajfliélhnofm'mdiimpatieHck.  , 

Courroy c  :  f.  /<  ^'^^'^S*  ^  ^^'^  ^Z" '^^^^^ V  aftrong  Unr^ 
therne!tfap^ftrmi\alfo^htlatchetofaibodt.%^^^^^ 
Alongcr  la  courroyc.  To  delay ^  ffofoni^  9f  dicté  out 
ia  length, a\arnefùU  :mploymentya4ma4)  Lawyers  do 
their  cltenticauffSiandfome  GcneraU  the  weaves  they 

'  commâunain.  "'^■.^,.  "♦. --  ,-v--^'  ^■_.'\>.  ^•-••»'' Av'' 
Avoir  les  dcpx  bouts  dc  la  courrçyc.  To  haut  the 
taw((friheal}folutedifpofitionofJtihm^^^ 

hands.       ,■    :'^        --V-';./ v*/fw;'v  .;;v- '^W'--^- 

11  veut  avoir  les  <kux  bouts  dc  la  courroyje ,  &  fe  ^ 

milieu.*  He  is  a  hard,  and  fore  dtaten  he  mil  neithef^ 
do  right, not  tal^e  wrong  jàr^nolejJ^puiUf^ 
aÙ  ;  he  mil  haue  the  verie  extremitieofLaM^^^^^ 
Faire  d'autfuy/ciiir large  courroyc.  Tb  teCT^Tjf&e*^ 
■    rally  on  another  mm  purfi.  '  '  \''^:- ■^- '''m'^Ml^ 
Onafaitdefon^bs  courroyc  flehathbeeniMp^ 

•  '..  pedixtreamefy. ^'    ''■'":''  "  '  ""    '    "  V  — ^'"^-pp 
Mieux  vaijt  avpiramy  èh  roye  qu*or,  i4y  argent  ic^ 
couri^oyc  :  Prpv.  ff^  fay  (mthfime  little  difi¥encej 
btueris  afnend  in  Court  tbena  permie  in  tht'puHV-mm 
Qui  cuir  voit  tailler  courroyc  en  demande:  Pro  Vf \ 
j/htle  a  thing's  whole  itmay  be  whpUy  l(ept.  f 

Courroy é  :  m. ce lî^ C^rrièdjtawedyor dj^effid^as leor 

Courrôyement.  as  Conroycmcnt^i»  thefirfifen^i.) 
Courroyét.  as  Conroycrj  r j  ctirry^  tew^r  drejpylea- 

■.  ther.'     .      y'    .^.  .  .-.r  ;..•;■>- •■-.■.•  ■,r-;-v-ip:-^  ;,.  ^ -^ 

Çoufroycur:  m.  A  Currift^((if  leather.)    .^£^      -  " 

Cours:  m.  *v4  courji^  race^  runnings  atfo^  the  place 

vohcreïn  a  race  is  runne  ;  alfOy  a  çont/nuaU  iouruey^ 

pacage,  tvairte^  trace ^  rmtioujirwar^l  alft^  iiHgth^  or 

,jfaâpftime]\  alfOy  a  ftilé\fipjiôn.  way ^  manner yïn' 

K$eanès  ofprocee^ng  ;  al/oj  a  road y  or  expedition  a^ 

î^gainfi  an  enemie  atfea](^dhe7ice^phra^ie/(mmg^'' 

yrdbbing.)    -       "  .  ■  j/ .^.^-.•- ,  "  ':\-^--    ..•-;•:.;;. 

Coursiitu  cicK  ThecourfèoftbeSiarres^'PlanetSyOr 
of4beT(egifins  wherein  they  are  feated\alfo  (among 
Qardeners)  a certaifte bad  conJUUatj^n^whefXh 
growth oj(^hearbes is  hindered,^        >  ,  ■^''^^■^'^'■■ 
VnCoursÙvil^ouGanncwu  ^athcyokmtSj  or 
Boolies.o/  the  Ciuill,or  CannotHj^ 

Le  cours  des  1,01x3  de  Mcdcdni; 
SLc^the  rvholeorder^^rproceeding^fftudkiii'^ibofe 
.  ^rtt,from^thefirftandJkigbtiftrt3^^ 
inddeepefimyfieries  thereof.     *âf.  *  ^^  |     -  'S 
Cette  naâf  chandifc  n*a  plus  de  cotfrs.  Is  dune  out 
Qfdate^oui  àfvfè,  ont  ofrtqueft  j  no  chapman  mU  buy 

ityuo  iradifman  can  vttèr  itJbcre  is^  ftoJbrtèHtrjdeal'mg 

in  H.    -.^    •    ^•ry-A-::^^ 

Courfablc,  Monnoyc  CourÙ^^ 

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Mule  courfiçrc-  ^hichinheithti&bTcaâthrefem 

bles,or  equalise  or  dinar  ieCourfer;^ 
Courfierc:  fi  The  Gratings  in  a  fljtpnfwarre  j  àlfo.d 

compendious  cour fe^  yeadiemcartCyPjurt  eut ^^n die 

way.  ■  •;;""'%.,,••       ■••■'""   .'^■-  '    ;     •^;■^• 

Courfif :m.îuc:f.  Swiftyfpeedie^fi!l,runn}nf.j^    .# 

Lettres  Courfives.  mmen  bja  fndiyorj^i/l  hand, 

^Jlwritten.     r  '  ;.     \^  , 

Courfbn  :  m*  À  young  vine  branchy  or^oot^  refer  ucdy 

ut  the  cutiingof  the  vine,  fhr  flore.    *  t.        -  ^. . 
Côurfbuër.  ^  Elcourfbuf r.     ^,j        j?  ■     t^ 
Court  ;f.  The  Court  of  a  Prince;  wc  EflJîe,  or  State, 
^'^  of  his  hokfe^  and  houflfold;  alfoyhis  hotifhotdfer- 

uantSy  or  fillov^rs\  alfoythe  afiembly  of  Nobks  a- 
.Jfouthirn'^  the  humor  s ,  of  fifloions  of 

^,'^Purt  ;  and  the  courting^  or  wooini  of  a  wench -y  atfj^ 

^  HhecourtMyardL  or  Jhe  court-yard,  of  a  hou/ei  aUouts 

K^Coui-f>    :f--^    ^.  ..,. ,.e/. ..•,.?  ^-      lé.i,'^ 

Couche  à  Ccrurt,^  Budgé-a'court^  diet  allowed  at 
Court.     ."^"/     w.-i.ii.;     A.  ■■'•'" '•' 
Eau  benifte  dc  Court.  Couriùlre-wateri  fhwnb^, 
foothing^fmoothingy  fljUerie,  faire  (tfutfijfèpvprds. 
Faire  la  court  à^To  courtywooe^  fawne  vponyfolicitf, 
M/uevntO'y  coUoguCyOr cogwith.        ,  ^    .    , 

^    Sf  avoir  fa  court.  To  beasl(ilfiiU  Courtier -y.  to  l^now 
welltbefrJhioHofintertainemeniy  the  phxafii  of  corri;^ 

f   plement^thehumors andprifceedings^vfcd in  CoHit.  , 
Tenir  Court;  ou,Tcnir Court  planicre../^  pri;?^^ 
tolieepe  openboji/e  j  or  tointertaine^  andjèaji^all  com.-^ 
iners. ..       J    '■    -^^■■^r:-  ■  •  •.  '•/,..•■ 

ta  Court  du  Roy  Petaud^ou  chafcun  eft,  maiftre: 
Ptb.  L(;yi^  Pctaud.      ^  •     ^  . 

En  la|Court  du  Roy  cnafcun  cft  pour  foy  ;  Prp.  Jn 
Court  rnin  ftudie  onelptbeir  owne  fortunes.  ' 
Court: m. courte :iF.  Shori^  briefi^ptccmil^  ciitttd^ 
compendiouS'ylow\alfOylittle,jMaH.    «^       !  "^'    \ 
CourtchovAc.OuY  round  boitte.'    "  ^    > 

Courtes  chaafles.  Short  hofe  \^lfo^won?cn. 
Court  en  paftc.  SbortyCrummic^ot  ho/dingy  ill  clea* 
uingtogethe}\    ■         ^  /    " 

Robbe  courte.  Gens  de  rôbbc  Ci  Noblemen^y  G  en* 
tUmknydr  Souldiers;  or  Officers yit at  be  any  ofthepi^ 
^À  leur  courte  honte.  T^  their  exceedingjbame.^r 

.DcmeUrcç  court.  Toptay  at  Mumbudgety  or  be  at  a 
Nonplus,  ;  not  to  iiaue  a  word  tothraw  at  a  dog. :%..'\j. 

.  Ccftoirfc  rfws  cou|t,&  Ic  plus  aifcjdc  Its  renvoy- 
er. TlfcfA^  ortbe neerefty  andeajieft  courfiwaa^  to 

find  them  baclic.  i.    w  ^  ^^^>^^^^^^^^^^ 

II V  a|hi tour  court*  H^  vmt  MihirttjiMJ^^ 
rmboutanf  manner  offt^tyin^^^^ 

•Pourlc  faire  court.  Injuni^ 
tûconckditi  to  isbridîttliië%mê\l^ 

Tenir  court  ï>  re/b^^ 

.  Jhrt^dvmo^imttmeitt:'-^^ 
#aa^  a  toiàlôwfiSiftirt 

à  cchiy.  I  wtU  teach  hmtpibe  mare  duetiftlty  readic^ 

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font  lenttdfleurcs  :Pt6J^tBonèft 
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Couric-poin  te  :  f.  A  ^mlt^  quilted  comaerfêiM. 
Courtcs.fcffcs»  A  Bation-breechi  one  ihdt  ù  pin-bnU 

tocl(i  ;  ^r  hêih  butfmaU  arflender  buttpctis. 
Court-feftu  :  m.  Drâwmg  o/cutts.        ^ 
Courtibanj  w^Courtibau.  A^oât^nfîOHtytong  caf- 
t    fi^KiOr horfemânscoat^ Mme bj a Frince^nCemmath 

derinanarmie.'  •  ;      ^ 

Courtier.  ^.  Courràticf  j  4  Uroiftr^  Horfé-fceurfèr^ 

Htffifiierl  '   •*       ^"  .    '■  ?•,  •  ■    :.;  ^     .        .    ^^■'' 
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Coùrtîiricrc  :  f.  i<  k}nd»f?âlmer^rjeUowijh^anijnti- 

^(egd^vermMe:,  that  abides  almofl  euer  m  the  ground^ 

àHdU%^        enenùe  to  hedfbes  (ejpeclalfy  Onions) 

Courtma|jcs  :  m.  Otrtames  j  hangings  fir  beds^  ormn- 

CourtuWz  f.  ^  Cmiaine^y  and  (in  fortification)  the 
flaine^elféif  the  wall  betweene  hnhporlfe  and  bul- 

Soiis  lïi  {rourtinc  Secretly^  clofely^  priuately^  vnder-:^ 
hofii^/icêrners^hi^ 
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Ipïurtiânic:  f.  CoMrt-Jbif*^  courtise  bebauitm^  ùr  hsh 

ÇôUrtîiannc :  f.  as  Courtifane,  •     -  ''' 

Couttifanncau  :  m.  A  young^  little  5  passltrie,  irfistr^ 
.ukyCourtier.     '  -./*         '  ''  •     .^/-     ^ 

<;^uftîlc:  m.  ce:  £  Courted^  fked  vnto \  intertained 
with  refpeffiue  conlplements  j  alfl^;  fatter ed^  fitwned 
on^eoggedvith. 

Courtiscn  To  courte  nsalfC  cottrtvntoiintertainewith 
all  complements j  or  offices  ofrefpeâi ,  and  obferstasfce  j 
a/fbyto  flatter  y  foothyfin^neoni  cog  withé        '       ''■ 

Courtois i  m«  ifè:  £  CourteousygtntUy debomikni  chi 
séile^y  graiioiMy  bemgne^  affable  ^  tral{ablif,fiire<$ifdh: 
tinned  \complcmeniaU.  '  /  • 

Chambre  courtoU^^H  AuiX\oir^  Chambre  aifée. 
Lance  coUrtoîfir*  A  tilting-ftaffe  i  or^mtee  with  a 
bhntyor bkttonedyheacL^    ^  ^         4  <-     j       • 
QiiifutFra^fob>fî  fut  courtÔi$:Prb«  lie  French 
were  ester  fia  of cùêtrtefie,  v.    11'        ^^     . 

CouitoHêmcnt  Cêuneoufyygentlf^affabh^  betngnefy. 

esuslfy^tratsêujfy.  ^ 

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dittetiPtorXuarteSuimreqtatedeM' 

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Couirée  :  £  A  dayes  worlfO^  due  by  a  Tenant  vnto  his 
Ijord.  See  Corvée*  1  w  \       -  • 

Il  a  fak  Tne  grande  courvée*  He  hath  dosse  a  great 

dayes  wthrlie^e  hath  made  a  Ungdofesiosmsey^  or Jhî 
_  hash  dsfiatcbed  the  tmatter  with  verse  much  toy  le.     . 

Çourvcr.  To  crool^ejbomjbendj  arcb/vaulf. 

Çpufmt.  Sew'mgjor  fowing^ 

Coufr:  £  A  ieâftya  tej^  fleight  matter. 

Coulcinent:  tn.Afèwingi  ofya/eame.  r-  >'^<m^^f:'x. 

Coufin:  tsuAcoufm^l(mfissaM'^lfo^GnatyOrTn^ 
Au  prefter  couiiil,  au^  rendre  fils  de  putain  :  Prov. 
Some  y  when  they  would  borrow  gisse  good  wot  des,  biu 
when  they  fhould  repay^mcft  bad  ones.    ^ 

Coulinagc:  m.iÇjnaredyCo!^^ 

Coufîner  To  clayme  kindred  for  aduantdgey  orparttcu- 
làr  ends  ;  a*  he,  who  to  fasse  charges  in  trauelling^  goet 
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Couiinette  The  name  of  a  certaine  tittle  ted  apple. 
CoiiflegaU:  m^  Mefetistpcarne  mingUd^l^npicd. 
Qoviffct.Tobutt^m'iurre^Ti^^  ^ 

CoufCcutim.  A  buttery  iurrer.         ^      ■ 
G)ufli:  nv  TkfnameofafmâU  (but  excellent)  blacli 

Coufhn:  nu  AessfbioisioJ^ms.  ft 

CoumneC  !  ou  a  cuflànety  orlittkct^m }  alfi^afiuf' 
fing,  or  boulftering  vfed  in  womens  garments  yV^  one 
Jboulder  is  bighet  then  another,  tomate  shemfiemt 
ftrasght  though  they  be  natyat/b/tcs4hitset,or  bonifier  of 
folded  TsumnjUyed  on  ûpeflaifier  of trwound. 
Cou{rirKtdthkSk.Thefie0siit^ 
buttockes. 

Couflinec  de  la  trompe.  Thefirft  bed,  or  cosiching  of 
ftoneSfOn  the  right  hand  of  the  vault  ofûfe  out-'mttyini 
roome  Trompe.  \  / 

CoufHaeuX:  nueuie:  £  FuUof,arfioredwiih,citJb'h 

mts\alfèyfoflasacupà§n*yfiitovfeaiaci4tion* 
Couflbn:m«  The  gufiat  of  a  ^t^  or  fmocl^e  *,  aifo^i 

aùte,§rsreemU.     \    * 
Coil^i  va;^Co^hariei,exp€nce. 

Couf^ange:  B.  4»Couft. 

Couftangeuxt  m.  euie:  f.  Dttro,  cofilie,  cbarie- 
able.  •■  ^  ■:.  .■.;:•■  .%-•■•:■•         -  ^-'^  ':..-■•.. 

Couftau  :  m.  A  little  hiU^  rifing  offfosmi }  â  Vomit 

^:  iff  high  gfround.  ^  -  % 

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time.    ■■•      ■  ■•  ■■  '  ■    .  ■      ,.  ;  "vA- ■--..,  ,,:••.. 

CooRé.(Tlie  Partie^  «fCw^tr^etllL ,,     v 

Coufteau  :  n.  *â  mfi^  whittle  i  «^>W/,  if  f* 
w]^Jiuh  (lUtbig  wettfin  \  âlfi^  Ae  prwe^B  fiatbtr  » 
4  Hémlltt  mug,  teârmeé  h  •»  FoMilenurs  (fltfif^' 
mngedtigmkei)tbeCtit^'^t^  «v  ..•?*:. 
Coitftcaumarm,oudeiner.  The 'PfntJ9^Vel' 
^',»tm^4Md  remi  fheUM.efâbn^^tadj&r 
mg  eêUmg^fime  ptrts  efFrmee^  the  Skm^m 

'  émafyfimFreiub  Authors,  the  SwmeL/Ub,  are  4» 
eMttedh,  -  -      f!^ 

Cbuittautles  moiflont.  CemeSeéff,  ^Jl^f ^fi 
CenU'CUienjtheriffftGUdeit^ 
Coufiéau  I  pici  ^  Shoemlftrs  retmi  (9f^ 

Coufteau  à  roopitt,  T^  Mjè  vherem^  tmf* 
kmders  cut  the  teams  ^ their  iaàtQ.  .   . 

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Ifniues. 

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Couftcmeii 
Coulk-poii 

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deere.    V. 

Couftiet:  n 

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fiyd fence.)   ^  /     \   ^-  • 

.  Pied  dc  couftcaU.i<  PAîy  ^^  Sbuffleboord  wnhJ^eyes, 
alimfibeingtbemarké. 

Au  pain,&  au  couftfeau  ^ycc.FamiliaryConuerfant^ 
a  daylie  comfsfAonyhàyle  feUowweUmetymth.  i 

Sc  couper  de  fpnj>ropre  coufteau.  To  cHt  bmfilfi 
mtb  b:^ûiv ne  l(ni^ i  See  Coixpcv. 
louer  des  couftcaux.  To  fight  ^combat  y  bkl{erjbat' 
taile  ;  to  come  to  open  v^arre^  to  lay  luflify  about  him  y . 
X     ^'y^>  to  feed  eager  lyy  befttrre  bïmfilfi  at  a  Table^  fill 
hotly  to  bistiiluaU.r^  ...        > 

Les  coutteaux  dc  Ichaa  Color,  Tun  vaut  1  autre  : 
Prov.  Sr^ Color.       *;,  .      t^     ;      . 

Dans  vnc  gaine  d'or  vn  coufteau  de  plomb  :  Pra 
A  leaden  fm/dmagoldefifhcatb  ;  a  foule  heart  ma 
faire  bodie.     \  ■  '  :^  v 

Peu  peut  bailler  1  (on  efcuyçr  cjui  fon  coufteau 
leche:  Prov.  ivhcr^  the  MaifterpmHes  iheferuants 
pine  I  or  y  be  cancan  others  but  ^little  that  hath  but 
little  fir  himfeffè.  /  ;  ' 

Selon  la  gaine  le  COtifteail  :.  Prov.  Jn  kfftde  avfwe- 
table  vnto  the  outfide.  V        -  ^ 

Selon  le  pain  il  faut  le  çouftéau  :  Prov.  (Lilie  our) 
thecoataccordht^tothi^loth. 
Wti  mefme  coufteau ttc  coupe  le  pain^Sc  le  doigt: 
Pro.O;^^  l^nifè  both  cuts  me  br  eadyand  my  finger^  (fiid 
of  any  thing  that  one  while  belpes.  and  another  while 
hurts.)  ,       : -• 

Couftclct  :  m.  A  littli  \nife\orfrford.      ^  .  ^ 

Couftclcux.  Full  aforfurnjfhed  with J^mt^es.  ^ 

Gaine  coul^çufkyAJheatb  wbub  is  neuer  without 
:   Ipiiues.      '  *   •   ■:-"^"  "••  ■  -i^   .;,  '•■:..  .    •    ,    _       •■  .. 

G)ufteliçr  :  m.  A  Cutlet^  maimer  ofl(niue5.     ■  *•  m 
'  Couftellcriç  :  t  A  Cutters  fhop^or  wor^e-houfe.       r 
Cc^cmçm:  m.  Ce^t  s  yond  charges."    ;      ^^ 
Coulk-ppintc  :  £  ^  counterpoint ^  or  double  couer-^ 

let.  ■■^''-  ^  i''-'^  '^'^  :  "    -ilk  ': ■■.:'  ■'■;'■ 'S  v"». ■^:'^--" , •  /■  V,-  ■■'■■;•■#  "^  ■  ■  ^p 

Couftch  To  cojiy  in  Price  ;  (  Cecy  me  coufta  cent 
livres  ;  Igaue  a  htmdred  pounds  for  thk\  Telle  chofe 
nç  œc  couftc  guercsJ  bauefucb  a  thing  for  bttle^or 
nothi^^)  •:-,^,;;_..-  ,;j,  ' ''■^'^M-.r.A^  -.  .•• '^'•^. ::•■:' ;•' 

Coiifte  &  vaille,  tvhaifoeuer  come  ofit^  bowfoeuer  1 
come  by  it  j  at  what  pricey  or  feriUfoeuer  I  biQit  j  or  y 
1  care  noiwhat  Ipayfiritfi  H  be  good;  ..-  ^ .  .  v 
Compere  dc  la  Pouille)éouftc3&  ddpbuillc  :  I^ro. 
(Sea  of  a  dangeroHi  companion)  one  tb^t  will  both 
feed  on  joUy  and  filch  frémyouy  and  at  length  wholly 
fleece  you  ;  See  Pouille.  - 

Couftcux  :  m.  cUft  :  t  Oifl&e ,  cbargeabUy  very 

Couftet  :  m.  ere  :  £  wide^fideyorofonijldc  j  alfoyos 

Cottier*-  ^...,..;.*:,v..^.  .,*M^ 

Côuftîl.  M  Càutil}  rf  tickefira  bed,    ^     '^v*^.^, 

Couftilîét. /aCoultillfch  '--...-.'^^-^^..y'^ :'■■:-: 

gouftijiadc-  5ee  CoutiUade^  ^-^^^^^  f  ^  ^ 
Couftille  :  tA^  of  long  PMfàard^vfidheretofire 

^^ftUle:  mi  ce:  f.  Ofi  fhrucken.  or  jiaUed  wàh  a 

Couftillcr.TdJïrîte,«^«tf*,^e«Wîtfc4  Coiiftille.  % 

J^rallcur.4»Couftiffict.  ^   i 

CouftilUcrtm.  Ani^iàrttoftheboiitianAmour- 

Mtrnnito  à  }^ht  ;  thefèfkant  of  a  àun  at  Arms  y 


cientLaiVy  or  Cuflome  m  a  countrey-yalf^y  a  Ckjlom^ey 
lmpofttionyTa,yyToU  3  alfoya  cnjioma^rie  Twenty  Sir  nice  y 
.   Of  Tetture\  atfojhezfi  ofoffrculome  in  ^another  mans 
^  woods yCn  grounds.  j^     -v      ;lt^l  • 

La  petite  couftume.  is  (in  mofijlàces)  a  feriniefor 
an  OXyCoïP^Pipcofwi^CyOr  load  of  come  foldyand  car-  ^ 
ried  out  oftht  Territorie  beloïigtng  to  a  Lord  lujticcr\ 
fir  other  Icfjc  beafiSyas  Hogs^and  Sb}epya  balfepcmuCy 

-  or  ÎMaille  ;  for  a  cart -load  ofmoucables  iii  j  d.Tourn: 
for  a  Horfcloady  i  j  àj^fbr  a  mans  bur thenya  pcunie.  '\   ' 

^.  Droid  de  couftumc.  isÇm  NormàndiejthcrcU  thats\ 
p(fyedfi>r  commodities  vttered  in  the  x^Marlict  place  y 
ani1)y  the  cujlomc  of  grand  Perche,  a  pennie  T<  vurn: 
due  vnto  the  Lord  (that  bath  low  lurisdiilion)for  eue- 
ry  fburC'footcd  beajl  (not  milch)  that  hath  becnc  brcdy 
bought  yartd  de  liueredyWithiub^  Territorie. 
Proift  de  groflc  couftume.  L<wi^^  Droiift. 
Prendre  heritage  en  couttume.Ti!?///  is  on  co7iditicn 

'  .to  pay  yearely  a  certaine  quantitjc  ofCornCyOr  Hcymcs\ 
which  if  they  be  vvpayed  (haumg  bcene  dem'aurJcd) 
threeyearei  together ^the  U/îdlordmay  reenter  ;  a^hc 
may  alfPyifthe  thing  be  aliened yor  fold  without  his  con- 

.  fent  ;  or  if  the  Tenant  die  without  iffuc  lawftl/y  begot- 
ten.    .    ^  ..  '.y  y.     ,  ;••    ^:..,. 

Gaftcau,  &  mauvaife  couftume  fc  doivent  rom- 
i)re:Prov.  (For  the  one  does  no  goodytbe  other  much 
mrtyffitbekept) 

Le  loup  alla  d  Rome,&  y  laifla  de  fon  poil,  mais  r  i- 
.  ende  fçs  couftumcs:  Prov.  The  Wolfe  went  v7ito 

]  Komeyand  there  left  part  of  his  coaty  but  none  of  his  lU 
'ConditwnSybehindhim.  ; 

Couftumcric  :  (.Actiftome-tallingyOt  cu^ome-leuying-y 
/ilfoya  Place^PaJfage^or  Libcrtie^whereunto  cufiome  is 
due.  ■    '    '  .         '•  ■  >/■        ■  •■•  -    '   -:  .^  .     '•  ^ 

Couftiimjer  :  m,  A  cujlomarie  tenant^or  tenant  by  cuâ- 
^  tome  -J  a  Copie-botder }  See  Couftumicrs. 

Couftumicr  :  m,  ere  :  f.Ct^ftomarieyV/ka Unwonted Jn- 

■  '  ucterate.  ^;     ■  '■^;  ^  -^  ■*.    •.     ;■  ^      -n,     - 
Aides  couftumicrs.  as  Aides  chcyels-L<j(4^  Aides. 
Bourfécouflimiiere.  Apurchafeôf  land  made ^  or 
price  giuen  for  a  purcbafcy  by  a  yeoman^  Roturier,  or 
ignoble  per  fbn.      f     . 

Pais  couftumicr.-r<  country  that  s  altogether  gouer- 
ned  by  particular  cuflomes'y(as  mojl  of  the  Prouinces  in 
France  be.J 

Quint  couftumicr.Ti&f  portion  of  younger  breilnren 
in  tbi  inheritance  left  by  their  father  i  xchub  is  (by  the 
cufiome  of  diners  places)  asfifipartonelyy  diuided  a- 

^  \  mong  them.  ■  ^ >'-^  ■  ^■^^:^'^-'-'<^  '  '  ':'m  ^'^  -^  '^^^^■-.  v.  ' 

CoufÇimiercment.  Ordinarily yvfually y  commonly ycu- 
ftomarily-y  after^oraccord'mgiOytbe  ordinarievfcyand 
.   cufime.y'^^^^^^  -^r--:i-m: 

Couftuinictl.  J*i/»^/«7^inrf  experienced  Uvpyers] 
who  are  able  to  informe  theimrt  wbai  the  LaWy  and 
''  locall  ci^omesareinany  cajfh''"^^^ 

Coufture  :  f.  A  Seame.        ^      -4  I; /.\*  ^ 
Couftur  e  încarnatiuc.  Lool^e  Inc^irnatif.     ' 
Herbe  fans  coufture.  Adders  tongue ySerp^it  tongue. 
Desfi^it  à  plate  coufturC  f^ttertp  debated  i  oua- 
.  throwne  borfi  and  man.  -       v      viX.a  ^ 

-  Harengud:  à  plate  coufture.T^  maf^  a  rudtyplaine, 
-^  orbomeliCyOration.  ^^-^^  ---u 

Dc  forte  coufture  dure  dcfchirure:  I^o-  ^firong 
feamefirongfyrent  afimdef. 
CouftUrtef^  m.  A  TaybryOrBotchtrx^aSeamfier^^Oya 
-"^^^ktUredwwmefrfiyyOftbe  kmd  ofMMthtu  v  ^ 

^  A  cc  drap  co\\u\xnciS.To  this  gearOyti  ityfit  tèitmy 
.    oMiftersilets  roundly  about  this  bufineffe-y  Uêl(0  Drap. 

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CouAuricrs  :  ni.  C^taine  long  mufcles  in  the  outward 
Part  of  the  thifbywhkh  they  malft^abU^to  crop  one 
leg  ouer  the  other.    ^      v  ^'^         -    **     v 

Çoufti:  m.uc:  (.Sewed'jidmeiyflitched^fiinèdtos^e' 
ther 'y alfo^pierced^oredyrHn through.  >;  ^^ 

Vn  vifagc  coudi.  ^  wr milled j .  or  a  writhen  vifage^ 
that  looses  a4  if  the  sl(in  thereof  had  beene  gathered ^or 

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Coufyrc  :  f.  BugleyComfrcy^WaUr^ort. 
CouUU :  m.'  A  hillofl(e0  little b^i  a  Downe^or  high 

ground. 
Coûte  :  f.Afeame  j  as  in  Coûtes. 
Couteau.  A  tpiifè^&c.See  Coufteau.     • 
Coutelas  ;  m.  .A  Cutùlas^  Courtelas^  orjhort  fivordy 
'  fir  a  man  at  armes.  ^     w  :  *    ;        :, 

CoutelafTc  fur  Ic  yifagc  :  f.  ^  pjhouer  the  face  mth 
'■  aCuttelas.      -l-iiu'  .  '■'^,  "'     •■.•:.■ 

Coutclaffé:  m4e:  f»  Woundedjflajh€dyOrflric\enwith 
aCutteias.  .  JiW-  ''.k.- --■■  y  •  •,■  ^'-^^ 

Coutclaffcr.  ToiMtmdyJIapjyCutyOrflriliewitba  Cut-- 

telas.      ..^'   ^^:|l•■^•■■•'•■^^<■•î■^V       '.  ,-:^i^'-'- 
Coutdcu.4;yCoyieau<îcmër.     ;    ^*^^  • 
Coûtes:  f.  The/èames  j  qr  diftanccs  that  arc  betrpeene 

Planl{eandPlanl(e(majhip.)      #     r     ^  ' 
,  Coutil  :  m.  A  Tickeyor^tltflufedmthflocliSyTi^P^ 
:^  or  feathers-^  MattrefféyWooU-bedyFlûcli'bedyFeatber- 

bedm.  -1  •>,.■■■,  .  ^-  • 

Coutilladcs:  f.  Hacf[esygaJheSyWipes,cuts^wouni^gi'' 

uen  or  rriade  by  edge^tooUs.  ^  "^  ^ 

Couton  :  m.Ajàggot'fticl(e\àrythe  thulfefiallie  iffome 

PlantSyOsofCabbagey&c.  '    ^i»  y 

Coutonncr.  To  cudgeUytljwacl(ejbafleybelamme. 
Coucrc:  tn.  as  Cotcxct  (in  the  firji  fence.) 
Coutrc  :  f.  as  Coutil  (/»  /fee  Utter  fence.) 
Coiitrcpointcr.  (injlead  ofContxcipoïn&ctyto  qmlt. 
Couture.  Sec  Coulture.       *     ^         ^  * 
Couvadc  :  f-  ^  Couvée  j  oryos  Gouvernent. 

Faire  la  couv  zdc.To  fit  ccfwringyOt  sl((ml(ingi»itbin 
'  dores  ;  to  lm\e  in  the  campe  when  Gallants  are  at  the 

BatteU\  (any  way)  to  play  leajt  in  fight. 
Couvatfon:  t  4;^  Couyement.  ."^-r:  .-■.,--m^,^^' 
Couvé  :  m.  éc  :  f«  Brooded fet  aniycouered  orcowred  o^ 
,  ueTycherifbedyOr  l(eptwarm€\batcbid*ybredyar  broHght 

to  perfimonjby  bie'tni  cMtmisaUyfeton. 

Couve  de  mauvaÎH^  pie.  Ill-bredy  of  an  euiU  tace^ 

çomeofaneuiUlfind. 
Couvecendre*  A  la^e  huswifi^one  that  is  euir  ban-- 

gbsgbernofiouer  the  fire.  v  .        / 

\  Couvée  de  pounins;f.^  broodyOrbatcbingofcbicl(jatSi 
U    as  many  as  cftme  of  one  fitting^ 
Couvdequc:  (•The  Mofapotyorcup.(r.nx.) 
Couvemcat:  m.  A  brodding^fittingon^ccmiMgoueri 
^    acbiriflàng/nlfiephigwannei 

Couvement  de  pou^CmSéA  broodmgjsr  batcbfog  of 

cbkl(jms  Î  otyf  broody&c  ^ét  Convée* 
Couver.  To  broêd^  onyor  corpse  ouer  j  to  cheripsjfeepe 
^  warmey  breedyOr  brmg  tôPerfèOion  (by  a  comimail 

fittingofsery)Henee  a^Oytobatcb. 
1    Couver  va  mauvais  oeuf.  To  nonrifi  an  Ut  def 

pi^"  ■  --.'.■■•'■ 

:i  Elle  y  peut  bien  pondra  mats  elle  n'y  cCHiyera 

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Coixvctclc:  m.  A  Cot^fTyOr  Li/. 
Couvercle  digne  du  chaudctoh  :  Prgy.  A  Couer 
good  enough  for  the  Cauldron.  '■<  ^^ 

Tel  pot  tel  couvercle  :  Prov.  Such  fot  fucb  j^ot-lidy  ' 
lil(e  maifletlil(e  man.  *  ^v  '         *     ^^ 

Couverellc  :  f.  Afittinghenne.  ^^    i  y/v  .;  -    .  - 
Couvert  :  m.  A  Couer t  ia  wooddleplotyOr  cottntrey  fa 
place  full  ofbufhesyand  trees  j  alfffythe  coueringyorfitr^ 
nitwre  of  Table  for  the  meale  ofdVrinct ,  &c  j  alfo^  4 
yoi^ng  Shad  (caUedfo  in  Anjou.)  -  (^ 

Nousfommes  mal  i  couvert  (bus.  fvee  are  iUJha^ 
dctved^rfhrtrwdedvnder.:  ■-^-^uj^M^^^t^^^^ 

Couvert:  ip.erte:f.  Cotter edyvayled\  clofed-yfecreiy 
hidden  \  buried  ;  ouercafiy  ouerfhadpwed  ;  cUrwdieyOr 
darbenedyos  a  tbingouerpjadowed.  ' 
Çiet  couvert.  An  inheritance  for  which  bomagf  and 
fèaltie  is  dene  jnr  hath  beene  duty  offered^  vpon^bange 
\ of tbeTenantyfir Tenure.  .  :  a 
Homme  couvert,  Ajlillnfilentyoirclofefitlm^. 
Les  r âchapts,&  arrérages  de  cens  c6uverts«^;f  iii^ 
fotute  pofjejfim ,  "w  prtfaiption  j  a  quiet  eniaying  cf 
land  held  byCcnSyfbrthirtseyeares  together. 
Les  rachapts  d'un  ûç(couwcTts.Happening,or  fallen 
bcfbretherecéitofbomageandfiattiey  oradifcbarge 
giuen  by  the  lord  to  the  vafJaUfwr  them  y  and  without 
anyrefetuationoftbem\foii.Athehatbnowayto  get 
them  but  by  Adion.  •  ^  ^^ 

Vin  couvert.  Redyblacl(e^or  darhf-coiowred  wme.  ''^ 
Le  feu  plus  couvert  eft  Ic  plus  ardent:  Prov.  The 
fire  V(fats  couered  mofi  burnes  mofl  j  or,  the  pwrc  tit 
hiddeji  the  hoterit  burnes. 

Couverte  :  £  A  CouerUtyOr  bed-^couering.        ^    ^ 
Tirer  la  couverte  de  fon  cofté.  Loolfe  Tiren       ■ 

Cou  vertement.  Couertfyy  clofèlyyfccretlvyobfcureljiy 
*      darl(lyypriuilyyvnderhand.       •      i^>v  ' 

Çouvertoir  :  m.  A  triclfèy  or  Engin  whetemtb^ater- 
fbwte  is  oaught.  v    .-       > 

Couverture  :  f.  A  couerturoyor eouering]  an arrayi^ 
ctaatimgysladdingydttiringi^^apparretly  fp^ 
attire  i  a^Oya  bidingyvaylingy  obfcurtngy  mter-mdaw- 
ingialfbyacouerletyorcostefingforabed^     -4  ■- 
Couverture  de  maifen.  The  roofe  of  a  boap^  \ 
Couverture  de  murailles .  The  flaifteringy  daw- 
inng^  vrifiterliming,  pargetting,  rougbicafiing^alfo^be 
Copings  of  walls. 

Couverture  vduc.  Un  Jrijh  Ru^  MantUy  or  ca- 
dowe. 

^ous  coixvcttlimàtf^  Pander  t 
colour  yof. 

CouvLoeuf  couvi*  ^n  addle jeggOy  orarotunegff 
(that  batb  beene  fit  an.)/    ^  -I 

Couvine  :  f.  Il  en  jc»it  bica  toute  la  co.  Her  k  wH 
acquaimed  With  their  fac\âmibeliium 
ti)e  matter  bash  beene  canrndi 

Couvoir  ;  m.  A  bennesn^\  tbeplacewberefbsptber 
egges^  alfo yf  be  height yOr  topyrf ahedinaptrdif* 

CcHivoiter^  See  Convoiter.  -^ 

Couvrantes  :  f.  Gofjymeare  j  or^be  wbiiejondeolrweb' 
bltetxkalatims  wbi^ffye  abroad  mb^tStmnkv^^ 
tber.  •    . 

Couvre-chef  :  m.  ^  i(^^^/?. 

Couvre-coeur.  Ti^r  JMcardiumyi  tVmûîvajnmf' 

braneyipberewitb  the  heart  is  couered.  , 
Couvretnenc:  m.Aconermgy^9nc^^n^  ^'^Î!^ 

finringi  burying;  vs^fUn^  essercafiinjg^  oaerflf^ao^ 

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Couvre-rive.  hânke-coiurini,Ib9ate^iàTfoundm.  '4i 
Couvrir.  To  €oueri  vayle,cloalcti  hide  ^€onciâle,  flop  fir 
clojè  Vf  i  to  hoodwinke,  ouetf^ead,  oaercafty  ouerjha- 
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BuUsyOndfuchother  great  beafls.)  /  -^  ^-■■ 
Couvrir  le  feu  de  fon  fîvacier.  A  Lord  to  feife^  of 
mel(e  an  entrie  vportyhu  tenants  land  for  default  of  pay- 
ment of  the  rents  ^  rights^  and  fèruues  duevnto  him  % 
which,  as  it  ftemesj  is  done  by  ral(ingoHt^  or  couering 
ouerjthe  fire  fiund  in  the  tenement 


his  mouth  (hit)  mto  afleJUie  bafen  ;  alfo^to  play  a  mad, 
•  find^retcbleffefir  càeleffi,  part.         ^ 

Cncher  Yfi  lacobiiu  LoolieUcotiin.         ' 
CtaiCheut:m.Afpitteryfpariplcr,^atterer. 
Cracqucr.  as  Craquer.  / .   * 

Cragc  :  £  as  Croye.  Chall^ei  (a  rufiicalf  word^) 
Qxzici  Î.  as Ctojz.  Chalice.  ^ 

Craies,  wild  Teares^choa\e  Pèares. 
Craignait.  "Dreading, fiar'mg , doubting^fedoiàbiingj 

fiandingin  avH  of.  i  ,     -^ 

Craillanent  :  na.  The  croAl(mg  of  a  Rauen^or  Toad.   • 
Crailler.  4i  Croailler.  '  -*  *  / 

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Couvrir  leur  raftelicr.S^f^Raftclier.  %4m 

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iU  dealing  with  idle,  and  infnfficient  pretences  \  toal- 
.  ledge  fir  himfelfi  excufts  ,vri3kh  rather  condemne,then 

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Côuyol:  m*^  Coyon 

Coy  :  m.  A  Sinke\  or,as  Foflc  coye. 

Coy:  m.  coyc:  i^mt,pU,peaceable,calme,reflfiU, 

hufht  I  See  Quoy.      '|  .; 

Fottç  coyc.  ATriuiejfaJj^esjhotifè  of  Office. 
Coyzn:  n,  A  returmd^or  htpp{after 
Coyed.  ^  Gayer,  f  Pic.   ^ 
Ooyeinent.  ^ietly,peaceabh,Jlitly^  cahnelyyfiberly  j 

patientfy.  -V.    •  ' •■  :  \  ^'  4-|  -.'^  f;- .' ' '  ■■^p  .-..^'^ 

CoyriKaux:  m.  A  kfnd  of  Cherries^ 

CoyQn:ir..  A  coward,  cuUion,fiowndreU,ba/efillgw, 

ftùt^t^fearted  companion.      |\\     \ 
Coyonnade:  £.  A  cowardliejirciiJRonlie  triclie,a  bafi, 

or  dafkrdlii^part.  .  \\v  ^ 

Côyonnetîe:  f.  Bafe  rognerierelfiMrdife,  tuttiohne- 

CoypeIlé:m.ée:f.  Chipped^  aljfiJthwyted^itled,or 

cHtasëfticl(e,&c.  .  /.f.       w 

Coypellcr-  To  chip\alfp,  to  tbt^yte^  or  cut  4fiicl(e, 

CoyrauL  5«  Coiraux.         /  \)        " 

Coyte:  f.  ^ietnejfe,  calmenefle,peaeeablinefie,  gen- 

tUneffi^^patianci^fhbemtfle.  ,  \ 

Cojrtes.E  Tacliesigreai7{opesifedaboà  the  (marne) 
):^rktleofafiip.      ■     •.,:..  :  ^A^:^'^-'.'''^  %  ^    .- 

M)ytis.  as  Covces.  TU1(e }  4r,  the  Uew^rewéd  jtuffe 
whereof  Tic{a  for  beds  dramâdt  i  alfi,  4  bed^ 

Coyt$.4yCoytts.  ti^ 

Qrabbat  :  m.  ate:  f.  ÇomeHe^fafer/lecentJntmlfome, 
-^^gfociousyofafmtit  prefhuêtjÊKfjÊli  to  the  ejo. 
^nhtotiim.  A  Hornet.  W 

y^xztim.A€raclfe,orthsngthatcrêcl(jÊî.  ^^     \^:^^ 
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Oauchzt\m.SpM^  ^^ 

Cradle:  oL  ée;  f.  spot,  or  patted  out  j  f^ered^  he^ 

C*eftoir%  tout  craché-  Ho  tefimbUd  him  ht  euerie 
^   pttrtihiwmmtilfiebbioMifhikadbiem^itoutof 

hkmosMk  '^  I 

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Loot^eKn.  •  ■  •'  -T  .,;i,  ^  U':f  ^  '^''''[AM  ^-.  -, 
Crajne  :  m.  ThesliHU,or  brame^jpariofthe  bead. 
Crainfer.  ToJhrint(em,  or  together*,  {alfo,to  crat\le)  as 

Parcbement,&€pthrowne  into  the  fire.  ^ 

Craint  :  m.  aintt!  :  f.  Dreaded,fiaredi  doubted, redoubt 
ted. 

Crainte  :  f.  Feare,dread'y  awe, doubt  ofredoubimg. 

Craintif:  mJue:  f.  FearefiU^readingjtmerouS'ybafi- 
fill,  cowardlie^  daftàrdlie,  faint-hearted,  whitehne^ 
red.        ■■.-.^■m   ■     •  ■\..-  ■  ■'■■#'■•••  •■       ■-•  ■  '•' 

Craintivement.  VearefiUj,  timer ouflj,  with  a  fiant 

■  heart.  .-       ,. ..      ',../■ .  •  • 
Craïon.  Sf e  Crayon..  : 

Cx2mz\^cxti^.The  p§l''hang€r,orpof4ïoot(es.       * 
Cramas:  m.  Stones  tomefiom  rocl^esby  tempos,  inwu 

dations^  the  violent  wml(mg  of  the  fia. 
CtKtio\(\im.CrimfoHcoèour. 

Sot^xiCXmno\Ç\.  An  Affeiu  graine.  X 

Cramoifi:  m.  ie  :  f.  Crmfon,  Crimfin-coloured,  of  a 

Crimfonhue.  *  ^  •^; 

Cxzxn^if. The  Crampe.  '    - 

La  cratîlpc  du  pied  d'un  cheval. /ffeor/bTw^^ 

Les  gouttes  crampes.  Convul fions  :  tenfwm]  orfltfe* 

neffe  of  the  mufctes,€aufed  by  fharpe,  andgrofle  vapors 

inckfid  amof^the  Membranes. 
CramjpNclle  ?  t  A  GrampeU,Grit,or  Vungarfifh. 
Oampon  :  ro.  A  Cramp-yron  j  a  bool(e^or  crampe  tfy- 

Crampon  de  oiir^i^  to^e,or  tab,ofJeather4  ;  | 
Les  cran^nç  d'un  fer  de  cheval  CauU(es*,or^auU 

■  l(mgs.  ■'/•'    ''  ;>K:*/''    '  '^^-^■^^^•"''^'■•'  -'  ^'^  ■•'■■■•'  '■"'-  /--^ 
Cramponné  Jikée:  £  loyntd,ot  fifUned  wUh  crampe 

-  yrons  ;  aifijtàtched,hafped,bool(ed\  looped*,  caulked. 
Cramponner.  To  ioyne,  orfiffien  together  with  Cramp- 

yrons\  alfi,totatch,haspe,hoo1^*,loelpe*,eaull(e. 
Cran^onnet  :  nu  A  Bttle  Crâmp'jrouitact(e,or  hope. 
Crme:ttï4TbesliuU,braini'pêUyOrbouiofthohead. 
Cranequin:  m.  The  Gaffle  of  a  Croffe-boiwyoTUa  Creo- 

nequm  ;  ^o^  Engin  for  batterie,vredin  oldthm. 

Oranequinier  :  txi*A  Crofk^bow  mànÇwhetffer  he  ferue 

'  em  horfibackiflf  onfoot)or,as  Crennequinier  ;  aljfo^  an 

(mfirim)  Officer  ,f  bat  hadju  old  time,the  condufUou  of 

watfitfo  Engmes.  .\    4 

Crannequin.«Cranequlii^^      r  "     ^  , 

QxwmAi  m.  ATtifi    iV  ■  .,       .-• 

Crapaud  de  ner.  •nefkéi^r§*d\  m  ùUilttytM'vi^ 

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uâanfe  des  crapaiMk  U  sute,  m  Gtammut 

Itm  efloit  chaîné  coounevnçnptua  «le  pluoies. 
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Crapaudcau  :  m.  Aytta^^  Imk^THtd' 
CrapàudiiK  :  ù  Tht  fi»»t  Cbelopiicis ,  tft  (W  TW- 

PÎMot  pkjcf,  mr  tmim,  m  tkt  kttttm  ^a  Cêti  ifme 
afomrwml^mncâUUytbtfêU,  • 

Oapaudoii:  m.  v</«aMi|T#«ii, 
Cri^C  :  m.  'fbt  Crâbftfb  tewQntâyâ  PM^ar.  ^ 

Gnppaudc  :  f.  lhtfts.r*ad,9rfefi-T>mU;  (â^  tuifitt 

êi^  r4uewut4  fijk)  *  ' 

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Crapule  :  £  Tih$M^Miufe,  m  druHktnfmJHU9i  j  feo**- 

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Craquelin  :  m.  A  CrackntB,  mxdtoftheyd^  •fnt"» 

'     WAier^JiavKri  ad  fàfiifBti  Itîft  é  btUt0  trptdUi 

!  Craquement:  m.  .^««♦«ItfrMlwijgjfia/iwg. 
Çraquancnt  des  dent$«nb<  crâftmiffib*  tfttb. 
Criq.iCT.Tocraclt!i,tocrealfeit»crtfitftocUifit.     •  • 

Craquetant:  m.  ante:  £  Crsd^ini,  at^lfiki  f^'fi^i 

tfttO.  ^  , 

Cerceau  a aqJictant,  Tbeurt'mi  cinU  m4de  tj  a 
Tcijcoclft  wuh  bu  taffU  y  bj  â  Turlfk-cHlfjt  vfitk  bu 

QxzC[\xç.ltl.Ofttntoctat}i(^tAlfeycU^^iffi. 
^  I  Craquctist  m.  An  often  crealfin^tclajbrni,  erefffiigi 

cr^jhiiig,  -        m 

Cras.  M  Croyc.  ci)j%.fViIla^eois. 
Cras- 4»  Chràjes  ;  CW^.Pr4»M.  .'  * 

Craflè:  £  (Thkk-gtowru)  filthy  «r  ÊrdMft  yfitrnfie, 
^  {UttiflfiufcigrufiHtjfty  tamimife,  mâfiiMt^i  kfth- 
.  fèmearrâj.  _ 

CrafTe  àc  bronze.  Tbe  ilfiimme  pfmtlui  lr«^ 

QnSc^t\ztcl^'DMdT>§\tb€ikfUttthét0fm 

thtbead^&cMc»fi>king,&^ 
Craffeufcnnicn^  rtUtà^^nn^  rHf^^^^'^f^^hfi*- 

ae^^flMUiflitf.         %,; 
Crafleux:  m.  cufc  :  £  TUihie^iaf.eyhitm£4jk9ptd' 

Jtdju^ty  difrtit,  JhMeaU,  jiMttiJIbj  fifU  ifvmUtm». 

ju/jèffiiUoffrdMte.  %        ^ 

Plus  crafleux  que  la  caflê  d'un  Mefeau.  iiêfeltMib- 

fomttkèMdù^mé^ 

I  Crafhtic:£*»Craflituile. 
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Cji9^fOfm€vrêfMU^màrm'mincêlêmt\  êlfêy  to 
éréfwAê/kfitina,  et  md^i  thifirfi  étAU^î^f  €  Pic. 

tmt.         .'  -v     ->•••: 

Crcabic.  4V  Crédible  ;  ir^Croyablc 

Crcac.ou  Créai  i  tf  ^/i^XMi.  fLtnguccL 
Crcac  de  Bufc.  Ttir  S^4M.)§^.     - 

Créance:  €  FmK  Mafii  trufl,  efgntt,  mfiJince, 
ê^ê^ç9H!uiiiii^êr  a^féulêHfntjft  ^  «//i,  credU  with 
Oi^ihâMU^  éti  ;  Aif^  a  dehi  imiru/Ud  i  sfù^  dnible^ 
UiOii  êifffÂenfin  of^t  obedieiuc  vmo^  ptiaptsiâlfi^ 
bnuuêiêyt^fkflMm^  iêrriége^  good  #r  Ul  mâniun }  élfo^ 
M  $4fie^  ^ifi)  tâlftw  êfagâther  mam  meât\  alfo^â 
Hâw((is^â9ts. 

La  errance  d' un  Emblflàdeur .  The  efeélyêrful^ 
ft49Ci  if  bù  Emba^âge^  n fined  vutû  bu  ormi  rt- 

ijmxt%  de  créance  •  tetttn  êfbrëfi^  and  cfedena  ; 
wherem  thi  writer  wUls  ^  thât  bk  mefsengerbe  cre^ 
dued  m  thêfe  thmgi  which  beJhâU  diHuur  by  word  cf 
mêuth.  ^^ 

Cx^dDCtt'Tpprtanfii  to  é^swe  by  bùprHnfi^  trndtr- 
ta^vpMbùwmd(r,m.)  êlft^f  tâ^ ânêtbtr wumt 
maifgrdm^iiffL^tbeUfier.i 

CicincïCT:m.Amdit0r,0rtru^, 

Crcancicre:  f.  ^  aedkrix  j  the  vdêmtn  that  truf- 
tab,    ':■  ■     '.. 

Créateur  :  m.  A  Cuâtêr  \  makfrjramer-yftuada. 

Creation  :  £  A^têtmyereâtiMgtfrMÙagt  mâl^mg, 

GKaJ[me:iAtrutmeiétbmitMdeêfiutllHMg, 
Il  eft  creature  (Ttm  tel  Seigneur.  £j[e  ù  tbe  ereàtttre 
^y  V bêtb  beau  uulji  êéummtdbjy  fkcbmiJtrd  i  ht 
bétbimadebimâU  tbâiheitybiafiirléftbebiid  betne 
ÊfmwttUtb^ereêt^êMthtr'ttie,   *  . 

Crécerelle  :  f .  ^  7(fUtk ,  «r  Çlacke  fir  children  to 
ftp  mtb  ;  âlfiy  €t^ftr*Uy  Fleù^^,  «r  Fati' 

Ccn^eocc^wCroMice.  * 

-  Tefinoing  <ie  credence.  That  defofet  mufy  what  he 
beleetinttr  thpU^et  ù  frMjmth^âXfâifilMU^êr^' 

Credence  d'argcnt-SiiifrffaJr  ;  mjt  cÊfimieffituer 

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CreiniHcc,&CicmiUérc^Cr«maiUere.    , 
ClcmlT.To/iinytt  dread. 

Cren  .•  m.  ^  Htaek^fmp  te  «  lfli^,fmU^.i  0  Match 
iM  afme  ;  4  «w  ifc*  »  4  bnt.orArrm'y  iif»^  tbt  ti^jn 

iaiabitutheedgeofû  letfi. 
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notched  i'éttjti^iiidnited^ 
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Créneaux,  «r  CaracMn  )  th$  kUtkmmtt  tf*  wdL 
Crénelé :in.éc:f.  lmbMtbd\wudtkfynfilbmti 

Cil^tJkMttlementt'yVr^CteâL.     •   .  f»: 

Crenequin.  «iiCrmeKiiân^Crcnncqùifu   : 
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an imbittUng^tr m^dfmg'mtif^Êimt WÊUha. . 
Crennc^Ciea»-'- .  ''■•.■  ;■ 

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^fifikpt^bmfimm  kttiittct^uftmbtmg  lie  Hel- 

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Cr(^ilIa:.T>jW^riWfl«rAi 't  1» 
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iiHftt. 

Cresine  :  m.  Tb*  Cn/ww,  ♦r  vjiU  n^htmtb  a  Baufxfd 
MditénuMMttdi  (And  beca^ft  $t  u  to  be  bleffettMA 
Bifftop  befire  it  be  yfid^Ufi^nifies)  alfo^a  Diocet..     ; 
Homme  de  bon  aoinc.  An  ofén-beafteâ,  {«m/.^« 
turtd^ltine^dtâlun^t».' 

CtcGiK'-f.creëm.    ^     s       ,.    " 

Crefîné  ;  m.ée  :£  Fleeted.cietmedtOtf-afh^ft  freameù 

fiii9miid9J[\alf9tfitUofcf4am0, 
Creffneau  :  n.  Tbe  Crifpme  whermtb  a  child  is  amuin. 

..  Oirifin^cah  tbatt put  m ihe~bnd  ff  the  child  as 
r»9ne  Mit  haut  beene  anniHAted. 

'OeiheCCe  :  (.ApeH-lflifiiv^parpe,aitdfmali  graf, 
fiilknifi.     ,  ,•     - 

Cres^:  m.  CiPré$i  alf^^tlmtb  Ltmne; 
Ocipe  de  oiaperon.  A  Crtpme\  the  Crepvie  of  d 
French^  hMd  (mji  eommonfy  tf  Colomb  igwnt ,  01 
ypbite  après.)        •* 
, grcipc  :  coin.  Citrkdi^i^ed\  eri/pèdy  alUyCri^. 
Crcspe  :  m.  ce  :  f.  The  fame  i  aljo^  craci^^ed;  tteat^edi 
crajbed.  .         " 

Çrespckt  :  w^ttc  ;  f.  Curled»JH^ed,cri^d^  Huk, 

CrcspcIu.V  Crefpdct.^ 

Cre^ckire  :  U  A  citrbngyfri^^ngyz^ng. 

Cté^tactlt.Cri^»j^f'yfiii{lmgfyyCitrbngfy, 

Cxe$pet.T»«ré€^lef0rer*4ltêtM  newpmet,  or  drie 
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the  teeth  (a  tUng  tbatt  cri^,or  brHtle\)  alft^o  eri^^ 

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orgOtter,    ■  «■       •..;i:-.    '#  :  ■  •  ■  ^   • 

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imftd,        .     .  -^       .  y  . 

Femme  crelpie  de  couleurs,  ivhofejàce  is  âU^o^e* 
d^stbed^ flailed  otêetymthpamtng. 

Cre^ûQé  :  in.éc  ?  f.  Frk^dj/CurUdyCri^ed.  .        ^ 

Crcspilloooé.4w  Cteibu 
Cr«î>iflonilB.  «r  Oreiller. 

.  CrapB'  ***  -^P^  ""''  /^  '  <"'^>  andjthiaame 
of  a  certaine  Saint  y  who  ù  Tatton  ta  Sboiua^erfy 

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jfé^àé^Thesl^^coapeBfbeatuéi. 
Cèdpiéfctttii  ^tbk4kmdofKjM^fft0^  lndé(^ 
fiM^bt^m0ét  Kiumdê^  ParBtj  pt^rt,     . 

Cct^  Tj  fmjft/tr  mgk-*éfk  ;  «/j^,  to  cmftA^ly': 
OKSp^tXBBSPÊ.:  vuAparf/r^j^ofiik-ei^tffjfimtfng. 
Crc^iflcure  :  f.  Apargettmgjrongh  cafti^  , ,  vi'  - 
Cre8poa:H^i#cartei^ar^»^[(feMM^c        ^v^  O 
Cr^U  j  ip.uS  :  £  Cmdeâyfh^/afied,  rr^fM»  jS 

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ém^jillii^ll^Jkeë^dmeM^FItmstlti 

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Çrcflbnnicrc  :  f.  The  place  Jked^  pUt  wberem  Oejfes 
ffow  yalfo^  woman  thai  ordmarUjféUs  Crejfes. 

Crcftc  :  £  A  cYcfi^cep^combe  j  at/i/i  tuft^er little  ftitme 
fianHmton  the  top  of^  t  *" 

La  crèftc  des  àicfmis^^Tbe  feem  àfthe  beaJ^or  par- 
ting of  the  baire  in  the  middle  of  the  bead. 
.  Créftc  w  coq,ou,de  coq.  The  heath e  ÇùxcombejPe^  ^ 
nie-gfifje^y^lUw  and  white  7{attle  ;  alfi^  the  hear  be 

\.  Clarie. 
La  crcftc  d'un  fer  de  cheval.  A  welt  about  a  harfe- 
jhooe.    ..      -, 

Crcrtc  à  gcljne.  as  Creftc  au  coq  ;  Coxcombe.     ; 
Greffe  mmnc.Sampier^feaFennell^  Creftmarine.' 
Fourni  d^cncendcmcnt  comme  vn  oifon  de  crcftc« 
As  rvife  as  a  iVoodcocl(e. 

Crçftc  :  ml  éc  :  Ù  Crefled^  copped^  adorned  wth  4 

combe.*  *  . 

Crcftcaux  :  m.  The  battlements  of  a  WâUy&c.       ^ 

#  Creftclé*  murs  crcftelez.  Imbattled,  bamng  battle- 
f  meniu 

Crcftcr.  C/eflid,combed'^  hauing  a  crefi^or  combe. 
.  îamais  ligneux  n'aima  le  pigne^ny  chapon  crefter 

f  elmc  :  Proy.  The  guiltie  cannot  abide  reproofè^  nor  a 

TPealiemanavooman.         "%      ; 
Crctc.asCKÙc  I  and  hence; 

Crete  marine,  as  Crcfte  marine  j  Sampler.  \ 
C]:ctc:  coti\*  Gayyfine^e^awdie,^uce^eat. 
Crctdc.  tour  crcccJec  d'argçnt.  ImbattledfUner. 
Cfcti(mc.  Lying  j  fkljbood^fhlfènejfejm  wards. 
Octonart :  m.  TbeklrugtearmedZedoarie,  or Serapi* 

omZedoaTrie.  '     .  » 

Crctons  im.Jbe  critic  peeces^or  nwnmoihes^  re- 
maining of  lardât  hat  haih  beene  firftjhred^thm  boded ^ 

and  then  fir amed  tinougha  clatby&c. 
Crcu  :  m.  G /owe  th  ;  increàjèj&c  ;  as  Cru.* 
Crcu  :  m.cuë  :  f.  Crowne;wapcfn^ncrea^d\  (The  Far- 

tkipltaf  Croiftrc  y)  aljo^ru^ed^crédited^  beUeited; 

(ti^Oroirc^  "  ■;\^:'\'''" 

hvcutcRrcacu,  HewiBfiandtobisawneopinm^ 
noneJhalLouerrnle  himi\  (Crcudc})  He  mil  bane 

what  he  pf9pottnds^  appoints,  to  jkiffefircnrranti  be 
willhaaetbingîtêgêidsbilii^bfimftlfi.         y 

Crcvacé  :  nxée  :  ÙRiMen^Uftycbm^ed^hawned^hap- 

Creyailles.  Il  nous  invita  à  fc$  crevatfles.  Bekmted 
vs  vnto  bu.  bwfi'mii  (^ken  of  a  bugefit^s.)  , 

Crcy  aflc  :  f.  Acreuis^hinke/ift^kft^lmp^bawne.  > 
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a^nnauT. 
Oeuë:  i,  A fftmeth/Keegejrifmii  aifftntt^'^in' 

Subfidie,       ^.    -  ^ 
VkàfXJLpiOrgaiMdts^fnigr,    ' 

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cUeëtyOrthéume,  * 

Ctcvet\e5ycaxi.Têfut,fbul(e,$r4R^êutibeefes 

Crerette  :  f  .  i^r  5^iM^/|r  Pr^dp»^. 

Petite  crevette  de  riviocTif  BéârdM- frtfh-tfâttr 
Sbrimpe, 

OcvauciistCteyéffc'ygihiMKe^Uftjri/i, 
Qeulé  :  m.  ée  :  £  HoUtwed,  wuUle  boUcm  -y  wultmi- 
nedyvnder-digied,  \     •     ^  ^ 

Creuicment  :  m.  A  hêUomwg,  m  mê\(mi  hêlUm;  an 

vndtrminmi/i  digimg  int9,or  vndn. 
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t^,wberemQ»idfmitbefmeU(behJUuery&e,     , 

Oeuz  :  00.  A  câueJioieJtfoUowflace^cnner, 
Le  creux  de  l'efiomach.  Tbe  btle,v  fit  tftbe  fio- 
Mkul(e,    .  .■ 

^4«  creux  des  nains.  Tbe  fâbne,  m  middle  tfthe 
palme,  «ftbebi0ndt, 

Creux:in.€teufç:f.  Hottm» ,  dieepe,  caued^fidlof 
boleu    ■  .    .;•;.        ,       '         ,. 

Racine  creui^.'  Tie  beabe  Holemit ,  #>•  HtUm- 

Songer  creux*  Te  mufe  deepefytfa  matter,      * 
.  Ttûectcufc.  A JbtiUwbfMiiie. 

La  vianderteu$e(ar(avoir^  bcftcs  à  deux  pieds) 

JVeTubei/ruOsyfèmâletâsKaUi. 
Crcziou  tœ.  if  Crefeul:  qRah. 
Qi:  m.  A  crieycUmr,  tl(ril(^é'yjhmt'y  an  emme^lmf 

n9jfe^cbmati$M'yAlfù^?r9tlâmatim, 

Le  cri  A  1«»  ktmt%»rbenm€ytHle^iudiiie  ;  Arma. 

Têuiceyfft Scuuheon «ifanobU^itje ;  behnging ont' 

lj,«r  ebiejèfy  (at  UafiJ  vwta  tbe  eldefl  beire  {at  be 
.    VHendu)       *  * 

AcQtj^iai.SMCiy.'  '  ' 

^Enba$aL»*(i^rw(|/y}#y>/i  Im^dfliïïvv^te. 
Cria^e  :  m.  ï*e  tiyenfU  \  alfi/t  cryatgy  w  proclaitm% 

ef'y  w^  Crierjbifi  wjibe  Offieeyir  place ^f a  pitblickt 
•  Crier.  | 

Criaillé.  AnrW,  tried^lqueakedout  efïeé  andabrn  j 

fMeieeamfifyyprat^dvebementh.  ; 

CnaiOement  :  m.  A  bam&ng  ;  as  Criailleti(^ 
OiaiOer.  Ta  bâwUyCrieyêrfysua^e  OMt  efiem^&tkntriii 

U^alfjt  bi%b  and  amefify  •  ta  prateSl  mtbpeàt  ve* 
■  bemendt»     /;■  >v.  ^f>*.nT^•■-^■iv:,s'î^■..|■■1t!^■ '•■'•■■••■■. 
Oiaillerie  :  £  iMwébabGngy  «rbrâwSngi  d  tlamerim 

vrging,aitpr9tefiati§n.  ..* 

Cri^eur  :  m.  A  bamUng  fèllata,  slatmamàtrfini  0 

Umdand  impartimatefieakef  ;  anawbawiûfbu  tigh 

f^alMigdeafiiaU'tbaiareaBoutbm. . 
Criard  :  in.arae  '.fXlamaransjut-^yng^fiiU  e/m'it', 

tbat  daei  nalbing  but  bnakfiray^andtritaEt,    ^ . 
Oiarde  :  tAjUmU',dn  vnfnietwmmifb^titiifte. 
Criblage:  m.  i##n[c.  .-  , 

Qnble;;iÀ.  AfHu^mtf^\  tanàgmiptu    -, 

CriUé;  vajktttSiftedjtanMgjid,^  r:s$>'.    ... 

Qlblet;  toj^jtr  tê  raunge.    .  .^^^rf^-s ?M'f:. 
ÇmAcat-itn.A0ier» 

Cribleure$«f,Criblure:£  A^fttng^^ar  r^aaiffni 
^malèialfijftmff.  ' 

Cnbleux  in.éafèi  isimli^  ifiU  rfbaUs  m  âfitt  -, 
:  él^fiUaffim, .    .  * . .  ;  .     .7»  jf  », 

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ofbisparifh  Cb 

befme  tbefeifu 

Cricracnt  :  m. 

mingy  railingyi 
claimmg\alfby 
Crier.  To  cricy  s] 
clnime^cqmplai 
brawleybrable^ 
iofummonyfigi 
Crier  haroLT 
vpân^én'jSei 
Crier  au  lard 

ly  ;  so  difgface  \ 
Crier  au  reg 
trevnelyytaHe  i 
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ma^esmi/cbiefi 
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ànchrîfimasjtk 

Torop  iztà  cri 

Too  late  cries  t 

cornes  repentan 

^crepentvsti 

^paying  firthem 

Cxicric:  £.  A(h 
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Cridc.  A  pMblil(€  crier. 

Oidons  :  m.  certaine  thieve  hait  es  efa  pimes  lengthy 
which  veXy&paine  children  in  their  turning^as  much 
éu  if  they  hadf$  many  thornesyin  their  bacl^s.   r 

Cric  :f.  A  ProclaftULtion^Cne^  or  outer ie-^  alfi^  a  Criers 
fee '^al/b,a  Crier.  *V 

Crié  rm.éc  :  /.  Cried ^  skreel(ed  yfhmtedy  hdUoWed ; 
exclaimed  of  cornpléâned  on  \alfoyproclaimed. 

Criée  :  f.  Any  Proclamatio/t^crtCyOr  oktcne\  whence  alfo^ 
an  outtopeyOy  outcrie  of  goods  (te  armed  more  common^ 
ly  than  properly  y  a  Portfale^  which  is  rather  a  prcfent 
fale  offijh  in  Haisemy)  alfo^a  cryingyCxclaimingybarv^ 
lingy  biraying.  L      •  -^; 

Cnéps^Thepnblicatiànofafùtiirefeifu^^^ 
mam  goods ,  made  by  a  SefgeantyOr  Criery  at  the  doore 
ofhisparifh  Cbuuhyônfimdrie  dayesy&fundrie  times  y 
befii'e  the  feifureyOrfale,ybe  executed. 

Cricracntim.  Acrfmgycaliingyfhowting'y  anèxcUi^' 
ming, railïngyComphiningy  cfjingout  againfty  a  pro- 
claiming ;  a^yO,  wranglingyfnabhngybravÊfling. 

Crier.  To  cricy  sk^edf^eyhaUoWyJhawt'^  brayybarvUi  ex- 
claim ycompla'me  of  eric  out  vpon*y  alfoy  to  wrangle^ 
brawkybyabUy  contend  in  words  ;  alfoy  toproclaime  j 
to  fummoHyjigmfie y  denounce  by  procUmationi^,:^^^^.j^ 
Crier  hzcoVtomalfe  hue  &  crie  after  j  01 1$  exclaime 
vf^nyét^C'y  Seel^elizrot     ^^^     •  ^  ** 
Crier  au  lard  fur.  Tofiowtyderikey/cçfeatpublic^^ 
[y  ;  JO  difgrace  with  outaiesyfind acclamations. 
Crier  au  regnard  Tun  fur  T  autre.  Toreuile  ex- 
tremelyytaHe  on  bitterly  one  another.    ^''^         ^ 
On  CTic  Ic  loup  plus  grand  qu'il  n'cfh  VioyJRepêrt 
ma^esmifcbie fis  greater  than  they  ^V*  V  \'- 

La  pire  roue  du  diarioc  efl:  celle  qui  trie  le  plus 
fort;  Pro  V-  The  war  ft  wheele  of  the  wagon  is  that 
which  creates  moft\  the  moft  ignorant  fit  in  afJembUes 
tali^s  higbefti  and  the  verieft  cow  in  a  companie  brags 

On  plume  Toyc  fans  la  foire  crier:  Proy.  Lool^e 

Tandis  que  Ic  chien  crie  le  loup  s'enfiuc:  Prov. 
^ile  thé  dog  doth  nought  but  bart^e^  the  wolfi  hath 
lea/hretoefiape^  ^:  ,  #  .    . 

Tant  cric  on  Nod  qu'il  vient  :  Prov.  iTe  fait  fi  ofl 
^^Chrifbnas^atéU^lengtb  it  cornes.  # 

Trop  tard  cric  1*  oifeau  quand  il  eft  prins  :  Prov. 
Too  late  tries  tbe  bird  when  fine  is  tal(em\  too  late 
comes  repentance  when  wearefwre  ofpknijhment;  er 
^e  repent  vi  tâê  Ute  of  wrongs  sUne  wbin^yti^i  art 
^^Jfjfing  fir  them. '^  '■.:■---:-''--  ^  '^^'^^-.-h 

Qicrie:  £  A  Jbmt pexcùtmatim^amlmg  »  or  crjing 

out.  ■  ■    ..-'-.    ■  •  •  *■  •  *  ■■:^^^^' :^^i.;:;;i.- . . ^-M^M^i^. .  ■ , 

CWcur  :  m.  A  Crier 'y  froctàimit  \  exeUmer.         -  • 
Crieurs  dettcCDmej..  Certaine  ^eU-men^  ytbeattu 
tedin  bUelfty^  bepmi  en  either  fide  of  their gtwns 
tbe^rmettf one  tbats  lateij^  dead  i  govpânddomu 

.  ib^eeutiifft^tkekhelb^ndpublipMni t»  deatby 
mid  the  titne^  and  fiaee^^bù  bariall  j  at  vfbkh 
'Aey  march  btfite  ibe  emfi  ,  âUired ,  and  tjme- 
^i^^etlmnmthet^i^tftkemiaUrelMb 
an  mner  dêfbfed  except  it  be  at  the  fimeraU  of  the 
K^frSmeeneifh^etbersfhemsrestfienerHbere. 

Crieurs  dc  vin.  fiine^iers  :  tbefè  eu  pubMt 

i^n^^neigbbênr»reet$tbenams,^fMddm^ 

V  Imgpifcéteffiebmbamwine ibfklli  tttetber with 

tbefnce  tubtld  tt,^gp^£t  h  it  ifi  wbieb  te 


approutythey  earrn/bme  of  it  in  a  ptt^àndafttufrcup. 

to  gtue  any  man^hat  dcmahtids^a  taft  of  it. 

Crjonon  :  m.  A  field  Cricl^et^r  Grajfehopper. 

Crime  :  «n.^  crimeyfialty  offence  ;  imputation. 

Criminalité  :  f.  Crimmainie ^  a  criminajl  aCUÔnaafè 
orcaufe.  ^ 

Crimirikion  :  f.j4  crimhiation^or  accriminatidn  -^  an 
..    accujingo for  charging  with  périme. 

Cfimlnatoirc:  com.  Criminâtone^accufatorie-^crïmi' 
naUyaccufmg.  ^  *• 

Criminel  i  m.A  makfhilor^guihi^perfin^ojfendor^the 
defindantin  a crimmall a£tion^or  acckfaiiun-^  the pri^ 
finer  at  ttje  barre  I  alfi^an  accu/er. 

Crtjninel  :  iti.ellc  :  f.  Crminall  3  guiltie^fiultie  y  cuU 
pable  J  alfiyCnpitaUyùiyofUfi  and  death  5  whence  ) 
luge  criminel.  The  Judge  that  jits  on  Ufi  and  death. 
Lieutenant  criminel.  The  fame  j  See  Lieutcnaiit. 

CrimiriellcmenL  Ctiminallyy  culpably ^  finit Uy^guilt  i- 

ly\alf0ycapitally.  : 

Crimincux  :  m.eiiie  :  f.  Faultfill^naughtie^  lewd^ic- 

ked^fiibitSlvnloacufatm.    J-  .:' 

Crin  rm./iètf  ire  Î  5^r  Cfins.  !.  ' 

II  n'eft  fi  petit  crin  qui  nc  porte  (on  ombtc  :  Prov. 
The  ÇmaUeft  hairc  hath  itfiadow  ;  the  lca[l  aHa  ci^ 
V  cumfianceithe  loweft  word  a  found.         '^ 
Crineux  :  m.  eufc  :  f.  Hairier  fill  of  hair  e.      ^ 
Crinière:  f.  Ahaire^dothi^alfijahoodfirahorfiyal' 
fiya  Crannct  5  armor  fir  thtncc\eyOr  mane  ^f a  horfe  j 
alfOy  harre  j  ar  a  loclfe^or  tuft  of  hair e  ;  whence  ; .      ,. 
Crinière  horrible.  yfjjT  ^i;rg/if  fcir/3^zj^ifr^f. 
^  Verte  crinière.  Thehaircs  of  trees  j  yiz.the  boughes, 
or  branches.         ;  • 

inons  des  cheminées.  Cricl^ts:  fPic 
U  a  beaucoup  de  crinons  en  là  tcftc.  His  head  is 
troubled yOr  fiiU  of  crochets  j  be^is  much  perplexed  in  bis 
thoughts.        /;  ^    ^   ^     ; 

Crinons  en  «fte  gaftent  la  fcftc  :  Pfov,  Lool{e 

Çriris.  les  Clins.  Tfcf  fc^/w,  fetfire.    ;  . 
Lcscrtns  d'un  dicval^^  Sec.  The  mane  ofahorfiy 

Cripaulme.  as  Agripaulme  j  The  bearbe  ^Mother- 
^    wort.  :'.*./■  :^- 

Giaucmdcttc  ?  f.  Acracblmgyrufttmgy  ruffing^  or 

buffing  wencb  j  one  that  bujilesyor  brufhes  the  ground ^ 
[asjhegoes.     -  ••  ^.  •  a.%-s*;:  ■'  y  ■ 
Gric^cincnt  :m.  A  creal^y!ràcl(lingy  ratVmg  j  iAj/?- 

liitgyrumblingyruftlin^  :  y. 
Criquer.  Toçreali^jrattlf^  ^^^kJfi  f^^f^l^^  rumble^  ru- 

Oiqucter.  fïCriquïr  J  A^oJol;nacl^\of1^  with 

[thefingjtrs^^::'*^'^'^^'^'^^'^  w^-^-'a^ -^    -^a^v. v-^ 

f  X^ttquetcr^^  the 

Criic:  f.  The  Judgèmeni^bfficke  vpon  the  alteration 
iOfa  dipa/e  j  àlfijtbe  cenftiS  betweene  nattr/e^and  the 

CnihntCtacl^mgyOrcrea^ingiorcrofljiitg.^^^ . 
Criitèment  :  tD.A  cre/uç»t/u  of  a  doore  j  *  aafijing/u 
«ftlmti  brehen  .a^xirhiJHtng,  as  of  the  wmd\  art] fuck 

Criftilin  :  in.ihc  :f.  Cryfit^e,  cry^tUEke-,  lOfite^ 
tranfbarvit,  at  çrjfiaU\  of,  or  belongmg  »,  nyftatt. 
Humeur criftalin.-7?r^«#«'^  htmmrifiatedhi 
themiddefioftbe  eye,andofa  rowed  fiff&èyÛmet^bat 
fiattenedbotb bifite M btbmd -^  iiitibe pfi ntfnt' 
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^  :  whaisMOtbabatbd(m€\alfOy  to  jbtw  the  fignes  of  it 

filfè'yOr^tofkefiiewJfyjigniiçaÊbatwiUjMccted. 

La  maladie  aiÛçmoïtXamt  to  a  Crifis^of^eïid  on 

acriticâUday.  -^ 
Critiqucur:  m.  A  Ctiticke^a  ContioUct^orC^rrt&m  of 

otbtr  mens  xmksyor  doings. 
Croàc  :  m.  Tbe  ctoal^ing  ofKauenSy  Frogs ^gr  Toads. 
Cj:oiccax:m.cufc:f.Croal[ing^aRaëen^ç.  - 
QoàiUemcnt  :  m.  Tbe  croal(ing  of  a  Kauen ,  or 

Toad.  V 

CjroàiïïCT.Tocroafielil[eaRauen\orToad. 
Croàillcric  :  f.  The  crgg{ing  of  a  Raueny  or  Toad.      • 
CïoiiUeuï:  m.  Jicroalier.      /     \       v  ' 
Croaillcur  :  m.  curc-^  as  Cro^euK. 
Croaillcux  :  m.  cufc  :  £  Often  croakingy  fill  ofcroa^ 

l(ingyvJsngmMchti Croatie.  .        »  *  " 

Qx6iç\\}Qr.To  croate  as  aT{auen. 
Croassement. /w  Croàillcmcnt.  ^ 
Crôàfïcr.  To  ctoâlie  titie  a  Kauen^or  Toad.  . 
CroàfTeur  :  m.  A  croal^er^  croa\ing  Tfauen^  or  Toad -y 
^     one  that  cries  lêl^e  a  Rouen,  or  croaj^es  li{ea  Toad. 
Croc:  m.  A  s^aple^ùT  greatbool[e. 

Donner  le  croc  en  jambe  à.  To  ouertbronf^fiiky  #- 

uer4urne  i/Upplant.  -     \  4  «    a     - 

.   Vn  procès  pendu  iacroc.Afuïtfut  offydeferredjir. 

bangingèy  tbe  waU\  the  Ulfe  is*y 

Sac  au  croc.  A  fuit  vndecided. 
Crocc.  A  Cfojieryor  Bijhopsjlajfe  i  alfi^a  ï(md  of  game  ; 

SeeQxQ^c.  -     -    •        /^ 

Croce^  jw  Croffirr  ;  7^^/igf  tf/ C^fei5;^//      ,    ; 

Envoyer  croçcr*  To  fend  packing  i  See  Crottcr. 
Crocctte  :  LA  vinc-flipi  afmalt  twig^Jhoot  of  a  vine^ 

^ingingfi'omtbeftauH(^e^dfit  to  be  planted. 
Croccux.  ^  Croâceux.  --  v 

"Croche  :  m.éc  :  f.  Crool(edyhoolied  ^  as  Crochu. 
Crœhemenc  des  dents.  The  croo^ednejfe^r  outward 

bendingoftheteetb^rtusl(S.' 
Crochet  :  m.  A /mail  bool^e^  ffly-^hoolieÇ  al/b^  anut- 

bool^e  ;  oTjU  Ifind  ofbool^e  wberev^ith  Mulberries  bee 
.   gathered i  a(fby  agrubbmgfôrl[ey  or  bool^litfe  infiru- 

ment  y  wherewith  the  earth  is  digged yOr  turned  vp  j  al^ 

fiythe  double  sl(rue4x^ol(ewbereatfaddks  be  hu^ 
•  m  St  Mes 'y  alfojtbe  tufbytMsl^eyOr  fan^  of  a  beafti  al/Oy 

a  ^uauer  in  Muficl^e  \  ap,a  place  vty  or  part  of  y  a 

marlfetywherein  mMy  things  are  confifedfyfoU  toge- 
ther \  alfoy  a  Romane  Meame^  Stelleere  ;  a  beame  of 

yron  oa  wood  fill  ofnitlfesy  or  notcbesy  along  wbkb  a 

certaine peh^ofleady&Cypîay'mgy  and  at  lengjtb  fit- 
•  .  Bag  towards  the  one  endyfiewes  tbe  iufl  weight  efa^ 

^  eommoditiehanffngbyahoolft  at  the  other  end. 

.  Xc crochet  d'un  crodiaeur.  Tbe firlft^or croolfed 

ftaj^ey  vffd  by  a  (burthen-bearing)  Forter.        v  -  ^  ^ 

Ctoii4<TPchct.  A  tenter  bool(e. 

"A  crochets.  Cleauing  oiie  to  anotbet  ^  by  heafs^  or 

budUngone  among  another. 

Donner  Icxxocheci^Totrip^afijiuertume^oittt- 

tbroWm 

II ne nw  aller 91»  Meures  fans  crochet:  Proy« 
^  ^Mulberries  mujl  net  be  gathered  Without  a  bootféynor 

k^rfiwoslfifisgered  with  nailed  bands. 
Crocheté-^  m.  ce;  £  ^iclfedopenwitba  hool^e^yalfi^ 

kanf/kloAabo(^e.        y    ^^  ^  ■        ' 

Ç^ochtxa^Toopen^kf,^  hookh&f  iutfOy 

tolfangonahoo^e. 
Ctoc\i^}eif^^pickiMgoflockes.        / 
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Qrocheteur  de  ferrures.  A  ^/V^- 

filtcbingtbeefi. 

U  les  fit  crocheteurs.  He  laid  load  on  them. 
Crochetoa  ^peece  offiluet  money ^  worth  about ï^j. 

ijr.  rf.  fterL ..    * ,  •*   •'  ^ 

Crochu  ;  m.  Tbe  Cormorant  te  armed ^a  SeaJùral^el 

Crochu:  ni.uë  :  £ HookedjçrookedJbowêd downwards, 
oruffoards^ 

AHfoir  les  maines  crochues,  r^f  Main. 
QiCKÏiXXCiL  A  ^uauer  inf!Muficlfe^whence*y 

Jl  adesaochues  cntc(tc.(H^efly)hisleadisfillof 
crochets.        ;  ».■/'.       ■^»  ^  ,; 

Gtochuèïncnt  d^  dcntb.Tbe  crootfedmjfeyor  bending 

>   ouioftbeteetbyOrtuskes.  y       - 

Crochurc  :  f.  Crooi^edncffe^ohednejfe. 

Crociteur.  ^  Crocheteur  de  ferrures* 

Oocodile  :  m.  A  Crocodile. 
Lc  ^cùt  ctqcoàiic:  The  fmaU  CrocodU^ 
Scinque.^  '.V.  '. .  ;..  y.^-  y\ 

0:ocoailée:£  A  medicineymade  of  feme  parts  of  a 
Crocodileyfirtkefuffufi^nSyandwebsofeyes..^ 

Crocomagnie.^xi  ointment  made  ofSapony  affoytbc 
dregs  of  Saffron  oyle/    '  .v 

Crocque.  4:^  Croqué.  .  ^ 

Crocqucr;  ^  t^roquer.    * 
f  Crocquerlapie.  To. wet  the  wbifile^  or  weafcuy 
througb^ytodrmlfjebard..  ~ 

Crocqucttf.  ^  Crdquetcr.  ^ 
.  Crocute.  T^  Cor  cute  yàmonjicrbegotofa  Lymejj^ 
the  Hyena.  •  ■  ^  '  ^^  '■  ■    jp^ 

Croie.ij;^CroyciCfciifcf.       "     v  " 

Croier. iftf Croyer», ^^.v-'-^va  r-\^^^k'{..  "': ,; -■■;-•'■■        ^; ^ 

Croire.  To  beleeueyea  tbinlfe  ajfuredfy^  to  pufljbane  cm- 
fideceiuygiue  aeditvntoyslfvyto  lendyput  in  truft  withy 
commit  into  tbe  bands  of-y  alfo  y  as  Croycr  ;  and 

■    thence  Y  -      v.^.-,  -^^,^-   '         -^  .y  .  .      -  '- 

,  Si  vous  ne  le  votiez  crcîre^cbarbbnncz-Ie*  Jfyou 
wiUnot(chall(eyOr)beleeuebmybUacbbm.^^^^^^^^ 
Et  pour  le  £iire  croire.  And  to  mal{e  it  (fp  beleeued. 
S'en  faire  icrojrc.  To  oUftrukyprcuaHe  ip^al^e  bon- 
filfifiré  ofyabfilutelyyor  atbis  owne  pleafire  todif 
pojfè  of*^  alfoyto  winncy  gaine ^or  houe  ^credit  tfy&Cy 
.  49r  m  Accroire.  :"^  A•■Ai<^■''v^^«flt*^^.■v  -,  ,_  .-■*;  ••  -.  m!^.^^^-  . 
Si  ai*en  croyez.  Jfyou  credit yr (lie  ony  or  will  be  ru* 

Ne  croire  1  Dieu  que  (ur^bons  gages^ou  i  bonnes, 
/^^t^^pnfeijgnes.  To  trufi  noman farther  than  bee  fies  bim-y . 
UbeUeuetopomife^iwrprotiflatmbefiri  tbeÀtcd 
bedone^'  ^'  -^--f^-  -^'  ;--  t'é^- \>tc >-'^^''^^ -'^rP--- 
Fplftectoît  iufqucsâ  tairt  qtf  îl  re^bk:Prov.  ï^ 
fiole  beleeues  not  tlUbe  doreceiue  (tm  whole  fitût  of 
his  awnfh^s^  of  other  mens  proim/è$.)  '  0 

,  Pour  néant  demande  cpnfcil  qui  ne  le  veut  croi- 
re :Proy.  hvainche  ctauos  Muict^tpiUnot^ 
low  it. 

Q^  £:iimiecroif;yft  a&e  meih^ib^ 
îa  fins  ffcmr.^to^Httbat  trufita  womauyondkads 

aiÊ  Ajeyisnéuor  without  one  trouble  or  other  ^ 
Crois  :f.4urCri4X4  t 

Çk^i&Aci  iAnpcpeditinofChriftiamyaffeité 

efdSmicountrieSy(bypreachingSyfitdtbet^pesBu^^ 
'    a^fi tbe  Turl(es^ or mnlnfideU yU^rmedfij  he^ 

caufeeuerieoneoftbemyWhenbeviUeftakjuiboi^^^ 

nejty^ceptsof^andwearesoubis  caffofkoiorçoàt^' 

mour^e  badge  of  the  Crop. 

Gmtâdes.  Croffings.  I 

Cioiudeiir:mw<  cxf^MtbatcroffkjÊrf^      *^^ 

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eheere. 
Croix  cr< 
Paroles  n 
Croifêau  : 
Croiféer^ 

dow  fb  et 
thejhould 
any  crtfe- 
croffi-wift 
Gentkn'y 
f  omets  ^a\ 

-  uerùine 
of  Serpent 
IÇufgs  Euh 

.  Lescroif 
*/"tf  ftvtnft 
Demy  cv 
fio/nfidete 

'  *Alacroii 
another . 

Croi/cr.T* 

crojiwifii 

ca^cellfOr  c 
tri^iftTto 
the  watt  at 
Secroiftt 
cro^nlm 
dertalft^  m 
mifcreantSy 
Crbilctrm. 

at  GoUfin 
Troi, 

Çroiscttc:f 
wmrtGenti, 

Croricur:  m 
tnajiytbmi 

Croi/l^yCf 

Croi/îc;f.^ 

Croiïifions. 
Cjoiflance» 

J^m.eelihig, 

CroUTantrn 
fint.'^ 

morning. 
Ordre  du  C 

Crpiffant:!!! 

readktêkri 

Crojfttm.vl 

Bail  de  b(^ 

refimatiêMO 

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Croile  :  m.cc:  £  frdj/J^j  LrfedMcrofe,  •r  ouertbwarti 
alfa,that  hath  tal[en  on  him  the  crofe^or  vndtrtaken  t» 
fight  anéhft  Jnfiélels, 

Les  bras  croifcZ .  ^dff  ,JloathJùllyy  la^fy  ;  earelef- 
Ipl alfa,  mKrnefilfy,  vf^it/y  d»U fully ^  tptth  hum 

Croix  croifec.  À  crofe  croffet  (in  Blazon.) 
Paroles  mal  croifecs*  lU  coQched^cr  fit  toielber. 

Croifcau  :  m*  ^  Siocltdoui^^eejt^  C^luer. 

Croifée:  ^  The  crofji-bam  #/  a  winflanti  alfi^  à  win^ 
dow  fo  croffe-barredi  al/i^  ihejpace  that  is  betweene 
thejhouldcfs  off  the  top  of  the  backe  ;  and  (generally) 
any  crûffe^or  erù[[e-tilce  propartion^&r  thini  thats  made 
croffi'Tpife^  orfet  acrofie  j  at/i^  the  bear  be  Croficwcrt 
Gentian  ;  or  a  l^d  offlnall  Gentian^  that  beares  „  red 
flowers^  and  hath  a  rphite^longyandmoft  bitter  rootjfih 

-  ueraiine  agitinfl  beUie-wotmes^  the  plagne^t  he  flinging 
of  Serpents^  &c^  and  vkered  throat-wennes  ^  or  the 
isffniEuiU. 

Les  croifécs  d'un' dpcc.  The  crofe^barres^or  hilts^ 
ofafvpord. 

Demy  crôifëc  A  window  that  hath  but  one  barre, 
from  fide  tojide.  è 

'  'A  la  croifcc.  C^oj^-wife^ecrofle^or  one  OHertbwart 
another.  •     ^ 

Croifcr.  To  crojfe  ;  toflpte^or  marke  with  a  eroffh^  to  fet 
cfof[iwifi\  to  lay  otter  thwart^  or  one  orecrofie  another  ; 
alji.to  cut  fir  diu'fâê  inform  of  a  croJpt-r^eXi  a/fi^o 
caficetlfir  croffe^,  writings  alfOf  (atTennis)the  ball  to 
tri^^or  to  talfo  a  touch  of  the  fide-wall  before  it  touch 
thewallatth^end. 

Sc  cToiSbt.  To  aoJTehintfetfi^  or  tnfdlie  the  figne  of  the 
croffh  on  himfolfi  i  alfo^o  toko  onbim  the  crofe^or  vn^ 
dertalfe,  with  others,  a  holy  iottrney,  or  warre^iainft 
miCcreants/tnd  fnfidels.      t 

Croilet  :  m.  A  Oruet/^ruriUe,or  Utile  earthen  pot Juch 
as  Gold^thes  melt  their  gold  in  \  alfb\  n  greo/fT  ^ 
J^rog. 

Croisctte  :f.  A  ftttle  erofie  ;  alfo,  the  htofho  trojfè* 

vort  Gentim\  or  M  Cio^t.         '  ^^^mT 
Crorfeur:  tsLOnethatfets,.tna1iet,orfiamp*tet^cfoJfo 
f^^/pthing,^  l^ 

Croilie  :f.  A  erofia^  cro^tti^mar^it^witha  crofie^ 
Oo\Blons.Thefhalla^j/ebm 

CroiiTance:  in^Crowethjmcresfe^agrowing^gmenta* 
tion,eel(mg.'      ^    y- ■■* ''-'^c,..ri..  ::  -...■.     • 

Croiflant  :m«  The  halfi^^one\  in  Blav^,  a Cref^ 

Le  aoiiTatltdujoitf/ il  icWttf^^  àalocki  in  the 
morning.  *    * 

Ordre  du  Croiflanfe  S#ftf  Ordre 
^Giflant  :  m.ante  :  £  Croimiog^^im 

f^'twr  and  biggifr.y: 
y^^ometim.  A  ffreene  Frog. 

^--rotfRr.  Toira€{e^êrcrafi,weréuliU,($4W0od  thats 
^^^f^tobrest^e.  .:  i   , 

Croift  ivtLApoweth^tMoroaftjMmng.   *^  ai     > 

Bajldcbdlcsicroift:  ^  ktfe  made  of  benfis  (with 

^Viruation  of  tkoir  proper  tie)  jk  pstrt  efwhêtjkiuir 

t^J^fiâBbamadeefthem. 
Urojttre.  T#  mraofe^grow,  tbrim^waxUEteer^mg' 

^f^if^iU,  orfifèiisbeigbt,Jbootvfyimo  ma^ 

MddMejU^apubliclte^^ffm^ 

mtght  bane  rtttmtoijretsntuifirfrmtmoiimfoyof 


fncbaorte,hewillcétrrtecoaUsior,heùan:Afewhom 
ajty  man  nuiy  ride. 

Mtuvaifc  htrbc  aoifi  toufiours  :  Prov.  AniUweei 
growes  apace. 
Croifurc  :  f.  A  crojfe/ crojfing^tbe forme  ofacrofie-y  or^ 
a  majjmgoffhe  fpu  of  a  croffeyOrfome  of  a  croffe. 
La  Qoiuirc  da.  cfpauJcs.  The  breadth  of,  or^uce 
betweeniyfbeJhoutde>s  ;  the  fop  or  part^  of  tbt^  bAcl^e, 
which  is  betweene  thejhoulders. 

Croix  :  f.  A  crofie  j  alfoytbefigneybadgeyOrforme^  of  the 
crop..  /'    ''-'^         '      , 

La  croix  dii  ccr£  Thf  bone  thats  fotmdih  the  heart  of 
aStag.      ^  ^ 

La  croix  de  par  Dieu,  The  Cmiftt'Cfofe-row  j  or,  the 

borneboo\e  wherein  a  child  learnes  it. 

Exaltation  Sainte  aoix.  Hofy- rood-day ^  (ihefiitre- 

teenth  of  September:) 

Invention  SamÔc  croix;  Thfinuention  of  the  Hply 

Croffe  ;  a  holy-day  kept  by  the  Chuuhof  Rome  en  the 

third  of  May  \  alfo^Jhift^inuention^  or  deuicefbr  the 

get  ting  of  money.  * 

Ctoizer.  JffCroifer.  '  -  ' 

Crolant.  as  Croulant-, rohenceiBois crolant  d'un  la- 

dvc.jé  La^s  clacliCyOr  clicl^et. 
Cronique.  Sfr  Chronique. 
CropC  :  f.  The  top^or  knap  of  a  hill  j  See  Croupe. 
CropiotV:  m.  Thé  fumpe^or  crupper  ^  a  little  thing  like 

a  tailiyor  Cuckoes  beak.tmpofed  of  fiurefmaU  bones  ^ 

andhangingatthtindoftheO^Sziic. 

Lc  cropion  du  bccquefiguc  The  haunch,  or  flanke, 

of  a  Gnat-fnapper. 

Le  mal  de  a(^ion.  The  Kumpe^emll,  or  Crupper*  e^ 

MiU\  M  difeafi  wberowitb  fmall(cage)  birds  are  oficn 

troubUd.  7^  .  ^ 

Croppc:fl4yCrope.  ^     '^ 

Croppiere.4v  Croupière  ;i<  cyiit^r; 

hormtticcoy^ieK*  Aftiuare  cap. 
Croqué:  m.ée:  f^Creal^ed^cracktdjcraskiedj^raJhed*, 

alfo,  eaten,  or  fitaicbtvp  at  a  bit }  fmUowedy  or  let 

^downeatagutpeidij^atcbedonafuddenyinatrice. 

Croque-jarret^  Baker-legd  feUowione  wbofe  hammes 
ârewétm^^tbat  goes  in  with  the  hommes. 

Croque-Jbndon  :  m«  AfmetUfoaft,  a  Uckoroue  fellow^ 
a  wafifidl gluttoHyO  greedie  eatery  and  (moft  properly) 
one tbaijnckes  the UtrdoM ofmeatjss'tt  roafis.' ^  ^  - 

Cioque-mooche  ;  nu  AflU-catcbetiaB  idUx^pntg 

Croque-noi(ett&  ^nài-o'^ci^fr. 
CroquMlotaire  :  nu  A  Ttegnitarie,  or  ?ronotaru^,a 
.  word  deseed  by  ¥j£k\sà%  in  derijm 

tairc.  iT 

Cix>que^<îuéhbuine.  Be  wf^ofo  wife  beats  Mm  with  a 

Ctoquer^Toerêalfi^ealftyfé»^  a 

bone  which  â  dog  breakes^  alfr^  to  eat,  or  chaw-,  to 
.  €atcb,or  piatcb  at  a  bit  lafo^  to  gulfe,éê  aman  that 
drinket  bafiily.  ^j.  t    ?  ^    >?^  > 

Croquer ia pic. Sff^i Pic  xi>  > 

Croqucccr.  To  tat  iuhroufiy^opMtt  ottt  tbedamtiefo 

morfitis  I  to doêêitr^fieé greedily.  «^  ^?"  i^  a>^*.  f 

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y3^  grùu7ui^thatjbiU[es  vnder  thèfitt.     ;.  ^^  :  .i     . 

Crofcc :  L ^ Cri^,  oiiithmMe $  #/A  ^ .cy/^<«' 

faftyet  ;  tbefïQPkedfiafiwhcrimki^^         at 

Donner  la  Mitre,  &  la  crofle  à.  Te  auOmi/èy  #r 
:   <^f  outybythefàmleditêfd  reUgiêHS  fimâiên  j  *a 
C0k^f  with  the  fptci^Hachi^^^  ;       *  ' 

Evcfquc  d'or  crofle  de  bois,  crofle  d'ôr  Eycfquc 
*  :  He  bois  :  Prov.  rte  leffiafijhopsfiafey  the  mare  bis 
ji  vertu€jfljine$'ypomptfirflc$ttUptedPr€l^        / 
Clo(ïcr.TopUyatCmi(tt.  ■  ê\^n" 

'x    Aller  ou  envoyer  Cï:offçt.tofi^Mtpdclp^^^    bid 

CToGctxc.lAflipùfairee^wplMt*,^^^ 
Ooffir. /«^  Grincer.  J-     ^     .^ 

Croftcs.  4tf  Crottes.  ^'        V  ■^   , 

Grot  ;  m  A  hûUydenm^aui^^êt  :  fParinca. 
Crotaphiquc  I  conu  BiUnffm^  nteri  yntojbe,  Çro- 

Ancre  QOtâphiquc. -rfiW4<jBwîf«^^ 

Gotaphiqucs.  rbe  tmomm\lé%  cf  tU  tftHflts,  :, 
Crotc.  iwtîrottCr:  '.^f-^^'-:"^.'^^^^^^  -"%•■•.. 

)tairc./irÇ}xxmcnot«rf^\>in^n  )  j  >^ 

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iHmftyWiYUfftrfeece.  ..^t      -....■  v 

La  apu^  du  àos,  rbe  ridge  of  the'^tclie, 

.  Vndiwn  fl&i»  tmUçxou^^,Adoifiuhig  9»  bit 
ïaUêftr kiittocl^,   ' ''   '  •"':.<;ri«^^,i4'.;,.- •: 

Foiter  en  croupe^  to  emit  btbiud  m  hnfebaclft, 

Croupetoo .  vn  liorre  efttiif  i  croupcton.  That  pu 
vpoM  bet  bmtêtk}  (éufit  doth  ùfm  whiltjke  u  at  u- 
.  Ue/è)émdraifts  bcrfeffi  tbeteon^o  tifien  ai  euerit  trat 
0/ A  father,  '.n  :  ,•:•:  j^'•.:•^.■,;^i■■■^v'-^•■#" 

Croupi  :  in.i6:£  M  Çroupy.*'     ^*   ••     v 
,  £au  Croupies  tending  water, vkhh  hathjto  cour  ft  ^ 
4U  that ûf,tal(fs^iiddUs^^e,  -  ^    -  v  ••  #  il 

CrQU|2k.  chaflèi  àU.  croUpie;  To  find  i  Hire  at  re- 

liefiyandtktMtiurJehermthGrtyUimdSk       < 
ntK^^atSil-Ahwlè'erkfpett^;^^      ' 


Croupir,  31»  eioteh^bWfftMejirnitwgdedokbU-, 
«4®,  to  refi^  orgromidte  %^Md,  or  ibidt  long  in  a 


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oupiflant  eaûcroupiflànte.  A!UMdiniPuddle,a 
^    ^advuter,'  •  .    ■■     >•■-  ■-•       •''  ■ 

Ctoup^:  f.  The  toptorkftapt  of ahill,^ 
Crou^  :  m>yc:  f.  Crooehed^r  croocbing^mliHedtnoo- 
ktd,ftoo^gJlm»tng^alJà^refiin%yfiààtiniJlteini  idlt. 
Cxcx^jÀii'The^ll-^bieaUedaSeaU^^ 
.OouQiuefCfitrçté*.  dèatc  1>  trafft,  et  eratlfltbi- 
'^^tmtMtibitê00tiU.anmJbfUj&t,^  -*'  v 
^Orau(ts£y<fî?ï^ 

Çroune^d^pâ^ea^ Tfdôic.bif  a  pain: PxaPi«r*^ 
isalvtayes  vmtbi^àpeeoe  <^breé^%or  tiiafiWeU/irut  iit 

"'^iad^bread»-  ■\'/i{-^K*i'''HiiK.:^i:^'^-'^   ■ 
mmnpan»isaret0ififedty  tapi^pntedi^icGto-i  C^luRéjmim^ff[i^àtrMf^lél^^^ 

Ctottonj Md^mrt^^^fdâr^J Ae  •  '  9flay vp^thew bonie,       ; \i|«j?f: \'f-^M'^:  • 
^dukgeoaiofât(i/inr:,v  j ;*-:*t;j'>}  > >n  r«*ï; . w^if  iv/     Croustcwé^ Settruiejbefcabbetl ifiU ojflhepôekfm 
Crotpdchcrcf.  À  ^  <»/ A%i!j€|rfly  .1ÉP<>,W|i  ^-      OouftcIev<urç  :  fcStf*r»iv/r*,  fi^biaife^tkMjfe. 
Crotte; ^feCcottes.  ,vV fâïi  ^^*i.^ii  îîitiïUiQ  *     Cfoùftélicux.  Criêfl'u\M CroufteuxC  y^  & 

GrpufteilcSipu  CroyftcllctteSt/'/u/i?  enfisyOrfiabK 
L  Croufter.  Tocritfi^^idf  j /«  k«»|  ^triffttorfcab  vf- 


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î ^  dmeùfint hiledatd, . 

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Cruche  :  f. /In  earthen  fotypUcber^orfteanei  nlfe(m  old 

VYcmhjajiabléJy':^.        " 

Telle  terre  telle  CT\\Qht'^Vi^Suchjluffeyfuch  wùy\:, 
'    /7/r/;  ivitfucb  wordyjuchaffeâion^fucb  allions'^  péch 

difcrcnonyfuchdirellions. 
Cruche  :  m.  cé:f.  HoUent^orbâllûwed 

m  Adeline  a  pitcher.  -''O^       ^ 

Criicher.  (quafi  le  mcfmc  quc,)uchcrj  or^Tocràucb*^ 

rJfj.tQ  mji{é  boUorv  lil^e.a  pncher. 
Cruchcter.  ^  Chuchcter. 

Criichette.  .^^/////^pi^^^'^y*.  V 

Crucial  :  m.^alc :f.  Crof^^rvife,crofe^ri\e. 
Crucic  :  m.ée:f.  Tormented  y  vexed^  ffi^^^d^  ^ffl^^^^ 
.  îcd.    '■    ■•>>   -         ^    ■  •  ■'•■  '■:'' 
Crucier.  Toto/ture^  tormcnî  yvex^grieue^  ^ffii^^ 
Crucifié  :  m. ce  :  (-.  Crucified jtailed  on  the  crojfe. 
Crucifiement:  m.A  crucifyingyor  nailing  on  the  crojfe. 
Crucifier.  To  crucifie -^  to  n^iile^orput  to  death  on  a 

\gCi'Ucifix  :m.  A  Crucifix.  '  ' 

Mangeur  de  crucifix,  ^n  hypocrite. 
Crucifix  :  m.  ixe  :  f.  C^ucified^  put  ta  death  on  the 

crofje.'  V 

Crucifères  ;  m.  Croffe-béarers  yor^  an  Order  (ffFrym 
which  wcare  croffes  on  tbeir  bàbits.      -  t|;>    "- 

Cri  ICI .  as  Crû.  Crude ^raxv^vnripe  3;  vnprepdred.     'Vm  ^ 
Crudité  :.f.  Cruditie^  rawHep^vnripinejJei  indige/i 

Crue. j^ Creuc.    ■  v-     *''•  'a'  :^^/--  .  •\"/.  •  •':•■; 

Cruel  :  m.  elle  :  f.  Cruelly  fiUvngentte^jlerceytyran'' 
nows/igorou^lvnmerafiU'.  bîoudkJbloiuithirftieMoU'' 

dkminded.^  .,..         >      ;';•■' 

Çruclifé  :  m.ce  :  f.  yfed^of  handled n-uelly. 
Cruclkmcnt.CrueUyyfiercefy^bloMly^fiUyyi^^^ 

fyyvnmcrcifklly.  '  *     : 

Cruëment. Rarely yharelyjnakedlj j alfb^rajhly.  \ 

Crucutc.  le  flux  cr.  Tbe  bloudieflix. 

Crujon  :  ni.  ^ny  round  thing,  as  a  mams\uUjnr  brame 

panne.       ■',  .  ^  -v  v^v  •        '.  •  •  • 

Cruon.  The  sbuU^orbraine  panne  j  or^  Crujon* 
Crural*;  m.  *aie  :  f.  Of^or  belonging  to  tbe  tbigbes.   * 

Miîfcle  crural  as  Cuifsier. 

^'pnccnxTolç.Abrancboftbedefcendentttknlfe  pf 

^  thchoUorp  veine  ;  diuided  intofime  branches. 

CrufbL  ^  Cruxcuir  i.^^  A;:^^  '      • 

Cruzeul.  A  Founders  mtifi^yT»herîm^ 
t^llis conueved.  ■•>/'*?.' a^^'"^'-^^^^-- •■  t ■.■.[':'■■  .■■  •.■     ■.  •  ; •  •. 

v^ry.  The  motto^or  demceofan  Emblen^.%        ^ j^. 

Cry.  à  cor  &  a  cry.  By  proclamation i$r^hjhik  and 

/f   .  ,  '    >     ;:;^yi-  .■.■■•   •■•■    ■,■.-.  •:..'...•., 

G-  i'  ;•-..-.■• . 
ryptoportique.  A  fecret  n^all(je,  or  vault  vnder 
greùnd^or  in  fime  low  place  :  a  clofe  Im  gallerie  fir 
^^lenelfemSummer.  -  . --  ^ 
J:^ryrplitc, Apretitmsftme î-wChryfoKtc.  " 
^f^:m.CrjJiaU.      ^:         , 
V:jryftalKi.4;^Cryftal.    "  .       ||.      ; 

yyMïn:m.'mc:f.c 

v^ubafeau  :  m.  Tbe  little  Sea-nettle  :  I0ourdclois. 

AwUbe:  m.  A  lute  i  (fr^figitreaf Géométrie Jime/quare 
'{"Die.  ''*      '  r        •' 

^ubiculalre:  m.  ^  G^^i^fi^  i/zIm?  ^4^^^ 
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Cubiqud:  com.  Squate^or  made  fquare. 
Cubital  :  qi.âlc  :  {.CubitaU  j  (>/;  o>'  belonging  to  the  Cu^ 
bite,     il:  ^  -,    ■■'":'.  ■■.■..;■■•• 

Artère  cubitale.  S^^it^  Ancre* 

Cucubc.  Herbe  eue.  Gjr^j»  jNT/gib/Jfc^rf^. 

Cucurblteîf.^goi/rrf.    • 

Cucurbit|[q:  m,  ine:  f.  Of^or belongwgto^gomds. 

Qucuyc*  4^n  admirable  bird  in  Hifpaniola  (no  bigfier 
than  a  thombe)  hauing  two  eyes  in  her  hcad^  and  two 
vnder ber w'mgs(which are  doublera greater.and fmal- 
1er  paire)  fojhining  in  the  night  (wherein  o/ily  (he  flics) 
thatfiue  orfixoftbem  tied  together  ^lue  as  much  light  ' 
asM  torch.  *  -  ,, 

Cueillement  im.A gather mgy  ^^ apings pïct(w g  vp\  a 
'    CHÏling^collccïmg^  choie e^or  chufing  out. 
CueiUer  :  m.  ^/z  (?4r^ 

Cueillette  :  f.  A  coU cation  ^  à  reaping ,  or  gathering 
together.  /•  *'  • 

.  Bonne  cueillette.  Vlentieofcorne^ and tf  all  other 
firuiti  \ajpkntifHU  Auttmne^or  Harueft. 

Cueilleur  :  m.  A  gatherer  j  a  reaprf  i  apicl^èr^  chufer^ 
or  culler.  * 

,  MisencuilleurdeVpiTimes.  Turned  i?:to  the  habit 
ofanApplefquire. 

Cueilleure: (.^gathering:, reaping '•,picl(ing^  cuU'w^y 
or  chufing  out. 

Cueilli  :  ni.  ie  :  f.  Gather ed^  reaped ypicfiedvp  j  chofen^ 
culled^  coUeHed  out. 

Cueillier.  Thefiwletearmeda  Shouele/ialfoyOsCmU 
licv^ajpooncydnd  hence  the  Frouerbe-y 
JEntre  la  bouche  &  ]a  cueillier  fouvcnt  advient 
grand  deftourbier.  Much  may  happen  b-etweene  the 
cup  and  the  lip. 

Cueillir.  Togatber\  to  reape^  tùpiçJ(e  vp-^  to  cuU^coUeély 
otdmfèout.  • 

Q^v^.  An  EarUyOr  Count,  {s.tn.) 

Cueur  :  m.  The  heart  ;  Sec  Coeur. 

Cueurs.  The  heart-re fembUng  Cherries  ^  called  French 
CherriesyOrSpaniJhChetrie. 

Cucut  :  f.  A  whetfione.  '     v 

Cueux  de  plomb.  A  Sow  of  Lead. 

Cufcrin  :m.\A  running  at  the  Nofègot  by  a  Horfè 
^f ter  an  ouer-long  courfe  ,  or  gallop  ,  whereby  the 
Vemes  of  his  hraine  are  opened  fo  wide ,  that 
1  r     they  are  hardly  ,  or  not  in  a  /mall  time ,  clo/cd  a- 

m  ^ 

"game. 
Cuiéi:  ;  mti<5lc  :  (.Sodden  j  bal[edi  concofudyd'fgefledy 

fipeynough'yfittobc  eaten.    -        -  \ 

hcM  CVà&,*  Charcoale. 

Matière xuiéte*  (Sometimes  vfed fir)  Matière  fe- 
'  calc.     ^  . 

Mielcui<5b  A  Iff  nd  of  pancake  made  if  y  orfeafined 

witbJ:>onie.    -^  ~  ,  v;^ 

Teftc  mal  aiiél.  An  vnftaied^er  gyeenejbead. 
Guidance  :  £  Thought yWeenmymapnation y  fuppofaU 
.    ù^Êefkmption^'  -    .  ' 

CK^ueilleufe  femblancc  monffare  fbH|^uidance  : 

Prof .  I^ai{[f  Semblancfv        ;  ,  ^    < 
Guidant  Th'mlpng^weening^jfbppùfingy  imapnmg^  dee- 

mi^'^prefitming.      «  :«^-'v   .;iv.i.. 

Guic^.  Thought.  weenedJmdffHedyfippofèd,  deemedi 

•.V      /.      ,  «  ,,.,^ ^..       .  *   ,,»  .  .  _^^^    ,^, ....,■  ._ 

t     prefumeu  '*    ^ 

Cukia  :  m[  A  though ^otueH4bej[[i^eemttiJ/M^â^ 

Cuid^rn'cftpasiuftenjefire:  Prov.  uUffiution 

Csàdet.  T0  tboiik,weene/litme^imôneJtfffêre,fn» 
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Cela  cuidc  aTcnix  LtbeU  badlihi  ti  hnui  hâfpenei 
Cuidereau  :  m.  ^^  ^â^éiùchm\  a  ftttk  bmMipU 

low  ;  $nt  ibdf  tbiMJp  mtU  tfhsmftlfè  i  mi  that  u  bold 

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Cuidcur  :  va.  A  tbb^er^  wtencr^  JUmef^  A/f^T^î 

imaginer '^frt fumer. 

Cuidcur  de  tcndcngc.  One  tbâtM  deceîued  in  that 

he  thmifetb  \  saul^  mere  pétrlknlérty^  one  tbâtfirti  m 

firtofi  ;  #r ,  menimi  Snt  têfwrt^tutrt  ntl. 

Cuidcurs  font  en  vcndengc  :  Prov.  y^n  n  mtrrli 

Uâfuefl  many  pronnd  find  b^s. 
Cuklrdlcs.  5rr  CuydrcBes. 
Cu\ft,nci^.Towedie^  bold  open  with  wedges. 
Cuie^nci  :m.  A  tittle  cerner  ialfi/ilktii  wedge. 
Cu'mcTiiAjpooneiifeCwlhcT. 
Cwliac:(.AUdU.^  .     /      : 

Cu'ûlcïéc'.f.Àfpoone-fittof.       ^    \     ' 
CÀl\W'{€T:(.Afpoone.  <^^ 

Cuillicr  dc  mcr.  The  Sea-^oonei  â  l(ind  of  ting 

Hcrbc  aux  CUillicrs.  SpoonewortScuruie-graffe.  ^ 
Dc  vieilles  maifons  bruflees  il  fçait  tirer  des  cuil- 
liers  ncufucs,  (Said  of  m  sl(tlfillj&tbrifiu  boufelfte^ 
ptr  '^)  be  céot  extraÛ  ntw^oones  from  old  burnt  bou^ 
fcs. 
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boiiebc  Sl  le  cuillier  fouvent  advient 
^griftddeftourbier,  VxoJ)iflurbance  oft  fleps  intwixt 
^^^np^endlip. 
Cuillicr.  boyau  icuiL  The  arfe-gut  j  See  Boyau* 
CAlin  :  m.  ^  weige.  .' 

Cuir  :  m.  Tbe  5^«i  atfo^Asi(m^  fiU^  bide-,  alfo^  tea^ 

wer,  .   ^  ;     ■/■♦.' 

Coupeur  de  cuir.  ^  ritf./«r/>. 

Le  cuir  luy  tient.  He  is  ctungd^  bide-bound. 

Faire daucruy cuir  large  caartojcToj^endfitefy 

OH  another  woânspurfe  j  to  eut  dtâTge  tbeng  oêttsfœ^ 

thermêMs  tenther. 

U  fe  iette  fur  tout  cuir.  He  denies  wi&euerj  tiing\ 

âUUfijh  tbdtcèmes  to  bu  net^  dit  goodprife  thst  coma 
\  mbuwaj^heegreedUjfaUseboordonâwj  tnfg,  or 

truU.^ 

Otts'dlîooé  defoQ  c^t^usl^bnthheeneplmd 

wUbjto  hU  païne  j  Çpàd^oru  tbât  batb  been  through' 

ly  whipped.) 

Treœb}^iteotre  cuir  8c  <ii2^.Tfemblmgkrwétrdlp^ 

oxtrtiimetjy  thron^^(éuweefeji)M  Aetheverie 
éfrt,  [^  ■•  "^'■-  ■  '■  •  ■    "  ■  ■'*  •  ' 

Qui  ciiirTrâcailIercottrroye  en  demande:  Pkof. 
Hee  thâtfetîUâther  cut^requiret  nthmtgefit. 
Cuiracc  ^  Cuiraflir*^^^ 

Ciurain  :  m.  Uàtberne  Jbife  ^  frnmfion'^  or  métrciutu^ 
é^tjffltâthn.  *  .f*p 

Cukafie  :  £  UCmnts*^  wmmr  fir  the  hret^^mtd 
yhncl(e.^      •  #  ■  ■ .,   ■  :     X 

Çjmi&c-.v^ht^^Afwudrththn^m$.    ^     V 
Ucnesauraflez/m  niorioimez.  Sitie^ctrnmi* 
Ik  Arnficenwnubit%iMafwm^,tknd^ 
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Cuiraflîne  :  (é  Af^th^  ^Mlt  fir  ë  liifft  Bmfe^ 


CxàK.Tofeetk1mpkihétk€iO^I^ 
die^nlfi/ekcb^fitâïïU 
eiamcicuiâ.  XhâtviTMb^fmitb^fii^,  m 


CVI 

grkuiAme. 

Trop  eratcr  cuiél,a:op  parler  nuit  :  Prov.T^  much 
fcrntcbingpâmos^toomncbtnll^gptagues. 
C\inicitAteâtherneJerl(pê\(àMoldword.) 
Cuiffanc  :  m.  ante  :  h  Smart mgjucbhfg^tihi^Jlini. 

Cuilinal  :  m.  aie  :  f.  of^  bthitging  t$^  Kjtcbpt^ 

Urrccmfmii.Ahoiifaf  Coterie. 
Cuifînc:  f.  â  Ki^clttMi  (êMdfmttmti)  alfc,  mtat- 

Leur  cui/îne  ordinaire.  Tbeh  Ptdhiarie  Jitt,  orprt. 

.  Harpye  de cujfinc.  Anuewmjtt  mi^  greedie  dt- 
u»iaa  i  ê  htâltUe  jkder^eme  that  ttt$  txt/eamljmuih^ 
tnâ  fpifUi  tbe  reft  v/bub  be  ctttmt  eât. 
Latin  dc  cuifinc.  G/»/7>  L<//»*. 
_  Faire  la  cuifinc.  To  pUf  tbe  Cotise  ,  to  drtjji 
meat.  :  . ,~     *' 

Se  ruer  tresbien  en  Clri/înc..  To  fall  eagarfy  to  his 
"viBualls^tê  bt  a  verie  good  trentber-man, 
OralTe  cui/îne  maigre  ccftament  :  Prov .  Crm 
h0uii-lfeefeTs  leaiiefoore  executors  ;  Tbe  ltJ(e  is  y 
Dc  grafle  cuifîne  povretc  s'avoiiinc  :  Prov. 
Mauvais  chien  ne  veut  iamai;  complgnoif  en 
cuiimc  :  Ptoy.  4  cbttrk  cinnot  endure  a  compara- 
onmbUgaatfùU'mfUiments. 
Cuinocment  :  m. A  ârejjmiofmiatya  cool^ing^  play' 
vigoftbeCêolfe. 

Cuiimcr.  To  coolset  fUj  tbt  Uol^e ,  drejpt  meat  an 
Coelfe.  '  y 

Cuiiîncux  :  m.  cuft  :  f.  fit  fir  Cool^erte,  Belonging  tt 
tbeKjtciùn. 

Cui/înier :ni.  ^ CMi|^.    : 

CuîCyrActt'.  i  Amman  C—l^e. 

Cuiffal  i  or  ,  CuHTauz.  Cui£ts  -,  Armour  fir  tbt 

tbigbes. 
Cuisse  î  £  Tfcf  tbigff. 

yoecmSe^aaiAcleiuofCarlklce, 
Cuiffc6airK:f.Tietume«faip)idoffeare, 
Cutficlette  :f.ABtttletbigk 
Oiiflè-oé.  tltt^bonu  -,  (mt  Efifhete  */Bac(^ns.) 
CMÏetXtilmCvàStkttc.      ■ 
Cuifficr.  Of^  yetmgf^g  to,  tbt  tbigft, 

Mufdecumicr.  OmtftbifimrefrmcipaU  tmtstles 

whereby  tbe  tiigb  is  beni^petthed  eut, 
C^ï^tCvilts^,Acuj^im^, 
Qmffvxt'.m.A  tittlecujbm. 
C}uifIîociiX:in.euiê:i  Sê^  se  m  ei^iim\Jt  fit  t 

et^hon  'y  boldhg  of  tbe  eiMin  ifiB  ofct^hSms. 
Cuiflbn :  £  Jtfeetbmg ^  alfi^  fimtmgAsftingitgi « 

•fîiettks,  : 

Oûfi&ts:  m.  Tafes;  gtWMtr  fit  tbt  ttiffies. 
Cuit. 4v Coiâ.  '■-*•' 
Cuite:  f.  Afeethinii  bâlpMg,  kittb ^  gl/i ,  digep- 

Cuine  tmiCtfper,        ^        - 

Oihrreuz  :  m.  eufe  :  £  Farf  «f  Ciyifff. 

Gui  t  m.  A  grfi.bmm  .  lÂiKr.  w»clMidr»e ,  findê- 


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OàhbacTbebirdttUidatrtiittaik.  , 

Cà  éc  cheval  AfmgM,awd  MffoiSfKir  txtr^ctnce 
•fée  StâfefembUMUimmi  kmLkÊJt^mltuBedftbe 
redNettit,      ,  • 

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Cul  fur  poin 

dovÊT/te. 

iCul  rouge. 

Culfurtcftc 
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aHisdone  an^ 
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emit  fide ^ei 

Afsisenrrcd 

ploies  the  bh 
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lllcurficleu 
mr.ieibemrï 

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oui  one  naiU 
Vn  Mangeû 
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Mcnredeci 
fiisnd^ouirtU 

Torcher  à  ai 

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lotpu  flored 

lowers.     ' 

U  eft  mal  cai 

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femblertbat 

worji  humor 

Culacc:f.4;i^ 

Culaçon.  The 

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•  Cul  nolle .  The  namt  p/â  certaine  }h$rUUiled  Apple: 
Cul  dc  pouTr.^  ceriMine  hgidyand  eminent  jwellmg 
ontheOfifice.^tedge  of  a  FiJluUiairo.abrmgmg,  or 
fittingaU  the  tops  of  the  fingers  e  lofe  together. 
Cul  fur  pointe*  Topjie  turme ,  arfic-varfie ,  vpfdc- 
doïP/te. 

Cul  rotigc.  The  bird  called  a  Specht^of  Spcght. 
Culfortefte.^^CulfuriVointc.  '^ 

.  Au  cul  diifac.  At  length-^  in  tb*  end yor  bottome-yWhen 

allisdone  and  gone. 
-  Dccul  &  dc  tcftc.  ftirioHjl/yfiercely^onall hands.on 

cipnefide^euerit  way.  ^        ^ 

Afsiscncrcd(nixrcllcslcculatcrrc.  Bctweenetwp 

flwies  the  bhecb  goes  to  the  ground. 

•  Grattante  cul  au  folcil,  Idlely,  (hathfiUf.Jlouenly^ 
as  one  thit  lies  cUtping  his  breech^  blealfw^bimfel^y 
id  the  Stinne.     ^  ^ 

U  leur  fitlcucrlc  cul  à  Dreux.  Ue  taifdtbekfiegejor 
m^^iethemrife^jrJtmbejfbreDrtux. 
louer  i  pique  en  cvILTo  tbruji  out  the  harlot ^or  driue 
out  one  naïie  with  another. 
Vn  Mangeiir  dc  culs  dc  poules.  A  nic1(name  fir  à 
fo'Mior.  f  '    ^ 

Mettre  de  cuL'  To  Cet  en  hisarfe-yto  ùUircome\  con- 
fifund^oucrturne^ouerthrow.  ' 
Torchera  aurruy  le  cul  dc&  chemifc  Toioeaman 
a  pleafire^  hut  (which  he  could  baue  dome  bimfelfeJoM' 
ly  by  bis  awne  me  ones  ;  LBol(e  Chemife.  * 
^A  cul  de  foirard  toufioiK  abonde  merde:  Pior. 
A  [hit  tent  aile  halb  euer  flore  êfêidure  ;  ajbitten  jfèU 
lot9U  flored  with  fiUbie  btmours  ^  ^nr  fcmruie  fiU 
lowers»  »,  ■   -""i:-       •-v^■•        -w  .:•."■ ,  •   ■   •'>■.•■ 

U  eft  mat  cadie  à  qui  le  cul  paroift  :  Pro  v.  Hoe's 
but  ill  hid  that  (hewes  bis  taiUibe  is  butgjballow  dif 
femblertbat  frfcrs  the  mrld  toHal^e  notice  êfbU 
worjlbumors.  *         • 

Cuîacctf^Culaflc.         ^ 
QiA2(^on.The  breecbûfa  peectêfOfdMMMce. 

Culant.  Settin^on  bis  toileting  m  arfe-poffe  vnto. 

Culaflc  :  fc  The  CcuMier  (in  the  Poope)  of  a  Sbip^  dfo^ 
thebreecbofd  QtmneyÊ^ê/tfiuUgreâtyOffiiU^oiwn 
affe^or  brtech^  alfo^  Imfi  if  geld  êrfiU$er  melted  m 

^cruriUe^^ndftsMretéûmng  the  forme  ofâ>e  hot" 
^onse  too  re  of  •    /;-,.\;  ■-'W..)|ii(*^'' '♦'*.■«**  -i,  -v.'»..  ,^.t.  ^-.,'-  r*--;^. 

Qiti  ne  <^a{tic  culo^  Re  diaffie  culdle  :  ^y.  iZ^ 

jbat  cêrregs  notyouth^  controub  mt  age^  be  ttmt  nips 

_^t  vice  in  the  bud^  fibers  k^hoMcb.        *   * 

Culaile:  mj^  :f.  Teytm^  oaefthm^neJHeMtbe  téàù; 

that  hab  receitted  tm  mfe-p^e  ^  or  foA  em  the 

Cula£air  :id/Ow/j'j/  fiy^h  ^  P^  émoAer  m  M 
Culbucr.  t'  A  umAtiiti^  «  Smiàig^  m  ufiêg  vffiie 


Fàirela  c^>i]te.  Tf^fiff  Ai  tmhltri  ^^u  mnt 

■J^nrneéjuimé  têf  mur  uûU, 

Oilbuta:.  T*umÊUe,  ûtnmup^tmmt,  tmm'vffide 


Odcbaie. 


;.l>i<ietdecufebute.  The  finnm  m^mmt 
^Juwoo  :  m.  ru  Vmierfan  tftbe  hutm^fî  tf  ê 


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Qoktex.To  wag^rfiirre  the  bm  todies  vp  end  downe.to 
moui  the  tâile  m  a  wanton  time^or  with  the  uHc  hecp 
tme  vnto  a  wanton  mu ficl^e.  * 

Culetis:ro.4yCuIeiageé  :     '  ^\ 

Ollette  :  f.  ^  Culaçon. 

Cuiier  :  m.  cre  :  £  bf^ot  belonging  to  the  taile,  arfe.or 
fandament. 

Boyau  culicr.  Tir  jr/r-g«r  ;  5(f^  Bpyau. 
Cuberc  :  f.A  crupper  for  a  boife. 

Culinaire  :com.  Of^or  ielongirgto^a  l^^tçhln.     * 

Cul-lcvc.  louer  à  cul-lcvc.^*  play  at  Icuell-coylc. 

CuUot  as  Culot;  ^Ifo^a  ckfoion(made)ioride  poli  on. 

Cullottes.4;tf  Culottes.    .^ 

Culot  :  m.  A  Ut  tie  affe^  afînaU  taile\  (and  by  mètap^r, 

^  aùd^o/yong  bodie  j^  al/o^  as  Quloculj  and^he  lag^oï 

^-^lâfiofacompanie'^al/OyOsCullqt. 

C\Ûotdcbvonzc.A  hoVffwbarreyOrwed§f:ofhrjtjre^ 
Culot  de  fondeur.  The  mould  wherein  àBcU-foitn' 
deryC^c^caJls-his  mtttall^   •  .        •*' 

Mardier  Comme  culots.  To  came  behind^  or^  in  the 
rerewardofthereJL     *:  v      \:     • 

Qiû  ne  chafUe  culot  ne  c^aftie  culafle  !  Pro  V.  fl^^ 

\that  corrects  not  fmall  fouUs^  wiU  not  controU  gre.U 

ones  s  or^  be  that  correClsnot  a  Igname  while  hee  is 

youngfWill  not  bee  able  tocontroU  him  when  bee  is 
jold.  ■   /•  .        .   -  .„'       •   '  ^  ■ 

CvdottCSif.  Armour  for  the  binder  partie  or  tailepeece^ 
ofaborfe\alfô,fafoJÏMonoflcbfe  breeches. 

Clupe  d'un  aruchaud.  (Pirbaps  mijla\en  for  Pulpe;  ) 
Tbepulp^ith^orfubfianceofanAnickoclfe. 

Cul-pclc:  m,cc:£  Bauld-arfi  ,  bare-taild  ^  pild^ 
breecbt* 

Culrage.  4y  Curage*    [  >  '  -' 

Cuke  :  ni.  ReJpcâlyWorJhipy  honour  giuen^  feruice  done 
ont.  '  f 

Çultellaîfe  :  covçi.  Of  a  l^ifo^or  tptifi-rilie. 

Cautère  culteuairc.  S^f  Cautère* 
Cultivagc  :  m.Tilljge. 

Cultivant.  TiUhtgJbtubandmg^rejJlngJlahourhig. 
Cultivation  :£  A  tilling^  tillage. .      .  ^^ 
Cultivé:  tn.éc:t7illed,wroi^bt^  laboi^redy  bushan- 
.    ded  ;  mproued  by  plomngj^ttered  by  tillag/e. 
Cultivemeotun./^  tiUmgjbusband'ml^bomng^ow-^ 

ing  Î  cuUwe^oirimprouing  by  culture. 
Clllaver .  To  LdroierytiU^fUn^i  improue  by  cult  urej^et  ter 

by  plowing.  #. 

Cultiveur  :  m.AlmsbandmdH  ^  a  labour  er^er  tiller  of 

CvkuKiiCmltarejiittagey  husbandries 
CummLOftbeSybiUCtmssufïzi^B^é 
Cunie de preflbocn  (BeUpe  miftaien  jCrCuve;)  the 
nwf  ^  or  trewb  wUcb  reeeines  the  liquor  expre^d. 
OmAn  :  m.  7m  bear be^ food yCummin.   ^  :. i > 
Onnin  (auYage.^i&/Càmmi;  whereof  there  are 
0nreelfmdii  theordUktlrie^  codded^  and  the  homed 

Cunmladvemâtt.  Lmgefy^bandantly^by  heaps. 

Cumulé  :  nuée  :  £  Heofed/tccmiUatedJMed  pp  ;  ga^ 

thered^ beaps.    ^*'       ^   ^•^^^..^..^  ^*  ■^^:i^'^r^'^.^ 

Oiniuier.r#  beape^ecmmUte^fiSvpi  toaugment,  or 

athet  pffsAeTy  by  heaps.      - ^^    .      i? 

ÎXemHamn^tarriame/Ut^^iiingJm^ 
of  the  time.        ^, 

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Marier  MU  ;  (fme  alfi  taU  F/e«frMf  ,Cuiulago.) 
CunocL  A  I^ewiet  (apfU.)  ^^^      v       - 
Cupide:  com.  Cùuetntâ ,  peetlie ,  </r>-«w  0^  /ij^«X 

Cupkiique.  EoÀloqucr  à  la  Cbpidiqucj  autant 

quei>crongner,  - 
CiÂ>iaité  :  f.  Cup'ulitie  j  luft  j  e»iutoufne§e  j  iw»/«a  «/- 

)*^i»»,  </i/]^«f^  Uuei.vHiuJly  ar  iU-feàfmedy  deft^ 

Cupule  :  f.  The  IkiU  cup,orJhell,  of  an  Acome, 

CuTZgçîf.  Tbebearbe,^^'ater'pepperyAr/è-{martX'l^' 
ridgey0r  Culerage.  ,.      -*r        ■»  ii' 

/Orage  roùgt.»'4/«-  Dramyor  Mdrflt  Dragm,- 

CuraiUcs  de  raaifon  :  f.  Tbedufi,  fiUb^fjveepingSyàr 
cleanjing/>fhoHfes,  ■•■■■■ 

CùratçUe  ;  f.  tf^an^ip  ;  the  office  of  a.  Gardian,  êr  Tu^ 
tor.,  afiuueyini,ân  ouer feeing.        ■/...• 

Curateur  :  m.  A  Gardian  in  Socage '^  a.  Tutor ^an  onér- 
.  feer\  a  Surneyor^&c, 

CutztiC>n:f.\A  cure  ;  curingjbeaCng.        ' 

Cuté  :  m.The  Curate jkt  Tarftn  of  a  Church-^  he  that  bath 

tbe^ititusUchiffgeofaPàrijb. 
Bourie  de  curé.ï"*<  bearb  Te>jr»»rt^UI(epurfi,Coofi- 
weed^ShepbéardS'poucB^  purfe^ore-mans  Varma- 
■  cette,     •  :  ■•'.  ^  '   ■  '      ■■  ■  ■  -'.»•■  ' 

Cure:  f.Cétrejiteedyre^e&y  regard -,  tarlçtythoughtypen- 
fiuenejfe  -,  Jfo/i  Cure,fir  charge  ofSoub  ;  a  ?arfonage, 
trl^icaragejolfo^cureJbealingjreftoringtobeâltb'fiU 

foyaHaw{escafling,      ..   r  %       ^      ... 

'•   Il  eft  tout  prefchc  qui  n'a  cure  de  bien  fiûre:  Pro. 
He  that  mB not  be  jàuedneedsno  preaching  i  admce 
preuaUes  not  wiibfuch  as  are  carelejfe  of  their  t»ne 
'    good.    ■■■    ■    '.   '  "     •.  '•;.•.,,■  '      '•  /■"■■■'/.  :• 

Cure  :  m.  ce  :icteanfedyfàrged,purïfiedy  cleeredyVti- 
dedof  ordure  ypiclfed^runed'y  tùfoybealed,  àirtdjre.. 
couered,^  \-  •:.,._'....  ^iî ..  ^    ■ ,    _  ',    ' . '>;  .'■  ■.  S  ; 
Cure-dent  :  m.  ^  tâotb-plel(e.  -nT^rA 

Cun^e  :  t  A(dpgs)ret»ard',  the  bounds  fies  if^rpartJL 
the  lame  they  boue  tpUedf.,;    «  ,«»«»..  W 

La  allée  d'un  fbâe.  7^  clean/tng,or/èomrh^  tfa 
ditcb'ytbemudypme^durttbatstal(eneutefit.. 

dixCrOnilic^Anenre-picl(er,:^.,\  ,.'',.rn'-f5f:>».'î  *t 
Caicr.TocUanfiycUerejmtfieypiirgeyvadeftrdutey 

pki(èyprune  ;  alfoy  to  heale/ecouerjcure }  alfoyto  tafi/u 
aUiuokedo^.  '  '-.      ■'  ....-.-■v  -t^r^m 

Oireftwle  :  m.  A  fiable-cletnfér  -y  m  OfUetftiêrfil^e^ 
pefyOt^roome  of  a  Stable,  ^  '     «     >  <^    „«»  • 

Curette  :  f.  >A  Cbirurgins  ?roifiy  or  Probe  ;  an  mfirit- 

mnt  vdreremtb  he  founds-the  bladdery  &  gathers  t»- 
iettjer/uehf/raUeUyeo»uealedbloud,or  other filtb^a* 
remàsesmitf  efier afienetalftn  out;  âttôy^eâre- 
pkker-y  alfi,  a  Plêu^^afftyfiT  Ul(er-fiajfe(wbermtb 
'  tbeOiker  à  cUanfèd.)  ^^*  ,    ^, ,  „^ 

Cureut€Sdeaiaifi>n.4vÇurailles.  '^';  '  ^'  :,<^- 
Cûrial  :  m.  aie  :  f.  Oftbe^  Court,  behnffnttrâ  ConH. 

Amende  curiale.5^r«i(r  Amende.  '  ^n'mii 
Cnn^èSbtivaM(^urtitr, 
CwÂsisté:f.FonÊâlitk,coartefeyprcm'tJb^, 
Cmïe:f.Arribè^WMrdmaCitu,  v^  -^  '■::!-.].:rn;  ; 
Curieufoncnt.  Cnriêufy,  ^e<ifefy,nUth  ,qumay, 
damti^  S  dnÊktfidbp^flntpMlmfy  %taefUhy  beedfidfy, 
buSfy^o»  too  diÛgent^,  ^  ^^    .  '■    , 

CunetiK:nueiife:€eKrip<jfMnrt,  nk^dtimie, 
peeifiy^ubtfiiUyfirM^tbùiyheed/Ûlfkitfieimt»» 
diligent 'y  urne  care fiM^um  midi* 

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Curoir  :  m.  ii  Curette  (in  tbe  fit fl fence.) 
Curtillc  :  f.  A  Utile  many-Ugâ  vcrmin^h^tlnA^j  a- 

fimder  tbe  roêts  of  plants.  ^^  r 

Curtin  :  m.(Jbe  name  oJ)a  vei  iejvpcet^nd  toni'/apwg 

Apple.  .•     >    .m  ■/■  ' 

Cuscoamy.  4#  Cufcouil  :  ^Rab. 

Culcôuil.  fvell  hanged^wellflêned. 
Cuicutc.  Al(wdoJ  wormey  alfp^thtweed  Dédder. 
Cufins  :  m.  ffbHrtle-berrieSyarivinbemes.       -    * 
CuO}ynné:  m.éc:f.Jf  orme-ea ten.      ,       .        t 
Cuftode:m.  A  Gatdianyivardenj^eeperyOtétrfeer. 
^    Cuiàoàc(àcM.)ACurfaine(firabed.;  s 
Cut2Bé:m.hc:f.Sliinnity9y^cfibesl(i'^. 
Cutîculairc  i  peau  cuticulaiic.  TuU  ofVùreSyOrtf 

Mes  y  fbrfweat  to  come  out  at. 
OÎVC  :  f.  An  open  tub  j  àjatyor  vat. 

""A  fonds  de  cuve.  Largely ythrougbly y  fiiOy. 

Foflc  fait  â  fonds  de  CUVC.  Hauing  a  bot  tome  lil;e  a 
-   fi^i  or  y  flat'  bottomed ,  and  downe-  right  fided.         * 

Goutcc  a  goutte  on  emplit  la  cuvc  :  Prov  •  By 

•  drop  afïerdrop  tbe  tbe  fat  is  flUed  ;  See  Goutte. 
Cuvé  :  m.  ce  ;  f.  Put  in  to  y  orfeafoned  Wya  great  vatjft 

Cuveau  ;  m.  A  Sttlefatyor  tubj,^;^  ^ 

Cmée:(.Atub'faaof.   -^ 

Cecy  cft  d'un 'autre  cuvée.  This  is  of  another  vef 
felly  of  another  edition  y  of  another  fart  ^  of  anétber 

Cuvelicr  :  w.  Avat-malctryOr  tub-ma^eh 

Cuver.  To  tunney  orpulintoafat,artubi  tofeafonyUt 
wortieyorftandin^vgtyorttsb.   \ 
, Cuver fon  vin.  To  difgeft  his Ciqu'or  j  to  eHMCuateyOr 
paJTe  ouer ytbe  fames  thereof  by  a  good  napy  or  any  other 

Cuvette  :  £  A  Utile  fkt^ tub. 
Cuvette  dc  Venus.  TheTea^U^  or  Pullers  Tbif-' 

tie.       .  ..•.,--..„.,    :.._^ 

Cuviel  :  txuA  bathing  tube 

Cùvîer.  asCnyidi.AlfSya  Dying  fatypr  lead. 

Oiviere  i  f.  An  open  vejfellyor  cefterne  to  rpajb^  i^r  coole 

drml^gpots  sn  Sutsmur  ;  or  as  Ctivien 
CuyderwleSir  m  Cuy^rcllcs^i^  t  :.  .■ 
Cuydrelles  \Lcrm-flav^m^Mivil^^ 

l^l^fwefSyCuel^e  GiUiflaweis. 

Cuyrafline#5«f  Cuira^ioc^ 
Cuyvre:  m.  Cùpftr.  '     -  V    '         • 
Qiyvreux  :  m.  cufe  lî.  Vutt  ofci^pif. 
ÇyiiThenameofaSifintiwbencei    , 

Pai^  hçiûft  de  la  S«  Qyjvimygo^d  tiqitûfyîftppiidtk. 
Cy.  Hereyintbis plaise ^bitbi^iMiJ^^^t^ 

Cy  devant.  Heretofère.  ^.r  ,.<.'■■-  ^^^^m 

CyaQé:fl^c:  &  A^ejks^JUew$fcol0Sèr.P^^ 
Cyathetm^  AfmâUcup^Ê$miafiifeiimongtifastmicnt 

RommfSf  çmâkmgâbottt faure  fl^oonefaUt y^d  in 

weight  an  ounce yha^  a  qsssnr ter ^vocbaratSy  and ff 

'  titne  frames  ofwr  wei^  ;  Leo^e  Cîaihe. 

ÇyhoÏQC.  os  Cyh.  Acirtaintbontnstbtsnflitf.  \ 

C^damine .  The  hearte  Hogs-bteady  Sewes-bready 

TSmitÊes-breadi  alfOy  tbew'dd  vhny  blacke  flfiemey  Qur 

ladies  Seaki  alfèyWcod^liigbtpHide^itt€ffweet^\^ 

\t.  A  rcêtndytnr  circle^  ^v<i^ 

\oi^\Q^t^MmsflrmêSimi'4j€d/mlfi^btM 

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Cymacion.^ 
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Cymas.  The  fa 
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Cymbale:  f.  d 

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Cynabre.  Cyno^ 

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bitches. 

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vnjrequented 
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Cynic  :  m.  iqui 

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Cyniphé  :  m-e« 
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toaSwan.     •  ' 
Cygncur  ;  m.  A  Swan-I^eeper-^  (a  wordfhmet'imcs  v-^ 

jedm  ierifion  (^/Seigneur.) 
Cylindre  :  m.  A  rowlef-y  the  wooddeninflYumnt  whéï- 

with  clods,  are  brolien^and  allies  plained.    :  / 
Cyinacc  :  f.  A  ledge ^  or  outward  member  in  Architec-^ 

iureyfhflMonedfomewbat  lil^e  a  Komam^^andtearmed 

aJVaue^orOgee.  _v  „. 

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Cymaiir.  <i^  Cymacc. 

Cyvms.Thefaw.e.     ,  • 

Cymat.  ^  pnall  n^tue^or  OgeeÇm  buitdmg.) 

Cymbale:  f.  ACy^ball  to  play  6n.    ^  - 

louer  des  cymbalcs.autanc  que  paillarder:  ^Rab. 
Cyme.  44  Cy mace  ;  tf^J,^  Cime.  ti^ 

Cy  mettes  :  f.  Thepooots,  or  tender  budsyeelded  by  the 
'Jiaull(i  of  CoUworts ,  afur  the  greater  leaues  hauc 

beene  cropped  off.  ^     , 

C)rmier  :  m.  as  Cimier  -^^Ifoya  Crefty  C^gnifaunce^  or 

déuïcefiorne  on  the  top  of  an  helmet. 
Cymitiere.  A  Churchyard  ;  kool^e  Cimirierc. 
Cynabre.  Cynoper-y  a  l(md  of  y^ermilhon\  Loo\e  Ginna-^^ 

bre.       V,    s  \ 

Cynamolge.  An  Arabian  bird  y  that  vfetb  to  facile 
bitches.  ^ 

Cynanthropie.  Afrenr^te^  which  maï^etb  a  man  haunt 
vnfrequentedpkceSyWSb  a  conceity  that  bee  is  turned 
intoadog.         • 

Cynic  : m.  ique :/.  Vogged^cinicall^  doggijhy  currijby 
churlijb^  \ 

Cyni^nc.  A  gnatyfittdgeyOr  dog'fiie.  ^ 

Cyniphe  :  m.ec  :  f.  hogged. 

Oynoccphdkim.ABabooné. 

Montre.  Lool(e  Cinofc. 

Cyon  :  m.  Awbirlewind'y  orytbt  boiflerous  incounter  of 
trpùftrongrvinds(at  Sea.) 

Cyperc  :  m.Cyperusjnr  Cyprejfe^  Gali^jgale^  (alfind  of 
reed.)  ,V|,  .,  ...-  |^'   .  :   ■   .  .  :^-.  ... 

Cypres:  m. The  Cyprus  tree  iorq;pruswoêd.^y  i  ^ 
Cypres  dc  Candie.  The  Candian  Cyprus  treei(i4  Imv- 
erydndfrnallery  and  jpreads  it  boHgbes  in  a  rounder 
fbrmtythan  the  or  dinar  ie  one.)   ^     --        ^.  >^  i  * 

Cypres  dc  lardin.  Lauender  Cotton  j  or  y  garden  Cy- 
prus.        '     .'^^  .'■-^.%-'_  -^'::''r-.':  .  -'.<:      ■    ■■■■■'y     -  -  '^ .     /.."       :■     ;■-    ^  '  -'"^-  ■ 

Cypres  (auvagc.  JF#/w&  Sa^rf^rhftiwrf, 

Le  menujou  petit  Cypres.  Tibf/Saw  J  orfipeetSoo- 

theympood* '    "^  *  yi,,i^^*>^^^  • 

Drbiâ  de  branche  de  Cypres.  A  duitk  yeelded  in 
oldtimebyEnglijbmen  arriuing  at  Bourdeaux^  at  a 
fig^  that  they  bad  beene  there.    *^  ^  a^  > 


^^refficr:  in.cre: f.  Offir.behngmgtOy  Offms,  i 
Cyprin  :  m.  iné:  lOf^w  beUngmg  to^lflffltnd  Cyprus, 
VvntêjrenHi^btFatrcmpthefeofiWb&Kt'yvr^ 
T^rchccyonacTbe  fiaiuto/hiu.         is      M- . 
vJyrc.tMH^.iàT.    •.  V.r;»..;'n^:'.:,:"' 

Mrron  :  Bj.^  hand-vmm\  Ltrkt  Citàti.  I  <"% 
y:^ytonTK.  A  pfare-cUth'y&ei  44  Cerocùic,  '*» 
Vyfimbic  ;  m.  Waler-CMitUyfifb-^Mmt,  bruolft-Mmt, 

ami  borfe-M'mt. 
Cyftcpaoquc.  Artère  cys.  U  brauacb  of  the  Arterie 
^Jgf«»»q«e-,  vAncb  ioe$  ti  tUlittfr^dgtK, 
^yfv*¥^-^tte  cyftique.  UcertametittUvmeif' 
fumgjrmtbe  trimlfe  ùftht  Port  veine,  auiétence 
m^UHitothehUiéeroftbtgatt'ybefweitcomesat 
T^Kottufomtttmefi^le^fimettms  doubUx  but 
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Cytifè.  Tbt  fhrubbie  plant  Ciùiusyfljrub-TrefiyUyHer- 
barift^und  Tetrifo/i^;  fomealfocallit^mill^t  Trefhile-y 
becaufe  a  mcreafts  mtU^e  in  the  cat  tell  that  jèed  an 

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whereto  it  is  ioyned-yosàuyâàyyc^  verlly^non- 
dlynointruthyOrynofir/ootb.   * 
Dabblée.SeeDablée.  "»  *v 

D':ihhordéc.At  firftyat  firflfighty  atthcir arrwatlyos 
foone  as  they  touched  ,  aê  foone  as  they  came  tofe- 
ther. 

Dablee:  f.  A  crop  ofcoiney&c},  come  grovping,or flan- 
dingyon  the  ground  j  alfo^  Haruefly  or  the  reaping  of 
corncy&c.  .  • 

Daces  :£r(?Zfej.  ^ 

T)^c\tT  IÏÙ.  AtoU'iatherer.   ,        - 
Uacque.  ^  certaine  weed  lil^e  vnto  omVoclie, 
Ty^itkQitti.ADate.         ,      i- 
YyTiSÀ^x.TheValmeyOrVaietree. 

Daélier  d' Inde,  ty  Indian  Bate  tree. 
DaèliJaire  :  com.OfyOr  belonging  to^a  Vate-^  alfOyDate- 

lil^e.  V 

Cautère  dàéHlaire.  5^^  Cautère. 
Dst^ûiotmntitif.Finger-Magicl^e.     .. 
Dacîi^le  :  m.  ï  he  DatCzgrape^oy  Fingcr-grape  ;  alfOy  the 

hearbeDoggeS'tootb'y  a/foynlpndofiimgjhel/'fjh'y  al- 

foy  a  long  precious  ftomfmnd  in  Candi  a  ;  alfo(rû  ver  fi- 

jying)  a  fvot  ofthfeefiUableSy  whereof  the  firft  is  longy 

the  tvpo  other Jhort. 

Dacî^loaie:  f.  Finger'iatlfe'y^eecb  made  with  the 
fingers.     '  -  n  ■■ 

Didz^Ahorfey  (Childijhfy.) 

Dadce:  f.  Cbildtjbloyiffgyjpeccbyor  daUiance-yrvhencei 
Souffrir  à  vn  enfant  toutes  fes  dadces.  To  coc^ 
l^ery  orco\esii*y  tomal^ea  fiddleyOrwar^vs  of  it. 

D  advantage.  Mfreouer-y  fir  ther more^  oue^-andbe-^ 
fides  ;  affojbetter  then  \  ^, Ueftoit  monte  d'advân- 
tas^e,  Hee  iP0as  betttr  mounted  than  the  reft  y  (in 
whkb  fence  it  mufi  eiur  bee  v^  it  ten  mtlran  Apoftro- 

T^ztmonim.Adiuetty^prityfouU.  -     "^ 

Dagard:  m.  A  Brocket  y  Spit  ter  j  P/ici^t;  a  young 

male-  Deere  that  but  iegms  to  put  firth  a  bead; 
Dzgs^if^AgjreatdâggeTé^v^^^^^^^^^^  ♦ 

Dagobert.  The  name<factrîmitfuâiiej!lt  very  good 

■  peare.       -■■^;^'  ^   '  ■•r--^.-..w.^,.-  "-.x^v-;;v> 

Dagoric  :tTfe^  name  ofafme  y  eUm  apple.  *  '^^     i' 
Dagome  ;  f^  A  decrepitej  and  tôothleffe  beldame.   • 
Pague:f.i4rftf^erj  alfi^tbe  beadef  the  young  Deere, 
called  a  SpitterjOrPriclprt.  /.cf:  w^f 

Dagi\e  &  ballon.  Large  vsjtafyre^  heaped  meafme^ 
me^e  mtb  aduantage.  ^  '  ""  '#^  rf3>iiii;  :?^  '  "    ' 
t)2Sue^Toalcs.  A  Scottifi  dagger  iorDtidgemhafl 

Strvantcfeiac  à  la  dagUê.  Afioibing  mncb,a  col- 
logaènz^iteane,  ' 

Daguenet  :  vi.  U  Bttle  (poeketjdagger, 

t)i£UCt^fftabwitb  a  dagger» 

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Daiin:  xn.AfiillowDecre. 
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Daincean.4;^D^teau.     '         "^ 

Daine  :  f.  The  Sea-fijh  CAUed,otbtrwife^%içc. 
Daing:  m.  as  Daine. 
Daiiiceau:  m.AyongfkllawVetrt. 
Dainticrs:  m-  Tte  Doucets^tenderingSyOrfionesofa 

Deere.     ^  ^ 

DziSyOr  Daiz.A  cUth  ofEfiate^CaMûpii^êrÉeauenytbat 
fiands  ouer  the  heads  of  Princes  thnmesiftlfoytbe  whole 
Staieyorfeat  ofEftâU  î  ^0^  the  kâords  of  a  beds  tea-- 
perwhereat  the  Valences  behânged. 
DaifTellc-»  m. ce:  f.  hUdeof^or  coueredmtbyboords. 
D^ûzdcv.uikindoffrmtUfeyflndb^^^ 
Daidrc.  A  Plenùjh  coine  woftb  about  m],  s. 
Dale.  ^^  DalHrc  i /<^yiyZ^^ 
Dalle  :  m.  AfewetyOrpityWbereintoibe  wafhingSydifh^ 

watetyond  other  fuch  ordure  ofboufes^re  conueyed. 
Dalle  :f.  4^  Dale  i4//J^  Daille.  /  W 

D  aller  :  m.  The  coine  caUed^  DoUèr.  - 
Dalinatiquc  :  f.  (A  fàjhian  of)  a  long Tvbite  gownty  or 
f^eflmem(jpotted^9r  têtfiedaUoêéefwiibpufplemfirfi 
bfBu^bt  vp  by  the  Dalmatian^  or  Sctauonian  Priejis  ; 
alfoyaroide-fleeued  l^efimentyOf  Surpluswome^t  this 
dayybyÙeaconsduringtbeceUbratmoffolemnèdaies 

Majfes.  r  *  v.  "  '^ 

Dim. Ski  (an  addition^  tkli  of  re jpeft^nd  honour  ygy- 

uen^  in  courte  fie  y  vnto  a  Gent  lemon  y  or  Kjtight  :  This 

in  old  timei  and  yet  the  Gouerner/  of  the  Cbartcrboufè 

Monks  or efiiled Duns.)         ''^-è^'     -  Î  *  ' 
Dam  :  ID.  Dommage ^lofjiybinderance^éèr^e.    >t 
Damage,  as  Dam  :  fPic.  Uffejiammaj^urt^K 
Damauine  *  f*  ^  Damafcene^  or  Damfinpium.    > 
Damas  :m.  Damâsl^.-4^^>''nM--~^'^  •*.  •    ^  \N  -r'-r-'-''. 
£au  dc  Dainas.  Damaske^orfweety  wat&  (diddled 
from  aH forts  of  odoriferous  bearbs.)   ^  ^i^^  ^  ^^  -^.^  -^ 
Huile  dc  Damas.  OyleDamafiene^  u^^^  v^^^y  ^  ^ 
KaàRnsdtD2mx.ThebeftfèrtofRaifinsoftbiSU9. 
Kolc  de  Damas.l^  Damaslfe^  Umklt  Rofe. 
Terebcodiinc  dc  Damas.  Turpentine  ofl^mùco. 
Damafceure  :  fJ>amasl(mgyor  Damuslfe  vmlfie. . 
Damafquin  :  m.inc;!^  Jf^  % 

.  vnto Damaslf^t.   ■ , . "^|:|^;it 5^S¥:-f '''^ ■  •  ,.4-^-        .  ,.:».„„. 

RofeDamaiqube.?ie^^)^^  Muske  Ei^.mdH 
Dama^uinagt  :  m.  Damaiife  worlfe.  iitl&lï^X^ 
Dwm^UXntif.Damaskinj^orDa^ 

Damqgj^iuné.  as  Dzm^C      ^^4 
Dam^uiner.  To  Damaskeyto  Worlfe  Damaski  worki 


iBpie:  f.  DamaslfediofDamaslfei  wrought 
orfiêmiffieéfiiiiiDamdslteé  v^ 

DaisajOEn**  4Kr  Ptmafquiii^ 

Damaftic  :  n.  4ifi!dofygrmfi  %  vnto  Damasking. 

DmkCiiADamiaMijbtefeialjulieyalfê^M  Step^ 
dame; alft^tuaàatTaUes^rDraugfrtSi  alfo^aPky 
PiamÊetyMagatefkXl»  ^  timetbis  word^  H^^ig 
$hêtwbicbUosdiasx  èrSàffWUxdâUfno^ 

propéiated  vnto  moM^  mm-. 

Dime  du  milieu.  À  cmtamt  tbicke  tm%»fbuey 

11  f  II  r  II  li  1 1  {\  III  II  f  mil  fix»M  i^  ■  >V^  i  ipirif 
BcUcDame.  5ed|^  Beau« 
^esDmiei.Thitkk^fiii€ ^ tin  French Ipngs 

daughters. 


NoifareDame.  OutLaMei  the  virgine  Mariey  the 

blejfedvirgtne.     ■^\-?^[  --  >t 

L'  afTumpdon  iiofheDajpe.  Our  Ladie  day  kt  Har. 

Chardon  de  noftrcDame.  The  white  Tb^Uy  millet 
fhiftle/^nr  Ladies  Thflle.  ■-  r 

La  conceptioanoûre  Dame.  The  conation  of  our 
Ladie 'y  the  eighth  of  December  y  IfCpt  botyday  by  the 
. .  Cbttrcb  of  Rome.         ^ 
Lesrinadoigfs  noftreDame.  Fine  leaued  prajje. 
FillafTc  de  noftre  Dainc  Tbejlender  threads  ofCob^ 
webs.  ■     y'^  ■  ■   *•     ;    ' 

Herbe  de  noftre  Dame.7be  hearbe  Ctarie-yfi^oMed 
i;iLaneuedoc  ' 

Laiâ  de  noftre  Dame«  «Chardon  de  nofire 
Dame.  -  '  ■  .  «■    ■ 

Mencede  noftre  Dame.  Speore-mtntyBaulme-minty 
Brffwne-mintyHacreU'nàntyOur  Ladies  Mifttfcommm 
GardenMint.  • 

La  Nativité  de  noftre  Dame.  A  fotemne  hofy^d^ 
kept  by  the  Church  of  Rome  on  the  eigpth  of  September. 

Poire  de  noftre  Dame;  A  vetie  good  pearoy  called 
MariesPeoieyOr^ur Ladies peare.  »  i- 
La  prefentadon  noftre  Dame.  The  Prefentationof 
our  Ladie  ;  a  holy-day  kept  by  the  Church  of7(pme  en 
the XX  ofNouember.  -a  ;  c:  > 
Rofe  de  noftre  Dame.  PeoniiyPionieyI{ings  Bloome^ 
Rofe  of  the  Mount  ;  alfoy  thejkrub  called  Rofe  ofHie-^ 
rufaletùy  Rofi  offericOyOurLadiesliofey&  heath  Rofe. 
Seau  de  noftre  Dame.  Our  Ladie$  Scale  y  black  Bri* 
oniCy  wild  f^ine  ;  (an  hearbe.)  • 

La  Vifitation  noftre  Dame*  TheVifitation  of  out 

'  Ladie  \  a  holy-day  kept  by  the  Church  of  Rome  y  on  the 
fecondifluly.  ^^  >:         - 

Dame  qui  tropfe  mire  peu  file  :  Prov.  She  that 
heeds  herbeaidie  mucb^  tends  her  benefit  but  little  3  4 
proud^aetdafood^u/wiBareim 
£n  moiffimsDames  oiambrieres  font  :  Pt^^bile 
HarueR  kflsyoll fiUowes.    i^^^^    h-  "^^^^^^ 

J^ourr  amolirdu  Chevalier  baifc  la  Dame  THf- 

•  cuyer  :  Prov.  The  Ladie  tpffis  her  man  fir  his  iSHa- 
fUn/kl(e(an  exceffetfberhmyMebyarki^iUmiibt 
àe^ed»)    \  ■  ss^jMtp'" '"'■*:' ■# 

Quand  la  McfCe  (tit  duncee^  lut  li  Dame  parée: 

'^rbv.  ây  that  time  Vrejets  were  done  be»'  t'ms  wert 

,  Vuiiles chambres  foiit  tes DaitieS  £b|t||/Pio. The 
i^  nemreprèvoidedffirewdlwûdefiii,^^^^^^^^^  ': 
ïy^mé  :  m  ce  :  f.Mtide  g  ^enefs  a  Vâum  aicbefis; 

doubled  at  Draugbti,  ^.   • 

Damer.  T0M4<^  «  ^aeeneat  Cbefis',  f  dêuUe  im*»t 
iurwtdlfeai^gfdtDrâM^ts,  w^*',.^ 

le dameray ceftcscT.  l  mUreqmte,  offeeeudmt 
iaU',  I  muttUéMêibefvpoiitbe  neekt  «fit  i  {*  ^ 
tapbwfim  tbemolifnf^  ei»  ¥im,k$  d»iibljài  nf^ 
wiatty  at  dbtiu^ti) 
Dametét  :  m.ÀM  tfemimtt  findlm^  m  find  earpet 
Kïi^i  ^  dfât^mb  kkwbtleùm  m  ibe'mtnt»- 
mngfê$it»mt'mg,^wmen, 

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Damnable  :  conu  DattmbUtcemlemÊèltJblameMbie, 

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Damoi^  : 
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Damoifi 
ancient  fil 

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Daraoifcle 

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Dandiner. 
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adkdge  vnto  diâth. 
Damoifcau.  a$  Damoifd  ;  and  as  Damoifdct  j  élfo^ 

Dainoifcl:  m.AyounggentlemaHgr0fèjfingArmes^nd 
.    notyet\nitbted. 

J>amoiieI  d*un  td  lieu.  Tbi  Urdoffuçb  a  pUce  (an 

undent  firme  of  fpeecb.) 

Damoifâet:  m.  cttc  :  £  GeMleTfeman-UiieyOr^Tv^'' 
tmgon a  Gentlewoman.  %       % 

Tcinft  damoifclet.  ^n  efemmâte  complexion  ^  a  ^ 
faceof  bue  more  womanlie  tbenmanlilfe. 

Darxioifclcttc  :  f.  À-  little  Gentlewoman  j  a  Gentle- 
woman  of  meant  eftate^  or  of  low  degree. 

DamoifcUe  :  f.  A  Gentlewoman  j  any  one^  vnder  the 
degree  of  a  Ladie^  tbat  wear  es  ^or  may  Weare^  a  l[eU 
uetbood.  r^  -    € 

ïyzmo\Çc]ït^iitom.TbeGentlewom 
Tuoman  thatvfes  to  drefe^andmalfe  reddieJ^erLadiey 
or  Miftrejfe. 

Mes  damoifclles.  Tbe  tUle^andfiile  oftbe  Frencb 
J^ngs younger  brothers  daugbters.. . , 

Damp  chevalier.  Thou  fir  Knight  j  or^,  Dam* 

Damyon.  The  name  of  à  cm  fane  apple^tbatyeelds  very 
cleevtCydar.  .  >, 

Danehé.  indented  •^  or  (asmtetmesofbla^)dancy. 

Dandifi  :  m.  A  mcacoclfe^  noddie^  ninme  ;  a  biydon^fot^ 
lobù^clfe  5  one  tbat  l^mps  not  bow  to  lool^e,  and  gapes 
at  euery  thing  he l(nawes not.  rr--,-:^'-^^^^^^^^^ 

Dandiner.  To  goe  gaping  U&noredfyj  Uotpng  vnfiead^ 
dilyi  to  gape  ^  and  loolft^  Ul^eànAjJe^  Ho£lie,  Nin- 
nie.  :        -  '-;•■  '  '  '""''''-■■  \    ■■■"•■•■'*  '■'"' ■•'.'  '**■'■'  ■  ' 

Dandnlles  :  f.  Hangars^  D^ils^y  I^i^^Dcndrille. 

Danger  :  m.  Danger^  perUlyie^ardie^  hazard. 
Lesi  dangers  dès  bois.  Tbe  amerciâmentSy  and  con^ 
fifcatians  adiudged  vnto  the  Kjng  by  tbe  Officers  of 
woods^  andfirrefts.  :w#^'-^»^^  .•î->'--,..;- 

Droiâ  de  tiers»  8c  danger.  Ji  third  and  tenth  (as  ef 
XXX  pound  xi'^  )  payed  vnto  tbe  J^fs^ont  of  tbe  price 
of  euery  rvoodfaU  made  m  the  woods  Zulfirrefis  if  his, 
or  other  lords  dem^fynes  (  efiecialfy  wittnn  Norman- 
àit)vri)ere'm be hafbtbofe rights.  %  >:  . 
fief dc danger.  £(Wifef  Fic£  :  '^^h'^'^\  ^ 

py^d^iIïgceq\ic.ItistobejèaredteàJi    ^ 
^  'A  grand  dangei^erand  courage:  Prov.  Great  coth 
rage  is  m  groateft  JUniers  tryed  i  or  as  in  Courage. 
Iln'dildari^erque  de  vilain  :^Pra  AcUmii(hh 
raged}  is  mpft  dangerouf. - 

Dangereufement  DangerouJly^perUonflf^wkbnmth 
ieopardseil»itb peat  hazard: 

y angereitt  :  m.  eufe  :  £  Danngeronsy  perihus  »  jci* 

par  douc^fidlef hazard.  ^ 

Sergcns  dangereux.  Certaine  Officers^  that  Umed^ 
"^to  the  lyings  vji^  les  dangers  des  bois,  &  le  droiâ 
^  tiers  &  danger ,  vntill  the  nare  1 5* j,  when  tb^ 

^erocaflid  by  a^lcs  the  tàsdb. 

[^ns.aiDcduis.JnpWitUn.  -^ 

^f^^^AdastnctyOrdannchtg 
^Uai)^  des  crapaux.  4^01  Crapaud.        t 
ifanicduloupla<]ueue  emre  les  jambes.  Lèche- 

»i«rç«K  tfidkdela  vidBe  dwiê.  She  Ifuimpwttt 
^^'V^'thtfmfftêibeGme^batbUMMtmk' 


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fidl tbe  breech womU be figj^ing^^  (fir  by  thisDznCcis 
^Mf^lijor  fenfuatl^  motion  vnderflood.) 

Dànle.  Daunced-,  boppedysl(ipped. 

Danlemenc.  A  dauncing  ;  bop^ing^sl(ippmg  ;  a  motion 
direéled  by  time  ^  and  bar  monte. 

Dànfer  :  m.  To  daunce  j  alfoy  to  hop  y  sl(ipyOr  Je  ape  (fir 
m.) 

UaXïîCT  cnhûïc.  To  daunce  very  liucfy. 

Danfcr  la  grue.  To  hopjieape^  sl(ip^  daunce  often 'i^  or 

but  vpon  one  iegi 
^   Il  ne  fçait  fur  ||uel  pied  danfer.  Hee  is  at  his  wits 
"   end Jbel(nowes  not  what  in  the  earth  to  doe. 

Amour  apprend  les  afnes  i  daillèr:Pro.  Loue  ma\cj; 

the  col(es  turne  courtier.  • 

Chafcun  n'eft  pas  aifc  qui  danfe:  Prov.  Euerie  one 

is  not  merrie  tbat  daunces  *y  offncb  a  oneweefay^  his 

heart  ismtfo  light  a4  bis  heeUs. 
ïy2û[ï(kxtffti(.  Awomandauncen 
Danferic  :  f.  A  dauncing^&c  ;  as  Danfetnent. 
D^fcur:  m.  A  dauncerJiopper^s((ipper^  - 

lamais  danfcur  nc  fut  bon  clerc  :  Prov.  Neuer  was" 

dauncergoodfchoUer. 
Dan(picd.  The  hoUow  part  oftbe  file  oftbe  foot. 
Dante.  A  certaine  bar d-sl(md  Indian  beafiyrefcmbling 
•   a  Mule.    '.  ■•:  -,  .«te.  > , 

Daphnomantie.  T>iuinatm  by  4  Lawrell  y  or  Bay 

tree.  ;  .  . 

Dapiftr.  The  great  Mafier^  or  Steward  of  tbe  Kptgs 
boufii  (tearmed  foin  old  time.)  - 

Darccau.  i4  fer/4Îw)îjf&î  ^Derccau. 

Dard:  m.  A Dàrt^  a  laueline^a Gleauei  affij a  Ifindof 
ajh'Colouredfirpent^hichfi'ombigh  trees  tbrowetb  it 
lelfèatfaffengersialfè^DaceyOrDarefiJh. 

Dardanaire  :  m.  ^  Kegrator^  Ingratery  orbigroffer  ; 
éne  tbat  btsyes^and  boor  d s  vp  come/rr  other  proutfion^ 
with  a  purpofe  to  fell  it  againe  when  tie  growne 
deere.  ,.  ...  . .  ■  *,      • 

I>ardanier.  4^  Dardanaire.' 

Darde  :  £  Aplay^wberem  boyes  hauinglayed  a  beape  of 
points  vnder  a  fione  y  ondT^ade  a  circle  about  them  y 
dart  at  them  with  a  rody  and  win  as  many  af  they  driue 

0êHtoftbat  cinU  i  (  Our  boyes  laymg  their  pomts  in  a 

.  heapeofdttfl^  and  throwing  at  them  with  a  J^ne^  call 
ibmfùyefthevrsj)iêfi^^ 

patde  :  m.  éc:  f.  Vartediflungj^urledycaftyibréwney 

"  ai  a  dart  j  alfi,  bit,  bmt,ftrucl(en,  wounded  witb^  f 

dartm     •'■-^-v         "^''''   ""/...:•■ •  '■  ^■'.'^^^^■'M''— 

Darder.  7*0  JUrf\  te/migjbiirle^a^ir  tbrrm  a  dart^l' 

Daraerefle:  f.  A  woman  that  etfietb  a  dart,   nf  >  < 

DarHe-toniicre.  Tbuttdtr-bwrlmg^humler-ffMf'mg, 
'Oasà.tvaim.  AdarteryWÛfrmfertfëâart,    rt 

DardiUer.  Ttfiulfe^  wjuer,  like  4  dsrt  cafi  wttb  vuh 

Dardoifcs  fourmis.  teafU  among  lèeDarles  (^  Ae 
Nértb  part  «fliuUaj  toUured  UJ^  eats,  amd  as  Ug  m 
Eg^tianvnlites-jtbejfdig  pu  aan,  st MtUs earth, 
and  l^eepe  k  carejidfy,  tiSeréeping,  m  extreame  heat, 
intaicaues,  tbeyM  tei^emd  tbereefbftik  çeimtrfjf 

UU€.AJ)ngebfgbeUie',aVi,I>ele'       /.,'/.  ,        / 
Daddies:^  siaUÈa^f/Udm»Jl4bJi^ark$fm^ 

Akes^mmhi/mâmincedtegfntr* 
ïhtàfiigntxLAkénfd^eânierffl^^ 

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Dacairc  :  m.  A  dater  of  writings  j  and  (more  particyr- 

larlyjtbe  dater  ^or  dispatcher  of  the  Popes  BuUs-^an  or- 

dinar  ie  Officer  in  the  Court  of  Rome. 
Dzttitn.PifeyVrineylant. 
Date  dc  lettres:  f.  The  date  iff  Lett  ers^or  Euidencesj — 

Mis  en  date .  Brought  into  date ,  or  into  recl(pningy 

come  in  requeft. 

Mis  tnddtcdc.  Set  in  thé  ran^e,or  number  of.  >:, 

Zté:m.éc:  f.Dated^  a  letter  &c.  ^ 
Dater.  To  date  arwitingi  alfo  to pijfe.  ^Normand.) 
^    '^m.iue:£  Vatiue\gimng\ofpoiver to gme. 


^  Quint;  datif.  5e^  Quint. 

Ï^ZUi.ADate.  % 

T>ZXXon:f.  Agiftyorgiuini. 

Datte,  as  Dafte.  A  Date.  ^         / 

D^Lttkr:  m.TbePalmeyOr  Date  tree. 

Davantase.  S'e^  Dadvantacc. 

D  avanture.  Peraduenturejby  chance  ^perhaps.    : 

Dauber  Dobe. 

Dauber.  To  beat^fvpindge^lammey  canuajfe  throtigb- 

Davcfnes.  Horfe-plums.  '  ,  ^ 

Daugicr.  Droiâ  de  tiers,  &  daugier.  Ipolie  Dan- 

Davicr  de  barbier.  ThePinfervpheremthhe  drarves, 

orpuls  outyteéth. 
Davier  d'  un  pelican:  m.  ^certaine  inftrunient  to 

pu  lie  a  lQc\e  withall  j  ^njron  bool^ey  or  crampirmfbr 

thatpurpofe. 
Daulphin.^'^  Dauphin. -4  b^/jpj?^/;?.^ 
^  Daulphin  de  France.  The  Dolph'm^or  cldeftfohne  of 

France  ;  called  fi  <i/lDâuIphine,/{  Prouincc  giuen^  or 

(asfome  report  it)  fold^n  the  y  care  1 3  49,^7  Humbert 

Earle  thereof  to  Philippe  dc  Valois  y  partly  m  condi- 
' .  tion ,  that  fir  euer  the  French  lyings  eldeft  fonne 

Jhould  hold  it  (during  his  fathers  lifij  of  the  Em- 

ptre. 
I)  Bvoints.  A  l(ind  of Plummesi  or yOsDzvcùïcSf      . 
Dauphin  :  ttu  Thefijh  caUed^a  Dolphin  j  Lool(e  Daul- 

phin. 

Foit  comme  vn dauphin  en  terre:  Prov .  ^oji 

weal^Cy  moji  feeble  y  withoiét  force  ;  (fW  a  Dolph'm  dies 

asfoone  as  he  is  out  of  the  rpater.)  i,.^ 
Daurade:  f.  Thefi^  tearmeda  GuHt-heady  alfoy  as 

Dorcc. 
Dauréc.^Dorce/      ^ 
T>z\x{{Qèl2i\.AcloueofGarrul{e.' 
Dauflférm.  ce:  f.  cloued'^ diuided into feuer all partSy 

orcloues^asaheadofGarlicl(e. 
Se  Daufler.  To  be  diuided  mfeuiraU  parts,  or  cloues  y 

IHlfe  aheadof  Garlkl{e.  "^      . 

Daymon.  Z^<)ifc^  DcmoBu         ■  -^'  ;;  '  ^ 

T>é:n\.ADy£.  ^  ^         :i^^  v: 

Dc  a  couWt.  A  thimble:  -  ♦  r  ^  ^lo^^  /^' 
Lcsdczfuydifcnt  fort  bien.  The  Mce  are  veriefa- 
mur  able  to  him  j  or,  bee  bath  faffing  good  luct^f  4^ 
dice.  " 

Lcdéfonicttc.Plit  the  matter  inbd^yd  -y/Hàtton 
fixan^feuen  ;  it  can  be  but  an  ill  cafii  wbat/heuer  it 
be  kfs  venture  on  it.  ^  i 

Les  dez  font  defia  iettez.  The  wnrft  is  pafl  ;  or, 
the  aRion  is  akeadie  begttMp  the  matter  alnadie  de^ 
terminid'y  me  mufi  nawjUmd  to  ityor  abisU  the  brunt 
ofii 

.  Lc$  dez  n{  me  virent.  The  met  croffe  me^  runne 
notoAlimuïdbâmthtm- 


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Szniîi^ttcxlcàé.  Roundly  yplainlyytrufyymtboutfoih 
thingy  finoothingy  or  mat(mg  things  bitter  then  indeed 
theybe.  I 

Les  graces^  4u  Lombard  font  trpi?  acz  fur  table  : 
Pro.  5ff  Lombard,    '  •  f;      ^ 

Dc.  Sometimes  fignifiesyofy(the  note  of  the  Gemttue  cafe) 
^  aSyLt  chappeau  Oe  laques^lç  chauli^c  de  ravomc; 
Sometimes  (a  Prepofition)  it fi^ifies from\asy\ty\cn^ 
>^  de  Paris  j  Somettmesyinyor  at  5  asydc  mon  temps^de 
cc  temps  Id  ;  and  fometimesybyi  as  yNxûCihczu  don 
fut  onqucs  donné  de  princcj  la  fentencc^ou  iugc- 
ment  donne  dc  nous^c.  :    -  i 

-    De .  Sometimes  giues  Nonmes  an  ^duerbiall  fig- 
^     nification  -yosy  \\  vit  de  reiglc*3  IT  court  dé  vis- 
tcffcy&c^  He  liuesre^ularlyy  runnel?^ 
■  Dlcy  à  vn  an.  Till  this  time  tweluemonth -y  alfOy  a 

Îeare  hence.  *  •.   '  .    /^ 

)e  par  Dieu  foit.  In  the  name  of  God  be  it  j  GocL 
frojperityOrfendittveUtofpeed.  ., 

)e  par  luy  bon  Dieu .  In  the  name  of  God  ;  or  y  fir 
Godsfal^e.  fLymofin,  - 

'  De  parmoy  J  &,Depar  leRoy.  Loot^eVar. 

De  partie  i  partie.  Betweene  partie  and  partie, 
Deâ.  AnlntericéîionyaSyDà'y  ouydeâj  Tes  truely, 
verilyywiibout d^ubt -y  alfi^a  tearme of expoftulation\ 
as  y  deâ,  qui  tous  mou  voit  ?  Why  y  or  y  ^ood  Gody 
what  reafinhadyoui  orytl^bataGodsnamemooued 

you?  „  .   .;'    Vz.,.^-^: 

Dealbatoire  :  cpm.  Siting  y  ivbitening  y  making 
white.  ^  .    ^*"      ^ 

Deambulatif.  as  Ambulatif. 

Déambulatoire:  com.Oftremouingyeuergomg^neuer 
rejîing  {ory  remooueablCy  or  changeable fiom place  to 
place.  m 

\    lufticé  déambulatoire,  lujlicc  adminifiredin  cir- 
-    cuits. 

Debacchef.  To  raueyrageyraylcytàlieon  li\e  a  drunl^en 

man.  '    VI-  •  •   ,  V 

Debagoule:  m.  ée:  f.^Desbagouléj  alfoymumbledy 
ormuttered.  ^     ^^ 

Debagôuler.  as  Dcsbagoifler;  alfoy  tomumblcy  or 

'  ■■•  mutter.  '  *     '  ■•  '^^^  ■^''-  -^Jry  --v-  ^^;:y  )-■.  •  •/.       .-  • -s-^/ 

Deba^Irjn.  ^  Gardien  y  Tutor  y  Gouernour  -y  as 
the  husband  is  (er  Jhould  be)  of  bis  wifi.  ^Boul- 

'•'lehois^' -■ -'-         '^  "-■■•.'.  :  '        •  ..■.v>.^K--'. 

Debaquer.^Debacchcr.jl  Jé^  ^^- 

Débardeur  :  m.  ^  lâgEter-mm  ;  a  Tm-ter  that' 
belongs  to  a  Shipy  or  ÙgjbteTy  fir  the  vnladmg  there- 

Debarrafle  :  m.  ec  :  f.  DisintangUdy  rid  from. 
Dcbarrafler .  To  loofeHydisUttangleyrid from. 
^  Pebafte.  Vnfidledyrid  of  his  fackrfàdUy  as  anAjfe 
r  after  his  worlfedonii*'  ,.,       ;        \ 

Ony  va  comme  afnes  dcbàftez.  /^bÇ/ AÇie. 
DcbaMer .  to  tal^  of  the  Tacl(^addU  fiom  an 

^ifiy&c.  ^  '_ 

Debar  :  m.  Str\fi  y  débatte  yvariance y  conteistiony  differ 

renee^ifaireement  j  ian^ingy  altercatmydi^uteycan- 

trêuerfieybrablingyWrangUng. 

Ronde  table  ofte  Ic  debaLPçg.rfce  reafonfoUtt^ts-^ 

Çhafcun'cftant  auprès  du  plat. 
Debatable: com.  DiiputcableydebateableyfubieU  to 

oppofitioH/^^y       V 

Dçbatement:  m.Adebating'y  or^  Dcba*emcnt. 

Dcbaicur  im.  U  debatety  arpter,  disputer ,  conieth 

Debam  :  m.  The  bamgy  #r  vnqmet  fiutterkg  ^^ 

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Debatu  :  t 

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mntneffe 

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Debilitéif 

,  infirmitse 

gcbaité.1 

gcbiliter. 
DebiUcr. 

tithepéece 
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Dcbatrc-  To  Mate,  argue,  diflajje ,  examine,  dijpsae 
ofi  to  manfle,  a^ùUyiarte^brable  ;  to jlrm,contendy 
biclier,diferabout\mUrPtodinMrrevpon. 
Nous  dcbatoiis  dc  la  diappc  à  l'hhhéjve  firiuefir 
that  whereto  neyther  ofvs  hath  right  i  or  that  rpejhall 
both  go  mtbout  \fi>r  that  which  belongs ^r  is  due  toa- 
notber  ;  OYy  we  brable  about  bad  I  mfi  ]  cafiles  in  the 
aire  ;  mooncjhine  in  the  water.  (The  le jje  properly.) 
Sc  Dcbatre,  Sc  dcmcncr.  To  beftitre  himfdfè  hard, 
or  apace.  * 

Par  trop  (lebatrc  la  vcritc  fc  perd  :  Proy.  By  too 
much  aYguinfitrutbU  loft,     i 

Debattemcnt  des  flancs.  A  pant  in  g  in  the  flanche. 

Debatu:  m.  uc:f.  Debated^  argued ydijputed  on-, 
bràbled  abouti  ^"      - 

Au  temps  que  cela  n'  cftoit  debatu  aux  îeuncs 
hommes  ;  ivben  that  was  not  rcfufe^y  or,denyedyong 
men^when  there  was  no  di^uttie  made  of  admitting 
yonf^mcnvntoit.  .,  . 

Debauchcment,I^^i5:^Desbaûchelnent; 

Dcbaucher.i^^^Baucher/ :    \  "^  "  \ 

DcbcUe  :  m/cc  :  f.  Conquered ,  yanquijhed^  fubdued, 
outrcomeinwarre.  ^ 

D chcllcT.  To  fubdueyvanquip^^ouer come  by  warre. 

Debcndade  :  f.  Afuddaine  disbanding  of  a  companie 
\nîfrom  another  \  an  vnbending  j  a  violent  loofing^  or 
letting  gOy  as  of  an  arrow  out  of  a  bow.  .  x 

'A  la  debcndade.  Confiifidly  j  without  order jn  ar^ 
ray  j  alfOy  violently ,  orfittioufty.  .   -  ' 

Debcxillcr.  To  crujh^  or  brealfo  afunder^^  to  beatevnta 
peeces.  ^  '      '  ^    ^^ 

Dcbiffc.  Ra'^i^d,  orfcraped  out  ;  alfo,  raggedy  tattered, 
rent  in  peeces,  tome  afunder ',  alfo,  out  pf order  y  much 
out  oftHne  'y  lool(tng  (irriiy  as  one  that  is  not  well  -,  aL 
fi  Jarre  Jpent,  fire  decayed,  fbropdh  Jhal^en,  ds  one 
that  is  but  newly  recouerd  ofagmttficl^nes:^  rfwhomy 
compared  to  that  be  hath  bm  may  befaydjbe  uasa  let- 
teralnwft/irapedouSjarifkb  hardly Jbews what  it  was. 

Dcb'^tt.To  rav;e,orfcrape  out,as  a  letter  j  alfi,to  rend, 
or teare inpeeceu  .  ^   .i^  ^^ *i  -i  : 

..  ScDebiftcr.  Tù/plit,orfly  afiùtder^  as  hoot d$  that 
fiue,  or  cleaue  inajbip,  or  other  buildmg,fir  want  if 

^due'fiafoning,orcUfeiqynmgtâM  c-;j^ 

DcbiIe:com.  Débite yweake^fieblefiiht,  infirme. 
Au  plus  débile  la  diandelle  en  la  main  :  ^Pro.  Ha- 
that  mrft  may  the  candle  boldetb  j  or  ^  iH  htm  that  is 

^thewea\eJlboldibicflulte.  .^^  * .  ,,  , .^;^n 

IJebilitation»  A  DebitkatimyWeaJfening^enfieblmgf 
fiintneffe^iMfirmitie^fieUenefe.  mîl^US 

L)eDilitation  dc  vcuc.  Sbortnefe  ofJ^bt,ts!èalptes 

of  the  eyeSm  '^'^^"  •  "^ •  *  •  '  *^^.  "*  •  ♦'r-  •■-/'' ''^^^»^*'^* •-.'-•  r 
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{^ebiliter.  Tè  debilitate,weaketh  (nfiebU.      V  : 
J^cbiller.  t»  vnlêtffksh^  raft  of*  btatt  ^enedvnto 
tot  pent  •fmedwhub  runs  mcr§fje  tbetmmes  •[ 

^^tt^'f.Ad^ribmM,  trjktujfajnthmtbypar» 
J.  ^*^ttr^net«fc^miudi6es^  reuUe/if  v^  trufl, 

CB»l>Wtrfoiu:aucuncdchitc.1twc#ni»  notM- 
n  JL? »?"*  ^^  ^  '^.jftetdt  nêémmùdms  reume. 
Odt>^.tn^iî.pifribMUd,  v^i4,rtUQUd,t^ 

fidamt^bjpgrctU^vfmtrufl, 
^Ter«s  débitées.  laHdipiunbjtbeLndtmtoàii^ 


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nantto  be  held  of  him  by  rent  s  y  orferuiceSyOr  both. 
Dcbitemcnt  :  m.  ^  diftributing  ;  a  fcllmgy  vttcring, 

pajjing  away  by  retayle,  or  in  parcels,  and  (moft  proper- 

fyJvpontruft.       :     . 
Débiter.  To  diftribnte,or  doe  away  things,  one  by  one  ; 

to  felt,  or  vttcr  by  par  eels, to  paffe  away  by  retayle  (and 

mofi properly,  vpon  trufi-,)  aljàjto  rid  much  ivorl^e^if 

patçbiufinejfe  apace. 

Débiter  vn  arbre  qui  eft  abatu.  To  peecemeale  it^to 

cut  it  into  mdnie/euerall  peeces, or  parcels.  v 

Débiteur.  AdiftributeryOr  feller  byretayle-yaretayler^ 

'  •  vùontrnft'^alfOy  ^J  Debteur,  •  .    j 

Debitis.  Lettres,ou  mandement  de  debitis.  A  gene- 
rally and  pertmptorie  writ ygraunted  out  of  the  Chaun- 
eerie,  or  by  fame  of  the  chief e  lufticesjo  cowpcUa  deb- 
tor y  by  the  feifur^and  fale  of  this  goods  y  und  impri- 
fonment  ofhU  perjon  Of  he  be  bound^orfubieÙ  thereto) 

-   to  fat  is  fie  his  creditor,  that  procured  it.  ^    - 

Debitoribus,  il  eft  tout  dcb.totone  à  gauche;  he  is 
clcanefpoyUdyduertbfdwnehorfe  and  foot,  vtterfy  vn- 
done  ;  or  he  dares  not  loool^e  his  creditor  in  the  face. 

Debléc»  ^  Dcsblce. 

Debleurc:  f.  CorneJianding-yOr  hanging  by  thereof  s . 

Déboire:  m.  An  after  tafie^iUfmacl(^eyOf  iwang^which 
an  vnfauorie  thing  leaues  behind  in  the  mo^th.  ' 

Deboitc.  Laoifce  Desboité. 

Dcbonnaircl  com, Vebormahre ,  courteous ,  affable  j 
gentle ^ild'^  ofafweety  or  friend^  conuerfàùoni 
Débonnaire  Mire  feit  playe  puante:  Prov.  a  ten-^ 
.der^arted  Surgeon  makfs  a  wound  to  fiinl^e^ 
Oifeau,  débonnaire  de  luy  mdmç  fc  fait;  Pro.Ti^^ 
gentle  haul(e  (balfe)  manneshetfèlfè. 

Debonnaircincnt.  DebonnaiTely,cowtcjuffy^ffabfy'y 

gently  y  mildly.    .  *; 

Dcbonnjiirctc  :  f.  Vebonnahritse  ,or  debohhairnefpe', 
courtefie  y  friendlines  affabilities  gentfeneffe,mildneffe, 
^faireorfweetbehauiour.         . 

Grand*  debonnairctc  a  maintes  hommes  grevé: 
Vioy.  Hiscb  tour  tetie  bath  riiined  many. 
Pcbofbucr.  To  ruw,  or  iffue  out  of  a  wood  j  to  rkfh,or 

arifefrom  an  4pibufcadoe  (in  a  wood.) 
Dcboudcr*  iÉi  Dcsbouclcr.      / 
Débourrer. S^f Dcsbourrcr.    „;      .    / 
Xy^^Vt^Vfyflanding^vpri^ty  boult-vprigbi.    *  ^'^ 
Bois  dcboutTi^  branch  ef  a  vinCytbat  (when  all  the 
r//2  ire  cut  off  as  fuperjluous)  is  lefi  cowing  fir  the 
•  next  yeares  increafe.  .    \  • 

Débouté:  »•  ce:  f.  Deboutediput,firtbruft  from  *,  dri- 
uenfiroi  depriued,  w  turned  dut,  afi  dipped  j  expel- 
ledy  excludedia^o,reàuiredyrrieéiedyVtterlyrefifedi 
affi ,  denyed  ^  orkjfimffed  m^bajbarfe  »  andjbort 

pQDontcmmtiTti^  puttmg^eir  tbrujling, 

'  from  i  a  depriuin^  ^  or  turntng  out  y  of,  an  expelling, 
err  excluding',  a  repulfe^  an  ahfilute  refifaU,or  peremp-^ 
tarie  dentally  of\aJhort  andjkai^  difmiffion-y  afo 
woal(enegiylmbeciiitiey  if^mitie^      v 

Ùd)outtx.To déboute i^U put,  tbruft,  or  éiuefrom*, 
tê  depojè^  depriue,  arfurm  out,  of,  to  expell,  repuffiy 
txclMdt,reUtl\  refife  abfilutefy,or  peremptorily  ^  aJfo, 
tod^mtfewuba'jbortyandjbarpeanfj^^  to  fend 
amaywitbfjiiain  the  tart.  ^ ^^  '^ ^' 

Déboutonne  :  m.  ée:f.  rnbuttoned',xmbracedy 
Mangcri  ventre  déboutonne.  To  eat  while 
sk^  wilt  hold  ;  êrytillbts  beUie  crache  a^tàne. 

Deboutonncr.r#  vnbuttpn,  to  vndoeajbuttonjto  loofe, 

arletnipyabufton. 

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Dcbriïcinent:  m.  «  l>cbriv 
Dcbriler.  Te  breal^^iarft^  ^Ht  éfmdtr-y  aif^^fhit 

iin:mbtfindMdncmg. 

Pebnicr  la  voix.  To  dmàtfr  reBJh  cummglfn 
DebrilVurc^  Debris. 

Débrouillé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  DûmumgUdyVnpfJUred.  • 
Débrouiller.  ToimpeJUryduM^gttyridjrimtrêih 

Dcbtcil  ^deh\adutU,irtbmgdMi^  iDecadcnàâcr.TtuMtie 

Deb  tes  actives.  THbts  ofwingyor  dui^hj  ithem^fi-^  ^Eiddle.  • 

Debtes  HypoAccair  es.  L'ïdlîe  Hypothécaire.     \ 

Dcbtcs  paffivcs.  Vcbts  wbUb  are  onmedy  crduibj 

T9vn/i  others. 

Debtes  pcrfonnellcs,  Pe/^maB  debts ythofe  thât 

grerpduivpomaluuripùnùfe'yarapfiaMiiéJk 

a  Scedulè^ScTêlL  \ 

le  t'en  fer^  la  dd)tc  bonite.  IwiBmPtfOUkjtah 

dert^efmk/neiffUiiid.  \  ^ 

H  ne  1  aiffe jckmnir  la  deb^  fiir  le  (bleîLfl<  ir  m  e^^ 

ctUentquulee^pâfmMfter. 

Vieilles  dcoCCSclLttrem:  Pro.  I^^ 
Debtcur;  m.Ad^er. 
Debroir  :  ou  Viaie^iiémrey  mdeuêm ;  ûfenàfeygêêd 

ei^^Êh6gaûo9i\  â^i/tBéod^feméffdjsirfÊrt^ 

DeoToics.  Tye&wfflbmJJkmyO^ 
*  wnfâtefdtiheyXnàiêL  Igadkrdytxfregipdk^  tbi  UmmU 

Debvoir  desDcfiâs.  A  Imp^eUif^pejU^i^ 

m^:èptÈmk  ktuftkiUef  efgMMckm  temtriy  tbatlfeepa 

Dcsnroirdeligiiage.  A  cerhûme  toU  exmeiifiM 

Dib^OÊmckuit^mJ^hfmtéa 

"eftbfiiit. 
étV^tfituûiéOfAi^t  Méfierai 

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CcQxoiti^ious  doibvent  nous  demandent:  Pro. 
ùmdnurs  ari  sf  boUjeitb  vs  ém  ^^theywiriour 
cndiursi  (ésfplyâhU  vnu  thcfe  thât  hgumg  recetued 
griéU  fiuêmrs^  are  wMfatufiedy  b$^  est  hit  tmpudentbj 
demusd  wmejat  vwgratefiMy  comfUmi  tbey  baui  not 
badeBôiàgb.)  ,    .    .^  / 

Fait  ce  que  tu  doys  advienne  ce  que  pourra  :  Pio. 
DHtbetithydêftUyba^nwhathapmay. 

U  fied  mal  i  qui  doibc  de  parler  plus  haut  qu'il  ne 
doibc  :  Prov.  It  tU  becomes  btm  that  ewes  to^cal^t 
lewder  then  hee  ought  j  (viz:  to  Jtand  on  prmd 
téarmes.)'  ^  *• 

Iln'efipasqujteqoidoibtderefte:Pro.  Heisnot 
etU  of  debt  thai  u  to  pay  oitgbt. 
Va  ou  tu  peux,  meurs  ou  tu  deys  :  Pro.  dé,  vpkt- 
tber  thoa  canft^  but  dy  vthere  'tbeujbosddfi  j  yongjnu 

may  trauellybui  the  old  msifirefist  borne. 
DciXifqucr.iC^Desbufquer«  - 
Dcbutcr.A^  Desbuter. 
Dcç2.  On  ibis  fide  ijrombence'ybetber.  ' 

Dccachctc:  m.  ce  :  £  l^nfuded^  a  letter &c. 
DcC2àKtarhclemc.Tà%a^^ 
Decade.  lA  THcade^  tbe  tesrmeyWr  mtsnber  eftemu 

yeara^ermonetbsiatLa  temb^  or.  tbe  number  tf 


CDeeéSfyrsàMe^ydecUtÊgfiUmgam^. 
Dead  àzticnvfrasusf alley  suMter. 
Decalkr.  Têfiœlfptyorgrmi^feft'y  u  became  kffe  firme^ 

bardymrjbmgtbenbefore. 
jyecûoguc.The temse  Cetmnaundetuesus. r  .      ; 
Décapite:». ccr£Dfrjyîfaiitf>dkfi^  ^ 
Dcafl^ita:.ToskcapkÀie,^be^ 
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Décerner.  To  à 

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DeceU:m.  eue: 
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fl  dl  toil  dec< 
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Dcccyabîc  :  coc 

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Decevance  :  f.  à 
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Décevoir.  To  de 

ouer-reacb'ymt 
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Dcchilandérra 

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Dechaflc  :  m.  « 

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Dcccrdcr .  To  vncircU  j  fqsfâre  a  ci/cU  i  tdki  êut  of  a 

Dcccmc  ;  m.  éc  :  f.  Decreed,  fintenccd^iud^ed/^r- 
.    dcredi  determneJ,  cêncUded-^  appointed  iy  iudge- 

inent. 
Décerner.  To  decree^determïncyfentence^àrder^ie  ; 

concliéde^ppomt^n  Court. 

DcccUîm.  cue: f.  Decemtd,  beguiled^  V^ed^  cmfe- 

nedy  circumucnted ,  ouer^rauibt  ;  dfappointed  ;  be- 

trâfed. 

D  eft  toft  deceu  qui  mal  ne  penle  :  Prov.  He  that 

thmltesnâburtafoonedeceiuidi  the  harmlejfe  man 

Uquulttf  ouer-raieibt. 
Dcccyablc  :  com.  Deceiueable  i  deceitfully  apt  to  be- 

^uiUyCoufenygHU.  .    .    ^ 

Decevance  :  f.  ^  Deception.  ^ 

DecevaiU.  Deceiuing ,  beiuilmg ,  guUini ,  cotéfc- 

nmg. 
Deceycur:  m.  Adeceiuerybeguiler^ullerycoiifener^ 

,  '  poflerycheatcryConr^caUber. 
Décevoir.  TodeceiueybeguUe^HllyCoafen^ircumuent^ 

ouer-reacb  ;  moc\e  ;  dsfappoint  ;  betray. 
Decez  :  xxuAdeceafe^f  deceafin^eath^  a  departure 

out  of  this  life. 
DcchaJandé:  m.  ce:  f.  Out  of  trade  y  witbout  cuJU- 

mers.        *  *--j^ 

Dechaflc:  m.éc  :  f.  ExpelledyeitâMydfiuenyêr  cba^ 
^fedaway.  ^ 

Dechaflcmcut  :  m.  A  driuingyexpellmgy  or  cbajmg  4- 

wây^aneypuljknyeH&m/idkatian. 
DccnafTer.  To  chafe  yOr  dritu  away  y  from  y  or  out  of  y  to 

abdicate  yexpellyfieSlytbruft  out. 
Dechcant  :  m.  ante  :  f.  Falln^  away  from  j  afi,  de^ 

cayïnyipafr'mgJeJfemngy/imnHîfiHng. 
Decheoir.  T^  fkllawayfr§m  j  aifo^o  mmijby  leffen-y  dt- 

c^^afiyfrUl  to  want.      y 

Dccheoir  dc  claim  ;  To  relmquifby  orgtue  oueryhu 

clsymt  y  oTyto  be  nonfuit^. 

Dechebir  du  droiâ  cfi^  to  loofcy  or  forfeit  bu  right 

Dediet  :  m.  AJkUfi'tmfirmer  wm^,  vr  gtotbu^e  ;  « 

-Jf^i>  wafled/lecâyedi  (U^Dcduxm.^ 
Dcchifficr. Todunber^  ■>   ■    :.■:•  -^v  . 

Pechkjuctc.  L#*ppdauqikté.  f  '  ; 
_^  Gdét  dccHquctée.  ^l  byàmmid-imfi. 

Ueddé  :  ni.  ée  :  t  Decided,  daerinud^ul^/êpiM^ 
j^^daialfi^fiMtaff^MiJImter.     *^*^^  ^       2^ 

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ted  bytbemall.  • 

Dcdfncr.  in  Difmer.  To  payyOr  tal^e  tytbe. 
Decimtftre.  of  tenne  momtbs. 

Decicif :  m.  lue  :  f.  Decijme/Uciding^eterm'mingyfity 

or  abUyto  end  a  controuerHe. 
Deci/ion  :  i.  ^  decifiony  aetetmmationy  end  of  a  con- 
.    trouerfi^. 

Decilbire:  corn.  Deciforieldecidingyfit,vfedyOrabley 
to  decide  controuerjies. 

Dedamatcur  :  m.  A  declamor  -yatfoy  an  out  cry  et. 

Declamation  :  f.  A  declamation  y  an  Oration  made  of 
a  jmned  fubie^y  or  onelyfir  exercife  j  alfo,  ^  crying  out 
aloud.  I 

Déclamatoire  :  com.  Declamatofrieydeclaymi?:^. 
Déclamer.  To  decUime  ;  to  mal^e  Oratictk  of  famed 

fubiedsy  or  onely  fir  exercife  j  alfOy  to  cry  out  a- 

loud. 

Declarant.  BecUrtngyleUingyrelating^pubtifhing,manh 

fèjiing'yfigmfying'y  exprej/mg,  t^laning,  expounding  j 

aenouncing. 
Declaration.  A  declarat'wn  ;  a  relation-^  an  mterfreta- 

tiony  explication,  expofitiohi  ajhtmngyfigmfymg^dt- 

noimcmg  ;  <r  furuey  of  land  y  or  Imentorie  of  goods  y 

couched  ^n  writing. 
Declare.  T>frZirra;  toldy  related -y  publifhedydenoun- 

cedy  manifrfred  j  frgnified  i  expre^edy  expianedy  ex- 

pounded. 
Declarer,  rt  decUrey  telly  relate  ifptificy  tejlife  ;  de- 

^nounceypubbfhyf^onoHHcey  oprây  cleercy  mamfèfly  ex- 
/Jpreffiyexpoundyexplane. 

Declavctc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Vnpeggedy  z^oultedy  vnpm- 
ned. 

Dedavcter.  To  vnbonltyvnpinrieyvnpeg^  loofefrom. 
Déclin  :  m.  AfaiL^ecUmngydefcenty^r  bending  dawne- 

wards\dfo^efcbew'mg^aiumgyfwarum^^ 

or  benkmgfrom  j  alfbya  wayning^decay'm^ecredfrng^ 

oryds  in  Dedinemenu     ^ 
Deoinatoire:  f.  ^n  exception  ïal(en  agdnnft  a  ludgOy 

or  to  the  lurifUiSion  ofaC^urt  oflkfiice'ytbedifor' 

blingy  or  a  refkfallyofeitber  ofthem/n  a  try  all. 
Dedinatoirc:  com.  DifabGngy  excepting  againflj  or 

^^fi^g  '^  k  pjtd  by  yd  Judge  y  or  {omrt  ef  im^ 
:    tke.  ;■'"''/■,''  '  •.•..-.,■  .,.^■.7:'^;  ;::---.n  :;■•'•;"/■ 

Rn  declinatoire.  iMi^Fin.       ^  vi 

Dec£nanL  Deelinîngy  drnfme-fiUsMg^  alfiy  efcbewing, 

waymng^utndim^endinffrom.  /^  -  i    * 

Pediné*  DecSMuCbent^^^Uem  éonmwaréi  alfoyde^ 

eBntdy  efchewedjf0syua/imidedyfr»aruedywom^ 

turned  ^wayfroM*     <fi^:j'^^^^r\.  ^j/e-v-^^^.  x:^:*!^-,-^^;  i' 

Dcdincment  «  Dedin  \  \c  dedincment  4u  jour> 

the  later  part  Itf the  ddy.  /::M-.:.A., 

Décliner.  T#  decttMyjbend^ftBdomtewardsya^yU 
^  ^  efibew^eclineybendfromjmajiu^uiM 

away^paffe by*  "  •        „  '"i^'i^ :^-'^:j^:,,-::,^  ■  ;  --^^r^^r-  ■  ■' 

Decunerulurifdiâion.  Tê  exceft  at/mfr^ét  rè^ 
fifi  U  hi  tryti  by  y  m  Cmt^se  efinfufflcieni  licrif 

Diediquer.  Têi^  tUtlfOy  §r  clatter  oift^  rajhfy  M 

i.  Uëk^  hâble  j  U  ktfryjHgoejtap  out.  :; 
Dedive:  com^ Steefejkepejbanging^bendingdo^ 

Dcdos.  Di^lfedy  wide  open  ;  See  DefcW 
Dcco6docï\£.Abaylinfy^reetbiHyairo.ade€ê^ 
or  the  tipwrwberin  things  ifaMC  been  fodden. 

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I  r^ci.'inbres:f.LopifcfDcfcombrc$.  • 

Occomprcr.  Ste  Dcfcompter. 
Dec  once.  Aprepofterous  numbiirtgyOr  rcd^omng  bacl^' 

r¥ircb:Uol(€Dcicotnpi. 
Decoration:  f.^  decoratioH.beautifiingybcdecliing^a^ 

a^r,notz,^4irntfl)ing^rmming^gra^ 
Décoré  :  m.éc:  f.  Decl^cdy  adorncd^gracedytrimmed^ 

bexiéùfUd.  '  ^ 

Dccorc:  com.  Handfinu^c^^Meliiy  graccfiU^/eemeliiy 

beautifiU.with  a  good  Dccvrum. 
Decorcincnt.  ^  decoration. 
Decorcf.  To  dec  or  ate  y  ganjijhy  adorne^  ttimme^  g^^ce^ 

btaktifi€ymal{C  gorgeoi^^fet  fi^ihvrttothè  eye. 
Découcher.  5^^  Defcouchtf. 
Découle  :  n>.  ce  :  f.  Tloypcd^Yunne'yglïdyOr  jkUenÇgent- 

ly)dorvnervard 'y  flipped  away\  alfOyfhdtd^rpafled^on'^ 

fum<d\^come  vnto  notbmg.  , 

Decoulemcntrm..-^  fiowingjfunning^or  jkîlmg  dcrwn- 

wdrd\afhdmgy'confiiming^elt'ingavpay. 
Découler.  T(?  florp^é'Hmie^  or  fill  (gently)  downtPMrdi 

to  glidéy  or  flip  \iway  j  to  fad^  coûflimCy  corne  vnto 

nothinz. 

Decouloure  :  m.  ce*  :  f.  Difcoloured\paleJblealie;pndny 
Decouiourement.  Aflainmg^ifcolouringyor  looflng 

of  colour.  -    :.^ 

Dccoulourer.  ToflainCydifcohm^  tal^e  <may  the  co- 
lony of     >. 
Découpé  :  m-  ée  :  f.  C^  doïPne,  eut  of-^^ared/ft  eut 

arvayi.flityfliccd. 

Découper.  To  eut  doTPneyOr  eut  ojfi  topartyOfeut  a* 
w^i^  > /£> /Zi^f  ; /^/>     ./  V 

Découpure  ••  f.  a  cuttingyparing  iflicingiflittinfi. 
Par  découpures.  Teecemeale^  flicesjbj  flits. 

Decourir.  To  runnt  downe-^  to  baft^ot  hy  apace -^  dfiyto 
purge  dawnerfiards. 

Decouronné:  m.  éc:  £  'àncrcwned}  bereaued  êfa 

Dccouronner.  7*^  vncrowné\  or  depruuofa  Ctfiwnt. 

Decours  :  m.  A courfe^fireameyarunningi  apajjing 

Quer  ;  the  t'tme  a  man  hath  pafl  through  y  the  end  of  bis 

:;■■;■  cour/è.  :■''^'^■■\J:}^;■%lr■'^^^  •''■■•■;■''''•■  ■■';■:  ;■ 

Decours  3e ïa lune,  fhewapiey decreafe^orlatéir 
age  of  the  Moone.  ,  ^    .        /         , 

Recouru  :  m.  uc  :  f.  Rumte  downe^  hajledjbyed  ;  alfoy 
purged  dowmwàfds.    ;        ^ 

Decôuftcmens  :  m,  Coftsyond  charges. 

Dccrançonné  :  m.  éc  :  f*  VnhoQ^dy  v 

aitnx>nner .  To  vnhoolfeyvnclaBi 
Etecraflc  :  m.  éc  :  £  Loet^  Ddcraflc. 
Dccraiicr .  To  cleanfe^  çr  rid  from  filth  :  Leoke  Dcf- 

crafler.'  ,  ■-::;;*?'•..•■,•., 

DccrcpitCiXom^'DecrepiteyVerieùld'y  wbtfecaadU 

it  almtfi  biÊKl  out  j  that^  both  nufm  olfeMtBe  mtbe 

Pecrepiteux:  m.  cufc:  (.J'uU  «fanubufpL  gnd 4- 
-  *    ebes,  ■  ^  ^ 

Dcdcoitudt:  I  Extream  agtdnefe,    , 

Décret  :  m.  ASUtaUyOrdunce^Dtcrteydfe^Sp^ 
:  '  tente ^  Order pafed in Cntftfi^ the fgUtfAdébUn 

go»ds,abre*Sefe^ed'mtê$bebMdsrflti^ue. 
DecFCtalcs.  The  Decretthi  Bm^  trnttminn  the  De-: 
•    crtti.»f  fmulrie  Fefes, 

Pecretaliarche  :  p.  ^A»  tAftk^  C^^fo^ffftderiuu 
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Décrétant:  m.  The  creditory at  T^hofe fuit  a  debtors 

goods  are  decreed  to  be  foUk 
Décrétant.  Order ing^ordaining^ecteeing. 

Décrciatiori:  f.  An.Ordtr  palfcd  in  Court  fir  the  fàle 
of  a,  debtors  goods  j  or^a  proceeding  thereby.     \ 

Décrété  :  m.  The  debtor  rvhofe  goodsy  after  a  publicise 
feifurCyare  ordered  to  he  fold. 

Décrété:  m.éc:  ipccreedyenafledyorderedycrdaincd^ 

awarded^appûintcd.  . 

Décréter.  To  orderyordaineydecrcey  enaûycftabliflj.a^ 
ypard yap  point  ;  alfOy  to  giue  a  iudgementy  pajfi  an  or^ 
devyin  Court. fir  thefale  of  a  debtors  go)ods. 

Decroirè.  To  vnbeleeue-y  or  y  not  to  beleeue\  todiflrUfi^ 
oryfhinlie  otherrfiife  of  then  he  hath  done. , 

Decroiflant.  VcçreafmgyWayningylejjening. 

Dccroiftj:e.  To  lejfenydccreafeyTcayne  \  tpeare  arpay. 

Decroter  j  Decrotoire.  SfeDelcroter,&c. 

Decruftation  :  f.  A  decruflationyor  vncru fling  j  a  pa- 

ring.away  of  the  vppermojt  partyOr  ouimcfl  rind. 
Decrufté  :  m.  éQiiJ^j!nruJtçdybared.cJ  cruflyOr  whofe 

cruft  is  pared  avpay. 
Deer  ufter.  To  vncrufl  j  to  pare  off  the  vppermofl  party 

barl^e^or  cruft  of 
T^ccuiùint.BoylingyOrfeethingverymucb.    • 
Decuit:  m.  ittc:  £  Vnfoddeny  made  rarpagaine  j  air 

foyboyledyOrfbddenyveYy  much. 
Deculpc  :  ID.  ée:  f.  Excujldypitrgedy  luflifiedydetiue- 

red  from  imputationydifcbafged  of  blame. 
Deculper.  To  excufe  ;  purge  j  deliuerfirom  imputation^ 

or  discharge  of  blame.  ^   ' 

Decuinane.  Lai  gey  mightiey  hugely  as  big  as  tennc, 

Rab. 

PortD  Decumanc.  The  chief  ft  gate  of  the  Mn^ét 

.campe.  ^  ^    . 

iJcç\l^\e::com.Tefme  times  as  much. 
Decuric  :  fi  ^  band  of  tenne  ^  Senatours ,  or  Soul- 

diors  J  (a  diuipon  of  much  vfe  among  the  aimcknt 

Romanes.)  ■  .-  '■' '^■'  ,;' ':'', ■■'■''.  ■  -^ 

Dcdalé.  Intricate  ^  perplexed  i  ^>edaUài^y^Pd^^' 

ïytciûtr^Toma\eàMa^yOr  Laberintb. 
lieihxis.i^ithinjnwardfyjn.    «» 
V  Dedans  ou  dehors.  Faflyor  loo/e(a  lugkrs phrâft 
*  :%;  Eftrc  declans.  To  be  drunt^enytg  be  in  arinlfé. 
Dedans- terré,  pyiandyffr  inland,  v  v)     |  >  ^^ 
Dedens- 4»  Dedans.  :v>*';^'&'. -'^ivv^  i  • 

Dédicace:  f^  dediçàtiemy,âconfeaafmid,gmm^ 

Dcclicaflè,&  Dedication./»  Dédicace. 
Dédié  i  nu  éc  :  C.  'DetUeafed ,  deuoted,  fonftçfi 
:..   tea,  ■■  '  :.:::/-:.i/-^,..-':-i:i^?'".::,^i>^^^^^  • 

Dédier-  Tode£cate4iMteJtrgiuefiréiter, 
Dcdoré:  ta.éc'.i.Vniilt*        ^.^.^^^'^yiiM 

Dedorer.Tflz/»g/W, . 

Dèduâion  .*  £  A  deduBtien  \  dmhmtiony  abâttmtm, 

vritbdramtig^edu^inz  ;  a^ôya  guiding. 
Déduire., T»  deduR^tA^e^plucke  hack-  ^        - 

part^afmnme'ytodrawouty  ùtmtbdréDff't^'rj^ 

bandle^treat^r  d^0itr/è  of. 

^àeàuttC.Tofinnt,orJola£ekimfflfi',tt 

fureydnd  delight  m.  .^  *^a, 

Deduifânt.  DedMamg,fibathfg-y  'mtreathgy  £fcmm 

•fi 
Deduic:  ta,DeUaati9n,^,pé^(,filace^Ji^f 

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Dc&iilance:  f.  ^ 

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Défaillance  de 

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Défaillance.  Ftfi; 

j      feeblCydecayedyVi 

\  Dcfaillant.Fjj^toi 

i      xva'rt!ïng^lacl(tng. 

Défaille  :f.^^<j 

guifloing^  or  tveat 

Dcfaillement:m 

Défaillir.  To  dec 
war  eyOr  neither 

axayyor  rpanti?i^ 

Defaitte:f.^^i 

Jhapeyfl^eWymal^i 

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Cue  her. 

11  eft  de  belle  d( 
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Défalque  :  m.  D< 

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Dcfalqucr.Todefi 

^  away  Part  of 'y, Se 

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f  Detàiicillé:  ffivéc 
Defauciller.  top 
Dcfavcur:  f.  pà; 
DefaukjpudeÊii 

want  cf  apparat) 
dogs  arefomet'm 

•^  r}e,fcantne(jle,or 

Default  d'hon 

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Defauk  firopl 
Default,  çthe^i 

faillir.)  Rien  n 
Defaux.  rib«|>'w 

mt  be^  OTyTweri 
Defeéhieux  :  m. 

fkfling^irimed> 

Deftauofitc  :  f. 
Defedationrf. 

Defence.  4»  Défi 
Detenoes. 

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Dcfaiilancc:  f.  A  fi^lint,  languor,  fiuntnejjei  defiO, 
vpantyUck,e,defenm\alfOyajmntmg.  •      •  ' 

Défaillance  de  cociV[.Afwondmgi  when  all  fir  ength 
fhiles  one  by  reafin  that  the  orifice  ofbisfiomaclfe  u  ill 

afead 
DcniliztKé*  faint  edy  languifl)ed^  out  of  heart  ^growne 

f e eb : c yde c ay edyWorneyOr  withered  away.  • 
I  \)tÇi\\\mi.Tayling^dcfccliue',^^ 
\wa'finng,lacl(tng^Tnal(ingadefiiult.^,  n 

Défaille  -.f-  A  default, dejecl.or  fayling  ;  a  pining^  la^^ 
gu:fiying^  or  wearing  away* 
!  Dcfaillemcnt:  m.  as  Dcfaillc.       .  . 
Défaillir.  To  decay,  languijh,  pine,  fiiinty  wax  feeble, 
rveareyOr  wither  away-,  alfo.to  want^latl^e^fiule  j  to  be 
arcay^orwanting\tomiflieadefiuéU.  - 

Î  Defaittc;f.^  de  fiat,  or  ouerthrow-yolfoy  proportion, 
fhapc,fi)ew,mâliing  (hut  outward  ;  ;  alfo,  any  fleight 
vftd  by  a  Harefi^r  the  auoidmg  of  the  dogs  that  pur- 
Cue  her.  ^  t 

11  eft  de  belle  defaitte;  He  is  fbire  to  loo\  onyorfiiire 
in  fljeWybut  otherwife  of  little  worth  ;  alfo(fimplyj  be  is 
of  a  goo  dlie  pre  fence.  -'ékm^ 

Défalqué  :  m.  Dcfiiull^ed,deduced/ledu£lcd,bated^a'' 

batca^tafienoutof. 
Dcfalqiicv.Todeficullf^eydeduce/liminiJhjCut  dffjir  ta\e 
"  array  Part  of;  See  Dcffalquer. 
Pc  fane:  m.  cc  ;  f.  Vnwithered  ^  recouered^refiùrei  to 

'it  former  lifi.or  fi'ejhnejfe.  '* 

Defàrdé  :  m.éer  f.  V^npamted^whofe  pamtmgiswome,, 

wvpcdyOrwafljcdaway.  ^ 

Defarder.  To  vnpaint  j  to  wajh,  ta\t^orwypi  of, pain- 


Harnois  nc  vaut  rien  qui  ne  defend  :  Prov.  The 
Armcur  is  worth  nothing  that  de  finds  not. 

Defctlfzblc.Defindable,definfdfle^ich  maybe  de  fin-* 
dedyguarded,or  prefer  lud. 

Defcnfc  ;  f.  ^  de  fine  e,  a  defending:^  a  preftruatkn, 
fafègard,  protedwn  ;  a  fince^or  fortification -yûlfo,  an 
iniunSlion,  prohibition,  forbidding  ;  alfo,A  rtply,  an^ 
^  fwcr,  argument,  or  allegation  vfed,  or  vrged  in  de- 
fines ;    ^  1     / 

Defenfcs.  4^  Defences. 

Se  couper  Toy  mefmc  par  fes  defenics.  To  accufe,by 

meaningto  excufeyhimfilfi. 

Defcnfeur.  as  DefefiHcur.  vi  dt finder  jar  defendant. 

Defcnfjblc. /w  Dcfcnfablc. 

Detcnfif:  m.Adefinfatiue'^amedicine  that  lieepes  hu- 
mors fiomcommingvnto  a  fore,  or  place  affehed\  or 

'^'   hinders  the  inflamation  thereof, 

Defenfif:  m.iue:/.  De finfiue, de  finding. 

Defenfbire:  com.  Vefhforie,whkhdefèndeth,gùar- 
dethyOr  preferueth.  ;^    . 

Defeque:  m,  ée  :  f.  Cleanfed,  fined,  purged,  puri- 
fied. ' 

Defequer.  Tofineypurgeycleanfeypidrifie. 

Defer.c  ;  m.  ec  :  f.  charged,  appeached,  accufcd  j  a/fo, 
admitted^Uowedyacceptedofyyeeldedvnto. 

Déférer.  To  char geyoccufe  yapp  each. 

Déférer  à  vn  appel  To  admityallowyor  accept  of  to 
fimwAyvnto,anAppeale. 

•  Défera:  à  vnc  com^:kignc.Toyeeld,refirre,or  attri- 
bute mticbvnto,a  companie. 

Defermer.  as  Desfermer.  To  open,  vnjhut  j  looffe,vn- 
doe. 

Defefrer.  5^^  Dcsfcrrer.  /  \        ^ 

Deferrwe  :  f.  An  vnjhooingyor  cafiing  ofafhooe. 
Defeublc  :  m.  ce  :  ^  FnclaSped-,  zr/muffied-,  open,  dif 
^  coueredyvncoueredyvnclothed.  / 

Defcubler.  To  vnclafpe,vnbutton  ;  vnmuffle*,  qpenydif 
coueTyvncouer-y  put  by, or  caft  of, the  clothes  that  hide, 

Deftaide.^Desfaifte.  '  '/ 

Deflaire,  &  Dcfl^iitjiw  bcsfairc,&Dcsfc^ 
Default  d'homme.  |*K4^^  I  DeffiJquc.-m.  cc:  i  DefauUced,  dedfêâUd ,  bated^ 

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Dcfaroucher.  is  Dcsfiiroucber.  To  ma\e  tame  J 
f  Detàucillé:  na-ic;  f.Put out ofioint. 

^ézMd^tc.Toputoutofioint.      /  ' 

Dcfavcur :  f.  Disfauor  ;  lq[le,or  lacke  offkuor. 

D  efault^pu  défaut  :  m.  À  defitult,fiu4lt,  offtnce,defiR  j 
want  of  apparence  before  a  ludge  j  the  lie  fault  which 
dogs  are  feme  times  at  in  buntingiaKywant,lacl(^penth 

^  rie.fcantnefjeyorfcarceneffe'y  a  dtfidlujn^       kr  v 


Default.  (The  third  p€}fM  tf  éeprepmt  tenfi  tf  Dc- 
faillif .)  Rien  ne  me  default,  i  ivant  futhiag.     • 

Defaux.  Tbetround,  or  pa^e  wberm  â  beaftfit9utd 
rut  be^  oryvmeremit  ist  tre^âffkr  ;  or,*»  De^dc. 

DdçébeiDC:  m.  eufè:  f.Dejè^iWfWaHt'miJacl^i, 
iktling^ametkfuUtfdefi:&s.. 

Defeâiuofîté  :  f>  Lscl(f,ivaàt^efi^^nafmedneff'e. 

Defêdati<Hi:  f.  AfmlMitftjliagffib^dejilmi,fi<^ 

l^g^mbifrof:  ^, 

Uerencc.<wDcfêdc, 
De&noes.  DefifUtsJUnl(es,tafimtStandJkçb  % 
farts  of fvrtificatm,frùuultd)ktber*lègard»ftbo^ 
ihât  mdftgood  t  ?laco  btUahtered;  alfb,MH  tmices 

^^oàant.Defauaatfémè)fiie 

Pdendeur  :  ta,  A  def&darjor  froieOor  ;  «^,  a  defin- 

^^f^i'fartKebalUngjtdjutttfidj/Êrfked,     ^ 

*J»cndo.  A  flay  with  bitsy'brèad^anl^dmttkî'^ 

'  ^o'^^hkvmétndm^i^s^ifi^iberkhtmteyn 

0«|cndre.rf  dtfeHd^ta^^^d^md^Mi^tSiru, 


Dçffalcher.  L<wj^/Dè^chcr»  /  ^    j    , 

Ddlâvcur:  f.  T>kfium\wAntjrtlo^e,of{muftmei^ 

Deffavorif?  ;  m.  ce-'  î.'DkftMouredy  out  offiupur» 
DefiâvorÙêr.  TodiijhMig^t  io  fkuoarf  t§  witbdra» 

bisjànowfiom.       ^,.;         >;>■-:•;'  ■^t.-^.-y-.r 

Deffeéhieux  de  Tes  membres.  ^Aimedylam,tmf(h 
tent^imtkgbUUmmesyOrtixvfeofibm.- 

Defi^né  l  Raj^fid  -y  or,  at  Aftené  j  mfeamed  witb 
Hay,  -  -     ■    '  "T''^"--^':,,'; 

,^n  eftomac  eft  bien  â  poinâ  d«ené ,  ^Lig- 
.  fl-enc .  ^y  fiomackf  istbrouibly'firitijbed,  hath 
erkditt  anamut  int^b  Ml  tf  ;  (fitfimg  that  fèné 
fignifies  rmheridyOr  dryed,  at  Hay,  denené  a  Priua- 
tiui  mayperbafs,fèif4  weed^  bfjmkt^fir  wefjfHoifie- 

■   nedytr  fi-efit.)  ' 

Dcfl&nâtrice:  f.A  de/ndreffi, 

Ddteni^  :  Bi.  éc  :  f.  Opeitedt:t0fi»ti  xmd/Mé, 

Defictmer.  Ta  ope»^  U  vnjlmt^-  vndoe  a  tbmgfhuU 

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Dcffiammcnt.  MiJhuftJUfj^iffUentfyM^uftJulfy. 
Défiance  :  f.  DiJhufl/iijffUcnce/mftruji. 
Deflfîcr.  To  mftruft  j  (Loolie  Dcsficrs)  4^>W  defiatial- 

fOyOsDcûcx. 
Demie:  m.  ce  :  f.  Vntr9ifledjraHcUed\  atC^^di/orderedy 

SeekeDc^ùlc. 
Dcffilcr.  Tovniw}ft,vn!}'mne,tûofeyraueliialf0^topHt 

ouf  efbk  fânl^e^oïfile  5  alfoyto  tal^e  of  a  file.      \ 
DcflfilcurC:  f.  An  ynMifiing,raHcU$ng*y  diftrderingi 

di^lacing.  ' 

DcmRma.Torâfe/cotcb^orfcral£k,UolfeD 

or  Dcflcurcr.  ^ 

DcfFormité.  ^  DifFôraiitc. 
Defïbrtunc:  mMisfintme^miCchânc^. 
Dcffortunc:  fn.cc:  f.  V^ifirtunatk. 
Deftbuir.  To  d%  vpy  to  vntarthy  to  taJfeoUt  of  the 

■  earth.    ■■-■,:■ 

DefFraycr.  4;^  Defrayer. 
Dcfkkhé.asDcûïdiéyGrubdypyçSt'C.      i 
Dcflfroncer.  To  vnfi'ounct;vnmrinckleyVncrumple. 
Deftrongncr.  The/kmeiandfas  the  fame)  tofméotb  the 

fbrehead^orleaue  frowning.  % 

Dcflfroquc :  m.  éc  :  f.  Stripped^  vnclotheJu     ^ 

Defi  :  m.  A  challenge  ydefy^prouocationyfiefarue.       y 
Defiance  :f.  A  defy mg^or  defiance.    .    - 
Défiché:  m,éc:f.  FîtfixedjlooJfedyVnfkflened. 
DeflchtT.TolooJfeyvnfiSyVnfiiflen. 
Dcfié.  Defyedy  promliedy  or  challenged  to  fgbt^  con- 
tend. * 
Defianent  :  m.  A  dcfyingyor  challenging  to  fight. 

Dcfier.  To  deficychallcngeyprouekfyor  callvnto  fight/n" 

contention.   ^  j 

Défigure:  m. ce:  f.  Disfigured ^  deformed,  mifhapepy 

demed  ;  wbofefiijhion  u  marred^  / 

DefigUrement:  m.  AdU^wrmg^  d'fgracing^mijba- 

ftng^defiuing'^amgrring^thefiifhiênof..  / 

Défigurer.  To  dufigure^efin-mty  deface  y  difgr act  *,  to 

Jpnyle  the  fiifhion^mane  the  figure  (f.  ^7 

DtfHeTm.ec:f.Rauelled.  *-/ 

Se  Defil^*  To  rauellyos  cloth^fe^tû(Cj^  limten  doth 

after  it  is  cuti 
Defi'ochcr.  as  Défiler.  To  rauell. 
DefiloTO.  TÎbf  ya«rr.  ; 
Definant.  Pim»g^afting,cênfuming^e0mg  mpdjful- 

ro.bkning^taking^fMd^        benummng.  '  t 

Denn/  :  m.  ee  :  £  Wafledy  coj^Hmeti^^t^arneyJaUen 
;  at  an  endy  come  to  nêthingiâlfOyblafie^eT 

taken* ^  '■  '>.•:.,;.■.' /.^..>r/.,.v»j^;^'>;^  /..^'v: 

Defieement  :  m .  A  pininft^  ^^fitf^gj  confurnigyWea^ 

rt^yOT  fiiUing  (may.  (Lc  Defilicment  du  mande. 

rld^y)  ^Oy  a  blaf^gj  U- 
^g^orpHti'efailionofamem» 

en  To  finey  confUmty  wafloy  we  are  atvasf  j  4/- 
,  y*,  to  btafi,  §r  fuddainefy  benùmme  (a  ij§ember, 

&c)    : 
Dtfink.  T9  défmêi  cênclttdeydetermney  or  difcnfei 
:    ffècifelf  toexprefji  î  fidlj  to  defcribey  exaOfy  to  de- 

clartm  '■  K*"-  /     .  '  ''. 

Dçfinitiort:  f^  de/adti»»  ;  exàS  ieferiféÊ$y  freâfè 
•ni  Uifi  exfreffSfgy  trlèt,Mii  luftBi  d^c 


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^fyiprecifefyyfiiUy. 

Denamc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  ^hofe  fiame  is  extwguitbedyor  put 

ont.      ^  ^ 

Deflamer.Ttf  quench yextinguiflj  ;  put  outyOr  tal^e  ayvay 

the  flame  of.-  ^  ■ 

Defleuré:  m.  ce  :  f.  Deflomcd^  diflained^y  de  filed, zï. 

olated  i  ïPhofe  flour  es  be  cropped yOrfhed7  • 
Dcflcurcr.  To  de  flour  e  j  to  defiie  ;  to  crop  the  flotvcr  of^ 

todillai^UyviolateybUmfJh^diminiJhthe  cbiefifl  g)M 
and  beautie  of  a  thing. 

Se  defleurer.  as  Defleurir. 
Defleurir. Tojbedy or  letfhUitfloxûers\hencey  te looft 

the  biautieyorgracey  which  erfi  it  had -y  or  y  it  finnur 

beautie  tofade^leyor  fall  away. 
Se  Deflichcr.  To pluclfeanarrow^r  arrorpes  eut  of  hu 

(orpnejbodie.  ]... 

Defloration.  A  defloming^  the  change  fim  a  flmijh- 

ingcolourto  the  contrarie. 
Se  Déflorer!  4^  Defleurir.  ^ 

Deflucr.  Ta  flow  y  or  to  runney  as  watery  or  a  fore. 
l^cAuxion:  f. A  DefluxionyRhcwmeyCatanhe. 
Défoncé,  as  Desfoncé.  l{nocl(t  out  y  as  the  bead  of  a 

wwe-veffelly&c. 
Deforce::  m.  ée:  f.^  ViSpoffeffed,diffeifed^ 
Defi^rcer.  To  dtfjhfeydifpoffepy  ûolently  talfeyfèrciLI) 

pluclfefiom.  ^^ 

Déformation.  w4  de  far  mingy  disfiguringy  dcfacini^ 
I    dtfgracing. 
Déformé:  ni.éc  :  f.  Defèrmed^defacedy  disfigured^ 

made  ouglie  ;  difgraced. 
Déformer.  To  defirmeydisfigurCydefacey  mah^  oublie  y 

difgrace. 
Defortifié:m.  cc:f.  Vhfin'tified-.rafed.^ 
Defortifier.  To  vnfortifie  ;  to  rafe  a  fortification. 
Défoulé  :  m.  éc:  t.  TrodenytrampledonyalfOytaunleJj 

rebulfedyreproched. 
Défoulement»  ^  treadkgyor trampUngtn  j  alfiiS 

tauntingyrebul^ngyreproching. 
Défouler.  To  tteadyor  trample  on  j  alfoy  to  rebul(ey  rr- 

procb^taunty  or  talfO  vp.   ^        ^ 
Defraudatcur  •  ^  defiauder^  déceiuery  beguiltry 

lurcher,     -r--.  '    _..,    , -,  .;^ -//.  . 
Defi:audc:  m.  cc:f.  Veffaudedyiegfêikd. 
Ddraudancntinu  ^  defraudmgydeceiuingy begHh 

,  ^       Defrauder.  ti  defraudy  beguibL  couCenydecetutM 
p-'     l  beafiUy  or  tal^e  éri^ay  the  profit  behnging  to  m- 

Défraye  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Defréjedy  difchargedy  tuqtù' 

ted.  ■  .  /  •  »/^' -.; 

Dcfirayer.  To  defray  i  têducbarie  :  to  fwtni(h.orJM 

aâ  the  charges  of 
Dcfirayeur  :  m.  A  C^tetyOt  Steward^  one  that  in  a  /V«^' 

neyfani(baya»ddif^ 

ofthewhêkcompoMie^ 
De&eloqu£f  m*  ce^  £  Têrwe,raggesf^tteredi  tbst 

batbmtawbùktlaiuionèim. 
Dtftdoqvtr^Totearehnorags^ake  tatters  of 
Pe^chaigc:  m.Tb9fis(tubbki%^grubbingvpofm 

wojuly^bujkes'y  ^nyfuch  freparatieny  orworJfeyPt' 

'  tiài  land  for  tillage. 
Defiiché.  Grubd/idofbujhesyroàtsy&cjbmderingthj 

Tlêugb  ifrefaredy  itfirffbro\en  vpfeft  tillage  j  ntsit 
arable.  ) 

neht:  m.  A  gruhàiiiXiw 
frm  bujbesy  andtber^  têmaltjt  itarâPiti  ^ 
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bujhesytbij 
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Defrichis  : 
pluckt out 
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thefafn^on 
Defroiflfé  :  1 
DeftoiiTçr. 
Dcfiroquc  : 

poorie  men. 
Défroqué  : 

depriued  0 

Defroquer. 
biUcments. 

Defroy:  m. 
ges. 

Defudllé  : 

leaiteSé 

Defoeillcr. 

priue  of  lea 

Defuna  Vi 

that  is  de  pi 

Defiinéloir 

deceifikffi 

Dcgaer*:f 

tie^Preanê 

Degallicô.  ^ 
fie. 

Degan  :  m. . 
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bersyor  Hai 
cannot  am 
naUA£liom 

Degafouillc 
atroopeofj 
bufhyorked 

Deeaftrm. 

•    aeftruSlion. 

Degafté  :  m, 
mned. 

DegaftetÎTei 

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%  Dcgaften 

houjiu/ 

Dcgafter.ri 

Itroy^Yumeé 

D^afteur.: 

diflrofer. 
Dégel:  m. -^ 
Dégeler.  ïl^ 
Degencré  :  i 
Dégénérer.  ' 

bis  aunceftoi 

^cgloutitw 
Degloutir.4 
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tbepaffage^ 
^tnouthmoi 

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bujhesy  thiflles/!n  ;  thereby  to  make  tt  arable  j  topre- 

fareyorbreakevp  land  fir  tillage. 
Dcftichis  :  tn.  Grubbingsybujhesyrootesy  tbiftles^&c, 

plitckt  out  of  the  ground.  •  \^ 

Sc  Defiiper.  To  ruby  orfcrub  "tvhh  thejhouldérs.^  afte 

the  fajhm  of  Iffivjie  hedge-creepers. 
Defroifle  :  Û1- ec  :  f.  Crimed  in  peece's. 
Dekoi^cr.rocfufhinpeee'es. 

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D.egourt.  BUtbeJccend.luftie^ronclie.  f  Rab. 
Dcgouft.  as  DcEout.  ^ 

Devout:  xn.  A  drop^or  dropping.  ^ 

Lc  dcgout  duroft.  The  grauie^  or  fat  ihatdrapi 

frommcatasitrofis. 

Dc^outt^nt.  Droppirij^diftilling. 

Dégoutté  :  ro.  ée  :  f.  Dropped^diftïUed. 

Dcgouttcincnt.  AdiJiiUmgy  ordroppwg. 

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pootitmen.  •'.     ^gxzcié:  m.éçif.FnacceptakU/andtberefhreJvL 

l)cùoqué:  m. ée:f^  S tripped,vncl$tbed,deipoyledyOr        \uccej]iu€:,ypb€nce'y 

,  .   n  -.  ^o:\ÇonàQ^ïzdét*AniUyOrvnlucl{ie\pcafon 

^Q^TZ(\zï\X.Degrading\  depriuing  ofoffice^degrec^i 
a(/OyJpoyling^rvaJîing^aliinghauocl(eof.  - 

Degradation  :  f.  A  degradation^a  dcgrading^or  mpri- 


deprived  of  garments 

Defroquer.  Topip^vnclothydïïpoykydeprme  of  bis  ha- 
billements. 

Defroy  :  m.  A  defraying-^  a  bearing  of  other  mens  char-  • 

ges. 
Dâlidllê:  m-  ée:  f.  Vnleauedi  bartdy  or  bereft  of 

leauesé  ^ 

Defueiller.  To  vnleaue^to plnclce  the  leaues J^om^to  de- 

prïueofleaues.  '■■    - 

Dcftinél.  Vn  defunél.  A  dsceafed^r  dead  per/anyone 

that  is  departed  thK  tifi. 

Defunéloircment.  By  difcent^  otfuccejfton  after  the 

deceàfyffanothtf.    ; 

Degaerie  :  f.  AnvnderBaylit»kl^\  the  Office ^uthortr- 
ttejPrecinâljOrCirctéitofaDcgzti* 

Degallico.  fVaxen  poore^vndoney  dtnvnetbe  ypeatber. 
fic.  -,  ••'•'       \   . 

Degail  :  m.  A  certaine  inferiour  Officer yOrvnah  Bay- 
lifcy  chofen  euerie  May  day  within  the  feuerall  mem- 
bers ^or  Hamlets  of  the  larifdiélion  of  La  SoUc  i\bee 
cannot  arrefi  a  Gentleman  j  and  de  ales  mofi  inpe 
nallAôlions.) 

Degalbuiller.  Tofmg^or  warble  jfhjlyand  confifedly-yos 
a  troope  offmaU  birds  met  y  andfet  dowm  in  a  tree^ 
bufhyor  hidgejtùgetber. 

Dceaft  :  m.  ivaft^  loffit^fpoylejrauage^ranfacliey  ruine j 

•    aeftruSlion.     ^ 

Degafté  :  m.éc;  f.WaJkdyJpcyled/anfac{edyrâuagedy 
ruined.      .  ^    •       -■  '      -^^  •    .'  \ 

Degaftcmcnt:  m.  AwaSingyfpoylingyYauaimgyran^ 
J^king^eftrcymrydeHàjtatum.       v 

%  Dcgaftcment  dc  maifons.  The  rajmg^or  ruining  of 

bouftts.'^^  ■  ';■•■■      ■■■  •     :  ^   \^:      ^     .,,.  • 

Dcgaftcr.  To  ^afiy^oyUyanfac\ey  rauagey  deuafty  de^ 

Itray^ruine.  \     . 

D^aftcur.:  m.A  tvaflery^ofylery  rdnfacker^auagery 

deftroyer.  v-, ^i.  ;;.v.;>  •^■.^^i-. ,■.%.! 

^egel  :  m.  A  thaweyor  thawing  weather. 
Dcgelcr.  to  thawe  the  ice  ;  to  refiluc^ 
Dcgcncrc  :  m.  ce  :  (^.Degenerated.    • 
Degencrcn  To  degerferateygjrow  outof1(tndJbe  vnli}{e 

j  _   bis  awtceflorSm '  '•?^'  ■ .-  ^t''^^ '-  •■■  ":'^^"~^^'> i^'%>'^^v^ 'y^^-' ■  ::vt^.'^  ■ 
Dcglouti  :  »•  ic  :  f^  DeuouredyfwaUmfd  dawnéiià  !    ^ 
Dcgloutin^iiEndoudr.  To deuoMtéyÊr /wallow  vp.  * 
L)c^ution:  £.d  aeumr'mg^of /TvalUmng  diwne-,  alfb, 
tbepaJUageyfirdefcending  ofmeat  and  drinl(e from  the 
^^uth'mtùthtfomâcke. 

Dcgoia:m.éc:CfP^i^i/,cfeîr/^i<:  ^ 
J^çgoiftincm:  m.rht€bi9tmi^wé»mgrflnrds. 

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Dégradé:  m.çc-  f*  V^'gradedy  depriucd  o/  his  degree  -y 

a/fàywa/îedyfpoyled'ydeficçd.  \      •  . 

Degradement.  as Dcgradatioii ;  alfoyWa/lyfpoykyOY 

hurt  doney  and  committed  ïn  other  mens  h  ou/es  y  gar- 

densyWoodsy&c. 
Degradcr.T(?  degradCyOr  depriue  o/  degfeCyùfficeyC/fatCy 

or  dignitie  j  al/b^  to/poyle^  or  wajh^  or  mal^e  wa/ly  and 

hauocl(eofj         v.  '  ^/ 

Dégrader  vncforcft- To  fetf^g^jor^i/i/  alllowne.  ' 
Degraffcr.  «5  Dcfgrafcr.  ^ 

Degravé.  yhgraueîledyfit  afloat  i  alfoy  ta\tn  out 

pfuciiedfromytbe  ground. 
DcgraYcr.  To  vngraueUy  orfet  afloat  ajhip  tbatfluclie 

frfl  in  thefand'y  alfoyto  tal^e  out  of  the  ground'^  alfo^  to 

pluchevp  by  the  roots. 
Degre :  m.Aftaireyftepygree/ei  alfoyà dtgreeyran\CyOr 

place  of  honour-^  aifo^an  occaflony  meanCyOrway  vnto 

d^ing.  ^ ^^^^^^^^      _ 

Degrez  tctradiqucs,  Lool^e  Tciradiquc. 

Dc  degré  en  degré.  By  degrees^  by  leifureyhy  little 

and  little  ;  /mre  andfoflfy-y  alfbyinordeYy  one  after  a- 

nother. 

Degrefleur:  m.  A  s^tmrer  ofgreafie  things. 

T^egïo{ri:m.it:iRfflnedyCiuili^d. 

Dc^oGlit.Tore/ineitâciuili':^.     * 

Degrpumèlé :  m.  ée;  t  T^efoluedy  vnc lot tedyvn clut- 
tered.       :     ^:    '  ."'■  .-I  ■ 

Dcgroumcicr.  To  re/UueyOr  vnclot  a  thing  tbats  clut- 

teredycongealedyor  curded  together ./    \  ' 
Dcgupict -aéDcCg^ner.  To  vnjheat by  or  draw  out  of 

the/beatb.\Ktib.  ,  ;  \ 

Déguerpi  :  m.  ie  :  f.  ^J^j  left  y  abàndmed^ihrfalieny 

/ffgoneythrawne  away^eelded  vpygiuen  ouer\         ^ 
DegUfcrpir.  To  quit  y  leauiy  abândoUy  fhgpey^rpi^y 

yeeldvpy  giue  éuer.  ;  to  throw  away  y  as  làee  doe 
f    tbiMs  which  we  care  notfrryOr  will  not  l(eepé\in  our 

Deguerpiffement  ;li^.  A  é^tdttingyleaumgj  a^bando- 
fSyi^gmgyfir/a^in^^^  vp  of  a 

tbmgiatbrofwiHgautyOraway.  '*^-::f-^'-i-- h^^-^*-: ^y.. 
Dcgucrpiflcur*  v4  quitter  y  leautry  fir  goer  y  abandon 

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Dcgucrt7^œ•ie:£^fteDcfeuc^p^  ;  •    ^  ^  , 
Dcgûcitré:  iii.cc:  f.  ipfcew^jFcmmc  degueftree. 
Ajkt^/Utternyonitbâtsvrà^ 
^maristbemmofvnbattdfomel^^^^^  ,i 

DegMn.  Any  me  \  Gafc.  ^b.  v         |^ 

DchShé:  m.  itif^Haeked^/fimdyfin  mtêfmaUttjh 
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tiCyfroliclie. 

Déhaité.  ^  Dcshaitc.  li!?  fl/ eii/e. 

Dehalé:  m. ce:  £  UâneMeagaY^lfraggieydufiguredy 

ougUcyOriUJàuouredybyexireameieanenefe. 
Dchayté;  m.  ce  :  f.  DiHaftedyOr  loathed  as  meat-^lfo^ 

out  oftuneyiUat  eafe.  \ 

Dchaytcr.  To  disUftyor  loath  meat  j  to  be  out  of  tune^ 

illat  eafe.  ^     )  \ 

Dchinch.  ^ir^y  if^ftw:^;  Allcm.  ^Rab. 

Dchontc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Sbamelefe,  ifnpudenty  brafcn-fk- 

ced.  "^ 

Dehors,  nithout^abroadyout  ^yon  the  outftde  of 

Dc  dehors,  from  abroadyfrem  finraine  places. 

Pcdansjou  dehors.  F^7^,(>r  loofe  (aluglers  tearme.) 

Par  dehors.  Outwardywithout^n  the  out  fide. 
Dehotte  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Draivne  out  of  the  mire. 
Dehotter.  To  draw  (as  afiift-fiUI(mg  coach  &c)  out  of 

themire.  W  ^ 

Dehouf  ë  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Difpatcbedyrid  out  of  the  w^^oh 

fo.vnbootedjBlf  whofe  boots  are  fulled  off. 
Dehoufle  :  m.  ée  :  ij^nfootctotbed-y  vncouered  ;  aJfOy 

vnruggedyor  made  low  napped,  oi  nap  cloth,  with  the 

TeayU.  / 

Deieét  :  m.  iedle  :  f.  as  Deicftc. 

Deicétc:  m,ée  :  (.Deieaedyabafedybrotight  loWyCafi 

dorvne-y  a^yripeUedyreieoiedythruftfrom  with  contu- 

melie  or  contempt. 
Dcieélcmcnt  :  m.  A  deieâingyabieôlingybringinglowi 

alfoy  a  contemptible  reieôHonyContumeUoué  repute. 
Deic6ter.r«  deieély^bieilyabafèyabateybring  law^hraw 

downe  ;  alfoy  to  repeU,  reie6lyjba\e  of,  thruft  fioy  put 

from  with  cofttumelieyOr  contempt. 

St  Deje(!^er.  Toftand  on  tear  mes  j  or,  proudly  to  be-^ 

fthrehimfelfi.  fNicot. 
Deification:/.  A  deifying. 
Deïfie:iti.  éc:  f.Deifiedymade  a  god. 
l^Qi^r.  Ta  deifieyto  malted  god  of. 
DciJlzvitr.Toftarueytobereaueoflifi. 
Dejoindre.^;^  Des  joindre.  t 

iyç\\é:î.ThedntieyOr  godhead.     ^ 
Ddz.BeyondyOUiryOn  the  further  or  othery  fide  of 

Par  de(a,&  par  delà-  On  this  fide  and  that,  on  both 
\  fidesyeuerif  way.  ^    \. 

Vingt  cfcus,&  par  dclk.Twentii  crèmes  and  better^ 
and  morei  and  about.  '       v         *.   \  ^ 

Délabre  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Vnbracedyvnloofedyvntruffed^  air 

fo^àggtd^toYne^tattered.^ 
Pdacher.  as  Dcflacbcn  To  bajfe,  difcbargejet  gotylit 

Délai. '«Dday.    \-\-  ■-'k,.^,,£.).  l^f^;.;^^'^.'-::.-^ '■■'■■■';' ': 

Delaifle  :  mie  :  £  Ferr«k!nhfibâtidonetl/efi  or  cafi  cffi 

,  reHiiqmfbed^  giuen  omr-y  tdfoJwffitten^oMerflifped, 

negUOed^  left  wt^hen  go«d  wm  fhaut  bene  dene-, 

o^^eptMteJkhrntjtt  Uft  tkne  j  alft^dettoid  ifitr 

4  leftwÛbout» 

'  Toutes  autres  cbofes  ddaifTécs.  ^Ù  cther  tbm^ 
Ufedaf^rf^fet  afide. 

Debûflèmeot:  no.  Afirfilpn^  âbandùmnt^âmigjtr 
caftm^  «fi  reUnqMJbml,^  gmng  $uer  ;  aqi,  afirget- 
tmiflferflififiMg^gU^tg,or  Uaunii  «ut  ;  g^,  «  de- 

HÛig  alone-y  w  (ft^fy^oâ  m  tie  tmo  next  ftffti)  a 

bemidefiitiae^  left  aime, 

DcKiiilcment  d'amis.  Tbe  mretehed,«rflteeo$irkp 

efiatt  «foHf^that  batb  Mt  attend  lift  to  belpe  bim. . 

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DélaifTeinent  de  raifon.  AdefiSlionydecUning^^  te- 

uoUïm^or  fwaruingyfiom  reafon. 
Delaifler.  Tofirrfa^ey  abandonyleauiyprcafloflrelm- 

quijhyorgiue  ouer-y  to  defiïtutCyleauealoneyOr  without'^ 

alfoy  to  ouerflïpy  ouerpajfey  ncgledy  or  leaue  out  (when 

good  may  be  done-J  aifoy  to  Jwarue,  reuolty  or  decline^ 

from. 
Délateur:  n\.  APromooter^nfinmeryComplamerj^ict^^ 

thankfyTeU'taltyOr  Tale-bearer:^  (properly  fuch  a  one^ 
.     as  either  in  loue  vnto  Juftice  and  the  Statey  or  in  hupe 

of  reward  or  gaine  ^  profecutes  ojf endors, or  publishes 

ConcealementSyat  his  owne  charge.) 
Delation  :  f.An  Infrimation  j  or  biU  of  Complaint  exhU 
;    bitedyand  followed  by  an  Infirmer  j  alfo,  a  priuate  ac- 

cufiitionyor  tale  framed  agatnft. 
ïyt\zvc\V£i.ét:i.Wûfhedaway. 

Delay  :  m.  A  delays  flay  Jingerwgyprotr  aâjonytergim- 
fatwnydeferrmgy  or  driuing  off-y  a  paufe^ajpace^m- 
termiffion  ;  alfo  (in  Law)  a  day  giueny  fir  appara^iu  \ 
Of  fir  the  bringing  iny  or  amending  ofya  Vleay&c\  and 
bencei 

Delay  percmptoire.  A  per  emptor  ie  day\  the  lajl  of 
délayes. 

Injure  de  delay.  A  wrong  fo  hainouSythatafUddamt 
reuenge  will notferueybut  opportunitié  mufi  be  waited 
fir  the  quitting  of  it  m  a  more  cruell  manner. 
Paroles  de  dclayt  (Ofthefamefence'^or)Keprocbci^Gt 
Slanders  in  the  himeft  degree  j  as  the  tearme  of  Tray- 
toTyMurtherery  Church-robber  j  which  to  proouey  were 
enough  to  rume{orfir  euer  to  difgrace^a  man. 

Ddayant  Delaying,  deferring  ;  alfo^llaying^  mace- 
rating. J 

Ddayc:  m.  ée:  î.Delayedydefitredyfiâpendedyprolon' 
gecfyprotrailed'y  driuenJUftedyOr  put  of,  alfo,allayed^ 
or  fofienedyby  jleepâng  j  alfo^ade  thin. 

Dclaycment:  m.  .Adelajingydeferi'fàgyprotra[iiniy 
pawjmgjfufpendinf  ;  alfoya  maceratingyOt  allaying. 

Delayer-  To^delayjdefirrey  procrafi'matey  protraâyfuf 
ti^dyprolongi  driue,putyOrJhift  offfiomday  to  da))  /« 
pawfi,Gnger,whedraw  ityfnr  draw  out  in  lenith  ;  alfcy 
to  maceraU,aUay,oifoften,  by'Jleeping,  ^f  alfOy  t9 
malaetbin.  ^^  i      r^ 

Dclayeur:  m.AdeUyer^efirreryprotra0or^rolonieh 

^    lingererywireffrawer.  '  •" 

Dcle<ftablc:  com.  Dele^lable,  deligbtfilli  pUafant, 

Dclcélation:f.  Deleélation/feUgbtypleafkre^bU^atil 
,DeIe6ler.  T^  delightypleafe,ioy',  malie^ort,yeeldflta'' 

fireygfue contentment^tp.  :^     \''"''''''^:^^,:.""'', 
Dckgztionif.  A delegatiûni'acbufingfh,or if poiM^ 

#  ment  vnto^  chargey&c.  >*^  ^ 

Delcguc:  m.  ce  :  ^  T>eUgatedyapp$intti,étJpgiidy  cr 
'    cmfertyvnto  a  chargey&c.  %c 

Dcl^ucr.  To  ajfime^ommt^r  appoint  vnto  an  mtj 
cbarge^or  cammi^ny  to  cbufe^  delegate  vnto ahfi- 

.  neffi^firamijfaie.  •  - 

les  Dd<^ez  •  The  Déléguâtes  yludges  appointed,  ^ 

cbofen  to  decideyand  determine  of  certaine  matters. 
ï>étncc.mfieadofà^tïiài.  Of  tbe  colour  if  en  Elk- 

fRab. 
Delcz.  Hard  by.  (vieil  mot.) 
Dèlîbcratif:  m.iuc:  f.  Deltberatiueidetermin^tiue. 


)cré  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Veliberaud^êBf»lted^ttf'f,  'J  ' 

«Ifo^emmed^mcludedyrefêlMedm  ;  tilftM»'^'* 
fwaf^us^eadie^beeràUM  tbt  wUdefi  ifdinffiff* 
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were  befi  t$  be  dm  i  •If»,  t§  furpofe^  refilue,  deter- 

Dcb(^t:  m.  ate:  £  THûcête  \  dâMies  pUâfing,  prêt- 
tieJelieioMi  teffder,tifce'f  effemmate^ofn  weaj^e  cem- 

Vn  ouvrage  délicat.  .An  exce lient ^or  prbne^peece  pf 

Dclicatcmcnt.  Delicatefyy  daintily  j  delicionffy  j  fUd-^ 

fi^hy  fi^^^ffyy pr^^^ilh  tenderly  j  nicely^  wantgnly, 

weAl(ely,effeminately.  - 
DdicatcfTc  :  f.  Vdicacie^daintinefpB^  tendemejfe/tice- 

neffe^rwantonnefeyefeminacieifenfualitie.   -^ 
'Déic^tcté:f.Tbefamt.  ^      ^ 

Dcliccs  ;  f.  DeligbtSydAintieSyplea/kreSypUafunt  finta-^ 

fies  iJportSypaftimesipret  tie  tûyes. 
Dclicicufcincnt.  Deliciouflyydelightfomefyydelicatefyy 
,    pleafamly.         T        T>f?i.^ 
Délicieux:  ro.  caCc  i  f.  Velicious^  delightfamey deli- 

cateypleafant.   ^  r>  .   / 

Deii6l:  m.  A  fault  yp fence;  mifdeedyOmjJienefdutie'yA 
treifLiSiolfoya  rjhjpr  cl^ 

Dcbvoir  dc^  dŒCts.  A  bufheUofRyeyp^dvnto  the 
Urd  of  the  Borough  of  Pont  NiuiUlac  (mBriténe) 
by  euity  houfebolder  ofauncient  tenure  that  {eepes  é 
fire  y  Md  tillage,  mithin  the  Territorie  thereof. 

Scuéi&a^  Cette  pierre  fiictlement  fe  d^&c.TbU 
ftâoe  quicbfy  riues^  or  eafily  cleoêêis  afunder. 

Délié:  m.  ec  ;  i^ ^ Tbin^  JUndery  finoy  /malty  ^atkig, 

fcant.    ..,.;■':•*/.:.    ..■       •  V-..         :.•,,.  ^. 

Dcliemcnt,  Tbinhyj^ltyyfleriderfyyfinefyyfcantly. 
Délier.  To  makf  mtyfmaUy  finOyJUnder  j  to  leffeny  ex- 

tenuateyor  minijh.    .    .  a 
DeIineation.rtf  delineation  j  fir Jl  draught ^portraf^ 

tureofathing.         .  *  ; 

Dclineature.  The  fame  i  or^  delineature.   , 
Deliniinent:  m.  Afmootbingy  afUaging/ippeaJmg^ 

tigationyquaBficatïon.     y      ;    v    ^ 
Délinquant  :  m.  .A  deûnquenty  ofendor^  faultier  or 
^P^iltieperfetL  ,  .  ^ 

DeliQquer.T#  ^^J^^oeypommit  a  fiuUMi  m  du- 

Ljeliot  Sodden  potiemet.^  .     y.   :  i 

I-Pclire.  Doatedi  raued.       ^      •        ^       r^ 
TOclire*  To  cbs^yCuUyfilellygathefMe  out. 

Délirer.  Trdoatytaueydo  Vamgt  againft  roéfftn. 

Delîtclcencc  :  f.  A  lurl^g^or  fying  hidden.         I 

Délivrance:  £  A detiueraMeeydeuuiriejdelmeringi a 
reUafing^difibarffngifittiMgaltibertiiialfOyasAe^ 
rieràix. 

Délivre:  f.  TbefieondSyOraftir'Urthi  the  slfio  where- 
in a  ebiUis  wrapped  at  it  êirtb;(â  Midwiues  tearme.) 

Ddivrede  fa  peiibnnc:  com.  Ama&iuifàmbliwif^t } 
11^  tointt  artnot  tyedvtith  pomUyonetbat  com  meld 
fi^Cwimesatplo^ure. 
f^débnK.lJ)ofify^fi^eefyyatfi^ 

Délivré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  DeSuefedyfreedJfiefedyreleafed  ;  aU 

fi^atchedyr^fitonfiâfOydeliuered^yeeUedouer 
,^vnto. 

*^c^nar:  nu  TodeSuiryfi^eey kofè,nleaft\diêpatcby 
^mptom  î  alfi^t$  djfUuiry  pne,  mdie^  oryeeld  ouer 

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doe.  ■'   ■  .    ^^   •. 

Deloiier.  ^  Dcfloiicr.     \        .. 

Deltoïde.  Mulclc  à.  A  certaine  MufcUyVphich  drawes 
the  arme  vpirards.       .       .   x 

Dduge:  m.  A  deluge ygr eat  floudyOtr  hmndâtion  of  wa" 
tersi 

;-    Bois  de  deluge*  Tymber  a  long  time  ouertpbelmed  by 

^    waters;  Lool(e  Bois. 

Deluge.  Eaucs  dclugces.  waters  hol^en  out  of  tbeir 
bani(esy0r  ouerflc^mg  their  bounds^furr  oundmgwa- 
ters.  ■  I     .     .      ' 

Dclurer.7V^^i^^  '  '^        ]' 

Demachoiré:ni.  éc:f.  yniawed^ywhofetàyu'  Urenty 
Mr  cut  from  the  cbeel^e. 

Demachoirer .  Tovniaw  j  to  cut  y  or  ieare  a  iaw 
from.  ,  '        .,^    ^     \ 

Demacquc  :  m.  ce:  f.  Vncbawed^y  put  y  jpit/or  fpur 
^edoHt  of  the  mouth  ^Alfoyloofedyor  letgoe.  f  Pic. 
Demacqucr.  To  vnchewi  to  put  y  or  ^it  firth  of  the 

mouth  i  to  telly  or  Jpue  out  j  alfoy  to  loopy  or  let  gcc. 

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Demain.  r/?w^r«f  J  YZiwi^^Aujourd'huy*) 

Quand  mes  amis  me  prient  ie  n'  ay  point  de  dç- 

inain.ff'èw  my  friends  intreat  meyl  cannot  delay  they 
-.   I  cannot  poft  them  off  to  the  next  day. 

Chafque  demain  apporte  fon  pain  :  Pro.  (So  mcr- 
-    cifallydotb  God prouiaefi^rhii  creatures.) 

la  ne  vienne  demain  qu'il  n'apporte  fon  painiPro. 

I^iJ;fPain.  ,  .\. 

Tels  font  liuy  qui  demain  ne  verront  pas:  Prov. 

Some  are  aliue  to  dayjbat  will  be  dead  to  morrow. 
Demaine  :  m.  ^  DemamOy&c }  as  Domaine. 
Demainier:m.^;r  owner  of  a  Demaine^  of  lands  &c. 

inDema'me.  ,,  ;..      '  ;- 

Demaifbnné:  nl^ée:  £  T>epfuedyàrturMedoutyofa 
houfe.  >    ^ 

Demaifbnner*  To  depriuoy  ortumeouty  of  a 

houfe.^ 
Démanché:  m.  éc  :  f.  Vnhafledy  bereftyor  tal^enout 

of^  handle  iSeeVcûnandké. 
Demandant.  Asl(ing^emaundingyquefi'wningi  roques^ 

tingybefeechingyfuingfif. 
Demande  :  f.  .A  Demamdy  or  ^fim  \a^Oy  a  re- 

quejli  Suity  Aâion^yTetitiêny  Supplication  y  alfo y  a 

.     Clayme.    v^--^'v  ^-:-;*^- ••..*•■.  •'•■i;:?*-  -,    ^  ,'-■,  .^ya.  .y  r...j^- .:■.■■  :^ 

Beaucoup  offrir  à  vu  qui  peu  demande  y  c"  t& 
luy  nier  tout  à  plat  fa^<leniande  :  Prov  •  Lool(e 
Demaodeh'   -  c.^.  •■.%,^.^:  ..r ■..>;, ;^"^r  ,   ■*••• 

Demande  :  m.  ée  :  £  Demaundeiyiii\edy  queflioned^y 
\^   4dfijtequefi^eqHi¥edyfuedf9r.  ^    ..   ;. 

Demander.  To  demémd/ul^e^opoundâqueÇlon  vn- 
tù*yalfOytodefaéyWoeyCrastiybegyreqi{eftyrequireyP§al(e 
fuity,0  brb^an  A^onyfir.  - 

On  lùy^kmasKlâladianiôivs  They  intreated  htm 
*^  fi^i  (Spol(enmocl(ingh  of  me  thats  newly  come  out 
ofprifiuy  tiéere  bluing  henOy  m  a  bird  m  a  cagCypcnt 
vpjbe  mîtyyperhaps  baueUamttocbauntit^if: 

Sedanandcr  envn  Ucu,  r#m}Z^£«^^^^ 
place.  '      %  # 

AiTex  demande  qui  ic pleine;  Pro.  Hebegs  enough 

that  playnesbfc  want  f. 

Aflfeidcmandequi  Wcnfert:  Pro.l^^Aflcz. 

Cbaicun  demande  £i  ibrtc  :  Pro.ii^e  mu  to  %^ 

âUcf(f  looses  ÀréGiB. 

Qm  diemànde  ce  q^  ne  devroic^  oit  cip  qii^il  ne 

vouldMk:  Prov*  Ho  that  âslfii  wkât  bifimld  nfty 

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fi  II  eft  bien  |bl  qui  à  fol  (ens  demande  :  Prov.  he  h 

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vDcmandcur.  ^  demau^ider-,  U3l(êr,bel^r,requeftcr  j 
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DcïiiaiigeiTKNilt  :  m.'  An  itcbing^or  itch. 

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Dcniangcric.  An  Uchyan  itching. 
,  Dc'riàngéfonif. Aft itchyor itching. 

^  *  Demangéfoii  de  àcnts.The pat/tefilt  itch  thaïs  fill 
by  children  while  thêiir  teeth  are  in  breedings      >  *  v  ^ 

Dcmaii^curc:  £  ^Demangéfon.       ■  j^  ^     :ï  : 
I  Démantelé  :  m.  ce  :  f^  Dismantdtd.  "?  -    f 

Demantclir  vnc  ville.  7'a  dumantle^or  deface  thewab 

of  atOWnC^      •  -,   -..  '•.-    ^^Jg^:-.'     :•   '  '^'^'        '.;  v':.'#."  i/ 

^.DciTiantellcmentT  m.  AamariteUing.<\:r^^\^^^^^^ 
'Démantibule  :  m.  ce  :  f.  f^niawedy  or^  whofe  iaipes 
are  dafht  in  peeces.  f  Rab. 

Dcmaquer-  ^^  Dcmacquer.     § 

Demarche  :  f.  ^  g^^/^  p^^^,  g<^i»|  j  ^^^  /^^^i»^  ^A»^ 

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fofturey  or  carriage  of  the  bodie  in  any  l(tnd  wbatfoe- 

Demarche  de  îxiurfe:  IiJt^i^e  Bourfe.  ■ .; 

.Demaré.m.cc:  f*  J^moor^^nfljip: 
Demarer.  To  vnmoore  ;  to  Idujfen  ajhip  th^tsmored^^r 

anl^ored^andputoHttofea. 
Y)c}r\2rnct^TêvnmarrieydiuorceyVnwed. 

1  Démence :f^c:^tf^^•-^^   ^^  ' 

Démené:  m./f /^r^(fï/yf| or3^Dcnicnéc. 

Démené:  m. ce:  f.  Stirred^wagge^jogjgedym^oued to 
and  fro^emoouedoften-y  ttwjbled^tojfedjcanuajféd  vp 
and  doTPne  ;  much  handled/nanaged^  dealt  in. 
Detnené  parmi  tous  lés  communs  proverbes.  ^ 
common  by-word-y  the  fubieâl  of  common  prouerbes  j  a 
fubie6lthroHghly;orordinarify^playtdm. 

Le  procès  s' eft  ainfi  démené  iufoucsàiey.  Tbe 
fuît  hathfo  bene  carriedy  àr  fhlkwed^  hetbtrto.     . 

pemence:  (.Âflhre^gywagyvnqtdctmotionyfrequent 

remouii  a  ttimble^QfeyCanuajJe^oryaiDemencmcnty 
àlfê^apraeHfi^tyfecrttenteiiyr'^^  " 

Demencment:  m.\AfiirrmgjioggingyWaggin^m$9' 
uing  ta  and  frayremoiôMg  often  *y  a  tumblingytoffing^ 
canuaffrng  vp  anddomtei  a  frequent  handlings  or  /e- 
rioHs  fhllomng  of.      r-      ,^. 

Dcmencr,&/c  Démener.  T$  fiirre  much^  mooue  to 
and  froyremoue  often  ;  to  wag  or  w,  tumble^  or  toffoy 
vp  anddtwne  j  tofU^dgiTig  oâ  ifweitcblme  in  bis 

Dcmehcrleducil  dc.  T^  i!ii«^«^^^ 

Démener  ioye.  To  rewfcejnai^  merriejbegUd.  . 
Démener  mardiiandife*  To  trade ^  or  trafique-^  to 


^'iurne  oner  jêrpâfe  away  yCommodi^s. 
*  Démener  vn  procès.  TofiUoWypurfkeyOfdeaUt/i^ 

StDcmcntef.  To  complajine^ai^emonejbcwaylehim 

:plfr.,    ^   ■   .-l    ..         ••v^^':^-.:  •..;■'•:•    .■ 

r  Sc  Dc\nci\terdc.To meddle  with  y  to  bufityar  int^i 

^gleyffimftl^m.^  4'7 •  ^^' : ^-w.;' .  V-. .  '•^.v  ,„;- .  ./^  . •>  ; , I' 
Dementi.  ^:jDe(mentié         ^o  ^    ^ 
Démentir.  Lo^ifcf  Delmentir.    #  ♦.     i  /^- 

Se  Démentir//^  ^/^  ;  prone  nought  or  fàlfe^t^hil^^ 
or  derogate  fromy  hifrfelje^  to  diff'embley  or  force  yin 
.O^nenAtuHyQrbtmor.  v->  \.  '  -■  ';.?r> 
'  Démérite:  m.Veferty  meriteydcferuwg ; alfo (the ccn- 
frarie)  a  cisferuicey  demeritOy  mifdeedyiU  carriage, ill 
defer  tang  ;  (In  which  fence  it  Umofl  commonly  vfed^at 

DaneiIer.S/fDermefler;ri>^iw/tf;fgZf.      - 
*    Demeflcrvn  fufeauavec.  Ta  haue  to  doe  With  m 
amatter-ytoperfhrme  a  bufmeffe  iointty  withe  <    ;  •  *^ 
Démettre.  To  difmijftyor  Ittjoe^  See  Pefrcettte. 
Demeurance:  m.  A  tarffmgyflayingyremainmg^ahl' 

ding^conttnuingydweUing.  ^ 

Demeurant  :  m.  A  refiducy  remnant yremaindery  arrc' 
*-rageyrelicl(eithereftefl  ■  -  :  •  '  ^:  ':^  , 
Au  demcurapt.  Moreouer\  astouchingyOr  fir  y  the 
rèfl'yalfOyin  other  matters.  .  / 
Tenez  chaud  le  picd,&  la  tefte,  au  demeurant  vi- 
vez en  bcfte  ;  Pro.  The  foot  and  head  i^ept  warmc/^o 
>    matter  fir  the  refi.   J  ^x  ^^  ^ 

Demeurant,  (particip.)  Abiding^paytn^ytaYryin^yre' 

mamingyContinuingydwelling.    --  # 

Dcnjeure :  f.  An abodeyflayytarriance\deUy\contm' 
.  (tnce-yalfoyafeatymanfionyhabitationy  boiffe^dwellwy 
iodgingyplace  of  abiding.   ' 
Longue  demeure  faift  changer  amy  :  Prov.  10% 
ab fence  changes  loue  ;  loofesfriencfs  j  alters  affeâion. 
Demeuré  :  m.  ce  ;  f.  I:efty  remaining  j  behind  j  jiqtiy 
y^  orcontinuingybehind.  «     ^     v 

Il  eft  demeure  entre  deux  fellcs  à  terre  •  Betwicnt 
twoflooles  bis  tayle  is  come  to  ground.  *  t  ^ 
Demeurer.  To  abide yremaine^tar rie  jiay  ;  linger pm. 
long  onycontinuey  perfcuere  ;  to  dwell  y  foiourney  mhd- 
biteyfedtyfettle^r  plant  himfelfiinaplace'^Uokfdc^^ 
moiirer. 

Demeurer  court.  To  begraueldy  plunged^  puttoji- 
IcnceyOrlo  a  Nonplus. 

Demeurer  entre  deux  &  as.  Looke  As.   ' 
<   II  nc  demeure  pas  trop  qui  vient  :  Prov.  Ht  tarries 
not  too  long  that  comes  at  length. 
Dc  cc  que  fol  penfe  (ouvrent  en  demeure  :  Vww  A 
foole  comes  oflenfhrt  of  bis  intentions. 
T)&m  :  .m.  Demie:  £  Halfiydemy,  ^^ 

Demi-arpcnt  :  m.  The  halfi  Arpent  ;  the  Trench  halfe 
al^tr  ;  containes  jo  Perchesyandeuevy  Perch  zo  foou 
Demi  Jx)i{reau  :  m.  >ri?4/)g  Bi(/fcf  i/. 
Demi-boflc./iy  Bafle-taiUe.  •        *"   :    -^ 
Demi-ceinét :  nu  A  balfe-girdlei  oryafijhm  ofr^- 
mans  ItrdUyWhofe  firepan  U  ofgoidorfûucrydnà  hin- 
der of  filkfy&c. 

Demi-cejn(5lier.  A  maimer  offucb  halfi- girdles. 
Dcmicina,&Demicinaicr-«D^ceina^<:.  ^ 

Demi-aochuc  :  f.  Afemyqàauet^t  Midficke.    ^     . 
Denii^icu:  w.A  demygodicne  that  is  pat  tfy  Ccd/^^ 
partly  man.  'w  '  ^ 

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rvbichborvthetkigh. 

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hanged.    ,    ;        / 

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mother.' 
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part^or  inwbole)vnto 

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'  ofùoevifiblcbeauen. 
Demi-taillcrf.^iDer 
iWc.  A  rcprefintatien 

71?^  ■•:;/.:,---»;''^ 
DciTii-vcnt.'vn  d. /<iK 
Dtmocratie;f.  ADe^ 
ruUyor  authorities     . 

Deniocratiquc  :  com 
■  old  Démocrates)  at  eui 

Dcniocratiquémenf 

Dcmoli  :  ra.  ic  :  f.  Den 

tedythrorvne,or  puUec 
_  Démolir.  To  demolijhy 
'     pull'doivne^a  buildim 

Demolition  ;  f.  ^  del 

ony,ouertbr(n9'yrà/Mg,i 
.of buildings  y&c, 
Demon  :m.^  </;««£;  j 

Demonachation.  Ji 
.^MonkffiiprofiJJton. 
Démoniaque:  com^ 
^  Demoniqueicom.Dj 
Demonffiance  -XA  i 
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Demi-mcmbraiTCUX  ••  m.  cuie  :  f.  Halfe-i^finme^;^,,  v  r  /»'''w,^ff)f/tf  th(frame,of, 
Dcmincc/in-cc:  i.^inced  ;  cut/maUyJhred.:âH      Di 


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..new.  •■  .',        r    ^       ^Pcmomcï.Toûbtde^py,tamey&'t^^Mih^ 

Mufclc  dcmi-nervcux .  0«c  ofthefourAmufiies         Ucmomez^llubÇatbowles^    >  »  ^^^ 
which  box»  ihetbjp).  •     V  ''    '  :        -'^::M^^^^  .•*  '      Ne  demoyrçz  ^if.See  hot'jhort'y  (a  BmUrs 

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kf ^y firme IpnUd^amdtfucd.      .  --À    .rîvi5vj;|i« 
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corjtainmgfiftie  pearchesyaud  euem  pcarcb  twenties 
'^fooù  hi  length:,  àrjtbchalfè  Mpcntrvhui/t^uer^j,,  >  \^ 
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Dçmy^UZïtMl^hdofmeaJure'y  5r£  Quart;  /î/A^/ 
ï  /^ec^ir  offiliétr  r^/itj/^TWfrththe-ei^^^^         of  a  frcnclf^ 
CrowneiyOrix.d^ûcïlythehatfiofaTcû^^^       v\     ^ 
Deiîiy-quarterpn.  The  halfij^ a  Quoiiicvon:^  See 

Quarteron^;  ::,■  :s,,vm:*'j:0^' •■ -^  ^  '  '""  ''' 
Dcmy-taillc.  ^  ï)cœi-uiiîe; 
Dcmy-teftc  AfiytorrfcuUjrJieeU  cap^ 
^^cnzïïc. The  number  of  ten  y  or ^a  tenth. 

endnlJç:f.  Tberdgyin  cïouth»herewUbàleal(mg  tub 

i^ flopped:, alfi^d mampriuities j  (?r /^^  which hari^ 

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>J«;pdçalri,An)(iUv'W^  Maine  v^ffO^^  /  ^ 

.//j/c^f«Scptiers,  dnd  tuerie  ^e^ùa  eight  cftheW]  Ucvm^ci .  To  vnlitde  ',  vnhùodmjil^r^v/icèuetihe 

Uçm\(':i\\t^'rn..yiJ}'ifi'leapeialfOjtberoâpe4eapi^criu 
fame  mens  it'fl-lcape;  rvhence;         .  ;  •  ;  v-     •    v^,  , -, 
Faire  le  demiiaut.  To  leapcjhort  ;  ^retclii  rope  j  bf! 

Dcini'fcur :£i<J^{/2:yî^  yàftjlerûnel^byjhther^  a| 

mother.'  ]''''■■::''''■' LM^^^-'  '       ■     .  ■*  "'"■■':•  '  '  '■''^.  "-• 
Dcrhtfextier.  Tfeir  quarter  of  a  ¥rehchptAte^^  fffucb 

about  our  halfè  pinîe\(ameafure.) ^    ,   "^  ->^   aii 
Demillfion  :  (..An-  humblmg^  cafting^or  Uttmgdcwney 
'    alfbyddem'îfeJettingyOr  dcmfing  \  and  hence  Ç^  ■ 

Dcmifîîondcfby.  /4  rejeruationoffèaltiemadeby 
.  a  vafjM^in  th'alienatîon^oY  letting^ous  ofhU  efiati  (in 

par t:,or  in  tpholejvnto  another.  \ 

.  Dciîiilphcre:  f.  AnHemi^bèrry  ir^alfètbecomp^ 

ofthev'îfibtebeauen.  '    ':  y  '  ■: .  '  '''''-Qç^// 

DeîTii-taillc  rf.^iDcmi  Relief:  'figure  de  demî-ta- 

;illc.  A  reprefentation  tbats  b'alfi  carufd ,  balfè  imbofi 

\)z\y\\'\(:{\l.\na.Afide-mrÈâyOrb^^ 

Dtmocratic  ;f.  ADemoaatiii  popukjf^  gouemmenty 

YultyOtauthorUie.     r  s      ^    ;     V;:   *^ 
démocratique  :  corn»  Mockingy  g^ermgjiaugbmg(as 

.  old  Démocrates)  at  euerie  tbmgiat/o^pêpuUré 

Dcinocratiquément.  f^ulgatlyypopularifycommùnfyi 

alfojcoffingly.       —     '     .,;     :>i:'#:^;v 
Dcmoli  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Demolijhed  ;  rafed,  rwned^Jh^ufr'^ 

ted.throwneyOY pulled downe.        "^    "^^-^^t^^^ 
Dcfîîolir.  To  demùUJhy  rafi^  tume^fubuerty  cuei-thrm, 

puUdovpne y  a  building.      5       ^        -   .  ; 

Demolition  :  f.  ^  demoUfl^nenti  the  rum^  fubuerp 

on^oHerthr(m'yraJîng/uiningybeaiingyOr  pulling  dêwn^ 

<^fbuildmgSyS^.  ^,    -^^^  -^ 

^cmon  :  m^  A  dintUy^itay  bobgôbUn.  ^    -;^ 

Demohachation.  *4â  abandoning;,  $r  deprimngyof 
\^Monl^fi) projèj/ion.       .'  ,.  .  -  : 

J^emoniaquc  2  com^offift  with  a^irityor  dinetlr    ; 

Demoniquc:  com.D/l^fff(/isfc^^#• 
/^emonftrjance  ii.A  demonftranceyordenmfiratiùny 
,    ^  pitting  déclaration^  eukéntjbewingya^rantfigii^ 

Demonftratcur:  m.  A  demonflfotwj,  ont  that  eut- 
^^^^^^fihewes 
things^     ■-^*'    .  '  '  ^'''"'''^'  1.'^"'  '  ■■  ■' 

Detnonftratif:  fn.  iuc:  £  DemmJkâïmeipIaiM^^ 

J'^^ing.euïdentlyfijifiifiikg. 

^cmonftrc:  m.  éc;iT>€mêHftfâtidJhewe4pUinefy, 

v^y^nmtï.Todem0^ate,fb^ 

J?W,  delmet per^noufy^pêint  U  (as  kwcnWitb 

^^^itnget.  ;. 

ucmordrc.  m  Dcfinordrc  5  r#  firgêeyfrghe  ^ 


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or.  euerie  j^eece  weighed^  before  it  be  ^(^^««fi^  %  |c  'j 
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Deniement  :  m.UdeniallJienfing^  ïnfiàationy  djfaf 

fif  mingy  fayingnay  vnto.  v  ; 

Dealer  :  m.  Apenvicj  à  deneere  yafmati.(!'opp(f'c0ynè 
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meyOrtreafure  of  a  tovme\Cêmm'mg  in  by  tent  oflsndf^ 
hoMfes\  fiaUs^and  other  cmmium^^ 
4  long  time  belonging  torit.  ip  ;        ^^  ^       !  ; 

'  Dcnict  dc  (^tniccPemercnii  a  qmt,or  chhfe  renti 
or, the  rtfetuation  ofajmgle  pennie  in  lujjéof  aU  ot^tr^ 
renh  and  fermai^  (homage  c  xcepted.)  :-.s:,^'0::'^^      i^y 
Ghambrc  aux  deniers.  X^*^Chan^l>rc-  ^  tf  ;  - 
;    Droiadudixicfiticdenien  The  tenth  pennie, or  pen- 
f    nmorthofaU  Mines  ^mineYaUs/nettaUs,&  other  fub- 
fiances  got  within  ground  (in  whatfieuer  Part  of 
France)  dnevnto  the  Kingi  alfo.th'MmrraUs  tenth 
partyorjhdre  inaU  Shipwracl(i^pri\es,conqueftsy&c^ 

made  at  Sea.         ■  :  £ 

Droiâdc  tiers  denier.  The  third  pennie,  or  part  of 
the  price  ginen  for  an  inheritance  Rçturicr,  or  Bout- 
Acl'icv,  due ^nfome  placcy^vnto  the  Land-lord        4 
Francs  deniers.  L(^(?Jfc^  Franc  ^ 

Au  denier  douze.  Àftcitwe[uejearespurchace\& 

•  (in  matters  ofmteufi)  ^t^pcnniefor  a  yeares  loane  of 
trvclne  pence  ^opbich  comestiitight  pounds  and  a  rsoble 
hi  the  hundred.  )  ■      >,   > 

^  Venir  entre  JabourfeSc  les  deniers.   To  preuent, 

^  for  eft  ally  come  betmeneand  homei  a  Law  pbrajey 
Loolie  Venir.     *       ■      •      "^       a  > 

Denier  fur  denier  baftit  la  maifon  tProv.Owpfn- 
Tjir  after  another  builds  the  houfe\,  by  little  and  little 
great  matters  ire  effèBedygreàtworljesfimfhed^^^^-^^^^^^^ 
Deniers  avancent  les  bedicrs :  Prov.  Coïne prè^f 
Coxcotpbes.  >  ,  Y         "^ 

Apres  befongne  repos,&  denier  :  Prov.  Eafi^  and 

<  ipealth  are  the  rewards  df  labour ^or^when  a  man  bath 
done  his  worl^J^  loues  to  refiyandlool(es  to  be  paid. 

V    ppnne  la  maille  qui  fauve  le  denier  ;  Prov.  pvell  k 

0  0  money  ^ent  that /aues^ 

0enier.  Tfl  denie  y  difaffirme ,  inficiate  ^  fay  myvn- 

/■*■  tOh^^^-u:,:,  :■:;..  ../■'  '     ■  .  ♦  '  f-rf. 

Denigji?e:  m.C!^:£  Blacl^nedy  orfmearedwitb  blact^i 
.  alffydtfimed^^  blemijhed  in  reputation yalfi^  vn^y 

•Oenîgitri  Tc^  blojiiienyorfmeare  with  blaclfe^  alfojto  de- 
fiàhejorble  j^,.!^  Dénicher, 

^iovhneftleiqrplffcl(eoutofhisne^/ 

Dthià.DiomJmyO?  Denis  ;  a  proper  namefir^  man^and 
one  of  Bacchus  his  fUr  names. 

Dénombrement  :  m^  Adenumeration  j  a  nurnbrini^ 
recl^ningy or teUïngoi4er\ alfo^ ulifi^roUy or  catalogue 
offsam^s^^alfoyanjnuentor'ieofgoodsialfo^/kruey 
Mndypartii:uUrt%jngtbeqifantitiey^^ 

\  andtenmethereofji   ^         i  ' 

lJ€noirtthe:tti.tCiiJ)enominated^y  nominated^  na^ 

-  Les  dtnodiniez  en.  çeQe  ^àrge.  The  wUbiU'nâ' 
medgjvhiebare  êpfomtedié  vndertal((t\  or.  xmdergoe 

Denonuner.  X4*leMminate,nominatey  name  j  pue 
^Jnames^r titles vnt9,    ^.i^- -.■....■■%:■    ;:«.;,;,;,•■;,.,,,•.•.  ■; 

Dénoncé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Vftfomicéd  ;  fuinmonei  ;  ibtétite- 
nedi  fubUfbedipâelaimdi  war^d^édHeri^difire- 
JbemdyfigmfiedfafoyucufidfOr  appeacbedify  cbar- 
ged  mtb,w  blamed fif  j  Uijbtmedagamfi,  r  ^!f   7 

Denoncemennoi^  detmucmg  ;  a  tbreatnmg  j  <*  &- 
mfyingy  deelarmii  vntmiilg/ubtertifiti  o^  alfo^jitb. 
licie  oicufing  «f,  cbar^g  mtb,  or  bUmngfir^  a 

Denôîu^i  ti/MVMi^e;  ^iaten',  fimmM*,  J^pnfie, 
,  dexiare'i  wame  ylkefiem  ipbjiPH  ffP^f^i  ^* 


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fhiTypUclaimer  j  alfo^  an  Informer ^(nr  public l^e  aicu^ 
,  ferydu  Délateur.  *   ' ^  '  ■•  •  '■"-■■'■':§'  ..■^,, 

Dénonciation:  f.  A  denunciation  ^ ^lêreatnm 
Summons  \  a  publication  y  declaration)^  publient  tkua- 
iemngy  fending  of  defiance.  -      4  ^;r  ;    . 

Dénonciation  faittc  en  luftice.  An  in^rnuiùcn 
accufationybiil  of  complaint.       ;**       4^    ,  k^^  \ 

Denote  :  nvec  :  1^  Denoted  ^fljewedyfij^ijted.^^'^^     ' 

Dcnoter.  to  denote  ijhewyfiinit fie. 

Dcnouër3&  Dénoué.  L6ol(e  Dcfhoucfr,  &  DcfnoOc. 

Denrce  :  f.  n^arCy  (iufcy  marcbandifey  any  ordmarù 
chaffer  that  is  retailed  \  alfb^  a  certaine  meàfuYe\ot 
proportion  in  buying  and  felling;  as  I     •      >r     «.^ 
VflÇ  denrce  d'  herÉ)es  ^8cc.  A  penme-worth  of  heath 

Denfe  :  com.Tfc/Vij^f ,  company  hardclofed  together.  ' 

ï^cwtitAtotUh'y  orfkng\  tus\eyOrjtufh. 

Dents  brifeufes.  as  Dents  canines.  V 

Dents  canines.  The  tujhesyor  tus  lies.  ,  :  ^ 

Dent  au  chien.  Couch-grafiiy  ^itcb^graffe^Vogges* 
ffajft\  alfoy(butle[fepropeïly)HartS'borne  Plantamc, 
or  Crow-fiiot  Piantaine-y  (  Cerards  Dtns  caninus, 
orl)ogS'toothisal(indofSatyrion.)  7. 

*  Dent  dc  chien.  Couch^grafjeyDogs-grajfe^  aifoy  T)cin^ 

.    delionyPriefts-crowfte  j  Pijfeabcd  j  alfOy^  grudge  y  refh 
V  jùng^U meaning.  :  ^\. 

*  i.cs  dents  d'une  herfc.  Harrow-teetb. 
Dents  ipcifiucs.  The  fiure  fire-teeth. 
Dents  dc  laid.  Coults  tcethyyoung  teeth  ;  (if  luy  por- 
ta vn  dent  dc  laift  j  he  bore  him  a  grudgCy  orfpletnt. 
Dents  longues,  qui  a  lesdents  bien  longucs.T/j^/ 

i^    is  throughly  a  hungredyOr  mopjharpefet.  -     # 
'  Dent  de  lyon.iThe  bearbe  bandelyon^^ijfeaècdy. 
Prjefis-trowney^t^es'fnowi.       /      * 


]  Dents  mafchclicrei.  Lool[e  k^afcheliere. 
Dents  mafchoires.  Thecheel{e  teeth  jor  grinder  Sj 
Dents  molarcs.  Tibf  gfftfT  faw-teethjor  eye-teélh; 
tbègrindersy  or  cheese  teeth f  wherewith  weegenij) 
brealfeyand gfind  our  meats  |. 

Dents  ociUieres.  7lQ  vpper  tuJhesTyOr  eye-teeth. 
Depts  riantes.  The:fife^teetb\  (becaufe  jn  lavghin^ 
they  are  commonly  Teem^     ^      . 
Dents  dc  fens  &  dc/agcfTc.Tte  Jtf)r-r^^ 
Dents  tranchant«.^Inci(iufcs.  ^ 

Arradier  les  dents  en  dormant  i.  Luol(eDottrm. 
Mai  aux  dents.  The  toothache  i  alfo  txtreame  bun- 
geryoran  hunger-^fiarued  eftate  ;  véencè  j  Qui  a  ©al 
aux  dents  a  mauvais  parents  :  Prqv. 
>f auvoîTè  dent,  as  Dent  dc  chicn^^ , 
Elle  a  les  dents  a  roafchccouUs^  Ic  haut  defendant 
Ic  bas.  Shi  bath  a  thinner  m  of  teeth^  wbofe  fienchy 
and  rottemejfedriue  men  from  her  trench. 
Batrc  k  tainboùr  avec  les  dents.  Te  didder/r  cbat^ 
tn^anApethatfayeshisPatemofier.    p^ 
Chcoir»  dents.  Tofaûg;rouelh$g.^/^^^-^ 
Cïcrc  iulqucs  aux  dcntSuigood  trencher fcboUer^ 
excellent  Cler\e  in  a  Coolies  jhop.     -^      >  ^^^ 
Insure  dc  l'argent  avec  les  dents.TV  frnp  rich  by  ed^ 

,^  ihtglittle.   ■. .  ■■'■'^'■'  ■''■-/.•:.  ;::^.'>r-'^'^''?:i;-v''     -■■^lat-  ^"'^•r  -• 

Ne  mar<^r  que  fur  les  dtnts.Ils  ne  marchant  fl^^ 
fur  &c  Tbeyfiirrenot  a  fiet  but  fir  good  cbeerCy  tbfj 
me  true parafrtesy  trencher  friends  Jmetl-fiafih  . 
Mettre  ynpot  6cciàtnis.TôUsnlb'avpfide'd(fT^h 

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flmnei  tuhgivort. 

Dental  :  m.  as  Dent 

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Denté  :  m..The'rudû 

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1     tnôuth  ;  rvhcre^  t\ 

haut  none, (^f  none  j 

Denté  :  m.  éc  :  £r«( 
many  teeJé 'y  at/b,m 
EH'vi^  Hcrfe  bien 
Prf«.i.ooj|;e  E)cm, 

-Dcntf'e  :  i  as  Denti 

h  the  tujh  Q^àn  ai 
Dentelé:^  m.  Al(m6 

_■  much  i)urtwkb  his 

Dentelé:  m.  cp:f.: 

bUnglittle  t'ecth. 

_Rouèt  dentelé./ 

iJcntcletrm.  Aliti 
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>'«i.teIez:ïn.F««n 
\^ones)hlongmgto  tl 
Denteliz  :  ttî.Te«ii 

Uentelle  :  f.  s«Mi/ f . 

^entelcure:f.>/â 
j'Hyin  A/cbite&ure 
lenticules:  m.  Tus 
^*"' chapters  of plU 

{^entier:  m,Tbeper 
^^iiïf  To  breed  wn 

denudation:  f«^<< 

Dcmié:m.éc:f.i>, 

y  cnuer.  n  denude, 
bare. 

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takemmchofytolptndorjpoylf,by^mmit90> 

Ï  Monftrcr la atuvTo gime ^or grinne at;  loe^  threat 
'    unmily^oi  grimly  on;  full  inio  anger  ,giorv  into  WoBei, 

•'Parler  a  vn clcs ^ofles dents.  To chcclie^taUrit^  m. 

'  prout\iai{t  vp^  chide  throughly,  (pcalie  roudjl/io  y  to 
taille  to  one  as  if  he  would  eat  him.   •        '^S^^ 
Prendre  le  frein  aux  dents.  To  tcil^e  the  Wfetrpcen 
his  teeth  j  to  rejift  aut\àêYiûe^a^  aflubborne  borfe  doth 
bis.  rider  ;  oryobfimately  tfi  fvllowhls  ow/te  cour fe, or  go 

.ori^ithhhSowïieproïcU^rvhaîfocHcraduice^orwrh  of\ 

*!  maund be  giuen  to  the  contrme. .  -      \.^  '  ^  ^tr^ ■  /^f   /  Dc- 
Prendre  la  lunc  à  ^belles  dcnts.  To  per  for  me  Impojfi- 

•    biUties.  -,    ..r-      •-*  •  >  ..f:v^V'     '  ■•^:?vH;■:■# 

Hire  à'groflcsdents.  To  laugh  o$tly  from  th  iMh 
outward.  /'•'"•  •.■'•  ■■••-■.'■■■■  ^'':'-':- ^'^' S-ét^r^-'-^^^ 

i  Telle  dent  tclfc  nhorfurc:  Prov.  Lao)(^  Worfurel     ^ 
Envnçherle  bien  dentée  n'y  faut  nultédlen^ 
Pfoy.^  ihiftg  being  oiiceivell  done^what  neea\dd4itp^ 
cm?^    ■'•■'•■•'■■.;'  ■:'^'-,."-;     •  ;■.-•■  ,    .^r-.-::{m 
Tel  a  du  pain  lors  qu'il  n'  à  "plus  de  dents  : 
Somehuuc great pteyiii'e  when  they  can  ta^^ejÊoW^ 
uremt.         ,.       >.       .|-  iT^'^^v: 

Vin  troublç  rie  brifc  dents:  Pro.Tfe/Vi^e  rvinebreal(S 

■'  votecth,  A     '■■',    ;;'    '>  V>  '  '^  -  ""^     •  -=  •"    i 

Dcntadçîï/^  biting^orbit  of  nhe  teeth;  Juch  afnatchj 
or  pihch  ai  a  dog  will  fomelmes  giue  on  afudden.    # 

Dentaire  :f.  A^ndofSamdt-j  alfiT,  Tootbrvort ,  er 
fbwnes  ùungtvort.        "  -  *    ^ 

Dental  :  m.  as  Denté.       ^      •  ■ 

Dcntateùr  :m'.^Tw//>-rfrrfWff.  '     •. 

Denté  :  m..Therùddie^ndjbotted  Sea-BreanUyOr  Goi- 
dme  ;,  called /ofèr  thetupjes  that  appeare  out  of  his 
mouth  ;  rvh créas  the  othjerfijSès  of  that  iindy  either 
hautnone^oy none fo appearing,       .     "  'p'l^  \. 

Denté  :  m.  éc:{^»otbedyJùrnijhedivïth^Éthybauing 
many  teeth  ;  alfi,mdented notched  y  iû^ed. 
E^'vft  herfc  bien  dentée  n'^  faUt  nulles  Ments  : 
Prèjt^owfec  pent.  F^  A  •  .  '     , 

Dent^'e  :  i,  as  Dentadcj  or,dgaJh  ntide^  w  blfftv  giuen, 
by  the  tujh  of^in  angrie  boare,&c,      ;;       ,^    y 

Dentelé::  ti\.A\indûf»iifcbieuofaDog-fiJhithat  doth 
'  much  hurt  ivithf  his  teeth.  '     -  s.  u  .-     .;      " 

Dentelé  :  m.  cp  :  f.  Toothed,  toothkyfitUofikgirefem- 
hlingJittle teeth.  '  .;.    '■..■  :-^  ^^^  1» 

Rouet dentelé. 4 cog-wheele.  '■'^■&f£'' . 

Dcntclet  :  m.  A  little  tooth  ;  (alfo,  a  r^^,  or  meale  : 

_fBarrag.)       ;.  ^ 

PènXçkz:m.Foure mufcles {two little,  mitmgredi 
^onesjhilonging  to  the  breaft.  *^ 

Denteliz  :  ta.Teetb;  ùr^tooth-iik^HotcVmgfiriaggmg, 
^nlma  faerie, &c.       ,,  . 

Dentelle  :  f.  Small  edging  (and  'mdented)BaneUcè%  or 

^fedfeworlie,  é  V^  '         :^ 

Uentelcure  :f.  Aiuflimg,or  toothing,  ortootk-like  iag- 
'^H^]n  Afcbiteeiure.    .  ■:  :  ,''\'  '-m'. 
lenticules:  m.  Ttul^np^ootb-lilieiagf^xartmg,  on 

the  chapters  of  piliers. «r  on  anp  ledge  fit  édffng, 
^^ntict:  m.Tb€ part  of  jn  helmet  thaùouerstbi 
^^itt.Tobreedyougteetb.   -         - 

Çnudation:  £v4  denudation  jar  denudingi  a  laying,o\ 

J^cniie  :  m.cc:f.  De»«</«</,é4r«ii>ipf  «âi^f^L 
S"*^*  '^''^"*'*^f>lf'»re,fifipnal(edi  Uaue.orlaj, 

Dcnys:in.^bems.    :      '  " 


Deoppilatif: n\À\xç.nt'ï)eofpïktiue ; openïrf, or  Hjh- 
fiop'pi/ig  ob^ru^mB.         >  .     .  '     ^ 


Depaiie  :  Hi., ce  :  £  Vriuen  out  ofh'is  xomtrey  ;  Hlfb, 

'?|v  gromif  çourthejiOri:  that  hath  left  i^fje  comtrey  fiflji- 

Depaiih.Tod/iu^outofhiscountrey.      -     '     ■• 
*!^   Se  dcpaïfcr.  To^ow  courjhe,  mal^ettfme^  leaue4he 

countreyfàfiiion.         ♦'^  .    •  :;'-      ;   *    * 

.  *   Depaïfèr  lebeftial .  To  change  their  foile ,  to. fend 
'     them  out  of  the  countrey  they  weie  bred  m^  \  J' 
Dcpaiflre. <M  Uefpaiftrc.       i*  •  ■  »   ".*     ;,  -- 
De  par.  From;  by  the^tammaundcmcnt ^  orauthontie 

par^vous.  Fromvow^  on  your  part  j  inyonrname^^ 

roome)  or  plate.    -  ^    '  *•  -     ":^    • 

cparccler.  ai  S'accorder.  To4?;^ee^  or  come  to  an  a- 
l%eemm.   ii         -r  •      ,   ^   ^  j|     - 

J^cpMla.Todijpraife^^  •>    '  - 

iDeparquc:  tn.éq.f.  Difpatk^d^difmclofcd^layed  o-, 
fen-^  alfo.  brohcrfior  got  out.  of  a  Farkc.  or  mclo- 


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^ëpirt:  m.  A  departure  y&r  goinofrm^alfo^the  parting 
^^^^»nettalls  :^  and  hence  :^         ; /^  . .  '        J 

I^IBau  de  depart.  Al^indofflrong  watir^  vfedin  the 
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J^^  :  m.  Apaning^or  departing  j  fl//à^  ^1 

\  uiaing^  ariSlottmg^partingyOr  appointing  out:  vnto  e- 
^  i^f^ir  (?«e  hUparP'^  and  hence -^  a  diuifion^  prfartition' 
:    of  a  countrey  y  as  I  ,»  , 

■I    Chaque  Gouverneur  eft  "allé  à  fbn  département. 
•'  vntè  the  place  of gouerriment  allotted  vnto  h^m.  '   .  : 
'  Departeur:  m.  m  diuider^parter^  dijiributer.* 

Departeur  d'or,  &d*  argent.  Onejbat  parts  v^- 

tallsy  orfeuen  the  ont  from  another.  *    .  > 

Départi  :^k  :  f.  ParteSygo?ieydeparted^^aifo^  diuL 

aed ,  dijlrihHted^di^ofe^fortcd^orfet  into  parts ^alfùy 

'     refiifed^  rcnouncedy  quitted^  left^  defifiedjrorn  latjo^ 

parted^orfeutred^mettaUs.  ;'*m  ^ 

^Départie  :  f.  as  Depart  i  4  parting^or  depart uye.  -,  - 
Dcpattiment:  m.Adiuifwn^  parting-^  fquaring  y  or 

sorting  out  into  feuer all  pafts^  0?  for  fundtre  purpo- 

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JDepaitir.  Topart.departyOr.gofrom^^/jlfo^  fo  diuide^dif 
' ,  tribute  I  fort  yOr  dijpofé  into  fe  uer  all  parts-^  alfoytopdrt^ 
^  ^orfiuermettallsafunder.:  ; 

■ .   Sc^dcipzïtit ic^&é.Tifrefî^yquijy  renounce ^  alfo^  to 
,  leaueiordefiflfrom.  ♦ 

Départir  vn  procez.  when  one  Court  is  equally  diui- 
dedjto  require  th' opinion  of  the  Judges  0 f another -jtbat 
mailing  vp  one  of  two  of  the  three  y  iudgemenf^y  bee 
thereongiuen.^  ,.  .'''''^:':'"--^^ 

Departilserncnt.  Apartingydiuidik^^ 

tition^afortmg^orfetting  intupafis  ^  aJfii^lJtétm 

partingyOf  goingfrom.  C^r^^^lÉ 

DepîdjRonner.  T(>  Ar /j;^if ,(n^  gf  ^ 
ïytf^éxiiijiifm 
DepÈ^ 

^epeilldtc.  To  drW^ênt^urtm  f  defer  ibe  liuelj. 

i  Icvoysdepelndray  dcyos  couleurs.  imUfeiyou 

^  fifth  in  y  our  colours.  /    ; 

Depellc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  ?ïUed)sl{inned  ;  blanched  ^,  flayed^ 

pared.  ,  ,  ^ 

DepenaiDé.^E|c(pcnaille.  f    r 

Dépendance:  f.  ^  dépendance  ^  waiting  relying  on  j 
-^  ft^£i;?i  ofoneMng  vpon  another. 

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in\  alfo^  to  vnhanf^^y  or  tal^e  downe  from  the  gd- * 
&;  lowes.-  .      ,  /  ,       \\    ..  ^        ■.  ■■'^'•' 

'vv  Dcpcildrc  r  huis,  ou  fcncftresdch  m;kï(on.Lêo{e 
j%;;..Huis.      .  ;  .^    •  ,  4.  ,  •■■■••*     '  '^^   X    *  ' 

^pcpendu  :  m.uc  :  f.  l'^nhan^ed  ;  or^  ijl^Cft  dome  jrom 
i^S^the  galloms-,  aïfo,(morc  gcncYAliy)vnhungyOY  tal^en  of. 

%ihat  r^her con  ït  hung.      %•    .         #  ! 

Déperdition  :  f.  imiter  rumcytotall perdition.    '. 

Deperi:  m.  iQi^.J^ertjhed^qtiitclojl. 

Dépérir.  To  pcrifh  yh.be  lo^y  to  be  ruined^  orvtterly 
vndo'fie.'  .y       ^      ,  ;      •       . 

DcpcrilTant:flP^/v/^«^. 
Dcpeichç.^Dcfpdchc.      -  ,  •#;  " 

Dcpefchc  :  m.éerf.  D/(^tf/rfci?^*  ^  ' 
;  Dci )efcher.  1j(i  di/patch],  L0oJ(e  Dcîpcfcher. 
.      DcpelHièfîigWçlqu'vn.  To  talke  freely  o f, to  cenfuri 
at  pleapmj^lftpp  vp  a  mans  aôtions  j  aifo^to  leafi 

Dcpcflrcr. /r;^  ]|*W 

Depié  àcÇi^A^pnèmbring  ofaainhcritance  j  tf  ?î  ii/i^- 

ning  part  ther^^t'      ^>         '  :       ' 
Dcpilatoire:  rpi.  i;|t-aff/>i/4/t>rif  •  /!«fy  ointment^  falue^ 

watery&c^whieh  tdJ(e5  arvay  haire. 
Depilc  :  m.ée  rfi.Mauld\  bare^or  bared  of  hair  e^ 
Dépiteux. /wd^teux/  ^  ^ 

Depitonne.  S^eD^ïpitonnc.        *^ 
Déplanter.  T^diff?Unty  orvnplànt-y  to  vnfet^  to  re- 

moue.  ■  '  'Ao^^'fiiç^'i-'    .-  .  •    •  •    ;•' 

DepIallrer^Sf^^!^^^  fe^;icr, 

al/oyto  bare^f'^djifcmeY.  a                                  ^ 

Deplayc  :  rn^^tÇy^^  ^omdedyforehuH^ 

DeplayervT^^^^  ^«J^^  "vcriefore. 

l^çpiKÇX^TQ'^n^  vndoe  the  plaits ^to 

open'tHefôulds^i^^^    ^  ;                      ^ 
Se  ÈJ|çplicer  de.  Tia  ridhimfclfè  c|/j  w  vnfiuld  hirn^ 

felfemt-àfijtod^  :      ^ 

eploraittfti^ 

Deplore  :xijf>eé:fl  Veploredybemoaneâjbewailedy  la-^ 
'^ment0^^;alfo  helfc^  oui 

;  yofhope^  fhrfalfcn^r  gmen  ouer.        ♦     - 
Déplorer.  Todeploreybevpaile\moaneJbemb7tneJlament 

4       it  ^  -^    .  V  ' 

"    i#  ■■aa"  /   .  VIT  ,#  ■ 

fjtfi  %  ^.  .TP-  » 

Depluination:f--^rff;>/i/;wtf//(>»>f//^w/;7^,T^^ 

^//3,  an  inflamed  ,  tf;;^  /;tfr^  thul^neffe  ofth'eye^ 
lidSymthloffeofall  their  hair  ejcfihich  oneie  gone  cither 
cannot  get  through  agfiine^or  being  got  throîé^yfàflen 
not  within  them. 

T)çpoché:n\,ét:i.ynpoucbedyVnpoclietted. 
Depocher.  To  vnpouch  j  to  pull  y  or  drarv  a  things  out  of 
apocl^et^        .^  *    1 

Dcpopule  :  m.  ée  : f.  Depopulatedy-ynpeopled ;  alfo^de- 
Jtroyedytpafledyravâged.  _  ^ 

Depopulcn  To  depapulateyVnpeopUy  or  dijpeoplij  aljfo, 
towaftjrauageyTÛineydefiroy. 

Deport  :  m.  Di^ort^ort;paftimeyrecYeation*ypleafufey 
alfoytwoofthe  three  parts  of  a  Wards  reutnew^  due; 
vnto  a  Land-lord.  * 

Lc  deport  des  hcncficcs.ThefirflfruUsi  or  oneyeres 
reuenue  of  vacant  benefices  (due  vnto  the  Prince^  Fa- 
tron/nrPrelate^astbecufiomeyintcafeis.) 

Sans  aucun  deport.  fVitbout  any  let ,  fiop ^êt  de* 

Déporté  :  m.  éc:  £  Sauei^  ffàred^  exempted^  excufed 
prom  ;  home  r^ith^farbome-y  lift  §fy  let  alcne ,  sbfiai- 
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Depprtcr.  Tobeareyjuffer^wdure-yalfaytopareyor  ex^ 
\  emptfrom  j  alfo^  to  bam(h(mto  an  Ifland^&c.) 
Sc  déporter.  To  ceafeyfvrbearoy  leaue  off]  gmeoua 
'paufe  any  quiet  bimfelfèyhêld  hk  band  j  alfOyto  dtjh$u 
playyrecreatehimfelfèypaffeéLwaythetime^  ^ 

Se  déporter  àç.Toomity  (et  aloneylet  pajfe  3  abpifjç 
.  fuYceafe^fhrbcareyfrom.      '  '    "  ^^  ^  / 

Se  déporter  fur  quçjqu'un  (d*  vnc  choÇt. )fo  y  eÛ^l 
or  be  are  himfelfè  altogether  vfon  one(in  a  matter  yj  k 
r  e  ferre  yor  commit  ityWhoUy  vntb  him.  v 

DeportCt:  V[\.  A fportingbable \arpenchcs &ci  ' 
Depofé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Depofedyfivofne  vnto^alJOydepofed 
or  put  from.         •  .         ^ .     ' 

Di  _  J  ^  •  *  ,  « 

epoler.7>  depofeyto  teflifie  by  oatb  j  ulfoyto  depofe^de 
priue  of  y  or  putfiom.  \      ^  ) . 

Depofitaire:  m.  Hee  vnto  whom  a  thing  U  laycdjn 
gage  y  or  comittcdfvrfhfirj^eeping'ya  GardianyOr  fcef 
fieyVpontruH.  > .  '    %, 

^epolitc  :  m.  ee:  f.  Laieddowneétsa  gage-y  commit^ 
ted  vnto  the  truflyor\eepingof.,       .^^ 
Depofîter.  To  lay  dorçne  as  a  gage  -,  to  inféode  vpon 

trufiyto  commit  vnto  the  kçepingyor  trufî  of.    -  ,  , 
Dcpofition  de  tcfmoignes.  The  depofitigny  or  teflimo- 
'  nieofrvitneffes(writtendownc.)  ^  v-  ^ 

Depofledé:  m.ce:  f.DifpoffeffedidepriuedyOriiïf^^^^^^ 

of  ,  ^     :  ^--r^'-'  .  ;  .  ;  .  ^  '■  •  ^    >^.  . 

Depoffédçr.  To  difboffeffty'depriuey  difetfe  of.     ^• 

Depoft  :  m.  ApUdgeyOrgageys  thing  lefl  inyOY commit- 

^tedvntàyanothermam  peeping. 

Depourprer.  To vnpurplcyor  ma{epale.     ^  * 

Deppié.  L^c^ifef  Dcpié. 

Depraver.  To  depauejmarrey  viciatey  corrupt. 

Depredé  :  m.ce  'i.Rauagedyranfac\edyrobbedymadt 
bootieof  I  ^  /     , 

Depreder.  To  Yauageyranfac1{eyrobyma\efpoyley  prey^or 
bootieof 

Deprefsoirdc  la  membrane.  w4;i  inflmment  rô]m- 
withyaftet  trepaningy  the  membrane  that  couers  the 
braine  is  held  donme^hereby  to  Itjiow  if  there  bee  any 

:  thing  left  betweeneit  and  the  fcuUy  to  hurt  y  or  anno) 
it.    ^  ■  ',,■.•■•//'.•...■■ 

Deprirm./wDcpry,        '    ; 

Depriant  ••  m.  Thepurchafit  that  agrees  mth  the  tori 
Cçùfutlfir  his  LodsandycmcSyOr  prays  pimefvribc 
Raiment  of  them.  ■     ^ 

Depriant.  Earneflfy  praying  j  humbly  befeeching. 

Deprier.  To  pray  earneftlyy  requeft  infiantly-y  befeccb 

humbly  ;  alfo^  Defpricr  ;  alfi  y  â  pur  chafer  to  a^ïe^ 

'  befhre-handwith  the  Lord  Ccnfucl^  fcfi  Lods  and 

Venics  ;  or  tofhevp  him  the  ctmtraR  êfhis  purchafi^ 

and  befeech  him  tofbrbearefhr  a  while  bis  cenfudlldk- 

'  ^tiesythaty  if  they  be  notpaiedin  due  time  yke  may  incur 
the  le ffe  danger.  # 

Déprime  :  m.  éc  :£Depreffed^bafedybrought  lovfykfp 
downe^  '^.  *  f  f  J 

DcvÛri»térodepreffeyabafeybrmilùU^  to kfepeyboldy 
tbruflyOfrpeigbydowne.  \ 

Depry  :  m.  An  agreéktent  made  by  a  purchaft^  ^tth  the 
Lord  CcnfucI  for  hk  Lods  and  Ventes  j  ^  rather  y  é 
Jignification  of  his  pur  chafe  y^  bumble  reqtiefiy'vnt9 
hm^batbemUforbearehi4dutksitbatyiftb^b^^^^^ 
paid  in  duCyOr  th'accuflomed  timejtbeie  mtty  be  tbiufje 
^duantage  tal(en  agamflhim. 

Deps  :  m.  Al(indofreyalttey  or  SelineuriaU  dutte. 

Depucclc  :  m.  c«  :  f.  Depucelated^  defiomed}  L0^^ 
Defpueelé*  .  '  \ 

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DcpUrer.  Topk 
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b}fiibierts  vnt 

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tied. 
Députer.  Tod 
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rphne-beHied  t 
Dcrcç^u.  A  liti 
Derechef.  Agdi 

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di'a^  drie.     . 

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Depuration  ;f.  A  depuration  ypt¥img,pufify'mgy  or 

.     clarifying.  •    .     /■.   '.  •  g 

Dépuré,  /'^'■^f ^  >  f /<?f rerf ,  mtped ,  c/jr/)?^rf,     .   j. 
l)cpi\ïCï'T^opuïge,cleere,l>i/rifie^clariJie. 
Depurgatoire  :  com.  T}epùrgatoTie  ;  purging. 
Depute  :  m.  /^  Deput'te  j  ( proper ly,  one  thati  imployed 

b}fubieâsvnto  their  Prince.)  .    -       "" 

Depute  ••  rti-éç  :  f.  Deputed  J  ordained,  appointed,  ajfffg' 

Députer.  To  d-cpvte, appoint, ordainey.aJJigne.  ■ 
Dcciuoy  :  m.  (Subpntiuely)  pfc,fubj1a/jcc,  where- 

mtbalL.  '    ^' 

Dcqu-^^y-C  Adverb.)  iPljeYe%vpheYefore^.tovphat  ertd^ 

^•jDequoy  mc  fert  cc\d}whertod(nh  thatferueme? 

what  vjl  hduclofthat  ?  or;^hat  ami  the  better  fhr 

*    4t  •  '  "    •  /  '    '*'"•"        ■  •' 

Uyabicndequoy.  T/;rr^/Vgd(?rf^//^^/Jri/.        j 
Derbro  ;  m,  /*  l(indoffm^ll  moHtbed^bleW'bacl(t^nâ 

wbfte-beHiedSea^fiJh.    /  '      i   '  ' 

Dcvcçou.  A  little  Dace^or pare- fiP)  :  ifRab.        • 
DcrccheE Agàine^mùreofiCr j  (>;;c-^, or  Mrr^ againe. 
Dérégler.  l^^^i^^  Sc  Dcfrdglcr.     T  . 
Dcrcié.  Diji^iangled'y  vnf/iared^goioHtQfthenet. 
Deride..*  rn.ée ;  f.Smoothed^vmvrwIiledyplaned^ade 

plamesaf/bylûolfenedyJljcl(eifj^ 
Dcndcr.To  fmootby  plane^or mal^e plame a  thing  that 

lK<dwnr7l(fes  'yVY  as  in-j         •       m 

Dérider  les  cordcs>lesvt>iles  ;  Scc\to  ioo^enyvn* 

Ji^rn.or  (lacl(cn  thetaclilingyfaile5^&^     ,        ,      * 
'  Dens  im,  A  mockje^flQutygibeydetifion. 
Dznûonif.DèriJtonyMocyrieyfiouh^ 
Derive  ;  m-ee  : f.  DefUedy  or  dra'tvnefi'omi  al/d^dray^ 

DQvmr.TadcriuciOYdrawjromi  alfo^to  draine  y  er 

di'avçdrie,  '*  ^  * 

jytnnQ::n\iThe  (trtic)5l(inwhich  couen  theextreame 
f^risofthebodi^.  #  % 

Derne  :  m.  as  Darnc  ;  jApce  ^a  htoad  and  thinpeece^ . 
or^jYtitioYtof.         >  ;  V 

Dernier:  m^ere  :  f-  The  UPyhindmofti  vttermofty  fat- 

ihejl^orfi'rthfrmofl  j  alfojtbe  later  yO/ fécond ^n  tanl^e^ 

or  place.  -    ^'  .  -   „ 

h^^dçmcr.FinaUyyattbelaftciift.  * 

Mauciillant  Ic  dernier.  Curjing  the  laft  j  \iz,  Jlriuing 

iorm(a)v^)mththeflffmoft. 

Lc  dernier  Ic  loup  Ic  mange  :  Prov.  The  lagyÇor  la- 

'^^Jijofafloclie  is  preyed  on.  .  .  ' 

(Le  dernier  venu  eft  Ic  mieux:  aimé  :  Prov.Hf  that 

^a^cUflUbelt  beloued'y  the  nerveft fiiendy  &Cymofl 

^'^^Meftvfed.     . 

I-es  derniers  venus  ferment  les  portes  :  Prov.  The 
^f^f'Ommer Shuts  the  dooté^y  jîriliei  vp  the  bargainee 
^ndsthebufineje.     ^   ;   ^ .  .        .         - 

I-es  derniers  venus  font  lés  Maîftrcs  :  Prov.Tfe^  lajl 
^^^ersget  éemaiflerie^  ouerruiethe  refiy  ru^e  the 

vn  lour  iugc  dp  1*  autre,  &  le  dernier  ii^c  de  tous: 
irov.  One  da^  rules  another  y  but  the  lafi  ouerrules 


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Derogation  :f.  A  derogation ',  a  difablingy  or  dijpârâ- 
gtngofyadiminutmyabrogationyor'abûlifhmcnt  of 

Dcro^ztcitcl  tï\.A  derogatorieyor  aïlofderogationyOr 

.ofdiiparagement.  ,  ''  ■■■fy.u.ï^. 

Dérogatoire^  com.  VcrogatorU^  d}Jpariigjng,deraga^ 

ïingfrom  i  afjèyiir/iiwjhtng  j  abrogatmgy  or  abohjh.ng 
^partof      ^        '     ^  W     . 

Déroge  :  m .  ee  :  f.  Dijparagedyor  derogated  f  cm  ^y  dif  ' 

ablcd'y  a//oyabn7at€dyOrab9lifhedi?tpart.      ^ 
Derof;eant.  Dtfogatingfom  ;  diiparaging  j  difabling-^ 
.  ""  irj?pairing  \  abrogafingyOr  abolifhffg  pan  of.^      . 
Dcroç^^çr.  To  derogate  fom  j  /(?  dijparagey  to  difahUy  * 

i?r  irnpam  j  /(?  abrogate  apeece ,  abolfhapartyof. 
Derogti^r:  ^5  Déroger.  7 

Dcroinpement  :  m.  ^  breal(}ngyOr  buvftingin peecesy 

a  riiiwgafUnder.  ^     ^  V  *   • 

Perompementdcmaifons.  Arafing^outYthïow- 

ingy  puUi/igyOr  brea^^ng  doyvneafhoiéfes. 
Deromprc.T(>  burflyor  brealie  inpeecesyto  riue  or  teare 

afunder 'ytooueYîhroroyroJCyruineybreal^e downe.   \ 
Derômpu  :  tn.uè:f.BurflyOvbro\inyinpéccesiritien, 

or  tornCyafundery  full  of  breaches  ;  brol^en  downe.    \  . . 
^^loniziï.  A  routyO,  defeature  yOr  flight  of  men.  \ 
Dcriain.  as  Vcnncr. The  la[l,:  i[Pic 
Derrairiier.Tfcrjf2f/»r.  ' 

Dèrree.  ^  Denrée^  ^'kir^^^c. .  '  • 

Derrenier.  5^^  Dernier.  ■ 
Derrider .  To  fmooth  y  plan.e  ,  vnrvrin^le  ,  ftretch 

■  ^ut.     V-;      -^  \      ■  *-   •  ■  ^'     •■  ' 

Derridct  les  voiles. Te>  looffe/tyorjlaclien  the  fayles-y  a 
}'-^   i^iariners phrafe.    '  -^  '        :    '  ' 

DQrncrCf(Subflantiuely'y  a^j  le  derrière  de.  tI^^  £//;x- 

derpartybaclfepart^orbackefide  of.  *..^ 

.     Courir  fur  le  derrière.  -r4  i&or/e  /^  gallop  allvpon  his 
'     hinder  parts. 

Derrière.  (An  Aduerbe  of  Place  ;  J  Behind^  bac{waydy 
,  on  the  bad^e-fide^or  bâclée-part  of 
.    Au  devant  par  dei^riere.  Tè^  wrong  way  to  the 

wood  ground  about  next  way  y  andin  at  fiirther  doore-y 

Lool(eT>ty2L\\t. 

Gaigner  le  devant  par  derrière*  See  Dçvant;  or 

Gaigner.  ^     •       r^ 

Cheval  qui  porte  derrière.-^  double  geldifigya  horfe 

that  will  Carrie  double.     # 
Ders  ;  m.  A  cloajh  of  State  y  hangtngfiiUouery  andfàU 

Unglow  behindy  a  Soueraigne  Princes  chaire  of  E-^ 

flate.  \  ^ 

Derlelet  :  m.  A  little fquare  Canopie ,  or  cbatb  of  £- 

Dctttc.asDaxtrc'yAietteryOrring''Worme.  # 

l^cs.promyeuenfromyftnce. 

Des  à  prcfent.  Forthwith ,  incontinently  y  from  this 
verie  time  êrwoïd. 

Dcsquci*auraydifnci  Asfooneas  euer  Ihaue di- 
ned.    ^  .  ; 

Defabillc:  m.  ec  •  f-  vnclo'athedy  zndrcffed^vnar' 
rayed.  ^  "  < 

Defabiller:m.i<l4iifirif/&i(>^-rfo/^. 
Dcfabiller.  T^  vncloatbyvndrefey  vnray ,  /«/  #  Atf  fci- 

Defabufé  :  m.  ée  :.fx>ifabufedi  vnbRndedi  deliuered  of 

errorSfridfi-omabu/es.  -       «■  :  .     •;;  . 

Dcfabufer.  To  difabufe^o  ridjrom-abufèusx..  h 
Dcfâccointé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Difacquamted -,  ^ome  m 
efdeqMaintancewithimadejkange  vnt^^  ,  ,"  ^ 

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actjuamtanccvpith.^  >     ■■-/•  ''r^^^^'i  ^,'^^    ■ 

A  Ddàccoinmodc:  m.ée:f.Diprr<>iwwWiirtf.'* 
^    Delaccoînmoder.  To  difaccommodate.      ^^ 

Dcfaccord  :  m.Aiarre^diCcind^vntuntabUneJft'y  dif 
J    ng/cemcnt^conteniion^diference.      .      vr  ;   •      . 
Dçsaccordancc;  f*  /4  dircordanceyordifaccordingi 
àfquaringy  umn^y  di^eringy  variance^  difagree- 

Dcfaecordant.  Difcordanti  fquaring^  iartmgy  difa^ 

gYecingydtfcupant^Yepugnantvnto.    .    ^^  ;         • 
ïyé2LCCOïAi..V}fcoYdam,  iaYYWg,ontafmeiflfi,dif- 

accoYiied.     '  ...•.,,■■.■■.    ■-■':_-;. ^:- y 'm^_ 
DcùiCCordcv.TodifcoYdyOY  difaccord-y  to  iaYYC^diffeYy 
h      difjgree,difl}nr^fquaYe,beYCfu^nant.  ,,,    . 

f  Defàçcoftable  ;  com.  Vnaççoajtable^^n^^^ 
m--.  ■     vncomfiakible^  vnfociahle.  '.  ^.•;  •■  >3 ,'.  :/'' ::t.,^|:|.  ;  \-',^^ 
Deiaccouplc  •  m.cc  :  f.  Fncoupled ^vnyoa((Cu. 
Delaccoupler.  T(?  vnconpie 5  v/^y^i^^  ;  difioynt. 
Dcfaccoustumancc  :  f.  >^  dtfufcyvymontedneffe^vn' 
accuftomednefjc  •  d'lfcontmuance  j  4  Uauing  ofafajhi- 
on.afhrgo'wgof^acuflomc.     '  ^  ^   «•        f 

Dciaccouftunie.  DiA^^/^/?û^>^<?^,/^/î  <>j9^  dmifed^ù^cn 

o:i:r,ivo'r/2c  oui  ofvfe^growfje  out  offijhion^ 
Dcraccoiiftuincr.  Todffaccu[lornc'^  difupCybYing  out 
|.     ^/^/^}  îodifcontïnuethc  ciijiome  .fvYgee  thcjhflùon 

of.  . .  -i--  .,r.  \,:^.  /-v^^^---';.  •■■;••■/ 
Dcfaccrvoc^he:  m.ce  :  f.  Vnhokcd. 
T>cÙLCcrochQV.Tovrjhool(c.  .  ^  .   ^^ 

D csacré  ^  m.ce  :  f.  f^nhalloived^p/opbancd.  ,   ^  ;  ' 
T)crzcvçY.Topropba?2eytoijnhaUoip.  .        \É 

Diladjufté  :  m.ée  :  f*  Difadiufted-y  difaùtedydi/oYdc^ 

red'ymadevneuen^orvnfteaddie.  * 

TyQM)\\{{Qï.Tod}fddiHft^^^ 

vrieucn^oYvnfleàddie.     .  .        *   r  / 

;De(adnionerté:m.cc:iF.  Difadmomfljedy  ordijfua-  | 

d€d\waYmdfromjOYtothecontraYieof.  '' 

Deladrnôhefter.  T(?  difadmmjhyor  difuade.  ^ 

Defadvenant.  ApOYtion  of  an  inheritance  left  a  \;af 

fall  y  but  not  efficient  fir  the  homage  due  vnto  the 

Loydm  I--.       -■■.'■•  '■■/«■■*•   i..'i^:  '■  ,.\'  '  ;■'  y..  ,^^'.;, 
Défadventac;eiircment.  Vifaduantagioujly.   7    . 
Dcfadycnturc:f.-M/5^///^//^ ,  m'lfaduenturej  -^ 
.  Dcfadveft  :  m.  A  Di^ofm^  tlijpogejjjiony  difaduefture^ 

difinheriting,  p. 

Defadvcftir.  rodiSeife^fidu4,  diJpof[fe,dpJInhe^. 
•  rite.     -'^  "   ■     '■  •".  i'        ^  ■     •:\  '    _     r^ 

Defadveu.  ^  difclaimeydifaduaTvingyYenouming\alfhy 
^  a thingdone at vnarvares^or agamft themll. 
Defadviie  :  m.cc  :  f.  Vnad^iifedy  mconftdeYate^fioUJh^ 
rajh.  •■•!'    ^'  '■••-  '  •        -;  ■  •  •,•■'.■:■-• 

Desadvoiic  :  m.cc  :  f.  Vifaduowedy  difclaimedfiom. 

Defadvoucmentrm.  Adifadum'mi^  oy  difciaiming 

:  from.     •  7      ^ 

Defadvoiicr  .  To  difadum^  difcUrme  ytejùfe^re^ 

flounce.  V 

Dcfàfïâmc  :  m.  ce  :  £  ivhofe  hunger  isfla\ed^  or  fatif 

T)çùikzmçr.  Tdpk^jorfaihfiethehuyfgerof. 
Dcfafflcuré  :  in.  cc  :  f.  Defimrcdj  or^tpbofefUlnlffr 

ingishmdered. 
Desafflcurer.  Tode flowery  or  vnfloweri  to  plttclpe  the 

flotter  s  fiomi  to  hinder  the  jUm'mg^  or  fiomiflsmg 

of.  '     "  •     4-:        vr^i    .  ^ 

Dcfaffoble:  m.çc-.f.  V'nmffl^^^V^oded^vMooi- 
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vpherèwïthhehad  coueicdhUfiice^     ■■■■.^       ?1:V^ 
Deface  r  m.ce  :  f.  Vender  age^  not  of  full  age  ^  not  yet  of 
yeaYcs  ;  aljè^  decYepity  veYie  old^OYfo  old^  a$  bee  bath 
necdoftendmoi.  ^  ;  vt  ,      ; 

Dclagcncc  :  fti.  ec  :  f.  Dif^rdapted,  dlMiufied,  difk- 
dered,     ■    '      ;  •        ^  :" 

Pefagencemcnt:  m.A  di/àdaptifig,difàdiuflthP.d}niT- 
dering.  ••  »  •.  ■ 

Defaoencer.  To  difadapt,  difadiujl,  difaccmrnodate^ 
difpropertion,  difordcr  j  tajci  out  offiamé.  put  out  if 
_fiijh'mybnng  out  of  the  rights  into  a  rfrcnÀplacd 
Desagenouillc  :  m.ée  :  f.  Kifen,  or  got  vp  from  l^ce- 

ScDcùo^noùiller. To  artfe^or  get  vpfrofiï^nèkfig^ 
Pefagrafu  :  m.  ée  :  f..  Vnclafpcd^vngYapted  y  itihaf- 

pea.  ',:5t. .. . ,  .■'■   '-J.       .  *^^-':-     ■'  :  ..■.■.»  v''-' 

ueUotatcr^TovfJclaJpeyVngrapleyVreaJpe.  V    "  \   " 
Delagreable:  com.  Vifagrecatle ,  vnacceptabUy  vn- 
_J>leafing. '  ;,:• ,  ■  ■.,       •  ■ . ,:       -r^^^ ■^. ■  :  , J.  ,  , .^  '\ 
Defajancer. asl)çÇ3iÇjvnca^   M'^       Hr       ^ 
Dcfai^ri  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Srveetned  ;  afpeafed.  ""      -^   •  [^ 
Delaigrir.  Tofivcetettyor  vnjharpcn,  to  allay  thtfowcY- 

nefse  of;  alfo,  to  aptage,  mitigate ypaclfe^  appeafe.  ' 
ucùÂ^iWctQï.TovntmjJeyOr  vndee  poinfiyalfbyto  ta\c 

the  pointi  ft  omyOrdepi'tue  of  points.        .    ,  i,'- 

Defàiiné  :  m.  ce  :  ^. .  f^loued y  fallen  htio  tbê  dip(; 

of  ■  7:.  ,.'■••■  '■:■.   ;'^r  ...  '.      ■'>.'...  :^.:    -'  . '.  ;•   ■■. 

•7  *  '■■-.  .  _:"  •  .J  ;-.. 

Defàimer.  t/)  vnloue  ;  dejijlfrom  louing/oath  what  ic^ 
fiYewas  louc'S'^  fall  into  diJlilieyOYdifgu^  of.  '\     ^  ' 

Defaircr.  To  vnayYte  j  oY^Jpoyle^  and  dejtroy  anay/ic  of 
HawliCS&Cé 

Delaife  :  f*  ^  Sicl(ne(fe  ^  a  difeafe  ^  a  being  ill  at 
eafe.      <  ^       -'  ■ .    m.  ■■-'.-■  .■..• 

Defaiie:  m.ec:  f.  Difeafed^ficke^out  of  temper  cillât 
^afe.  .  .;■    .  •  ,  .^  '•,. 

DQSzifmc.LeolieDtffaiCmc.'  ^I  .^     * 

Defale^  m.ée  :  f.  Taught  wit  by  experience  ^  ^/MYged  of 

thefioUythat  hathfeene  the  Lyons/  *  'm 

Defalîer./wDcflicrjTVxTîi/;?^  -  '        # 
Defall^.iï^Dèfalc,        *  :%         * 

Dcfalterc  :  m.  ée  :  î.whofe  tbiYjtiéquenchedyJlalted/ 
layed.    ,  m  •    ■     ,  ■ .,.  .  ^. .  .^  m    ;.  ^  ■  •  ^  -^  ••^■. ,.,■  ;-  ■.  ^. .  • 
DcMtQrcr.Toquench^aHayyflaliethirp.  ^      ^  * 
Defamaflé  :  m.ée  :  t'  rnbeapedyvnpiled. 
Delamafler.  To  vnheapeyvnpile  j  puU  downe  a  beapti 

confumé things  heaped.       ■.:  ■  :,uM'''  / T'''''' 
Defancré.  Jrcighedyos  an  av\er  \  Ut  goejorloojfcdjas  a 

bold.  '■■;  t;.-    ^-^'A^r'^--'...  #-•■^'•' 

Defancfcr.  To  weigh  animer ^ndbi  gone -y  aïfoy  to  loofe 

onesioldr  ^  •  !  /  : 

Delàngé  :  m.ée  :  (Sxtirpated^ytberace  vfheréofhdt' 

flroyed.  i^  -•     *;  4  ^^ 

Pefanger.  oâ  Dcfcngcr  j  To  extirpate ,  or  defÎYoy  the 

race  of.  .  ^i^'  ♦  ■•-'■•^  '..i^^^  .^^v'*^'  ■. 

Ddfaniinc  :in.ee  if.pepriuedoffpirit^rlije:    :  ^  •  ;^ 
Dcianimcr.  To  depfiueoflifiyorfpirity     ^  ;  £  '/-- 1   | 
Dc{zxïtovtï2tJ)efiowred^a  virgine  tbatbaéjf^c^^^ 

red:  l|Lahgue(L  .    iV^t* 

Defàparcillé  :  m/ce  :  f.  Difirderedjrujjled,  made  'vrt: 

teadie.  '-9  * 

Dfapareiller.  To  rufflcy  difordery  make  vmcadie,  f^t 

out  oftune^oY  trim.  J^  r 

Defaparqilleur:  m.AnvndreJferia  maimer  vnreadie]^ 

di/orderer.  ^     • 

Defaparie:  m.cc:  f.  Vnmatcbedy  vnpairedyVnca»^ 
pled  y  nbofemalchymateyor  companion  iitakenjf^'^ 


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Defaparier.  r«  vnmatch,vftpaire,  uncouple;  to  dmde, 
ntndet'^orfepeïiftematesyfiUawesy  couples,    ."" 

Defapetifsance  :  f.Adijïaft^rlol^thingofmeats. 

^efàpetiiTé  ••  m-  ce  :  (-  J^ippd,  loathed,  as  meat. 

Dcùpetiffcr.  To  dijiajî,  marre  fjiicftomcke',  tal^e  a- 
ivaj  the  appetite^  to  breed  a  dipl^e ,  or  leatbing,  of 


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Dcfapointc  :  ni.  ce  :  f.  DJf^pjwmted.fruPraifd;  alfo^ 
.  rem9ucdy  or  ful  [rem  an  office^  eftate,  or  authoYitic. 
Dcftpointcr.  To  di appoint,  nrfruflrate^alfoytorc- 
moneyorputfromanofficeycrcfiatey  tedepriuc^  orùc^ 
reûueofautborilic'yalfoy  to  ivrythe leueÙ^put  by  the 
a'lmcof.        '  ■  ^;-^.  $^:j^-  ''%,^i^  \^'-\ 

Dcfappctit  :  m.  want  of  appetite  ,  an  illyor  ?wJlomaclie 

VHÎO  a  thin^  '.^aqueapncfje^or  difgujt  offïomacke. 
I^cfapprcndrc.  To'^rdc^rney  orlMrneanciVy  or  other- 
\-m}c  tbaribc forerai foyto  leautkfhfhionvfed^  orfirget 
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Dcfaprcient.  Torn  thisverie  infiant^SceDes. 
Defarborc  :  m.cc;f.  Lct;^  or  firuckc  doyvne*^ 
■   r/jajiofaffïip.     .  -'^"-  *;'''--^-'  ^^  ■  ;      ^    --  :  ■•  ,:,^ 
Dclai  borer.  To  let^or  finite  jdorvne  the  maft  ofajhip.-;  ' 
Defafconpc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  DiJ/nounted^  znbêr/idycaji  ont 

D(  sirçonncr^r/7  vnhorfcydifmounty  thorv  oner^t  be^ 
fuie-^c/jjlontofthefaddle.     '  '  ^      '        :  ■  /     /:: 

Dcfarcftcr.  To  take  the  bones  outoffijh.       '  ■> 

Dclargcnte:  m.cc  :  f.rr/JilueredymthoHtfiluer^  cleane 
out  vfflluer.      'i/'    '  .  •       .; 

Udmmt.Difh'rffiedydepriuedof armes,  i'^ 

Delarmcinent:  m.Adifirming,adèfrtuingof Armes. 

Dcfariner.  To  difirme,  todepriue  of  armour -y  bereaue 
\    -OfwcapewJ-         ••       •      •  r  -    • 

Se  delarmer.  To  vnaïme  bimfel^-,  to  put  off  his  arms  y 
laf dffwne hii weapons.        «         ■■  ïï -I   • 

Defarnaché;  ip.  écif.ynbarneffed-yTvbtfeharneJfe, 
orfiirnitmeista\eheff.-         i..      /  y- 

Desarnacher  vn  chevaK  To  vnharnejfeahûrfiyto  take 
offbisharncffeyOrfirniture.  /    /•    '     -       / 

Dcsaircngé  :  m.cc  :  f.  Difordered,  vnranked,  difar' . 

■Ucsarrcngcment  :  m.  An  vnran^m^diforderin^  dif 

Oclar  render,  fow^/^al^f,  diforderydifarray.     /  -2  :  : 
Des  arrêter.  TomaJ^e  faU  a  flanding^jfard -,  to  cookyOr 

tatedmvnethe ceutage  of.  ,„       ,,- .  ;      .#  '■ 

Defarroy  :  m.  Dijordery  confitjwnydifarray  yfpQyUyba- 

MC{eyburl}>-burly-,alfo,a  routyOuirthroWydifiomfiture; 

'"ofannrmie.    ,'  ;        ..    ;■■  .■<*,*./:  : 

En  àciiitvoy.PeUmeUyC0nfifedlyy$Ht  ofarray,cUane 
^'^hput order 'ydlfeyin rout,  r       ■    ;  ;  :"  -     .5- 
i^elarroyé:m.ée:  Î.Viforderedydifarrayed-yfut  int» 

^mt;  confhundedy  difcemfited.  '■        ^; ,     ^, 

è^eiarroycr.  To  diforderydifarray,  confound ywarre  the 
(  ■  ''fderyorfijhitm  of,  alfoyto  difcemfity  ouertbrow,or put 

"«aflcmblé  :  m.  &  :f.  Difàffmbledy  d}fuynedy  par- 
^f'fydiuided,  feperated,  dfmited  j  differ  fed,  fcat^ 

^elaffemblcr.  TÔdifiJfembk,  difwyne ,  difUnittypart, 
0(  tal^e  m  f>eecés  j  tofiptrateJcatter,  diAerfe,  dfaJTo' 
^'^'ydiffipate.  ' 

5«qu*  aflcmblcp^lc  pille  dcfaflemble  tire  a^^  : 
ten'       ^^^^  }rommi  fathers  ftêdii^&tie  fcaU 

^^^'m^'.tvifnmirtiiput  mfiâfe.irêtMt 

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'   from  the  compamc  of.        :    .    /      .       '     ;     •       ]'. 
Ddafîocicr.  To  dif/{Jodaie,bre]il^fCi;;^^^  F 

focjctie.feperatc^Qr^part,^^^^^  ■   ■'        .4 

Dcfaftre:  m.  Adifiafler^  misfbrtunc,  calamitie^m}fhd^^ 

vujturejjardchcncc^   ^  ;a^,^ 

Dcfaftrc:  m.éç  lùDifaJlcrom,  vn^rtunate] 

Defattelcr.^pcflcler.    1        •'        '  '      •  V 
Dcfattii  c  :  m.  cc  ;  (.  ^cnched.pJ^cd^^^^    j^a ,.  as  d 
bndled  firebrand.      k  -        -        \  ■  "'^ :■■  ■^:-,  -■  ^ 

^^f^ttifct.Teqitench.p/acut^^^^ 

Defavartcé  :  m.  ce  .*  f.  Hindcred^.mpeacbed,  kept  bacti, 

drilienbacliewa'id.       ;         .      •:•  ù"^.  ■'       ' 

Pefavancer.ï'iî hmdçr^caft bac^ivardy  fiéepeor àritte 

'  bâclée  'yimpeacb  the  ^proceedings  of.  ■  :^  - 

Defavantagc  :  m.  Difadiumtagc ,  hmderance'^- dam- 

\rnage,lo^K^:  ^  ^    ,  ..^     \  ^     V       I - 

Delavantage  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Dlfadumagcdy  incommoda J^ 

tedylndammaged ^hindered.         "       » 
E>efâvantàgçr.  yodifadttanta^y^hindcry  diji^ica/liïe^ 

incommodât c^ind^mmage^mpeach.    §    *  .  '      •   ;^ 
Dcf^ubc  :  m-ce  :  f.  Qff:the  hingeSyOfétofYepayatïons' 

iode,  raggedy  tattered, all  m  pec  ces  :  ^Bleficn.-      J 
DeiaVenturcux  :  m.  eu^  ;  f.  l^nhappie  yi^nfrtu- 
'  ^Me.    ;       .  ,,-^.. ■  -  ••■■•:,. .  :  ^  .-. .  .  ...  ' 

Dc|ai^mcnter.  Yo  difaugmnt,  mnc^  dimin}(hy  de- 

crèaseyWajl,grorple[feandief[e. 
Defavié  :  m.  éc  :  £  Stamcd\  or^berefioflifi. 
Defevicr .  To  hereane  of  life  j  to  p(ue  ,  ?>jurdcr^ 

Defavoûé  :  m.  éc:  f.  Difaduorredydifaîlorped'y  rerioun- 
cedydifilaimedyre fifed.  '  ,        a.  ^ 

Dcfavoucr.  To  difaiuQWy  difdÛ.orw  j  refife,  renounce^ 

difclûtme.  ^  ' 

Dcsbagagcr.  Top^^l^eyor  trujfeyp  Us  bag  and  bagage. 
Desbagoulé.  crindcSDagouIé./î/^^f^;J/j'/i;sr^^r  dif 

érderedhaite.  '  v  * 

iMorccau  desbagoulé.^  morfeli  charvedyandput  out 

ofthèmôuthagame.        "  ,  .    •     ,.. 
DcsbagouIer.Té?  ruffle  yoitdifordér  j  /j^,  tojpue^orput 

eut  ofthe  mouth  a  morfeli haljèchatved.  . 
Desballé:  m.  éc  :  f.  Vnpackcdyvntrtiffed.'' 
Dcsballcr.  Tpvnfnzc^c/^r  vntrujfe  j  tovndoe  apact^e^ùr 

truffe.      !       . 
Dcsbaiidaaerf./^  disbandingyO,  cafflng  0ft¥hote  troupSy 

or  companies  offbuldicurs  ;  alfo^  Dcbcndadc. 
Dcsband agc  :m.A  disbanding  ;  an  vnbcnding. 
Desbandé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Disbanded *,  vnbent  j  vnbound*^ 

ho£i'jCarele[feidifperfed.fcattered: 
Dcsbandéc.  a  la  desbandée.  Out  oftberr  raifkh  ^^^ 

ofdtder^eutofarra}.  ' 

Dcsbandcr.  To  hoflenyvnbind^vabcnd-y  ap ,  to  caffe^ 

disband  \  fcatt  et  ^difperfe. . 

5c  dcsbandcr.  To  disband-^  lèaue  bis  fani(e  ;  firfaïft 

bisCompanie^or  Colours.-  • 

Dcsbandcr  V  arc  ne  gùcrirt  pas  la  playc  :  Prov. 

The  bowes  vnbcnding  belles  no  wound  it  maie  ;  the 

dïfufng  of  a  mifcbieuûus  inflrument  is  no  amends  fhr 

the  hurt  it  bath  done.  ^         v       ^ 

Dcth9LV2té:n\.êt:f.Difbrdered,outof order.  .  ;- 

PcsbarboiliIIé:m.éc:f.  CleanfedjrUpf^ots.f/^ 

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4  great  horfe  ;  vn/adled/u  à%Affté 
Desbarder.  Td  t/w/^^i/  àjhip^or  boat  ;  /^  vnbeapt^  vn-^ 

bur  then  ydisbiirth€n\âl{ojto  vnbarbe^r  difarmt  a  b^rfc 

efptruUt^  tfvnfadUajMoyU^ar  Affe. 
Desbardeur  :  m.  A  Lyter-mn^or  lâghtermën^  a  Por^ 

ter  that  vfei  tê  vnloadjhsfs  j  or  carrk  Wéores  out  of 

Jhips&c^  V  ■       V  \ 

Desbarger.  c^cft,  abbarrc  la  terre  du  chevalier  de 

coftc^Sc  d'autre  qui  peut  chcoir  furies  plantes  de 

;■•'  'Vignc^.'v  ■"  '■'*....■ '^  ■       s- 

DcsDarquc  :  m.  éc  :  £  pifimbar{ed^fut  a  Undjtt  on 

Desbarqucr.  to  difimbarf^eypùt  g  land^fet  orijhore. 

Desbarrc  :  m,  ce  :  t  Vnbarrtd^  vnbouhed.    #     ; 

lycsbzrrcv.TovnbaryVTjboidt'yOpen. 

Desbaftc  :  m^ ce  *•  fi  f^nfadUd  j  or^  tobofipâ(l(efadU  U 

tâ\cnof.    ;  r 

t)esbaftcr vn afnc  To  vnfadU anUjfcito tal^eofbU 
packepidte.    ^:  .,■-'' -^-^^'^^      -  ^ 

Desbafti  :  m.  ic  :  f.  FuUeddowne/u  a  bmldmg. 
Desballiment  :  m.  A  putting  d$wne  ofbmld'mts. 
Dcsbaftir.T'a  ruint^  vnbuildjtal^e  downe^or  puU  dcmtf 

a  building.  ^  *  ' 

Desbajftoiillé  :  in.ée:  f-  Difirmedy  depriued  of  wea^ 
■  \  pons.         ',..         =  ■^\     ■  .  /■ 
\^€^^ovinçx^To  difarm 

Desbauche  :  £  Incontinencisydijfolutenejpejewd^ejfe, 
riètyVnfuUneJfe/liforder. 

Desbauche '. m. ce:  f.  Debojhed^ Uwd yineontsnent, 
vngtaciùuiydiffohête  caught  *y  vnthriftiijriotOMS^vttri^ 
Ue^ifofderedy  alfoydeprauedj  mifled,  iU^uulUi/ed ,  or 
Udbyilladuke. 

DcsbzuchOKient: m. A debofhementi  m  corrupting^ 
marringjdeptauing^viciating  ;  fcducingimiJUadmg. 

Dcsbauchcr.  Todebojk  ^narre^orfupt^jbayUyviciéUei 
feducejmiflead  :y  malie  Itvod^  bring  to  dtforder,  draw 
'  from  goodnejpt.  * 

life  desbauche.  He  roames^peffes^fUes outgoes 
from  the  pufpoji^runs  altogether  fom  the  matter. 

Desbaudi:  m.ie;  f.MadefidyOraJhan^d. 

D&sbaudir.  Tomakefadyoraflutmed^  (oldwords.)    , 

Desbauge:  m.ec:f.  rnflougbed^y  rai/iU  (m àwiU 
>  f0tne)  out  of  the  durt  wherein  be  lay  wéUmmg .  , 

Desbaugcrvnianglicr.  To  raifi^  ùt  to  roufiamU 
boarefom  the  place  he  ties^or  wallows  mi  to  vuflmfp 
him.  .      :  ■•■•-. 

Y>t^ûé^im^:tSubdMed^v:tzquif^ 
warre  (etc.  .  ^_ 

T>cû)éitt.TofukdMeyVaMqi^p9jotéèrconkJnwafre. 
Desbaux  :  m.  AgemraU  debofbement^  dilMler^Mb- 

luteneffe.    .  .  •'  v 

Dttl^dade:  f.»fi^         Anvnbending.     ^ 
.T^hdcsbcfida^  ,fm$ufy,Wtt 

^^onanmcntofabmiaJfbJ^éiTlf. 
De^beRàa.TêimtendJmfei^ 
Dcsbcrgeif.  «Dcsbargcr.  ;   :  ^      4    - 

BesbifiT^Dcbitfï.  :     -        i 

esbiftilient  :  ulA  râfngjorfcrafmg  em\  alfi/tecay^ 
finmg,  léom$ar,fkk  Mpng^  Umtalpng^fiofo  efia$e 
ofliodk\éUfo,0rendmgJorafhmié^^^ 
Vcshhtvct.Tofeaficomi  têdifêUe^vnfkmfb  of 

corne  ;iogather  a  crop  of  came.  ^ 
Pesbiayé  :m.Dtfincmlnred^  vnpejlired'ycleereof^rid 

'  Desblayer.  Ttym^fier^  êfitcMnAà^  ikert',  udk  a»  \ 


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Desblée-.f.  Hinder  Ane  tt  àâmmâie^Hjfadiumtauln 
fearcuie j élfo/otne \oraaf  0f(orne\  d^h^fiac^ 
«rbât/è-tbraiie,»fc9n$e,i  v       •     ^' 

Dcsbkcr.  ^  Dcfblayer. 

Dcsblcurc.la  dcsb:  ou  les  dcsbleurcs.  àayy»rfiuhu 
whether  it  be  made  ia,  çiclces,  or  he  vnmade  vp  on  the 


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Dcsblcyer.^w  DesWaycr. 
Dcsblouque  :  n\jcci(.rnblockedfit1fo,vMbuci(Jtâ. 
Dcsblouqucr.  Tovnbloct^eyOrcPca  the  lblockt-'vp)par. 
_/aieiofyalfoj0vnbuctile.       ^  ^    f^r J 

Pcsbôcté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Vnbt 

outefioint. 
Dcsbôctcr.  To  vnbcxyor  tal^e  out  of  a  box  ;  a'ifo^  to  put  -  - 

outofuynt-,(inwbkbfenceitùvfedmêpy' 

Desbocturc.  .^ /w/r/fl^  fl«/ «f «5»»/.  - 

Dcsbpirc  :  m.  Uolfe  Deboirer 
Dcsboifté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  rnboxgdi  out  of  it  ritht  box  ;  w 
-rDesbôcté.  ■  ./    ' 

Dcsboiftcment.  The  bèint  out  ofiojnt,  ^ 

Desboité.  «  Desbojfté.        .         '        * 

Desboitcf.T*  vnbox,vaioyntjtal(e  out  of  a  box-,  put  out 
'oftoyat. 

Desbondé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  rnbuhgedyoùenedyvnftopped. 
Dcsbondcr,  To  vnbungyOpen,vnjtopi  to  tat^e  outtk 

bung^uUouttbeftopleof.  - 

Scdesbonder.  To  gup),  rujhy  or  breal^ç  flrmil^, 

(as  water  that  s  let)  out  of  a  ^wtyfluce^  or  bmi, 

hole,      •  _  :'        ■,  '*•■-,  ■■ .     ■    -■■:.  I*,;  -,  • 

Dcsbondonncr.  as  Desbonder.       ,     , 

Desbord:  in>iv  Desbordemenc 

Dcsbordé  :  m.  c^:  f.  Ouerflomte  or  brolien(at  mter) 

outofit  bani^es  yor  bounds'y  alfi,exceffiMe,froJi^t^f. 
ordered,  \j, 

Desbordement  :  m.  An  otmfiemngyfurfotmdini^  tr 

■  br  talking  outras  ofwaters-y  alfojriot,  excefe^ifofdtr, 
fuperHuiiieyfrêfiijkn.  ^ 

SeÏJc^tdet,Toouerflow,fkrrofmdy  run'he  ouetbit 
banlfes,  brealfe  out  ofbù'botmdsi  exceed  rule,  oràr, 
meafitre. 

Desbomé  :m.ée:£  Vnbmded^whofe bounds  at 

■  lâidopen,  .  ■■',•'■.'  .:':^"  _ 

Desbomemcnt  :  m.  ^n  vnbMndmg ,  ortay'mgcpai 

»f bounds,  », 

Desbomer.TV  vnbound,  lay  opm  the  hitmds  ;  fluâ^ 

vpyorpuU  demie  the  meeres  of, 
Desb<^  as  Desbordement. 
Dcsboflùé:  m.  ce  :f.  Vnbuncbedi  Jmeokeé[,plmii 

fUùnedy  leuelled  ^  fatten ,  nude  fiat,  êrmtbout  hm- 

Desboiniër.  To  vnbtmch,  piane,  letteff,  mak^fi^» 
plamejmthêKt  bunches, or  bwlcbing,  ^ 

Desbouché  :in.cc:fi  Opened^  vufiopped-,  4'y  ^'^' 
parl^edf  difitçlt^di  al/i,  vnmuffU,  vvma^eàçf>W 
mouth ù xmc^nered,  .if^i---  :.:-.'ffi^r*:  ■■ '•i^  <  --î^^-  -  ':'^  v 
Va  dieval  desbouché.  iB-mcuthed,  ofanvn/i}^^ 
mmUiialfijtot  fitted  by  bit  bit,  • 

DedMMidiemeot  :  m.  Am  vnftofpingi  a  ^t^^l  > 

■  an  openmg  ofinclofioes.  : ■■  -' ;  .  -y-     '  -f'^ ' 

Desboucwr.  To  vnfiop,  open,  haatbit*  ^^*a 
brtal^  demte  hedges^  iaclofurtS',alfb,t»vniniijpf 

^vmaslteyvncouertbementb.  .  'JA 

Dc^oudc  ;  m.  ce  :  £  ynbnekUd ,  htfft^^F- 

.   ned,  ^     ::  .....••o.,-       ■  ..•      ■  l*: 

Desboudcr.  Têviiibucl^^êtpen^Uifit.  .  .^^ 
Dcsbouckr  tne  TiHcr#f4i^#j8[«f/rMiry?-^ 

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Dcsbourbé:m.ée:f. 
Desbourber.P^/^^^^ 

to  draw  out  of  the  mh 

Desbourgeonner.  ï'^ 

Desbourrer.  Toridof  I 

Il  commence  à  dcsb 

begmHojpealie  tollers 

baning  beene  l^ept  vhù 

ginsalutUtofiieout^i 

he  did  befvre.    . 

Dcsbours  :  m. -^^/i^'wi 

Dcsbourfc  :  m.ée  :  f.  J 

Dcsbouiicmcnt  :  m. 

money. 

Dcsboufchcr.^^^^^^D 
Dcsboutonnc.  V^nbuti 
Dcsboutonncmcnt  :  i 

Desbputonncr.  T^  "^'n^ 
Déboutonner.      • 

Dcsbragucttcr.T^  vnt 

braguctfcr; 

Desbraillé  :m.cc:f.A^ 

afhre.  '^ 

Dcsbra  illcr'  To  vnbraci 
Dcsbranchi  :m.iç:f. 
chcs  are  cut^or  pulled  c 

Dcsbf  anchir.  To  top^or 
of, the  branches  ofatn 

Dcsbnquer. To  vnplam 
■or  iiripooint  the  ieuell 

Dcsbride  :  F.  An  eare-w 

flapi^o/"  head'peece^of^ 

Desbridé  :m.ce:f.l^i«é 
Desbrider.  To  vnbxidle. 
Desbrigandiner.%i>  dt 

vniueJial^^pHliyOr  cut^i 
Desbtis.  .z^  Debris. 

.  Dcsbrifé:m.ée:  {.Kiuei 
fundcr.  .  - 

Desbrifemcnt.  ^r/«/î?2 
Desbrifer.  fc  dcsbrifer- 

l^onrdithat gape 'y  Seel 

Desbrodequine  :  m.  ei 

Dcsbrodequiiier.  n  :;; 

bu\l^.ns: 


Dcsbrouillarit.  C&m»|; 

(|^esbrouipé:m.écif.D* 

{:{esbrouiIIemçnt:ra.v 
^sbroiiiUnL  To  difmta 

^i»d  oa^trouble  1  all 
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j^^«fo»ert,oribi£l{et.,'^x 

L>esbuifl*onner.  T^roii 

r.W'r'^^^'^ortbiclt^et, 

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^^^m(\\Xçt.To porter  à 
^^ft'.m,itxi,Hepeï 

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Dcsbourba.  TopuUout  of  aJlou2^h,07  mHddt£pddU\ 

to  draw  out  of  the  mite. 
Desbourgeonner.  ToptuckeyOr  nip  ofyoMg  buds.  . 

Il  commence  a  desbourrtr.  Said  of  a  fir  anger  that 
begini4ojpeal(e  toller  able  French  j  04  alfo  of  one  tbaV 
baning  beene  \ept  vnder^  and  thereby  liued  barely ^be- 
gins  a  lu  tie  tofiie  outrank  Imes  in  a  better  fijhwn  than 
he  did  before. 

Dcsbours  :  m.  A  dhburfcment  of  money. 

Dcsbour(c  :  ni.ée  :  f.  Di^burfedj  laid  out  of  a  purfc. 

Dcsbourfcmcnt  :  m.  À  disburjîng  j  or  laying  out  of 


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money.  ^  • 

Dcsbouicher  uokcDcshouchcv. 
Dcsbou  tonne.  ï'^fibuttonned-^Uolie  Déboutonne. 
DcsboutonncmciM '^vR.Unvfibuttonaing. 
Desboutonncf .  T^  vnbutton  ^  or  vndoe  a  button  ^See 

Dcboutonîîcr.      •  '  '       V 

Dcsbragucttcr.T^  v?it}è  the  codpccce  potnt-y  Lool(e  De- 

braguctfer;  ,  ...^ 

Desbraillé  :  m.cc  :  f.  l^nbracedy  vnbuttonncd^  attopêW 

DcshraiÛcr'Tovnbrace^orvnbuttonhimfelfi., 
Dcsbranchi  :  m.ic:  f.  Lopped^or  topped  j  whofe  bran- 
I      chcs  are  cut  ^r  putted  off., .       -        ^       "*  * 
Dcsbranchir.  To  tnp^or  lop  the  boughcs^  to  cut^oYplkcli 
off\tbe  branches  of  a  tree,  '  w    * 

Dcsbnquer.Tovnplant^ordifmount  artiUerie-jLo  wrjj 

or  dinppoint  the  teuell  thereof 
Dcsbrirle  :  F.  An  eare-wire^  or^tbe  wire  that^ajes  the 

flapi^orhead'peece^ofaFrencb'hood. 
T)^sbridé:tn.éc:f.l^nbr idled.  '  *  - 

^Qshv\dQr.T4>ynbridle.  V  .  r  \         '^' 

Desbrigandiner.%<^  depriue  of  a  Brijj^andine  ^  to  rip^ 
^vndoe^taliffypnUyOrcntj^ffaBrigaruIihe.        ^ 
Desfcrris.  ^ts  Dçbris.  4      ♦ 

.  Dcsbrifé  :  m.  ce  :  i.Riuen^clouenytor}te^  btirjlj^r  ^lit  ^- 

funder,  ':>■,''  ^  ■    -■-  ;  :.- ^  '  '  ■-       ^  ■    ■■  -  ^^-v  "  •«  .  '  ' 
"D^shnÇQmçnt.  Ariuiftg^cleautngyburfiing,  or  flitting 

afunder.  -  •    •    • 

esbriiér.  fc  dcsbriiêr.  To  nue,  or  cleàue  a/ùnder^  ^ 
.  j^^^onrdi tbatgapc ;  See Dcbrifer. 
^esbrodequiné  :  m.  ëiifjviHtfebusi[m  are  drawn, 

^oi-T/ullcd  of,  •  ;        -*     V   ;  " 

^csorodequiiiér.  Tovîihusi(m'^topluc1fejtfiiaw,i^ 

{^csbrouiUant.  c&m»^^f4»^         - 
LJesbrouillé:  m.éc:  f.D^0tangled,'vnfefteredicieered. 
J:JesbrouilIeinçnt  :  m.  ^  dijmtangmg  j  4  cletnngi 
^sbrouiUât  Tfl  difmtangUi  rid  from  incombrance, 
^i»d  0imf  trouble  ;  4//5>  eleere,  manifift^iigbten, 

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Deicacher.ra  'vncouer^dirclofe,open,reueale,dïfcouer. 

Delçàehercr  Icttrcs.Te?  vnfeale.or  brcake  opcnMclters.  ' 
JDeicaillc  :  m.ec  :ï.  f^icurded.refolu^d. 
Se  Defcailler.  To  refolue.vhcut  d,  fall  a  fonder. . 
Dcicalengé  •  m.ée  : ï.ynarrefled,vnappt  ehended ^non 
inucnçus  j  al/o^difcbarged j  or  redcliuered  ùfur  \ feiZ  ' 

Defcainpé:  m.ée:f.D/yrtf;w/^<^.       >    .''  \ 

Defcampcmentrm.  A  dif camping  ;  araijing^  or  arc- 

mouing  of,  a  departingfromr^the  tamp. 
Dclcamper.T(i  difcamp\to  raife^or  to  iemoue  a  camp^to 

depart  from  tht  campe.  y  " 

Descapi té  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Decapitattd^beheaded:    ^  ■*' 
Deiçapiter.ri?  decapitate.beheadyjh'tlieoffthehàd.    . 
Delcapuchoijné:  m.ec:  f. rnboodcdyvncov^led',  V7h 

couered^bare  headed. 

Dckapuchonner.  To  l;;;i&W3T/;7r<9n>/f^'r/W()//f  y. 
Defceinét  :  m.*  de:  f.  rngirt.wtbout  a  girdle.    \ 
Dclceind re.ï  ^  vngiri^vnlooffe^or  zndoe  a  girdle. 

Se  defccindre5&  i'eftcr  fa  ceinftur e  à  terrc./^  rVrr- 
mànie.byrvhich  (being  dope  in  Court)  a  debtor  giues 
,    ^^nto  his  creditors  the poJJe/Jm  of  hU  whole  eflate^  A  * 
^  v^U  alfa  rphen  he  prepares  himfilfè  to  do  ^k  homage^ 
^•or^ealtie^muftput  ofhisgrrdle.and  lay  by  thefwoid^or 
\^other  weapon  ïvhich  he  vfiiaUyripear  es. 
^^ictltX.To difcouer  difdofe^etc^ 

Defcendant.  les  ^ejccndarts  de.  rhejuH^ne^  or  of  ' 

\JtiCQnQ2iXït.DtCcendiJiz\  alighting  •  goingdawmvards. 
Qui  va  en  defcendant.  Steepe^  dec  linings  enc  lined ^  ' 
^omng^bendingyOrbangingdownémards. 
Defcende!nent.i^  Dcfcentc  ;  Qr^d^cehding^aligh' 
ting  ;^  going^fklhyig^lightmg  dorpne^àt/o.a  cafling^u- 
king^layingdotvne.  ^      ;*      • 

DeTccndre.  Todefcendy  got  darvney  come  from  ^  ^^^gbty 
C  ''5*^  ^ffyO^  dcwne-^  alfo^to  caft^mg^tal^e ^or  lay  dopm-y 

to  fitch  from  a  higher  place  vnto  a  lower. 
Defcendu  :  m.uc  ••  f.  De/cendedydefiued^omef/om'^aU 
fo^c^ftjnougbtyletylaiedjtalien  dovmt  ^alfiyput  oucTyOs 
themeataHawï^  bath  eaten. 
Defcenduë  ••  £  A  pifcenty  race  y  progenïcy  of^ringy  li^ 

ttage.     . 
Deicengle  :  m.éc  :  C  Vngirded^or  vngirthed. 
»  ^({cçn^d.TovngtrdyOrvngmb.  g   , 

Djéfcensoire  :  com.  D.efcenfiueydefcendiHgi  ofpmjtrf 
or  propertie  to  defend. 
.  Defccnte  :  f.  A  deferent  ;  fall  j  fleepe  fide  of  ahiU^&c  • 

alfoya  de/cendin^eclmingy  or  going  downe.     ' 
Defccptré  :  mMcxî.  Vepofedy  vn^inged^epriuedofa 
(royatty^lpH^e^ScepteK      4^^^^^^^^-^   >         f        ^ 
IDcfceptrai.TêdepoJeyOrputfrômyto  bereaueyOr  depriue 

ofya(l(tnglie)  Scepter.  .  /  ||^  -^ 

Dçlccu.  à  mon  (ksceiL  Vnmtttng  tomt^mthout  my 

knatpledge.  .    v   v  t  . . 

Dcfchziné  :  m.éc  :  f .  V^cb^in  ed  i  vnfittertd  j  looffedy 
or  dekuered  from  chaînes  \  fetter  s  j  bondage.     ^  ^ 
C'cft  vn  diable  delchaiile-  He  is  a  vérifie yjn  in^^ 
-carnatediuell'yVrlimmeoftbadiHeUi  amaHv^uld 
thml^e  that  belts  brot^eloofer^bere  he  is.    #v     i  ; 
Deidiaittcr.  B  ^w&^/;ï^.î  to  looffeout  of  ^haines  y  to 

deliêêcr fiofH JlaHijfh captiuitie.  ;^    ■■■m'%^'  ■'':^^''^^M<^ 
Defchalande  :  m-éç  :  f.  Out  tftradf,  without  cufiomey 

i?cichalan(J^.  Todrlueamjçufiomerri  ordepriutof 

DShambir  :  m.  ce  i  £  $€p€rai€dyfc4tuf€i.pwrtedy 
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Dcfchjinbrcr.  To  iiimt[eyfiferate,fiatter,  difierfi, 
.  paria  compâttiè,  that  Uuédy'er  lay  together  in  achairt- 
,    ter  J  al/bf  to  rouji,  drmeyOt  tbrufl  out  âfa  lodgingt  of^ 

chamber. 
Dcfchampe  :  mic  :  f.  VnMded  ;  alfoy  btjti(en  out  of 

■  afvuld.^\ 
DçC:hampcr.r«  vnfbuldy  alfi.to  bre*l(e  out  efafiuld^ 

'lil(e  vntojheepe .  •        .       r^  ■      *    j 

Deschant  :  m.  DeCcint  (of^iufuke  ?;  al(o/i  Palinodie, 
.  recantatioftyor  cotttrarie/èng  to  the  former.  _ 
Dcfchahte  :  m.  éc  :  f.  T)efcamed\  a^yrecanted. 
Delchantcr.T^  Defcant.alfi^o  recant^  vnfay  what 
■    one  hath  fkmerjydel'mered.  '    _    '     ' 

DefçKapcrbnnc  :  mic  :  f.  Fnhoodéd-,  capped  i  vnco- 

t)cfc;h2^cTonncv.Tûvnhood'^to  cap^tofulofftht  hood  y 

tr  couerwgcf.  •    ^  '  — 

Dclcharge  :  f,  A  difcharge  ;  acquitancè  yQ^ictus-cfï. 

les  descharges.  Cofts^and  cbafges(in  a  fuit.) 
Dcichargé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  DifchargedyVnloadcUj  disburden 

hed^  '  .     ' 

Defchargéde chair.  v<  cUane  timberd man ^  ont 

that  hath  not  too  much  fltjh  on  his  bacl(e. 

Couleur  delchargcc  en  bleu.  Neere  vnto  a  light 

blev^ydr  of  a  light  bUw  ;  light ,  (&fo  ofothtt  coloms.) 
Defchàrgemcnt  :  m.  A  difchargtng,vnloàding^  ^^fi^b 

diiburdenihg^yacUermgjOracquiting. 
Dcfchàr^coir  :  m.  A  (luctyOr  water-pafage  ofplanlies 

bored  fiiU  of  hoUsyWhereout  tbefuperfluouswatcroféi 

•  Mill  damme  difchârgcth  il  feifi 
Defcharger.  To  difcharge ^  disburdeny  exoneraUy  wi- 

Awrf  ;  eafi  j  al/iy  to  cleere  or  acquit  efy  rid  or  deUuer 

ffomya  charge 'y  alfoy  to  purge  y  draine^  euacuate^jput 

outyor  tal^e  awayyjHperjluities. 

Se  deichargcr  fur  vn  autre.  To  Uq  the  blaim  v^hicb 

be  hath  de/erjud  vpon  dither -,  to  charge  with  the 
'   jhult  Tvhichhthatbcommitted^otheri  to  excufebim^ 

fèlfèbyaccufinganpther.  '    É 

Defchargcs.  les  dcfchargcs .  Coftsand  cbarget  *  a 

fuit.)       ^    .  .^  ^       .  -     V  P 

Defcnarmc  :  m.ec  :  C  Vncbarmed^vnjpelled. 
Delcharmcr.To  vncbarmeyvnAelke^uttrate  a  charme^ 

difolueajpéU,  ^     ' 
Deschaftlc  :  irf.ce  :  f.  La^k^^fcraggie^  fl^fif^fi^dàg-. 

leane  \  faUen  ai»ay  \  cleane  fiarued  y  l»ûl(mg  lihf^a 

ghoft  y  that  batb  nought  but  s\inne  and  bone  left  on 

DcCchzrntr.TotaliefleJhJromitomaie  leane. 

Deichamcr  les  os.  To  tearCy  cutylooffen,  or  Jiuute. 

the  flejh  from  the  bones.        ;      ,      . 
Descharon^nc  :  m.  cc  :  £  Torne/entyor  pluc^ed^  as 

carriony  or  fUfhy  afunderr  ^  ^    i  aJ 

DclcharonghcmcnUvi  learing^feMinyor  breal^g, 
of  flefh  into  peecis.   /  .     '  .>     ^^^ 

DcicharongqcrvT#<^4re  m  peecesy  torentajtmekr 
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Delchami  :  in.  ic  :  f.  cieered,  freed  fim^  gpt  rutifi 

Defcharpir  la  traoae^i»  c&$àaHt:  c'eft  anuntque 
de£G]er.  Or^to  talfC  ^thtn^  ^"'"A  f  f^  it 
tnreaa-pore.  ■      jy  -é*-/->'*:-  #»* 

le  ne  me  puis  deichaipirde  Itiy^  1  catmet  fieemiy 
felfi  fiombimiUaimùt  rid  my  binds  y  1  cammsn 
cleere  ^biwt,        ;   >^ 

Defchaud,  &  Ddchauk. 
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Defchau{ïe.  <w  Defchaudj  ^Ifo,  vnceuered^  or  opened 
at  n  tree yât  the  root.  .  ,      * 

ï>t(àïvmf:xnta(.'.tR.  Jtnvnjbootng.  r 

Dclchauflcmciitd'  arbres.  An  open'mi,  orbamt 
oftreesattheroot.  ^ 

Dclchauflcn  Tovnjhooe,  topuUofJhooês-yalfiyt9t„. 
bofCyer drat» off hojenr.--    '■'.:■  ' 

Dclchauflcr  vn  'arbrc.  To  open^or  bare  a  tree  attbt 

root.  /.    ■  .  ,  ■    ^  '„   _  ".  .  •.   . 

Dcfchauflcr  Bertrand.  To  bevohitled,  cup-fkottn, 
thouyjhly  drunl(en.       »  '  '    *  v  * 

Pcfchaufler  les  dents.  To  bare  their  bot tomer  to 
cut^ordiuide  the  gummes  from  abtut  them. 
Dcfchauflbir  :vn.A  Fleame  ;  the  teole  wherewUh  htr. 
bers  diuide  the  gum /rem  the  tooth  which  they  nv/<'rf 
draw  out. 

Dcfchaux.  «  Defchaud^  » 

,  Defchcance  :  f.  A  decay^iminutionyWafl^onfun'ttKn  • 
rutneof.  ' 

Dcschcoir.  as  Dcchcoïr  ;  TomimfiyJejJen^decay-^B 
away.  ',  '     *" 

Dcschcrpillcur.^  »o/4Wf  rebbcr,  orfieibvoter-.afù- 
moui  put/ètatf^er.  "     .  "   *'    ' 

Diesdbct  :  m.  as  Defchcance  j  »r,  jOechet.  * 

Dcscncu .  Fallen  away  &c  j  at  Dcchu. .      ' 
DcschcValc  :  oi.  cc  ;  f.  ruhor/cd,  ceft^or  tumbled  km 
.   horfebacl(e.  i'  ;       ' 

T>CSchcV2ict.To%nBnfe,to  throw  off horfbacli.   ' 
Dcschcvancé  ;  m.  ce  ;  f.  Robbed^ejpotkd^bt^inti 
Dçschcvancer,  To  rob^ranfatkeJDegier^depiMjnàl 
jpoileofwealthyorjubfiance, 

Dcschcuauché  :  m.  éc  :  f.  <y  Defchevalé. 
Dcschcvauchf  r  vn  homme.  To  thrdw,  or  ttitr,\ik  s 
manjromhishorft.  .. 

Deichcvclé.  vnc  femme  toutcdcschcvcIccDT/îif. 
Heledy  with  all  her  baire  diferderly filling  ab.tutbtt 
tares.  '  -,    '     ^    '     ■'  '  ■■  *;. 

Dcsch#clcr.  TodifcheueU-yto  looffçy  dj/orderjcatttr; 
full  the  havre  about  the  eares,      ^  ^ 

ï^esàiC^t^htR.étiîVnhalteredilooffed/JiJintiriilii. 
Dcschcvcftrer.To  vnhalter^or  tal(e  off  the  balltrfm, 

to  vnfittenvnpeftertdifintangleyvntiejvnloojfijvndtii 
ridMtnd  out  of.  *• 

Dcscnif&é  :  m.  ce:  f.  Decypbered. 

Dc{yiimcr.ji>  decypher-y  expoundyexptaneyexplicm  un 

pbfçur  e  matter  yorntyflaie.  .« 

Deschif&eur:  m.  Adecypberer-y  an  expounder ^ttijji»^ 

derJntcr prêter  of  cypher  S'yOfnyfiicalyOr  darl(mtirp, 
Desçhiqiietc;:  m.ce  :  ffCutyJGtyJbred Jagged  imkedj 

er  €Mt  tbicl[e,fînâll^dneere  together,  a  >^ 
Desduquetanent  :  m.  A cutthtg^ftiuing'y  aUtimi 

manglmgf  or  finedding  into  little peeees^  a  pinkifi)"' 

fiaaUyondtbiclteciittmg.  ,         ^^^^^^  < 
Desduquctcr.  Toprnke^cr  entfill  offnîaU  boles  i  tt 

i'I^flihffoJigleyPaJhi  or fitteâmtê  many  [mail  peetti 

wparûU.  .  'fe.   ■■:v-T>..-^     " 

Desdûquoter. 4v Eicbiquoter/  *     ,.  /- » 
Detewnt.  'Hfnd'mg^  tearingydi/membrinuiuni^î' 
Deschiré.  Rentytorne^ifmembred.mânLUdjlMtktd  » 

-■«  piteesytafhedintmt, 

Deschiranent:m.  i< 
maniSng^pkclpng  in  peecet^'ajhing  a  two. 

Descfiirer.  T»  tiort^ifmemberjnanilejim 
infeeces'y  to  rim  afidder yf  râjb  m  two,^ 

Deschirure  .*  f.  A  teart/i  rentys  xôêUnt  rafi 
bring/mi  \  t^,â  tearmgtrending/imn^ 
De  forte  coid^e  duré  deschirure  :  F\ 
Ikama  brjftirdiebaitdsarf  tonte  afitnder.. 


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Dcfcigler.  l^okit  E 
DelcunehterXcc 

tPiillgrorves  vnmi 

tiY.  • 

Def  ciré  ;  Defcirçr 
Peiclavcté  :  m.  ce 

as  a  cannon  font  h 
De/claueter  vn  Ca 
'   ly,to  vnloc\e  the  < 

Defcliquer.  Toit 

«ju'er. 
Defclorrc.  To  d/fp, 

hedgeSyOrincùtfUr 

Delclôs  :  m.  olè  :  f 

dtjinclofcd. 
Fl.cur  cicrdofc.  / 
ly  bloomed. 
Secret  ÀçÇqIos.  d 
Dercloué:m.ce:f 

Delclouër.  îo-y»» 
draxve  mt^a  nayle. 

'DcCcoché:  tt).  éc: 

ùiitofaBorv.  * 

DefcocherVnc  flci- 
:  H'iP  from  a  boTV. 

De/coefté  :  m.  ée  :  i 

jsd/firrjiyedyOy  vn< 

Dcfcocftçr.  To  vnco 

vicouer,  the  head. 

Dercogncu.-m.eu 

■  ten  ;  a{jb,  dfaduoia 

Dclcognoiflance  ; 

u'r.:  :i  difaduofwini 

Defcognoiftre.  ïV 

rohitone  hath  l(no) 
'  .  r^  notice  of 

Ddcoitcr.  To  vnco 

<r<Dccoeftcr. 

■  ^'îrolérm.  ée:f.' 

i)-"fcoier.  7'<;  vnglue 

■^■it-'c  glued.      j 

DtrcoJlc  :  m.  ce;  f.  I 

^dcohv.To  decapii 

De!cobré:m.ée:f 

f^^^hjihlofl  colour 

Se  Dcfcombatrc  de 
Pefcombré:  m.  ce: 

^'id  of -ridyor  freed 

i^efcombrement;  n 

_^Ho,ayvirrantmg(i 

Ddcoinbrcr.  To  difi 

df'MtT  fromycUere . 

(mkw.)  -. 

Defcombrcs  : /:  ïii 

X  '^l^'ifaUenybmldin 
.J^mtkm,.      ^^ 

^prcompt:m.^tf< 
'^bacl^crreclfoning. 

^cfcoiîîpter.  To  aea 
^nceauedy)  to  accom, 

Pcfconfirc.  r(Ki^«, 
Wconfiture:e^i. 

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Delciinenter.  Cette  Muraille  le  deicimcnte.  ThU 
rp^UgrovfiCs  vmnortefcdy  or  batbvpyrnc  out  it  mor- 

Defcire  ;  Defcirçr :  &c  ;  as  Pcfchirc;Derchircri &h:. 

Peiclavcté  :  vc\.  ce  :  f.  DïCmoumedyVnloclicd^or  tal^en^ 
as  a  cannon  ft  9ni  it  carnage. 

Defclaucter  vn  Canon.  jTo  difmount  a  ca/ino?f/profe/- 

'  ly,to  vnloclie  the  carrhgc  thereof.) 

Defdiquer .  To  let  goc,  let  flye  j  rap  aut  :  See  Dccli- 
quer.  '    *     '  ^  "' 

t>c(àonc.  To  di/parliCy  vnclofe  j  difinclofe^fitUdowne 
hedges ^orlncL)fur es.  '^      -  ■  ..  . 

Delclos  :  m.  ofe  :  f.  Vi(parl(ed^  \nclofed ,  /^^rf  ^/?f /;, 
difmclofcd.    '  .  •  * 

Fl.cur  cl  cfclofc.  A  florv^y'  thatsJp/cd/uU  blowen/ul- 
ly  bloomed.  ^  ^  - 

^cctci  dQfclos.difclofcdyrcuealcdy  bewrayed^. 

DcCdoni-.ti-i.  ccif.  f^^nay  led,  vnclojed. 

Defcloucr.  To  vnnayle ,  or  vnclo^  j  to  loojfc ,  fuU  of, . 

dYawtoHtyamyle.  'T     : 

*Delcoché  :  m.  éc  ;  f.  Shêt^looJJed^orfent^  as  an  arroro 

ont  of  a  Bow.  '\'  • 
Dcfcocher  vnc  Rcichc.ToJhootei  loojje^erfendanar- 
•  r&ipfom  a  borv.  -* 

De/coefté  :  m.  ée  :  f.Vncoifedy  vnhooded^  rphofe  head 
jsdifarrayed^oy  vncouered. 

Dcfcocftçr.  To  vncoife  j  r^  difarray,  difattire^vnhoody 
M.uouer^  the  head.  .      ^ 

Del'cogîicu  :  m, eue;  f.  Vnt^nownejiot  \owne^fhr got- 
ten ;  rf/^'ô,  difaduovpedy  or  denyed.  ; 

Dclcognoinàiice  :  f.  -^  »(?r  t^nomngyor forgetting  of-^ 
U'Ciidifaduarvin^yOrdenyall.  V.       - 

Defcognoiftre.  7V  vnl^naw,  or  tb  not  linow  y  to  forget 
rvlmone  hath  l^norpne  j  alfoy  to  difaduoWy  deny  j  tal(e 

.  r/>^  mliceof     ■  >  '  ■ ,.  w  ■■       .  ■  •: 

Delcoitcr.  Te^  vncoife  y  or  pull  a  coife  o^tbc  hcadyoTy 
^^  Dc  coeffcr,  *      . 

O^folerm.  étiVVnghed. 

i^-fcoier.  To  vnglueyto  hoffeyOrpluclie  afundevy  things 

'^'d  rye  glued.  *      .  :  li 

Dcicollc  :  m.  ce;  f.  Vecapitatedy  beheaded. 
Y^kohi.To  decapitate  \  bebeady  cr  cut  the  head  off. 
t)e!cobré  :  m.  ée  :  (.DifcolonredyOr  decayed  in  colour^ 

t^  ^  hath  loft  colôiêr  ;  atfOy  pakyblealieyWanney  lew. 
ScDcfcombatrc  dc.  Tq  rid  hn  hands  efy  m  deliuer  - 

Pelcombrc:  m.  ée:  fJ)ifincombredi  vnpefteredydèe- 
y^^^^^f\ridy  orf^eedfromi  afbyWarrantedCmlaw.) 
L>ercomDrement:  m.A  difincombringifiv  mpeftering-y 
^^Ifo^omrrantingfinlatv^ 
Uefcoinbrcr.  To  dijmcombery  or  vnpefier  ;  ta  ridy/ree, 
d^i^^ffromycleere  ofJncombfanees  ;  alféyto  warrant 

ï^efcombrcs  :  £,  The  ruines  of  decayed,  the  rubbith  of 

^^  J^^K^rrecliming.      ur>       «^     r^wv 
^elcompter.  To  aecompt  (fir  the  profits  of  land  &\ 
^^cemdy)  to  accompt  bacl^ey  or  malfe  a  bac\e  reckp- 


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Payer  par  defconfiturc.  j1  debtor  ban^rtipt,  or  de-^ 
^  caycd,  to  pay  his  creditors  aft^Jome  fucb  fmaUrate" 

oâxtf  pence  in  tt0 pound.  ^ 

Defcoiifiz.  Defeated  y  difcomfnnl^  vanquifhedi  ouer- 

thropone.      \.%  \  "K'       *  ' 

Defconfort  :  m.Dircomfort  yftdnefe.penfiucnefeyhea' 
^Hinefje  vfhart-^  gnefey  that  mil  not  admt ,  or  cannot 

tafie  y  ef comfort.  ^. 

Dclconforte:  m. cc:  f.  TyiCcomforted ydfconflated-y 
mo(l  heauie^fady  pen  fine  ;  much  out  ofh:rt. 

'^  JOdcGiifortcr.r^  %e  difc  omfortcd  j  mbjl  heauieyfady 
penfme\tobtmuch  out  oj  hart.  '" 

Defconfèillé;  m.  ée:  iDifcounfellcdydifliudedfromy 
adUifedto  the  contrarie  of  y  alfoyVncvunf  Uedy  voidcf 
coûnfeU;tPàntingaduife. 

Defconfeillcr-  TodifcbunfeUydipiadcyddortyaduifc 
vnto  the  contrary. 

Dcfcqifeillciir.  A  dijjuadery  dehorter  y  acoiwfcUory 

or  aduifcr.tB  the  contrarie. 
Defconlblé:  m.  ée.-f.  Comfbnleffeydifcowfortcd. 
Dcicoilloler.  To  difcomfortyfaddenygrieue  ^to  ml^e  vr 

leaue  defolate:     .  .^ 

Defcontenançé  :  m.  éc  :  i. Abated yput  out  ofccunte- 
'  nance.  •  ^ 

Geftes  fols^  &  defcofltenânccz.  Vncomeliey  vn- 
_pacefuUy  iU^ftuoYedy0ures.  ^  '    ^   * 

Defconvcnuc:  f.  GriefeyfoYroxv,troubic,difcomfort\ 
_misfortuneyinconuenience.  <  V 

Deleordant»  Vntwifiing ,  vndomgy  loojfmg  a^oidy  or 
.     firing^.  ;  , 

TycfCordcle.yhtmftedyVntvifiHed. 

l^tfcoïdtlti.TovntTpift  a  cordyor  firing. 

Dcfcordcr  en  chantant-  as  Defaccorder .  To  iarre. 

Dcicorder  vne  coi;dc.  To  vndocy  or  vnîrvift^acordJ 

Dcicouché  :  m.  ée  ;  f.  Gottenvpyrifen  out  of  bed  y  al- 

foy  lyenffom  ;  alfOy  diflodgedy  or  put  from  hU  lodging. 
pcfcouchcr.  To  lyfromysilfo  to  dijlodge  j  to  depriue  of  y 

or  put  be f$deyhis  lodging. 

Se  Defcouchcr.  To  get  vpy  to  rife  out  of  bed. 
Defcoudre.  Tovnfowt^  vndoeptcbesy  tip  or^realie  o- 

penftitched  thinjgs. 

Dcfcoulcr.  Tojlide  y  or  jUp  away  y  to  glide  along  ;  See 

Dccoulcr.^  ji 

Dcfcouloure  :  m.  eC:  iDi/couloredydiJiayned;  cowrie 

pale  y  warmei  lewe-y  that  bath  lojiit  colour  yOr  hue. 
Defcoulourcmcnt:  m.  A  d'tfeouloringy  er  difiayning  j 

a  loojingy  or  tal(mQ  away  y  ofcoulor. 

Defcoulorer.  ToaifcoulouYy  ordiflaine\tûmaï(epaley 
wanneylew'ytota\eavp^ythehue  of. 

Dcfcôulpé  :  m.  éc  ;  f. pifcharged -y  cleeredypurged/id 
^fanimputationydelitierédfom  blame. 

Dclcoulpcr.  To  difibargeycleerey  purgeyridofan  impu- 
tationy  free  from  blame.      ,     ^      \, 

Dcfcounc.  Loailt^Dccoupe. 

Dcico^SLisnsLj^e  vnçoupUng  of  houndesy  ^  looffasg 
ibenkgfïertheir^mé:  ^ 

Dcfcouple : m. ée  lî.Vîicoupled.     * 

ï^t(couyp\a*T(yvncouple'yto  loofje^  tetgoeyOut  of  cou- 
ples. • 

^Dcicourable  :  com.  Slipper ie y  fitting  j  ea/efy  efc aping 
from  the  place  it  was  put  in.     ^ 

Dcicouragé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  DifcourageJj  a  ma  ted  y  made 
'  beartlejfeyin  difpairCy  out  of  conceit  with  his  own  for- 
tune y  or  valour.  -■    .    ^    '■■■■'  V 

Dcfcourager.  To  di/courageyvnbarten,fiareyfrtgf9ten^ 
apaUypunnto  doubtydriue  outofbartybrmgcut  ofcon^ 


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kifvojjcfleofadiadem.    .  J^.  . 

Dcfcouftoifie  ••  tDifcourtefu^Xfiant  ofceunefie\  Lool(e 

Difçoùitoiflc.  '  •       •<      / 

Dcfcoufèur  -.m,  A  upper ,  vnfower  i  vndooer  of. 
'  DticoLilù  :  m.  uë  :  f.  Ripptd^vvfowtd-yvndone. 

Eftrc  tout  dcfcbufuraprcs  la  colerc.jïf  be  as  calme 
■•;  ^/  a{ftanding)clocke  i  /5  bW  «o  mettaU,f^rit,vtior 

iihim-y'to  be  M  goodasvebodie.  , 

Dcfcoufure  -.  f^.4  ùppingM<^^^H^  '"'"'^'"^^  "A  \, 
1  Dcfcouvcrt  :  m.  eric  :  f.  Difconered  yvncoucrediVe- 

'       /f  aed,difcloied  ;  rx^<î/f  ^  ^w^"  '^^  ^"^^^^  ^"'^  '  ''>'"'» 
euiderJ^ari}fèft,apparaKt,  without  ainycloke,pr  (text. 

Of  colour  :  a}lo,difcned,or  difcerned  a  Jarre  off. 

'A  dcfcouvcit.  ^iariififtty openly,  euidemly.,  appa^ 

ra/itlyjn  the  view  of  all  men^abroad'in  the  aycr,wtW- 

eut  dnojcs.  .        ,  \fc  T.'  n/   • 

lladcrcouvertlcpaftt\Loot'Paite.   " .    • 

Defcouvcrtc  :  f.  ^  dtfcdum(,detc6lion,.difclofure,^ 

,  dcm(d:tion-y  adcfcryingydtfcernr/tgyperceiuirigyor^y' 

■  m  ciiiof.       •■'  ' 

Dv{^ cuvrcment:  m.// difcouering,vncouer'mgydetec' 
trn^^.dijchfing  j  a  cicpymgyd'/cerning,  or  pcneimng 
apirr:  off.' 
Dcrcouvieùr :  tr.  A  difccuerer  j dete^oTjdifc lofer;  a 

fcnut,anCjY'.pM.  " 

i  Delcouvrir.To  difcouer  ;  tovncoueryVnhiUydcmdeJay 

na{icd,ma{eb:ire',todifclofe,dete^,mamfèfty  open, 

lityopca.cxpofevntotbeworldsvieiVjalfOjto  d'efcrïéy 

difcc;nc^pcxceiuc  afarreoff'. .  .    . 

Dclcouvrir  la  meichc.  To  vcnt(and  àuoidja  deadlie 

rr^jfdnefi  -,  Looi^e  Mciche. 

Deicouvrir  Sain<ft  Pierre  pour  couvrir  Sainft 

Paul.  To  robyor  borrow  of,  onCy  therewith  to  inrtcb, 

or  pày^anothcT.'  '  > 

Descraffc  :  m. ée  .*  f-  Cleanfed,  made  cleant,  cleered, 

if  gteafe ,  or  greafineffe  ;  rid  from  filthie ,  or  flouen. , 

he  ordure 'y  the  thi^l(e-gromie  durt  whereof  in  gotten 

out.  ■    •  ■       ,   ■ 

DcfcrMçt.Tocteanfe,  make  clcaney  wipe  away grea- 
^Jte  filthy  get  out  thiclie-g;/owne  durt ,  rid  from  flo- 
•  ucfilic  orflure. 
Delcri.  ^  Dcfcrit,  *     . 

Pe/crié:  m.  ce  :f.  Ctïcd dmne ^called in  :^  as  naughtie^ 

or  julfe^  money \  fil/o^difcrcditedy  wbufc  credit  Ubfo^. 

i^en^  or  craclitt^  openly  deemed ^indifgr ace  rvitb  the 

piéklic^e.  . 
Dcfcriement  :  m.  ^  crying  doxpne,  orcaUingtn  ;  alfo^ 
j      ^inopendifcreditrngy  publicise difgracing^  or d'l^ 

DeicricT.Tocrie  dorpnCyOr  callin^  vncurr entier  naught 
' Ù€cmie\  alfo^  pbliclfly  to  difcrcdit^  difpatage^dif- 
gruQ'y  iopublifh  thefiiidtSy  divulge  the  imperfiSliops, 
bla^  the  rvams^proclaime  the  defiâis^of. 
On  Icdefcric  comme  la  vieille  monnoye.  He  bath 
avcric  bad  report  among  the  people^  his  credit  U  wbol- 


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l)t(QiQ\tt.7o./i[credit'^or,iogmem  credit tnio-^  m 

tobeleeue.       \  • 

^Dc^croifé  :  m.ce  :  f.  I^nh^ofed-Jetftraight. 
Dcfcroifcr.  To  zncrcp  •  to  open^  diyide^  lay ,  cr  fa  ^ 
"  jlraight a thingv^hich jiands aerobe.    '     \ 
Defcroiflcmcnt  : |n.  A  dccreafing'^miwjkin^  lefft^ 

ningyrpaning.     'f'-' 
Dcfcroiftre.  ToJccrcafe^dinjiniJhyWaneyWax  UJfe^ 

rveare  avpay. 
Pclcrotc:ni.C€:f.  Rubbed ojfyfcorspred  outy  rripcda^, 

rpayyos  durty^c.  '  ^ 

Pescroter.  "ïi  vub  cffyfcctvre  cut^  rvipeavray^durt, 
Pefcrotétfr  :  m.i^  rubber yov  maimer  cle^ne  oj  cloathtv^ 
'  aljo^ne  that  rubs  en yOr  runnels  ouer ^things. 
Dcscrotoire  :  f.  W  rubbing^brufl).  v  '       .^ 

Defcrouje  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Shal^cn  afunder. 
DcfcToukr^ToPjatieafhncler.  ^^ 

Dcfcroyant.  Djfhujping^rrmbcleeuingynot  beleem^: 
T>c{cu\rQ.T0iJn/eeib'yOrleauef(ething. 
Defcuvc  :  m.ce  :  f.  Tunned  ^cr  fallen  out  of  a  fit  ^  or  ikh.- 
Dcfcuyçï.  To  take  out  ofûfityÇY  tub. 
Delciaignable  :  com.  viJdawabUy  contemptibleydcf^ 

pifeablt.  " 

Desdai^ne  :  m.ee:  f^VifdaiAedyfcorned^contcnimay 
defpijed.  ;;    .     .  .     ^        '" 

Dêsdaigncmcnt  :  m./sf  difdainmgydf^ifwg^fccm^^ 

contemning.    - 
Defdaigner.  To-difdajney  de^ifi^  ccntcmneyfçoyyif^ 

loath^ot  tozouchfûfè  'yton:aîie  vile  account  cf. 
Defdaigneur  :  m.A  di/dainer^fcomr^contcmncrydcf^ 

Dcsj^^igncufèn^t.Difda!^^^^ 

tiblv'yproudlyycoily^fqueamijkly. 
DefHaJgncux  :  m.  cusc  :  f.  VifdainJuUJcorncfkU.co]; 

fqueamijh.  X^ 

Dcldairg  :  m.  Vifdainc^y  fcowcy  contempt  y  coimjf^ 

proud/q'ueawifijnejfe  i  haiuincjje^i  defpight^y  mccdi^ 

nejfe.  '     . 

Dcsdamer .  To  %nladie,i  to  denie  a  La  die  her  due  title  ^ 

orftile  J  todepriue  her  of  the  title  ^  or.fiile  ofLadie  j  tf/- 

fdJo  take  a  man  at  Tables^  a  ^eene  at  Draughts. 
Deiaettë  :  m.ce  :  f.  Rid  out  ofdebt^fet  cleere  abml 
Defdetter.  To  rid  out  of  debt. 
Deidi<â  :  m.ide  :  f.  Vnfayedy  re  canted ^  reuokfd  ;  m^ 

tradidedi  firbiddcn. 
Defdié  :m.éc:  f.  Dedicated:,  gwn^  drdeuotcdiTiiO] 

deftinedypurpofedyfeferuedfir. 
Defdicmcnt  :  w.A  dedicatingydeuoting  j  defli>fini^^*' 

to\refermngyOrpurpofngfir. 
Dcldier.Ti?  dedicateygiueyor  deuote  tnto  -yto  dejim^^' 

fefue.orpurpofefir.. 
Sc  Défaire.  Tovnfayyrecant^retraify  reuoke  yfitt{J: 

contradidbifUfelfCygoficmhuna^ord. 
DclHommage.  as  Defdommsgcmcnt 
Dcfdcii)macc:n(frcc:f.  indemnifiedy  Qued 


lycracktyjmeblemijhedyrcputationloft. 
Defcript  : m.ipte  :t.  Defcribedyfet  dmne^ 


lejfe^^diftharged.      .  ^     .  I 

Dcsdoimnagancnt  ivù.An  wcfemnitiiy  orindimny^ 
Of  deck-        fyitigia Jiutng  barmelejfe  s  é^namends-mak^H*      Z 
red,^  "  .  1^  A      ::         DcC^immç^cr.  To  indemnise  Jauehatmelejfei^^r 

Dçsamt\on:f.Adefcriptio?ii  ,/  >^^^^^^^         charge  \makt  an  amends  vnto.    ./■■.:.^,.^;^r-'-\  ' 

DcicuTC.Todeferibei fet downtyor declare.        V;         Dcsdorc  :ro,cc:f.  zngiltiortrhofegitdingiii^^^^^ 
ïyçÇçT(tàcxmtv^cim.TbecaUinginofmoney:^^^^^^^  -    -r    ^       . 

Defcroche  :  ro.  ec  :  f.  Vnhookedylooffedy  vndonf.  Defdorcr.  Tozngildi  to  fake  t 

Ancre  Icucc  ,  &  dclcrochec  .  fveigbed  ,  pulied     DeÇ^otml Av^akedifoufedyraifid^peping.      , 


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I  Dcfaocher.  To  vnhêolfttyto  vndoejir  tecffena  'f^'fof '* 


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jhakey  or  pull  a  thing  of  a  booktm 

Defaocha< 


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Les  mains  dddoimics.  ynafitmed,  tvlmtr.'^' 
hands.   '  .■■•■-■  .;"_■: <i-t,.^...v.ik,&.i:^-%'^-- ■■■- ■  .  , 

DcfdofmJr.  To  i'wakeyrtvftjraifefrmptepe*  MM^r 


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Dcfclormiflemcnt:  m.  An  avuk'Hi  rowfmg,raifini 

Jromflecpe  j  a  quicken^HyO^  vnbennmmmz,. 
Dcf^ubic :  »ïï-ée:  f-  ynlyned,tvhoft  lyn'mgs  an  taken 


f 


out. 


Deidoubler.  To  vnlyne^or  tal^e  the  lynings  ont  of  a  gar- 


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mtnt.    '        :  \  . 

Delclouloii'.  'fo  leaue  off  [onovo^to  furccafe  pom  monr- 

nhfg. 
Defduiil:  m.iéte:  f.  T)ifcourftLhandUd^intrcatcd, 

diUtcdof.  *    ^    #  '^ 

QcfHuire  vn  poinft.T<) handle^  intreat^  dilatc^ordif' 
^courfeofa  point -y  See  Dcduk.         ;    . 
Dcl^uit  :  iTî.  Sport^pajlimeyrccreÀtîon^delight. 
Defduite  •  f.  A  V^courfc^  the  handling  of  a  watfcr^aL 

fo.as  Déduite.    '    ^    ^        "  .      / 

Dcfcmbarqué:  m-  ée  :  f.  Bmmbarlicd. 

Dclcmbarqaemcnt:  lîi. /^^/^/^ô^r^i/î^. 

Dde mb arquer.  To  disimbarlie^orvyiloada  fln^-^  alfo^ 

îQlandyOrgôeaJhoreoutcfapjipy&c. 
Dcfcmbarraffc:  m.ée  :  f.  T)lsintangledyvnpejlered. 
DeiemSaitafTer.  To  vn^c^er^dUintangle',  rid  from  in- 

trtcxtcncife^oi'  troubles .  .        jl  -. 
Dcfembeinf.  To  daimbelliJJj,  disfigure /impaire  the 

bcnuticof. 
Delcîîibrochc:  m. ce  :  Ç.Vnbronched^vnïpitted. 
Deiembrocher.  To  vnbroachy  vn!pït'ypi4l  off  the 

broach^cribit.        .  '        ^  '        ,     ; 

Defcmbufcne  :  m.  ce:f.  Rifen^IromanAmbufcadoe'^ 

gone yor  gotf  en  from  among  bujbes. 
Defcinbliflrher:  m,  The  place ^  or  part  of  a  Thicket ^ 
I   ^  Tv'j.i  :out  vûHdbeafis  vfe  tâgoeintothe  Plaines. 
Se  Defembiilchcr.  To  rife  from  an  ^mbufcadoe  ;  to 

rujl)  I  p  pom  amng  bufljes^  to  goe  out  of  a  thicl^et  into 

plaine  ground.   '    . 
Dcleiîimuré:  m.  ce:  f.  T>isimmured\  tal^en  ont  of  a 

wjtUtpherein  it  v^îts  inclofed-^  alfoyVmvaUed'^or  rvhofe 

^lU  arc  tal(enÀowne.  .        ' 

Defemiiiurer.  TotalieathingoutofàivaUTvbereinit 

Tvu  mclofcd  j  alfoy  to  vnwall^or  tal^e  dcfwne  thç  walls 

f>f*  ;.■    '■  ■:  * .  '      :  '  : 

De(em[>acqiicté :  m.  ée:  î.V"npacl(edt^  talfenoutofa 

P^rl[e,orpncl^et:  " 

D efc?Tîpacqiieter.  To  vnpac\e^  to  vnloofe  a  pach^  j  to 
tal^e  ont  ofû  pad^e^  or  packet.     \  •       *  "  ' 

Dcfemparabîe-  Partabli\feue/able,feperableydeprîue' 

^'^'  "fbandonable  ;  diforderabUé 

^e^uparc:  m.ée:  f.  Diffeiféd^epriued^diïpoffeffed 
(^M(),diu\dcd^parted,jèueredyfeperàted  ;  alfo^  lefly 

^^it,nbandonedi  alfo^ifofderedyvnforted.  " 

L>ciernpan!ment:m.  A  diffeifing^deprimng^iiSpoffif 
ptg)adi[fcifi/iya  leauingy  quitting^  abandoning  *y  a 
loofmg,  or  letting  goeythepofejjion  of;  alfèyafeuering^  : 

P^^^^in^yfeperatingi  ^fiy  a  diforderingy  or  vnfor- 
tingof.  *    ,       *; 

I^eremparer.  Tô  diffeifiydepriueydispofjijfe  ofi  dlfo,  to 
i^^%  dtmde^pan^  put  aCundet;  alfOy  to  difordev^ 
^rvrifartWit  lay  in  order  ^  alfi.to  leauCy  qiûty  aban- 

Se  drfemfJiTcr.  r»  /m/?,  kaue^  letpè  the  poffef- 
m  w  a  thing  ;  alfi^to  bt  gone  j  w  amt,  or  abandon  a 

place»  .'..^V"   ■  ' 

^^y^pmtngfrom,  .     .    .v-Z  -  ^ 

ÏÏ;*?  Wi=  "•  éc  :  f.  Peered,  wbofifiatbers 

Jyr^J^^^-'^'y'^fi^ibery  tô  pnU  t^e  fiatbers  »fan 

-^efcmpcsché:  m.  éc  :  f.  Duimpetched,  cUered,  dUin- 


i»»     ,  <"'" 


'  combercct.    \_       . 
Dclcmpcscher.  Tod^impcachydisincomberycùc^'e.]  '/ 

Drlempeftré:  m.ée:  t.  Cfecrcd.freéd.znpejhredyair 
intangled.^ 

Dclcinpcftrer,  Tovnprjlcry  cfccreyivtavgkjrccydcli' 
lier  from  intricacie. 

Dx(tm^\\:m.\Q:C.Ewpticd,orvnflIcd. 
Defemplir.  To  emptie^or  vriJiU^  toladc,  orpffjnt  of 
one  thing  into  anoûjer.      / 

Defcmplumc  :  mTcc:  f.  Plumed ^  who fe  plumes  are 
plucliedjeatherspullcd. 

Dcfemplumcr.T^/'////»^5  topulllm  plums, to  plucl{C 
hisjhthersoff.  .  ;  i  ' 

Dcfcmprifonnc:  m.  ce:  f.  V^timprifoncd:,  frccd^fci 
.    atlibcrtieyddiucredoutofprifvn.        >         .t  . 
Sc  Dcfcmpr ifonnér.  To  frecy  or  deliuer  himfclfe  \  to 
fit  himfclfe  at  libertiey  or  get  hirffil^  out  af  prifon. 

Delcnchainé  :  m.  ée  :  f. .  Vnchayncdy  oi:  loojjcdfrcm^ 
chayyies. 

Dcfenchairicr.T(?  vncKiyriCyto  loofefrom  chayncs. 
Defenchantc:  m.  ce  :  f.  DmMuwntcd.       ^  . 

Deieiichanter.  Todisinchaunt-^to  Yidfiom  charmes ^or   ' 
inchauntments.  ' 

Deienclouc^:  m.  ce  ;  f.  I^nnayled-y  vncloycd. 
D elencloiier.  To  vnnaylcy  to' vncloy  ;  to  îal^e  the  nayles 
out  of'^  alfoy  to  cafe  a  horfe  that  bath  bccne  prïclit  in 
.Jhooing.  .  ;  f 

Uelencorde.  Vncordcd^vnfirung. 

Defencoirlpé  :  m.  ce:  f.  Puvgedy  or  dif charged  from 
blame.  ^  '  . 

Defencoulper. To difcharge from bhmc.  \" 
Defendetté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Riéiont  of  debt.      *' 
Deieridetter.'T(>  bring  out  of  debt.  , 

Defendonnir.^^Defdormir.  . 

Dèiendonniflciiient.  ^^  Dcfdormiflcmcnt. 

Delenduire.  To  vndàwbe  j  to  bare,  to  pull  the  daw^ 

bing  of;  to  difcouer  rvhats  vnder  a  darvbtng.  " 
Decline  :  m.  ée  :  f.  VnfvoeUed  j  i^hofe  fiveUing  is  'a^ 

bated ^orajfuaged. 
Se  Defenfler.  To  vnfwell-y  to  ajfuageyfhUyorrpax  lejfe'y 

after  five Uing.  * 

Delenfbrgé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Bisinfifrged. 
Defenfourné  :  m.  éc  :  f.  'DraivnCyOr  ta\en  out  of  an 

Ouen.  ,        . 

iyt(c\^oumtvTodfaWyOrtal^eyOutofânOuen. 
Se  Desenfrongner.To  /(?^it^  chee^efùlly^xo  leaue  frow- 

ninz. 
Dclengage  :  m.  ee  :  f.  DUingagedyrcdeemed. 

'lofis  extïn- 
guifh^d.  v^ 

Peiengcancer.  To  ruine yor  oxtifiguijh  the  race  of 

Defcngc  :  m.  ce  !  fi  Extir^atedyor  defiroyed^a^ ancy- 
fhme  plant.    , 

Defenger.To  rootvpytopluclié  vp  by  the  root^to  dejfrcy 

anemll  impeyanoyfome  plant. 
Defengigné:  ro.éc:f.  T>isinchantedydeHuered from 
r  inchauntments.  ♦     ^ 

Dcfçngourdi  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Vnbenurfimedy  awa^eOyreJlo- 

red  from  Jleepineffcyor  clumpfineffeyto^ence.         -^ 
Defcngroflir.  AfiiU-belUed  women  thf^carjg^à^  \ 
Dcfcnhoïté  :  m.  ée;  f.  Dehartedydifjuaded.  mor 
Dcfcnhorter.  To  dèhortydiffuadiyaauife  to  tBe^pr 

rie  of.  '-  '  ''•^■•..-.  '  :  '  "■  ^  -  '  '  •     '    .         .  '^' 
Dc(enhortcut:m.Adehârterydifuader.     ^      ^ 

Dclcnnuyancc:  f.  PapmeyIportmg,drmm^fiïvtty(f 

ûmey^êftrêubk.^-^    -        '    ^    •   ,.       -  ^ 
Dcfcnnuyérm.  éc  ;  f-  cheered  vf^  deliUtredfrom 

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Dcfcnnuyen  To  txpeHwemntjji^  or  ttdioufnejft^^  to 

drjue  awai  beauinefÇé^  ^^^k^j  ^^  wrf .  * 
Defènrouiïlc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Sl($TvredjJufbulheJ,of  clcéin- 

fi'djromruft.  '  C 

I  Dcfênrouillcr.  To  sl^owre^  firbyfl)^  or  tâl(e  tbe  ruft 

from.  '         '• 

Defcnroulc  :  m.ée  :  f.  Cajjedyput  from  his  wagtsjt^ftd 

out  of  the  roule ^  or  lijl  of-y  alfo^  vmouledy  vnfiul- 

ded. 
Defcnroulcr.  To  vnfild^  orvnroule^  as  Dcfroulcr; 

ay'o^  to  cajft^  difchargCy  put  out  of  the  rowle^  or  Ufi 

Defenfcignerv  To  vnteachyor  teach  otherwifi  then  tvos 

taught  bejvrCi       *         '  ,  • 

t)denfèvcJi  :  m. ie  ifrFnburied^  tal^en  outofthe 

graue.  - 

Ddciifèvclif.  TovnburîC^otalieoutcfAgYaue. 
DelCdlorcelé  :  m.  çc  :  tl  î^nberpitched^exorcifed. 
DcfcnCorcc\QT.Tovnbewitch,exorafe^Yidfr&m/9TC€' 

■■•  ■■•■^^r/f..,.,  •      .  '^  ■     .  ^    ^  ^'  •     V.  •  -    • 

Dcfentaffé  :  m.»  éc  :  f.  Vnhtaped\  ia\cn  of  a  heape. 
Dcfciitaflcr.  Tovnheapey  vnloady  tal^e  off  a  bcape^  or 
■   load.  '^'^•-  -'•..' 

Dcfenterré:  rnÀcif.Dùmterred^vnburied. 
pclentcrrcr.  To  vhburk^  iotal^eoutof^theeartha- 
'  g^j^^*     \-   \  ■  .  \.  ' 

Dclciitortillc  ;  m.  ce  :  f.  Vntvijled^  vmvritheny  vn- 

Ddentourner.  To  turne^ofmndoffi  to  tal^efrom  a^ 

ifout.  ■  -■ 

Defoitraillé  :  m.  ée:  tFauriched^howeUed. 
Defèiur ailler.  To paunch^to  bowell^  orvnborffeU^  to 

Delenveloppcr.  >«^  Dcfvelopcr.  1,  ..;^^ 

Defcnyvré  :  m.  ée:f.  triade,  or  become  fiber ^  (after 

drupl{çnne(fe.) 

Defcnyvrer.  To  rid  from  drun\ermeffe^  ta  mal(e  fiber 

cgame. 

Defeque.  ^  Dcfcque. 

Dcicrt ;  m.A Defart^ aivilderneffeyâpUce vnfiequefh 
t^dydr  abandoned  of  inhabitants. 

Dcfcrt.^diDcfcité, 
Appel  dcfcrt.  Un  of  peak,  made  be  fire  the  timtyOr 
vn fitly,,  and  out  of  time-y  oY^anappeale  neither  hegun^ 
norfmorped.oéitoughttôhauebeene.      . 

Dc/êrte  :  f.  1)efert^  merit  j  Sans  dcfcrtc,  Kndifer-^ 
u^dfy.  '  ^    . 

Delcrtc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Vorfal^enydefiUte^  defart^ynhabi'* 

Udyobandoned  of  all  men. 
Dcferter.  To  make  de  fart  ;  to  rum  â  whole  naiim }  of 

an  inba^bittd  place  to  mal(e  an  vninbabited  wilder^ 

Dcfertcur:  m.  U  firfik^rjragler.fi^itiueirtmne- 
away  Î  one  that  abandmeth  bisfrienk,caufiyOf  coun^ 
trey.  : 

Dcfeitîon  :  £  À  leaMingyabandoràngJ^falimg^ 
jytTextXGnA'tip^^Anvnfi^^ 

pealsHgi  anapptalevnfeafênably  hegfrn^  and  vnar- 
^  derly  filbmedi  aUb^afhyan^m^orgwini outrof^an 
'  éippeaU.  .V.  ./.  .•■:.:.:v* 

.  Dderdon  6c  cade.  ^  VûnftâtjÊr  letting  fill  of  a 

Stat,    i   ^  .^  ^   ^.  y :-■■'■ 'mm  :  • 

Deiehice.  Dufirmct  y  a  HS^ufwt^  ill  office^  bad 
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Deicrvir  fus  tabic.  To  tal^t  (Hfoay.  See  DeiTervir. 
Dcfclpcrablc;  com.  VtSpaireabltyvnhopefitU,. 
Dcfcsperadc  :  f.  A  k'»d  ofmurnefiiU/otig,.  #> 

louci  à  la  defefperade.  Tofet  hu  whole  re^crff 
'  aUeftfixtStMitdJeuensitotbrowatall. 
Defelperancc  ;  f.  DefperatenejpCydtQfahe, 
'  Dcfcspcréinènt.  Deàeratffyhopeïejjtfy^iff  de^eïaùon 

mtboHt  any  hqpe  ofbelpeyor offucceffe.  .  ,  * 
Defe^erer.  To  dejpaire  j  to  be  in  défaire ^or  mtbm 
■    hope.    \ 

Defelboir :  m.  VefpatreydeSperatton.    ^ 
Defeftimc  :  m.ée  :  f.  Dififieemed^negleSled^fetnmht 

Delcftiiiier.  To  difefteeme/iegUByContemne^^tnau^ht- 
by^mal(enorecl(omngof. 

Defcftoufte  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Fnfluffed^  emptied^  eu^cua^ 

'   ^^^  '■  ' \     '  ^    Ï 

Defeftouffen  To  emptie^euacuate^in^uffe.    ' 
Deiclîourdi  :  m.  îc  :  f.  Fnamafed^recoucrcd  ofroufd 
from^jlonijhment.     ^  *     . 

Pefeftourdir.  To  recouerofàrto  roufefrom.anah 

wfhment.  ^  p: 

Desfaccr. ^ Effacer. 7     '  [^s':''-  :/:  ^ 

Desfacher.  Lôoifer  Desfafchcr.- 
Desfacilé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Fut  out  offoynt.  ^Rab. 
Desfai6l:ni.(^e:  f.  Yndone^  brol(en\  dcfiated.dif 
comfitedyouercomeyruined^deftrfyedyouerthrowte. 
Vn  vifage  desfaî(^.  Grownevery  leaneypale^rpav'^of^ 
decayed  in  fiature^and  colour. 
Dcsfaiétc:  f.  A  defeat  y  or  defeature  ^  a  difconj^tuu^ 
or  oucrtljrowy  alfo^a  fiiftyexcujèy  euafion^  auoidanct  ; 
(lool^e  Défaitte  \  alfoy  a  riddance  y  di^atch^  demi 
the  hands  of  putting  ojfl 

Ilfçak  fes  dcsfàiélcs.  He  is  a  very  cunning  i^Ur^ 

chantyhemUmat(efhiftfirone. 
Desfàirc.  To  vndoe-Jfreal^eydefeatjdifcbmfityOuircowti 

rume^defiroy^ouerthroip. 

Desrairc  vn  cerf.  To  breathe  vp  a  red  Deere. 

Se  Desfairc  de.  To  ridyor  deliuer  bimfelfefrem]  to 

quit  himCelfeyto  dijpatchyor  cttere  bU  bands  j^f. 

Sc4csfairc  foymcfmc  To  mtmhtryor  ma^t  aw)^ 

himfelft\  to  lay  violent  bands  on  himfelfe. 

Aflcx  ÉÛÔ  qui  s*cn  desfàiiî^  :  Prov.  He  does  emt^ 

that  rids  himfelfe  of  (a  whore.)        ^  V 

Desfait,&Dçsfeitte./r^  Desfaia.eJ^Dcsfeifte.  . 
Dcsfarbuché:  m.  ce  :  f.  'I{eclaymedy  made  gentle^ 

tamed.  SV 

Dcsfarouchcr.  To  malice  gentle yto  ireclayme^r  tawt. 
Dcsfafché:  in.cc  :  f,  AppeafedyquittedyCalmtd'y  tufi^) 

comfirtedyligbtened  at  the  hart. 
Desrafcher.  To  appeafi^quiet-y  eafeycomfertyligbten  the 

hart  *y  to  tat(eawiy  loathings  irl(jomenep. 
T^ÇS^ycur.Viéfiim^yV^antyor  loffe^ffauouf. 
Desfavorift  :  m.  cc  :  f.  7)isfiiwuredy  out  offiM^f 

toith.   .  - 

Dcsfavorifcr.  To  disfhuorjaat  tofiuour  î  tomthdraw 

htsiauor  fern  jto  banifhfiom  his  ftmom.  !. 

Desfermer .  t"  ^^h  ^J  9p«»,  à\fcUfe  j  #*■ 
Mer,       .  ."■  .  ■  .■■<^-  ■  ..• 

Dcsferres  f.  An  old  fuit  ofappgtrelL  cafi  ti 
M  Disferre ;1r/yû,tf»  ïntengUd,  tndvnproftebU»''?- 

mjjkitlfo^fiùftyorjhifimg.  '     ^       -. 

r*  Ces  gens  font  de  fascheufc  dcsCcne-Thfje  '"^'  ^  J 

-,  -     .         .^  -  ,, ruUé,{iHbb9meym'mate,firomtdfe9pleitbQi^f** 

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become  poor e. 
De  jfcrrc-chcval.  Tbe/fnall  pHlfe^  or  Hatchet  Fetch, 

called  Horfi'jhot.  '  ^^- 

t)cs^cvreT^nchcy^l.TovnP)OoeahorfeT 

DcsfcnctV^Cnc.Toride  themld  Mare.     ^ 
;    Sc  dcsfcrrer.  To  contradi6l(and  thereby  betray)him- 
\  felfi'y  alfifto caftyorloofe bufiooesyos ahorfe.  , 
pesri  :  m.  as  Dcfi  ;  a  challenge^  hofiile  defiance. 
iycsfi2Lt\cc:f.Adi(fidence,orm$ftrûjl.  — , 

Pcsfiant.  DïftfH^mg\  dcïpairmginy  miJlruJîfitU -y  alfoy 

defying.      •  '^  *      - 

DesBché:tn.ccr.fLoo(Jedyvnfixedyvnfiiflened. 
Desfîcher.  To  loofeyvnfixyvn^enyvnfettle.  . 
Dcsficmcntim.Adefyingiafo^diftruft^^ 
Dcsfi^r.TodefyJo  challenge  vnlo  the  combat. 
ScDcsÇicrSo  dijlrujl'yor  todiîpaire. 

Sç  Desfier  r  un  de  T  autre  comme  aveugles.  To 

mifimftjilic  trvi)  blind  men^oneanothfr. 
Desfigurer.  Sec  Défigurer. 
Desfilé  :  m.ée:  f.  l^ntwified*^  vnwoueny  rauelledy  dïf- 

ordered.  ^  '    '  .:  ^ 

So^  cdcsdléc*  S  lenefilt(e. 
Desfîler.  To  vntmflyvntwirieyVnweaueylooJfeyraueU'^al'' 

fû.tovnranl(eydiforder\pHtoff'afile.  ' 
D^financé:  m.éc:  f.  Vefriucdyvnfiirmjhfd^draynedy 

ofireafure.  ■  ,  ^ 

Dcsflaimnc:  m.  ce  ;  (.^cnchedyextingMfhedyput^ 

ouUas  ajkme.      ^^  -  .  .     '' 

Dtû^mmcï.  To  quench  y  extinguijhy  fut  out  the 

flme.  '  V  .-X 

Desileur^r.  To  de  flour  e  ;  See  Dcflcurcr. 
Dcsfleuri  :  m.  ie :  f.  H'hofè  flmvers  arc  cajl^rjhed. 
Desfleurir.  «  Dcflcurir. 
Desfoncé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Knocked  out  jbrolfm  openyOs  the 

htad  of  Cosine  i 
Dcsfoiïcer  vn  vaiflcau.  To  l(nocl^  out  the  headyOi-  ùot- 

tùmtofaveffell.  /       ^ 

DcsFonfer.  ^  Desfonccr. 

Desfortunc  :  m.  MisfèrtuniymJfaduentureymfhap. 

Desfortuiié  :  m.  ce  :  f.  ynlucl(tey  vnbappicy  vnfirtu- 
nate. 

Desfouï  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Digged  out.     ♦ 

Desfouïr.  To  dig  out. 

Desfrais.  ïitiis&iàtsîtixs.PefraymijOrfieeiHi  of 

charges.  * 

Desfi^aye  :  m.  cc  ;  f-  Dejrayed/lifcbargedy  whofe  char- 

ies  are  borne. 


Desfraycr.  To  deflay,  difihargiyor  beaie  the  charges 


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of 

Dcsfeche.^*  Défriche,  / 

{Jcs^ichcment.  4Ï  Dcfriehetnent.  " 

^^^icher.  To  gritb,(hrid>trid  the  ffroand  firm  rootes, 
rifg".'^^  5  M*  Défricher.         . 
f^egorfie  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Crufbed  in  peeces, 
^cstroncc  :  m.  cc:  f.  VmmnchledSmothed'^clened, 

trm»cJ(le 


^    ^isvifateytoJhewucbeerefitU 

J^^ongner.  ms  Desfroncer,»»-  Defcnfrongner. 

^^oauer.  ^Defroqucr.  v-v  ^.^  "•  -^     . 

"Roquer.  To  renomcty  or  abandoM  bis  MoM 
n!!r>*'Lwherrfi^.  -       •' 

'jy^'-'^Adtfraj'm^htimngofcbarfiis,  • 


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a  Ji.  X  ^»ï.  •^. 


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Defeagé:  m., ce:  ï.  Vngagedy  d^mgaoedy  re  dee- 

Delgagemcnt.  An  vngaging.dlmgaging-^a  ndcemïngy 

êr  fetching  ont  of  a  gage. 
Deigager.  To  vngagcy  dhingngey  redecme  j  fitch  out  a 

gnjgeyor  pledge. 

Dciàzocixiirh.Adlsingagcr^orredecmer. 

Delaine:  f.  An  tnjheathingyor  dratpmg  out^ofu  ma- 
pon. 

11  y  marcha  bien  d'un*  autre  dctgainc  Ue procee- 
ded in  a  farre  ([uici^er fiifhiion  j  be  rpent  about  it  with 
another  manner  of  refolution. 
Delgainc  :  m^  ce:  f.  l^njljeathedy  drawne  out  of  the 

DclgainécADclgàinemcnt.  ^iDcfgaincv^  d/aiv- 

^  iriz^fifr  theft  he  fcabberd.    ,  [ 
•Dcfgaincr.  To  rjnjhcath  j  to  draw  out  ofthefiabhcrdy 
orjheaih.  . 

Delgainnade  :  f.  ^n  vnfiocathingyor  drawing  of  yvca- 
pons  J  alfoy  a  bict^ewig  where\n  edged  tooles  are  v[è.d\ 
alfoya  Purchafe  madeyor  Pri':;^c  tal^enyby  ih 
rats.^  '  '.  /^ 

y^èÇo^zxnumAQiî.Vifgarniff^^ 

,  Pcfgarnir.  To  difgarntfhyvnfiirmfhydepriue  ofy  tal^c 
away  from.        ,  . 

.  Defearnir  la  terre.  A  vaffall  to  transport  his  moue- 

V    Abjes^r  commodities  out  ofhi6  Lords  territorie. 

Dcfgarotc:  m.  cc  :  f.  l^nbound^vnloojfedyvnfittcred^ 
^^'^^vntyed^eliuered  from  bands  y  alfoy  tmneyraggedytat-, 
iered'y  whence 'j 

Vn  vallet  deigarcté.  A  R:iggmuJ[fian]andwefay 
when  the  toes  y  or  Innées  peepe  oiity  they  haue  broken 
lopjfe^or  brol^en  prifon.  * 

Ddgajftc:  m.  ce  :  f.  ^  Dcgaftc. 

Def^iuc!^)arcs.  Fould-rauaging^farJie-wafting* 

De^after.  To  waftyjpeyle^  mal^e  bauocl^e  ofbring  loffe 
vnto. 

Defgele  :  m.  cc  :  £  Thawed\  melted yrefolued. . 

ScTiçÇof\çx.TorefQluejneltytbawe. 

T^efe^ttcrvnlicuvcToputaHareofherfifrme. 

Dcfglacé:  m.  cc  :  f.  Thawed  y  the  ice  whereof  is  mel- 
ted. • 

Dcfglacer.  To  tbawey  or  taf(e  the  y  ce  of^  to  mal^e 
warme. 

DcColoutl:  miic:  f.GulpedyOrfwàlloweddowne. 

D^^outlT.To  gulpCyOr  (wallow  downe., 

Deteluc  :  m.ée  :  f.  f^ngtued  ;  looffed  j  feuered. 
Ddkluer.  To  ynglucyto  leofe^to /under  yto  feuer. 
Defeobille  :  ni.  éc  :  f.  Spuedycaftyvomited  out -y  alfOyOé 
Defeozillc.       '     -         > 

Dcfeobiller.  T()  j!^«^c^yï,or  wwr, 

Def^ofillcr.  To  rob.    . 
Débonder.  L^^^ifcc  Dcgondcr. 

D^Orgé:nî.ée:  f.  Difgârgedyjpuedy  vomited  out; 
.  emptiedyiuacuatedyVoided  j  afo /cowredy  ^l/^anfed 
from  g}'eâfey&c  byfitUmg.  - 

Ddgorgcmcnt.^  difgorgmgyvomting^uing^caflmgy 
an  emptyingytuacHating.        •  / 

Lc  ddeorgcment  d'un  lac.  The  mouthyor  ijfue  of  a 
take  thats  nourifhtd  by  a  Spring.     *        ^ . .        *  ' 

I>cÊorCcr.  To  difgorgiy  vomityjpue  out  y  caflhu  gorge 
'imburthenhisllomackeitovoidyeuacM^^^ 
tofconreM'  take  out ireafty&c  byJuUtng.    .;  ,         ,^ 

Dcfgoiilcr-  Tovonutyjpueycafty  or  put  out  ofée 

Ddgourdfi  m.  ic  :  £  rnbenummed^  fupfled  j  made 
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Dcf gourdir.  To  vtibenumme  i  ti^tkffit  rcu'iue,  re- 
foUte  a.  thing  that  u  kemmmedyor  jlif^  n^'itb  cold  y  ah- 
fOytgfuppU  ;  to  mat{e^  wax  nimble jgentte^fyant;  dl- 

'   fijo  ridyor  diipatch  out  of  the  way.   ' 

Dc(gourmc:  m.ec:  f.^'»<^«^^'<''       r- 
Ddepmmczsndicyai.Tovfttmbeaborfè, 

Deleoult  :  m.  <M  Dcgout.         •  / 

DcCgoufté.  Taftkl}i,d)flaft/ùUyWithoutJiomacl(e  j  wrf , 
daintie  ;  difdaintfHUyWaywardyfroward\  loâthmg  e- 
iterie  tbingy  pleafid  with  nothmgyout  of  the  humour 
witbJbautHgnomiftdvnlo.        •  "     -. 

Dd  couftcment  :  ro.  A  diftaftingy  loathtag,  abborrmg 
of  meats  j  alf»y  tbejratige  lufiing,  or  Ungmg  ofwh 


mm. 


Dcfeouftcr.  To  di(l*ftJoath',  diflike,ahhorre;be  out  of 

humor  mthyhaue  tio  minder  maw  vnto. 
Defeou?  il!er.  Xfi  gnlpe^or  fwtU  vpy  tojwallow  dawne. 
Tkl^o7A^c.*^f'hofcil>roatiscut.   •  r 

Dcigradé:  m.  cc:f.  Degraded^  depofed,  put  from  a 

.place,  or  decree .  ' 

Dcferadcr.  To  dcgradeyor  depofe  5  to  depriue  ofyOrput 

'  {ram,a  Place, or degter.        . 
Dclgrafc:  m.  cc: /.  FncU^cdyVnff^apled,vnhoolfedy 

lù»if(dfrom.  ,.  .     „  • 

Dc{grafcr.  To vngraplCy  vncla^ejVfihoo^e  j loojfe^  or 

funderJh'ings  tbjt  are  grapled.  . 

De(gr^\Cica\.éc:0^n^ttened,made  leane-y  alfè^lean- 

fcdypurzedyvngreafedyridofgreafe-yaifoyrifled. 
DdTgraiiTer.  Tovnjhtten-yVBgieafe  -,  ridoffat-ypurge 

irom  greafl  -,  make  leane-yOr  cleane  i  alfo^orifre* 

Terre  a  ddgraiflèr.  F«i/wf  e^r/ib. 
Dcfo'M>her.  ^  Dcsgrafcr. 
Dcfgravir.  To  fetch,  or  throw,  downe  a  climbing 

i^g.      ' 
Dd^rcflc-,  &,  Deigrefler.  m  Defgraiflc,  &  Def- 

■'  'graiflcr.  ^ 

Ddgroffé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Uffenedyfubti&^d^e/matl, 
.  fiMyOrleJfe  ffrojje  -,  alfoypobjhed,  refined,  made  Jfond- 
fbmeybrought  into  fifiùott.  • 

Ddgroflèr.  To  teffenyVngreaten,  fubtili^i  makf  fmaîl^ 
^.fneyirk^(:gro^e',filfo^ofoltfhjrefine^âl(e  hanéfome, 
bnngintofhjhïon. 

Defert^flir.  <w  Deferofrcr. 

DeÇucrpir.  iiwit<  v«6"^'T*'^' 
Dcfguerpiflement  :va.  A  quitthig,  teauing^  abando- 

fittgjbygo'ftgfgiuifgouer  of,  .^ 

Defi^ucrpiffeur:  m.^  Degucrpiflêur. 
Defgiieipy  :  m.  ie:  f.  J^«,  left,abandaned^  f^ff^> 

yeelded  vpygiuen  ouer,  ,       ;. 

Ddguillcté:  m.  ée  :  f.  VntruJfèd;orwh»fehêfedre 

deprmed  of  their  points,  -  .  ' 

Pefguillctter.  To  vntrujfèyvn^yor  vndof  ^okiti',  4^, 

to  takf  points  from,    .•-.■  ■       .^    -  jt-,,  ;  - 

Dcf^uindé:  in.cc:£  Utdowne,orUtfriU,frwH  the 
height  it  WMÙfivpvtUo,    '  :^s-:>:fy,.^:vx... 

Defouinder.  To  let  dêwnei$f^ltt.0t(iûmg}frmtbt 

Dcf^ifc  :  m.  ée:  e  1>ifguUid  ;  diffmbUd,  jmid, 
cÔuwter/èited',  aiidterated,fi^fred,foMfikétuL 

Defeuifcmcnt  ;  m.  A  dtftuifrng  ;  a  diffembSug^toutt- 
I  tSfeititu,  fammf,  i  4  fa^mg,  aduUerftmg,  fipbi^ 
I   ,  catmf,'-  " 


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tie,  fil fe^  hoUev^hcarted  t,fay  one  thmi,  énd  mtant 
anptber. 

Deiguifeure  :  f.  ms  Dcguifcmcnt. 
DeshabiHé:  n^.écilDiJarrayedyVnclotbed. 
Déshabiller.  To  difarrayyZTiclotkmal^e  vnreadiei  fut 

b  mr  t  ah  e /iff  clothes. 
cshabité.  2>Mi»2;46iif  i/^^ir/^i)»/ i^i/M;yrx. 
Deshabiler.  To  disinhabitate^  or  deprwe  cf  inhabit 

tants.   ;.  ..^  I 

Dcshai(5l:  m.  Sadnepy  hcaumejjeypevjiucnejfc'^  dij: 

quiet.    •»  *  ^ 

Deshait.  4^  Dcshûi<fl: 
Deshaité:  m. ce:  f.  SAd^rmedyfevfiueJbeauie''htcï^ 

tedy  defrmed  ofioy^  dtuoid  ofzladnejje  j  ûlfoy  crafît^ 

ficliUeyVfibealthfiU.  '; 

Tum'asdeshaîtc.  Thouhafl  turned  my  ieyhnofcd' 

wjle.. 
Desnaitement  :  m.  Vnhcalthfilnejfey  wfirmticy  yii 

nefliypevfmenelje.  ' 

Desnalé  de  famine.  Pmdy  wthcredy  worne  gppo) 

ibrouth  hunger  \fUrued.  \ 

Vn  cheval  deshalc.  Out  of  heart -^  haled ^  a?-  îyrtd 

out. 
Deshanchc  :  m.éç  :  f.  Wbofe  hanches  are  hrol^^  or 

put  out  ofïoynt. 
Deshancner.  To brealce^orfut  out ofioyntythe  hips^ar^ 

hunches.    '  ■  0  •         =^^   ,    " 

Deshantc;  m.  ce:  f.DifufedyOr  not  haunted  as  infir- 
mer times  y  alfoy  vpboje  handle yOr fia ffe  u  brol(en^ort^' 

Jienjromit. 
Deshanter.  To  fir  be  are  hU  haunt  ;  to  leaue  thecmfa- 

me  of  y  alpLy  to  tal^e  fiom  the  beadtfa  Speare  &c  îhti 

bandlCy  orjhfe  thereto  belonging." 
Desharnacné  :  m.  ce:  f.Vfdiainejfedyvntrapped^Ln' 

j^rntjhed.orwkifefirnitureUtak^noff. 
Desharnacher.  To  vnhameffe^  or  vmfap\  to  tal^tof 

the  furniture  from  a  horfe.  •  ; 

Tycshczulmc.  Bereaued  of  bis  helmet. 
Desheaulmer.  'i  0  taJ^c  a  -helmet  fri.m  the  head. 
Desherance.  Wi»f  ofbeires  ;  or^the  inheritance  of  m 

that  hath  left  no  betre  behind  bim  j  an  tfcbeatftr 

TPontofhehrts.  > 

Droia  dc  des.  5f f  Droi A.        y    :  ' 
Dcsheritancc:  £  A  diffeifin. 
Déshérité.  Viffeifedy  dismberited^efriued  of  an  inhe- 
ritance. 
Desheritement  :  m.  A  dlsinberithfg^a  dijfeijmg.- 
Déshériter  To  dijfeifcy disinherited  bereaue  ofâni^^ 

ritànce.        r'  •  ■■,*   .  \ 

Deshingandé:  m.  ée:  f-  tift/ïrthorme^offtht\^ 

ges'yOUt  offrame^out  of  ail  order. ^K 
Dcshingander.  To  Uft^pr  thfoti^yofthebindges  ;  /g«' 

êui  ofpameybrmg  out  of  all  order.  ^^^  ^  .^   '^  -^  /^ 
Deshonnefte:  com.  Difhonefi,  leud^had^yfiide,^ 

pure^fiUhieyvUUmam  %  ynfittmf^vnbefeemtng^dif^ 

■  nuMTable.       '  •'■'^^•^"-^^#'■1- •  ^ 
DcAonncftcment.  VUboftéftlyy}mpurily,vilep^^^ 

.  tiAtfyhaMf^  leudfyy  naugbtilyy  dtjhonourablfsp^^ 

Deshonneftet  ' 


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Dcffiutfer.  To  difff^eiUcoMUerfik^  «rji^afft 
c^orgbpo»',têêUer,gdtdteratt,fil^Jbfkifif' 

cate.       ■   *  '*■  '■■" 

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cshonncftete.  Vnhemflie,  leudnejfe,  »«*^*«!J>*f  * 
n^tyfiUhtmjfe,  impuritie y bafenefe,  ^Ufittpr^ 
feemefmeffe.  ;.-i!  -  c"" 

Déshonneur :f.  Dùbonoitr,jhanit,reproscb,'aip^> 

'^&race,obtoquie/lifereditMfiêmàÊ»      .       .^ 
Ddhonoration.  Adifimmtag^tditinifiW^' 
^  ^tfigyde&mtutjfiâebÊeag.  .  .^    _    .  jic 

Deshonoré:  m.^rf*-D^fiour^,dtfcre£i'^^'^ 
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Deshonorer.  Tj^Mjl^riQUf.dfcredttyJhame',  defame, 

traduceydi/graZe. 
Dcshontc:iTi.  cc:f.  impudent  y  Ihamekjfe, M  ^fen- 

fàctd.  '  '  • 

Dcshontément  ImpfédentfyyJljamefiUy.JbameleJlji. 
T>tsho\x(c.^ofeb9etsi^ipuUedêf  ^ 
Dcshoufcï.roplucke  off  boots. 
DcshoufTé  :  w.  ce  :  f.  Whofefootcloth  is  tal(en  cf. 
Deshouffcr  vnc  mule.  T<7  tal^e  off  the  footcloth  from  a, 

Mule.      . 
Dcsia.  Mreadie. 
iycs-]^.So  fane-y  orythm^rre. 
DQS]zntéinï.  écif.f^rtftratedyOsawbeeU. 
Dcsjantcr  YMc  roue.  T$wnfiral{e  âwhecUy  te  puUthe 

ftral^esfrmaboutit. 
Deiiccatif;  m.  iuc  :  tDeficcatiue  \  of  power  yor  pYoper- 

ùctodryvp:^  \  *  .      : 

D^Ç\ccz\:\oïi.Adrymivp. 

DM^ncc:(.  Idlenefe/wnrefidencie. 

Dcfidicux  :  m.  eufc  :  f .  Idle  y  lao^te ,  lit  her ,  Jlauth- 

m.    ;     ,  ^. 

Dcsjcuné:  m-ee  :  f.  fvbofèfàfi  U  brol(en  (inamor- 

I]  a  cftc  desjeunc  de  ce  nouveau  ftyle .  He  batb 
(to  his  cafl)  learnt  rvbat  thefè  new  tearmes  mèane. 
,  Desjçunef.  5^e  Desjuncr.      ^ 
Defignatifc.m.iuc:  f.Vejignatuiejjiènotatiue^appoïn- 
'     ttitii^'^  fheivin^ydeclaring. 
Dcfigné:  m.  ce  :  f.  Denotedyfignifiedjhewed  h  fignesi 

onol(ens'yalffydefignedyprefcribedyappointed. 
Dcfigiiçr,  To  denote^  fignifie yOr  jher»  by  a  mdrl^ey  or, te- 
ken  \  àlfoy  to  defigne,  prèfcribOy  appoint  j  ^^DcHgner 
les  limites  de,  &c.    '    .  .v,   ^ 

Defincnce:  f.  A  dijinence^ending^  flojmg-y  an  endy  or 

Defmg:  m.  A  dcjigteypmpofeyproielî^iudt  intention^ 
or  dîiemmation.  ^  t 

Déslntcrefle  :  m.cc  ••  f.  Uifchargedjfom  i  OTytbul  batb 
fi^!!,oney9i'bftyalljMtereftin. 

Dcsintereffer.  todijtbarge^rfauebarmeleffeitorid 
hm  aS  imerejt  in. 

Desjoiné^  :  m.  (Sic  :  f.  Disioyned  ;  partèdyfiuered,  fi- 

^1!^^jittLfuniefedydiuuiei^ 

^csjoiiidrc.  Todisioyneydiflmite^tartyVnconpUydi^ 

^^^(,fepcra^eyJiutr^fknder.  :^        * 

L)esjoingncment:  m,  A  disioyningy  diftfnit'mg^  par-- 
^tmg^flperatioH^jiuiJmyfetêer'mgSun^^ 
Dcsiouiré:mic:f.riife/w^^^ 
,  JJcur:  m.DeJtreya  eouetingof;  amfhyWifbing,  orlon^ 
2^g)î/^5  ajkncie^ffeCbonyOr  appetite^  vmo  j  a  tufiing 

Il  •% 

"  commence  bien  à  mourir  qui  abandonne  Ion 

TV "$'"■=  Prov;  He  that  Uaufs  t» defire begms  to  dy. 

^«irablc:  côïa,T>efirabk\fitjfr  vmthie  to  kevfifhed 

P^^T>eJkmg^mè>î^ani^p;\Pûngfh,lMS- 
"Hffter.  »-  V 

!fe  ?*ic*  f'I>ffired^omedMi(hedjfr  touted  fir  j 
ffed^fincied^bSediier,  ^  T  "  ^  ' 
3"^  Jong  temp»  dcfipccs  font  en  tniour  toft 
paiieo  :  Pto.  (So  that  which  vw  expeaed  hntisen^ 
^hnlktfe.)    •  ^  * 

«jw.  r»  rfe^e;  eouetjt^Jtr  toHgfir  j  to  âwif,  «/^ 


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Dcfiftcmcnt  :  m.  ^^dejijlingyceajingyfirbearingylea, 
utn^  offygiuing  ouer. 

Defilter.  r(>  deftjtyceafeyfvrbeareyïeaueoff.gii 


^Yom\alfoyto  I 


Desjuchc  :  m.  Vnron^ed\  ta\en  dorvne(as  a  birdjfojp 

iherouflrvheYeoititreflcd. 
Desjucher  vn  oyfcau.  To  vnroufiyor  tal^e  downe  a  bird 

fromhisrouflyOrpearchrfibereherejleth.  '  ^ 

Dcsjunc  :  m*  04  Dcsjuncr:  m. .  . 
Desjunc:  m.  ce:  f-  That  haih  brol^cn  hisftJlyLoo^e 

Dcijcuné.  '  * 

Desjiii.er  :  m.  A  brcakfaft^a  morrtirifs  repajl. 

.    Dcsjuncr  de  chaflcur.  ^  Urgcbtp/kfifly  mèa/c^ 
repaft.  ^ 

Dcsjuncr.  To  brcal^e  fàft  in  the  mûrnin^. 

Leuer  matin  n'  çft  pas  heur  ;-niari  (tcsjuncr  cft  le 

plus  fcur  :  Prov.  There  i6  mote  fa  je  tie  in  caii'/igy  then 

happinep  in  rïfmg.early  a  morjiings. 
Dcflabrei>m.  ce  :  f*  TornCyraçigcdyjùllofr^gsyalfOyall 

vnbraced^orloo[felyvntrujjed.'  • 

Dcflabrcr.  To  teareytatter,  mal^e  raggedyOr  mak^  rûgs 

ofxalfoytovnhraee.  "  3?      ^ 

Dcflacé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  yntyedyvnlaee^yO^  a  woman. 

Ty^ûdLCQT.Tovnlaee^tovnty. 

.Defiaché:  m.  ce  :  f.  Difcharged ^  looffcnedyletgoey 

Ucu^chet.To  diCcharge^^s  a  GunneyOr  C^offe-làw  ;  to 

Deflaictc  ^  m.  ce  :  t.  Milked ^  alfoytveaned. 
Défladler.  To  miO^yOtdraw  the  milice  f 
roenne. 

Deflaîné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Fleeeed-,  wbofè  wooU  is  pouledy  or 
puUedoff.  « 

Deflainef .  To  ffeece-y  poule,  piUy  defpoyle  of  fub- 

fiance^  • 

Deflaitté./t^Dcflaiâc., 
Deflaittcr.  Toweaneyto  ial^fiom  the  damme  yor  nurfe-, 

àr^asDcùtnïacr. 
Dcflafché:  m.  ce  :  f.Loo(JedyUt  fly.       . 
Dcdzkhct.TolooffeyOrletfly.  /  , 

l^cÛ2iffé:m.éc:f*EafedyrefreJhedyVnrpearîed. 
Deflaffer.  To  refrejh-y  to  eafe  after  much  tràuell-yto  rid 

from  vHorinejJeyOr  wearifome  incumbrances. 
Deflate  :  m.ce  :  f.  P^nlatbed. 
Dcflatcr.Ttfi^;i/^/fe;  to  tjil^eyor  puUyOway  lathes^ 
Dcdzrcttn.  ccif.ff^ajhedarvay. 
Deflavemenp.  A  wajhing  away  y  an  inundation. 
Dcdv/cr.TowaJhaway. 

Dcflayc:  m.  çc:  £  SupledyfiflenedyaUayed-y  foamed, 

fieeped.  *  ^ 

Deflayer.  TofuppleSoften^flllay-yfoakeyfleepe.     - 
Deflecincnt.  Afofhrimg,  aUayingyfuppling  -yfoal^i 

fteeping. 
Deflecr.  ^Deflayer. 
Dcflic:  m.cc:  f.  P^hboundyVnfitteredyvndoneyVntyedy 

at  libertiejooffeyfree.      .- 
Dcfliier.  Tovnlooffe,vûyeyvnbindyindoé -,  to  deliuerjto 

freejtoruifram. 

On  cuft  dit  qu'il  n'cuft  fcftu  deflier  vne  moufchc. 

One  would  baue  thought  tbit  butter  would  not  baue 

meUedinhismoMhJ'  J  X 
Dcfli-foihg:  m.  .An  Epiihiti  ofBacchusy  or  mne, 
which  diners  men  from  careypenfiuenefe,  or  tbou^bt^ 

Dcfloge  :  m.cc  :  I  DisUdgeiy  repmeiy  farted, w  de- 
panekfiomémvfkaUUdgmg.-        ç^^  , 

DcflMjemcnt  :  m.  ^  dùioditng/emmngjbffimg  of 
à»  ^dtnaru  lodgmg;  a  fitttmg,  P«1»|p  «*  M^- 

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.  Dcflogcincnt  dc  vie.  A  d^'iny  deceafing,  depdr- 

Defloger.  To  diJlodge^retnone-yPjiftyflitjpart^or'depdrt 
Jrom  an  a^cujiomed  lodging. 

$câc([ooçi. The  fame. 

Faire  defloger  dc .  To  vnncftle;  to  thruft,  or  dnuty 

outof;lodiipojfefll;ordi(}iifeof.  ' 

Dcfloquctc  :  ni.  ce  :  f.  KaggedprtiCttattered. 
Dcfloquctcr.  To  uare  vpto ragSjOr  tatiers',  to  make 

chitts  of.  ,  \ 

Dcflouc  :  m.  69k.  f.  Dl^raifcd;  difaUmed^refrtued; 

airo,louj}'cncà^opfut  cut  of  tt  plate. 
Dcfloucr.  rodispLaifeydifaUoTVyblameyrepmueialfo, 

tn Iooffef7y0rputoutofi,t place.    , 
Dellouturc;  f.  A  loofptg^àmngyOr  puttingofdtbiyig 


cutJfiirrght place.  \ 
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ale  :  f.  7)i/loyaUyl^faithfia,truJllep^^ 

%îfccl'!cïoUs,jklf€^tYaitcvùus.    •  ..  ,, 

Dcncyalement-  Di:4oydUy,vnj[nUhjuUjyfhlfi^^ 

Dcsîoyautc:  f.  Dàlôyaltie,  trecherîe.fifebeod^ith' 

Icfnç[le,vntff4th;v/jfaithfilne^^  '       • 

Dcftnacnë:  in.éé:  f.  Fnchàtvcd-,  alfo ^blurted out. 
Dcîmacher,T<)  vncbaw^  alfi^tê  blurt  outyby  firce^fe- 

act^and  concexkd  ina^ttef  ;  (?r,^  Dcmacqucr. 
Dcfînaçonnc:  m*ée:£  VuUeddùwnc^orialienafuh- 

der^oâ  flone'WOrt(e. 
peCnaçonncr^  Tû  vridoe^  tal^e  afùridiïy  puU  dovpne^ 

flone-worl(e.  /    .     '      * 

Defînaille  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Vnmalled'y  vnlink^d^  vndoncy 

eut  in  pieces  J)acl(i:d  vnto  pecces,  oé  n  cùat  ofmaile. 
Defmailler.  To  vn/ml^fy  vridoe^  cfitmpeçcesy  wr  bâclée 

topeeces^dCoatofmaiUé 
Dd[ir\Z]iloté:m.éc:fJ^nfipathed,vûj%adled. 

Definaillotement  :  m./1n  vnfrvadlm^or  vn/wâthmg. 

Definailloter.  TuvTijwadle^orynJweth'y^tQ  looff^  or 

ta^Cya  child  out  of  the  Jwathing  bands  Jy^^ 
Defiîidllure  :  f.  ^n  i/nmiling\an  vndôïngyteâfingyor 

cutting^as  ofnwkytn  peeces. 
Delînaintenant.  Trefentlyy  eucn n'orç j  f^mi  hehcê'  ^ 

firth.  '  '■''''  S  fàmitie^ioYemouehoHfeboldyalfOylo  tranïh^^ 

Dcfmaîfbnné  :  m.ce  :  f*  Turned  out  ofhUhoufe-^  tbrufi  W^hold-ftuffe  out  of  one  lodgng  into  another./^ 

out  of  hU  ovone  dores 'y  dijfeifed^  or  di^ojfejjedof  b^ 

ût¥m  dwelling.  :  ^  ' 

Defitiaifbnner.  Todi^ofefcy  or  difeifeofhis  awne 

dwelling,  to  driuè  out  of  hou/è  and  harbour  *^  to  turne 

out  ofhisorvne  dores.   .  : 

Defmanché  :  m.  ée  :  f.  iMffe^diforderlie^vnheluedy 

offthehmdges. 

.Dcmianchemcnt  :  m.  An  vnbafîhg  \a  flying  out  of  it 
,  haftyOr  belue  -,  hence yany  out-lajhi^gyor  vmulie^difèr- 
dinatejBr  difêbedientypranke.  \.. 
Defînanehcr.  To  mhelueyor  take  of  the  helueyfir  baft 
from  an  axe  y  &c\  alfoy  to  loojfen^  diforder^put  out  of 
/  frames  turne  out  of  it  right  pUte.  Wt  : 

Pefînandibulé  :  tn.  éc  :  f.  Vmawedy  -mhoft  iawes  are 
bttrfiypr  put,  oM  ofioynt 


êlfoyaftepping  afideyàiraueffmg  of  ground',  apd(more 
generally yana  mofi  vfuiUy)  any  pace^gnie^or  going  ;  aU 
foy  war d^  fine e^  or  the  lying  of  the  bodie  in  finciyig» 

and  the pofturey  or  carriage  thereof  in  arty  f^otion^  or 
aôlionwhatfocuer.  ^è 

Delmarche  de  cordicr.  A  fîeppingyor gmgbac\^ 

ward.  .        / 

Dcfmarchc:  m.  ec:  f.  Stepùed backe^rembued hul^^ 

ward'^  that  hath  loft  ground  i  that  s  goncy  orpm/rdm 

the  place  he  hcld\  that  s  recoyJedythats  retired. 
Defiliarchcr.  Tojkp^orgoey  bac^'^^  toplin^Cyimtch^ct 

bring  bac^e  ajicpy  tq  rcmoue  afoot  bac^wardyto  ïq. 

coyleyY(ttre^ftirre  frotnygiue  backe^hofe  g^ound. 
\yçCïnzxtï.TovnrnoorCyOryasVcït\;iïQX. 
Definarié:  m.  ce:  f.  Viuerccd^vnmrricd agamL 
Definarier.  To  diuorceyvnn>ed^or  vnwarrie.         ^ 
Defîmrquer.  To  tal(C  away  the  marlicfnm  -^  or^opn, 

ffOmhUtnarl(C.  ;   \   "      ! 

Dèffîiârrer.  as  Dcmarcr. 
Dcfmz{£^Qï.Tcvnpja^{eydif(oi!cry{ull^ 

ma^ke. 

Defîîielantolié  rm.  ée  :  iVnmehnchoUp;^d/ido[nf 

làncholie.  /      / 

Dèfmelancolier.  To  rid  of  melancholic  yta^eàWGyfd' 

nejft-^  gladd€7tyrcHiuCyCheere  zp  j  cornfirt  y  folate. 
Defmeinbrg  ;  m.  ce  :  f.   Vifmcmbredy  peecmenkd^ 

rentjor  tome  from. .  _.  ' 

Dcfînembreinent  :  m.  A  tearin^difpicmbrdti^  m^ 

dingfroWyOr  in  peeces. 
T)Q(mçxrhïtx.,To  difmember^peeccmeaie',  teaye^mat" 

gUyCutyr  end  from  yOr  in  peeces  y  tomate  bauocl{t  b[. 
^     Dclmembrer  fon  fief.  TofeU^alienypaJje  awj^cr 

par f  withy  apart  thereof    •  \  . 

Delmenacer.  To  vnthreaten^to  redone  a  threat. 
Ddfnenagé  :  m.  ée:  f.  Scattered  as  afamilieytemih 

ûedoi  a  noufehold^  broken  vp  as  a  houfe\  alfo^  trm- 

poriedyêr  fhiftedyos  houfebold-Puffeyfrmonelodiini 

tn  another.  ^^^^-^^^_^ 

Definenagcmcnt:  ta.  Adiffoluing^of  fcattiihiof^ 

fkmiliey  a  hreat^ngvp  ofhoufe.  'X 

Defmcnager.  To  giue  vp  houfèyto  dijfolueyorfcam  bu 


DciinznihbulcrJ'^breake^t'^vnioynttbe^^ 
Deftnantclé:  m.  ée  :  f.  Vifmanteled.  ^ 

Dcfinantdcr.  as  DefmantcHcr.    >    -  H 

Defmaiitcllerticnt  :  jn.Adifmantlingi  ra^ng^or  bea^ 

tingdofwne  the  wals  of  a  t§wne^  .;  ^ 

Pefinantdlcr.  To  take  a  mani^keoffhkbaclfiiâ^ 
-  foy  todifmantle^  ra^^  orbeatdnm  the  watts  êf  4 

fktreffe.  7^  '     /> 

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Definenti:  m.the  Ly  (giuen^or  tal(enyfalfo,a  littkSil- 

lettOtOrfharpe-pointed  dagger.     /.'■■' 
Delmcnti;  nj.ilc  vî.  Digreffed^or  derogated fro^fr» 

ued  nàOgbtjgrownJàtfe  ;  fiçjiliftg  m  tlf^rd^r  ofexptMa' 

tion'jalfOybywbomyOrtowhommcLyUgiuen.    . 

En  cette  inaiiôn  il  n'  y  a  rien  dc  dçfhicnti.  7^^ 
.   hnnife  16  not  av^it  funkCiJhfunke,  br^BJen'uao de- 
'  eof.  :.  '■>     ■     / 

I>cfincntir.  t»  gjfte  the  Ly  vnto  yalfiy  to  fhyle-,  dfgrfp^i 
or  derogate  from  j  froue  naà^t^vs^lfe.,  doecontrmt  ^ 
t»expeâati9n^;->..^'\  -■'  ■  -■•.:■■.-    "^<---';  ■ 
SeDeimei1tir.l00/;eSei[^einentir.  . 

Vn  bon  arbre  ne  defineiitira  poinftfon  fruiâ  en 

.  ùi  fiXon,  A  good  ^eewiU  Hit  den}  Ufiuit,  or  will  not 

fiyU  toyeeld  Hfiriàt^djlfefeafln,  v..  , 

La  maifbn  demicnt.  Tl^  boufi  begins  ufi^f^'^'^ 
'-Me^M into  decay.    '      ^  ^t 

Dclmenturc:  f.  AjàyraUec^nngMiilM*^: 
DcfmcsIcMn.  cc:  {.  LiofiedyOùenid,eleered,vnpf' 

red^duintrieated^ishttfingled  ;  êfojieéit  hi/>éndle(, 

'     fiianafid,-^    ■       ■  [   ■  ■  , 

Defineslcment  :  aiu4  tè»llmgjtpemng^kerini'tm' 

tering/lutntricatinf,^kintAi^Iftig  i  ai/o,  a  tfin''"*b 
,   mânagmgtdiîfaUbnn tf/letUngniJ^tifmf^i'^f 


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Sc  a/ftncfer  àc.  ri  determine  y  firtiJh.dHpatch  ;  or, 

to  ridbH  hands,  get  clçere  of,  vmmd  hmfelfe  out 
r       "■.%••-.  \      \ 

Vnc  chofca  dclineflcr.///«4f/?/<o  dealem.a  çourfe 
I      tomeddttr»ïth,dWiHgtûfcufflefhr. 
i  Dcfîîicfîiagcr.^D^fmenagçr.  ^  _ 

I  Dcfioclùré  :  m.  éc  :  f.  H«gf ,  vnmea fur  able,  immettfe, 

tuSmthtxceeding  great;  tnomom,excejfiue,  oittragi- 

*  oi(i^vnfatkble,vmeafunableymofi  vnrulieivnbridlcd^ 
Ui*ijh,difnrdcred, immoderate,      ,  ^        . 

Defocfurétnent  :  m.  Ahugenefe,  immenfcnefe,  vn- 
mcapoabtenejfe,  exceeding  greatnefe  y  alfo,  futrap- 
ourneJfe,eHOrmnieyVnfatiable4efe,vnreafonable»eJe, 

-  txtieamcdifoidcr^txcetfiuevnrulineffci      '•.  ^ 

Deiinefura-riént.  Hugely,immenfy,vnmeafurably,  ex- 
ceedintgreaily,  out/agiouJly,vnfttiably,  ex.ce/Jiucly, 
m^  vnrcafonably  ;  the  moft  outoffquare,  out  of  rule, 
oii  of  order  that  may  be.  ^ 

Delmettre^T""  diJplace,orput  out  0fhi4  right  places  a 
member  out  ofioynt  ;  alfo,to  difmiJle,letgoe,lay  dorvn-, 
fi!fo,tQ  depofè. 

•  Scdcli'flcttrc  du  bien  qu'on  ijous  a  fait.Ttf  re /«m, 
Jsnd^or  giue  bacl;e  the  good  turne  one  hath  done  vs. 
Sc (lefinettic  dun 'éi^rcprifc  To  abandon, leaue 
tjf,(leJtltfi<Hn,anentcrpr}fe. 
Se  defticttrc  d'un'officc.  To  rcJtgne,fUrrender,itue 

mr^nojjice.  -  ,.  •     ♦    ^         . 

DeOncu  :«i.  cue  :  î.Kemoued^lteredyput  ojfj  defifimg 

fom.  .        ■    ■     ■     ■    •<    ■    ■  /■■    ■ 

Defineublc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Disfirnilbed,  or  defnued  of 
moueables.'        - 

Dcfmcubler.  To  vnfifrm^,or  deprlue  ofmoutabUs-,  to 
ta!(e  away  the  houjbold-fiuffe  from  a  place. 

Définis  :  m  ilc  :  f.  Vifblaced^poCed',  mi^kctd^ut  out 
tfdutfkce  I  alfo,dtfmfed^efigned,fet  goe,lefi  (fjgt- 
Men  oner-^  alfo,fubmitt^J)umbled,fubmiffiue, . 

DcMîion-.f.  A  demijfmy  depojttion; a  difpkcing, 
miipUc'm\  a  rtfignation  j  difmtSmg,  forgoing,  /- 
Definiflîondc  foy.  An  acknoivlcdgemeHt  of  tenure 
made  by  the  tenant  vnto  his  Land-lord  j  afubmiffion, 
or  humbling  of  him fe  I fi.        '       :-^  ■  -  ' 

Defmocle:  m.  cc  :f.  Emptied yor  depriued  of  marrow; 

Tyt^noettToemptie^erdepiue  ofmarrew,  hence, 

*^o,toiPMa}(en/  ^-j 

Dcfmontc  :  m.ec  :  (.Difmoimted;  tatnen^ot  lift  ofycap, 
orthrtmedorpne,  :    ■/ 

I  DcUnonter.  To  difmount;  to  tak*^^  cafijtr  tifï,  of-,  al- 
I    fi^'difcendytr  goedownetvard,  , 

Dcfîiïontçr  yncanon.  To  difmimt,9r  fbrn»  downe 
*  Canon  mh  counttT'batterie  -,  alfo,  to  tal^e  it  off  the 
eaftiattt 

yçÇnontcr  vn'cfpcc.  To  take  it  out  of  the  hilts, 
{Jclmontcr VH  hotamt.To  vnhorfe  a  man.     , 
^efînontct  vne  n^nxcTo  difame  aJhip,to  dévoile 
jJ^'J^ofaHhermunstun/otdftErnUwre. 
^^f\otQhi.wiaioutp9mdirfnhit  touch.bok:  ^Rab. 
^«mordre.  To  diftaft  -,  to  part  from  jtofvrgoe,  ùue  o- 
^^Mfe4etffàMd.  '^  ^^V.i  *  ** 
A^ttmouvoir.  To  remeut,  ii^lau^  driue  bâc^e,  put 

pom,  .   ,:j:.  ,         . 

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p'fouidedof.  v 

Deihat'urc  :  m.  ec  :  f.  VnnatHYaÙ^  chur!iP);vnl(Pid^ 
ïpHhêUt  naturall  affeAion-^  alfo^ppeâl^tned  through  the  • 
leffening^ot  loffe  of  nature  j  alfo ,  vnnaiufaU^cd  vpon 
hf6  owne  petition ,  of  by  i enouncing  publicl{ly  ^  and  to 
that  end^hu  naturall  Vrince^and  cuuntrcy.      - 

DcfTiatuJcr.ïo  WJi^^  unnaturally  to  iveai^en  in  nature^ 
to  renounce  his  naturall  Prince^  or  Ccuntrcyy  to  th'end 
hemayliuevQhere^andvndefrvhemjhe  lijl. 

Dcfîiervé  :  m,  éc:  f.  Ber caned  of  fmaves  ^  or  of 

llrength. 
Delncrver.  To  bereaueofiJiKwcs^orJlrcngth'^  toivea- 

kf^n/fi feeble  ydcbil!t::tc. 
T)ç(t\i:  m.  An,rfydinyal/ydenying. 
Dcfniaifé:  m.cc  :  f.  That  hath  btene  extrfamelychca- 

tcdyor  gulled  '^alfo^purged  of  the  f?ole^that  bathfeene 

the  Lyons  ;  made  wife^t aught  ivit^by  cojilie  experience^ 

orbymanytricl{sputzponbim. 
DefTliailer.  To  coufcn^chcaty  gull  of  alfo^to  purge  of  the 

foole\  to  make  mfe^or  teach  ivit  by  often  dec  ci  uingy  or 

puttingmany  trices  vpon. 

Sc  Dcûii^LiCçTyOr  DQ{nh\Çcz(Tvithout  Çc.)TotHt  off 

childifhncffey  learnewitygaine expericme^  by  buumg 

bjsene  often  chcated^oy  much  gulled. 
Defiiiafcut:  m.  A  coufcncr^gullerychcateryconnycat- 

cher\  or  y  one  that  mallei  tW  ignorant  grow  cunning  by 

coufcmngthem. 

Defhichc:  m.ec:  f.VnneafiedyOrvnneafiledydriueny 
chafedyorplûcliedoutofaneaftj^oleyor  hold.       . 

Defnicher.T(>  vnneaftle  j  todriue^  chafe  ^  ofplucliecut 
ofaneaftyholCyOrbold. 

Dcfhigration:  (.^4  defiming^Jlaundrring.difcreditingy 
a  bUmiJhmgyOr  blotting  the  good  name  of  ^ 

Dcfhigré  :  m.  éc:  f.  Vefhmedytraducedjreproached^ 
difcr édite dyWhofc  good  name  Ufvulefy  ftainedy  or  ble- 
mifhed. 

Demigrementrni.  ^Dcfhigration.       ^'■ 

Dcfhigrcr.  To  defame^traduccyreproach^difcredity  ble- 
mifhyOrblotthe  good  name  of 

Dclnoué:  m.cc:  fXolfj*edyd((ffolucdyVn\mtyVnbound^y 
vnfbtdedyTepjluedyOUtofioynt. 

Dcmoucmcnt  :  m.Anvn^yingyVnknittingyVnbïnding 

fofl^nots'^)  a  putting  out  ofioynt.  ^        ^ 

Dcfiioucr.  Têvnknit^vrtbin'dyvnty'ydiffolHeyYefolue'y  to 

explicatejmanifèftyvnfhi^ld. 

Sc  Defhoucr  quelque  membre.  To  lopffe  the  bone 
'   jhereofyorputit^utoficynt. 
Dcfhoûcurc  :  f.  ^  Dcfiibuëment  j  alfb ,  a  party  or 

membefofthebodieythatsoutofioyni. 
iDcfilué:  m.  éc  ;  f.  Baredyjlripped-y  bereaued^deprUied-y 

voided yOr  deuoid  of\  cleane  without.  ^ 

Vn  enfant defhué.  Baredofflefhytkatbath  nought 

but  5* m  and  bone  left  on  it. 
Defhucr.  To  bareyjlripyturnenaliedy  be/edue^  depriuey 

orvoidof. 
Dcfobcir.  To  difobejyYepfi  anthoritie  j  beflubborney  rr- 

flie^vnrulii.  ' 

Dcfobcïflancc  :  f.  Vifobedienceyftubbomnepyheadi^ 

nèffeywilfidâeffi/eftinefeyvnrulinefe.         « 
Dcfbbéïflant.  Vifobedient;ftubborne y  vnrulieyrtfiiOy 

felf^mUedifuUen-y  hardy  flifyvnpliant.         ■^^.. 
Dcfobligc:  m.  it:i..T>ifom^dydifc^^^^^^^  aU  | 

>    ùbn^tion^orbthtuldingneffe.  ,.^t"    --U* 

Dcfobliccr.  To  difibligej  to  teUafey  or  difcbêrif  of  a 

bondySacquitofanobngatton.  v^^ 

DeiblatloH  :  f-  "Defilat'fMy  deuaftattony  eitreathe  foil- 
V     tarmhy  ir  lonelineffe  j  vtttr  rmnt^  deftruHion. 

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Dcfolc  :  m.  cc  :  £  Defilate.deaveHeydifarti  madefih 
litane 'y  abandoned  of  all  cêmfirt^orcompanie. 

Defolcmcnt:  m,  Adefolating^extreamerpaftini^M'* 
\mg  defarty  or  folitarici  a  ruining  ^  vtter  defiroy^ 
inj.  ^  • 

Dcfolcmcnt,  Dtfilatefyyfolitarifyi  without  foUce^com- 
fbn^or  companie. 

Dcfolcr.  Todefoiatâi  makelonelie.filitarieydiavelie^ 

or  defarL  j  to  dcuafl,  waft  extrcamefyy  rume  x'/- 

terly. 
Dc(opm\c:tn.  CCI  f.rnftopped Jet  open. 

Ddbppiler.  To  vnftopyvnjhut.orfet  open. 
Dcfordonnancc  :  f.  Difarray,  diforder,  breach  ofor^ 

'  de7yConfùfio)i.         "  ^ 

Defordonnc  :  ro.ce  :  f.  Diforderlie,difordinateyvnru^ 
Hey  diforderedy  outragiouSy  vnbridledy  out  of  all  good 
•     compaffc.  .  '     . 

Dcfordonnément.  Viforderlyy  difordinatelyydifhrde^ 
redl)\  vnrulilyy  outragioujlyy  without  mednOy  without 
m  a  fur  e^  without  any  manner  of  order. 

Dclbrdrc  :  in-  Vifordery  confufionyvnrulinejfey  ftcenti^ 
OHfneQeyexcèffe. 

.  Dcfbrcrcs.  Trom  henceforth. 

Déformais,  ret  ;  for  all  that  j  alfo\from  henceforth. 

Defoflcrm.  ec:  i^  Vnboned^  whofe  bones  are  tal^en 

out.  -^ 

Defbjnfcr.ro  tal^e  outyOt  awayythe  bones  from^  to  depriue 

of  bones. 
Defburat.  Deflowred  before  her  time.  ^Langucd. 
Defburdi;  m.  ie :  f.  Vnwouen-y  vnwound-y  donty  and 

vndone.  v 

Defburdi  r .  To  vnweaue  ;  vnwind\  to  doe  y  and  vndoCy 

orvndoe  what  is  alreadiedone. 
Dcfpaïfc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Banijhedyor  driuen  out  of  bis  natu^ 

rail  countrey  ;  alfoygrowne  courtbeyOr  hauing  lefï  rude 
"countrey  faisions.  *^ 

Dcfoaïfement  :  m.  The  abandonmg  of  y  or  driuing  one 

out  ofy  his  naturall  countrey  *y  atfOy  a  leauingofrude 

countrey  fujhions.  V^       . 

Dcipaifer.Ttf  driuoyor  fend  out  of  his  naturall  country-y 

Sf^Depaifcr. 
^D€^ziivx.Tofeedygra\eypallure. 

Despampe  :  m.  ce  :  f.BaredyOs  a  VmOy  ofleaues. 
Despampcr.  To  vnleafèy  bare  of  Uauesy  pull  the 

leaues  of  a  y^ine  &c. 

La  vignc,  ou  la  Rofc,  fc  dc^ampc.  Sheeds  her 

leauesyor  leauie  bratuhts.  ^^      y 
Defpainprcr.  «  Dcfpampcr. 
Dcspaqueté  :  in.  ce  :  f.  Fnpact(edi  brok(n  open  4$  a 

paclfeyor  packet,  r 
Dc^aquctcr.  To  vnpacl(e]to  rifie^  openy  or  breatfevp 

apacktt.  ■       ^  :  .'^ 

Dtvp2XZ%cim.ct\î.T>iSparaged.      ^' 
Dcspar^cr.  To  diïpara^  ;  to  offer  vntOyOr  impofi  on^a 

man  vf^tyorvnworthie  conditions. 
Deipaitcmcnt4;if  Département. 
DcspSUtilMwtf  Départir.         ^  ..  .,,  ^^  . 

Scdefputit/Tâéediuidedy  to  party0  jpeafimdèr. 
Dcfoarty.  éuDc^am.  .  ^.^  1 

Dcspecé  :  m.  ^  :  f.  VfmembredypeecemeàUdy 

peecii  5  puUed^luckedjrent^  torne  afunder. 

Ddpccc  à  girands  coups  ^'injures.  Ext^eamefy  re^ 

mUicrueUyratUd^iblyraikdon^ 

Dcfpcccmcnt:  m.  ^  difkembrhtgypeecemealingyOr 
cutting  iHPeeciSy  apumgykreslpng^rendiftgy  or  Uê^ 
ringafimder. 

Dc^iecer.  To  difmmkry  piecemak,  cut  mpeech^ 
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Dcfpcccr  fon  fîcf.  oi  Defnicmbrcr  Ton  fief. 

Dcfpcinâ:  :  m.  de  :  f .  Vnpaintcd  j  whcfe  paiming  u 

dejkcedylufter  decayed  y  colours  wornCyOr  blotted  o^. 

a^Oydi  Dcptmd:.  -   -  y*    J 

Dcspcindrc.  To  vnpaint  ;  tû  deface ^blemijhyray^blct 
or  put  outythings  painted.      /  /  / 

DcÇcint.  ^  Dcfpcinâ.        ; 

Dcspcnaillé:  m.ee:  f.  Raggedytorne^tattered -,  fUof 
cloutSyYagSytattevs.:  r     / 

Dcfpencc:  f.  A  larder ^fiorehoufey  gardemanger-^alfo 
bûufchold  wine 'y  or^fmatl  wine  mingled  withr^l 
ter. 

Dcfpencc: m.  ée:f.  T>if}tndedy  expended Jpm^^hi- 
^aped^or  difpofed  of.  "  ^  ^ 

Dcfpcnctr.To  difpend^fpendyexpend-^  beftcw^difpofe  cf, 
Despencerie  :  f.  A  SpenceyLardeYyStorehoup^jhriiç. 

tuais. 
Defpendaiiçe:  f.  A  dependancie  ;  a  relying^or  h^im 

on.  ■  ^^;\ 

Defpendeur  :  m.AfpenderJauifheryfpend-thrifî^vcé^ 
goodyriotous  or  prodigall  fèllofw. 

Dcfpendcux:  m.eufc  :  f.  SpendfiiUyWaJlfiH/wtm^ 
lauijhyprodigallyexpenfiue. 

Defpcndre:  m.  (Subftantiuelyyfpendingyexpenct^mn 
this  Prouerbe: 

Au  defpcnarc  gifl  le  profit.  There's  gaine  madt  hj 
(fome)fpending  ;  er,  (not  much  vntil(e  our)  Euerf^m 
and  euer  bare 'y  Lool(e  Vïofit. 

Dépendre.  To  difpend^fpendyexpend^dpiburfeybîfim^ 
impU^Jayoutvpon'yaljbyasDcpcndïc.' 
Dcfpendre  tout.  To  wajîy  confumeyorfquanderd 

^  away. 
DeJ^endre  trop.  Toprodigali'^  it  y  lauijhy  erUy 
out.*  '  . 

\^ Autant  dcfpend  diidic  que  large:  Prov  .  loo\t 

.Chiche. 

Prou  dc(pendre,&  peu  gaiencr  factage  le  mcfna- 
";er  :  Vro.  Lauijh  expence  ana  little  gaine  put  a  hoitft^ 
jeper  to  much  paine.  ^ 

Ce  que  chiche  efparene  large  delpcnd  :  Pro.  tm 
which  the  wretch  doth  fpare  the  wafter  fpends. 
Qui  bien  gaigne^  &  bien  dcfpend*  ne  liiy  fcut 
bourfe  i  mettre  argent:  Sc^Qui  plus  defend  cu'il 
nepourchafTe^l  ne  luy  faut  pas  de  bcfacc  :  Pio.ft 
that  fpends  éiU  be  getSy  or  y  prodigally  wafts  any  m'h 
needs  rtot  a  pur fe  with  the  rich  (butmaynadafirii 
with  the  poorer      r         .  ;   ^  ^ 
Qui  plus  qu*il  n'a  vaillant  ckfpcnd^il  fait  h  corde 
à  quoy  fc  pend  :  PraHe  thatfoenditb  about  his  Abir 
litiejmay  at  length  hang  himfelfe  with  great  agditie* 
Trop  tard  fc  rcpcnd  qui  tout  ddpcnd  :  Prov.»*^» 
aWs  confm'dripentémce  comes  too  latCior/epentanct 
isneuer  imfiafin  with  one  thats  euer  anvnthrifi^ 

Dcfpcndu :  m. uc :  f. Difpendedjpenty exptnded^bt- 
ftamdyimployedy  layedâutvponi  alfOyprodiialtXf^>^' 
uifbedyfajbt  out  ;  waftedyconfumedyf^uandered  awaj^ 

Dépcnsim.ExpemOy/coJlyc)Hirgei  ur^expcnctsydiikm^' 
mcMtsJayings  outycoftsyond  charges. 
Maifbn  dc  dc^cns.  Loo{e  Maifbn.     |^  ^ 

De^nfaire:m.4;^Diipen(airc.  ^^Vv     .. 

Despenfe:  (.charge  ycofflyexpcnceiory^  expmttilfi^' 

ptndmi^^laymgoutofmonir,m/^^^^ 
eS^m  :  m.iti  f.  Pifpendti,f^Jtxptnded'y  dij^ 

►efpcnfcr.  r»  dif^hi^^ni,  txf€ni\  ht^ft'M'^'. 

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l>iodiiaU,vntbifi^^^^  ^n,lamjb  of.ex^ 

Dcfcenficrc  :  f-  '^  Dcfpcnccric  j  ^ /y3,  ^  w;«j;^  c^f  f  r, 
•  keeper,ofdiifoferofv$auals. 

Defpcrche;  in-cc  :  f.  V^npearched^^thrtMneJbedttn^ 
Jjètched,off(i'ft^rcb.  '  ^    ^ 

Demcrthcr.  To  vnpearch  j  /(?  throw^beat^orjètch^offa 

pearch.  . 

Delperonne:  m.  cc:  f.  Without f^urm. 
Dcspcronncv.  To  depriue  of Jpurres.       .  ^ 

Desperfliadéim.éerfl  VijjUàded.  (v      ^ 
Desperfuader.  rt?  diffuade.  *  V 

Dcspefchc  :  f.  Adilpatchy  bafiy  riddance-^  di/charge. 
Desppiche  :  ro.  ce  :  f.  T>ispatchedy  haftenedy  r/W, 

/rii  ^»'^;'  ^/^/^VJ^  î  alfoy  deliueredy  freed^  difchar^ 

•  Dclpefcher.  To  haflen ^dispatch y  fid ^  fend av^ay  quicl^- 
lyl  to  tal^e  d  Jpeedie  càurfe  with ,  mal^e  a  jpeedie 
end  ofy  alfoy  to  deliuer,  feCydifcharge^y  Loo\e  Dc-. 

Eefcher.      .    : 
)clpercher  au  petit  point.  To  canuaffe  throughly ^ 

curry  Coundlyytake-vp  for  halting.        * 

Deipc/îi:  m.  ie  :  f.  Vnthiclienedyor  made  thinner,  alfoj 

clarified.  .       *  -,  .  ^ 

De/pçiîîr .  To  vnthiclieny  ormal^e  thinne^  alfoy  to  cla- 
rifie.        ••■  '"y  • 

Despçftré : m.ée :  f. VnpefleredyCleeredydUintangledi 
vmvoundyvnjbuldedyrid  out  of 

Defpeflrcr.  ':^o  vnpefterydmntangle  j  tmfouldy  vmvindy 
cletreydeliuer/idout  of 

Defpeuplé  :  m,  ce  ;  f.'DUpeopledyOYvnpeopledydisin" 
babîtedl  -  ^. 

Dclpeuplèr.  Td  dUpeopUfir  vnpeople-y  todUinbÈHte. 

Despic.  ^  Dcpic. 

Dcspieça.  1^  tf|^^* 

Despiecé,  Dcspiecemcnt,  &  Dcspiccerj  Look^ 

DcfpcccjDcfpçccmcnt^ér  Dc(pcccr, 
Defpit:  m.  De/pigbtyfpighty angery/pleem,  fiomac\ey 
vexation^  . 

M  n*cft  fi  grand  defoît  que  de  pauvre  orgueilleux: 
Prov.  There's  no  aespight  to  that  hf  a  proud  beg" 

Defpitant.  Dejpigbting ,  fpighting  ;  angringy  vexing^ 

iJeipité:  m.  ce  :  f.  Angriiyvexedyjumingycbafingyfnuf 

fingat'yofendedymoodie^ucbmoued. 
Detoiter.  To  dejpigbty  fpigbt^  9rdoea  tbin^  înfpigbt 

Scddpiter.  To  be  exceeding  angfieytoffetyfmey  I 

^Aifj?,  fiomacJie  extreamefy  j  /a  ^4ifef  m  great  fcome. 

dudgeojLorfnuffe*       m     '    m«.  -       'c' 

^^itcuferacnt.  Defpigbtfiltyy  mojl  angrifyymodifyi 
j^^cioujfyimtb  great  fpleentyor^^^^ 
^«piteux: m.cufe:  £.Teflieyfimi(hM$ghtfiByfio^ 

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^c$itonnc  :  m.  ce  :  £  iramardi  eoyyfquemljh. 
^esplace:  m.  éc:  t  DUplaced' 

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uineffe  j  alfOy  a  di/pleafurcy  or  iU  turne  j  as  Defplai- 
fîr. 

Dtf]^hiùint.DifpUaJingyOf€nfiueyt'roublefomeyVnplea- 
fantyirkefome. 

Elire  defplaifant  de.  Tt?  f^^î»  ill  part  yorynot  to  be 
rv  elle  ont  entedvpith.      • 

De^Iaifîr;  m.  AdifpleafureyOfenceJbâd office yillturny . 

afffontyt^rongyiniurie  ;  /r(?«6/if  j  preiudice. 
Desplaiiché  :  m.  ce:  f.  Vnfiooredy  or  y  whofe  floofe  is 

/"tal^enzp.  .  ^ 

Deiplancher.  To  ta^éyOrpuUzp  the  (boor ded)  floùre 
of 

D'efplantc  :  m.  ée  t  iJ>i^lantedypbicl{ed  vp  by  the  toot -y 

vnplantedyvnfetyremoued.  *'         .       ' 

Derplanter.T(?  di6plantyOrplucl(evp  by  the  root^  to  vn- 

plantyvvfetyremoue.  • 

Defplié:  m.  ée:  î.vifplayedyvnpïaitedy'î^nfhulded'yma- 

nt^ftedyniadeplaineylayedopenyfpread  abroad.  - 
Dcfclicment;,m.  ^n  vnfi)uldmg  ;  difplayingy  vn- 

plaiting  ]  plaining  j  manïjèfting  •*  opening  y  difcoue- 

ring. 

Defpllement  des  iambes.  The  mmblenejfe  of  the 

legges  J  or  y  a  nimble  aejiirringy  or  gathering  vp  there- 
.   of 

Defolier.  To  di/playyvnplaityvnfiuld'y  wanîfijly  mal^ 
plaine  Jay  openyfpread  abroad.         % 
Delplier  les  jambes.  To  runne  lightly  y  nimbly  Jo  i?e- 
ftirre^or  gather  vpyhis  le gges.  *. 

Dcjfoliile  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Vnfiuldedy  vnplaitedy  vwm'inc* 
k^d. 

Dc{pliffcï.To  vnfouldyvnplait  ;  vhwrinl^teyvncrumpley 

fmooth^plaineiLool(^eDcp]îCcv. 
Dcfpliflure:  f.  ^nvnfiuldingy  vnplaitingyvnwrînc- 

/[lingyvncrumplingi  afmootbingy  plaining  ,  malting 

plaine.  -  - 

Defplorable:  com.  Lamentableydeploreable  j  remedi- 

leffeyde/berateypaftdUrecouerie. 
Desplore.  ^^e  Deplore. 
Desployé:  m.éc: f.  DifplayedyOpenedyVnfiuldedy/pred 

abroad.  y^ 

*A  voile  dcfpIoyceTw'i/i^  m^t  andmaine]  asfkfty 

or  as  mucbyos  one  canK^^^^ 

Defoloyer.  m  Defplierj  tovnfbuldy  or  lay  open  vnto 
vlew^  as  à  Marchant  bis  war  es  y  or  a  fedler  bis  pact^e, 
inaMart{et.  :   . 

Delplumatibn.  1^(7^1;^  Deplumation.  # 

Desplunîc  :  in.  ce  :  f.  'Pitted  y  or  berefï  of  fea- 
thers. 

Dcfplutnet.Toplumeytnrdeprîueoffiathers. 

Despluvié*  Toîfts  despluvicz,  (  C'cft  â  dirc^faiôs 

cndosd'AShc)  I^ife^tw/erDos. 
Deipochç  :  m.4e  :  £  Vnpoucbed^  o/rydrowne  out  of  a 

poucb.  :^<I^VT  ■  /' 

Dclpocher .  To  vnpouchy  draw  out  of  a  pouchyor pocket. 
T)çsço\&r.TovnpkchyùrgtithepU^^ 

Despoflcde  :  m.  ce:  f.  Vijpoffeffed^  put  oui  ofptffef 

Dc^offdcr .  To  t^^fejji ,  to  put  out  ofpofef. 

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Dcfcotc:  m.  Ji  7)efpoti  :  tbechiejè,  w  foiter«$gni 

iMiifaCotintreyi  / 

lyt^mtti.Abootieyfrh^ 

enemisiê^o,  the  skiny  fill,  or  bide  of  a  bufi  j  aU 
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Les  delpouiDcs  dc  iardins.  H^eedesi  wHherei,  or 

diodbmhsi  ft  fife  y  or  out-caji  ftaftfl[es  ^  Uaues^ 

^c.  , ..  \;  -,  ■  •>■- 

:>  La'ddpouitlc  de  terres.  C^rnejbayi  âU1(ind  of  fruits 

tommint  in  bj  Hmbandrie  j  or  of  themfelsàcs  jeeUed 
y  hyor  otherupire  gotten  mtbiHygrounds. 

La  dclpouiUc  de  vignes.  Gr^^w,  j 

Dcspouulé :  m.  ce  :  (.  Striptydifarrâyedytmclotbcdi 

deSu^dydfpriucdyVnfirnjJhedof^fobbedypilled^poIr' 

ledi  alfoJlayed,muedy7jncoâted. 
ï)crpoumC''ZUtQb.SacrilegioH^,âùar'^oylingyCb 


^dejpoyling. 

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Dcspouillcment.  A  dejpoyrmgy  tàl(ing  off,  or  atp^  ;  a 
^:  firippingy  difarraying\  deprmingy  or  imfirnijhing  ofy 

a  fl^yini  ;  a  muingy  a  cafting  of  the  sl(inyOr  coat. 
Dçfpouiîler.  Toftripyvnclothydifarrayi  to  deïpoyUy 
,    ta{eawéiyy  vnfirnifhy  depriUe^  or  bure  of;  to  roby 

piUypoleyjff^oyle;  alfOjto  flay  yOrtal(e  the  slijm  off  ^^ 

Defpouillcr  vn  cerfj  ti  ireal^evp  a  Deere. 

S  c  Dhçipouillcr .  To  vjxlotb  bmfelfi  j  to  mue  bim- 

felfi\  to  cafi  his  coat^oti  ^^ 

Se  deipouiller  avant  que  fe  coucher  ;  to  matie  hU 

heiresy  in  bis  life  time  y  abfolute  Maiden  of  aU  he 

bath.      ' 

On  ne  peut  dcfpdUifler  vn  homme  nud  :  Prov.  Of 
.  a nal(ed man  who  can  haue clothes?  Where  there  is 

nothin^^theJ^tnglôofes  his  rights. 
DcCpomcr.To  expulfcyOf  tbruflouiof.     - 
Dcspourprc;  m.  cc:  f.  Hijofe  ^urplejbue  is  lofl^atte^  - 

redyOr decayed.  '         l    ,i         *  • 

Se  Dc^ourprcr.  To  loofe  it  purple  hue. 
Dcspouvycu^asDcfpiouvcUy  rnprouided. 
Dcspravatîon.  ^  cortupting^deprouingymârringia 

cfool{ingywryingyfpoyling. 
Delpravé:  m.  ce:  f .  Deprauedj^  marred^  cotruptedy 

Meâ.  ^     ,^^:        \     . 

DcIpraYcr.  Ta  depraueyCorruptyviciatOy  ^oyloy  marre^ 

malfc  crooktdyWteflyWry  to  bad  purpofes^ 
Dciprcnikc^To  loofe  fromyto  let  bis  bold  goe. 
Délier.  '^vnprayydkintreat^y^rèuol^eafuityrecaU 

prayersydefire  to  the  contrary,    v        r  -^ 
Defpris:  n,  Difeftèemeydel^fall^  negleB^  little  regardy 
•  fmali  refpett^ontempit^rdifdaine  of, 

©cfpris  de  Dieu.  Impietieyipict/d^effkyVnffMiê^ 

nejfeyextréamevngodlinefe.  *  •  .  ^     . 

Delprilablc: corn.  viUybafe.deMUbley  tontempth 

Dcfprifé  :  nu  ce:  £  T>^ifhetnedynit0e4t^mé^ 
light  of  pr'ifedvtrie  km  ;  de^ifedydifiUinedy  €0»^ 
^  ttmneds  afOy^i^aifed^^difcommende^^ 

Ddprifêment:  va.  A  iUfifkemmg^egUamt,  Imfri- 
fin  î  di^fiiu  JiTdâiamg ,  cmmmg  ;  imnifi^ 
bUmàMg^uHâmmHg, 

Ddprifer.  Têéif^ie^y  viBpemt^  tugUOy  mél(e  Bgbt 

temn,  éifîUm  j  âffk,  tt  bUm,  condemm,  élfrà^, 
Jifccmtueiul,  ^ 

Defprifèrdre:£  Jt  éSfèJUemerefe,  de^tflrtp,  §r 

'DdfitiStmim.AéifiJUimtr,  Meg/tatr/lfl^/rdip' 
Ddpnfônné  :  m/e:  f.  l>iàmfrifiMeiiée6mtifi$m, 


g»t  $ut  ofjfr^»n  -y  fi  et  dy  fit  at  liber  tie. 
Deiprifbnner.  To  vnprifiHy  or  disimprifon  j  to  deiiuer 
from,  to  get  y  or  take  y  out  of  frifon-y  to  free  j  to  fit  at 
l'Amie. 

»rouvcu:  m.cuc:f.  VnfrouidedyimpmiÇhtd- 
dêuûidofywitbout.    .       ,        '  * 

^  A  dc^tourcn.  At  vnai»iares  y  mthout  tbvilfiHgof 
or  looking  fir  j  or,vntbougbt  onyvnlookedfir  j  tmppm 
M  Mofe  tooke  bis  Mafe.  .     .        ^' 

Dcfpiicelc  :  tn:éc  :  f.  Depucelatedy  deflomedymmai- 
dene d y  depïuédofy  or  tbat  bath  lofty  ber  ààién-. 
head.  '  \  ' 

Efpce  dc^cclcc.  Tbat  bath  beene  imbrued  j  that 

bath  beene  dipùedinyOrfèafoned withybloud'ythat  bath 
^  drawne  bloua.  '  ** 

Dc^UCflcr.  Td  depucelatey4efl<mreytâ1ie  the  maiden^ 

head  of  depriue  of  her  maidenhead. 
DdpuccUaigc  :  m.  Vepiscelagé^adeflowmgi 
DcspuccHcment  :  m.  A  depucelatingyor  defloi»rini  ; 

the tal(ingof  a  maidenhead. 

Dcfpumé  :  m.  ce:  f.  Sfummed'^larifiedyjpbofèfvme, 
or  froatb  is  taken  axoay^ 

Defpumcr.  To  clan  fie  j  to  femme  the  fhamey  or  frothy 
^   off.  '      -  * 

Dcfracher.  To  pluc^e  offyor  teare  (npay.^^zh. 
Dcfracinc:  m.  ce  :  f.  Rooted vpyor out  ^ plucked vpbj 
^    theroots.  •  r      ' 

Defracinemcnt:  ài;  ^rootingoutyapluclen^vpb) 

theroot.  * 

Defraciner.  Toderacinateyrootoatyorpluclf^e  vp  bytht 
"    root.       :  'r-  .-  ■%  ■  -  "^    • 

Dcfraifon  :  i.  Wrongy  imufliceyvnrèafbnableneffcyjpgnt 
ofredfon.  .    , 

Deiraifbnnablc  :  corn.  ivrongfiUy  vtfmfiy  vmeafi- 

y  nable. 

Dcfraiïbnne:  n\.  ce  t  f.  without  reafony  bereft  of  res- 

/^-    / 
Deframé  :  miée:  îJViibouibougbesyOr  branches-yV^bofc 

bougbes  haue  bene  cutyand  Ippped  offi 

Deframer.  To  vnpearcb^  to  'pùscke  off  y  or  puUimnt 

fromabougb'ytoridybareyOr  depriue  of  bougbes. 

Defrangé-c  m.  ce:  f.  Dipranliedy  difbrderedy  difsr* 
fared.  '■■'"'.'         -.^  ----/--■i^4;^^^^^ 

Dcfranger. .  T&  difran^ey  difarray^  difbtier^  to  tbru^ 
ont  ofbis  ré^e,  put  out  ^  may  ytmiujmt  ofnr 
Mer.  ■'■■^  ■'■  •  ■*•■  ••*•'•. 

Défraye  :  m.  ce:  tl)ifardéredytftt  bfprderanâim% 

'  out  of  his  due  place.       '  *     .^^ 
Defreiglé:  m-  çc  :  î.  Vnruùi ^  difordi^^ 
'giousyvnbridled'y  vnmamterliey  mmoderateyimnio- 
défi  ;  irregular  y  vmreafom^Uy  vnmeafisrablêy  9Ut  of 

Dd&dekinént:  m.  Vriru&iiiff€^ydùfofdtryO*m^\ 
^mmodoratenefpfy  immodeBiOy  Imtflmefley  oittùifbingi 

trreguuruie.  : 

Dcfieiglénifcnt.  Vifirderedlfy  vnrulify^^igwm 

immSlerguljfy  immodeftfy }  m  iffiium^  bejmi.  tH 

meâiu^itMMtâttmearnre.  ' 
Se  Ddrelder.  r#  be  vnridie,  w  tmreafiiuibU  y  t» 

Afirderlùmfelfi  i  f  be  out  êfêrdtr,  wt  i^<»« 

jyAnê:  tUÎMfiificationyOrfroeifioftbiieiifMllf 
eàâOyOrfiayrvbergmUbâimmuam^tdkfbii»' 

aerfarie.  CNorm.  ,. 

T>tùtm.Todtrt»iei  têiufitfie^mOBtgMliff^deKj' 

tUofaMtBMÛB.  fNorm.  ,  . 

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befroDbant. 

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Ddrcunié  :  *-'te  :  f-  «*"/?  rhame  it  dried  vp. 
DcSeumer.  r«»  dry  v{k  the  rhevme.  '■    , 

Defridant.  Tkmi ,  fmotbmg  j  too(femng ,  yZac^^ 

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DeèSé:  ai.  éc  :  f-  Vnwnnlfledyvnfilded^plmidJînoO' 
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Delf  ider.  T^ovnfildyvmvr  initie yOr  take  ai»ffy  mm\^i\ 

to  fmooth^  plancycr  mal(€  plaine,  i 

Dcfridcr  Ici;  voUcs^cordcs,  &Ci  ta  loojferiyor  flactien^ 


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cfrivc  :  na.éc  :  f.  l^nrtuetted\  alfè^i 


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out  of\  ft,  ouerflowMg,breal(mg  puer  it  banlfesy  or  or^ 
dinarie  channeU.  -,      . 

Dclrivcmcnt.  Anvnriuettingi  alfOy  an ouer flowing^ 
brealfingouety  going  out  0 fit  bani^es^  %r  or  dinarie 

channel!^  '  ^ 

Defriver.  To  vnriuet  ;  to  bojfen  a  ndyle^  or  taHi/e  out  a 

pinnethatisriuetted.         ^      ^     , 

Sc  defriver.  Tovuerfiarp^brea^eoukr^goeoutofit 

banks^or  ordinarie  cbanneU.  •  '  . 

Dc(roDb2d^t.SteaUng^filchingJu)xhing^^^ 
Defrobbc  :  m.  cc:  f.  StoUen^filched^med^lmched^ 

pilfiird'yol/o^contriued. 

Enfant  deffobbe  i  that  was  begotten  in  AduUerie. 

Vn  huis  dcfrobbe .  Afecret^  or  prime  dore. 
Deirobbcei  la  dQkoDbécJMu$ly:fecretfyJyfi^^ 

couertfyyClofefyyynderbanJ. 
Ddrobbcmcnt  :  *m.  SteaUk^afi^almgyfikhingypilfi^ 

rm^mmmingjlurchinp 
D^(îohhçt.TofieakyplchypUfirypkk^^ 

>^  to  lurcbypriuifyto  tai(ej[ècretfy  toitkhdraw^m. 
)efrobbcr  la  boflc  a  S.Roch-,  lMkjj3oSc. 

U  eft  caut  larron  qui  dcfrobbe  i  vrilarron  :  Prov. 

l^^uacwtfangtbeefitbatrobtAtbeefi. 
Dclrobbciir:  to.  A  tbeejèyfieaUr^kber pilferer jnmh 
^^^.fjfrtojner. 
l>cirochc:  nu  cc  :  £  Takfny  orhemdwt  of  a  rêcl(€i 

viùlMfypiéUedyCaftybeaten^brffmneyUfi 
^asée  broken  pieces  of  a  roclfO.  ^>  rt..   .p      , 

Dcfiochcr.  To  beatJhr  benf  oM  of  a  rockfi  ;  atfif^vietm- 

If  topkUJbréal^ytbr<n»damtei  alfo^têpUdmmepâê 

^ebfolmpeecesofa:roc1(e.^r^  ^  !  ;  - 

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rJy^'otdneJPe.tr  cmpdp. 
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Ddroutc  :  £  A  rout^brealiing,  difcomfitwn ^putting  to 
fliiht.  ^ 

Dcfroute:  m.  cc:  f.  'Put^  firced^  0'  inticed  olé  of 

:    the  way  ioifoybrolien^difcomfited^  put  into  routyvnto  I 
flij^bt.  ^ 

Dcfrouteemcnt.  Cleaneawryyosoneoutofthewaj^ 
onethatsputbyyordriuenfromjhisway. 

Rcfufcr  tout  dcfroutecmcnt  ;  to  rfjife  wholly ^  vt- 
ter fy ^altogether \  or  to  put  a  demaunder^by  an  abfolute 
defiyallycleane  out  of  the  way  of  renewing  his  rcqueft  j 
or  to  breathe  bis  heart,  or  crujh  his  hopes,  by  a  rcfolute 
denyall. 
Dcfrouter.  to  put  by,  driae  fiom,  intice  out  of,  the 
way  i  alfo,  tobreakf,  difcomfit,  put  mo  rout, or  vnto 
flight.  V 

ïicuoy:\ti.î>ifoTder,difàrray,vmuli^^ 
asV^cÇmoy. 

Deiroyé.  ^  bclarroy  c. 

Dcfroycr.  To  diforder,difafray,driue  out  of  order, pkt 

_    out  of  array  I  See  Dcfarroyer. 

Dclruer.  Togoe amiffe,orloofe klsway, ma  townei  fè 

mjflalie  one  fir  eetpr  another.  ^ 

Defrumc:  m.  cc  :  £.  RidoftbeRhtwme,  dryedvpas 

aKbewme.  / 

Ddrumcr.  Torid,or  dry  vp,the  Khewme. 
Dcirune:  m.cc:  (J)i/ordered/liiiufied,peruerted,vit^ 

fitly  disioyned,  ill-fouoredly  tal^en  a/isnder,  orfet  toge^ 

Defruncr*  To  d'tforder,^dkiufi,  peruert ,putoùt  of 
fijhion,  or  array ,  a  thing  which  before  was  euerie 
way weU fitted-,  ill-fituoredly  to tal(e  afunder ,  orfet 
^'ojretbet.      ^  /      /;  " 

Dcisacrc:  m.  cc  :  £  Trophaned,  vnhalhwed,yiola- 

DtlCiacc.To  propbane^vioUttyVnhaU  *: 

Dcflaifi:m.ic:£  Diffefed,disp(f^^ 

reaued^utoutof 
Dcff^à^C:  i A  dilfeifinydi^off^^ 

reautmenti  a  ioojjîng,fitgàing,  or  letting  goehis  hçU  \ 
'^  ofi  if$  JjMjnsfi  prâpetiy,a  yééïding  offoffeffion^or  the 

kaue  giuiffby  ibefiUtf  ynto  the  purcbafor,  to  enter 

into  the  land  fold.    '^  ;       ; 
ScDc(raiiirdc«  fodiffeifiJi^fefeJ^ereaue/Upriue 

bim/èlfè  of,  to  fifgoe, ffue  ouer, lâojji,or letgoe^ bù 

hoidofi.  -,,-.,,^ 

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fcftraied.     ■  ■/  •  •  .  jf  . 

Dcflèmblcr.  To  difaffembk ^ dls)&}'ne ^  diuideyfepe' 

Dcflenglc/^  DeflanglcT 


De(rcnj:;lcr.  To  vngirthyor  looffenthe  ghtbes  cf. 
DcfÇcntC.  The  Cmt  proceeding  from  a  rheipmc. 

Dcflcrpilleurs  dcpaflans.  Rifle)  h  ranfacl^en  ^fpaf 

fengers  j  robbers  by  the  high  way.         ^ 
DcÏÏcrvCiiAfuddaine  looflwg,ope?iirigyvnflMling'y  re- 
tcaJi?igydifcbargingyinlargwgyOrfttii/!g  at  large-^avio- 


'     Icnt^  or  quiche  letting  goc. 
Dcflcrrc:  m.  cc':  f.  Rtleafcdy 


opcncdyvnjhuty  loojjedy 
'.  dtrchitrgedyfet  at  large. 
Dcflcrrcr.  r^  looJJCyO/Jct  at  targe-y  to  reUafe^difcbargCy 

open;vnll)ut,vndoei  ^  /  !'    - 

Deflcrt  :  m.  Thelafl  courjiyOrferuiceat  table i  of fruitSy 
'^'^'^^omfifSyfivcctmcJtSy&c.  -,  / 

DefTcrtc  :  f.  ^  Dçfl'crti  or^thereuerfion  of  a  meakyal- 

fo.mcrttyOrdeferuing.  '>: 

DcdciTicc  ;  £  A  disfermcCy  démérite  y  ojfenceyiU  office  y 

riitfdeâr.       '  '     •  -  '      . 

DclTc r vir.  To  doc  one  iUferuicCyOr  bad  offices. 

rXf  flcrvir  ûjs  tabic.  T(?  takeaway  the  table. 
Dcflcrvitciir  :;m.^  tabU-attendantydno/dinariewah 

Dcfievcli '•  m.let  f.  Disinterred yvnburied.         % 

DeflcvcVir-  ï  <>  dmnterreyZnbHneytalievpy  or  ont  of  the 
.      ground.       .  "  '   .  /   y.  • 

DciTcvrc:  n\cc:f.  Disfeueredypartcdyfundered. 

J^cÇicytcï.TodiJpuerypartyfimder.' 

Deflficcatif.  ^  ucGccziif.pefficatiuèyOr  drying  vp, 
X^ç{f\Cgc:m.ét:f.FreedfromaJiegc.  * 

Dc/Tjtkcr.  To  raift  ajiege/ofreè  fromfiege. 
a^^PcIÎiIIg  :  m.  ce  :  {.VnfeiUdyvnboodv^in\t^  wbofe ej/tSy 
?^  or  fi0)t  is  operred. 

Defliilcr.  To-vnfceleyvnhbodrvinl^C'yOpcn  the  eyes  ofyre^ 
flore  vnto fight.  •  .      V^^     ■     _^ 

Deflincr,  or  father  Dcfchircr.  To  rendyOrteare. 

Dcfling.  ir^Dcflcing. 

Dtefloive  :  m.  cc  :  f.  whofe  thirfl  is  quenched^  -^ 
Sc  Deilbiver.  To  quench  the  thirfi.     .      n^C 
Dcflfolc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  I^nfolcd  i  th^  bottom  ifwbofefooty 
'    0r  hoofi  if  pared  quite  an^ayl    '     *  '?^ 

DeflblcT  vn  cheval.  Têvnfùhy  tù pare  atifoy^  wholly 
cut  àfytbe  bptt0me  of eÊfêfes foot.  ': 

Dcffongcr^Tfifwi^ojJ^  to 

(iPfalieoutofadieameJtarting.  -    -^^^^^^ 

.  Ddlofcclc  :  in.cc:  £  Vuimbanted^nbetpk€b€dJ^j( . 
Dcflbrcclar.To  duituhMt;uvbemtcb^vfim^ 
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DcUbi^.  adverb.  Vndn^beneathJ^etm^ 
^  with  the  bettome  vfwâfdt.    •"       ,  { 

arrayed.  fràgUng.  .       "  ; 

Pcflous-ons.  Mufde  de&  ^4  Mi/2/e|jxi  ^i&e  merpm 
^     ofthebatidpi^ereliythtfag^strebnve^      3)1  (' 


DciTl^S  :  in.  (fubftant.)  Ic  deflilS  dc  j  the  Superficies 
topyOr  vpper  part  of\  alf^ythe  treble  partem  Muficl^e.  * 
Lc  deflus  d'un  \\û>ït^the  out  fide  of  a  garment(caUcd 
^     fobytayjors.  r 

--^^\ndQUUsdcponc]thehaunf>ofadore. 

Faire  lc  dcilus  ;  tofing  the  treblefart^^dlfo^topUj 
the  MdifieryOuertHleydominiere  ouer-y  and  hen^t\ 
V  homme  fait  la  malencontrc  quand  fa  femme 
fait  le  deflus  :  Prov.  {Wherein  there  ii  a  double  mea^ 
^ing.) 

Deflus.  (adverb/)  AbottCyOueryVpcn^aloftyOn  high. 
Deflus  &  defloubs :^5  s'en  deflus  deilbubs^  w  Dcf^ 
foubs.  V 

El  bien,  B  deflus  >  Welly  iphat  then  ?  jphat  of  that  ? 
. ,  what  came  of  that  K  * 

Eftre  deflus  ;>(!  be  onfootyorftandvpoh  bis  feet. 
Il  eft  tout  deflus  y  he  is  vpon  the  head  of  a  (a  BavpUn 
phrafe.)  .  . 

Leur  eftant  coufiours  ddTus  j  baumg  alroaies  the 

henerofthemyprcuailingeueragainflthcmyalfoybcini 
fiill  vpon  their  lacl^s.  \ 

Eftrc  au  deflus  du  vent  encontre;  tohaue  the  tpjnd^ 

ddu^ntagejor  vpper  hand  of'y  to  baue  on  the  hip. 

Venir  au  deflus  de  ;  ffl  atchieucy  compafficy  obtaim^ 

fiibdue  conquer  yOuercme. 
Deflus-inis  :  m.  ife  :  f.  Tut  oueryfet  aboue. 
Deftachc  :  m.  ee  :  f.  V^niyedy  loojfedy  vnboundy  alf$, 

cleanfed^or  purged  from  jpots. 
Deftaclwr.  Tt>  vnlyylooffiy  vnb'md  j  alfiy  to  tal(e  out,  or 

Deftail.I^ietail. 

Défaille:  m.  ée  :  f.  Cutyfiitygajhedy  baclfcdynicl^edynûî' 

ched  i  alfo^etayled.: 
Deftaillcr.  To  cuiyfittygajhyhac1(et,  niclfiynotchy  aljoyto 

retayUyOr  paffe  cmay  bj  parcels. 
Deftaindre.  Teftaine^ifiaineyta^earpoythe  colour  of \ 

i^r  iW^Pcftcindrc.  ^ 

Deftampé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Fhfroppedy  whofe  treffies  âtt  ta- 

Ifenfromvnderit.  y 

/Dcftampcr.  To  vnprop^y  totale  the  treffies  from. 
Dcftcincft:  m.  âc:  f.Diftifined i  paUyWanybleakf^ll' 

colûuredi  néo/e  dy  is  decayedyOr  colmrhfi.   ^  ^ 
Deftcindrc.  Tod$Jtame\4odeadyOrtaJ(eawayythecO' 

Se  deftcindrc  To  decay  in  colour  y  to  loofe  it(lméî) 

I>^eler  les  chcvaux.71a  z«i4«^^  i^ 

Pcftcndrc.  Tovnbmd^Jla^ 
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Nul  vent  nc  fait  pour  < 

ddïiné.No  beipeferuei 

courfès(or  l^mtves  not  »», 
Deftinée;f.^I>eftin- 
Dcftincr.  T<?  dcpnate,ord 

fir. 
Dcftiftre.  rû  vn^veaue,  -, 

folutyvridoe,  ' 
Dcftltuable  :  com.  Vefl'u 
Dcftituc:ni.ée:f.Df^//i 

Dcttituer.  To  difappoint, 
pinch;  to  leaue  dejtitute^ 

Deftitution:  i.Adeflitu. 
fiitlin%/ifippommg. 

Deftitution  dc  compi 
nejley  want  ofcompante. 
lis  pourfuyvirciit  la  dc 
mnzs.Tbey  fued  to  haut 
Deftoinbi  ;  m.  ie  :  f.  Vnç 
tomd;  reftored  vnto  nva 

De/tombir.  To  vnbenum\ 
florevtitowarmthj^nce 
Dcftonnemcnt  r  m.A  di 
I     a  changing  of  tune,  '  % 

Deftonner.  To  change ^or  i 
er^or  lower. 

Deftordement  :m.Am 
a  cmltingybnvittgy  bem 
Dcftorclre.  To  ïwi/ib,  »v« 
bendyivreathj  turtle  out 
Sedcftordrelo^rtfy,! 

I     ergoeoutof^theway. 

•  Deftorfe:  i.  .Awrith^wrl 
/ilfoyan  e/nngyftrayingfOi 
alfsfii  bji-wayjide-waj/yt 
tune  ^hinder  ante  ^Ttcomk 

Dcftortillé:m.ée:f.Pf 

■'  -vnmuni.'     •      ;. 

^cftortHler.  To  vtiwrith 
Dcftortoirc.  <wDcflouri 
Deftoupé.  Vnfioppedy 
Dcftoupcr.  Tovnftopt 
l^eftour  :  m.  A  iurnm^ 

hliffi  corner  betrveenc  hi 

^  my  Inde  tbemfelues  -,  alf 

^^^aftieauoldance, 

i)eftourbé;m.éc:f.Dê 

,  ^^'j^^red^ntetrupted^m 

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Sam  vous  deftourbcr 
f^VfitbtuttitrnmgjoHmm 
^ettourbeur:in.-<#i 

*1>J^tmftfter  ;  «  troi 

•^«toutbier  :m.Adinm 

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Dcftinc:  m.ce:  iDeftinatcd/rdamed^appmtedvnto, 
purpofedfir.  -       .  .  ;v 

Nul  vent  ne  fait  pour  celuy  qui  n  a  point  dç  port 
dcilit^é.No  helpefcrues  hïm  tbat  tannes  vnceuainc 
courfes(or  l^nowes  not  where  to  end  them.) 

Deftinéecf.^Dcftin.        v 

Dcftincr.  To  defimate^ordaine^appoint  vntoy  topurpofc 

for. 
Dcftiftre.  rux/»:i^(?^//^,t/;;tivi/?^t;;7p/<^i/j  looffe^  dJf 

folueyvndoc.  '  ^  ' 

Deftltuable  :  com.  Vefiituable  ;  dffappomtable. 

Dciiituc:  ra-éc  :  f.  Defiitiaeyvnfirnijhed^  OYdïfappoin' 

ted  of. 
Dci\\t\XQï'  To  dif^ppomty  abandon^  firfalfe ^  fhilc  at  a 

pinch'.toieanedeJUtute^ârvnJiirmJhedof. 

Deftitution:  f-  J  deflitutionyor  dejlitutingyaUauingy 
failin^^/iappoiftting. 

Deftitution  dc  compaçnit.loneHneffey  or  folitarU 
nijjiyTvântofeompanic.  •  '      '  ' 

lis  pourfuyvirent  la  deftitution  d*  aucuns  Capi- 
taines, J/;(y/z^^^/<^  è^«r/i/«c  t^P^^^^^j^^//e»rf.  ^^^ 

Deftombi  :  m.  ie  :  f.  J^nclumpfcdyvnbejiummedy  vnaf 
tomd;  rejiored  vnto  warmth^fencejnotion. 

Deiiombir.  To  vnbenummeyvnclumpfey  vna^onie  i  rr- 
^ore  vnto  warmth^  fence ^or  motion^  "* 

Dcftonnemcnt  :  vn.A  dtfcord^Qf  iatteiinfotmdi  alfoy 
a  changing  of  tune.  >,   •\.    "^      .  *i  .     ^ 

Deftonncr.  To  change yor  alter ,  a  tune  y  to  taf^  it  high- 
tr^ot  lower. 

Dcftordemeot  :  m.AmingmgyWrithmgyiminc^^^ 

a cmkingyb&wingy  bendingawrie. 
;  Dcflorclre.  To  mithy  wrieycroo/feywrinchy  mmgyboWy 
hmd^wreathy  turne  out  of  the  Yigbfway.  - 
Sc  dcftordre.  Tojlrayyto  errey  wander  ydeclme  frmiy 
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Deftorfe:  f.  jLtPrithitvrinchtVfnng  ;  alfo,  an  erreur  ; 
Alfoyin  erfingyftrayingfir  wandering  out  of  the  way, 
alfe,a  bj-waj/y fide-way ^or  turning-way  ;  alfiy  msfir- 
tunejjinderance^ncombrance.  :.  . 

Dcftortille  :  m.  ée:  f.  Opened,  vnmuhen^ytfvrafftd , 

Titrmuffd,     .  ê  ..V.  ta 

^cftortiller.  To  vnwritb,  vnwindjOpen,  v?rmaf»y: 
Dcftortoire.  <w  Dcftourpoirc 
Deftoupé.  Vhfioppedy-ui^oppelled.      > 
Dcftoupcr.  Tovnftopfr  pull  the  fiopple  out  of:- 
Deftour  :  m.  A  mn'fn^y-way^  crool^edwayi  aljo,  a 
blind  corner  betweenc  hills ^  m  a  houfe,wberem  inen 
^  my  hide  tbemfelues  \  a^o^  cunomiJhifi,fkttle  euafi- 
^*»^aftie auoidance.    "  ^         .    ;     s'  r5,'u-,ismr'5» 
Deftourbé  :  ra.  éc  :  f.  Difiurbed^roubled^  w^eacbed, 
j^^'ljderedjnterruptedjincombred,  >'*  ustn 

Meftourbainent  :  ta,  A  hindering,lettmg,ftoppini^ 

^^jm}xSes,rodtfturbe^roiâley  comber  yletybutder, 
,,  Wfrwjtt;  tf^,4tf  Dcfioumer  jirJÎ>«»rf  t  '  \ '§> 

'   SansvousdeftourbcTBicres  dc  voftré  cKcBin. 

p.'^fbtuttitrnmgjoutimSêut  efyomway,  ^ >^vh1> 

^eltourbeur:  mMdtfimber^inhlets  bmdérerjit. 
/f»  wwajjtCT}  stmAkfme  fiUem  ,c9mkerfme 

^Wourbier  :  m.A  dinmbanee-y  tomber,  trouble ^fiUer.m 
^P''«n^btdimem/iu!ombraia,ktJbiimlmèiy.M  ^ 

F»M  aeftour^Mcrfl»!»»!.  Great  let$t0éu4Lbi' 

•  -  t-l^'^'if****  '"^  màutbymfi^tames  J^femwhe» 


Dclbume  :  m.cc  :  £  Tumedydeclinedy  withdrawne, 
dmerted^lienated,  dàfuaded,  remouedy  altered  from  j 
alfoyconueyed^  filched  ypurl$yned. 

Lieux  dcÇkouïnQZ.byplaceSyblind  corners  ^vnharm- 

tedroomes^deauelie  habitations ,  jolitarie  lodgings  y 

dwellings  which  ftand  out  of  all  high-way  es. 
Dcstourneincnt  im.A  turnings  diuerJUny  diucrti?tg  ; 
'   awithdrawingydiJJuafionydiftraeliojU'y  alienating,  ch 

flrangmgy^emouingjrom  j  aljo^  conueyingyCr  piljiring 

a^aK  .., 

Dcftoumcment  dc  pieces  de  procex.  4  coccaling , 

or  fuppte jjing  of  booties yOreuidenc es. 
^cstouvncr.ToturneydiuertydiftraiïyavertyWithdraw^ 

dtJfùadeyYemouey  alter  ^tienâteyejlrange  fi^ovi  ;  alfoy  to 

ta  1(6  amy  craftily  y  conuey  away  fklflyy  fvrcpUwith 
'■'  violence  ;  tofiUcbypilfhy  conuer^  vnto  his  ffwne  life 

wbatwoéprouided  fur  another.    '     / 

Sc  dcftourner  de.  To  fir  be  are  thtcompanie  of-^  to 

withdraw  hUfauoufyand loue fi-om. 

Sc  deftoumcr  du  chcmin.T^  erre^wande/yfwaruCy 

goe  afirayydeclinefiromtht  right  way  y  or{as  wefay)goe 

by  the  way. 

Se  deftourncr  d'un  dard.  To  auoidyefchcwy  pr  bend 
frotn^adartyby  anirnble  tumingyêr  teapingafide. 
Deftournoire:  f.  A  hunting-pole  (wherewith  comber-^ 
fame  branches  are  turned  a  fide  by  a  wood-fnanpafjjjg 
through  thiclieti.f/'    '^ 

Deftourtoire.  ^  Deftournoire- 
Dcfkl^ord.Starboordy  the  right  fuie  ofajhip.    ^ 

Deftracqiie  :  m.cc  :  f.  ^^Dcflraquc.  -- 
Deftracquer.  Toputfirom  a  raclieyorytojp^le  the  racily 
marre  Ithepace^  of;  to  put  out  of  his  raclée ,  or  pace  ; 
(Henâf)  aljo^ijdepraueydifordery^iJleadyCorrupty  fe- 
duceyOY  draw  from  honeft  courfes  j  alfoy  to  flaunder yor 
detraalfi-om.     *  ; 

Deftracquer  vn  lièvre.  To  vntie  the  doubles  of  a 
:  Hare.    '     •••'  "    •      •  -*    •  ■     ■/  ■- 
Dcftraindi  :  m.6le  :  f.  StrainedyprefedyWrungy  vexed  j 
$xtreamelj  j  a^yftfaitened^ejlramedyabridgcd  of  li- 
berties ■    •      ■    •    -    :  ^'''^    '' 

DcRrzin&ç  :  (.A  narrow  fir  ai  tyor  pinch  y  a  hard ^  ex- 

!  >  treame  wring  ;  al/bya  refiraint  of  liber  tie. 
jDcftrainéfeci'amour.Tfc^  anguijhjimfâtienceyor  ex- 
tremiùiêffaffum^loue.  >- 

Deftraindre.  Tofira'meyfrefeywringyvexe  extreamely  y 

/■  âlfhjtofiraiteny  reftrâme  y  or  abridge  of  titertie^ 

Deftranchc  :  m.éc  :  f.  Cut  of  y  hewed  from ,  bacl^edar 
fbndery  chopped  in peee es.  ^ 

Deftrandiement:  m,Acuttingoffy  hew'mgafunder ^ 
choppmfinrpeece$^  "-     ^  ^  "  ■  '        - 

Dcffr^ncncr-  Tocut  off^htwftm^ac^t  afundcr/nan-^ 
f^ltyor  chopinpeecii.  >         ^      >  >- 

Deftrancher  1  cou|^  de  langue.!lr#  reuileyreproach^ 
^rattkvf^êilionê'^'^^^^     :^^  ■-^■'J^^'^-^ts-'-y' 

Deftrapc.  Beaten/nrjlampedwitbtbefiet'^alfo/idy^ 
^£ea(as  the  fèet)frommtanglments.  v^t:^.- 

DeftrapcT.To  beat  yOr  fia  wpe  witb  thefeety  alfoy  tofrcey 
yridyOr  cUire  the  fiet  from  the  things  int  angling  the  m. 

Destraqùç  :  ïn.  ëc:  f.  Vut  out  of  a  rackeyorpace-y  alpfy 
feducHlymfiedyCorruptedydeprauedy  erdravmefrom 
hçneftcomfesialfiyflamderedyorde^raaedfrùm. 

Dcstraqucr.  Tojpoyle  the  pace  ofyprputùutofhispace^y 
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Dcswifé  :  m.  ce  :  ^  f^fjbaclçted.ynfyipd,  vrtfitte- 

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fofteiud/tr  aSayed  k^  i9âteriai,r  * 

vMUrmg. 

Deftreinpcr.  Tof0alfe,fteepe,miptihwf^3M 
or  lay  MVMter'yftfien^aUay,!'/  lajftnginwdtefjtâ 

mal{t  fluide  jitquid^ttbinoL 
Dctiretnpis.  ^  DcftrempcobenL 
Dcftrcncné.  <w  Dcftranché. 
Dcftrcnchcr.  <w  Dcftrandier. 
Dcftrcflc:  f.  Diftrep,ferplexit'Uyanguijbofmkdyfcar' 

ciûeineftaUi4fiaUtnéarr0wpiiKb,biBrdtearmes. 
'  Dcftria  •  m.  Aftetd^  ffitt  bwfejn  btrfe  tfferuice  j 

ëf§^  1^.  of  Wafer,  • 

Deim>i(^> m.  AprMt\ anarrinifpUcey  m  f«jp^ei  a 

narriw  entrance  inte^  commmg  vntê^  wftyi  a  way 

between  tw§  bitts\  alfi^  narramfea^ftra'u  between 

two  lands.  ,  . 

Lc  defb'oiâ  d'un  Bailliage.  Theiur'^diâwnypre- 

cinaSftr  liberties  §f a  BaUiwiclfe. 

Dcftroidt  de  la  gorge.  The  bottom  of  the  moutb^or 

iaweSynextabouetheLiànyu 
Deftroit.«Deftroia.- 
Deftroquer.  Tovntnul^eyto alter ytnnihiUitejit  goe 

fiom,  a  change  agreed  on.  ■ 

Dcstrouflc  :  f.  Spoyle,bootie^iÙage ,  «•  baggage  got 

fiom  -y  a  ra7tfacl(ing^  firipfùng  o/j  a  hand  mode  vpony 

enenùev,  alfi/i  boflUe  road^urfionyor  muajion  wBer- 

mfuch  bootie  ùgot  ^  alfo^a  defiaturOy  oitertbrirw'y  beg- 
,  geringyori/ndoing  ofpeople, 
Oesttpuffé:  m.  ce  :f>  f^ntrujfedyjMtucMy'Oipadfedy 
,   nmUadenyvndontyalfOyrMedjtanfac1fedyfir'^ed,(& 

thereby)  vndon^.  -.'    >*  •    * 

PestroiuTcmcnt:  m.  AnvHtmfpnf^vnpacl^gy  vn~ 

lycsicouilCtincnt  defeats.  A robbingyfi flmgyrofi' 
fiel^gifrmm^efpetpU 'y  afieebooting.      '{  . 

Dest|X)ui{énKnt .  tout  dtscrouirément.  FUtfy, 

flapûy-y  confldentty/efotaielj-y  oryquickfyaj^eedify^af 

De^ouifer*  To  vntrapy  vntuejcp  yvnloâdy  vn^aelfe, 
wdoe  'y  aifêyito  rob  y  rifleyflm,  rinfàelfe  ,  ée^de,  aU 
commersyûf paffengers i  tofreebmty9r.biothak,  •'^\- 
Dcstrouéeui  de  gens.  A  robbery  a  ran/kelfer  ofpeople 
bytbe  bigb-VHty-pde -y  oneofS,liiebolM  ÇterJ^ial/èy 
afreeboSltr/ir  boothâler ,  *  :  v     uf  ritii  > 

Destniétion-.f.  Dejbmdm-y  tn ytterfubimfîtii^  n- 
_dau^atkniaHéd>fbiMterMU^oitertbrowoi^:ii^* 
Destrui6t:in.  âe:  f.  Deflreyedivtiterfyfiêiierted^de' 

ttétfUdiabfibttefyruinedyOrtiiertbrêmié,  -^^^^ 
Destniire.  To dérey-y  nàneyfubuert^oueribrèw^ie- 
^uêflMftdffHâtt'yraïuge^AoiteyVtterfyi'xi  '7 
Dcstniiant  Vefinyini^  vtterfyfîikiurthig,  or  éenaf^ 
tkeglMbttefyrtminywoiiertbromig.       .^v,^^ 
Desôciitoir:  m,  AdefiroyeriàrmerJ&mterJbt^ 

UtofeiÊeriedmilfideaksmtk^eomesmero.    ■ 
Ddvabcé  :méét:{,  Xifled,fttifpod^robbedifiU  bee 
batb,. 

^  DeiValizcr.  Unb,  def^kjrifle  y^m  ^.mUhee 
>  bâtk}»dePfiMeefehake'kMdgMHd'higfiUf,  <  i 
Defreiné:  ii>;ée: f.  Ber^  f  mU  bù  umes,'or 

"ÙthtsDKX^To  bereaueM  defriiHêfâU  bis  vems'yto 
^Lflid^ihehkiêdoMt^ 
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Ddtélopçinent  :  m.  An  vmnâ^lnf^tmfhuldmi^^vn. 
^dmt^ftning  ;  mamfèft'mi^ij^layingy  ^ftadini  ^P^n. 
dveiopcr.  To  vnwfâp^  vnfbuld*^  vndat^  open^  ^^^ 
firtb^  difilay^  f^ead  abroad  ^^rid^vftpefterycUeye. 

Dcfvcly  :  nuie  :  t  changed  though  fi(l(neje^ar  mdîjfi^ 
fiUùH  î  wbofefauiâ/b  altered  th0ta  mon  can  hêtdh 
((wwbim:      y      *    -  Il  I 

Dcivcrdiat.  Defiimed^as  a  virent  that  teachen  \ 
^Langued.  \ 

Dcfvcrrouilié  :  m.cc:  {.'Vnboulted. 
Dcfvcrouillcr  tn  huis.  To  vnhohlt  3  or  vnjpûm  a 
doore. 

Ddvcfti:  m.ie:  1.  Dekefied^i/nchathed^^dijfeifid/if, 

poffefed. 
Dclvcftir. To vncloathyde^oyle^ defriuc\  dijfeife^  M 

Se  dclvcftir  àcTo  forgot  JliaueMné  ouerypaûi  atvo), 

dijpoffehimfeljèof.^ 
Dcsvidc:m.cc:f.<«/Dcvic!c.    .  ^ 

Dcfvjklcr.  Tomndtbread&c^  from  blades  into  bou , 

tonus. 
Ddvidoir  :  m.  A  paire  ofbladeSyOtyarnwindles. 
Dc{vié  :  m.  éc  :  iMifled^utrOUt  of  the  wiy^  alfo.àtd^ 

mdtuafoi. 
Dclvicr.  To  mijleadyor  put  out  of  the  way  j  alfoy  to  dky 

dectafe^  depart  this  life. 
Dcfvisagc  :  m.  cc  :  f#  Deformed^  disfiptted^y  defucti\ 

whofefaceisrentyOrtorfie. 
Dcfvifa^cr.  Todeprmeydisfigiire^  bereaue  offèaturr^ 

to  deface»  .A;^.         ,  ^ 

Dcfultoire.  Chevaux  dcfultoires.  Tm  her/is  (titi 

together)  from  the  me  whereof  an  aéiiue  rrdtr  leapa 

vpontbe  other  yin  a  full  careere-y  alfoy  horfes  thatbtt 

led^nd  kept  fir  efi)  ftr  the  vfé  ofSouldiors^  which  m 

fight  hauetkedthofe  they  ferued  on. 
Desumbie  ;  Wt  éc:  f^f^njhaded^or  depriuedofthep^ 

■  dew.    ■  -T  y,-.v    .:  .. 

Dcfiimbrer.  Tevnfhadeyflr  depriue  ofjhadew. 
Dcfuni  :  nuk  :  f.  Difumted^rftoynedyVncoupUdyjmr 
, .  tedyfmdtfidé  I  ■'  :■  •  ,; . 

ïycCurùpttifjyifuniih^ 

Defiinir.^Td  d^keyvncoupk^ifwymidiuideyfeperatt 
fundtfi  %^     .  '  '-     ■.■-^■';-^-;-"        ■:  ■■■  ■■A*r*<.^ ••■,:.;,. 

Delvoilé  :  ml  éc  r  f^  Vnuayled^anifèfledyopenlyjh^ 

DdVoilen  Te^nuayU/iifcouer^anififiytalctawajtit 
'■■■  ^ayle  preeUm' .  f  -■  •"'  ■' ''•■^**"Nià'v^.:i'^^,  ■;,^'4>*^*iiMNif  ^         ;• 
Dcwoyéî «.ce:  f.  Mifled,  frayed i  in  anerrmr) 

~-i:ér»n^toiitoftbewgym.<i^'-'.:'^..à^j  -  ■,'»^v  ■  ' 

:'   tàne;pfay..  ''\J^W''u{ '''-:. '2*0^<^^^^^^ 

V  ^  Efibmac  dcivoyéwiif  Atfj^aiivtf i^f 4^^  tf/i 

:-^'fiomael(eii'^-'N-^i^M^^ 

DcfvoyoBdit  :  m:^  «^^  *' 

Imomes  not  wbitber-y  a  mifleadtngr^^^:  ^-Ç 
D^fvoyement  d'eflomac  Loofeneffe/f  wt^'$^> 
ofHtefiomat^e.  .       . 

I>ifiroy«nent  de  xhi'mcTbe  tMrntH^Armtr  JJ; 
^'U  vfMl  euiffe^  ebamtetty  alfo^  datHmetfr.!^^ 
waâÊprthatpmpofi. 

liS^fWts.  TomifUad^  kmi  oM^^mh     tt. 
Se  de(voycr.Tfl  erriyfin^yjhértie/lecSiie  0^9'" 

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Dcswvrcr. To  make  fit 
Dct:  ai.  A  dye  to  play  ^ 
Dctzû:  tn.  A  Peecemi 

ces  ;  (VjMf <rj  rf^rrtd 
cells  yoriapteces. 

Détaillé  :m.éc:fl  P*- 
edtnpeeces(or/uDc 

Détailler.  Topeecemei 
(hencc)afoyto  retaiU 
Detailleur.  A  retailct 

taile. 

Dctalcnté:m.ée:C 

out  of  the  humor ,  i 
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ficn.) 
Détendre.  5^e  Defter 
l)atm.TodetameyO} 
'    occHpieyftayybohiyCon 

Of  Ifeepein. 
Detente  d'  arqucbufc 

little  })eece  of yron  tba 

De  ten  teur  :  m.  A  det^ 
feffion  ;  a  mibholden 

Detention  :  f.  A  detent 

fir  aim g.      i-Vi^$^. 
Detenu  :  m.uê  ri;DVri 

in]  bufiedyOccupied. 
Détenue  :f.^/ Detent 
Detergent  ;m.entc;i 

rvay.wipingofi 

Deterioration  :f.^;f/ 
Détérioré  :  m-cc :  iln 

^Br  madeyxporfi^ 

I)çtcriorer.  To  impah 

Detemiinancc  :f.  An 

tme^dctermindtioHi  i 

^  nation  of  a  matter  alr\ 

Determine  :m.cc:f.  J 
-    concluded,  .  ,. 

Vn  homme  dclernai 

^^\one"ïkittfèaresn 

Determi|j^ment.R</S 

^^  fill  end yandconclufi 

V^i(jm\nct.Todetern 

Detcrtêtovéè:f:z)« 
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Ocsijyïcr.Te  make  fiber  after  dfunkennefe. 
Dct:  ni.  Adyeioplaymtb^SeeDé. 
Detail  :  f«.  '^  ?etcemealmg\  a  bewfng^or  cutting  tnpee- 

ce^  ;  r*^^^^^  alfiyreta$leJmaUfaU,$r  a/tUrng  by  par- 

cells  ^or  in  feects. 
Dctaiué  :  m.  ce  :  f^  ?eecemealed\  cut  into  par  cells  j)tw^ 

ed  inpeeces(of^  Dcftaillc  ijalfi^retailed^fold  by  re- 

taile.  é-  i^  . 

Détailler.  Topeecemeatey  to  cut  into  par  cells  ^rpeeces-^ 

(hencejalfoyto  retaile^orfefl  by  retaile.^ 
DqItX^cwu  A  retailer  J  or  tradefman  that  fells  by  re^ 

taile. 
Dctalcnté:m.ee:f.  y'nmlling,  lufllefe^  vndijpofed, 
out  of  the  humor  ^  that  bath  no  dijpofum  vnto  a 

'thing.    :  .  \ 
Dctappcr.  To  vnbungy  to  open  the  hung-hoU  i/^.-^BIc- 

ficn.)  ,  \     . 

Détendre.  S^'eDcftcndrc.  f 

Détenir,  r^  detaineyormtbhùldi  alfo^to  rétame^  bujicy 
'    occHpUjftayybddyContinue  in  a  place-^alfo^to  refirainCy 

oY^eepein.  •      ■  / 

Detente  d'  arqucbufc  :  f.  The  Tent  of  a  Caleeuer  j  the 

tittle  peecc  ofyron  that  \eepes  the  Cock^p» 
De  ten  tcur  :  m.  A  detainer  ;  a  vorongpU  peeper  ofpof^ 

fefjion  ;  A  wiibholder  of  another  mans  right.  , 
Detention  :  f.  A  detentionidetaimng^witbhoulding'^re- 

firïimng.     ;^:..*r^^!^-^,-rV' :,-:■■    ■-  ■.■-■■■^. 

Detenu  :  m.uê  tf,DetainedyWitbbeUi  rcfirainedj^ept 

in\bufted- occupied.        ,   ;.  /^       .\ 

Détenue  :  f.^^ Detention. 

Detergent  :  m.  entc:  f.  Cleanjtngjfcouring/ubbing  a- 

way^mpingoff^  ■■"  ^' 

Deterioration  :  f.  An  impairingyor  making  rvorfi. 
Damoïé:  rn.eciilmpakedfuirred^j^oUed'ygrow 

Dçteriorcr.  To  impaire^  mal^e  worfcy  marre  y^oyle^ 
poy.   ....  ^•■.  :.. -^    --m.-'--  ■   '      "  ■  , 

Dcterminancc  :  f.  An  order ydectee^  ordinance^fen^ 
tcnceydctemindtioHi  an  endings  conclufiony  détermi- 
nation of  a  matter  air  eadie  debated. 

Determine:  m.  cc  :  f.  Deter  mined^  refiluedony  endedy 
concluded,  >'    v  .  ^ 

Vn  homme  determine. A  refiluteyOr  couragioué  fil^ 
^&n>;  one^îkat  fèares  no  dangers  y  dreads  nùcolêurs.  ^ 
*^^tçrm\j}éimnt.Refilutefyyeoi^^ 
^  a  fill  end^nd  canclafion  of  matters  j  determinateh. 
Determiner.  To  determine yConcUêde/efobu  on/ita^fs- 

Déterré: m, éc  :  f.  DiggedyOrtalftnouteftUiafrtbi 


^^(fo/ifmhenteiy  dijfiiftdy  lefi  Undtejj^^^^ 
L»eterrcr.  To  dig^or  tali  out  oftbepotmdialfiytùdifi^ 
^^ityhpriut^kdutmtbotttjlànd.^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^^^ 
L'eterfit  :  mjuc  :  iDeterfmei  of^/couring^orcleanfng 

Dcieftabic  :  comméi^ble^xecrabley 
w  ^fhdiousyexceeding  hatbfme.      -^ 
l^etettation:  £  A  deteftatirnSy  batbingyabhorring.-^ 
n!î  a  •  ^'^'f'DetêfledJoatbedy  abhorred.  ' 
^etcttcn  To^ditifiy  toatb^bbêrréy  baue  in  dbbomina- 

gcthrpnar,ou  Dctbo^.  *»Defihroner. 
-^25^  '  "'««-^  ^ck^à^etched^fr  cubed  oui 

^^;^J*^hJt^ich^J^ttcbéntipkbvuUm€',to 
Kî^^'''* '*'»»*'*«' Wi^t  ««*</«  <««»fte. 


Dctouillc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Difmc ombre di  alfOy  difintaniled^ 
vnfnarled.  % 

DciomUct.TodifmcomberyOY  vnpefteYyalfo^to  vnfhar  Uy 
ordijintangle\andbencet 

lay  beaucoup  à  dçtouillcr.  l  baue  much  intricate, 
-  and  fhuffledybufmejfe  to  order. 

Dctourbicr.  ^  DeéourJ)icr. 

Dctraéter.  To  detraSl^om  j  toflaundevy  backbite^  de^ 
praueydijpraifeytraduce/eport  ill  ofidijparage  wjpee- 
cbesi  raileonyreuileoneybehindbàébaclie. 

DetraélcMT  :  m.  A  detraeior-,  flaunderery  backbiter  y 
deprauer\  anordinarie  traduccry  or  dfpqra^er  of  o^ 
thers  behind  their  baclfs^y  anill'tonguedyOrfhiUe-^mou* 
thed  fellow.  /.^  - 

Detraélion:  f.  DetraSlion^  Jlaundery  bacl^biting^de- 
pauation^dijcreditingy  mifrepoH  of  y  priuate  difgra- 
cmgyor  d/fpar  aging  \]launderou^fpeechiSynproachjuU 
tc  armes  giuen  of  one  behind  bu  bacl^e. 

Dctrapper.  ^j  Deftrapcr. 

Dcrraqué:m.éc;f.  Out  oftbetradyiufipathy  right 

Sc  Détraquer.  To  put  bimfelfe  out  ofblspatbyor  out  of. 
//?^  w^j>;  L^^oi^r  Dcftraqucr. 

Detrave.  Ic  monde  eft  tout  detrave.  The  world  is 
cleane  out  of  fquarCyOUt  ofpifhionyOut  of  frame  yOut  of 
orderyofthehindges. 

Detrenchcr.  5feDcftrancher.  — ^ 

Detrefle:f.  Lo(>t^ DcftrclTc. 

Detrichoiierc  :  as  Dt^xxoàicrt^alfoythéfould  of  lea- 
ther Tvhererpitb  yarne-winders  prefirue  their  fingers 
Jrom  sl^arres  yalfoy  thejbarp  Iron  where  m  the  quiUy  or 
fpindleofawbeeledoetbtwirle.    -     . 

Detriment  :m.  Detriment ^loffe^domageyhurt^binde- 

ranceydecay. 
Detrimentèux  :  ni.  cufc  :  f.  UurtfUUy  dommageom  ; 

mi^ch  hindtfing^fuU  ofloffèy  dammage^  difaduantage. 
Detrifte:  m.  ec  :  f.  Comforted ,  cheered  vp  j  wbofe 

griefe  isallayedyWbufeforrowlayedafidf.         f  .   ^ 
DctnstCT.Todriueawayfadneffe. 
Détrompé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Veliueredfrom  error.  ' 

Detiomjyci.Tovndecciuey  to  ridof errors 
Dctrouncmcnt^  Dcftroàflcmcnt.     .       ' 
Dette lE  A  debt,  See  Vc^ic.  \'r' 

Dcturpcr.  To  defiUyfile^fwUyfoyUym  ill^ 

'•■  fkuored^  ''■''- tj  ^  :\'   ■'^'■\"^'  -':  ■  ^ 

Dcu  :  m.  dcuc  :  f.  Due  y  owed  y  or  owingy  ones  ^wne^ 

alfoyiuflyfityrigbtyaptyfeafinableyconuenient. 
Devallant •  Defcendpigy  alighting  j  bringing^  or  letfmg 

downe  j  tumbling,  or  throwing  dawne.         ^      . 
Deyalle  :  m.  it  :  ft  Brought  y  or  let  downe  ;  tumbUdy  eft 

tbrêwnidêwneward'y  difienélMyaligbttd.< 
Dcvallcc  it  A  defcent ,  or  low  ground  j  a  fall  in 

ground.  '■•;■■/'•.   .  •  '•"  "•''  •:':-,\/-.^;-;  •  --':•'■■ 

Dcvallettient  :  m.  A  defcent  y  ànaUgbting  \  afUdingy 

or  going  downe  j  a  bringing^nr  letting,  a  tumblmgy  or 

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dowttetvard'j  afi ,  i94lefiènd ,  a^btifide  t  n  goe 
dopme»  .••'■'■' 

Devance  :  m.  ce^  f.  Otttiorte^ 
rume,f>receded,gptbefereit7^  ^„ 

towtMtnt^friicedeJorerunttil:  ^ff^   . 
Devancier,  nos  Deuandcrs.  Our  amcejlm,  orfn.^ 

deceff'orj^  mfortfatbtis^ 
Devancier  :  ro^  ere  :  f.  Forer unnrng,  prfcedmg,éort 

old jifff obiter  antiquîtiftben  -,  got^^vnebefire^oia' 

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Devant  :  m.  (Subftantiteeljijas  j  vn  devant  de  robbcj 

Le  devant  d'un  pourpoint  &cT&e  ^rffc^i/i^. 
Gaigncr  le  devant  par  derrière.  To  êutftripy^  out- 
goe  by  wfàng ,  priuatt ,  or  by-wayes  j  to  crofe,  or  pre-- 
uent  a  mans  proieSls  bj  cour  fis  differ  erU from  tifotdi- 
rtâricyor  his.  -  r  j 

Devant  (of  the  verbe  Devoir  j  )  laauellc  chofc  de- 
vzntc^cJVhicbtbingfinceitmuJibe. 

Dcwznt.B^ore.firmefly.  ^  . 

Par  ci  devant.  Heretofireyin  firmer  Uf^es. 

^'QT\(or  Sensjdevant  derrière.  Thewfong  end  fir^ 
-     7va/d'ythei?2juleout7vard'^tbecartbeforp 

cleane  t^amme. 

Tout  devant.  Right  againfiy  outf  againjl. 

hWcr  au  dcvznt.  To  goe  meet.    V? 

Aller  au  devant  par  derrière.  Togoethew^ongmy 

to  ùporJie.'  (*' 

Devant.(  Inter jcâ.;^i/,^ ouryAununt^in  the  arming 

away  of  a  dog. 
Dcv2nte2\iin\.Anapron.    *• 
Devantel  :  &JDevantier,  Tbefamt.  •  '. 

Devants  :  mStands  \  or  plac es  wherein  men  ftandmtb 

boweSydo^SyOr  otherrifi/èytojhootjhou'adyçr  loofie^ata 

T>e crevas  he  faffes  along.  m 

t^cucs  à  vctzndo.  Priuiledges  of firbidding  (others  to 
-  fijhyorgathetfticliesyinhiswatersyorwoods.) 
Deveîner.  ^  Defveincr. 
Dc>œloppé  :  m.  ée:  f.  Vijmuelopedy  vnmapped ,  vn-^ 

Développer.  To  vrwrapyzmfiuld^difplay. 

Deuemait*  Duefy/ightfyyfitfyy  as  itjbould  be. 

Devely,  Cbangedyor  alter edyjb  that  a  man  cannot  Ifnotp 

•    him.  ■    '  «■  •  ■  ;.   •; 

Devcniï.ToTPaXytogfoyVyto  become. 
Que  deviendra  ceft  argent  ?  ivhatTvill become  of^ 
rvhatJhaU  be  done  it^itbytbU  money?  hovojball  it  be  be^ 
Jlorpedyhovp  muft  it  bedifpefedof? 
Que  deviendray  jc  ?  what  will  bejjfU  me  y  what 
Jhall  betide  meelhowjball  Ijhifl^  what  jhalll 
doe?    ■  ;iii'    '.  '• 

Devenu  rm.uc:  £fPecome^waxenyOrgrowne. 

Dévergonde  :  m-ce  :  f.  Shameleffe  ;  (a  rufticattword.) 

Déverrouillé  ; ;m.éc  :  f.  VnbouUed^vnfparred. 

Déverrouiller.  To  vnbouU/n  vnfparre  a  doore.^ 

l^cvcrs.  Towards.      / 
Devers  Orient.  Tèwards  the  Eaft  ;  alfè^  of  the  Eaf 
terne  coa^yor  countries  y  as ijc  fuis  fîllç  d'un  Roy  de-. 
1  vers  Orient  ;  J  4^  the  daughter  efan  Eafterne  gjng. 
le  viens  de  devers  la  nncrcSromyOïr  fivmwardsihe 
riuerccmel./         \-{^  -■  .:-^ 

Dc^cn2per.foopen^vnbung:  tOrleannois, 
HDevcft.  ^difaduefture  ;  or  as  Dcflaifinc*    -;    ^ 

Pe  vcftir^  3r^//itf  bimfelfi  ^  offoffejjm  ofy  Uo^e  DcP- 

Dcvcflll  :  m.  UC  :  f.  VltfeîfiJ^  tin  eut  offiji09»tf,     \ 
Déveiticé  :£  Demm^i  a  bottowneOe,  hmmi,  héih 

Dévidé  î  to,fy}  lW0UfidfMfbt0dfs(or^àrnepntf4ies} 
into  bmmesi  0(/i,  retUd, 


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memuftfipdêiitÂeirkei^mm^*  :.      '  .i,^>'^^.^, 
Beiridercflfc  ?  |i  4mmèt  $bftm»éfpane  &(pom 


the  blades  &c  into bottomes  j  orfiom  thefp'mdle  on  a 

reele.  ■  ■'  /   '    '  •  ;   '   * 

Devidet.  4;^  Devideau.     *-  . 

Dévidoir:  m.  A  pake  of  blades^  mofyamewindles. 
Devidoirc  :  f.  ^  pevidoir»  -n. 

Dévier.  s^fDcfvicir.  r 

De vlll  :  m.  i<  Diui/ser^Siothfayety  Tortupe-teliery  ghef. 
ferat^firetellerof^  things  te  come.       ^ 
Renvoyer  quelqu'un  au  devin,  cçcy  nous  renvoie 
au  devin.  fVe  not  l^now  what  this  U  ^  what  it  t^as^ 
what  tomal^eyOrthintfe  of  it.  ,  ^ 

Devinailles  :  £  Viuinatims ,  predi^ionsy  coniedures^ 

gbejfes. 
Dcvinaiies  :  f.  ^  Devinailles. 

Devinancc.  ^  Devincmcnt. 
Deviné:  m.éc  lUDiuined^firetold^gheffed^coniellu. 
.    red.   ,^,  .-.  :.'.',    ■]    .  ',      .    \,>." 

Devineinent  :  Tti.A  dimningyfoothfiyingyfiredeemmg, 
>.    conieSluringy  guejjmgyfuppofing^furmifmg  what  mU 

fitlow. 
Deviner.  To  Vimneyprefage^foothfay  it  j  to  conielture^ 

ghejpyfi-redeemeyfuppo/e/furmi/eyprefume 

jvllow. 

Il  nous  a  mis  à  deviner.  He  hath  put  vs  to  ourpkn; 

gesyor  dumps 'yhe  hath  driuenvs  to  our  wit  s  end  yoru 
^^^arch  euerie  corner  of  our  wits. 
DiVincreflê  :  îiA  Viuinereffe^or  Ptûphetèffe  ;  a  mmn 

thatgheffesatjorfiutellsofythings  to  come. 
ïyçyïnt\}S.ASoothfàyer*y&c\asV>ty\xi.   . 
Devis  :  m.Speecbytatl(eydifcourfeyaconfirencey0^^con!m 

munication\  deuipng ,  confining^  tallying  together] 
alfi^deuicCy  inuention^  difpojitionyor  appointmm 

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Devifagc:  in.éé:£<«Dcfvifagc.      • 

Dcvilager. <» Defyifagcr.  .■■. 

Devifc:  f.  >4  deme,poJie  j  Emblème  j  conceit,  coat,  or 

Coli'^ee  berne,  or  giMemfir  fime  frmte  refptêt;  an 

muention't  alfi/t  dmijion  ;  bound,  meere,  or  markf  ^*' 

mdmglMnd* 

QudUe  deviie  y  avok  il  en  cda  ?  wh«t  reaftn,  «t 

fencewat  therein  that  ?  « 

Device  :  m  .ée  :  f.  Dtfcottr/èdftaUfed  ;  muentedydeuifti^ 

order  edfdi/lefled^fpofid  of. 
Dçviiêr.  ToçommuneJtall(e,diJcof^fConjcrre,  deuiftf 
^  chat,conuerfi  ^itb  ;  alfbjto  dmj^,or  inuenf-,  alfo,  i9 

•rder^d^geftyor  dijpofi  of. 
Deument  4yDeuement. 
Devoir  :  en.  See  Ucbvoir. 
DevofuMD'.  Àlapfi;  oitingdeuolued,  iettenp,  '^ 

fkttenintoUpfiyorasutioXm,:    f,*  ;;-r 

Dévolu  :  m.uc  :  f.  Deiitked  ;  in  Ufft,jaUen  intt  lapfii 

.  or  fallen  from  one  to  another -,  affo,  lettenfiU;  '^ 

"  "  beneei  ^  )■■  •"■■■■'■  ■  ■-■€•■•  ■>  -v  ■  -• . .  "-  ■'    . 

Proccs  dévolu..  An  ailion,  orfmtfureeafid^^'"' 

ted^bandonnM^iuen ouer.  ^-         ^    JiC  -  , 
Dçyoiut  :  tDJutyvrolutMitCialfo^  grant  tf/rptp^^ 

mmvnto^atentfkeJbjla^'yidfèyMtWoXyx. 
Dcvohitaire:  fl*.  Adeuolutariei  ont  that  obuavt^tw 

noMofa  Mene^trftrtompla'mLortfitmt  ofm' 
•   ^imie,arintrMfion  mUm  tbaÏMkpiit',  àlfytt 
.     tobomtlk/kurior»efenttt0éA,fdU»i^^^^ 

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^alf*y(cYiéptéfot0^(^ 

Dévotement.  t)e 

(o,cmffujlhft^^P 
Dcvotieusenieii 

Dcvotieux.ivi.ci 
Devotion  :Ki5^'^^ 

nejfe  j  a  religious 

'  Hommage  de  a 
Dcvotioniié:  rn* 
Dévoue:  whéci  i 

appifi/Ui'dyOrda/? 

Dévouement;  m 
Dévouer.  To  vow. 

ciaine^or  prouide 
DcV0Uté:m.ée; 
as  a  hxp  &c^ 

Devouter.Toi/wi 

it  off. 
Dcufcict.*/^  Ma/le 
DcLivct. '^Duvei 
Deux.  rm. 

Les  deux;  ou t( 

Deux  à  deux,  i 

cmpkSy  euerie  tr\ 
Dc^uxfois.  TwÂ 
Dcuxpour  vn.-^ 
of'lfrmarew'nth 
hmvcd€ÙX.J)o 
l(mvh  not  wheti 
hoîh-alpp\readie 
^  at  hi6  ov^ne  choia 
Demeurer  entre 
^lctcrç  en  deux 

Hefpondre  entre 
dtnélJiiU  an  anjfrp 
mmnkYlinowes 
^  thJtflandi  edglm 
chance.)  4 

Deux  chiens  ne 

Jf^^  Accorder. 
Yeufliommesf 
deux  Montagne 
bjU  mountaines  m 
Deux  loups  ma 
^biti  can  make 
Deux  orgucillc 
afnc:  Prov,  One 

Deux  yeux  voy< 
f^  bette  f  (two  me 

yyi  bien  tire  de 
^J^^fstrpicii^i 

^^ci-ctdcdcux] 
D^nx  ppitr-và.  / 
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Dcvot  :  m-  te  :  i.DitmtM^f.iodlie^^alous/eligioiu^  j  Dextrochcrc  :  iw.The  right  arme  (fru/n  th' elbow  to  the 

wrifi) whereon  there  hangi  a  M^mf le  frwged  at  the 


alpj,(cruptéioii6,orcunoiu(reUimfly.) 
Devotcinent.  neuoiitly,bêUly,réngioiifly,^ealoufly  ;  aU 

Dcvotieuseinent.  Hofi  deuoutly. 

J)cvoZiCUX:n^'Ci\fc:(^FuUofdeuotiort. 

JDlGVOdon  :  i.Deuoiion.'iealeyhoUneffe^onrcienceygodli^ 

nejfe  j  ^  religious  arve^  reuerendjèâre^  fcrnpUy  curio^ 

fine.     ■  .  _  ,  '    ' 

'  Hommage  cïc  QQVOXSoiY.Loofie  Hommage, 

Dcvotionné;  m.éc:  f.  Dcuoied^âQ^e^ledvrito. 

Devoiic*.  m.éc:  Ï.Deuoted^vowed^or  defimedynto*^ 

appiti/iti'dyOrdainedypYouidcd  fir.  ^     ^ 

Dévouement:  m.  A  vowing  \  m^  denoting  vnto. 
Dcvouei/r<ï  vow^deuote ^qr  defiine  vnto  'y  appoint ^  or- 

daine^orprotpdefir.        . 

DcvoUté  :  m.  éc  ;  f.  f^nvaHttcd^  vnarcbed-y  vnbenty 

as  dbm&c^ 
De  voûter.  To  vnvault^or  vnbendy  as  a  bowinfhooting 

^t  off.  ^  'H 

Dcufcict.^/^Maflc  d'armes.  *^    ^ 

DciwcvasDxx'i^v^Sr.fidçfwne. 
Dciix.Tm.  ; 

Les  deux  ;  ou  tous  deux.  Both^oreach  of  them. 

Deux  à  deux.  By  two  and  two^  from  two  to  two^  by. 

cofipksycucrie  two.  ^ 

D cu%  fois.  Twice.  *  ^ 

Deux  pour  vn.^  Snipe-^ndue  ;  fo  calledybecaufe  two 

of 'hm  drew  nth  buti>ne, Snipe. 

hntrc  dcux.^J)oubt/ùll^  indifferent^  infu^ence^  one 

l^mvcs  not  whether  ya^o^m  the  mid-way ^or  betweene 

both  \alfh\readie^m  mind^or  ^about  to  do  a  thing  j  alfo^ 
^  at  his  oxvfie  chouc^Jts  hç  hfts  himfelfè. 

Demeurer  entre  4cux  &  as.  UolieKi. 

Nkttrc  en  dcux.To  double  (in  fikldmgi)  ortofiuld 

doubled      .  *  '  ', 

Kefpondre  entre  deux  &  as.  CuhntPtgtf  to  frame  fo 
douhifiiUan  anfrper  betweene  yea  and  vo^thatthe  de-' 
m  lunh'linowes  not  what  tomal(e  of  it  ;  (from  a  Die: 
thjiflands  edglmgy  and  thereby  yeelds  an  vncertaine 

Deux  chiens  ne  s'accordent  foïnti  vn  os  :  Ptoy. 
W^corder.      "  : 

DeuCTiommeslc  rencontrent  Bien;  mais  iamais 
deux  Montagnes  :  Prov.  Two  men  may  often  mfet, 
Jy  mountames  neutr.       /  '  ^>\  j 

Deux  loups  mangent  bien  vnc  brebis  :  Prov.TW^ 
^béti  canmalfe  good  (h  ft  with  one  pùorefinope. 
Deux  orgucillcuxnc  peuvent  cftrc  portexfurvn 
^ine:  Prov.  Onefmple  Affe  cannot  beat  €  two  poud 

^XJ.  , ...    ^  . 

y  eux  yeux  voyent  plus  clair  ou*im:  VxosXm^es 

yili  bien  tiré  dcux  en  a  :  Pro  v.  H*  tb*t  drakes  weU 
«"WM  twice  I  à  iooddtâutht  coimtnua'm$  dtubk 


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.  /,.  Of:itnUietiùmbUnefte^it''clpieffe^eâdî' 

TJ  ''t^"^0'  >  'f'>^''»drmeHeJlli^mebff€jft4r*it' 

Per 

^^:,T'^^^  Ojêtbe  fight 

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bot  tome  ^and  charged  ail  ouer  wirhErr^a^ns. 

DczenDcz.  Incontimnily^by and iy Joiu.with  :^  tuer 
andanone. 

Dia.  The  cry  wherewith  Carters  make  their  hmfei  ttnne 
on  the  left  hand  ;  a/foy  a  tearmejd  bepre  medumall 
Confiions ^  or  EleâuancSy  thaï  wete  deufjed  bj  the 
Greet(es. 

Diàbetc:  m.  A  continuait,  and  immoderate  loidirf^^of 
•    vrineyaccompaniedwith  eKtreame  thirji. 

Diable  :  m.  A  Diuetl^a  Fiend.an  euiU  Spirit.      ^ 
iab.e dtkhsiiné.  A dlkcU got  loofe  ;  a  Hill  hound ^ 
or  Furie  broi^en  out  ofhcU-^  a  diucUfljJwYnblv^oi  ter- 
rible fiUow. 

Diable  de  mer.  Afea-Coot-^or^fia-Cormorant  ;  al/o^ 
the  ougLe  ivute-mouthcd fijh  ,  called,  the/ea  Frug^or 
JéaToad.        -^     • 

Diable  en  procéz.^  tfotabU  wrangter^or  cauillcr  a 
wondcrfriU  plodding^  jlitring^  or  bu/ie-headed  cm- 
'    panion. 

Vn  povi  e  diable.  Apoove  wretch,  pcorefnat^f,  rag- 
ged^neediCyOr  bee,gerliefrUow. 
^^n(\û^xAQàî\^\QS.iyherein there isno fait.    ' 
Mors  à  diable.  Hear  be  Aucns^Bennet^o/  blJjfed(cal- 
ledfobyfmc.)     l 

Mois  du  didhlc.the  hearbe  Forebit.oY  D^uels  h't. 
Valletdu  diable.  C'tft  vn  vahdu  d;  il  bu  plus  que 
l'on  luy  con\m;indç.Said4ffo/ie  thats  too  diligent ^of 
ficiouâyOt  bufie. 

Voix  de  diable  :  Aile  d' Ange,  &  voix  de  diable. 
The  de/cfiption,07  ftilCyofa  Peacocl(t: 
Le  diable  y  fera  hicn.T here  wi II  bc  afifulecaylej^ar^ 
rible  flirrejnonfirouA  cnnfrfion^or  gdrhoyte. 
*A  ces  diables.  To  tt  a  fan  andjpare  not^/rsifh^btare 
it  not  aé  lone  a^  it  will  Lift. 
Faire  le  diable  d,e  Vauvert.  To  l^eepe  an  old  mylfy 
horrible  buftling^errible/n*aggeringyto  play  monfiiou^ 
realfes^or  raks-iakes.  \ 

Faire  d'un  aiablc  deiwc .  To  mal^e  a  thing  the  worfe 
byfeel(ing  to  amend  itytocofnmittwo  err  ou  infinuihg 
tofalueone.  N,^^ 

Fuft  il  plus  diable  qu'il  n'eft  ccri^u.  mre  be  much 
more  terrible  thenheflemcs  tube. 
le  le  rendray  plus  diable  qu'il  n'cA  CQJrnu  1 1  wU 
aff^f  tght  him  more  then  be  feares  others.  \ 
II  n'eft  fiGiable  qu'il  eft  ncir.  HeilnotfiJewd 
as  he  lool[es,  nor  fo  bad  as  be  U  taken,  fhr\  he  is  no- 
thing fioffenpue/nifchiekouAj^r  dangciiom)fU  he  fans 
tobe.'  ^    '        .  ■•■•'^  ■•■•-■  "■  I  ;  V  ">'■"'  ^^'^ 

Le  diable  n'eft  pas  tpufiours  à  vn  huis  :  Prov,  The 
diueUis  not  alwaies  at  one  dore  ^  he  tempts^  and  at- 
tempts, menfundrie  way  es:.  |^ 
Au  prcftcr  Ange,au  rendre  diable:  Pro.  (Thu^:^  doe 

^%mgratefiêU  men  when  they  would  borrow,  fatter, 
when  they  muft repay ^rayle.)   '  •.  /  .  v 

^  Dc  jeune  Angelot  vieux  diable  :  Piov .  ive  fay,  a 
youngSaint anpIddiutU.    ,^\  . 

.  Et  plus  a  le  diable,  &  p!us  veut  avoir:  Prov.  The 
ntore  thMliuell  hat  h  the  mare  he  would  ^  (And  her  em, 
su mmofi  points  ilfe,  the  ireedief crape- good  humou 

^  Mm.)  ■.••..;  ■''^*:"''-^'  :  ■•■  ^--mmj'^ 
Ire  de  Frères,  ire  de  Diables  :  Prof  ;  i#%, 

hihûni  du  diable  s'en  va  iltoitic  enfbn:Pro« 
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cutchinghands. 

Quand  le  François  dort  le  diable  le  bcrfc.  (A  Vro- 
uerbt  made  by  the  Flemings  ont  of  patience  with  tVinh 
patient  ^and  reftlejje  btimors  of  the  French^) 
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Diablerie  :  f.  DineUiihnefei  alfo,  a  diuettifh  ciuey^not, 
crcomfaniii  alfo^a  Vlay^  or  Shew  ofdmlli*^  and 

hence  \ 
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termor  mifchiefi  ;  a  mifchieuoUi  hap  y^o^  wondcrom 
r  umblin  2^^  tef  rib  le  coile  horrible  iitf  re.        ..   ; 

biablefle  ;  (.lApje  diuellyor  fmale  diueli.  ^ 

Dizbktczii.  A  little diueli^ayongdiuell, 

Diablctcau  dc  coeur.  A  lad- diueli,  or  nouice  diueli 
(ajïophanc allufwn  to^nhnx, dc  coeuf  ;  a  ^irrcf 

/o:^fRab. 
E)iablciifc!ncnt.  >/r)/Z  rf/;/f  i7//&^, 

Diâbol iquc  :  com.  Diabolicall , diuelliJh^^end^Ul^e. 

Di^boliqucmait.DiaboilicaliyydiueUi^^^      _ -^     - 

*  DiàCQLït^im.Apurgingcon^pofitionyWade  offundrie  in^ 

gYtdicnts. 
Diacailiolicon.  A  compofition  foteatmed ^becaufeit 

fmrge  thall  l^md  ofhumors. 
Diacimiuon.  A  compofition  made  of  Simples  fit  todif 

folue  rvindineffe  in  thejlomaclie 
Diaconal:  m-ale:  f.  Diaconall^  of^or belongingto^a 

Deacon.  '  , 

Diaconat  :  m.  ^  Diaconic.    -  / 

Diaconie  :  f.  A  Deaconrie  j  the  place  of  a  Deacon^ 

Inhere:  m.  A  Deacon. 

Diaculon.^  certaine  momfyingpldifleryte  armed  other  ^ 
rpiCe  jy^izchyX^ 

plademe  -  m.  A  Diadem  ;  a^Crofwne^or  wreath  fur  the 
head  of  a  l^mg  ;  properly  itpgnifies^  wreathed  bead-- 
hand  (with  which  the  auncient  lyings  were  contented, 
ac  thiiiJ(ing  ,  that  the  Crowne  belonged  onely  to  the 

gods.)  ^ 

Diaranc:  com.  Cleerejbnghty  tranjparenty  tranflucent, 

through-Jhiningythrokgh  which  one  may  fee. 
T)\z^^zx^c^Aconjè6lîon,  or  falue  made  ofCalin^ 

^i^/^.  '      '  ■  •  .•"  V 

Diagonal?  m.  ale  :  (.Diagonatl  -^vr extending  fromeme 

corner  to  anotbersr 
Diagoiialcinent.  Diagonally  -^fi-om  comer  to  corner^ 
Diagone  :  m.  A  line  that  extends  from  ont  eornertoâ'- 

notber.  »  ^ 

Distgonc:  m.  ee  :f*  4^ Diagonal;  alfi^ehUb^  #r 

deepe^than  broad.  -; 

ÏJVi^rtdQ'Amedic'meyêrêmtmentmiA  tftbe  Qinfimt 

IDiagrcdi.  " -.•  ;;■"■'■'''■'"■•■''•''■■■, 

DiàgrcdL  A  firong-pwiingCumme  ,  ifbicb  diJiiBtth 

jr§mther99t»fth(kearbeSccimtMnU, 
Diagrçdié  :  mie  itMixt  witbDiaeredi 

nmùe  ftepâred,  • 
Diairetoi.  ADiâri€,orJomatt',  0.  reUtuncftimit  \ 
"  dinktutrie dâjf,      :^«v,,.-^t •>..■•■.},:.•.■■■■■■■    ,:.■  -■-..^.--v,,',.---/ 

Diaire.'com.  Ofêdayj»f§ntdây,  emtmuhnfirddéy 

(éndno  Ittigér,)  > 
ïy\d\c.fbe tUuell  :  îfPic 
Diale^e  :  m.  A  DiâUa,crprofrUtie  efioKffMgt 
Dlalc6ticicn,  A  Logie'um, 
Diale^ique  :  f.  Ugicl(e,  the  Art  cffetftn,  er  tf  tea- 

Dialeoiquement  U^itallj^  by  the  art  tfUgtclifi  iu 


'  Pialogifmc :tR.A€iuri,ord'tfbcurfe^  i^bertmomtr  < 
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laloguc  ;  01.  A  Dialogue  j  a  difcourfe  betipeene  irt^i 
or  more.  ^ 

Dialthce.  An  ointment ,  whcfe  trincipall  ingredient 
is  the  mucilage^  orfiime  ^/Alihea,  •vmarjhMal^ 
lew. 

Diainaiit  :  m.A  Diamond-^  afo^the  Loadfione  j  (in  pcaj 

of  Ay  n\2nt.') 

Cloue  â  clous  de  diamant.  CMofifiJl^moftfure. 
Diamantin  :  ni.inc  :f.  Of  a  Diamond^as  hardasaDi. 

amond. 

Diamargariton.  ÀnEleUmrie^fo  called  by  reafincf 
^    the?  ear  les  ifphereoftii  made  f 

Diambrc.  A  confiôiion  of  Ambcr^and other  heart-cm^ 

fining  fmples. 

Di^merdis.  ^  cotjfiilicn  of  turds  ^pilgrim  s  faluêialfi^a 
jhitun  jillow.        ^       \  .  / 

D^fcflctralcment .  Oppofitiuely  ,  right  eueriLmn^ 
cle^inc  crojje  ^  in  opp^ticn  tOy  or  one  ouer  againfL  anal 
ther. 

Diamctraler  à.  To  arrrcjpond^  or  anfwer  znto  dimt- 

trally^to jiarui  right  outr  againji.,    " 
Diamètre:  m.  A  Diameter]  apaightlineyWhichpûf. 
ftngthroughthemiddley  or\cintercjafquar€y(mk^ 

or  other  figure ydiuides  it  imo  two  equail parts.    ^ 
Diammour.  Tfce"  D;Wi7  ;  (^Rarrag. 
Uisn\outon.SyropcfMidberries.^ 
DmrxoÇçhum.  A  k^nd of cordiall powder. 
Diane,  à  hdizncln  the  morning^at  the  brealfjmg  tpf 

thewatcb(amilitariétearme.) 

Bailler  la  dianc.  To^giue  a  coldpkyOr  mornings  cm 

fadoe  Î  alfoytofurprifcyor  ajjaultyby  Moone-light. 

Sonner  la  Di  anc.  frumpetters  to  found  in  dwcrntni 

to  their  Cenerallyand  Captâmes. 
Dianiet  :  m.crc  :  f.  Confecrated  to  Diana-y  oYytkt  ktb 

vowed  chaftitie. 
DianifoiiUw^»  Elefluariemade  of  Arnfe feeds  and  ^ 

ther  things  good  to  breathe  wind. 
Diantrc.  Tbediuelly  the  god  of  darlienejfe  :  qNw. 

^Rab.  ^   • 

Diapaibn.  A  Diapafon  y  in  Mufic^e  j  alfoy  as  laugc}  i 

gagetomeafurecasl^ewith. 
Diapente.  A  powder yor  ccmpofitton.  wherein  there  art 

fiuefimptes  equally  incorporated  ;  Myrbey  Certify 

long  Birtbworty  Bay  berriesy  andjhanen  or  fcrcped  J- 

%'orie.  .     .   _  '    -   .    .  ,^-    ,   :       y 

V>iz^hzRt.a6Ï)\^2nt};Trûn^^ 
jmsCryfiall.  ^    .        i 

Uizi^h^Vi^T.Tocleereyhrighten^ma^ 
IT)hj^hcnkmii  A  purging  Eleâitigrii  mam  (f^t^^^^^ 
.  called  Vhtnkcs.  ,    , 

Diaphorctique  :  ccw.  VijfoMngy  cr  euapcratiffitH^ 
mors.       '*■:■»>''  •,-.;•  i,j»' ■'• -.v I  *  «li*.  "' i, 

niphracroatiflue.  vcine  (Jlaph.  Lookt  V«Jnc- ,  j 
Diaphragme.  Tl»*  Aîidr'i'e-aUng.Anàrewdf- 

i  cte  y  Thereby  the  vitaU  farts  aie  fiptr^'ff'ri'" 
■^■ihenatmaU^fid^he  htm  &ligbtijrtmtlel'*^'l'^ 
'■.  andnetber  beivelu  .' .  -- 

Diaprc  :  nn.cc  ;  lDiaperà,$r  diafred 'ydj/itrffr> 

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Diarthroiê.  A  k''^(ti»li'>t  comexm  ofbones,that  eta- 
deatiy  moue  together.  -, 

Diafenné.  ^pwr^ws  compojttton  nude  ofscne.or  Tu- 

fhlte 

D&pértirant(«'  rather)  DialpcrmatifaiiL  DïJl'emU 
nami>orfbnùngoffeed:^Kab._ 

Dh\\oié'TbediUtatiott  of  the  heart. 

Diatipofe  :  f .   -^  ^"«^'^  Defcription  ,  w  Figw,^ 

Diatolique  :<om.  ContinuaU^  vpïthout  intermjfioh  :^ 

Piaule  ;  m.  A  m'eafure  containing  twojurlongs.  " 
Dicaiks  :  m.  The  Judgti  of  the  auncient  Tbebans  : 

.^Ràb." 
D'ici.  M^D'icy.  m  _, 

Di6l  :  m,ae:  f.  Sajei,  [p«kfyt  y  défiHirei.vUered, 

expreJfed,pmnytold, declared,  Jignifigd^  reported 

Di(ftaiîi  :  m. 'W  Didamc- 

Di(ftainc.-  m.  The  hear  be  Dittanie.Vittander  ^garden 

Dic^lamc  baftard.  »^/?4rrf  Dittanieifomewhat  rf- 
/tv/ii/«  /ibe  f/gfcr  one  y  but  is  neither fwe  et  of fmelly 
mt  biting  in  taft  j  fome  alfo  call  Frtxinclla/j. 
Diftr^ne  blanc .  Tragium,  Fraxinclla;rtfff^^tf/- 
/5,  balUïd  ,  or  fhlfe  Dittanie  j  4»ii?/^  miftal^en, 
and  much  vfed ,  iy  Apothecaries ,  /îr  /fee  rijjé/  Dit^ 
taniCy  though ,  in  jvrme^it  be  nothing  W^eit:  (^Ma- 
thiolus.) 

Diâamedc  C^êdt.Vlttanie^&pïttanieêfCzti- 

in^the  right  Vittander.  ' 

Diclamon.^iDiâamc.         /     ^ 
Didateur:  m,  ^  Dictator  i  an  Officer  among  the 
^  \omamyWhOyfir  the  time  he  ruled  y  bad  Soueraigne 

-authoniu."    ^'  .     ^        * 
^\à2Xuxt^ltheT>iRatorjhipi 
^\dé:n].it:f.DiBatedt^indiâied. 

tidier.  To di^u jappêint^ or teU another^  ïpbat  and 

^f^ow,hêjhaUmite.  . 

Diéiion  :  f.  A  diâlion ,  jpeecb ,  or  faying. 

Di6hon;  mTAtétjffit^pithiefintencty  prettiefaying*^ 

an  Apothegme 'y  alfij  afinall  arrefiyfentence^  ludge^ 

^entyordei'y  penned  at  large^  and  commonly  fubfiri^ 

'^^dbjtheJudgey(tndbisa0ants.    : 
D  ricy.  From  hence-y  from  tbk  place  ^of  time^ 

D -icy  i  quel  temps  ?  How  long  ?  in  véat  time  ?  till 

5!^le>DiabIc;7*eifii<fff;^Parificn.  - 
'  Uiefe  :  Î.  Ajharpe^  Muficke.       -  '       . 

AJicte:  £  Dift,  or  daihe  jkre\alfoy  aViety  Fâtlia^ 
^^iyor  ajjemblie  of  the  Stâteé^  &  Prikces  of  the  tm- 

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Maifôn  dieu.  A  SpittUyOr  Hojpitall^ 

Pauline  dieu.  VàltnaLChn&iySatyrionroyall. 
/Vn  pic uft  a  dieu.  Ltf%  Plaire:  •       - 

Dieu  Colas.  By  S.  Nicholas^  or  fir  S. Nicholas  faj^e  : 

^Lorrainois  :  ^Rab, 

h  dieu  ne  plailc.  God  forbid^  Godfhieldfiodfrpàre" 

bot. 

De  ^jx  dieu  foie.  In  the  name  of  God  be  it,  God  prof-  ' 

per  It,  or  fend  it  well  to  fpeed^ 

De  par  luy  bon  dieu  J»  the  name  ofGodyor^firGods 

fai{e:  fLymofirtr^Rab. 

Et  encor  pour  dieu  ioit^fi.  And  he  may  tht^n^e  Gody , 

or  y  bee  u  beholden  to  h/^saduerfaries  pietie^if.    ^ 

Ne  croire  à  dieu  que  fur  bons  gages.  To  truflMO 

many  how  rich  foeucr  hee  bee^  without  goodpawncs-y 
^  to  heleeue  no  wan  ,  how  honeft  foeuer  y  without 
'  g^^a^  proofis  :  (In  which  phrafe  though  God  bee. 

.  mentionedyyet  is  not  an  impiiu^Jmt  a  chu'/l:f^firuft 
^^  meant  by  it.)  t       v^^ 

Faire  le  doux  dieu  deflous  vnc  pefle.  II  Fait  Scc.He 
ié  very  niceyquaintyprecifèyOr  curious  in  allhisà^îcins'y 
«  Lool{eVcï[ç. 
Oublier  dieu  parmi  tous  les  Sainâs,  Il  oublie^  &c; 
The  neerer  he  is  to  the  Church ,  the  further  he  U  from 

Dieu  donne  biciV5,  &  boeuf,  mais  ce  n'cft  pas  par 
la  corne  :  Prov.  Z^oi^e  BoeUf. 
Dieu  donne  le  froid  felon  le  drap  :  Pro  v.  God  fends 
men  cold  according  to  their  c loath  |  viz.  affiiôHonsac-  \ 
cord'mgto  their  fkitb. 

Dieu  (jait  qui  eft  bon  pèlerin  :Prov.  Cod\nowés 
the  hearts  (^PilgrimSé^  :^:. 

>  ^A  pere  à  maifttCjà  dieu  t6ut  pùiflânc,  nul  ne  peu|^ 
rendre  l'equivolent:  Pro  v.  No  man  can  fufficientfy 
requite  his  FatheVyf^MaifleryMalier.  . 
^A  toile  ourdie  dieu  mande  le  fil:  V  toy. God  worlds 
begun  enables  vs  to  fiUow.  f 

En  petite  maifon  Qieu  a  grand  part  :  Prov.ipf  a  Ut- 
ile manfwn  God  hath  a  great  portion. 
En  peu  d'heure  dieu  labeure  :  Pro.G^i  quicl(ly  docs 
'    what  he  will  doe. 

Il  ne  perd  rien  qui  ne  perd  dieu  :  Proy,  Hee  loofes 

nothmgtbat  l^eepes  God  hù  friend. 

Là  ou  dieu  veut  il  pleut:  Prov.  X^i^e  Plou- 

voir,  \ 

Pour  devenir  bien  toft  riche  il  faut  tourner  le  dos 

à  dieu  ;  Prov.  The  ifPéty  togrowftfonc  rich  iSytofirfalfe 

religion. 

Qui  fert  dieu  il  a  bon  i^iaiftrc:  Pro  Jfe  that  férues 

Godyfèruesagoodmaifte}.     ''''^'■■:''^^f^'ty  .''.■'' 

Secret  de  deux  feaet  de  dicu  :  "^Prov.  Tet  wee 

fay  ^  that  y  two  can  keepi  connftU  wheit  one  is  o- 

way.  I  u    ^f^^f  , 

Dieu-donnc  :  m.  Theodore  (a  proper  name  for  a  man.) 
Dieu-gard  :  vn  dicu-gara.  Afaltttation  j  i»t,  ^ ,  God^ 

fane^you.     '  !  ^     \'  "     f-'  ;■     • . 
T^\c\ltt\sX:m.Alittkgod.C  %  ^    \  /^    ^ 

Dieux  I  Ijiterjea.  Uoke  Dieu.  "     >    ^^ 

DiftamaCion:£yir  defiimation-^defamin^eprauing^tf^ 
crediting^traducingyOpcn  difgracmg  mfpeeches: 

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Difïàmc:  mJMfmieAl^qme/eproacl^difaedityiin^ 
miniiJlifhonoHr,  dififace^^fef^tjfin  tuiUpame^ 

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Diftaincr.  Tià defme^tradHce^iifcreiity  refrodch^^c- 
r  praue^dilbAce^difi)Qnor^  .     ' 

DiflFcrantc  : m. cc  ;  {.piffered, or difiiireedJrmkM 

debate ^ir  at  v4oJncetpnh\glfo^dii4rrfified.    • 
Diftcrantcr.  Tq  diQ\i\or difugie$ fromyto  larre^cok- 
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dif.i;tecment\cont€ntion,  jhifi^debaiejods,  yklfo^a  dif-  | 
jÇ/T/^/  marl^yor  thing  y  or  a  marl(t  wherebj/  one  thing,  * 
j<  fù!:i}igut(hed from  another.  •  ' /.      :      ^', 

Dift  Tcnt.  Different  ;  vnliljie ydiuer^  difenng^vary'mi, 
-fdifj^^reang^  feuerâU ,  from  j  ofahother  condition  or 

ffi!a'itic\nAture  or  l(ind. 
DiftlTcntcr.  as\)\iîa:2jxtçi;^  Alfojo iimMt^or^vA^'^ 

Diftrrcr.  To  defer  rejeùyydrîue^prpm  ojf.^  toprotraH, 
fro!on7ylingér^^rocrafimateyJhift  offdaj  after  day. 
Sans  difiFcrcr;  P/eftntly^t  the  verieinjiant^without 
7?;#//72 one iotmore^any whit lonfijer.^^'' ('''-'' \  .%^ 

Diflfici]^  irora.  7y:fficilc^  difficult -y  hard yVneaf!e,trou^ 
:  bitftfme,  i'atricafr,  paincfiU ,  almofl  impoffible.  ; 
Qiii  fait  du  difficile.  Tbats  bacl^eward^  vnwiUing\ 
fluuborHe\fqucamifhy  coy,  nice  y  tbats  verie  Loath  to 
meddle  witbyOr  to  be  drawnevntpy  a  thing  ;  tbsts  ve^ 
rie  hard  to  bee  intreatedy  or  woonto  vndertal^e  a 

DifficilcyaçHt.  Difficultlyyhâidlyyvneâfily,  troublé- 
fomelyWcantty  fcarceiï',mtbk'e0Vamc^m^ 

Difficulté  :£  A  dt^cultte-  i 0ât let^  maine  impédh 


Difficulté  d'halcinc.  Pnrjmefey  pbpuCUon  of  the 
cnnd/ifts  of  ihc  lights.  ^       >     ; 

Difficulté  dWTincï.TheStrângHrie. 
Difficultcr.  To  dïfficultâtey  or  dijffîciHtati\  to  maj^e 
difficult, or  vneajie;  to  mal(e  it  a  bardmatter  ytomakf 
bonesnf 

Difficultueux.  l^erie  bard^verie  àifficuttJiU  ofdiffi- 

cfilties.  ■'  '[  -^\.-'\        .  -  \-".^^ 

Diffiaitivcmcnt.4y  Définitivement, 

D  iffl  ati  on  :  f .  A  difflationy  btowing^or  breathings 

Difforme  :  com.T>efhrmed^ougliey  ilUfiuoureJy  vn^ 

feemelif  ,  vncmelic^  mijbapen  yfbmeUgt .  out  of 

Difformité  :  f,  'DefhrmUie,  ôugïhujpe  \  vnfeemtl^ 
neffiy  vncomliHejIJif  mfiuourednejje ',  4  Hemifb  m 
fiuoêir»      •  "**  ■       '_ .  r-  -■'  '  ■  14 

DiflSîls  :  m.  ufc  :  f.  Vtffhfed,  Qirei,  fcàttered  *brMd  j 
infime,  nfiiieyextended'y  btag,mgl»op  ','0^,^tyf9w~ 

Diffiilcmcnt.  Viffiifedfy  ,  rcâttereify\  dipr^âered. 


k  Mufdc  digaftriquc.  >Afhkfctt\^uxnifimthtVr^, 
c  éjfee  aile  et  Miûoiàe  (fêmeùmei  )^*«»  Srilloidc)/t<  : 
.  vf'e  p/U  iiytodraw  the  Ifwer  ïtpf  dtwmwt^. 
Diacre  :  m,  ce  :fJ3i/'geliediC0iue{ied^iiejledJ>ornéJ^ 

biden,àifh^dilpofed/orted^dered.   ,'^;;     :   ;•  i  't; 

Diocrtt.  To  difgejijconcoili  brc^J^tétètdifjtfi^bidP 
■    avfay  witp  ;  MTfojtofûrt^order^tfpofe.      ^^^v     •     I 
D\Û'tic:m.cciÙ)ifc,cd,protraned,delaytd,UHgcredy      .    Digérer  bien  vncohfeil.  Througbfy  to  ejt^i^ 
'    dnuen,put,oifl)!nfào§\  v.  r  -  n\^fii^^tbi>^iiey>rconjtdcïéUcoMnfèttVMn.^ 

l)\?krt:xr\m2\\tA)!jUncllyJtié(t»lIyM^rcnttj,mthA    ,  Diçeftif  :  m. lUc:  f.  'Z>i/geJ}tue ,  ofjrocufMg  dif^j. 

DifïciX^iVcc  :  f.  .><  d^^cnnct/iucrfiùc  ;  vïtiikeline^e^  '    Digcltion:  f.  Dîfgejlton^conco^ioftydigefion.  ;  ; 
diilincl'on-.difigrccing'y  aifo,  a  certaine difiance^or    '  Dj^italç.r*#7^^r/^rc4//^rffi7X-i^/p4<w;^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
m^^furi^uiGeomctue.  ,  r/  Digitale jaulnc.F(?v.^/(?«rj»^/^/t^;fifo)i^^^ 

Difftrcncic:ro^ce:  f:  Vijtinguiff^ed ,  made  digèrent    ,>  •  O^it^iy  and  Le  (fe  common  tbeny    ;    %  -  ^  >  ^;  :f^:^^ 

f?vm.   /'^'f  .       >     '      ;::-      Digitale  purpure*  Purple  toX'ghkes;^  tailed  fê  (j) 

Ditîcrcnt  .m.Udtference\controuerfteyfuityVari4ncf;C\   ^^^^  colaur  of  the  flowers^      .    '  v         ^  -       -^..^^  ^ 

'  .      ..^      -^      lJi^\l2i\on:frfhe firme  of  ^f!ngeffofbotb  h^d^^ 

,    M!>^r^l/  together  \  or  the  manner  of  their  fo  iopirg,/ 
Digittç  ;  in.  /<  Diget^thè  Charaâier  which  cxprepib  4 
.  figure  in  Aritbmeticice  -,  as  an  y^  tbè  figuré  of  fut- 

Di^nc'-com.  lyorthie-ycondi^ney  deferuing^  mà^fli 

fi^.  .  ■■■  "":"*■■■.  ■   '•.     ■  ■  •  ;•., ^••'    -V   :■'•;■;  •'■;■••/  ' 
DigncnKittJWr/fci/)f,c(i;^/£»^/y,rf//<r/^<i//^^ 

tomeriti^  >••■■ 

Dignité- f.  "Zîii^i/ir  j)?re>;w^/ip»  j  honour ',  authorities 
Super ioritie-^ greatnefje  of  eftateyOr  in  ojffict  ;  gréât  eju- 
mation^r  wor  thine  ffe  j  tlof^litieyOr  nobleneffe. 
Fief  de  dignitc.^'Fief //m/  bath  a  dignitie^or  titU  cp 
JÎobilitiey  annexed vnto  it  j  Ijool^e  Ficfl  r  ^ 

Seigneurs  de  di^nité.-^^  Dulles y*MarquifeSyEatlls 
Princes  y  Vicounts  y  Barons ,  and  Chatt^laim]  ^> 
ble-men-y  or  fuch  Gentlemen  as  are  Lords bjinbcri- 
tanceyor  birth. 
Digonncu  To  digyOrpricl(e:^^lioïm. 
Digreffion  :  f.  A  dtgref^n  ,  9r  dtgrefmg-y  a  loini, 
paying  ,  fwaruing  ,  afide  ,  w'  )?o;ii  the  matter  ^  a 
changing  ofpurpofCy  an  alttringof  difcourfe. 
Digue.  A  ditch  y  boundyor  banl(e  ;  a  iettity  dammtyil 
mauntyraifedvpfhr  a  defence  againft  the  i^cti^^h 
orinundations  ofwaters.  , 
l^iXlccxzûonii.AtearwgyOrrendingafiêni^e^^ 
Dilaccrc  :  m-ce  :  f.  Dilacerated -,  rent^  or  tome  in  ftc^ 

Dilaccrer.  To  dilacerate^  rendyorteaie  mpeeces. 
Dihaç  :  in.cc:  fw 'Df  iii;!frfj  crtrZ^^frf. 
T)mkr.Todelay*yOry  allay. 

Dilapidé: mic:f.7)iiy^ii^/^i^^^^^^^^^^^^^       $  . 
Dilapider.  To  dilapidate  ^rjume^  or  puU  dwne pfte- 

buildings  ;  alfoylo  rid  ofyOr purge  fimjlonis.: 
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Digaine.  One  that  bath  twtwiius  tether  i  alfi,  one 
that  marie  th  after  bufirft  wines  iedtb^  me  tbnt  bntb 
bad  two  wneti  '■■    '  **'^>^ ^^-  «>'■■"''>■-■.  ■ .; '■  .■%■•?-■  ■"''•  " ■■•-■* .  .:■. 

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Dilatateur  :  or.  A  diUtator/inlarier,  iriimri  **f^ 
defi  ■--  ■■■■■--  v.--rf  •.■:^-^:.vv..;^«fev...;  ■"'-^^''^ 

Dilatation  :  (J  diUMtmi  t  wideniniJnttrmr'^' 

(bingpntfj^eadiniabnad,        ^-^'^'^  -  ■.:  "^'^  ^-^ 
I^atatoi^  tin.  Aditatatorie,  wmhngtfyén  Iffi'^ 
"ment  wbertmitb  Cbtruigums  «fen  tbofe  féftts  that 
In  ficlfeneffe,  or  other  accident,  are  toe  *^f  / 

fid*     -.-■,.•  ■  •*-;  ■  ^  *  ' 

Dilate  :  on.  ic  :  f.  T>iUtedymâl^d,tÊlérgtd'x 

entjpedabroad^madeéfoad,  .  .      l  „ # 

Dilater.  To  dilate,  widen,  intatge,  extend,  Jhretcb  em, 

/head  abroad,malie  brond. 
Dilation  :  f^A  defiTring,éeUy^pé 
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Dilayetncnt 
Dilixcmmci 

laboriouflyj 
/fyyVigilantly 

Diligence  :f: 

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tt  ie  y  earneft 
Faire  f^s  ai 

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J  ^  cotier  land  fa 

ownedefh^tl 

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>  Diligence 

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neffi'.    ? 

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Dillc  :  f.'rtf  4 

Dillon  ;m.'>*. 

DiliiciHe  :  coir 

eafie  to  be  dij 

Diiucidç:  ro.c 
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phmtobevi 

Diinenche  :  on 
Dimenche< 
_^ttDiinencl: 
Dimcnchei-ct, 

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Dimcn/îon  \  (. 
Diminué  :  m.c( 

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Diminuer.  To  t 

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i^iniinution  :  £ 
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Diminutions.] 

Dmanderie:f. 
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mode, 

Dinandiettm.. 

^i"  firmer)  dei 
'•»  the  riuer  of 

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mtécbtraueUyOfftudiei  peatmflànc^^  iabmousmdNf 

h  ie  i  earned  intention^bout.  ::      f  ; .     .   ;^-^^  "' 
ypaircfts  diligences.  To  perjfvrme^or pay  his  dueties:, 

mi^nt  affuch  as  art  to  be  per  firmed  be  fire  one  can  re- 
%  couer  land fi  Id  by  his  next  l(mfman^  gr  fir  fined  by  his 

OTpne  defi.tU  i  alfo^inthefirft  cafe^to  enter  bis  a£li- 
^  on  fir  i  dTy  to  eat  errand  tal^e  poffejfion  ofJhc  landfo  a- 

\,  Diligence  paflcfcicncc  :  Prov.  DiÙgence  excecdeiw 
$cienc^  5  painefidncffe  of  maie  .merit  then  sl^ilfil- 

nefft'.    '■.-'■  \:.: ■ .  rv.-        '  ■♦^;:., *•., '.■■■  ''■'.■.■•    vcvyv,^;, ;-;.•;..■■■;  '".', 
Diligent»  Diligent^  fedulous^  quiclfe  ^  (peedie  \  fludi^ 
ow^^labor}om^  pamfiU'^  vigitanty  intentiuèy  cârefill-^ 
earne'^ya/ bufieiabout a  thing.  ^  '^l^'^^^yr^ 

Diligente:  m. ce:  f.  Speededyhafiened-,  qml^pre- 
.   parec/f/ooneprouided'y  firvpardeddpacef  ^  '^:.^-.-'-'p.^ 

Diiifi^ntcr-  To  bajtcnjfirwardygiuefpeedvnto ,  fit  on 

apace.    ,..    ••  .  .^  •v;^..  '    "      •  .;;'••...:■..      ■  >^.----   a:>.  ' 
Sc  diligentcr .  To  be  diligent ynimbtt^uiciie  ;  painfid^ 
earnejl  aboNtyto  mhl^efpesd^or  befiirrp  bimfelfi  apace  ^ 
.    habHJmejJe.        ;    ;:,♦  .       v      i  :     v 

Dillc  :  LTbe\^illyOr  iawcet  of  a  Hogshead  &€. 
Dillon  :  m.  A  ^infeU,  fir  a  horfe.    . 


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Uborioufly^ftiédiouflyyparefiUyymd^^  Dire  :  m.  Afaytn^aleyffieéçhytalkcjgçofd      ;   . y^      .     ,, 

Du  dire  au  faiâ  y  a  gfand  traitt  :  Prov.  écecfsand     ^* 
,*  ivords  dweM firre afmider:eijhcrbecan}e many  thj,ng5 
;    rètf/  ^refpoken  dire  not  intended  to  be  dnjigi^or  hecauje 

,f^ things  wUfi^kl^^^^^  f.^/f  ^<te,,^i.  : 

■   y^^y^refiol(jen.;:-^r^^^^  -  ^'y' li:-r^^^^^^ 

Dire.  To  fay  Jpeai^:fat^^^  •.,^,^. .    ;^. 

^    clatty^fhtïPyfigmfiejrelate^  repa^^  vnto'i  ^if^^to  bid  y  or     'H'l't  :  J  '  • 


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Dilùcidc  :  com.  Clee^eybrightyplaineymanififiyetàU^ 
eafte  to  be  difcermd.  '  ,r-  >'    .    .    ;  :  ^^ ...  ^u-"$.  m'  'M-^^ 

Dilucide  :  tt).  cc  :  (.  Dilucidatid  ycietred^%  ^[y<   ■  ;  | 

\)t\\XQ\êLCt.To  cUci:^^^^ 
plaine  to  bevnderjlo,od.  :  -'^  -'    :f*  >      r  ^  '    ^      i  ^  c 

Diincnchc  :  m.  Sund'ay\  (he  Sabboih  day.         ^    ■    ; 

Dimenchc  clc  Slanàiçs.  ?^iWj-Si5i3^     îf^^fc 
_  ttDimenchc  dc  j^afqucs  fleuries.  (The  fame.)  ^ 
Dimcncheret.  valet  idimencheret .  Jlhofy^day  fer^ 

uant'yonethat  waits  but  on  goodjayes.  * v 
Dimcn/îon  ;  ft  ^  rf/;w<»j?^ 
Diminué .'  m.ce:  £  Dmimà>ed/efenedjmpake4j^^^ 


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l^dyextenuated^yquaUfied.        >  ,^    /,  -,.^^^- 

Diminuer*  T(^  dimmifhyle{feny  impair  eyobaieyextenH^ 

'  ^f^^]alfoyto  qualifia  alfoyto  diuide  fin  fiigihg.)     -y 

^iniinution  :  f.  »<  dimimuion\appairingyle(feningyimm 

\^P^iring^minifhi^  5  abatemmtSf'UW--. 

I^jminutions.  DwM/fo^  ^^^    :# 

*Jinaiideric  :  f.  Broken  vparey  Copper  warey  Ymi^er} 
^^^kf }  fl^,  4he  place  where  fucb  jlufe,  is  fiSl^  of, 

Dinandicr  :m.ACopper-SmîtbyOr  trafier^i^awordfat 
.  ^^e  firmer)  detiuekfram  EHnand,  a  towne  (fiand'ttig 
'^  the  riuer  of  Ucu[c)  wherein  copper  l(tttlfiSy&Cyaré 

jcî^chic  :  £  The  iâynt  louernemfnt  of  two  V  rinces. 
J^Wdan:  m.  rtm  ding^oiegy  wringing  out  ofïïéUsl  «r 

^mticrs  :  m.  The  c§Jsy  dawats^tr  tendéringsof  a 
n;2*%-  ®-^  ^  Di^rr/e Î  tUittrifdiamH  ofâ  mop. 
S.   ^^-^^  DtohthcrcAf  lifci^  oftkAmà^ 

i&^  SWfcf  wh$fkm$gMniswkhit  a  mÊTikU 


^;  Dire  mille  pcujflcs  à.  TosjejalCyrcproach'y  railcw^l 

^  /could at.    •  v;'l;:%^  ^'''"'^¥^'<W  '  ■'^-''' 

^A  dire.  Il  y  a  Éit-K  a  dire,  (^tMMereïs^"much 
:  diferençeyasbetweene^    '  •':'^~'^:'^y-[-^  -^ 

;  Trouva  à  dire.  To  miJfeyhil^C^ecdyWa/it  the  thingr: 
éwehad^       ■■■^-^v■^J^v•:.,  p.  ■      •  ^%  "\ ;:■  ;.:  ■  ';/,'*.^'  '■■^v* 
Jc  nc  d^ttve  rien  a  dirc'cn  QÛa,  1  find  no  fiult  withy 
y Ifie nokefiffinjhat^      i  ^         v  t\      ^     ^  -^U 
V  Jç ncdis pas.  (Encore fi  elle cftoit icune^ièi^dlS 
'  j^^iwouldneuer fpeake'onr t.  ^^   /  ^'    ^         \X^^ 
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l^çvnawates.     ^  .    _      '^-M'--'\.^ 

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.  (^càïstul (In mm^^         h^t^po^ 

wbowouldhaue  t^oughtit  !tis  àworiâiryou.  tell  pill 
A   ^le  rie  dis  qui  k  dit  ?  lam  mtlmg^o'^  arry^  tbijig? 
;;^|  (a éard^playets pbrafi.}    I  ;      Mm-^mPM^^ 
-^^^Leàdezluy  dîscfît  fort  bien,  liec^s^cnewèulvï-- 
haîhpajfingiQod  lucide  ^t  cliçe^the  dît£  arè/èxçje^ing/^ 
..■  fauourable vnto h'pn-y^The lilic is^ y\ ^X  ^    ■  " .^'' y^îL^^T'y^^ 
^   *  Fortune  Vous  dït.^I or ttme  arijwersymr  €xpe(ktm^^^ 

arytsfiuourablevntojou.        -  .  .7 

.     ta  livre  dit  douze  onces.  The  pound  contâmes  yOr 
"  confifts  jofyiz  ounces.  ;  '   -      *        .  "'    f: . > 

On  dit.  ThefpecçbiSytbe  report  goes  i  tisfaid^  or  taU 
\ed abroad.  <'  '_:::^p^/    v^^^.^^^^      /    ^ 

On  jpncdit  tofi  freçc.  Men  callyitameyor  tearm^mee , 
,fhy  brother.     ^'  .    %       -  •   . 

VoUsditçs  d'orgues.  Tou  fpeaf^eto  ihépurpofeyyou 
'   f^maruellou^ we U^y (Ironically.)    y'     /         -' 
'    AfTcx  çii  dit  qui  apporte  bonnes  nouvelles  :  ^rov. 
y  Btfayhynougjbtbatfi^eshis  newes  are  good]  or  y  be 
""^  that  iiringsgood^nesfes-loues  to  teU  them $ftén^ 
/    Bien  dire  fait  rire,  bi^  faire  fait  taire  :  Prov.  / 
•Go<id  words  brad  laulbltr  y  gooj  deeds  admira^ 

tion.  "'   .  .:   "~"       ^  ^  • 

Entrcfairèl&dirc  ilya  grand  à  cfee:  Prov.  he^ 

'  twefne  faying' and  doing  there  is  great  differenc^i. 
(Lovl(e before inD'trCySvhùan.)   -  ;  '^    m 

On  doit  dire  du  bieivlc  bien  :  Prov.  Oftbin^wcU 
f  done  we  ought  to ff^ak^  well.  ^^ 

^  Tout  ouïr, tout  voir,  &ricnclirc,  naeritc  en  wut 
temps  qu'on  V  admire  :  Prov.  fi^arit  and  fit  ally  but 
fiynotbingJimaiefitboufiillbè  admired.  ; 

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or  ntxi Loffl,         ••     -•..•■■'  ..,    ^y.    .-./ 

Dirc6^cir.-nt.  Virccl  'i/tghtlyjuighilyy  iujUy-,  imme- 

■diate/y-ypU.nLly.  vnhoi.t  ciïcurrjhnccs^  to  tbepur^ 

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fi 
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4  Direflcai  -  \n.Ad'ufi%erJifidcr^condu[leY^piidc  -^r^^^^ 

.   lei^^pHihi-y^piJiriiihy.    -     -.^■^.•.  _  ... 

DiiCvi^ion  :t[:ià^eii:or::,  ààdi'ymJduPJQri\  inârHCr 

Direcltoiic  ^  com.  73/Vrr7<)ri^5i/;>a7///f5rf;re(?/V/g. 

..Dircption  :  ^àA  (poytpjg^  robbm^,  ra/îfac^ingypullingj 

'      ir/Mu]g^tèarïng.uïjaliirigarp:iy  by  violence.  .    - 

'>JQ^:i(^é  :  L^^:éQrf. Dhchédjgnidedy  co'ddu^lcdjedy  or- 

deled,  ruled ^  goucrr:cd  j  addrejjcji^  UutUed ,  ^mÂde 

'Dm:zc^/rt)dirifi,f:uidejr^d^  condii6l\  addreJJ} ^  le- 

u:ll ^  maiie  rrght^  l(^c(pc  firaight-y  rule  ^  ^^^^>  $0- 

'  nerne.  '     '^      .     i,.'  .   .■   -     ' V  ■  ■     ''^   ''>■•■'''■. 

Dilceptatcur  :  m.  Au  arjiîu)\di]puter ^contender ^de- 
bater :^  avlcidtf  i  alfuy  a  Dayes  màn^  arbitrator y^ 

Dilceptniion  :t  A^ificpt^tlo^:,difpntation^ç^tenïi^ 
.     onyu(lu:ri:/.cb:ithi^yre.ip^^^^^ 

rrbii',c4-7,c>'it.  ;         '  ^ 

Difccpiatlicc  :  f.  A  vp^manthat  difputcs ^  feafonSy  êT 
■^    e/r/A?/ r  c,  4  ;;7)^ï r ^y  ;  *:  [Co^  a v  arbiîratrix. 
Dii^çptc:  m.ce:  t  Vijputcd^  de  bated  ^reafonedfpltà' 
ç  dcds>jrjued\exivmied^arbityrj£d.'     '- 
v^il^  :  :Dilc:epceL.7>  d:{lu^:c^Hebaîe^rcjJlr!jplead^argHeÀ^^^^^ 
■ï  ï  '    *    alfiJo  arbitrate' or  txamine ^  controucrfte benpeene 
^^parfie .^ndp'frtic.^^   .\  ^  •::'„. 

F^ifqrrné  :  "m.çc  :  f.  pifccrvcd^or  dijihguijljcd-^  P^^dy 

t^  ]  pifccnier.  To  difchney  or  di^inguifl)  one  thing  fi  cm  kr: 
jl  .  miher(ifpj^tQp^irî^  feperfitejfcucr^diuidvafunderytô 
;     mal^c^'or  put  a  differe?icc  beÈ&àîe',  .-  .'    ;    •   i:/  ; 

'  Dilçipletto.  AScboUcry  a  learner  ^  afPupill'^ a Difci- 

Difc'pîinablcr  corn.  Difciplinablé\  teathable\  fit  to 
le.trnc.  •  r  ^A   '.•.  -       .  -"  :■ 

Diftiplinaîre:  com,  bifctplinarie  ;  belon^g  to  difci- 
^    plinê^fuUofJnflrtWi^^^ 

Difcipîîné  :  (.pfchUne^learning^doR^^^^ 

^^gjuift'^  ajcïtnct  \  atfo^  correction ^fchooiing^  and  ft- 

7tance\  or  a  wb'fio  dae^enaacey  or  giue  fimifiment 

Difcîplillé  :  m-cc  :  f.Vifiiplined^  fcbocledyCorre5iedi 

put  vnto  penance. 
D:(cîplincr*  To  liifciplineJthooUy  contSl,  bring  vnder 
j  ,  coram;  (andbptc^alfo^pwbipy  or  put  vnto  a  jbarpe 

pènance.    \-" -^^'^'f  ■  .v  '■•-  V"  '    '      -  .'  ' 
Dî/colc  :  com.f^tétie^]not  obferm  mtbout 

^/fuernmenK  '.    '   .-•■•'.••,':-•:..:..•    .■:  ;:  •  '.■■  -  - 

Xy\commod2S^^.Damm 

derance.dire^p'ydifplcâflire.      •  ^         ^  . 

Dîfcommodé  •  th . éc  :  f.  Vifcommodatedy  or  hcommo* 

datedxhtirt^^ndamrnagedjhiniered.     . 
Dîicomniôclcr-  To  Uifimmodatey  incommodatè^hurt^ 

hindei\  bring  dommage  JbrtediJUonuenienceSyVnto. 
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Dilcontini»cr?T(?  difcontinue^furceafe^  intermit ^fiy.  * 

btare^put  ojfpr  atime.       •        .      ^  ^l    i^"     n:'' 

Dilconvcnanccrf^  ^  dipgrepig  mthyddfjj\j:jth:i^\ 

fiom  -,  ^  /«f //7g  v}:fit  jvr^or  vntil^e  vnto.  «  ' ..  "''  -  j 
Dilconvcnir.  lo  dipgree.or  be  at  och  with  j  to  be  vnjit^i 

jvi\,orvnlil{eznto  '^to  dtfjentficm.  .     *.  •.  ..  ^.    ! 

Diicord:m.  Difcordy  iarrmg^  hpugnanciCy  d/fi^/rr,  ^ 

V.  n/Ciit*yVarianceydcbateyaltrrcationyfififi'di]Jen^^^^^ 

contention.       ^       ^  ^4^r       '  v^  .^   . 

Diicordatrvjtcnt*  Jminglyyrepugnantly.difa^^ 
lyyWithout  any  order^r  harmonie.  -, 

lLyilcoT(\znt.D!fcbrdatyiarring^d:fagreein^^^^ 

contrarie  ^nioflharjhymoftv.Uuncablc.  ; 

Difcorder.  Todifagree^differ^  difjentfrom*^  to  iarrc^  ' 
ftriue^be  at  difcord  witb^  to  be  ri^ug/iatit^  vnli\e ,  (?r 
contrarie  vvto.,     ""  ^'  ' 

Difcol^C:  com.  Dijtanty  rtmote^  fiirre^  firre  aflimkr] 
filtre  of.     -  ■■  ■  ^ 

Sc  Difcottcr  àt.To  remoue  ^  put  from  hirn^  Yidbimftlft  \ 
of^leaue  afide y  abandon  ^  qiiityfoY/al(€  yfirgof.         '»: 

Difcourir.  Todàfcourfc^f^  torelatCyreport^reciteyYe- 

>>'    hearfèi  to  pdriicidarf^c  point  after  point -^  alfo,;to 
\  pcrufe^examïne^feaYchintO'yfiirueyydifcoHer  y  rinnc 
ouer\  and  hence  ;  -  ' 

•Djlcourir  ';\\:i^i<:^i^]>^is.Top^jj\^^^ 
many  lands.^       ^  ■         '  -  " 

Difcours  :  ID.  Âdifcourfc.rcpêYt,re!aïionyYehffayplrc[  \ 

a  matter  ;  alfo^afiiruey^peruJaUyCxaminationy  ponder-  \ 
mgofihing^  in  th  mind.     ^  -    »  y 

DifcourlOis  :  mA{Q.:f.D}fcourteo^tSyvngentlcf^^^^ 

rùdeyharjh;tviwouthmianitie.\^'     ;  . 

Courtoïfîetardîuc  eft  diijcourtoilé:  Prov. -/^  ////- 

ward  ceurtcjis  is  a  diftourtefte  j  fiiuours  thai  arc  te. 

a  doinq  are  loathtomcJone.  -^     • 

Diicourtoiiie  :  f-  A  dhfimour  y  difcourtefie  y  vpgcntic 

triclie.vnciuitepranlieyrudepart.         .  ^     • 
Dilcrafic  :  m.éc  '  K  PiuUedybalçdi  alfOyifrieydraindiOt 

^wrungdrie  j  of  an/ill  complexion  :  ^Rab. 
Di(crq:)ancc  :  LAjaifcre^anckydijferenceyrepugnffncie, 

difagreement»  J 
Disacpant  :  niante  ;f.  Vifcrcpantydifferent/if^gtty 

ingfrom/epugnanivnto^  \  -  '.^. 

Difcret:  iïî/etc:£  Vifirçetyaduifidi  prudfnt,H^i 

proaidentJjeedfiUyCircumfbeél, 
Diftrctcmcnt.  Dfcteeffyy'aduifedfy'y  prttdently\pfout- ^ 

d^tlyJbeed/uUyyCircunfpeâlfy.  j/r 

Difcretion:  f.  Vifcretionyitruc)  difcemingi  àdip- 

rence  màde^  or  afenciblenejfe  of  difference  hadj  be- 
'  tweent  things  j  hence ^  iudgement^aduifednepy  HP<^ 

ledieywit  enoughjo  find  out  wbatsgood^'efchewv^bat 
,  isbadyandtomakethebejivfeofeitberialfoyawag^^ 

(bta  an  vncertaine  one  ;  it  beit^  at  the  lofer  s  choice  t9 

pay  what  he  things  good.)  .      «p;  i^^.  . 

^   Vivre  à  difcrcticn.  To  Hue  as  be  lifly  to  pay  fir  bis 

board  &c  what  be  lift.      ^  ,     ^. 

Difcrucie  : m.éé :  (..Excruciated,  extremely  apc^ 

.  Difcrucicr.  To  excruciate ,  vexe,  tfnieiiiy  dj^iiltx' 
tr tamely .  .-     .  ■   L,Lit. 

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/'^•//^j^r  examine jbe  value  of\  a  debtors  goods ^  therebi 
^  to  1(40^  horv  ^ble  beistofitUfic  ^e^//(W^r|:-^^^g^^ 
Dilcuté  :  m.  ée  :  f.  'Difa^T^d,  debated,  exammed^M- 
2^c/!tly  fought  Jnto,  narrowly  fiftedoHl^i^^prifid,  or 
}raifedyas  a  debtors  goods.  •     ,  ■       •  ?^^^  . 

Dilcutcr.  To  difcujjey  examine,  ^^y^^i;!^^ 
.  ont  \  alfoffl  valuâyor  praife  goods,  '^t^^^^^^^^  ;:iii      • 
Difcutcur:  m.  ^  dïfcufjlr,  examiner,  debater ,  alfi)ya 
zduer,  or  praifa  of  goods^'  to  fifi^t  they  are 
■  "^  -  TVftrlh.  •  ••*•  '  •'.  ■  •       ■  ^   ' ■••  • . .  ■.-^■'  "v .  ■ .  ■  ^  '':'%^^M'^i^:^\.^ '::^^§::^t  y 

D  ilcaiix  de  gcxhc;^  Shea  fè  s  of  corne  fit  tenneitnd  lénne 
i;i  a  hcapc\  haljè-thraues  of\tenneJhcaH(s^cecCi(ten: 
fh:a/tcd)jio7îlls,oKjhôcl(i  of  corne/  '-f/W ,/  .  -    k 

Difcilicrrnriv  ^ Connfellor^or /Idermanof a Citic s aT-\ 
fy^a  Capfaine-^  or  Coni^^itn^çkr  ouer  tcnne  [ouldiouny 

Dikrtcrncnt.  E!/que,nt!)^  elcganifyy  w^/E^fe^/^f  Pii^ri^^ 

-  étd(^lnodvtter:nee.       ■*'-■      .   v-''^-#^^^^^ 
Diictcûx  :  m.  eu(è  :  £  Needie,  wanthi^in^ 
j^f)orCy'Jjc^g>t(lie,  penur'kgiiSy  ^vnfurrûOjcdofncc^^ 

Dïi?tf  c  ;  f^  ivant.fcarcitie,bc^garïe,  laci^e,  puertîè^^ 
•|     cM'ièydeihb^p^'m  #  •  '^  ;%,-^^^^^^^^^ 

Difeiirrm.  /f  (peal^y'an  arguer^  a pleadh"^  1^ 

ter.       l  .'       :   «v;  ^\':  ■  ^.  ■  -•  -v..-,  •'-•  -^•^:---\v.,;,.. 

Djicur  ci'hciircs./irfc^p/^/w^  Viz/2f^^^  ofprayers.^    \ 
Di^t^:rc :  f.  Aa  h'nfcfho?  oftwipeeces  ioyned  together 

avib:  topivith  an  yron  pime,and  thereby  ^raitenpdyOr 

nLûgcéJofit  the  fjot, at  flch fuite. ,    .  /  ;  ^  -  : . 

1  Dilgrace  :i.'A  dfrrace  ;  an  ill  fort  une, hard  luc^  i  de- 
.  (ernre,  cbcck-matç,mfhap  j  alfo,  vncomeiincfje^vn' 

fcciîict^nejfc,i!ifàuorQnef[e  iUfhJfhion^ 

rtidcbchîuior,ouglie  manner.^    *;  '   "    - 
Difgrattcr.m.ée:  f.  l^/diappie,v^^ 

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Difgccgcr .  To  difgregatBy  (ftjpcrJCj^  f^^t^Ç^  :>  /èuety 

^  'fundh'f  "   •   '   .'   '  V  .  .'/■■"■,    :'^     •■;.    '  ^,'  •: '; 

'DiSJonitif:  m.iut^:f.  DiâunUïueydiskjnm^^ 
disjonction  :  f. .  A  di4iu?t^iphydmlftony  difmltementy 

^^rfh^or putting afùnder^^^^^^    ,/         '-\t..  . 

r)i{laycr.  as  Delay  er. T(7  dcferr/^iay,pUto^  -      / 

P  flocàtion:  f. /4  rf//î(jr/7/i(;»,irf/^^^ 

piflpcation  de  tnewhité  À pujtingout  opoynt.    . 

'^jflôquc;  m.  ée  :  f.  DifpUced-,  pi$t  out  ofinynt.  : 

Difloquer.  To  pnt  outofioynt\to  remouc  out  of  his 

^^dnt  place  ^^todifplace.         .;     .'  .  , 

]^^'^^.^QS.Ty  things, otmatter 

^^^piAtythe,orttnthofi   ^^  ^      '      V 

DiGncs  infcudccs,ou  infcodécs.  Impropriatlms  of 
tvthej,    -,  .•;,   :  ;         :  v,,^j,\  '^■•'^-^  ,. /•■^" 

*-'iunp, «tcrrage a  deux màim. Lo9i(:e Main,     r;  K^ 
Veaudedifîne.  ^  notabtkpt^bhcl^^ 

,^%«  V:.-.*.V»-.  -•^«»  ■..-;i.:.,/":.:^:.  "     -^îëiï'^-     '  /.>€||1§''" 

Amaflcr  la  difmc  de  l'ail.  r#  procure vntohïm^ 
filjè  a  jauni  heating  \  (  In  Poiftou  they  /2ty  of 
^neAtthath  beene  well  çudgeUei,  Il  vouloit  amaf- 
icrladifine  dcl'aiL  BecAufe  the  Voiaems  mil  not 
mjTjtbe-Gariicketobepayed.  '^■^'.'-.'^^i^r^-,, 
L»ilitlé  :  m.  ce:  îiTytkedjo^^reoftytbe  U  i«t«0  f 


Dilmevir  :  m.  A  tythe-gatbererj  the  owner  çftythes^  or 
he  tùwhom  tythe  ^  due.  r  ^^  ^    ^  "^ 
iimicv.A  ty  the  r-,  or, as  Diimcuv.  •         *  1- 

ïihé.pined.         -    ^    *       —        '*  .*. 

I     Ou  nous^veus  dilîlc  nous  (buperons  :  Pro v.  tool^e 

Souper.  ^    V  ^'  ^ 

DHhcr  :  m.  A dinncrX'ànd (fomctirrjes  more lenemlly)  a 
-•■*    wealed  i   ;  '■    '         .v^-  ..■"i^:.         '#''■ 

Difncrd'A^lvpcats,  A  large  mcale-,  (tatC7i,not  gi^ 

Difîicr  de  chien.  Hounds  fare,  onely  bTiad  andrvxr 
ter-,  or  a  mealewhçrem  there  is  nothing  drunl^e  buf 
roattr-.     '■  ■         .'••'.,';•"-■■      ■*• -- :-i^  .:^.- •  v^' '■      •■•■ 

Difhcrdcntouche.  A  poor e  pittance, a  fmciUbitl^ 
little  morftll\a  Sparrurpcs  dinner.        #\  '^ 

Difner  de  Çcmoncc.A  fèafi,or  folcn^n  dinner, rçhere- 
untomany^ueflsareiiiuitcdafrchand.  -       ..* 
V  '  Cohtrc  aifher  appert  vallet  :  Prov.  n'hen  meat  is  to 
/  'be  had  my  man  appeares  (faycs  the  ill-ferued  uMai- 

Petit  difiicr  longuement  attendu^n^cft  pas  donne, 
■  :  mais  chèrement  vendu  :  Pro.  Lc^^i^r  Attendu. 
I   C^  (on  difhçr  lia  mieux  à  louper  J?roY,H^ 

^  thai  ^epes  his  dinner  hath  the  letter  fuipcr.      ^ 
piflier.  To  dine.  ,  *  *  ^     -  ''     ^  .  I 

M^foupcqui  tout  difiic  t  Viow.Hcefuppes  ill  that 
<■   dines  all-,  after  a  gluttonous,a?idcl/fardinat  youth  fit- 

hives  djteedie,  arid  hwngrie  age.  ..   v  \^ 

Difparagement  :  m.,  A  difparagcmtfit  yan  vnfit^  or 
,  vntv^tbic  condition  offered  vnto  ,or  impofed  on^  a 
;  w^;?.  ^Nprm.  v  „  •     " 

Pifparer./ou,  (c  X^\Ç^2io\i.Tovam^^awayy  to 
:    ïvi//?(^riiîv  himfelfèy  or  flinl^e  out  of  fighé^on  afud^ 
'M^'-dainC'.  ■'  -"^  ■       %  "'..'''     '    ■   ^ 

D(^>aroi{rahce :  f.  A difappearingj  brvani^jingoutof 
fight  \  a  fuddaine^uhdrawing,  orflinliing  out  ofcom^ 
panie.         )  "^  .'  ..'  '  v, -r  ^/'  :.  ,   ^   v^-  ■:-■' 
' Difparution :  f:  Adtfpa7itjony,er]aspïf^zxoiWancc. 
Dispathic  :  f.   An  Antip^hicy  ornaturafi  difagree- 
ment.     '  '  .     '■...;,  '  '    , ./   ■"  /  •::'--v'.i.i,. ...:    ■,  , 
Difpcnlairc:  m.  A7)ifpénfaïoriey6rBgo\ej  that  tea- . 
'  chetbhorvtomalieaU'PbiJicallçornpofitionSi 
Difpenlatcur  :  m.    jl  ffDifpcnfer -^   a  Vifpofer  of 
*'      things. 
Dî{pCn{âtîon  :  f.  A  difpenfatim-,  adifiribution^or  difm 

ppfingoftliirfgs..  ^  ;    .  \       ' 

Difpenfe  :  £•  ^Difpenfation. 
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Dilputaillcr.To  difputtfbndty^tô  debate  d  matter fcur- 

Difpîïtation:  iAdifputatïon',  reafomngJatl(mgyOr  de- 

^  r  •  bàfhi ^()f^ h  matter  }^ro:&  contre.  *^ 

^       ^         •      Difpy|)e^|^ 

'A  VpLii'jcomptcs  nouvelles  dilputes:  Prov.  OW 
'Gwad^^d  LO0l(eyc- 

Dilputé:  «t'é^  f.Di^uted^debatfd',  reafoned^guedy 

t^li^ea0^ir  bothjîdts.  '     m: 

Di{putç|^,^  J^  difputey  reafiHy  argue^tâH^ey  or  treat 
:  ofi0ù;"$c  contra ,  fo  debate  a  matter  in  contro- 

DiffùpBpn  :  f.  vi  i?^«^^^ 

Difltf^iâll  :  t  Ad.'fccîiâniaclemrîginpeeces^a  cut- 
tUéi^s^àfiinder.  -  •    ^  ''■'■ 

erm,cc;f! Vricdzf.  . 

r.  T(?  vTifeeUyOY  open  the  eies. 
!e  :  com.  DlffernbUbk{Lnlil(eydluerSydiffe'' 
'fent^mefimbUng.  y    ^ 

Diîfcmdc  :  m.  ce  :  £  Vnfoledy  or  y  whùfefolei  are  pul- 
ted^  '     S     '  *  ^  .   ■  '  ■* 

éaî.Tovnfôle^orpuUthéfofesoffaJhcti     v      / 
iincnt  :  m.  DifentyOtfagreementydifaccordyre'' 
£\  pugnancie  in  opimijs.        _  y 

?-    I  Diflfentiorj  :  fi  T^iferiiionlftrifiydeBàttyVariance'y  con- 
trouerJteyiJYringydifcordé  '  •         V 

Diflèquc:ni-çc:f.  Cuûnpeecesyclouehafknder.l 
Diflcqucr.  To  cut  in  peeces  j  ioopen^  or  cleaue  nfun- 

DiflfiiTulairc  :  com.  Parties  du  corps  diflîmîlaîres. 
V        .  j  Snch  compound  parts  of  the  bodie  as  mre  offkndrit 

[*••■   ..■   1  -     .    \       "      p^ffances.  '  ''     ••-    •  '     •  .  7  '  ■■' 

Difîîmuîatenr  :  m.  yi  dijjemblery  hypocritey  difgjfêiCery 
double -dealer.  f*       '  i  n:*  ** ,. 

Diflîmillatîon  :  tBijfmulationydijfemblingy^^^^ 
hypo  cri  Seycloakiag* 

DifTtmuiatrice  :  f.  A vi>man  dijfem 

Difïîinulc:  tti.eç:f-  "Dijjembled^ypretendedycounter- 

fitted.         ^     -  -r':, :-■■■':   ^^v•^  .^        ..  •/■,,...,.•.- 

DifltrnuÎ€lTicnt.'Z)i|/^;wA%/7,  clofefyycouertfyyvnder, 

handyos  thofigb  he  were  not  the  mani 
DilHqiuIer.  To  diffemhii/ounterfiityplay  the  hypocrite^ 

pretend  one  thing  and  doe  another.       ^        -  / 
Dilïîpateur.  A  dijjipatàrydifperferyorfcatterer  abroad  j 

éntvnthrifty  fpendaU^Wâ^erÉCtmfkmer.  ^  < ,      >    ^ 
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fend  picl(mi^  ;  to  waftf  conjkme,  riot^  bmr  mta 

naught.      '.       -  ■-  •    w  /;    ■  .. 

DifTociablc  :  cow.f^n/ociabtèy%naccbmpanablejf(rnc 
riideychurlifijyfrowardyvnfitiendlie.   ^  '  -         ^ 

Diflfociation.  ^  dijfociationi  or diuiJingofcompanic 
areperationoffèUowjhip.       *        %  a^    ' 

Diflbcic:  m.  cc:  f.  I>#^iif/V^;/^prrtff^^,(?r/f/^crf^ 

from  the  reft.      .  / 

Diflbfli:  m..uc:  f.  VijfoluteylooffeyleudyretcbUjJtyX^. 
rulieydifoïderedé     -    v  ^     * 

Diflblution  :  f*  ^4  dijfoiuingyabolifhihg*,  ad!^ 

or  loofftng  ;  4/yi,  diforder,  ^^^fJJ^i  ^^^^*^(/^#>  H^- 
neffeofconuerfation.''  '     '        -     > 

Difsonant .  "Diffopant  ;  difcordingy  difagreeingy  iar^ 
,  ringy  vntuneabUy  of  different  tune  fronty  founding  vn. 
likely.  /  ;^  ^ 

Diflpuldrc.  Todijfolueyvndoe^brealieyouerthrûw. 

Difliiadé:  m.  et:  f.T)iQuadedyOr dehortedfi m. , 

Difluadcr.  To  dijfuadcyor  dehor t  from.  -  *  ' 

Dlfluafîon:  i:  A  dtjfunftonydiJfuading:,dehortvag^adul 
^    fingto  the  contrarie.'    \  ^       #      P^ 

Diffiictudc  :  f .   'Diffe-y  the  leauing  of  a  cuftome^  or 
.     Vfe.:  .y  ^.    '  ^-   ■..        •■.■^-  •.  ,  ••  / 

EMflyflabc  :  coni.  pf  twofyllables. 
Diftance  :  f.  a  dijianceyor  dijfirence-y  afpace  betmm 

place  and  place.  :^ 
Diftant.  Diftantyd'iferentydiuersyfarre  offyfhrre  rœoo- 

uedyjkrre  afunder. 
Diftenfion  :  £  A  difttnftonyftretchingyretchingyracl(ini 

or  ftroutiifgout.       .   i  •  '\ 

4  Diftenfionjj&  convulfîon  de  nerfs;  The  Crampe. 
Diftillablc  :  com.  Difli liable  j  fity  or  apt  to  be  difillcd. 
Difîillatîon  :  £.A  dijtiUingytrillingyOr  dropping  dôme. 

Diftillation  <l*humcurs.  A  Khermeyor  Catarrhe. 
Diftillc :  m.  ce  :  ï.DifiiUed\trilledy  dropped dcwne. 
Dîftillement:  m.  ^  Diftillation. 
DiftrUer.  To  diftilly  trill ^  drop  downe  by  little  and  lit' 

tie.    ■■  .  ..  "  ■      '■'  . 

Diftin(^;ni.(ftc:f.  Difiinguifhedy  diuidèdyfeperate^, 

fèueredydiffering^alone  j  dîftindy  order  lie  ;  marliedyno- 

tedypointed.      -      V 
Diftinélemcnt.  DiJUr?£îij^feuerallyy  afknder ; poinui^ 

in  order yplaincly.  "■  ■^ 

Diftinâion:  f.  A  diftin^ony  diuerfttiey  difer'ence,  d 

fcperatio?^  'y  alfoy  a  note  y  pointy  or  martf  ufdifc- 

renée. 
Dift'neuc".  m.  éc  :  f.  Viflinguifhedydiuided. 
Diftîugucf. T(?  diftingnifhydiuideifeperatejettti)  W 

difcerncyorputa  difference  betTveent^  tofundtrhy 

diferent  marges  ynotesyor  colour  Sm^ 
Diflique  :  m.  A  Diftic  j  a  cottptety  or  coitple  of  ver- 

Diftraél  :  m.  yinjf  diJlraSiud,  et  diulfm  ifâ  Contrult,. 
'    KMiUorAB.  ': ■  ""v^-^'''  -^^'^    ■  ■     ■  ■-■■  'sîv:'-  •  a  .  . 
Diffraftibll:  f.  A  diftrari'm  j  apuaiagyi^aiutrs 
«   ùârtSyW  by  diners  parties 'y  a  violenimtkdttt^îHrT 

fkêdifif.yOr ieadmgaway,/rom,      -mMf^^''",  j 
Dîftraia:m.ac:f.  1)ijlrflaed,9r  difirtUiMifbtckçi 
into  diuerspirfty  pulled  by  djuers  partiesivttunty 
viithdrawnefdiJjHadedyOr  led  away, from,  ;.":^*  .  . 
Diftraiâ&tirc  <J*uncpart&tf  autre.  ffiw^'O' 

difirau^tyor  difhaaed  j  m  a  thtttTaitimiiids^  ^ 
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feectsyor  hale  into fiutr all  wayes-^to  drarv  intofundrie 
parts^r  driuc  intofundrie  paffions  ;  violently,  anddi^ 
ucrfly  to  withdrawÀ^eri^eryOr  dijfolae. 

Diftrait.^Diftraijft.  ^     è        > 

Dii^rayapt  :  m.ailie  :  i.DiJlraâing-^drawjn^  intofcue- 
f  ally  arts  ydnuiln  iiUofnndric  pj/fions  3  violent  ly^  and 
diuerfly  witbdrnwingyOr  difmembring. 

Dittribiie  ;  m.éè:  f.Difiributcdydiuided^partedf^enlt^ 
bejlowed  ;  dvliucrcdyal/ottedyappointcd.  ^  ,  ^  - 

"  Proccz  dillribuc.  Lopkf  Diftribucr  les  proccz.  '  \ 

Diftribucr.  Todifirib^te'ytodiflinguijhydikideyfort'y  to 
deale^beJioWygine  ïafîmdrie  parts  j  to  allot yOr  appoint 
y     vnto  euerie  one  his  portion. 

Dilkibuci  les  proce£.7>  re  fir  re  th"  examination  of 

, ,  cnufes  vnto  fomc  iiidiciomCoï\Çzï\\\tïy  that  may  re- 
port  vnto  the  Court  the  true  flat  e  thereof^  alfOy  to  ap- 
point caufes  their  fvuer  all  daye  s  of  hearing. 

Diftributeur  :  vn.  A  dipib/Ztory  dealer ^  diuidcr^  hee 
that  appoints  vnto  others  their  feuerall  portions  in  a 

•     thinzbdiorved.      [        .  '       •      .    .     1      i-'^ 
Diltribiltir  :  n]Auc:f.Difr(ributij^ei  dealing^  diuiding^ 

Diûrihution.  kdijlributionydealingyparti  ; 

aforting^orfeuenng  ;  a  doale  ;  an  allotting  or  appoin:- 

.    rhgont  vnto  each  his  portion .  T       ^ 

Diltribution  d^fprocez.  Théforting  otcaufes  vnto 
their /euerali  dajflCif^bearingyand  Courts  to  be  beard 

^   i^;^/ ^5 ///Diftribucr  les  proccz. 

D\{\n^:tnyJdijlïiâi  thcUbertieSj  or  precincts  of  a 
place *^  the, territories  or  circuit  of  tdunireyy  within 
vphich  a  Lord^or  his  Officers  may  iuàgeycompellyor  call 
h  qucftionythe  inhabitants. 

piftroia.>rj  Diftrift;         \. 

Diftroict  dc  moulin^  ^  Banlieue  dc  nioulin* 

Dit  :  m,  sÂ  fayingyfpeechytearmeyrpord.     \  ♦  p  ^'■ 

^  Une  faut  pas  enquérir  d*  au  foit  le  dit^  mais  qu'il 
foit  bon  iPto\. Inquire  not  ivhence  a^eecb  amefo  it 
be  good.  .  J     .      "  *. 

I)it:m.itc:f:/iyDia  /  ;    *     1^'     \ 

^\lUt\iï:m.Aninricher.    /         \.  * 

Dite  :  f.  a  fa  dite.  At  bis  beetle  ^at  his  nod  ^y  after  his  mil 

Ditçllet  :  i!n,  A  liitle  woriey  a  Pamphlet^  afmall  Trea- 

Divague  ?  com.  Strayin^jraunging^yoguing  about ytoa- 
^'-ngabroadyWanderingvpand  darpney  wb^fejhooes 
^^remadeofrunningleather.  -  ^ 

Divagué.  Strayed  y  raunged ^  roameii  wandered  a-^ 

Divagucr^TdjZy'^yj',  laungeyrogue  about ytoame  abroad  y 
^'^^nevnfteadily  fiom place  tê  place  y  wander  incon- 


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J"^^  ;  <fferemfy^nreueraafif)ionf';infHndriemaf^ 

Divcrfîfié: 


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uivcrti:m.iç  •XDiHerud^urned^eltmd^iimemi, 


diffuadedyavertedyl^eptyor  dnuenjrom. 
DïvCïtlV.  To diuei'ty  auerty  alter,  withdiorv;  difuadcy 
^.  lieepCyOr  drmefrom.        •  ^  ■  «    ' 

Divin  :  m.inc  :  f. DiuinCygodliey  hç^ucnltc,  rr.ojl  holit^, 
participating  of  the  Gvi:he.id'^  bdongnig  tOy  0/  cam- 
ming from  fiod.        f '•":.%•; 

',  Hi¥le  drvin.  OykextYa^cdbydijllllaUovf  tilery 
orb  nettes  rvhich  bauc  bpie  fi^me  time  the  pcd  in  zcrk 

•   oidoyic.  ^  %  ■•;  :  -^^ï-'^-^^  ;^  ..    -^ ,., 

ivinancc  li.  A dïii}n[ngypï(fjg},iç^^furc:d!^^^^^ 
fing^p'/ophe eying.    \  -^W    .: 

Divination  ;f.  A  diuinmion^p'icfi^c^  or  cp;ûccïurJill 

indgcmcnt  vf  things  to  cowc.  \ 

Dirincmcnt.  D:n:ni!y  ,  lodWy  yhcan^n^y^  rnofl  bo- 

Diviner.   To  diupie  yjrcfage  ,  foretell  y  See  Devi- 

'  Divinité  :r.i^/Af^;7i//t^^Cp^/:?<?/7c//      ♦  '  r      '       "^ 

DiviiS-^^Divifcj  Oï'ydcinfcdy  paffldy  crgriiunledty 

y  dàufc.  ':-  ,^     .■■     ••  ■  •  'y,.  .  ;   ., 

,  :  •  DJot^S  mariaçcdivis.  The  demie ^or portion  giiirâ y, 
vr  appointed  oui  Jir y  ^t  daughter  by  herftthe/y  vr  mo- 

Poiiaire  divis.  T^^  ioynturey  or  dower  accorded  y  ûf 

fignedyand  laid  outat  the  time  (f  the  contrat. 

Divifé .  Dimdedypaftcdyfcpcrated^difwyncdy  fundercdy 
diftinguijhed. 

,  Douaire  divifc.^  Doiiaîrc  devis,    i    •  - 

Divifémcnt  ViuidedlyyOr  diuifmly ^  fpcrate^y y  d'lf 

tindlyyfenerally.  j. 

Diviler.  To  diuideypaYtyfundery  diflingmfhy  difoyne^fe- 

perate  \fon  Into  feuerall  par  cells  y  cut  out  into  c-quall 

portions^  •  -     {.;  J 

Di vi  fible  :  cora.  T)iu}fiblCy  dinidablc.  ^^ 
Divifion.:  ï^A  diuifionypartitiony/eperaticny  diflributU 

on  y  di/pojingofa  thing  intofundrie  member  s^paralis  y 
.    orportions.  l 

X)ivorcc:  m.  A  diuorce  ;  afeperationy  funderingy  pat^ 

ting  of  man  and  wife  j  the  diffolution  of  mari  age  j  atfoy 

trouble  yCroffeSyOuer  thwarting./  \ 

Diurétique  :  com.  Jfi>ichhath  the  power  y  or.  proper  tie 

tomalieênepifjle.  '  ,  1 

Diurne  :  com.  piurnally  dailiCy  dont  by  day  y  betonginz 
'     to  the  day.  "       :    . 

DiutUrne  :  com.Long'laJlingy  of  long  continuance. 
D\\u\g2itCÙï.  A  divulgerypublijher  jpreclaimer.      I 
Divulgué  :  m.cc  :  f.  T)ivulgedypublijhed  y  proclaimed  y 

tnll{cd^orltnowne'all  the  world  puer.  '  >        -    i 

Di  vuIgucr.Té?  divulgeypublijhymalie  commonyfpread  a- 

braadin  the  world'  .  ^-      '        '*^/  ( 

Divulfion  :  f.  A  divulftoriyor  pulling  vp  ;  alfoya-cutting 

Ifettwnjsr  diuifion.        *   j 
\^\\.Tenne.  >  / 

Dixain.  S<?^  Dizain.  v  f 

Dixainc  :  f.A  ward  in  a.  Citify  comprehending  ten  pari- 

Jhes y  Cônftablejhips ^or  Tribes  'y  atfOy  a  balfe-thraue  of 

corne  confjling  oft  en  pjeaues. 
Dixfenia.  An  Officer  y  or  Ouérfeevy  ne\t  in  authoritie 

vnto  the  Qùartenier,m  a  Dixame,(?r  ward-^  &  fome* 
.   what  refembling  our  Aldermans  Deputie  ;  but  that 

euery  Qpartenier  bathdiuers  of  thefè  zTidcr  him. 
Dixhuid.  Eightecne-y  alfo^a  Upwmg,  or  Blad^e-Vlo- 

Her  y  (fotearmed  becaufe  her  ordinarU  crtc  founds 

.  not  vnhl{e  this  word.)   r  ^ 

Ty\^h\l\XAd^c-Tbe  eighteenth. 

DixidSm.Tbe  tenth.        .• 
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Dixtnç;  &,Dixmer.  ^yDifmci^^Difmcr, 

Dixiicufiefme.  The  mnetecnw.    •  v    ■ 

Dixiept.Scwcn/fcwc/^ -■''""'"''■'  ■■■'v'':'^''*''^  ■•:■.■■■•  v'-'^^' 

'  Dizakl  :  m .  vf  re;;//?  ;  alfo ,  4  'Pi/^/f  of  icme  Stantoes, 

•    or  Sid}i%oof  Unne  verfis  ;  d//"^,  ^  pa/re  ofbeadcs  con- 

:  .timing  rcnnéfrcccs(.>r  courfès  y)  alfo^a  (French)  Pen- 

Dizain  .•  m.iiie  :  f.  Oforbtlongingto,  termt^umeyor 

conta}nine,inft  tcTtnc.  '  :  .  ?,       '  v-^  .i^  i 

Dizaine  :  C/<  tenth  j  temwbolifarts;  the  number^ 

.    tenue.     .■  *>:;,,.,,■;..    , ,  vy'- 
Dizenux.  rfj  Difcaux. 
Doanne.*^  Poiianc.,  i*        #      ' 

Dobbe  :  f^  ^  T«6,    'â  .    ,  "      \ 

Dobc  ;  ra.éc  :  f.  îicatenJammecl,bethwackecL    '" 
Dobcr.  7V)  beatjfmngeylammejbethwacke  j  /o  canuajje 

Docile  {  com.  Doable ,  teachable ,  1r amiable ,  vi/>/  ^o 
.:   /fjrwc ,  p.Hicidy  taught  y  eaftly  inftriiâed,foûne  conceï- 

■  tiWc::^.     .  .  •■■•:;•■.  ,,  .    ^,,,,    .         ,   •'¥;-:.y.  :'■■■■-'■■ 

Docililc  •.  vci.Qc^Ç.  3iad€  docible  ^  teachamer^trac- 
•■^   table.  ■■■■-.r•■;;.'-•^'-:-     -  ••-;:-■  •'  •    ~    '     •• 

Docilifcr.  To  dociH'KCyto  ma\c  docibU  ^tradable  ^t  each- 

.    abic.^  "■''■'  ■■  ^r/v  ■   ■■'^■•--.  •■■'-■#:-:i:  .  '■;••■••■ 
Docilité:  f.  T:>mlitie^aptncpjCto Icar/iCy  quiclineffe  of 

Do(ftc  :  Lom.L€arnedyil(illJuU^  cunnings  throughly  in- 
ftru£led.  ■■■■''^^'■-   '^  '  r-'-  '-"w'""'-     '-y'  V'*-- 

]  Doélcnicnt .  Learnedly ^s^dJuU^i^cunmgfyy  Clerl^e^ 

^'t^*  'v..  ■■;'.,.'    %    ■■•■  '■'^^■•■■^■••-11"' :V  ir^  ♦ 
Dodcuvim.ADoââr.     '^^    "  i    • 

Docteur  de  Quandoquc*    ^  Dunftcall  Doc-^ 

Docteur  en  gayc  fciencc.  ADù5lor  ofRie^^  (In  Tho- 
loM^Qthcyfometimesvfe  tomaliea  merrie  companion 
proceed  Doôlor  vpitb  this  title  :)  4f  Rab.    /    ^ 
Dqàloral  :  m.  ale  :  £  Do6loraU\  ^  c?r  belonging  %^a 

'•  Dodo/.       X.-'.   •    ■*   ':^'  •  '"•      ■.  ...-■■^É'v^'' :.••-'-■■  *ï-v.' 

Doélorandc:  f.Thefolcmnitie^  or  time  of  proceeding 
Doâor  in  any  Art  '^"Dodars  commencement.  •      ip 
Do£korat  :  m,  ^  Doâiorjhip  ;  /i?f  rf^gr^^  ^//i  Do^. 

Do(5torie  :  n  Thé  detrti  of  a  Doâîor  :  a  Voâor- 

DoCTrinable  :cotn.Dff<ri^/lf,/wrfefl5i<',  «p/  to  learne^ 
•  ft  to  be  taught.      ^      {        «  .  ^ 

Doélr  inal.  Tfcc  p^rfW»*  oflearmn%. 

Dodkrine  :  f.  Learnings  doRnne^fchoUe^Jhipyjctcneey 

''Clerl(eJhip)sl(iB'm,l!mwledgeùf;goodUtter^^    . 

..  ï)octvmcduVslais.CiuilitteyCeurtefte,goo4jnaners, 
cour  tlie  bebauiouTyfifiùon,  carriage.  * 

Document  :  tn.A  document^precefi  j  ht^uÊon^  admo- 
tiition  ;  exPer'mentyexamj^le. ,  .  « 

Dodecaeore.  A  Geometrtcal  bodie^or  figure^ftweJite 
/  Dodechcdron .  Atwtlue-tmered  proportim,  «r/. 

.•'»..  gure.      ':'x -^^ "■£.;--■•  i«¥-  .»■'    '         ,     • 

Dodeliné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Racked  y  alfo ,  fimdfy  nodding^ 
vnfieadily  carried',  âlfoy dandled,  lolled^  lutted,fèd- 
'    led,  •■''"■  ■  *      ■.  X:' 

Dodelinement  :  m.  Àrtcliing  ;  alf9,afiolifl)nùddmgy 
V  vnfieadie  wagnuf^ai  of  the  head)  vf  and  dcmte',  alfo, 
-^ï^dandlingjaingyarliillmgof:.^  ,  , 

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Dodeliner*  To  rock^t^r  ïogvp  anddmne ;  affo.to lan^ 
HUyto  loU^or  lutiytofidUy  cocl^er^  hiigfindly^ma^e  a 

TV  En  ton  of,  ■  ,,w,,  .  ■  ■.'  :|:  ::■•■/ ■■^*.'  '-  ''.«;..  *  •  '  -   /■■ 

Dodeliner  del  a  t  efte.  To  nod  often  ^or  wag  the,  head 
much  I  tê  Carrie  the  head  vnftcaddy^or  liliea  boat  in  a 
■  jtctme,         ''■"'!' ■'  ':'\wm-    '•■■•'■■;■..         ," 

Doddineur.  The  rocker  ofaCYadie\  or  as  Dodtlî, 

Dodelineux  :  m.  ^^  rBc^er-^alfo^  one  that  nodsmiuh^or 
Tvagshis  head  verieoften  ;  Jfo^a  fhndyfiintafiiccU^  or 
giddie-headed  noddle  ;  one  whefe  heady  4nd  humoun 

^  are  moft  vnfieadie-y  alfo^  afivpniing^  orfiatterm^ com-^ 

panion.       '  \    m-'      .     "     \  :  "■'■''     "  •■'-ê.  .: 

Dodelineux  :  m.eule  liMuchnedding^efienrvagimz 
the  head  ;  alfoy  toyiJhyfindyJàniafiicaU^hkm^  %n^ 
fieadie-headedj  giddie-braind.  \    |;:  §  '  '  ^ 

Dodentral.  5e^i5odrental.        \  ^\  ^  . 

D  odine  :  f.  -^  fènd^or  giddiewag  of  the  head^  orasl)Q.  [ 
^dclincmcnu      \^,.       ■  .■^••p-.^\:  •,*■:' ;m...,:-.*--,r^ 
Canars  à  la  doOinQ^criiedjnyphh  (French)  onion 
fauce.  .  .;':^v.;.i'  ■fi^...\,.v^4^  '.  ■^■■•'^    "•#   .  .•'  '.^ 

Dodincr.  To  rocl{C  ijhakejhog^tpag  vf  dnddoTvne^or^ 
^Dodeliner.  ^   ^  -     , 

DôdineUX.^Dodcîîneux.       /#  :    / 

Dodo.  ^  wordvphenwithîiurfes  rocl^Cy  or  fully  their 
fucl(lings  ajlcepe.  i^>f^^  <\ 

-  Apres  bu  dodo  îProv.  After  Jwin^jleepei 

Dodreptal:  m.alc  :  ïJSline  onncesheauie  inine  incha^ 
or  apUfpanJong.,'^  ^  /. 

Tkyduim.^fitchopSyOrchujfe, 

Dodu  :  m.uc  :  î.VatjplumpycbuffieyYound^hee)^^^^^ 
%    bodied.  ^      ' 

Doet:  rri.  A  broo^^c^  Jpring.  i    \ 

Dogguin  im.^filthfc  g^eatoldcurre. 

DogmatifenT(?  t  each  jirange  dear  int*,  to  br^Êafccîy 

^r  broach  new  opinions.  ^    m    i^      *^    ti:^'j    ' 

Dogmatifhie  :  m.  The  teachings  et preaching\of  new 

doclrine^the  producing  ofancupfeâl.  J   t 

D  c  ^niat  ifte  :n\/i  fvrger  ofnewftSls^of  opinim  5  cnc 

that  mah^SyOrwould  trie^  conclufions. 
D c guc  :Tt\.A  MûfâfcyOr great  dog.       ^ 
Doi^i  :  nn.  Afnger  j  alfo^a  fingers  breadlb^^  d^t  fix 

.  tecnth  part  of  a  fiat  Jm  meafuring. 

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Metticlcdoigt  4efl*us.  Tu  as  nijsle  doist  defliis. 
t/)««  fo^yî  hit  it utrgbejfed aright  {Jro/n  them  thitl^ 
their  band  en  their  finut.)  ,,  \:':,..,^^0-  fj* 
Mettre  le  doigt  entre  \c  bois,  &f«corce.  Tf  «*' 
medli/igy  tobe  of  a  bufieloumor;  mfavcil)  te  isTo*- 
meddle  wither  tal(e  too  mue  h  notice  of,  thé  bujatpi 
that  are,  or  differences  that  may  be,betwttnetwo 
neere  friends  j  alfi/o  breed  quart  (is,  mk^d^r**»'^ 
fit diuifan,betimetne tifem,  '  '\j- 

r  en  taettray  le  doigt  au  {tvjam  mofi  tjfurtd  «T 'fj 
1  dore  anfwer  fhr  it,or  pawfie  my  head  on  //  î  J  ^**  'f 
ùmofitrue, 

Monftrer  au  doigt,  n  fher»  manifiJUf»  foat'>^A 
euidentfyjéadone  (at  it  were)  by  the  bandvnto' 
thing. 

tordre lesdoiêt?. To tbafi,  or fitt brmtrdlf at» 
thingvpbicb  is  fafi  belfe,orout  ofHtf«P^  *^  ^ 
ter.  lm 

Servy  au  doigt,&  à  V  oeil.  Seruedât  a  beelf'^. 
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'      G't'tfuacs  are  cxcellcnl  Art} fie  ers  j  or  haue  nïmblcï 

*  I       iic'crsthenbe^cU.  ^     '''■''  ■  *' 

pro.  /M^  Hcrbcv  -   ^  / 

5.  ;  /Qui  a  bclomg  de  ki\  le  cevchc  avec  le  doigt:  Pro, 
-F  >    /.i/  /?/^  fij.tt  ncedcibfirê,î:.kcfain€Stofnîdît.        m 
j     -Q^^  remue  les  pierres  fes  doigts  calTc.Pro.H^  that 
^;anoiicth  JîçJics  a  ujhctb  h:s  fingers  ^  harjlj  thinis  arc 
(cidoJneflirrcd  rvithont  bar  me.  , 
)  :r.^ï\  n^cnr.e  couteau  me  coupe  le  pam,&  le  doigta 
'  1  "  ]^(^(App-:'^b-<i  'v^o  any  tbirigibatdocs  both  good  and 
^'^'^Ml^'l^ccs.)    .■■•V'*-:^^r-"  •;    ;■■•••■;..  '■-•■:/#  J:-"j 

*i  î  Doif^Cicr  :m.  A  thimble  orfi.'îoerfiaîl  ;  a!fo/.s  Digital  | 

-    .asii^ofa(rcaJûn^!j!e)bigJi:^..  .  .  .     :/.  .   .  .^ 

*  [)oilc  :  Vocjai/ic  ;  ^r,  ^  Douille.  •  |f        '^^ 

•  il  ir.irc  r/i;^*  Douaire  ;  A  dowcr^  or  domje.     . 

)(;| Jj)!. iV/:' ?'^;^^ -fa city mÉKrgoiidy.  ■  ;  :;'    ; 

\l;jci;vrçH:^Dol.  Tfc^//wt/^ 
dVI.  îî^.  i>ecc:t:frû!id^gniley  cniftytrowpcrie^  trecherie^ 

r  j'e  ni.  ce  :  f.  S(i!urcd,pUricdjK\n^ 
y3:->i>rdvp-uir>enuib^naXydraddisy-:- 
\  t)( '' vâccc  :i.A  -iVjylifîCy  Lunoitation^ moaning  comiai- 

1  D/.:;::.  Sorroivfsfll, beanie, ^rcening-y  mrifiiU.aliing^ 
f:mir/igim'CtcbcdyrvaiUfi 
D  haiciTicnt.  MourncjWyJbcauily^forrim^    ,  »?^- 
'  luHf,lr:cHOf(fyyWai!ef^^  '         \\ .  \       '' 

Dolci  ?ciu  bois./  T(?  6'6i/;,  /o  fqmre  y  to  plant,  w  hrtv 

(rmtb^-to  ntal^  plaine  rvitb  an  ax^or  addis. 
P3lGur  :  f.  GriefCyfonorPy  angm^^woeyfadnejj^hne^ 
kaim-î^l^acbe^paineyfmfl^ït^Mvene^^^^ 


cipaU  YicfyMannoTyOr  ^Unnorbouie:^thc  pharvU  rc- 
ofinferior.¥ïcù  arc  be  id ^or  zajJaUs  hoi^td^    ;; 
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D oJoi r.  fo  greene^forroTPmoane ^  throb  j  to  a^eyiivarcby 

p:im,fmart.  „;;;  •  \ffil  /     . 

Bien  cfcorche  à  qui'  ne^dcult  :  Pro.  Vo  matter 

thu7j^thcy  fiayed  be  who  f^elenopaine  in  faying. 

Femme  fe  plainxi,  femme fedcult ,  femme  eftma- 
^lade  c^^rA  elle  veuC;  Pro:  i/7ôvc'  Femme. 
Poloire;  f.  A  [Coopers)  ntXy  &i*  addis  -yalfo  a  Carpenters 
^^X'iOrpUijùnzbatchctf^^  -)^y^^^^^^^       -      •  *•' 

Doloucre.:v  Doloirc^"^    v^fn  :     ;*       ^ 
Doîoureufement.  Volouroujty^^  heaully^  forrov^fullyy 
'  ^^dîfiilly^ojlvçtfiil^^^^^        grieueufyyOrtiUita\e 

Doloureux  :  m.eufc:f.  SorravpfuUy  dolor  ousypainefully 
^^H^  alfoyfrnartingypicm^fayning^or putting  to 

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°^M'W.  To  Tvayle ,  rmaiie,  lament ,  vayment,  can- 

Oolyman  :  m.  a  Turlfijh  gnmt,  long  coate ,  or  vpper 
.  ZfrmentycoUerlefJe  ,  and  claftd  with  long  buttons 
^'^^^tto  the  girdlefiead,         ...  ■   ■  '^^y^ 

online  :in.  ^  demami  «  «•«»  Mtrimmi  or  Ifbt- 


^//r/  i?^/j5i:  di{pofedofbyhisojfuh'Syfdrtiiè^^^^^ 
Karcs..^    :  ,  ••  ..:*•     ■.■...    :■:  /  \-,  .'  •  .'v  ■:|.;,, 

l>^omaincf<^i-3in^f/::/j  /z/,?tc^/rj?3terivncis  ihtpjh 
t)rne\  an  Lrfpojiiion  ofmj./d.  inlbf^  pounrivpon  lU 
_l(indo(  w.vi  csy  and  v.  s.  I'oui*^  rpm  c.^e^y  Queues/ 
y^rneyjald  :  )Vri:!rcuiitô\iQ:\.:y  tbc  fécond  loyncdivru  r- 

^bcrlmpcps,l^d\\:,;ik lUui  ]>?A\içj^^& tcclyi  fur  fierai  . 
all tcgcilvr  viij.  d.  intbe pcund^  but  afuriv.rtdy  V/- 

,  united  them  in  cfji  (Icuymg  their  fiuerall andzfu^iil 
Y  At  es  y)  and  ioyned  tbtm  cn^ly  in  thh  nami.      , 
Domaine  de  Fr ance.^ri  Domaine  de  la  Coitron- 

_  lïc^  Andy^rs  ityVnalicnabU'^'^ot  by  any  tljecialHaw^but 
by  tbe  gcneraUeuUome  nfaUMonrrcluSyinfcrejfed  in 
the prefcruation  thcruf]as  of  the  chicfrfi  doivrnii^hich 
they  bring  to  their  prmcesat^ their  cornming  to  ibe,^, 
■irorvne.    '■,/./  .■.   '  •-•'?•■•-■.•  ^^  ^     /"■.■ 

Domaine  immuablc.Ccnfives,CiVir/l  rcnts^r.nd  ali 
fu?idamentall  ri':b:s^  and  f'cYUiccs  ^"ivhickfi^U''w  iht 
land  howfoeutf  it  dtfccndy  or  be  d:fpvjrd  of,. 
Doinaine  muab!e.//  pro'pcrtie  in  a  ihing  v^bofi  vc^ 
lue  may  be  improucdyor  impaired  y  acîord^fjgto  the 
yearelie  lettingofit \(gençraUy}fiich l.r-id ^<^ is^or n.ây  ■  ■ 
be  ordinarily^  and  often  leaffcd\andtbc  rcntstÏÏùrhf 
raifedyor  leffencdvponenerieleafe. 
Domaine  du  Koy.  The  l(mgsdcrnainc  ;  tbe  rents ^yc- 
iieniiCyprofits^(è^  frtiits  of  the  crpivn  landsy^ilfvyibe  b fi- 
ne fit  ofcafualtiesy  a/id  rights  of  Seigneurie ,  or  oflurif 
.  diciion  thereunto  belonging:^  alfo  all  marner  ^flunds. 
'  conftfcaiidby^or  forfVitedvnto  him^arid juchai  hi  bad 
in  his  ownc  right  before  be  cams  to  tht  crowne  j  and 
filch  as  he  pur  chafed  after.  ^  4i 

Domaine  du  Royaume,  as  Domaine  de  la  Cou- 

•Vonne,'"  '''■"'   «,"'  •   ■■'','  '  ■'  "  ''"■•—■    \    '  '   '•,  .   "• 

\^  De  fon  domaine  faire  fonFicf.X(?(j^r  Fief. 

"TTefon  Fief  faire  Ton  domaine,  c'cft,  rcimirifa 

Tablcv.  &  rapropricr  à  fon  domaine  le  Ficf,  ou 

CcnfifWhudefoy:  f  Ragueau.  ^ 

Domanial  :  m.  aie  f.  OfcrbcUnging  to^a  demayncy 

•  Mannor^orprincipallticf. 

Exploit  domanial.  Jifeifute  made  by  a  Lord  ef  his 

tenante  land^fèr  bis  homageyrightSy  andferukes  wth- 

heldfremhim.^ 

Domanicr  ;  m.  Tb*  owner  of  d  demayneyor  of  land  in 

dentayne»      ^^^L^       -,-**■  •■  <-"■  .•'•  ,        ••.'_' 

Domaiiier  :  m.  ère  f.^  Domanial. 

Droift  àom^nïQV.The  priuUedge  aLord  Iiéficcr  hth 

to  proceedjofhis  owne  atahoritiCy  byraay  efcxca^tion. 

withofit  any  written  commiffiortyin  cafes  thai  concerne 

his  ancient  demainCyOr  ih'accufiomed  rights  thereof. 

Stigncuvdomzmct.The  Lor  d^f the fiilc  of  a  M^ 

nor ia  chiefe  Loir d.  -  *.  :  '.  * 

Dome.  ^Townehoufey  GuildbxUyStatehoufe,  Meejmg- 
.      houfe  in  a  Otic  (from  that  of  Florence,  which  is  called 

/i;;*^;«Do(mc.     '^^. :•,  '-^^/^ ;  ;  ' 

Donieftiquc  :  com.  Vomefltc^nj^oufally  of  ot(r houfe- 

bùutd;  affoyiameyfcmilierypriute.      ^^ 
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maélefamibef\gentleytrâ£UbleJboufaffr  ^ 
Domicile  :  m.  ^^/i  l>OMp^ânfm*^babitâtm,dwelI}ni^ 

Domicilié  homme  dcmicîL*^  en  vn  icUicu.Hûitfed, 
or  that  bath  a  dvHUmgy  mfucb  aflactian  mbabitant 

Dom\c\\\cT:  m.  A  bûkfikccper. 

Se  Domicilicr.Tp  /^^/(^  bimfetfcy  to  got  tp  îhbabityOt  to 

Iféepe  hoêtfe.  -    #  ; 

Dominanc. CouerMini^rula^  commatmdmg. bearing 

frvjyjjjumg  author  it  le  ouer.        «.  .f 

Fief  fuzerain,  &  dominait.  À  marner  beldin  chief, 

ar  wlfereofdiuers  other i  hould.    ,  ^  ^ 

Seigneur  dominanL  -/^  Lord  paramount,  or  cbiefe 

Dominateur.  A  maiJUr,  ruler,  commatmdet  ^  gouer- 

jDomination  :  f.  Vomhùony  ruUy  pavery  author  hie,  go- 

uernment^0Heraigntyy[ï9iéiy4uer  others. 
Domimtricc  :i,^gou(rne{fe,  commaunderejje.  Mi- 

JhcfeyLadieof.      .         V 
Domine  :  m.  ce:  f.  Gouerned  fuled^ommanded^fvaay- 
.  cdymaiJiered,feigniari%edydorpmeeredouer. 
lL>qmmQr.To  goueme,  rule,  commaundy  maimer  y  domi- 
,  neereytohauefbueraigntie,  btarejwaj  ouer^firol^ea- 

mongy9theYSytofeipiiort%eit. 
Domincurur#  Dominateur. 
DominicalJa  leccre  dominicale.  The  domimaUlet- 

L' oràifbn  doîllînîcalc- Tfe^  X^/fr^ity^,/i^^  Ptf /^y- 
fter.  ■.''''■    -  •  ■,■■-.••:.    ..      y 

Dominoim.  A  l(înd  of  hoodyor  habit  for  thèheadyWome 
by  Cannons  ;  (and  hence)  alfOya  fajhion  of  voile  vfed 
byfomevHmènthat  mmrne. 
Doimnoïié:  m.  ce.  f.T>omineeredouer.  ^ 
Dominorier.  To donmeere ,  to  beare/way-yOé  Domi- 
ner. ,  .  ' 

Dominorier  :m.  ^malferof  the  hood  called  Dotrâ-^ 

.no.    ,.    •*"..••■%.•. 
Dommage:  m.  Varmnagey  lofe,  detriment,  hmde- 
ranceyincommodïtiiydifcommodit'UyhuTtyharmeyfcath, 

d^pleafureidifadMontageiamifcbiefeldone,  orouer- 
home  charge  impofuL^'  V 

Mais  dommage  quc^  8cc.  But  it  is  fir  ange ,  or  ik  a 

TPonderythaty^^  ^ 

Qui  criîoinçiu  plat  eft  prezde  Ibndommagç. 

Pro.  He  that  jits fotafim  the  dijb  is  rieere  bis  dijad- 
uantage. 

Dommageable  :  com  Ji>tf»iwtfgMfr/e  j  burtfiV^arme- 
folly  binder in^y  incommodious  znto.        ^ 

Dommàgeablement.  HurtfkUyy  mtb  dammajge^  to 

Mis  barme^^tjim^hindtrance. 
Domibas  :  m.  À  Cope-wear fr  y  or ,  the  Trieft,  or  Can- 

n9n,wbùM  tmnp^  to  weare  a  Cope  fir  a  weeke  i^ 
.     tether.  ^  "^;    .  :^    '  ■ 

Dompté  :m.€e.ttamedjreclaimedyfHbdued. 
Dompter.  To  tamejrecfaime  \  daunt  \&c^m  Donter. 
Donnfpte-vcnin  :  m.Colàndini  the  greater,  fwaUmes 

bearbftet termor te^iliworteyfigrpor te.  I 
Dompte-yillaimm.  ^|i#i/  cudgeByor  awj  thing  wber^^ 

byaStubbornelpuutiiitamedjoramedl,       v   i? 
Dompt]Lire  :  f.  A  tammg,  recUamng  ;  etutnting  ;  breur 

Ce^ue poulain  prcnj en dompture 3 Ic mainti* 
eu  camcoinmçudtire:  I^:  Iji^ 


le  d  on  de  mercy.  tW  gifï  whenïn  a  mmàn  u  rrme 
mercifoU  then  modeft. 
Donziihnif.  A  free  giftyordoedof gift.     \ 

Donat.  7  hi  nùmeofa  certaine  Cramarianyreadinfmt 
SchooleSynbencei 

Les  diabick  efloient  encores  d  leur  Donat  The  dU 
uells  were,  as  thctSybui  breeching  boyes,IHie  Crartmcr 
Scboêle  boy  es,  but  young  in  exurutice,  but  Ncuiccs  m 
Jbeworld. 

Donataire  :  m.  A donatark,  or  donee.  ^ 

Donateur  :  m.  A  donor  :  giuer,  beflower.  *     ^ 
Donation  if.    A  donation  ;â  prefent,gifi,  or  d'ctdcf 
Itfii  alfo,agiuing. 

Donatio^  Ccaufe  dc  mort.  Seey  Mcrr.  *  '^' 
Donation  entre  vifs.W  perfiSl,  and  znreiiocahU 
gift  i  an  abfolute  deed  ofgifiy  (madCy  and  txtcuudïn 
a  mans  lifetime.) 
Dondaine  :  f.  A  certatne  warU\e  engine  (out  ofvft  in 
tbefe  daies)wh(r(cut  great  roundjioncs  werejl  ot'/ifo^ 
the  burden  (if  a  fong.  #  »        * 

Dondon  :  f.  à  jhort,  fat,  ard greffe  woman  ;  afirr.All 

bundle  of  farts. 
Dongeon  :  m.A  Dungeon-^aflrong  Tower  yOr  platfuirty 
in  the  middle  of  a  Cofilt  or  firt ,  where  :n  the  bcfuitd 
mal^e their  l^Jiejfoits (ofaefinie) wbm the rejl ufir- 

Donjon.  ^Dongeon.  ^ 

Donne:  in.ée,  (.Giuen^confèrredybeftowediprefentcd; 

yeeldedyOr  deliuered  vp  j  alfo, dated. 

Vn  donné  à  entendre.  A  relat'son^eechy  taU,rf^iri' 
.  iton.  V  •      ^ 

U  s'en  eft  bien  donné.  Hr  hathtipledfquÊrely. 

On  luy  a  donné  fon  fac^Sc  fes  qu^Ues  :  He  u  cajftd, 

difiniffedypr  turned  out  offeruke. 

Choie  bien  donnée  n*  eft  iamais  perdue  :  VxovHt 

that  fiuesdifcretfy  gaines  dkeRfy. 
Donnée  :  f.  A  dole  y  guifl,  or  diflrtbutiorty  a  donatiue. 
Donne-Iardôn:  m.  Ai9ioc\eriyfl$ut€r^iberyieafler\ài 

that  beflowes  a  liueryyor  cafi  efhis  wit,  vpm  euerym 

he  fees.  >    # 

Donnement  :  m.  A  numgybefiâwing,  conferrmg\prt- 

f^ntml  5  yeeldittg/rr  deliuering  vp.  » 

Donnct*ToûueJbefitfw,cmfirTe/M^ 
^ert^yeeldordeliuervp.  .  ^ 

Donner  des  aàots.ToUyluflify  about  bimytobe^t 

himfelfe  like  aman.  -  ^      ^ 

Donner  barres  L  To  flop,  or  flay  the  ctârent  of)  to 

jDoruier  le  bond  ^.Loo^Oy  Bond. 

Donner  carriCTe  à.  T«/i/tf  rumugyagaBojfi^lA 

gadding  \aifo,to  let  goe,  or  giuefcife  vnlo. 
scdonncTC2nietc.ToraungejfUeoutymal[eavaga' 

rie  i to  take  fome  liber tioyir  a  little fwimlge^roadiio 

reereatehimfelfe  a  little.  ^        ; . 

Donner  la  carte  blanche  a  :  To  deliuera  man  d 
blankefifftedwitb  his  band*,  hence jto  ofertvfeceiuey 
or  vndergôeyony  cùndi  tiens  he  will  tye  btm  too  ft  txa^ 
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X>onncr  les  champs  à .  Tùjree^trjèt  at  Ubertu. 
Donner  la  clef  des  champs  à .  T.  difmiffhtttgtt, 
fend  eut.  - 

Donner  la  coenojfl*ance  dct  ï*»  brmi^cV^ 

Donner  coiip  iz  TêrmhH'tOytfétetetdm. 
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,  tb€thêcl[efiof,them. 
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Dos.  '  •    rN 

,  Donner  dronos.  L(?<^V  Dronos.      ^        ^ 
Donner  le  flanc  d  tout  propos.  ToyeeldvntOyûr  bet 
woonbyyeuerutpvrd. 
T)oi\nciiona.Tocii^  animer. 
Donner  es  Cauttricrs.  To  Z^^^fefr,         .  ^     -.  : 
Donner  iour  à.  To^racc,  beautifiey  dccoratCj  glne 
ligbtyorlulicrvnto.'  ,, 

Donner  jour  à  fa  dcfpcnccSiJ  tofpendas  the  world 
rM)  îal{€  mell  notice  of  bu  expences  j  Lool^e  Iour; 
Donner  nuin-levcc  dt.To  refiore^giue  bacl(^e,yeeld 
vpjtbings  tal^en^offcifid.  -m.-. 

Donner  gnal  de  tcftc  à.  To  mal^e  iealota^ 
Donner  en  mandement.  To  commaund  ^  bid,  giue 
in  charge  -,  toiviU  andcommaund(tbe  pbrafe  cfVrin-^ 
cesjnthcn Letters  Patents.)  ,  \ 

Donner  la  mitre,  &  la  erode  a.  To\untenance^or 
aulhon%tby  the  jpec tous  pretext  of  religions  Orna- 

ments.         - 

Donnerlamufcà.  r(^  put  into  a  dumpe^  tonui\e 

to-jtudtejor  paufe  about  a  matter.  ë( 

Donner  des  oeufs  de  Pafqucs  à  toutes  rcftes  :  Loo1(- 

Palquc.   .   ^  .  .  ^     V 

Donner  ombrage  à.To  mOiie  ieaio^s^fill  mthfuf^i^ 

tion\giue  aninl^Ungof  '        ,  .^ 

Donner  parole  i  Lool(eVzto\t^  ^ 

Donner  pente  Lin  w/afilingyto  offer  pltj^or  an  âd-^ 

uantage^zintobiTaduerfarie.  . 

Donner  pied  à.  Toyet  àfiot^fend  abroad  into  the 

world]  glue  beginning  to. 

.Donner  pied  ferme  i.  To  g^ound^  fettle  ^  afure  the 

feat  ofygil^féétefootingvnto.  & 

Donner  du  pied  à.  To  fcorne^ontémite^  Qfume. 

Donner  le  plein  &  le  rond  i^To  accomplijb^ofper- 

fia.'  .       ^v  -     :-    •     ^.     . 

Donner  à  poînft  nommé.  T#  hit  pointblanl^e  *^  to 

Jf'ilie  th(  marl(e  hefhoots  at. 

Donner  du  rofmarin.Tf  ^i/z^ix  rvooer  bis  anfiper-^or, 

^atdeniall. 

Donner  vn  mauvais  fault.Tp  do  a  man  a  jAifcbiefi^ 

tjne  him  a  vildpujh  ;  malfe  htm  catch  freat  harme. 

Donner  vnc  lourde  ftrcttc^Ta  ierl^efhrewdl/ypincb 

^tremely-ySeebxTcttc. 

Donner  de  la  tcftc.  To  butt^  or  iurre-^  to  runne  bu 

f^^ad  againji.       '         ^'  •  :     ^ 

U  ne  icait  ou  donner  de  la  tcfte.  Hee  Iptorpés  not 

T^hatio  donner  véitber  U  betake  him. 

Donner  entre  deux  vertes  vnc  meure.  Tofeafbn 


JÊÊftrsyOr  tumble  good  and hâd  together.  * 

^'onnerd'vne.  To  tell  a  lie  ^  togiue  a  gudgeon] 

^^K^glee\e^^A  drielifl^to  gutty  or  mal^e  a  fiole 

of. 

Donner  vogue  à.Ta  autborix^i  to  giuefwayjorfcope 

'onto.  \     ■>-^--^;:-:__ 

Donnervoilci  tous  vents.  T^/iite  wth  allvo'mds^ 
^^k^fyyto  beperfuadedl^euérieonetbatfpeal(es  to 
'^^iinconfiantlyytobefwâjedbyeueriefeuerall  bu- 
^^atmueshi9$.      v  - . :^- ^^^^;^^^^^^^^^  u       : 

^  donner  du  doigt  dans  FociL  quifc  pcnfanc  fîg- 
Jf^Tc  donnent  du  doigt  &c  who(mih  theit  fintÊYs) 
JIJ^i;^  bUffe^te  like  to  hlmd^tkeiiifeliiu:  (affli^ 


v=v  -»»*'"  4^*'-'"' 


^^nny-b^mmers.)         -^-.-    ..;;    ., . ,  ... 
^OQnctàtf^^Téc.TobejfPM 
j^«y*w^  y^eU  about  bim.  ^tv    -  ^  - 

Se  donner  de  bon  tcmps.r#  malçtmub  âfbimftlfi^ 


to  liufmerYity,or  at  eafe  j  to  pajje  away  his  time  de^ 
Ughtfully.  '    ' 

le  te  le  donne  gajgnc.  1  grant  it,  tyceld  vnto  thee, 

Igtaetheeplace^lleauetheethcyiilufii. 

Çeiju'on  donflcluitjCc  qujon  mange  puit:  Prov. 

(a  true  difference  bctrrane  bountie  andfe/jfuahtie^) 

Hntrc  promettre,&  donner  doit  on  lafiUt  iîii!;}cr: 

^  Vïoy.Bclrveenê promt ftng^nndgiuing  the  moid  ought  ^ 

to  bemariedifor  ass^ndcr  Promettre,) 

Fille  qui  donne  s'abandonne .  Pro.  Uol(€  Fille. 

'     Promettre  fans  4onner  eft  fol  rcçomforter  :  Prov. 

Taire  rpordsmal^e  fvolesfitine. 

Qui  toft  donne  deux  f^is  donne  :  Prov.  Hee  that 

giues  quicl^ly  gtuci  twice  :  yiz.  Doubles  tl/ejimate 
ofhisgif}.  •  '  '       /    .  *  ••        t 

Qui  tout  me  donne,  tout  me  nie  :  Prov.  Hee  rfur 
giuïs  me  all  denies  mc  all:  \iz.  He  that  ejlfcrs  me  all, 
med?ics  to  guie  me  nothing. 

Tout  eft  pci  du  ce  qu'on  donne  à  fol  :' Prov.  ?/*jr- 
foeuerjs  giucn  to  fioles  is  lofl:fbr  either  thcy  arefimle 
_andcannot,or  vngratefiiUand  wiOnot^rènuite  it^ 
Donneur  ;  ïtï.A  don  or  \  a  giucrya  bejlowtr.  * 
Donq.  Then,therTfè/e.  ^• 

Donqucs.Thefame. 

ïy,0\\t.tvhcnceywhereby;f^hereof, whereupon  j  and  Cm 
the  bemning  ofqUeJtwnsJhow  cornes  it  to  pafe. 

Dontaple  :  com.  Tameable-,  reclaimeableyWhichmay 
berulcd.  — 

Dontc:  ni.éc.:  f.T^edybrokefr^cclaimed^fuled'ydaun- 
tedyfubdued/fuercomejbrought  vnder. 

Dontement  :  m.  A  tammgyreclaimingybreal(ingy)uer^ 
comming,fubduing. 

Donte-4ner.  Sea-taming^  wauts-brealfing  yfurges-cal- 

ming.  ^       ^4^ .  ■  .\     ...  ' 

Ppnte-orç;ueiI.  Pride^tamîngy  Jïoutneffe-daunting. 
bautineffe-downe-puUing. 

Tyonitt.Totame,reckime,breal{eydaunt\^anquifhy^ 

uercomey  Oibduejbringvnder. 
Dontereffe:  f.Shetbattameth,or  fubdueih. 
Donteur.  A  tamer yreclaimer^  breaker,  r if  1er  j  daunt er, 

fubdueriouercommer. 
Donzcllc:^  An  Eele^powt. 
Dorade  :f,  The  fijh  Guilthead,  or  Goldenie*,alfo,  as 

Dorée. 

Dorcade.  AKoe-2iic\e. 

Doré:  m.ée  :f.  Gïlt  ouer;  alfo,ofgoid',a/fo,j[àire^btau 

tifuU, brightly fl)ining.  ^   . 

Brandon  ck>ré*  The  Sume. 

Il  efchap]^a  par  la  porte  dorée,  viz.  Bjrww^. 
DorécitTbe  Darce.or  Sahit  Peters  fi(h\  alfo  (though 

not  fo  poperlyjthe  Goldfijh,  or  Coldenie  ;  dlfo,  a  kind 


of  tklicate yellow  Summer peare\the gold peare. 
Dorcnc:f.Tfcfpi^//eOrobus,  bitter  yïtch^  or  bitter 
Fitch.  ^         ^ 

Dorclot  :  m.  A  darling,  diUing,fweet  heart  -,  wanton^ 
^fidle^alfo^Doïlot.  \, 

Dorelotc.iCfDorlottc*      ^ 
Doreloteur.  A^ockerei,dandUryhu^er*,fktpner,fQO- 

tbcTj  flatterer  of. 
DorcIotter./ï^Dorlatcr.  / 
lyoTtï.To  gilder  Aoeouer  with  gold. 
Doreric  :  f •  Gïlt  worke  j  atCo^gHdiug.        ^  * 
Dores-eri-avant.  Hencefrrtby  from  hence  frrwofdi 
•  '  htreafier. ^   -  '-'     •  •■|:. :  ■  ■  ;'  ■'^:-' 

Dateur.  A lilder.  '     '^  ^  .,       ^  ;:• 

Doreur  de  la  nuia.^  Gold-finder,  a  Jakes-fitmet. 
Doreuic:  f.  A  gildings  alfo,aB}llcfitent,orfewiUof 

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é^  cater  of  gifts.  /^       ^   ^ 

Dorlot  :  111.  ^  iewtli^  $r  fretiie  trinket ,  m  m  Chaîne^ 
brnocbe^  riâg^agUt^biUtMybillemeriiy&CyWhereTfith  a 

r¥omMfcis  9ut  her  appareil^  or  decl(S  berfe/fei  ^.Pic  • 
k^dbcjaceyOJfDQïcïot. 

Dorlotté  :  m.  éc  :  Decked,  orfet  out  mtbpretùe  trin- 
kets i  alpoy  dandled^  cockered^  buried,  much  made  of\ 
arro.dràwned  in  pleafure.vjfio  tb^aresin  deligksyal^ 
foynïceyquainè^mincine,  it^waking  it  fine  or  goodlier 

D  oi[ottc::ro/urnip),dcckeyOrfetout  mtbprettie  trm- 
kels  i  a!fi,  to  cocker  y  dandle  y  hugj  ftroakeyPsake  much 

.  of;^alfo^  to  mince  it, make  itfine^or  goodlic  ialfo ,  to 
tumhl^oïwaUorcinfidnejfeofdeligbts.        ^ 

"OomxTLAht.roJlumbeY. 

Pormant.^  Sleeping  ;  En  dorm.attt  ;  in  bis  [ieepe^rpbile 

.  be  toolte  his  refluas  he fiw^rea. 
'    .  Eau  (lor  mante.  Standing  water  ^fucb  éU  ii  in  pits  ^ce- 

jhrnes^&c;  ai  -, 

Fcncftrc  à  voirrc  dormant.^  cUfe  window  ofgUfe 
without  uny  cafement-,  afianding  window  th4t  is  not  to 
be  opened ^norjhuL 

""A  qui  r  on  peut  fans  les  ftfvcillcr  arracher  les 
dcrits  en  dormant,  iJ'hofe  teeth  one  may  ptucke  out 
^wftbout  awaking  them-y  ( Appliable  to  fuch  as  be  flwg^ 
'gifh.duU^orfencelefeinextremitie.) 

Dormart  :  m.  J  flug-a-bed^a  droufie  companion^  a  hea- 
uie-headed  luske^one  that  cuerjlecpes  as  be  goes^one  of 
thcfeauenflecpcrs.  • 

Dorme  veille:  i  Abeingbitwecne  afleepandawakeyor 
a  counterfeiting  of  Jleepe.      \       , 

DormciiT  :  m.  A  Jleeper. 
1^    lamais^dormeurncfit bon  guct^ni parcflcùxnc fit  * 
beau  faiâ:  Pro .  Ldbke  parcflciuj. 

Donnilieu{c>^  DprtniUcufc. 

Dor  mille  :  f.  TheftckneJJe  ûffilkewormei^duringr^icb 
tbeyfleepe\alfoya\hd(fCmaULamprey.\ 

ï)oTtv!ùl^uk.rhecrampfi^y  whofepropertiiktobe" 

numme  the  hands  of  her  taJier.  ;    ^ 

Dormillcux:  m.^  Dormillart.  ^*    ^        I 

Donnillcux  :  m.  cufc  :  (.Heauie  ^  fleepity  droufie^ 

fluggtfi).        .  .      .  à- 

Dormir  :  m.  Anapydjleep  ^a^eepma.      * 

Vn  donnir  attrait  T  au  trc  :  Pro  :  The  more  a  man 

flèepesytb'e  more  he  may. 
Donnir^  To  fleepe/eft  iflmberytake  a  nap  ;  alfo-tojlug 

it,or  be  negligent. 

Dormis  en àiitruToJleep bejfire dimttr vr fè^ingyin 

anopenSunne. 

Dormir  fur  les  deux  coftcz.  Tobamttvpfleep  ;  cr^ 

when  one  is  weariewithfleeping  on  tïfùnepde^oturny 

and  to  it  againe  on  iVother. 

Dormir  la  graflbtnatince.T^/i^  m  bid  long  a  mw- 

nings.  .     ^  ^  . 

:  Donnir  fur  Ic  ioui:,  to  ta\e  a  nap  at  dinmrtime^  w 

Îrc/intIjaJter*ytoJleépeatnoonedayes.     -. 
)ormir  fonyin.fofleepei^madrinkfnf^êrd^^ 
.  his drinl^witb fleeping.    _  ^  ?      ,  # 

.  ^  Ce  font  des  contesi  dormir  ^ebout.^e^  4rexw/i 
.  UUyfiuêbus^arfooliJbfaUs.^^  r 

Il  nelaîflè donnir  fa  debtc  fur  le  Soleil.  Ik  Uisnot 

the  Sunnt  goeé^Êmae  vpon  bk  dckty  he  atmits  payes 

bis4ebts  b^êÊkJJÊÊ^ 

Aflcz  dorjC  qui  ridi  ittfiut  :  Prov,  Asioêdbefifia- 


Proie  i^j  i»  Lift.  ^- 

Qui  a  bruit  dc  fe  leyer  matin  peut  doirtiir  iufcjucs 

•  à  difner  :  Prov.  He  that  is  thought  an  earlie  man 
mayjlcepe  till  dinner  time  ;  hetbat  isbeldankoncfl 
man  may  long  abufe  the  world  ^  coir  mon  report  gulhs 
manic  y  who  ibinkc  no  hurt  when  oMtwardly  they  fee 

;  none.  •  ^  *"-  » 

Tant  dort  le  chat  qu'il  ferefveille:  Prov.  The  (luz^ 
fing  orfleepie  Cat  at  length  awakes. 
Kegnard  qui  dort  la  nnatince  n'a  pas  la  langue  cm- 
^plumée  :  Pro.Hf  cannot  tbriue  thaNtes  in  bed  a  mor- 
nings. .  .       ^  % 

Dormitoirc.  Afletp-procuring  médecine. 

Dorquc.  A  l(ind  of  great  mdrourid  earthen  zejftl- 
^  Lang  :  alfo  a  great  fijh  that  s  enemy  to  the  ivhale. 

Dorfal  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Of  y  or  belonging  to  y  the  bûdc^ 
whence:,         -      T  • 

Cautcirc  dorial-  The  backe-cauter  -y/mewhat  like  a 
knife  J  or  haumg  a  back  like  a  k^ifcy  and  fearing  oneh 
on  the  other  fide. 

Dortoir:  m.  A  dorter  y  m  lodging  wherein  rhanie  fUm 
together  \alfOy  a  Churchyard. 

DoTtuit.Sleepie^drowfie.         ''         ^       . 

Dorure  :f.^  Dor eure. /fjfiWi^i;,  *        # 

DosiauThe backe ydback'part  y  orbackfide  ;  alfo  a, 
ridges  ,         \ 

Dos  du  nez. i^e  bridge  ôfthenofe. 
Nichil  au  dôS.'jL^dJ(;f  NichiL 
'A  dos  d'  Afnc.  Ridgill-backfdy  ^gh-ridgedy^h- 
uing  ajharp  ridgeybighyOr  bigbtfi^  ti)e  middU'yJkrf, 

'  ^r  Jharpening,  toward  the  top  ^  or  middle  yre/emblip^ 
jhebackeofanajfc.  '^' 

Donner  à  dos  â-  To  ajfaile  i  or  fet  vpon  bèbinde  :  fc 
donnèrent  eux  mefmcs  â  àos.Thcy  tt/mbled'fi^ha^ 
one  ouer  another.  * 

Faij^e  cnfemble  la  b efte  à  deux  dos.  To  leacherl 
On  a  fait  de  fon  dos  courroye.  He  hath  bene  whipr 
pnfbundlyylafbed  horribly.     . 
:Mal  eft  caché  à  qui  Ton  voi^  le  dpS.Prov  :  Ws  but 
/    iUhtdwhofebachfisfecfte.  *^ 

Qui  Euft  credos  charge  fon  dos.Pro v  :  Re  that  en- 
dits  much  carries  much\  otiy  he  that  gsues  much  credit 
undergoes  agréât  chi^ge. 

Dofe*  A  dofi'ythe  quantitie  of  potion  y  or  médecine^ 

s  nrhkh  a  Phifition  appoints  bk  patient  (hall  talff  ât 
..  ûnce.   ■  ,^..     . 

Do(rnç:tn.  A  fht-round  loueryor  tpenrocfetio  afietfle, 
ban^ettiagbwfiy  pggem-houfe  &e  famMatrtfem' 
Ming  tbi  belief dgreatvf'Mtcb,         v/ 

DoSc  d'au  A  cloue  cfgarUcI^, 

Doffe  :  m.  CC:  fi  I»rfwy?</. 

DoÂèraflè  :  f.  A  buttrejfe^  wfufptrttr  tohme  vp  the 
ffeât  beâffteofAwaU.  ^ 

Doflîer  :  m^  baek^x  an»  ïimg  that  ej(fetb,<frpUtb 
the  bâcke^fernetfirit  tb  U*ne  en  ia$  a  raylebebmd 
ufime-itbebAcii^A  cbmes&c  yafo,tbei)ackeof^ 
cbimney, 

Vndofficr  de  pavilion,  rbe  beadcfaTamlmer 
C^if>»tbe  feecetbat  bangs  daif»  at  tbe  bead  tber- 

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Dotal  :  in.  ale  :  £  D^'^^î  |^^^»  ^«  ^^»^^^i  ^f^^^  belm- 
gmgto y  a dotptie.  - 

Dotc:m.éc:f.  indiHd^  orendQwedwithihauinga 
portion  in.  ** 

Dottcr.  r#  ^^i/r..  ^  ^      - 

Douaire:  w.A  dmer^or  ioyntkrejir  a  woman  aflerher 
husbands  death  y  àlfo  her  mariage  good^  or  the  portion 
jhehath^orbringSyto  her  mariage. 
Douaire  plein  &,cntier.  A  ioynture  of^or  thirds  in, 
the  rphole  land  defccndcd^  which  is  eSpeciaOj^when  no 
other  tvûmân  hath  any  dower  out  of  it.       '     '    ^• 

Douairière  :  f,  A  dowa^er  j  a  widow  endowed^or  thai 
hathaioyntrue.  '  ^  ^ 

Douane.  T6f  nme  of  the  O^flomehoufe  at  Lyons  ;  hence 
atfoy  anycujiomc  y  or  impofti  and  particularly  y  two 
French  Crownes  taken  by  th'Officeis  of  that  honfe^  for 


Doublet:  m.  A  T>oublet  ;  a  Jewell, or Jf one  oftwopee^ 
'     ces  ioyned J)}  glued  together. 

Doublet  en  càlç^A^omer-point  t alien  with  two  men 
at  Tables. 

Doubletcftu:  m.TbééormC'fike  Serpent  Amphisb.-c- 
ïïà'y double-headed^  04 amcient autbo't 5  h:\Hc  imagi- 
ned \  But  no  Serpent  y  fayes  Marhiolus,/;^//;  njithraÛy 
twoheads'yLoûkeVouh\c'ït\,ULhc\xï. 

Doublc-vai(feau.^  Bain  de  Marie. 

Doublier:  mxAlongyandlargcTab'e-clotbofDamiU^^ 
Diaper y&Cjhanging  to  the  ground  on  both  Jkies  of  the  ' 

:  boor â^and laid doMe thereon-^ d Tablc-clothfor Hm- 
ccs.and  great  States.  ^  ' 

Doublure  :  f.  ùning  fir  a  garment.  p,   \  , 

Fin  contxc  fin.n'eft  bon  à  faire  cicdoubîurç:  Pro. 
Two  craftie  ^Tfaues  being  matcbt,  wtUncucr  agree  to^ 

^^QUtable  :  comDoubtable^y  redoubtable  y  vnccrtaïncy 
fit  to  be  feared. 


eucu^cpcece  ofgoldyorfiluer  (and ratably  ^r  all  other  ^   DoubtmcQ :  i.  D^ubt  -y  fujpition y  fear e-y  mccrtain^ 
l(ind5offlufeyandmarcha?idiJfe)importecf.  T      tie. 


Douaiine  :  f.  ^Douane, 

Doùannier  :  m.  An  Officer  of  the  Cuftome-houfe. 

Doubc  :  m.éc  :  f.  Riggedyor  trimmed vp^oé  ajhip.  ; 

l)o\}bcr.ToYigyOrtrimme^Jh'rp. 

Doublage,  os  Aides  Cbevelsi  Called/o  m.tht  Cupmes 

cfAnamsand H:i'mc  j  lJ>olf^e  Aides;  a  relic fe  is  alfo 

calleiy(\o\h\z2yQybecaufe  a  double ^or  twoyeres/cnt^ 

trCenslspaidJirit.    w 
Doublant.  'Doublingymal^ing  doubleur  as  much  more. 
Double:  m.  A  double -y  double  part -y  or  double  pace] 

twice  .as  much'^  alfo  ^th^e  copie  of  a  writing^  alfo^apetcù 

cfbâpecoinc  worth  two pence^QUtn. 

Double  dVAouft.  Looijff  Aouft* 

Lc  double  d  an  ccrfl  7)^^yf  i /î^/. 

h\x  double.  Doubly  yW'Ubgr  eat  vfurîéjtwo^fildy  vnta 

hiszteat aduantage.         *■      ^  ::  -\ 

Double  :  com.  Double  ;  twice  as  bigjy  as  great  againe  j 
ofas  much  wciii^hryOr  worth  againe. 

.  Double  vaiflcau.^  cauldrm^or  kettle  ^fuU  of  hot  >rtf- 
/rr,  or,/?^  Bain  de  Marie. 

Habillement  double.  A  garment  thats  tinéd^orfir^ 
ndcleanethroughyor  double  allouer.  >.. 

Doïiblç  :  m<ée  :  f.  D^blcd-y  made  two- fold  y  or  tmse 
as  mucb\  increafed  verte  much  y  or  vnte  as  much  morei 
^Ifoj^owedmucbjor  made almoji  to  meet  at  the  ends^) 
(dfo ^copied  out  as  a  writing-y  affo^Uhed,  as  a  garment  j 

^^IfOyrepeatedyteiterated. 

Doublcau:  mwii^  Hcmicydc }  Ubalfickcleyâlfo^a 
<A/«6/e  quarter  of  timber ^     ^     ^ 

^om\ç2^}.5ômewbatdoubte^lmo|ltwo•f9ld. 

^  Arcs  doublcaux.  ^Branches  d'Augiucs. 

Doid>lc-niaf chcur  :  m.  The  little ^fpottedyand worm- 
%S^fW  Amphisbaena;  rÊhkb  baumg  a  head  at 
both  ends(an  errour  in  amtient  authors^  in  the  opinion 

^^f}l^ûùo]\xsyandCïc\ïnns)cangoebfltbwayes. 

Ayoublemént  :  m.  A  doubling^y  a  malting  two-fold^  or 
twice  as  much  j  a  rifaig  vnto  as  much  mote  ;  alfoy  the 
py^goutofawritingy  JnaPortfaley  a  double  out^ 
Jf  rfrfmj ,  or  double  the  price  of  the  mofl  that  was  at 

^  firft  biddenÇwbicb  be  that  arifes  vnto.  mfl  cmmonly 

^ouoiemcnt.  pûubfy^two  wayesyin  twof^Uyfhr  two 

^^mtt.To  douhltyto  make  two-fold jsr  twke  as  mucby 
^  ^^^feverymucb^er  vnh  as  much  more  i  al/byU 
wa^  jwicfc^  «Mifee  b4tb  ends  meet  -,  alfoyto  cêpU  êut  a 
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of  ;  (and  fometimes)  alfoy  as  much  as  hoping. 

Doubte if.AdoHbt'.fujfieH'y  feareyfcrupfey n^jlrujl^, 
Jufpence^y  vnca'taintieoforjl.ngcring  inyOpimon  3  at- 
fOyareuerentaweyOr  dread  ofS 
Sans  doubte.  '^eflionlcjiyvndcubtedlj^certainely, 
withoutfhile^fureas  can  be.         ,  ^ 

Amcncr,ou  mettre^en  doubte.  To^aUmquejlÏQny 
brings»  controuerjicymakf  men  dêubtfiiU  of 

Tenir cndouhK.Todelayydcfèrrey  hold infufpcnce. 
Doubte  :  m.cc  :  (rD§ubtcd]fi^Jpcétcdi  mijî  ru/cd y  fea- 
red ^awed. 

Doubtcnicnt  : m;  J  doubting,  Jujfclllng:,  fearing. 

Doubter*  To  doubt ^fiifpeôlymijîr up  ^^  bee  zncertainey 
mafie  a  queflion^or  fcruple  of\  tofhggeryftammer^a^ 
uerbetweenehôpeandfèare'ytobeinfufpence\  alfoyto 
fearcyawc^  dread^redoubl^y  ( fometimcs)alfo  Qw  much 

>    asjtohvpe. 

Qui  nc  fcait  rien  de  rien  ne  doilbtc  :  PrOà  He  that 
.\ndwesnmhinglii^esinfiarecf7mhing.  ^ 

Doubtcufement.  Doubt filly^uncertmly^  inconfiant- 
^fyyVaueringfyymiflrufifiily. 

Doubteux:m.eufe:f.  poubtfîiUyVnccrtainty  i%fuf 
p0ce*y  alfo  yvariàbleyinconliant^  fia  ggering\alfoy  am^ 

*  biguouspperplexedyfubieâlto  cauillingyOr  exception; 
thereof  a  quejîion  may  be  made^a  controuerfre  raifedy 
cr  diuers  fences  gatheredy  alfOyfèarefuU^  terriblcy  re- 
doubtable. - 

"Douce  (The  féminine  âfDoux)  la  doUCC  pcrfonne.^ 
fweetfiUowfurey  Ifonicallyy  See  Doux. 

Douceaiîrc  :  eom.  Sweetijb. 

Doucelet:  m.  cttc:  f.  Vtijcetyprettie  andfweetyOr^  a 
littlefweet.       \ 

Douceintçnt;;  Sweetly  y  deJicmfly  ;  Yoftly. ,  fmoothly  ; 

'  mildly ygracioûfy y  courteouflyjoumgly  j  ckfify ,  traita- 
bly,  -1 

poucc-cntc  :  f.  Tbename  of  a  certaine  thieve  ^  ruddle^ 
and fappie  apple. 

Doucereux  :  m.  cufc  :  f;  Full  offweetnefcy  delicious  j 
mofl  pleafant^mofi  courteous. 

Doucctim.  A  Itmdqffia^ffh  like  a  Hedgehogi  Uol^e 
Dpufin.         ^         ^ 

DouccC  :  mxttC  :f.  Dulcet  ^  pettie  andfweet  j  or  y  a 
littlefweet.  ^^-  - 

Douccttcmcnt.SweetlyyprettUn  mildly,gentlyyeafih. 

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ricmc?ict'c.    '■     ■         *  .  *  ;. 

*  Do.iccurdc  chant.  The  mélodie^  or  barmoniioftHnt- 

iwUfpjging:  •  ^  _  ^ 

.11  faiit  avoir  mauvaifc  bcfte  par  douceur  :  Pro. 

^  (Some^nvkit  lilfc  to  our ,  the' rough  h^et  u  not  the  befi 
*  ' catcher  of  iirets^^y)  jhreiéd  beafii  ya^ouldbccAugbtby^ 

f)vec:  battes.^  ^   ■  .   ' 

Doucui.^Douflin.  • 

Doudnc.i^  Doulcine.  . 

Dove  :  i\  A  caftlcy  ditch^  or  Towne- ditch (mth  xpater  in 

Tyoué:m.  cc :  Endued'^  endowed'. 

Douclle  :  Ù  A  Fipe-pfe  j  alfoytbc  firiclcUvfcd  in  tbe^ 

mefftiY'miofCorrje. 
Douciidanran.  Hence  otter  a  year  e  :^orm. 
Douer.  Tqindueyendovçjorimeadomïevnlo. 
J^oiics  ;£^^Pouvcsf  '    \.'      K  t    ' 

Do^ctiiii.  Abroàt(eyPr(pr'tng.    •  ' /       '^   - 
DoLiktC' J  longues  doucttcs.  In  long  rorves  yfileSy 

r:in{'i:  ^htQt.     ' 
Don^c  :  m.  léc  :  f.  Smally  fine  j  little  r^flender^  thinne. 
Dougcr.  To  trip  ^aya  horje  tbatjUmbleth  not  oiétright^ 

.(iinoldivordy 
Douille  :  f.  Thefockft  of  the  head  ofapH^eyiatéeliny&c  ; 

•  ^r//^  tbefocl{ct  of  a  candlejticlie  j  any  foe  {et  j  aljb^  the 
harrcll  of  an  barguebwx^^or  piflolL    • 

Douillet:  m.  cttc  :  f.  T>amtieytcnderydelicateyfoftytf 

fèmpnate  ^  a  millie-fip  j  one  that  cannot  beare  afèathej' 
.  xpiihoHt  breathmg  i  alfoy  quaint ^  curious  ,  oi  nice  as  a 

Tsuv?jesbenne. 
Douillettement.  Daintily,  tenderly,  delicately^efc-^ 

nnn:itcly'^a!f)y  quaintly  yniccly^curioufly. 
T)o\xit:  tn.  as  l)o\xct:  a  brûoiie. 
Doulcîn:m.r/?r  fifh  caldy  thefea  l^rchin:  f  Maricillois. 

Doulcinrafcaz.  A  greatcryandn>bite,{ind thereof -^ 

Lo!)t(c  Don(s\n.   . 
Doulcine.^iCymai(c,(;rCymacc.  ,        t*^ 

Douleur  :  f.  tfx  Dolcur. 
T)ou\oûçrc.AplaningaXy  a  coopers  addis. 
Doulourcufemcnt, Douloureux.  ^Dolourcufc- 

nient,  &  Dolourcux. 
Sc  Doi iloufaut.  PittifuUy  complapnmgyin  a  lamentable 

rjfying.waimrntingyrnojlivoe'hegûn. 
Se  Douloufer .  To.  lament  ^  wayUyComplaineyWajment. 
Doulx  :  tn.  Doulcc  :  f.  L^fli^f^Doux. 
Dour  fin.  A  hands  breadth -y  or  the  breadth  of foure 

fngcfs }  the  fourth  part  of  a  Gcomeiricalifoot,  in  mea^ 

Çininj, 

our  de  :  m.  ce  :^  Kjtocl^ed/navfled^thumped/appedy 

beaten.  -. 

D  oWrdcr.  To  lirjocl(Cym.^rpleyhatyfhumpyrap. 
Dourdier  :  m.  A  luslieylowtyjloucK 

Doufilrm.  AJpigot. 

Douflainc  :  f.  A  certein  muficaliinftriment.         , 
DouflTe  ;  m.  ée  :  f.  Indorfed. 
Dàuffcr.Toindorfeya  paper  y&c. 
Douflereflc.tf^Dojflcrafle.  ^ 

Doufsicr  :m.  An  indorfement. 

Doufsin.  Thefea  yirchinia  fijbtbats  eatable  ,  tbougb 

'unfauorie  enough. 

Dou^in  Tâfc2s.Theffreate(l  ^  andvAitcfl  l^nd  there-' 

ofl  not  to  be  eaten* 
Doutance:£  Loof^e  Douhuncc.  -       - 

Douvcrf.  A  cafile-ditch  (bauing  water  in  it)  alfi,éi 

certcine  bearbe,  that  l(ih  thtfheepe  which  eat  of  it. 

Douves.  A  mortalldi/eafe  bredinjheepspU$cl(t$^of 

intraiisj?ytb*eatinj^  of  the  bexirbe  afirefaid. 


Dtnivcs  dun  tonneau,  &c.  The  bead-peecesofn 
Tunnv.&c.  \ 

Douvclle  :  f.  À  Cinter ,  or  Centric -y  the  fiance  ofpfcod 
whereby  dvanltyOr  arch  is  both  m  the  malfingy  and  fir  i 
awhile afteryheldvp.   .  \  X 

Doux: TO. douce :f.  Sweet 'y  delicùusy  delightfomt 
dainticypleafing  -yfoftypliant  yfr^oothytratlable-y  fremk 
mldyfneel(ê  \  louelie  \  /(indycot^rtecusylouing.  ^ 

Doux  de  klFreJhyZnfauoriCynot tbroughlyfccfcnc^^ 
alfOyiiffmaUftandingyOr  experience.  ,.     '' 

Doux  à  taftcr.  Smooth^ foftyWithout  any  rch^hnefjh 
j^aÇoyfwcetyOr  without  any  manner  o/harjhnefl'e. ,    / 
Eau  douce.  Frcfh  water.  Médecin  d'eau  douce.  A 
yongyftrvnexpetiencedPhyfjtiu}^.      V    ^      .    . 

Eftaindoux.  Thebejl\ind  cfTinne-^gStlaiincur 
*'  Corncwall.       -  _  ^  .  '      ^  ' 

,     Pierre  douce.  À  certaine  vchiteflone,callcd,t\J]^^(^ 
nieflone. 

Taille  douce.  Sweet  cutting  ^fwall  inirauenejuch 
as  prints  in  copper  are  cut  with. 

Tout  doux.  HuJhiyqmetlyy^iUy^  calmely,  r^thciu 
noifeyor  dinne.  •    /    . 

Faire  les  douxycux.  to  counter fiit  cmlitie ,  ojm- 
ilefiie-y  tofetme  cèyialfOy  to  mal^e  as  thoughééppi,nJ 
fawnothing'y  or  to  behetmcnejleepingandrvalfi/sf] 
a/fê,tar»i»lie^orfmile  prettify  witbthe  eyes.' 
Faire  les  doux  yeux  à.  Ta  play  at  boe-peept  wtth-Ji  ' 
^    mnl^e  lafcimoufly^or  wanton^  at  j  aljoy  toffamtpfti 

,  ip'eyes  to  lool(e  aliurbigly^  flatterwgly,  or  pitifull)  at 
one.therebytogetfomewb^tofbim. 
'P^ctclmiX.roflattjer,or(peakefiire, 
Douce  pkrolc  n'cfcorchc  langue  :  F'rov.  tiOÈ), 
g»odtvotdsbreai(enobonef.  .  J^^ 

•    Pouce  parole  rompt  grand'ir c:Erov.G«7//f  Vfjiii 
appeafe  the  irejîttl,  ^v 

Poucespromeflesobligent  les  fols;  Prov.fwf 

promifes  oblige  fioh  3  or  (m  einjfiire  wordj  mlitfioli 

Jàine.  .  /  ,  '. 

De  doux  arbre  douces  pommes  :  Prov.  Sié  as 

thetret  fuch  ii  the  finit -y  fwiit  th'mè  yfmorïc  llio- 

^tber  ;  (y  et  wfay^that  many  a  good  cet»  hatb  but  »n  t- 

uelicalfi,) 

Doux-amer.  Bi//fr-^wf.  • 

Doux-auvcfque.  Ibe  vameofafweetyandtendtre^- 

_pleyMbigas  a  middle  Orange. 

uo\xx-DÛoi\A  ceïtaine  round-ygreat^grctnejeft)  <"'^ 
frpèet  apple.        '  . 

Doux-belheur.  A  certaine  great,  fweet,  round,  a^/ 

hard-skimied  apple.  .  ' 

Doux-glifTant.  Gltb,gently-^iding. 

Doux  erave.  viz.  Doucement  grave. 

Doux  de  la  Lande.  The  pme^  aveitefwiti^fr' 

that  yeeUltmoSl  excellent  cyder,  • 

T>o\XTLlAz.ii:m.  A  certaine  yebitejong,  (tnddrit«m' 
Doux-vetet.  rhe  name  oft  white,  Ung^ai^*^*^^^ 

apple.       ''      .  • 

Douzaln  :  m.  A  Soas,«r  TrmhJbiWmgf  (v^f^^'f^^ 

tnaliebutotteofHtrtmgmoney.) 
Douzaine  :  f.  ^  tftf^fff..  . 

Il  cft  bien  au' compte  àt  la  douzaine.  «^  ^  {["' 
riefiUm,aJillieccmpamon',onetbatséeiibtrétltJ' 

noMgh  to  dee  hurt,  nor  mft  ynouth  to  doe  goodi  (F 
things  tbaiarefoldby  the  drwiytbfCàHfenfttff^i'^ 
heededyare  often fleigbtly  made,)    -       • 

i->0UZC.TW/Wj4ï<^iç^».-*       >    :/|sy  • 

Au  denier  douze.  Uoke  Denier.'       /  •   .^L 

Douzc-doigticr.  AfkaUtut^ot  entrs9ji'l'df\^ 

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gins, 
Douzil  :n\.  À  Jbigot.  - 

DouzicCnc,  The  twelfth  j  tf/y3,^»  impof$tm  ofiiAin 

the  pound  vpon  all  wares  fold-,  firft  raifed  by%ng 

CharlsthefiA*        -        /' 

Droid  dc  douziclmc.  Anyearelie  rent  of\  i.d.  due 

-  by  euerie  affranchifed  inhabitant  ^/Haynault,  vnto 

the  Earle  thereofy  in  acl^nimUd^^ement  af  his  firmer 

tbraldômej&  as  a  recompenceofhk  nên^  got  freedom. 

Doyen  :  m.^4  "Veane  j  the  bead  of  a  CoUedge^or  Catbe- 

drallChurcé.  ^   •  .  .    * 

Doyenne  :tn.A  Veanerie  j  or  7>eanejhip 

DoygC  :  ip.éc  :  f.  *«i  Dougc. 

Doze  de  VenïiéiThe  Dulfe  ofV'enict. 

Drachc  :  f^  ^he  Uttleftautlie  whereby  a  grape  cleaues  to 

the  bunch. 
DrachmCi^  Drame  jii  dram  y  the  eighth  part  of  an 

ounce.       •  \| 

Dragacanth.  4;^  Dragagant, 
Dra^agant:  m.  GummeDragagant^a  gummie liquor 

which  dijliHtfrom  the  root  of  the  CandianJhrub^caUed 

Goats-beard.  _      j 
Dragee  :  f.  A  kind  ofdifgeftiue  powder  ^vfuaUy  prefcri- 

bed  vnioweal(eftorhaclies  after  meat  I  and  hencey  any 

ionl^etSyCÔmfitSyOrfweet  meats  y  feiked  in  at  the  laft 

couffe,  (o/othermfe)  fbrftomac^e'clo/èrs  j  alfo  fmaU 

haile-fljoty  bfteady&c.^  ; 

Dragée  aux  chevaux.  Prouender  of  diners  forts  of 

pitlfe  mthgUd  together  'y  or  yasFzrrsL^c  ;  alfd^the  courfe 

graine  called  Eo^nongyVrench-wheatyElocke-wheat^ 

07  Bkcke-wheat. 
Drageoir.  A  comfit  boXyOfJiluer  ;  alfoy  tbefktyp  veffell 

that  r eceiues  iftwwiney  filling  by  a  narrow  paffage^ 

fromibtprcffe. 
Dïtgçon:  m.  AVme  brancbytwigyor  ^ig. 

Drageon  fourchcran,  A^ig  tbatjburtetk  ouf  be* 

tvftene  two  branches^  as  from  the  middle  oif  a  firi(e.    n 

Draecon  fruifticr.  The  branch  that  bearetb  the 

grape. 

Drageon  panipier.  À  vine  brancbyor  twig  that  tea- 
_rtth  ma  fruit  J)utonefyUaues. 
^riagcfics;  LCtmfits^nlfetStfweetmats.  *  . 
Dragmc  :  m.  ^  dramme^  the  eighth  part  of  an  ounce , 

wthrte  fcruples  yaffo,a  bandfiU  ofi 
_  Dra^mc  fanncntinc.^  cupufw'me^See  Pilure. 
Wragoir.  ii^ifce  Drageoir. 
L'ra^on  :  m.  A  "Drag^  -yalfl,  éehegrbe  't>raionwort, 

Dragon  marin.  The  VTaur^or  ^uauiuerl  a. 
wromyand  venomous  fijbé 

.  Sang  dc  dragon.  Vrâgons-bloud'y  is  notf/u  ignorant 
^''pieimagine)tbebtoiâofaDragoncrufht  to  death 
''Jf'nEUpbantJbut  the  Gumme  of  the  Dragon  tree  0- 
pned/tr  bruiftd  in  the  dog-dàies'y  alfofitoudwort/ei 

j^^'fience,bioudiePatigncey(akbiarbe.) 

ri^'^ccva:  ta.  A  yontMttlttkDrâgou. 

5-^f /Wc:  m.cc  :  f.  Dragonieiwhofe  binder  farts  rt- 
^"'^oUaj)ragoB:(fivwdofBU-Kon,) 
^^^Z^JiUWivcu A ywg,9r  little  T^agtm-y  alfo,  the 

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DrainaRt.  Miching^pinching^  draining  out  things  fcant- 
fy^vfingthemfofiarcelyéiifhewereafratd^laath^ 
to  touch  them. 

DT2ûit:n\.  as  Drzgtnc'y  A  dramme. 

Drame  :  m.  ce:  f.  oMiched^  pinched^  nfïferably  vfed,  ' 

^fcantly  dijpofedofjriilly  meafuredy  or  dtlmeHd.out. 

Dramcr.  To  miche ^pmch /lodge  ;  to  vfe^d'tjpofe  cfor  de- 
Huer  out, things  by  a  precife  Weight ,  or  firt£lnieajure  j 
orfofcantfyyfofcarcely/is  if  the  mealuren  were  afiaid 
to  touch  themyor  loath  to  haue  them  touched. 

Drap  :  m.  cloth  ;  woollen  cloth  j  broad  cloth.  ' 

Dr^L^rnonuMcAHearfe-'Cloth.       .    ^ 
l^zm^àlV^.Qloth^rafi).  * 

Eftrc  des  àii^\^%àt.T:o  bètcf^ards  \  to  be  anatten^ 
dant\of  feruant  of  to  bebngyOt  be  a  retamer^vnto.  , 
Lc  drap^Sc  les  cifcaux  luy  font  délivrez .  The  mat- 
terU  wholly  refined  vnth  hm  5  he  hath  the  law  m  his 
ownehands. 

Le  drap  des  deux  eft  d'une  mcfmc  piece.  They  are 
both  of  one  kindofpfty  mettaBy  humor  i  there  went 
but  a  paire  ofjheer  es  betweene  them.  ^ 
^Axc  drap  coufturiers.  To  it  whortfons  j  or  y  tetvs  go 
roundly  to  worl^^e-y  alfo  y  there  was  old  cuttings  fnipping^ 
Jhr^ddingjaying  about  them.    '  V? 

AuboutdeTaulnefautle  drap.  There  Is  but  iu/i 
meafure^no  more  then  will fcrue  the  turne-^mo/e  were 
toomuchylejfe  too  little. 

II  veut  avoir  drap,&  argent  cnfciïiblc.  He  is  an  ex- 
treameyor  vniuft  dealer  i  he  would  haue  mens  ware 
without  paying  fir  it  i  or  y  he  would  haue  both  fthfe, 
and  money  y  one  thing  contents  him  not  y  ht  would  haul 
both. 

Dicii  donne  lc  froid  felon  lc  drap:  Prov.  Looke 
Froid.  ^  :^ 

iDrapc.4tfDrappc. 

DraJ)cau;  nuA(linnen)clûthyorclo^ti  alfo^an  Enjigne ^ 
StandardyBawfeTyColours. 
Drapeau  d'un  fu/il.  7i»^^  -^     ^ 

Drapeau  dc  la  Mclcxc  A  white  y  and  leather Hl(e 
filme  y  or  sl(mne  (fiund  neere  to  the  pith  of  the  bodies 
of  old  Larch  trees)  wherewith  countrey  peopU  clofe 
wounds  y^ndftaunc  h  hbud. 
Vieux  drapeaux.  Old  rags  y  clowts ,  clothes  paft 
wearing^  trajhy  trumperie,  oddeends  j  outcaft  fii^ 
perie. 

Chevalier  au  drapeau  quarré.';  A  i^night  Banneret; 
Jo  called  ybecaufe  his  Colours  in  the  field  are  to  be  of  a 
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loè{estHe death  \or  as pMle as  a clowt. 

Drrpelet.  A  little  Imnen  clothyClawt  j  or  Enfigne. 

Draper,  Tomal^e^  worke  clotby  to  dreffe^fiillclothi 
to  beatyor  thic\en/u  clotbyin  the  filling  ;  aljOy  tofeifiy 
m  ta\e  ahother  mans  goods y&CyVnder  afairepretexti 
alfoyto  moc\yfiêwt, deride,  ieafi  at-yalfo^eatyor  champ 
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Draperie  :f.  Draperie  y  cloaib^fellingy  clotb'Wort(ingi 
aqèy  a  flourijhingrritb  tedues^nd  flowers  in  wood,  or 

'  fiontyvfed  e&ecialiy  on  the  heads  of  filters,  &  tearmed 
bfostrwor^emenDraperie^ortUeiu.r 

Dtzpiet:to.ADraper.     "     • 

Drapier  drappant.  A  Clotbwor{er.    .  , 

Dt2pMantJf^ltmg,dreffing,arfiUingofcbtb'y^^^^ 
or  lieatm^  cloth  in  thefidling  j  alfi^ckhtgyflowtrng^ 

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Sargc  drappce.  Mii/^^  Sf  V*  ^      « 

Drappeauim.^ Drapeau/  ^        ^  "^  ^ 

Drappclcl  :  m.  -^  little  Unnen  cbtb/a^or  clowt.  ^ 
Drappcr.  ^i  Draper. 

Drappaie:f.Lo<>i([^Draf)cric.  v   - 

Drappcux:  m.cirie:f.  FiéU  of  cloth  ^  or  ft  to  maJie 

clothe  V 

Drappier-z/x  Drapier.^  * 

Drappier  :  m.cre  :  f.  Ofy  or  belonging  to  cloth  ^  alfOyfit 

tomate  cloth.  * 

Dt2iyc  :  f.  SpamJhyOr Babjflûnian  C^ejjcf. 
Dravée  :f.  Attkjnd  ofpnlfe^  Beanes^peafe^&c.    ^ 
Draule  :  in.  as  Drdle  j  ^  rp^^^^r  merriegrigé 
Daulerie  :  Ovaggerie-^alfOy  the  figure  of  a  Masl^e^  Sa- 
tirCyMonl(ieyerfucblil{e  apiflivifages^nd  anticipe  re^ 
femblancesyfet  onthe  top  of  a  Scutcheon^  oYcoat  of 
■  Armes.  ■•  •    "■.   -^   .  \         •.'^'  ',  - 

Drege  :  f.  Al^indoffifb-net  ifirVtdden  to  bee  vfedyex- 

,ceptjvr  the  catchingDfOiJlers. 
Drelottcr.  ^  Dorlottcr.     ": 


Drefsé:m.ée:f.  Straightened^  leueUedy  euenedyfet 
right ymade firaight'y  aJfoy  rdifed^  aduancedy  ereded  ; 
heldyliftedyfeïyOt  tal^en  vp  j  af/o^  direÙed^inftrftâed^ 
trained  vp  j  ordered -yfiamedy  made  y  fijhionedi  alfo^ 
dTmfedyÇontriuedyinuent'ed ;  alfojound  ofysu  Deere  by 
dogs  ;  alfoycoueredycu  a  table  y  dijhcd  vpyos  meat  for  a 
meale. 

Dreflèr.  Toftraightenyfet  right^akefiraigbtjeùelly  e^ 
Hcn-yalfo^toraifeyaduanceyereSl-y  liftyfetyholdyOr  tat^e 

vp  ;  alfoyto  direèUinflru6lyOrderygouerneytraine  vp-y  to 
fjjhion-yfi'ameybuildy^aiie.  • 

T)rci\ct  vnccvf.TbedogstofindofaDeere. 
'Drcfkrks  cheveux.  Tojiroal^evp  the  hair e.     • 
TDrefTer  vne  coquille.  Tofet  a  trap  fir  a  woodcocl(ey 
5^f  Coquille. 

Dreffcr  vne  entreprife.  Te  plotyproieRy  contrkean 

enterprifè. 

P  reffcr  des  fincflcs.  To  deuife  (leigbt$^or  tay/kares^ 
Jorfiol(s. 

Dreffcr  vn  lift.  Tomat(eabed. 
Dis  au  Cuifmier  qu'il  orcflc.  Bid  the  Cool(e  dijh  vp 
bis  meat  ;  ou,aù  fommclicr  qu'il  drcflc  j  $r  the  But- 
ItTythat  he  oouer.      ^ 

I       Se  drefTcr.  To  raifiy  to  aduame  bimfelfi  j  to  fland 
boult'Vp-rigbt. 

Sc  drçflcr  vn  bon  heur.  To  procure  vntOyOr  prouidi 

firjhimfelfiagreatfifrtune. 

11  fc  drcflfc  vne  guerre.  A  warre  is jn  preparing. 

l^cschtxcuiiluyéccffcnt.  His  baire  flares  yOrfi^ 
annend. 

Se  faire  drefTcr  quelque  chofc  a  quelqu'un.  To 
gethimtofet  it^raightyortogftée  order fWit. 
Dreflcur  :  m.  Aftrai^tner^ireaery  ieueUer  j  fetter  j  a 

Drtlicur  dc  ciniptc.  An  Accompt^cafttr. 
Drcfïicrc  :  f-  ^fiuigbt  or  outright  patby  or  traR  j  a  di^ 
feâtyOrdireffiuiyWay.       , 

DrcfTolr  :  »•  -^  cupbmdy  a  court^upboord  (whbout 
box  y  or  drawer)  onefy  tofet  plate  on. 

Drcfsouïr :  m.  ^ fi titngyron^or pouting fiu^^eJir^f^^ 
bandsyaftandingtbing.         '''^■^''jm^:-:^^^^B'-''^ 

Dndulet.Topngle/ii  a  Hamka  bills.     :^^^-:V:,-^. 

Drillant.  Twmklingy^arklingygUfleri/Êgyf^^ 

Driller.  To  twinl^yOrAailflei  to  esfta  iSttefmi  ^  or 
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Driileux:  inxufe  if.Tatlered/aggedyinbeggeYlie  a/. 
■■    ray.       '  ■  .  »•     -■*.■■:''  .-r..';'^'- •. 

Dtingucmonguc^  A  nickname  fir  a  Dutchman. 

Marcher  en  dnne^ucmoùguç.  Tofia^lli^orflYokt 
itlil{eafwaggeringbtiffefmffe. 
Dïtyo\^t:  i  ^  drug.    .  .     ^ 

Drogue  :  m.ée:  f;  He  drugged  ;  mingle  dypurgedyOrfea. 
fontdroith  drugs. 

^    Boiflon  drogue.  Afpicedcuprfiifoyfln  irrpoifonedene 
Drogilcm^ûMm.  An  Interpreter. 

Droguement  :  tn.A  drcnchingy  bcdrugging,  or  t?iinif. 
tnng  of  drugs.  y  ^  / 

Droguer.  To  drugjbedrugyfiafony  purge,  or  mkç/e 
rvith  drugs.  ^ 

Droguer  le  corps.  Toflufe  Bivfilfi  with  drup  ^  to 
ma{e  an  Apothecaries  fhop  of  bis  bellie. 

Droguerie  :  f.  Thefeafon  of fifliing  fir  herrings  y  ando- 
therfuchfifbytphreb  is  to  befkltedyand  barrelled  vp. 

Drogueries:  (.DrKigSydruggeneSyConfieiions'y  affOytritJh. 

Droguer  :m.  A  l^mdof  ftnfe  tbats  halfi  fH(e  y  kali 
rpooU.     ■        •;   '    ■  '^'^'  ■    ■-'-•■.••■^  ■ 

Drogueur  :  m.  A  druggiftyor  dru^- feller. 

Drol6t:  m.  TbeLawiCiuiUyCanonyOr  Common\)ûlfo^ 
right ytaWy  iuflice^equitie^reafon  j  alfoy  a  right  or  titll 
vntOyan  inter e^  oft  propertie  inya  thing  ;  a  mans  due  • 
thatrphich  either  behathyOrfhouldbaue. 
Droi&  cÇak.fIs  particklarly)tke  CiuileLat¥. 
^A  bon  droid.  LtfîT/fti//,  worthily  y  zpon  iuftcaufcy 
^withj^oodreafon.fSeeDïoiâtAduerb.) 
Ses  menus  êïoicks.  His  vaikSyfieSyTvages^    * 
Venir  à  fes  droié^S.  A  WardyOr  Pupillycomming t  nto 
his  y  ear  es  y  to  enter  into  the  popjjtons  that  wen  left 
b'lm.     •'  ^  '  '.^■^■.  • 

Venir,ou  efhe  appelle,  aux  droié^S  du  Roy.  To 
tome  y  orbe  called  into  the  Court  of  the  Peer  a  of 
Franc  e  y  fir  the  tria  U  of  his  caufe. 
Bon  droiél  a  bon  meftier  d*aide//f  Vrouerb  taxing 
ib'iniquitie^  andiniufiice  of  our  times -y  w  her  tin  locd 
^ight  hath  ofleiuimes  need  ofgreatfiuour.) 
Droift  :  m.  (alfo)  A  duetieyrigbt^fieyprerogatiuCypini' 
ledgejtoyaltieypower.  \ 

Droiâ  d'acqueftj  ou  de  nouvel  acaucft;  ou  de 
nouveaux  aquefls.  The  fine  due  vnto  the  l^ing  t/fon 
pur  chafe  s  mode  by  Cburcb-menyOr  in  Mort  maint  y  snd 
eitbet^  to  the  kjngyor  vnto  other  Lords  yVpm  fui- 
cbâfiSyimade4^ignobleypf¥ic(syOr  noble  iéeriUît^ 
ces  béldoftbem^yThe  rateofitiSy  oneyearespfofitin 
tbret  \  or  otberwifi^  their  compopfiqnyOr  the  cujUtnt 
isi  (for  this  Rate  is  mofi  proper  vnto  Droift  dc  nou- 

yàizccmtlkyajperfonallrigbt.)        -m 

DroiCt  d'acquit.  TberigbtofTollyOr  Cuflotneydue 

bj  pttffengeri  vnto  tbe  Lord  of  the  place  wherein  fis  t/- 

fually  iakfnyond  payable  if tbty  be  not  fiée  by  birtb(4s 

the  Noblejor  by  condition  (m  Cburcb^men)  9rby  Va- 

-^entyor  charter  (as  fime  Officers  y  and  Toronefmen) 

m  wbicb  cafis  tbty  mufi  ,  in  a  goodfifbm  y  ac^ 

quaiM  bim  beforehand  mtb  tbetr  eftatesycr  priui- 

*.  lodges.    --K  ^ 

J  Droi^  <l'a<Ivouërie.  Sweraiffie  fatrmit,or  fr»- 

Droià**aftcuraee.  at  Dmô  d'affotagC' 
Dtoia  d'aftbrag?.  Twôpels  pfwim,  &',  <'*'  f  J 
^  the  knacbmg  of  tuerie  vefeUretaiteih  #w  to  théiers 
^Feoélali,bùfitbtfirthejflnulintibereofin  bu^^^' 

nor^fkhïsfeMMeOfbebMtmifiliaieitptP^^^^ 
_  '  ibervHtêthemoiiflr^te,  fir  éHowétue  of  tbe  Hi"f* 
ândfirtbe  tâtewbiebbe/itsêit^.  '  -.  ^.n 

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Dioidld*  ailneHe.  fhe  right, andpreYogatiueofan 
ddcfih:iYe\oï,theportmdiie,byprimt  birth,  vnto 
him  ;  vfflnçb  is ,  m  m)llpUces,theprincipâU  houfè^and 
garden  rvith  tb'inclofure  t'meof^  andlfit  haue  no  gar-^ 
dentbefudon^of ground vfibicb  lies  next  vnto  //;  oy 
as  much  ^tsaCiponc.inflie  ouçr  from  it  :  In  the  reft  of 
thê'l^/id  be  haib  but' an  equaUjhxre  with  the  youn- 
ger :(B'U  this  i4  not  gewtr  all,) 

-rDroiit  d'Aiifnetc,  ou  d'Aifneage  j  The  fame. 
Droiél  d'Amende.  *  Vorvsr  to  fine  a  neiv  purcbjfcr 
for  7iot  acquainting  tbc  Lord  of  the  Mannor,  orfoyUy 
ivitb  bis  bjrgainc^  fofbonej  as  by  the  cuflome  of  the 
fuchffw.ts  bound  to  do'e,   ^ 
Droiàl  d' Annate.  A  ycarcs  rcucnevpofa  vacant 
rcli  Bcncfice^chaUcnied  hereto  fire  inmoft  Countries  by 
ilrc  Popci  but  tat^cn  from  himby  the  Pragmatique 
Sanftion',  and  fome  other  Edi£ls^   bcfirc  Lumbers 
t^me. 
Droiè^  d'arreft  dc  mcuhlcs.Libertie^or  power  to  ar- 

>  ^oodijvra  debt  not  aclinorvledged  -^  a  Priuitedge  of 
dium  toivnes  \  and  either  giuen  them  by-  the  Prince, 
or  tal(^ii,andjpproued  by  cujlorne. 
Droictd'Alsize  de fijc  denier j.  ^.d.Tour.  duevnto 
the  ToMcJh'fp  of  JoxxxïiTj  fir  cucrie  pottle  ofwne 
thus rctaUedivit hunt.  .  •    -        v,     •  .    .   '.. 

Droid:  à  Aubaine.  Efcheat  age  byftr^ngers\tbe  right 
of/iiccc/fion  in  the  cftates  ofaUjirahgers;tvho  die(in  a- 
ny  part  of  France)  without  Naturaïi':;ation^  and 
Frcnch^borm  iffue  )  Loolie  huhzïaç.  !^âT^S^ 

Droi(fld'Aubenagç.r/;^/iwf.:  /' 

Droiél:  d*  Aurillage.  The  profit  of  Bee-hiues^  or 
a  fie  duc  j^  to  a  Lordyor  to  the  t^jng  (as  in  Provence) 
ypon  the  profit  thats  made  ofeuaii  hiue,  by  the  aw- 
m.     ;•  •      ■■     ,  .••  ■     ■  ••.   ,;  .  ■    .  •  ^ 

'  Droiél  de  bacThe  fiwe  due  vnto  the  Lordjir  owner , 

ofa  Tc'Yie^bo.it^ 

Droiil  de  BaiIliagc.X(?oj(c  Badliagc. 
piOio^d:banù  \in. An  vnalienahlePrinîledgeyen- 
iàytd  ty  rfjany  Gentlemen  in  Tour  aine  ;  who  fir  fir  tie 
dales  together  after  vintage  may  fir  bid  any  other  wine 
then  therrowneyto  be  fold  within  their  Precin6is. 
Droi(5l  dc  bannerie.  ThcRoyaltie  of  hauing  a  com^ 
^ngn  MiU^Ouen,  Preffc^  &Cy  wheretê  the  tenants  of 
anddivcUers  within  y  a  Liberties  or  JMannorareto 

r^roiét  de  bannie.  The  fame  j  and  the  reuenewtber- 
^f\  or  the  power  to  tal^efies  for  the  vfe  offucb  a  CMill, 
^''n,T>,e(l}^^c.  ^     ' 

jJroié^  de  bannière,  as  Droiâ  de  Bannerie. 
f)roift  de  blairic-TÂf  power  a  Lord  bath  to  fine  any 
fi^reinersywho without hi6 permifjion turne their  cat- 
tel  into  the  wafles.or  Vaines  ^2i(kivesybeIonging  to  his 
\^^«^^/j  ;  «w  ;«  Blayric.  "  ^  .  / 

^'  0i6l  de  bordagk  The  drudgeries  or  bafifiruices 
^^ finned  by  fome  Lords  vpon  the  letting  of  their  cotta^ 
l^^y  ^rfmall  tenements  ;  which  cannot  be  fild,  ffuen^ 
^  ini^^ei  by  the  poor e  flam  that  baue  tal^en  tbem. 
vroict  de  bornage.  Power  t»  place  meeres  on ,  ap- 
^t  linUts  vntùy  Uy^  out  tkiimndsof  other  mens 

^fOi(a  dc  boucherîey  5Bfci  ?rii$if^e  jf 
cmm»  (laughier  btitff.mherifstrMMM 

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Droiél  dc  boutagc.  A  c  a  tame  dutic,  ùrfie^cxak.  d 
by  the  LoidofWtcà  (a  member  of  Boursa.)  jir  the 
^etbatsretaiUdwitbmhis'iurïfdi6liuTh 
Droidt  dc  branche  dc  Cy^xch.A.duetie pa'icd^n  oL 
ttmeyby  Engltflj men  aniumgat  liourdcauxji»/?^ 
;and  as  a  toi^en^thàtihi)  had  bcenc  there.  ■' 

Droiètdc  braflage.  The  /ù  duetto  the  part  ten  br 
Maijlcrs  o/'ihe  Mint,out  c/mcric/crt  of  rKcney  than 
coined  ;  a/fo,thefies  of  the  irorl^man,  cntUr,  (iamta 
&c,  (whom  the  Maijlcrs  are  to  pay  ;  )  Uol^^cBidhgc] 
Droi6l  dc  brcftjou  biicfs.  Z-aci^r  lire f. 
Droict  dcbris.rAf  Adiniraltie^f^Sca-ccsJi^ivh'ub 
flfnes  amanaUivrccl(es,ar!df}ipivrac{s.  ,       . 

'  ,  Dioiél  cicbuchej  ou  de  bdchc.  'Ihc  Offices  of  thç 
:'  vpood-yat  dsfips  ;  or,  the  proportion  of  ncdallorvcr^, 

.     '^nto  euc-iie'OfficeatCouyt-.andvntodiuas  Oijiuu  of 
th^Exchequer^ouer  artd  befidcs  their  o,dr,uiruivag(i. 
DroJéldeCarnalagc.  .A?iiuiUdi^e  uuoycdby  ih.c 
.    inhabitants  effomcpla(cs^tQl(iUyandl:at^or  r/ialic pro- 
fit of\fiuh  be  a  fis  as  brciilie  into  their  grounds-^  hut 
thlfbncjy  in  fomc  cafes^  and  {bra  certaine  numbe,-, 

rvhicb  if'thcy  exceed  they  arc  a?ifxmxiile  fir  aU,  as  o- 
■  *  ihermen.  ,^--^ 

■  Droid  dc  mti]]ciir  Cattclijfw/tf^^  ;  the  be  ficha-  • 
tell  a  tenant  hath  when  he  dies,  due  vnto  his  Und- 
Urd. 

Dr>      *  '  '  'I'  '     ■        ' 

rOiCt  de  Caucirîgc.7 /?tf  powev  ofimfofiug  taxes  on . 

t'enantSyOroftaliingtoUofpajJemers^tovi?r/tds  there- 

paration^or  maintenance  of  a  ccmmon  canfcy^  (Ihfimè 

.Lords  of  Wàyndixxk.)  i  ;         - 

V     Droiét  dcCclktzgcScUerage-^  aduetic:,àr  fie pai-- 

^     edvnto  fome  Lords ,  at  the  /jj/;7e  of  wines  into  fel- 

lers.  v  ;., 

:    Droi(5tdeCentierme.I(7^it^Centicfme.  V 
y-v^^^^^^^  Charabellage.  An  Income -^  or  the  fine 
\  qife  by  euerie  nt  w  tenant  (that  comes-jn  as  beire  by  a 
:    direftfHccefit6n)vnto  the  Lord  of  the  Mannor  whereof 
/his  land  U  held  :  the  rate  of  it  is  ^  by  the  cufiomes  of 
M^ntc^a  Cy<rwne  of  the  Sunne]byihofepf  ScnViSyZo. 
s.VmR^'ydéalfOy  by  thofe  of  VzWoiSi  and  thpfe'ff 
^oyon^(wherhy  tii  due  at  euerie  change  of  tenant:}  by 
iho/e  of  S.Qu\s\nns  ^  apeeceof  gold  worth  (at  leafi) 
halfi  a  Crowne  ;  by  thofe  ofS.V zu\^^  o.s.  Paxil!  by  tbofe 
ofLàon^a  peece  of  gold  of  what  value  the  tenant  will: 
In  other  places  hepïies  more^m  le^c^according  to  their 
cufionkcs:  Alfo^a  fie  due  vnto  the  chiefi  Fjherofthe 
ChamberofAccomptSyby  euerie  one  of  thé  lyings  te- 
nant s\when  he  does  his  homage.  \ 
DroicSldeCharobcIlcnage.   Is^bythecuflcmes  of 
Britahiej  adutieof^s.Touc.paidbyeuertevaffallat 
the  doing  of  bis  fia  It  i  edvnto  his  Liege  Lord. 
Droiift  dc  Chambrelage.  as  Droift  de  Chan>bcl- 
lage;  Stiledfo^in  thecufiomes of  Camhray^  and  of 
Haynault  ;  in  which  conntrey  the  rate  0/  it  is^6o.s. 
DroiétdeChannpagne.  The  fies  due  vnto  the  Offi- 
cers  of  th' Exchequer  vpon  the  lett^imof  the  farms 
which  belong  to  Champagne  :  viz.  i.s.6.  d.  ftcrl.  fir 
fuchas  are  worth  lou.l.^  Icjfey  an4^/^$.fir  tbofe 
which  exceed  that  rate 4                      * 
Droift  de  Champart.  Ld^i^^  Champart.        ^ 
Droift  deChancellagc.  Gauntt  liage  \  or  ^a  ccrtamo 
fie  due  vnto  fome  Lords  fir  the  Gauntries  whereon 
wine^thats  any  way  to  befold^othjiand, 
Proift  dc  tharrua|c.  (ts  Droift  dc  fuiue  dc 

*BSMél  dc  ChaftcUenie.  TÊ Royalties  belovimg  ta  a 
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toUythati  tal^n  êtScm. 
Droi(5l  de  Chcminagc.  Tif /iiwf . 
Droiéldc  Chcvagc.  Anytauly  duetieyfne^Qr f^e^ 
ûfiiÀ.VaûCiSypaiedytothi  IÇings  vfijwiibin  Vcr- 
mandois  (and jime  other  pùtfis)  by  eutfie  baflénrd^ 
JirMger^fa/riincr^ândafframbijfedpcrfon^  tbaîèSj  of 
hath  beene /named. 

Droiéldc  Chcvaicric.  rhe  PriuiUdie  ofK^ght- 
hood,  or  t$  bee  made  a  Knight  \  Lool^e  Chcvaic- 
ric. 

DroiiSl  dcChcvauchcc.  CmpoptionmêneyyduiCvp- 
onagreemenijbyfome  torpHefhips\  thereby  exempted j 
in  the  Kjngs  iourneyes^  andprogrejfes^  fi'gm  frêming 
êfbotft5,and  carts  ftrhu  traîne. 
Droiél  de  chevelure.  The  wearing  of  a  hcl^eyWhich 
in  old  time  y  pone  buta  Pïinci  of  the  blond  might 
wcare.  » 

Droidl  des  diicns.  That  part  of  the  game  tpbich  bê- 
lons in  the  lyoundsfir  theif  reward.  ^  % 
Droict  dc  Cire.  Is  i8.d.Tour.in  etterie  pound  aboue 
twenfie  gmen^or  agreed  yfh^^wood-faleydtie  vnto  the 
tO^^/t  regard  of  the  lights  ywkicb  ate  (imagined^  be) 
(pentyrvbile  the  bàrgaine  IS  in  mailing.  . 
D  roiél  dc  Co\\cï22,Q.Collerage\  a  fie  due  for  the  col- 

^  1er  s  worne  by  the  bor/es^or  men^whicb  draw  wine  vp 
anddowne. 

Droidl dc  commande.  Ij  i.d.Vzt}R^tal(envearefy^ 
byfome  Lords^ofeuerie  one  of  their  widowes(that  hold 
by  l^iUcnage}in  aclfnowledgement^ndpeferHation  of 
the  right  oftht^r  author itie  ouer  them. 

'^13roi(ft  dc  commis.  The  right ^  or  power  fome  Land- 
lords  haueyto  confifcateyfeife, or  enter  on  the  inheritan- 
ces offuch  their  tenants ^r  vaffalisyOs  dsfaduow  tbem^ 
fiuc  them  the  fye^or  commit  filonie. 
Droicfidccommifc.  rtr/Zrwir.       ^ 

T)roi6lde  œnûimaiion.  The  fine  due  by  att  Officers 
of  the  l(ingdome  of  trance  vnto  the  V^ngy  at  bis  firfi 
comming  to  the  Crowne ,  fir  eflablijhing  them  bj  bis 
letters  PatentSyin  their  places. 
Droiél  dc  concenter.  5ff  Contcntor. 
Droiél  de  Cornagc.  Homage  ^y  or  a  quantifie  of 
corntjtalienyearely  by  the  Lord  ChajleUm  ofBcm(M 
member  of  Bourges)  fir  euerie  Oxey  or  botned  beaft 
that  worl^es  at  the  plough  in  tbewinter-corne  prounds 
whiilfèe  within  bis  wrifdi^ion. 
Droii^  dc  Goulctagc.  Sf  f  Coulctagc* 
Droiâ'deCouftomc.  U(in  Nûrmandie)the  eufiomoy 
ortottyduevpon  the /ale  of  wares  in  Marlaets-y  In 
Grand  Perche;  itUd  penie  Tour,  payable  vnto  Urds 
thathaue  bafi  lurifdiàianyfir  euerie  beaft  éat  gistes 
nomilki^d  was  bred^  bought ^enddeiiuered  rnthrn 
their  territories  s  Tifu  vnder  apenaltie  of%&  6.d.  fir 
entif'ie  one  tbats  not fà  paid  fir.         ^ 
Drôé^dc  greffe  couOomc.  A  tott^  9fimpofirféfi.s. 
10.4.  Tour,  vpon  euerie  eigbteene  hb^iis  of  Salt  pa f 
Jmgétbmg  hy  Charuc^  due  vnte,  andeqstaBy  dimded 
ketweeue^  K^ng^  the  Eifhop  of  that  cuie. 
Droiâde  pcdte  couftomc»  Set  La  peace  coiif 
tome»  «r,  Couftomc  ^^      .  :;^    .  ^ 
DroiâikddhcrancQ.  M/itkâUpipgwertâfe^^^ 
andcmtMertvmêhme/wmvfe^MttÂirîtmuf  wboà 
omteréTiesmtelbte^tttdwitboutbeireibehngisu 
KingyLordtngfpIttficer^LâMdJêrd.  -^^       -^  f 

DrolStdc  âircac,  cm  fondalice.  Tke  SemtÊtrkB 
ri^ksyorduetiesâtmnedvittêtbefiile^  et  Mm^g 
UtbeUrd  thereof.  Vlj', 
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all  Franeoydue  vnto  the  hjng  j  alfoyth' jidmtraUi  tenth 
party/or  Jbarc  in  aUfhipwrac\s'yprt%es^  conqutjis^  0( 
made  at  fia.  ' 

Droi<ft  decicrs  dcniçr.  Tfcr/fc/rrf/>r»»i>,  ^partcf 
the  price  giuen  for  an  tnbentarrce  Roturier,  or  hour. 
dclicïydueyinfomepUceSyVnto  the  Land- lord. 
Droi6^  dêdixiefmc.  Loo lie l)iyic(n\c. 
Droii^  domamer.  The  TriuiUdge  a  Lord  Infiicfr 
hatbyto  right  bimlel fi  bj  execution  y  without  anyfU, 
merproceedingy  in  cafes  that  concerne  his  auncicm  dt. 
mainOy  or  the  cuftomarie  duties  thereto  belonging. 
Droift  de  doublage.  Z^e^ifcf  Doublage. 
Droié^  de  douxielme.  Anyearely  rent  of  ii.  d.  ^;,^ 
by  euerie  ûpanchifed inhabitant  ùJ  Hcnzuk  in ioîl(  \ 
Ear  le  thercof^n  acl^nowUdgcment  of  bis  firmer  tir  cl-  \ 
domeyànd  in  tbanl(efilneffe  fir  bu  ntw-got  fitcdcnt.  \ 
Droiél  de  folle  enchère.  The  ugbtofconfifcntim 
money  paied  befirebantlfir  an  Office  y  which  after  the 
bargaine  made  the  cifapman  would  refifi  ^  as  ho 
deere. 

Droi6l  d'  Entrage.  Entrage\  a  fie  due  fir  then- 
trance  of  marchandife  into  ti)e  HauenSy  andvpaUtd 
tewnesofthe  l^ingdome  \alfo yan  income  payable  to  a 
Lefforatth'entrie  o/theLeJJee. 
Proiâ  d*  Entree.  Lool^e  Entree  ;  AlfOyhalfiacrom 
due  to  euerie  TreafureTyand  Generall  of  the  Ï  inane  a 
(be fuies  their  or  dinar  ie  wages)  fir  refidencOy  eueijda) 
they  meet,  and  fit  in  their  C^rtSyatout  the  IÇjn^s  bh[i- 
Mfe. 

Droiél  à'cÇc2LS.Tbetentbpennîeofée  value  ofmokt- 
ables  wbUb  are  left  by  a  freeman  vnto  a  firreincr 
îrîrfei»  Seclin,  «rf  Baflec  fous  Liflcj^w  vntott( 
commçnTreafurieofthofe  towhes.  /I 

Proiôd'eichats^Sc Tavernes.^  certaine Impejlth 
tm  vpon  wines  that  are  fold  by  r  et  aile  ^  &  in  Tûunmi\ 
(fiom  which  all  Priefis  beneficed  within  Boardcaux 
art  exempted  y  fir  as  much  as  gnw  in  their  omt 
proundsyglebey  or  Prebendaries.)  . 

Thoï^àEiàïtzncc.Efibeatage. 
Droiâ  d*  Efdicvinage.  Power  to  mcêrjforatt  tt 
têwne. 

ï^oi&.  d'Effongne.Àduetieyt^  fine j)aiabUfintr't^^ 
tâine)by  the  beire^fkccejor  of  a  dec  eafed  tenant  vn- 
to  the  Lordyvnder  whofe  Cénfîue  he  beld/ind  eniojtd 
Und  at  the  time  of  bis  death  :  And  tbu  is^  pcnnie  Pa- 
rifisy$r  twêyOrtwelue;  or  more  or  leffie^ccordmg  to  the 
amtuaU  value  of  the  land ,  smd  ttccord^  H  ^  ^^ 
fiameyfeuerallyinfeuer  all  places.  ;  i^^J 
jDroiék  d'Eftablagc^  That  which  in  our  iaiou  cal- 
iedStallagi  j  ^ a  fie  talfon  by  Urds  j  efMarchsrUs, 
firfermittingtbemtoopen/î^fer  '  *  -^^-h. 

Fatresjtnd  Marlatts  ;  alfoy  StabL 

Sied  fir  thefiand'mg  of  a  borfe  h 
>roi6^  d^ftallagc.  Stallage.  * 
Dtoiâ  d'Efbllomiage.  TbeRogtaUte 
eféjgiqymg^éjp^gofpub^^^ 

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Droié^  de  faultragc  j  ou  fautragc.  A  cert^uuevr^' 
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to  the  Cutters  of  the  mint,  # 

Droidldcfcftagc.  AnyereliedHtie.payâble  vnto  cer- 
teU  lords  for  euery  ridge /oofe, or  houfetop  within  their 
dommionjf^lCoy  the  fcajls  that  are  due  byfome  Prebts 
vnto  their  Chapters.  •  :      . 

Droicftdefcftin.  The  fame  (in  the  Uter  part.) 
Droi6tdcfcurmariagc  \asy  broiftdcformaridge, 
Droiitde  foiix,  &  marchez  :  The  roynltieyOr  priuh 
ledge^ofhouldingafaire^  or  l^ccping  markets  ^within  a 
mtns  owne  ter  r  it  one  (originally  of  thel^jags  grant.) 
Droiétsdw  fandalité.  The  rightSyOr  royalties  which 
are  annexed  vnto  thefoile,&  belongeuer  vtno  the  lord 
thereof. 

DroiCi  dc  forage.  .^  cert  ein  fee  ^or  part^  out  pfw'ines 
that  are  fouldybetonging  to  the  lords  of  the  lurifdiflion^ 
or'pbce  wherein  they  arefould-.b}  thecuftome  ofhwi- 
ens  W^î'/Beauqucfne,  itps  two  pots  on  euery  fingle 
vèf]  elisor  bot  tome  thats  relay  led  ;  and  belongs  to  the 
lord  high^meane,  or  low  lufticer.by  the  cuftomes  ofjt- 
roanhc,  it  is  ^Ifo  two  polls  vpon  euery  vejj el  thats  fould 
iiigr^i'Te^aifd  belongs  to  the  Bijhop:  InBc^uwoisytbere 
in  XX.  d.  fur  euery  vejfellfouldmgroffey  andxvj.d.fvr 
euery  one  retailed  in  the  town^  paied  vnto  the  Bifhop  of 
that  Se  V.  And  by  the  cuflomes  of  Vonûiicu  a  Lord  of  a 
fille  y  that  hath  but  low  lurifdiftiony  may  tal(e  two  pots 
of  euery  barred  veffell  thaïs  brocbedvpmhis  fiyUyOr 
within  the  limits  ofhU  authoritié  j  In  other  places^  o^ 
tber^PiCe.  '      /  ^  .  ^ 

Droiè^  de  forh^n.Th^oyaltieyOrpoweryofbaniJhihg 
an  of endor  out  of  jpiis  territories. 
Droi(5l  dc  formariage.  The  halfèj  or  third^or  (as  the 
cujlome  isjothèrpart  of  a  villens  fiibjlanceydue  vntêhis 
landlordyOr  the  lord  of  the  lurifdidlion  wherin  be  Hues, 
if  he  marrie  a  woman  thats  freeyor  afirreiner^  &  this^ 
although  he  haue  leaue  to  do  it ,  for  otherwife  he  loofès 
fixtie  jhillingsmore  :  In  old  time  baftards  ^andjbtan- 
gefSywho  mar'itd  out  of  their  owne  condition^were  fub^ 
leclvnto  this  penalty  ;  ftforw  thofe  inmofi  pUces^and 
thefcinromeyarepriuiledged. 
Droicl  de  (oyx^^t^Chmney-pence  )  oryonjearelie  tax 
leuied  in  old  time  by  fomefupreame  Lords  vpon  eucfy 
chimney yor  fir eylfept  within  their  t(rritofiesJn  Charles 
thefifts  time  it  was  four e  pound  Tour,  andfome  tool(e 
fi^re  bufhelsofOats  ;  others  bread  ;  and  others  other 
l^ing5:theBlacl\e  Prince  would  haue  exalted  a  franc 
of  euery  fire  l^ept  m  Aquitaine  ;  wbkb  bred  him  great 
^^hiefe(fayes  a  Fi^ncbman:)  Since  thofe  times  the 
Taillçs  hauefucceededtbu  taxation  inmoft  places. 
Drol<â(lcfranc^-fie6»L«^tf,Franc$-fieft.  - 
^roi6t  dc  fburnagc.  Tbepe  thats  due  fir  balpng  in 
^  common  Ouen  I  alfo^  the  fine  paied  by  vaffalsgrte- 
^^,  bound  to  ye/irt  vnto  their  lords.fhd  Ueen 

^roii^dc  fire(^ge.  One  hog ,  ormoreydue  vnto  thé 
^f^roftbe  waters  ond  fhrefts  of  hvbimy  (and 
Jfwfcfrp;  by  the^er  of  the  majlage,  andbrawfage 

Pr(^a  dc  Gabdle  de  fdj  Wimpofi^r  gabeS  tffalti 
proiadcGabeUedeviiis.  WmtifiofwimM 

Uroj^  dc  gambagcFtfirre  bmles  tfheere  vfùH 

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tes &  gams. 

I       Droia  dc  garde.  Soueraigne  patron.^^Cy  or  proteflh 
dr.. 

Droi6l  de  garde  noble.  Thewardjljip  ofgcntlemem 
lands  held  in  Capitey  or  by  tinizhts  fa  uicc^uuc  by  the 
'  cuflomes  oflioimandieyvnto  the  ItntgyOr  lords^afrrbom 
theyareheld.  \^      ^ 

Droiél  de  gifle.  P^w^r  to  lie  at  the  hoitfe  ofaten-rj^ 
va  [fall  y  or  fubieH  in  paJJ^pg  a(ong  by  it  j  due  to  \U 
■-:  l(ing  onely^not  to  the^eene  y  (tUu2,hfume  clulies^afid 
e^rles^haue  hadit  attboabbaycSy&  r?j(jn:ij{eriiiivith:' 
.  in  their  territories',)  now  the  great  Bijpops  y.aïid  Ab-^ 
butSyby  anyearelie  allowance  in  money yhaue got  them- 
fèluesdisperrfi d withall.  '  # 

Droièt  de  garcnc.  Free  waxren  ;  or^a  liberty  to  hnnt 
allouer  the  grounds  of  his  fubie^SyOrvafJals. 
Droidl  de  Grarie.  Thekjngs  fee  out  of  eucr'îefule 
ofwoodjnàdeinhis-fubfeûs  forrejls  j  due  vnto 
bimfvr  the  lufiice  done  y  and  good  order  k/pt^  p/^firn 
themyby  his  officers  j  thereby  alfo^  he  challenges  à  p..  /, 
nw  property  in  part yof  the  demain t^and  reuemes  tha  e-^ 
-of.  .   .  ^  •   ^ 

Droicfl  de  greffe  :  Sixtif  three  fhiUings  nine  pence 
Tout.due  to  (he  l^ing  vpon  a  fale  of  woody  in  i^orman^ 
dieyand  elfewhere.         f. .. 

Droiét  de  grucrie:  The  browfageyOrpawnage  of/omè 
/iwods'y  belongs  to  the  lords  thU  haue  highluriiài^jon 
ouer  their  owners  ;  or/t4  Droift  de  grurie-  ^ 

jyroïîXdc^rmïc.C^nfijlsin  the  fines  and  amer  ci  a^ 
ments  teui^dy&in  the  con  fife  ation  oftrefpaffmg  beafisy 
mthinfvreffs  y  and  belongs  vnto  the  jÇng.  Sec  Gru- 
rie, •  •  .-.^    ■ 
Droîétde  guerre:  Feud -y  at  the  liber  tie  which  one 
fubie^bad^noldtime  ytomai^e  war  re  vpon  another 
whom  he  had  firfi  defied.          .  / 
Droidlde  guet.  C^fite-gardyOr  Caflle-ward^y  where- 
^  unto  the  vaffals  ofaiuers  lordSy  that  haue  CafUey^are 
boundfmtime^r  expe6lationyOfwar)by  then  temaes-y 
yet  ar/  they  not  bound  to  doe  this  fir  Mice  at  any  other 
.  place  then  the  Cafîlerphereoftbey  bould^not  to  doe  ti 
there  atyifit  be  very  ruinousyvntillitbe  repaired  lalfOy 
the  watch  which  a  vaffally  inhabiting  a  front  ire  y  orfea 
coaflyié  tied  to  l(eepe  ordinarily  y  once  a  monetb-y  in  Iteuy 
or  default ywhei'eof be  fates  his  lord  y  »  s.Tour.  a  time  j 
or  anyearelie  quantitle  of  come ,  or  number  of  bens  y 
j&Cy^  the  cuftome  oftbeplace^is^r  as  tbey  can  agree. 
^  Droidl  d' hallage.  Hallage  ^  the  toll  cktt^a  lord  by 
"  tbofCyt hat  fell  wares  in  the  common  balls  oftonfnesy 
whexein  the  f(ing  bath  Ixen/èdbim  to  {eep  faires ,  or 
martjetT.     ^       *    ;                             ^ 
Diroiéi  d'  harcnf  ./<  drtAn^numjfèr  ofherjmgSyhere-^ 
fofh'e^ureuijry  lent  vnto  tb' officer  s  oftbeCbLmber  of 
acc^mptS'yWhoat  this  day  haue  y  te  lieu  tbereofy  anyere- 
lie  allowance  in  money. 

DrokS: d'Haubert.  A  certeine  primledge  whereof 
there  are  many  pa:rtSythe  mofl  efbtgb  lurifdi£liany  en* 
toyed  by  diuers  lords  ofNorméOidie. 
Dtoidcf  Haultban.  Anyearebetaxùfs).%.V2x\Cii, 
leuied/trr  the  l(mg  of  euery  baker ^  andfome  other  Arih 
ficers^witbsn  Parte.  r- 

DtoiSt  d'  HahagcHerba^e^  the  liberty  fome  haue 
têffâ^theirjattell  m  ether  mens  woods.     -,  -^ 
DroiS a* Herbage  men.  A  penny,  or balfe-pemty 
(M  the  cufiome  U)  payedby  afoore  Cottager,  or  cojae* 
bouUer'tmtotbeLordtbatbatbbtgb^^^ 

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•Droiéi  d'herbage  vif- J/fc^  hauemcretken  UnnCyOr 
twcntiCy  then  be  giues  tuerie  tenth  floeepc  \wbicb  û 
ihofin  b)  tULord^  or  bis  Officers.  Tbefe  Jueties  are 
teiiied  at  Md/ummer^  arid  grow  due  from  Cbrijimss 
Eue.  >  V  ♦ 

Droicl  d' hommes.  The  Kjngs  Trerogatiue ,  and 
fonder  of  bis  officer  Sy  to  mederateyOr  dimwijh  tb'excef 
fiue  taxes  laied,  bymcfac  Lords  y  m  tbe  mrijdiiiïon  of 
Tours,  vp04  their  viUeincsy  v^bom  otberwife  tbey 
might  tax  at  pie  a  fur  e. 

,  Droié\  d'hoftclage.  The  rati  Marçhâat^ftrangers 
être ât^ifome parts  of  Trartcey  for  thcir  warehoufes^ 

if  nd  which,  if  they  bold  tbcmybut  a  night  y  they  pay  yif  ^ 
wholeyeareUbcydoe  but  pay-ydlfi^  Pains  d*hoile- 

lage  *jin  HouclagCi 

,    Droiél  de  tallage.  OnejwOy  or  three  pintes  (as  the 
cujlomc ù)ûfwineytal(cn byâ Lord vpgh  cuerie Poin- 
fon  retailed  within  his  iûrifdiilioM.  . .  .  -  ^ 
l)roiè\  d' Indçoinité.  Lool((i  Indemnité. 
,  Dmâid'lnquznt.Fudeintbebundretbjy  due  to  the 

"  K^aginfome pjrts of  VïovcncCf      -  I        / 

.    Droiél  d' Inteftat.  Apnuiledgerçhicbthe  next  of 
b!oudhJth(i/jfomeplaces)lo  enter  onthepoffieffions  left 
byhïsinufidteiiinfman.  ; 

Droidt  d'invcrtifon.  Tl>e  rlfj)t  oflnue^uu  of  Vrt- 
lat^s.&Cyduevnto  tbe  Prince.  ; 

proi(^  d' IfluG..  The  cujlome,  due  for  the  trdn^orta- 

^'  tiohyOr  expbhatio  of  marchand) je  yS'CyOkt  of  the  land  ;   | 
alfoythe  rigblSyfne^or  feruices  due  vnto  a  mefhé  Lord 
vpon  hps  tenants  alïtriktiony  or  leaking  of  his  tenement 
zfHtoanother.  '•  -      . 

Droié^  de  luréc.  A  duetiey  or  fine  leuied  yearely  by 
th'oldEayles  (^/Champagne,  vpon  ail  their  fubieilsy 
and  vâffalls  j  viz.^.d.  m  the  pound  for  mofdables^  and 
.  z.  d.  fir  euerie  pounds  worth  of  mmêueables/y  yet 
might  the  richejl  be  quit  fir  4.  s.  ucxhyearefy -y  others 
not  vnder  iz.d»  At  this  day  the  J^ngy  and  other  Lords 
'  uflurifdi&i4^n  taJ{e  this  duetieyinfmefkces^  of  their 
BurgefjiSyOrpeemen.  '  •  '  v  i  : 
Droi^ldc  Levage*  An  Impofttionif  three  bufljeUsy 
and  three  quartersyor  if  .s.Tour.  vpon  euerie  boatjuU 
offaUtran^ofted:  Infime  parts  of  France  (as  within 
Anjou^^n^lcMainej  /À  alfoy  a  pentiie  fir  a  beefL 
pipe  ofwine^  had  e^eorne^&Cyanda  halfi-pennie  fu% 

t  fheepejbog  &Cydue  vnto  a  Lord  of  Jurifdiâionjf  they 
haue  bene  within  bUliba tie  eight  d^yes  together  be-- 
firetbarfatefittranfiortation^        ^  .^ 

Droicc  de  Liage.  Hoopage^  or  à  fie  due  vntofm( 
LBrds  vpon  euerie  hooped  vejjell  of  wine  which  their 
vajjalisbaue^rfell.      -  .  ** 

Drûiât  de  ligne  cfteinte.  EfcheaUge  j  the  right 
wbichi%ord  ha  tb  in  the  land  of  his  tenant ydying  witb^ 
eut  beires  of  his  bodie^m  bloudf 
Droié^  de  litïgcTbé  right  of  prefentation  to  a  Bene^  - 
ficeJ^yaLêrdyWhîlebUvaffaUiareatfuitfiritiwas 
tbt  T>Hk€s  of  Normandie  jtow  tis  the  Kjngs  ^fimehold 

iUuberatherareceiuingoftbefrmts^^fr^Utber- 
^afyWhilitbi  fitit  [afis.  ^  \  •  *-  ^  v  \Us,^^p 

Dioi^^  loges»  i<  certaine  annuatt  fie'durvnio 

fim  Urds  fir  the  lùdgmgs  their  vajjalls  haut  wHttn 

tbeireafUSyktimeoflfam. 

J^oiâàzloff^jinjùre^ 

miedvntùtbei{fHg;tv/fvpnieM€tie  PrûMoJtJhipwitb- 

m  the  Cmntie  ofVosàoa  ;  mkt  and  hefides  the  rent 

atwhkb^êrpicefitvéidfjitkjh^ 

fir  the  Officers  êfthe  Cbamtr^fAccmftf.  l^^^^ 

Uroiâ  de  îogues.  A  certain  fie  due^mb^vnaér  iutr 

Mr  aftkt  Abbey  êf  Deotti»  Bcm^  ^^fM  ^^^^^ 


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Droiét  de  lois.  Certaine  dketicspaiedby  a  jurera^ 
fer  vnto  the  Lord  Ccnfucl,  who  in  rtteiuirg  lUm 
giucs  hm  pojj'effionvf  the  land  he  halh-bcuiln  ^  {TLty 
%e  commonly  a*  much  as  the  Vcntcsy  and  gce  to^i^ 
ther.)  .  '  • 

Droiél  de  n\^'ûlc  à^'or.  A  ioldcnhalfi-penie  due^xn. 
to  the  Dul^e  of  Ncvtrs, Aj^  ilji  Vrwi  i}  6  .Prive  yj^  // 1 
Faire  he  l(eepes  m  that  place, 
Droiélde  Mainbournîe.  Soucraiine  pattcnaie^cY 

ÎroteClion.  •  "^ 

)roiéldeMaire,&Ccn  rrunauié.  Ile prhiiUàic 
of  hauingybeingyOr  be  longn/gtOyû  (^'ùrj  oration. 

I)roi6tdeMance  dcitl.^  urtmn cnûntjti'c ef  fait 
Vpon  cueriehorfe-lccid  thtncfcnt'tirg  into  Pci!ipci, 
and  of  cuerie  one  that  Je  Us  aiywnhh  Ecuigcij/^^/^f» 
by  tb' Abbot  y  and  Couent  çf  S.  Siilpicci  Lovl^e  Aîa- 

;    nce.  .  ^  ^ 

Droiét  de  Manteauxé  Is  ic.s.  fterl.  ayeare  -y'arJ  le- 

§  longs  bfith  to  euerie  Secretatie  of  the  houjeyandOt^n 
of  France ,  that  taliaswages  y  apdvnto  thofi  (xu^ 
JeUorsofParliamentyWhtchaïC  ofyCrfirytke  C'Uul\ 
Droié^  de  Marc.  3  he  Prouoft  of  the  Mints  fit  tjcn 
euerie  Mail^eyOr  halfi  pound  efgoldyfilucTy  or  Bilicn 

;    that  s  coined  ;  Ldol(e  Marc.  i 

.  Droi6^  de  Marcha ge.  TheCemmon  ofpafiure  rthich 

'  '  the  inhabit  ants  of  one  lurifdiSlionyVayifhy.Vitage^  et 
cMannory  haue  oner  all  the  grounds  belonging  to  m- 
ther.  -  #    " 

Droiét  de  Marche,  theroyaltie  of  hauingyOfl^eçfri 
a  Maillet  within  his  territorie  ;  belongs  to  à  lud- 
Chattelafn  'yûndfometin^es  is  confier ediy  the  t{mcn 
meaner  Lords  of  lurifdiOionM 
Droièl:  de  Marciage.  ISy  eiieric  thircLyeareyâli  ik 
profit  of  naturàUfiuitSy  as  hlpy.&c.^ana  the  half  cfi  B 
other s^as  wine^corncy  &Cyduey  within  Ecurbcfirois, 
vnto  a  Landlordyin  lieu  ofhU.  whole  rent  \  tu,  aljo  (iut^ 
"as  a  fine^vpoTf  euerie  change  of  Lord  and  tenant, 
Droi6t  de  Marque.  Power  to  arrejt  the  bod  te  ^  nrJ 
feife  the  goods yOf  another  \  grauntedbyihe  Kj^^^^^^y 
in  old  timcygiuen  by  the  Pajrliamentyagûinfi  apw^^y 
orfiireiner.  t  ^, 

Droi(ft  dc  McCmugcTPappointingyOrpoportio^'H 

,  :€fmeafuresin  a  territoricy  belongs  to  the  Le^d then fy 

alfiytoU^come^andtoU^falt  j  a  dififiU  vj^ai  euoj^^^ 

ûti  of  either. 

DroiéldeMinacc.Tfc^  toll  due  vntêfomlor^^^t 
§n  euerie.  Mkncofcjornetbats  tfsejs^ed^with^thivt 

Wifdimons.  *.. ' , 

tjtOià.àtUo^oi^.  A  certaine  quantiiiepf^ 

jearefy^vntotheKjngyOtitofthe  tcwue^apdiurifàiH^' 
MO^Bourges.       -  . 

Droiél  de  Monneagç  AnJid^  or  Subfidie  rf  i^^^^ 
f  éù4^4cbthWd  y  ercyby  euerie  houfi)oldirwit^^^^^^ 
mandieyvntothet)tdieyOf(as^fwjibit^ngi^^^^^^^ 
miythatthememeyyêftbecêtmtriybenotaltirf^^r^ 

Wmy^eaU  ChmcbrOficers  i  beneficedwtni  j?w/^ 
men  j  w'tdawes  tbatbaue  not  abejue  a.$*;<^>^7/'^i"' 
newe^  at  4.s.*m  good%{befides  their  aPP^il^^  ^^^^^ 
baU'fti^eJ  and  diuersetbersyl^y  then  (htitets^^^i^ 

Drorâ  de  ilontenage.  7oU  pAid  iM»  ^^^^ 
JLofds  by  thofi  thai  buyyàndfeU  beaflt,  »  ^f^  "^^ 
chandifèwithïnibeir  territories.  V^.^  4.,v- 

proiô  II  Monucuvagc.  tie  fam^  (fif^  ^J^^ 

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tien.  I    .. 

Droid  dc  Mortaacc.  A  mertiurii  ;  due  to  a  ?  or  fin 

at  the  death  of  one  of  his  paYiflmtm\Lool(e^  Droift 

cteNcufinc. 

Droîét  de  JMouIagc.  Multure  j  the  fie^  or  toUyfir 

grinding  y  due  vnto  the  Miller  ^  orLor^  oftheMiUy 

is  {by  theeuftomes  of  Britaine)  the  fixteenth part  of 

the  Come  that  U  to  be  ground. 

DroîétdcMoulturc  j  ou  de  Moulure  y  the  fame. 

Drpié^  àt  Mouconnage  :  as^  DroiÔ  de  Monte- 

DroiCi  de  Ncuficfme.  Anmtb  part  of  th' year e lie 
profits  offome  benefices  in  Britaine^  demanded  by  the 
Pope. 

Droiél  de  Ncufine.  À  ninth  of  a  third  part  of  a  de- 
seafed  per  fins  moueables  ^  due  totheParfinfirbis 
Mortuarie.  '     . 

Droié^  dc  Nommer  aux  Eucfche2,&  Abbayes  du 
Koyz\x\mc:Befongstothet(ing/  j 

Dioitt  dc  nopfages  *  The  Jèe  due  to  a  Par  fin  for  a 
mariage. 

Pioict  d*  obliages.  The  fine  due  vnto  a  Lord  by  his 
tenant  who  hath  omitted^or  firgotten  to  pay  bis  rent^or 
yèarelie'dutiesatbisday. . 

Droié^  d*  oholc.  A  halfipenme  in  the  pound  due  to  the 
IÇjng  vpon  all  Obligations  of  money  lent^nd  contrails 
ûffale.exceedingxyAi.Touvh. 
Droiél  d'  oftizes^  certein  number  of  bennes  due  e^ 
uerieyeare  vnto  Lords  fiom  their  tenants^  in  lieu  of 
their  Chimney-penco^or  as  a  rent  fin'  their  houfes. 
Droiâ  de  oublie./^  Douzain,(^r  Sol  in  the  mouth  of 
aCafon^payedyinfomepUces/osarent. 
Droi6t  de  padventage.  The  right  o f  common  of pOr^ 
ftjireinoneyormoreparijhes. 
DïOiÔi  du  paillc.Tw  priuiledge  ofthePaU^  ofv^ea- 
ringaPall^dueonelytofomeBiJhops. 
Droiâ  de  pain  de  panière.*^  great  tohite-loafi  due 
yerelie  by  the  tenants  of  Saint  Gondonfur  Loire  (be- 
fidestbeirCcns)  vnto  their  Lofd.  -/^      m 

Droiddeparédl  AcorreSpondencie  held  betweene 
fime  neighbouring  Lordsyfor  the  purfmng  of  one  amh 
tbersvilleins  into  their  finer  all  territories  '^thereby  to 
t^k^  fiomthem  theiretoncejthefwouli  otberv^ife  bauey 
ef  being  affranchifid  \by  being  got  out  of  their  lords  do^ 
niinio'/is.  •    '^^■■*...    ''     ''•  ..         ■*  .'.'■:-^''^h^..' 

Droift  àcpmtzcjl  perpetuâ!d{ficiationyOr  correfi 
pndentie  of luri/aiâiony  agreed  vpon  betweeneafpi- 
ritual^d  a  temporall  Lord  ;  olfo ,  the  right  of  com^ 
^  ^Pafiure  in  me  Mothers  grounds^  ^  ^'  * 
Y^oiâdcpamagc.  PanmagOioryfrnoregenerallyy) 
the  profit  n$dey  or  monv  receiued  by  the  lordofafir^ 
^f  fir  tbragijbnent  y  lay'mgyor  feeding  of  fimne  with 


^^^^Kr^ernéf  the feifftemrie  thereof  y  orwhenthe 
^^  ythat  beondhisbehres 

^'^^l^trtonominateyandprefM  vnto  the  Bi- 
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themi  therein  lilie  our  ftallage. 
Droftft  de  poil2ze.Pûifage  j  or.afi^e  due  infome  pla- 
^esyvnto  the  \mg,jm*  themtghmg  ofwarcs  m  ihe  Mar^ 
^k^t'haUyOrforvnehoufe.  • 

Drpié^  de  police.  Lool^ey  Police.  ^ 

Drôié^depontenagc.  Pontage  '^  pajpage-toll  at  a 
bridge  y^r  y  toll  due  fir  Marcbandt^S  pajjcdoucr  a 
bridge. 

Droiéï'dc  porte./f  certein  dutie  paicd  by  the  Scho- 
lers  of  Paris  ydt  their  admiffmi  into  coUedgf^s. 
'  Droiâ:  de  ^xt^^é.  A  priuiledge  çrûoyedbyjome  lords  y 
to  put  y  at  certein  timesy  and  ivitbfifficierjt  gard,  their 
horfis ^and  Ifine  into  their  vaffals  meadifnfeSyfir  which 
they  arcyat  all  times  bound  to  find  one  thatjhall  l^eepe, 
and  bol{e  vnto  them. 

Droi6l  dc  prclation.  The  priuiledge  of  being  pre  fir  ^ 
redbcfireothersinapurchafe.  ^       ' 

Droié^  dc  prcmicc .  A  [heafi  ofcoi4teJr  ij.  sTour. 
and  a  lamb  y  if  there  be  ten  or  more  j  if  firmer  a  pennie 
for  euery  lamb  yduc  vnto  Par  fins. 
Droid^ dcpxcn\iccs.The fi'rft fruits  ofEcclcfiafiicall 
liuings. 

Droiét  de  prefcnce.  Hnlfi  a  Crovone  due  vnto  euerie 
Treafurery&generalloftheTïn2nccs(befides  their  or- 
d'marie  wagesjfir  refidenceyofyoueryday  they  meet  and 
fit  about  the  Ifings  bufinejje. 
Droi6t  de  Preuoftc-.Tfee  priuiledge  ofhauing  a  Pro- 
uoft  vndefhim  to  lieepe  his  Courts  y  and  leuie  hu  toUeSy 
rights  y  fines ,  &ç  ;  (belongs  vnto  a  Lord  Baron ,  or 
Chattelain  that  hauc  lurifdiSlion*y  )  alfiy  a  pajjage 
toli.  ^ 

Drôié^de  quart  denier  du  prix^ou  del'cftimation. 
The  fiufth  penme ,  or  pariyofthe  rvorth  of  an  Inheri- 
tance Coctier3  due  vnto  Landlords  vpon  any  alienati- 
on thereof 

Droidl  de  quatdcmcShe  fourth  pot  oforpennie  ia^ 
ken  for  y  winoyCydery  and  other  or  dinarie  drmkf  retail 
led'ydue  in  fame  places  vnto  thel{ing\  &  fir fi  gr  aunt  eày 
for  wittOy  vnto  Charles  the  fift  at  a  pàrliameïa  helde 
inParis.  *        '     * 

Droii^  dc  quenaife .  The  right  of  EfcheatagOy 
0ohereby  an  înhéritÊtce  Kotuviev  faites  into  the  Lords 
bandsy  if  bis  tenant  leaue  no  lawfuUiffue  of  his  bodie 
behind  him  :  ^l^xcxxQii. 

Droiéi  de  quint.  The  fift  part  of  the  price  of  land 
fiuldibe  longs  to  the  Lord  of  the  fide  vpon  the  file  tber^ 
of  y  ond  is  paied  fimetimes  by  the  feller  y  infime  (Uees 
by  the  buyer  y  and  infime  equsUy  by  both.     '''■':£->  ^ 
DroiéldeRegaIc:5^fiRcgalc   \  «^i-   ♦ 

Droiéè  de  Reeiftration.  eft  deu  pour  infinuer  en 
luftice  vn  tran^rt  d'héritage,  de  cens,  ou  rente: 
ou  pour  l'approbadon  d'une  faJimc.  f  Raguçau. 
Droiél  de  RegHlre.  A  fiure-fenme  dutie  paied  by  a 
tenant  Cotxxcr  ^^to  his  Landlord ywben  be  puts  him  in 
poOilfion  of  his  tenement.  T^ 

Drpii^  dcRegiftrCjOU  Contcntor.i<  cert eht  fie  due 
vnto  tyàsêdionciirs  ofCbaceries'J[snM]s^fierlsng  v^ 
eueryCbarter^      ,      r^^^^^^^^       ^  J 

Droiâ  de  KctefoiÇon^Ayeâres  rent  infime  cafisyin 
others  vj.  JLfir  eoebpfnnie  ofyearelie  Cens,  payed  by 
tenants  Ccnficrs  vnto  thér  Lord  vphen  ibeyfirft  enter 
into  their  tenements:  Lookty  Kdcvoifosi.     ^^^^i 
Dtoi^dtKdicf.TleiiefiiafineduetotbelJn'd^^^ 

Manner yVpon  the  change  if  a  terbmt  ranch  boulds  of 
biminfieibytbeiuftomesofAtDicxisitis  60.  s.P^tk 

fis  Ar  OMorie  Noblo  fie  held  bf  a  fidl  homage fndx^h. 
Paris,  fir  euerie  mubeld  in  Peeredome  ;  by  the  c#. 
fiomoofPeiotMeytbeyeresreuinueltfiertbe  cMge^ 

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ûT  the  third  part  of  the  T(iuenue  nf  the  thru  y  antes 
next  befire  it^  at  the  Urds  choice  :  By  the  cuflmes  of 
Valan^ai^S.  Aignanyuf^  Scllcs,xi).iCy^  euerie  feth 
nie  of yeéuelie Cens:  ^Andhy  the  cuhomes  of  Tarisj 
and  (almoft)  all  other  places,  the  Lord  may  cbufe  whe- 
ther be  mil  take  a  yeares  Keuenue,  or  a  whole  Summe 
at  once  offered  vnto  him  by  the  Tenant. 
Droi6l  de  Rclods.  xx  d.  Tour,  payable  by  apurcha- 
fer  vnto  the  Landlord  vpon  euerie  pound  due  to  him 
fir  the  Lods  and  Ventes.    .  ~ 

Droiét  de  Rcndage  de  chafcun  ouvrage;  centaines 
both  the  Jfjngs  Right  ofScïgncuna%c^nd  the  Majier 
of  the  Mint  s  BrzR'^gc. 

Droift  de  RcprcfailJeSjOU  RepreflailIcs.Li^f  rftf  ,^ 
Tower  totalie^ntimeofwarreyaftrangsrpri/oneTyand 
to  Ifeepe  himyvntill  he  hauerepayed  vnto  hù  Talker  the 
ranfome  he  payed  fir  mer  fy,  orfatkfied  him  fir  goods 
ta  l^n  from  him  by  one  of  his  countrejmen  j  Loo  tie  Re- 
prcfl'iiilles* 

Droidt  d«  Requart.  A  Carter  of  a  Quarter  of  the 
prictyOf  worth  of  an  Inheritance  Cotxxcr^due  vntotbe 
Landlord  vpon  the  alienation  thereof  ^  (abolijhedby 
feme  late  Cuftomes.) 

Droié^  de  Requint.i<  fiftpennie  of  the  fift  pennie  of 
the  pricCyor  value  of  an  Inheritance  fepdal>  aue  in  all 
alienations  vnto  the  Lord  feodal  ;  but  aboUJhed,  by  the 
cufiomes  of fome  placés  jOs  the  Requaru 
Droîél  de  Reflbrt.  Lool(e  Reflbrt.       ^ 
DroiéldeRefuc.  Ah  auncienîTax^orJmpoJttîonof 
iiij  i  in  the  pound  fir  Harchandifé^and  x  s.1  our.  fir 
euerie  Pipe  ofwinCy  brought  intOy  or  fini  out  of  the 
kingdome. 

Droidt  dc  Kctcnuc^Priuiledge  offome  Landlords\ 
who  may  redeemeywithinfirtie  dayes^tbe  lands  which 
their  tenants  hauefoldy  paying  fir  them  vnto  the  pur- 
chafer  y  ouer  aifd  be  fides  bis  lawfill  cofts  and  charges, 
Me  much  as  he  gaue.  ^  ,^ 

Droiél  dc  Rcticrs  Î  4y  Droiû  dc  Reventes. 
Droiâ  dc  Reventes  *  A  fine  duty  be  fides  the  Lods 
and  Ventes,  vnto  the  Lord  Ccnfud,  ^  a  Turchafer, 
ivfttf  buy'mgan  Inheritance  thats  charged  with  Cens, 
doth  vndertal(e  to  acquit  the  filter  fiom^  payment 

Droict  de  Rcvcntons.  Tbejame^^  ;^  i^  ^  ; 
Droîéè  de  Reveriic^^  The  right  ofReuorfiên  ;  power 
to  tàl(e  baclfo  j  and  reunite  vnto  the  domaine  of  the 
Oownt,  fitch  lands  ae  bane  bum  dimé^^fiom  it  by 
Tkwersy  younger  brothers  PortionSy^i  as  aljo  to 
fei'KSonDmms,  &  Earldames  tbatfidlamong  dau^ 

I>roiâ  dcKivage.^Wtf^e^  Bo^ 
erToUfirmnOy  or  other  wares^  put  vpon,  or  brought 
%fi^^ib€ waiter Jby boat Sé>  "r-r'/^p^^.^^^':  w  .-.. .  *if  |. 
d[^^  Comtes  at  Eafler^ 

duevnto  the  Officers  èf  the  chamber  ûfAccêmpts. 
tPipiô  dc  Rodage.  A  certaine  TêttexaSed  h  fime 
smtÊtrtytMrdsvpM  euerie  waym  that  faffes^WMgh 
H^bigbwajnfytbiirSeiffti^'seSyWbetheri^ 
e¥nê\firfkb€,tl^wêUalfibepgyU^ 

JkoiA  eft  a 

fee  joe  Hat^ftbeay  belotig^  t^  the  Offioffs  ^Ae 
(€bamberojAccompts» 

fùfitimvpmwku  fiuldin  ffppyoatd  carried  amgf  in 
Onrtsi  UmeiyhefitiawhHli  thereof  bee  fkfertd  to 

éturm  :  iMfimjd^cuya  iMdTt^^ 

^  w  wbeeUge,  etOnafi  vpon  enirii  Inuliofkée  tementi 
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toleadit. 

Droi^  Royaux.  TheRoyallPrerogatiueyOrPriul 
ledges  yjuch  04  be  the  Protefiion  oj  yniue^ttesy  and 
Cathedrall  Churches  (who/eOfficerSy  Members  ^CMmi^ 
fters,  SeruantSy  andVaiïaU  axe  not  to  bee  tried  befire 
any  other  ludmthen  the  I^tngs)  Exemption  fiom  Ex- 
communicattony  bûthfinr  himfelfiy  and  his  Officers  (by 
reafon  of  their  Offices^)  Power  to  prohibit  the  publica^ 
tiony  and  execution  of  Admonitions  y  Interdiilionsy  or 
SuBenfiéns  denounced  agamft  the  Prelates  y  or  Officers 
of  bis  lsjngdome\  Abfolutejnd  onelypoweryto  Jirgme 
offences  committed aga'tnft  the  Publicité  ;  to  recall  the 
Banifi^edy  releafe  the  Ga  llyflauCy  and  free  other  mm . 
ViUaines  \  togiue  Protestions  ygeneraKPaJfcportSyand 
Saficonduils  j  to  punijh  Traitor Sy  Rebels yandCoyner 5  ; 
to  giue  Letters  of  Marty  andT{eprifâU\of}iobilitatU' 
my  Legitimationyand  fill  reftitution  j  to  raifi  new  Cuf 
tomes  y  and  Taxes  ;  graunt  fakesy  and  Marlfets  ;  fiund 
Vniuerfities  j  ereà  CorporationSyand  new  Offices-^mâl^e 
all  l(mdof¥jtights\to  enter  into  WarrejPeace^aim^ 
or  Truce  with  an  enemie  j  to  create  of  a  ChafieUenie^a 
Baronicy  or  Ceuntie-y  and  of  this  a  CMar^ui(dome^ot 
Duchie-y  to  acknowledge  no  Supérieur  in  tempos  d 
matter  Sy  nofubieêlm  vnto  the  Lawes  Imperially  gene- 
rally y  to  exerc'ife^nd  execute^USoueraigte^d^^ 
narchaU  furijdiffion. 

Droi(!il  dcfaintrc}  belongsvnto  feme  Lords^;whc  ma) 
thereby  eat  y  with  (onefy)  their  cattelly  all  the  wajiy  vn* 
tilled  y  pubUy  or  bujhie  grounds  that  be  within  iheir 
Manors. 

DrouSl  dc  faifine.  The  money  due  vnto  the  U.  Cen^ 
fweiyfmd  of  the  Soyltyby  a  Purchafir  of  an  Jhheritmt 
CcnTud,  when  he  u  infiifisedy  and  put  intopojfefm 
'  thereof  {(by  the  cuftomes  of  Tar  is  it  is  xij  d.  Pariiis.) 
Droiâ  dc  falage .  ^  certaine  quantitie  of  Salt  due 
vntfi  the  Abbot  i^/Bourgmoien  within  Blois^  vpon  t- 
surie  boat  that  carries  any  into  thehauenyOr  vndertbe 
hridgfs^f  thatTawne. 

Droiadc  Salin.  «GabcUcde  Set  # 

Droiéldc  Salvage.  ^  tenth  ^rt  of  goods  which 
^inre  lil^e  to  perijb  by  Jbijmraciff  y  due  vnto  bim  that 

fines  them.  ^.  c'-vr-v-^  iv.^//^^; 
.iDroié^dcSàuncSage;  /éifyS/Krf.  ffBreton^ 
Droi(ft  ^c  Sauvdage  j  thefiane.  " 

Prolâ  dc  SceL  The  Triuiledge  ofhautng  a  Sealiy 
wherewab  bkjuntfaU  are  to  flampe  all  their  cm- 

Droiâ de Segoraee.  Aceftmedutie^wfetihtli»- 
gififi  to  tee  Lord êf  the  JjUSxvanmtbin  the  Ufliffi^  ^ 

.  proia  de  Scgrcagc  J /i«ya«w, ,  ^^  ^ ,  ;^ 
^DroiâdeSd^neuriage.  wbereij'iiefi^iutcfim 
ifirfiitedvHto  the  Crmm }  dlfi,  tbt  r'tgbt  «ffV^% 
fie  fir  comunuéuimtc  the  I^f  -,  tbtfiififf,  tbepopt 
At  makes,  mgeiurMtt,  h  the  dem  ofthecfj^^'' 
^imthtrifhsi  ibtpt£«iiiù(mofcommtiilf)6i*'}<^^^' 
ypM  amie  Marc  ofgfU  -,  iiH  s.  vj  déi/ft»  *  Marc  0/ 
JHitffii  ««rfxx  <L  «{^Mi«M)T«Marci!^nfl*n>frff'[' 
i^witHêU^tlfiied.    «>«.t  .  .,  ,  iflj* 

Uroiâs  Sogneurittix.  7(ms,Strmces;mmh 
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1) roi6t de  Stellage. ToUcor/ie.and ToU-falt j a diJJj- 
fu!l  voo'Uu:ric  Scpticr  of  either foldmthin  BuiUon, 
7/'/  !  v,ir)  the  'Viik^  thereof.        ' 
Oipiàl  d:  Sup{>cSj&  nobis.  //,  in  fome  parts  of  Nor- 
in^Hiite^apenafc  Tour,  in  other  places  iij  d,  vpon  eue- 
rie  pntiid  m.tdc  of  the  firmes  of  the  l\;ngs  Domaine 
inaabU.due  to  the  O^icùrs  of  the  Court  ofAccompts.^^ 
Droictdcfuittcilc  bcflcs.,  The  power  o/ie  hath, rvbo 
k  is  a  beafl  o:ttto  halues,  or  hire,  to  challenge  andf/etT^ 
it^beinm^fifldyW  pajjcd  aïpay,  rvit^m  his\noTvledgeyby 
himht'€titv7Ho^  4 

Dioid de fuitte  de difitic.  A  rîght^  rohereby  a  Urti 
of  iphe-irounds  ivhich  haue  l^epty  andmnteredcai- 
till ,  'Mjè  owners  Tvorl(e  rviih  them  in  the  tythe 
^rounds  of  another  Lord  y  may  lavofiéUy  tal^e  h^lfè  of 
ibjp  ty  thés  y  when  they  are  to  be  gather  ed^  (The  main- 
taim'i  of  this  vnreafonable  Right  breedes  many  fuites 
and  quarrels^  and  therefore  it  might ^tvithêut  mofig  to 
the  Piibltckeybejparcdifayes  Kagucau.) 
Droièldcfuittcdcgens;^;  ' 

Droièt  de  fuitte  de  pcrfonnes  fcrvcs.  The  power 
fomeLuds  haue  ta  compell  their  viUainesy  or  others 
thjt  hold  land  nf  them  by  villcnagejà  rejïdeyand  {rcpe 
a  coâtiHuall  firey  on  their  tenements  -y  from  thU  T{ight 
(wju  h  extends  vnto  their  goodSy  or  perfons)  ail  the  In- 
hr.bi  tints  of  the  lyings  Townes  within  hcvry  y  are  ex- 
erupted.  '  ■  .    • 

Droi6l  dc  furicâ*  Torvcr  toadde  vnto  the  laft  price 
thjts  offered  in  a  TortfaleyOr  Ontrope.  '^  -^ 
Droîél  de  Tabellion  nage*  The  Priuiledge  of  a  Lord 
Ch.iîubiny  o/h:ghluftitierto  màl^eyandlieepe  vnder 
him  a  ^s  otarie  for  the  ïngroffingof  alldeedeSy  and  con- 
tr  :  fis  piî  [led  within  his  lurifdiilioni  Lookf  Tabclli- 
onn:gc.  •        .  . 

Droid  de  Taille.  The  right  ofSubfidiiy  TaXy  or  TaU 
hi,€  :  belongs  as  well  vnto  diners  Lordsyby  the  cuflomes 
of  !bdr  Ma  nor  s  y  m  vnto  the  Vjng  ;  alfoy  the  Preroga-- 
vhc^qy  poxverto  raifc  new  taxes  (onelyin  the  Using.) 
Droi6l  de  Tcrccau.  ^  certaine  dutii  talfen  by  a 
l-ordattheFaltj  or  other  veffell  of  bis  vaffals  winery 
and  to  be  payed  vnto  himfetfèy  or  bis  Officer  ,  before 
îhe  wlnc  be  dfawne ,  or  elfe  the  vaffall  firjèits  fixtie 
TolsToùr. .   .   • 

Droicft  de  Tcrragc.  Field^Ratti  Conntny-tdWySeelie 

l^roid^dc  Thonnicu.  ^Droift  dcTonlicu» 
Droi6tdcJicrs& danger.  ^  tbhrdy  and  a  tenth 
fài't^  of  the  price  for  which  wood  u  fold  in  the  woods^ 
am  fhrreiis  belonging  to  the  Kjngs  Demaine  (e^eci- 
^•V  wuhin  Normandie)  duevnto  bim yLookeu^n" 

)roié"ldfcTicfs  àcmcr.Tbe  third pemie  of  the  price 
fiutnfirthepurcbafeofan  InheritaaceKotmlety  or 
Rourdclicr,  duejin  fame  places  y  vnto  the  Jjotdlord. 
y  roi6tdc  Tirage.  Draggage-,  or  m  tolly  or  fee  far 
''^*l?,'t'J(of  fdtyor  rvine)  due  vntofime  Lords. 
AJroiadcTonlicu.  Toll  dne  to  the  Lord  of  a  Taire, 
or  «Pl/ar^/,  fir  all  l(tniof  MarchtridiCcy  and  Cattelly 
f'>»mandfQÎd:  (By  tbecuftomes  o/ Boulenois  it  « 
in)  tl,  from  tb:  Buyer, and  m  much  from  the  Setler^ofa 

jf.^  Ojf,  or  Cm  Î  4  pemiie  fir  a  Sheepe^  or  Goat-, 
fM  «I  d.fira  Hog,  eqitalfy  payable,  as  the  firmer,  be- 

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.  DroiddcTr^aedeWcds,  An  Impojitm  of  y\]  s. 
fieri,  vpon  euerie  Tume  of  wheat  (andrateably  of  all 
other  kinds  of  graine)  tranfportedout  oftheKealme. 
DroiCt  dc  Traide  foraine  ;  Loo\{e  Forain. 
DroiéldcTrainagc/w  Droiâ  dc  fuitte  de  difmc. 
Droiél  dc  Travers.   Crofe-toll  j  papge-toll  j  or  y 
through-toll.  . 

Dioid:  de  Treu.  The  Tolly  or  Cuftome  due  \nto  Lords 
fhr  Salty  ar  ^archandife^carricd  through  their  dorrn- 
nions  \  and  gêner  ally  yany  Toll. 
Droiétde  Trcu  accouftumc.  A  Priuiledge  of  the 
Lords  high  lufiicers  in  the  Coimtie  of  burgundie-y 
where  if  a  be^i  be  tal^eHy  or  filled  in  any  one  of  their 
dominions  y  it  mufi  be  brought^  and  giuen  vnto  hint  y  or 
to  fomc  one  cfhis  Officers  for  himyWbofbeuer  the  hunter 
be^orfrom  whence  Joeuer  the  game  was  chafed.  i 

Droiélde  trezielhie.  The  thirteenth pen?ueyorpa?ty 
of  the  izoneyfir  which  Und  is  fold ,  payable  vnto  the 
Lord ^f  whom  tis  held  in  fee  by  the  Seller(vnlc(}e  there' 
'  he  a  coucnant  to  the  contrarie  ;  ;  alfoy  the  thirteenth 
fheafè  of  a  crop  y  due  vnto  a  Lord  that  hath  peld-Kcnty 
or  countrey-toU.  *  .    \ 

Droidl  du  treziefmc  denier  5  the  fame  (in  thefrfl 
P!^rt.)^ 

Droict  de  treziefmc  dc  Vin.  The  thirteenth  poty  or 
pennie  of  the  price  of  wine  retayled\  due^  in  fcmepla^ 
ceSyVntotheLordoftheSoyleyOYoftheUifi/dieUon. 
Drpi6l  de  Trouffc.  A '^'éHaine  number  (fGafcy  or 
dutie  payed  inOeefèyWithin  the  lurifdi6i(yn  a/  Crolfes 
neere  vnto  Bourges.  * 

Droiét  dc  Truaee.  ^jDroift  de  Trcu. 
Droiél:  de  Venditions;  The  Toll  which  Lords  cf 
CMarl(etSyandFaires  tal^efbr  thefale  of  wares  y  and 
mar chandife  therein.  ^  • 

Droijft  des  Vcncurs.  The  Huntfmens^  or  Hunters  y 
part  of  the  Veere^or  other  game. 
Droiél  dc  vcntcroUcs .  A  certaine  fine  due  to  a 
Landlord  by  the  Pur  chafer  that  vnder  talées  to  dif- 
charge  the  feller  of  all  fines:  By  the  Cufiomes  o/Lagni 
(within  the  lurifdiolion  o/Mcaux)  it  is  xx  d.,  in  euerie 
pound  which  he  giues  j  by  thofe  ofSeiûiSythe  fixteenth 
pan  of  the  Droia  dc  ventes  ;  by  thofe  ofhttiicnSythe 
thirteenth  pennie  of  the  Trczicùnc  j  and  by  thofe  of 
DoxûcnSythefixttfthe  Sixicfmci  3y  thofe  of  Cler- 
mont it  is  called  Kcvcntcsi  and  by  thofe  of  Avùïois 
i/ i^  4T  Droid  dc  Rcquint. 
Jproiél  dc  ventes.  u(mofi  commonfy)  the  twel fib  part 
of  the  price  oflandCcnfudy  due  to  the  Lord  of  whom 
it  uheld'yand  payable^  infime  places^  by  the  fur  chafer  y 
in  others  by  the  Seller ,  and  in  others  betweene  them 
tola  :  (The  French  Larvei  and  Cu^omes  often  ioyney 
with  this  y  another  dutie  called  Lods,  or  Lots  ;  which 
is  euehr  as  much  as  this  ;  both  together  fwallowingvp  a 
fixt  part  of  that  which  is  giuen  for  the  pur  chafe.) 
Droiâ  de  ventcs^Sc  Gants.  A  twelfth  part  (as  be- 
fore) and  XV  d.  (by  the  tufiomes  ofTouTs)or  x  d.(by  the 
cuftome  s  of  Lodimois)  pr  a  paire  ofglaues. 
Droi6l  dc  ventes,  &  honneurs.  TBeftxty  or  ether 
part  (as  the  cuftome  ii)  due  onefy  by  the  Turchafer. 
X)xàidiàt  ventes  $c  iflucs.  is  alfi  a  fixt  partyor  i\]  s. 
iiij  d,  in  the  pound  ;  (whéfiof^  as  if  it  were  Lods  and 
Wcntcsythere  is  buthalfime/int  for  Wcùtcs.) 
Dtoïâ  de  Vcr/c.  A  certûine  number  of  drsnlfing 
glafesy  diuiiedy  m  old  time.éimeg  the  Officers  of  the 
chamber  ofAccêmptSybut  At  tbif  day  allowed  them  m 

money,    v. ..,-;.■■         •■•...■.■■    ■'  '>   .     ,  .       ' 
Proiâ  àt  Vcrterooulte .  4$  certaine  dutu^  or  fine 

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inne  their  corne  out  of  their  Manors^ 
Droicft  Ac  vcù.Power  to  mal^e  IJuerieand  Stifin  vn^ 
to  a  Purchafery  belongs  in  a  few  places  to  the  feller  y  in 
many  to  the  Lord  Ccnficr,or  Fonder;  alfo^the  fine^or 
fee  due  to  a  Lord  for  Liueric  and  Seifm  made  by  him. 
Droiél  de  reucs.  Authoritie  to  mal^ewindowcs  in  or 
ther  mens  houfesy  fir  the  commoditie  andaduantagt  of 
a  neighbour  ;  or  to  damme  vffucb  as  hinder yOr  annoy 

aneighbour.  '  ; 

DroiadcVcufvcLookeWcix^c. 

Droiél  de  viager.  Ar  eftateforlifèm-,  orlibt/tie 
to  enioy  a  tbin2,  during  bis  life. 
Droiftde  vignagcs.  U  certaine  lolly  orfeeyta\en  by 
Lords  of  Mâchants  yor  VrouefSy&Cy  which  with  their 
cmmoditiesyor  cattellpaffe  by  their  territories. 
Droicft  He  ville  clofe.  Liber tiey  or  power  to  inclofe  a 
Tow?îf  with  wallsyor  fortifie  it  with  ^mpierSy  procu- 
red pom  the  Prince. 

Drôiél  de  Vin^ou  de  Vins.  ^  fine  ofn]  s.  vpon  e- 
uerie  alienation  of  an  Inheritance  CenTuel  exceeding 
XX  SyduCy  be  fides  Lods  andVtmtSy  vnto  theCouent 
r/Farcfmonticr^oj'  the  iniyabumts  of  io\xy  (in  the  lU" 
Ytfd'Uiion  (?/*Meaux.) 

Droiâ  dc  mettre  prix  au  Vin.  A  Pritiiledge  which 
a  Lord^  high  or  meane  lujlicevy  hath  ouer  all-tbofe  that 
retayle  winey  orfèU  it  by  the  pot  y  within  his  lurifdi6lh 
en  J  alfoy  the  fee  thereto  belongings  which  isya  loafèèf 
bread yand  a  loioftbeJVme/ieliuered  vnto  bis  Officers 
asatajiofit, 

Droiât  de  Vïtis  &  (lippes.  4Ç  s.  Tour,  vpon  euerie  ' 
S  de  of  wood  within  we  "Dominions  .of  the  Duke  of 
Bullion,  payable  vnto  the  oncers  oftbeforrefl  out  of 
which  the  faleii  made.    .  ^      ^^ 

Droiéîi'dc  Vins  &  ventes.  A  îaUtcfiUofivi^eydue 
to  a  Lord  Ccnfucl  vpon  the  file  of  land  held  of  him j^ 
uer  and  bt fides  the  twelfth  part  of  the  price  fir  the 
Vcntcsy  and  fayahle  by  the  Purchafer. 
Di'ôi6l  de Vinadé.  Tbevfeyandwôrlieoftwoyodl(t 
ofOxeny  or  ofc.  Cart  y  all  Vintage  time ,  due  vnto  the 
Lords  offhme  Pfkcesjfrom  their  vaffab  and  tenants. 
Droiét  de  Village.  Twelue  pencoydue  to  the  Offi^ 
cers  of  the  Court  ^/ Aides,  vpon  a  poundcomming  in 
forfvine  (onely  infome  cafes  5  )  AfOy  the  portion  of 
lyine  due  out  of  a  jKineyard  vnto  a  Lord  Ccnficr,  in 
lieu  of  his  Ccnfivc ,  and  to  bee  allowed  him  at  the 
beadoftl}i  l^att^  before  the  tenant  can  (lawfid/y) 
draw  a9fy  }me  out  of  w  j  At  Angicrs ,  and  in  other 
places^  this  dutie  k  Uirntd  into  dpecuniarie/mdjere^ 
/ieCcns.  [''^ 

Droiél  dc  Vincnote.  41  Droift  dc  Vivclottc- 
DroiéldcVingtiçfmc.  The  twentieth pfirt  of  r^ine 
fbatrmadeyond  Come  tbâts  gcttenyouer  it  yeare  spayed 
in  Pauphinc,  and  elfcwhere ,  towards  the  building, 

'  firt'éini^ndreparationoftbewalsùfTomtSyHolds, 
.  mtdCâAtiî.  «* 

Droié^dcVivdottc.  TboDorwer^êr  thirds  due  to 

the  wUamofdCQtûety^  tenant  of  Msànfctmc.    y 
DtoiA  de  Vircnouc.  The  fame.       ^  ^, 

Droiâ  d'extr^ne  Vnâion.  The  fee  due  tù  the  PriiJI 
fir  that  ceremMiem  "^  m..^ù^^.  v  .  ^  :^ .  t^^  -'j^-i  v. 

DroiA  de  Voirie.  The  right  aflufUce-^  or  pêwet  t§ 
èxftcifl  lurifdUhM  as  m  Voyer,  Lool(f  Voy cr.         ^ 
Dcoiâ  dé  Vouade.  The  labour  of  two  Oxin^  vfe  of 
afkutU  Cart/béi  certain^  dayfs  in  Summit  by  tenants 
(that  hold  by  ViUtnage^  Mort9iIle)T/»/a  tbttr  land^ 
lords  fh  the  turning  vp  oftbeht  (Vineyards. 

Droiâ  dcVoïKiit^ÂieânelMri/éliàionMruu  Droiâ 
dcVoiric^     "^^     ^ 


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mfiyUmfitUjreafonable  -Jmcere  j  vpright. 

Inteftin,  ou  boyau  droidl.  Thefiriightgut^or  arfe- 
gut.       • 

Mufde  drdrft.  The  name  of  one  of  the  foureprincipaU 
miifcles  in  the  thigh.    '  ;       ^ 

Pied  droi(^;Tfce  laume^or  laumbepfa  dore^cbimej^ 
I    windoWy&c.       *  ; 

>  droiét  fil.  Diteâly  forward^  right  forthy  fir  eight 
en.         —  r.    .  ^ 

Mai  dvoxCxVnaptyvnwieldie'y  vnhandfome  yvncomc- 
lie  in  eu(rie  thing  he  does. 
DtoïCL( Adverbially)  ^,Droi6t  en  ce  lieu,  iujl  herc^ 

m  this  verieplaccyorypreçifely  in  this  place. 
/  *Adroié\.^,'Adroiftfil. 

Parler  à  droiét .  To  {peal(e  dijîinôlfyy  ortothepiir- 
pofe.  ^     * 
Tenez  ceft  homme  à  droi6l.  "Dealeiuftfy  with  m 
man'yvfe  him  indifferentlyyor  well,     v  ^ 
•^A  droiéljou  à  tort.  By  hool(ey07  crool^c-yby  right  or  by 
wrong\07uway  or  another. 
Au  droiâ:  d'entre  eux.  Kight  ouer  agaTn^  them. 
Tout  drôicl.  T{ight  fir  thy  fir  eight  on,  dire^ly  for. 
Wtird. 
Dloi£lcmcnt.  Streightîyydire^fyyrî^btly'yiuHly^  vp^ 
tightly  y  rightfitlly.     .                ,. 
Droi6tcmcnt  à  Pheure.  lufl  at  the  timcy  at  the  vc- 
.  ry  hour e  appointed. 
Droidtiirc:  f.  Right yreafot^iufiiceydire^neffejtmpâm' 
titieyVpfightneffe'-y  alfo^  Right yOr  dut;orythe  rights  and 
duties  belonging  to  a  Landlord^  &c  yalfOyafuUyOriujl 
poffefjfonofland.' 

Droiélurc  de  Vationn2%c.  Patfonnageyor  the  Ri^ht 
ofprefentation  to  a  Benefice.  ^^ 

Relever  droi6lurc.  ^Droiâurer. 
.    Qui  d*  honneur  rf  a  cure  honte  eft  fa  droi6hirc  : 
Pçov.  Hee  that  for  honour  doth  not  care  y  difgr  ace  tc- 
fmeareshim^Jhame'shisjhare.         ; .         . 
Droi^rc  :  m.  cc.  f.That  bath  payed  his  Reliefi^ndd 

other  the  rights/^  duties  ofTenancie. 
Droi(9turcr.  A  new  tenant,  ot^  vaffall  to  doe  his  Lord  d 

right y^d pay  him  all  the  rightsjbebnging  to  him. 
Droi6hiricr:  m.  crerf.  luflyrigbtfullyfincere,vnpaYti' 
aUyintirOyincorrupt y  vpright lalfoyfeuereyflriily  accor- 
ding to  the  letter  of  the  Law^  alfoydireflyor  next. 
Drpiduricr  Scigncur.^w^;jj  true/ightyOrlatpfHll' 
Lord.  , 

Seigneur  drôiélurîcr.  ^  Seigneur  feudal. 
I  Droicturicrcment  luflly  y  rightfully  y  incorruftlyy^ 

f'ightly^vnpartialfyifhièlfy^^ 
Droifler.  ^  Dreflcr.  To  direCl  j  ereU  ;  inflrti^. 
Droit;&  Droiturler.  See  Droiâ^dr-  Droiauricr. 
Droitier.  Right-handed  j  alfOyOs  Droifturicr. 

Drolatique  :  com.mggijhyk^4uiJh/ull  offyt,pm^\ 

merrïÊyl^tfuU.  -  >  N  -        .  ^  : 

Drolc:  m.  A  good  fiUom^oone  eompanionjmtnttg^^&y 

fleafant  wag  j  one  that  cares  not  which  endioes  jo  - 

wardyfT  how  the  world  goes.  ^      . 

Droler.  To  play  tbewagi  to  paffe  awiy  the  ttmty  ^J 

good  fillow,merrUy,  orcarxlofly  ^alfi^toMatlot^ 

frmke,tplefant,andkMmJb  parti  i»o^'fi^'^'^' 

SeeDtAuleiic,       a    «."^  ..  Vti  a,*// 

Dromant  :  m.  A  Vrumbler,CarémU,offifCbJd(fJ»''\  ' 

endfimfivtffelkvfkibjryrâts,  ,J.tt,nia'\ 

Drbmcdairc  :  œ.  ADr»meJMrie,érgrfftteMfic/f^ 
I    tbtit,iil(€ëCmea',veHe/Mfl&iF0rdtetMtréff"h'^ 


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$f  little  charge  to  him  that  vfeth  him. 

Diomille:  f .  ^  '^"^  fiP^  ^^^^*'  ^^^  Summer /ongy 
but  feldom  durïnglVmter)  mthe  riuers  about  li- 
ons. # 

DroVnon.  ^^  Dromant, 

Dronine:f.^#^^^.      ' 

Dronos.  donner  dronos .  K/îocl^eSy  thnmpes^  rapSy 

tljtpacl(S.^B.zh.  ! 

Propacc.  X  depilatories  an  oyntment^or  medicine  to 

Ui{eawayhaire.  fRab.     > 
Dru  :  m.  druc  :  (.ThickeyClofe  together  yfkll  of jmany  me 

bj another,copioH4j  plcBteoiiS.  '    — 

Oifcaudru.  Afidl-fied^dbird^  ayoungbirdreadie 

to  fly.  '     i      •;  . 

Druemeiit*  Thicl(ly^many  together yclofi  one  by  another ^ 
plcntcouflyyCopiouJly.        ^    ; 

Dru^e  :  f-  ^^ Trufte ;  a  damtiiyYoundy and ruffet rooty 
thats allinclofed tvithiny  bfit  not  on  any  part  fajiened 
vntOy  the  ground  y  by  the  butl(ing  out  yphereoftls 

'    fiund.  ' 

Dtugé'^^xécif.H^etythraughlymoiftcned. 

l^nis^onitn.  A  little  branchytmgyorjprig. 

Dru^eoniicmcnt.  Abcaringy  or  putting  firth  of fmall 
brancheSyOY  twigs. 

Drugconncr.  To  bear  Cy  or  put  firth  many  fmaU  bran- 
chcSyOrtmgs. 

Drugeonneux.  TwiggiCy  JpriggieyfiU  of  fmall  bran- 
ches, v^^ 

Drugcr.  Voilà  que  drugc  bien,  (^ol^enofafiund 
jhjJiPer)  thjswets  throu'^hly. 

Drilguement.  ATrucbcmMyor  Interprétor.  (v.m.) 

DriJlle:f:^Drylle. 

Dryin^de.^Chçlydrc.      v.. 

Dryllc  :  f-  The  Majie'^or  Al^prhe  of  the  (fimale)  Oal^e. 
I  T){\.  i^  fome times  (as  an  SirtMe)  fet  befireMafculine 
words  y  which  begin  with  a  (Mtfinanty  andjignifieibe 


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,     » 

Upon  it  is  cônieôluredy  that  when  bothaDulfCy  and  an 
EarU  haue  beene  in  one  Towne ,  the  one  gouerncd  ihe 
Seuldiorsy  the  other  the  People.)  ' 

Due  ;  m.(ùalfo)  the  great  Owle  tearmcdya  Horne-owlcy 
or  Hoyne-coot  ;  of  three  l^inds. 

Grand  due  The  gnat  Horne-coot^  is  bigger  then  a.  \ 
Goofty  and  l{eepes  atwayes  infinrcflsy  and  defer t  pla- 
ces. 

Moyen  due  Ufomewhat  leffe  then  the  firmer  :  Both 
oftherii  be  hairie-legdy  and  rough-footed*^  and  hauc 
tufts  offiatbersyfin  either  Jide  iff  their  heads  y  bcj/irg 
out  li\e  homes 'y  and  now  and  then  breath  out  bom" 

.    blest^riliesi  ■' 

Petit  due.  The  fmall  Horne-mpleyOrHùrne-côot  3  \hx^ 
ped like^butfomewhat leffe thenylc  Moyen  duc. 
Poudrpdeduc.  The  nameofamoficomfiriablepou- 
deryrnadeofAromaticalldrugSyandJpices. 

Ducal  :  m.  ale:  f.  "Dueally  Dul^e-lilie  j  ofy  w  belongmgy 
toat>ul(e.  '     .  *       . 

Ducat:  m.ADul^cdàmeyOrDuchie.     t^     •  ^       I     * 
Ducat  :  m.  The  coyney  tearm:da  Ducl^ct'y  "worth  vj,  s. 
viijd. 

Ducat  d\Aragonj  de  Bolongnc  ;  dcXaftille;  d' 
Elpaignc  a  deux  certes  (^the  duc\at thats  currant 
amongvs)  de  Florence  ;  de  Genrics;  d' Hongrie; 
de  Portugal;  de  Portugal  à  la  longue  croix;  de 
..  Portugal  à  la  petite  croix  ;  de  Portugal  à  ia  palînc, 
de  Sicile^  de  Valence,  àt  Venixc  yiAU  firraine 
coynesi  ûfT^hàfei/alue  (often  changed  by  the  French 
K^ngs)  no  certaine  interpretation  can  begiuen,  other 
then  that  they  hold  a  rate  much  dboutVy  or  v  j  s.  JierL 
tbepeece.  '"    -      ;  ^       .    /'- 

Ducat  Hefiry./f  coyne  ofCyoldwtirth  vj  à.fierL  imorè 
then  the  ordinarit  Crownrofthe  Sunne. 
Ducatpn.  AfmaUducliat\orhéiifiducl^at.  |    ' 

, ^ ^ , ^^.,^ ^     Tyyiche'-tcK^ADufiedome^Vucbie.  •; 

limds^or  fpecies  of  things  ;  as^  du  pain,  du  vin,  &c  ;  ^  Duétci  It.  as  Condudeur  ;  dguideyleader^&c. 

{then  of  little  y  or  no  figmficaticn:)  Sometimes  it  férues  j  Dué^ijè  :  com;  £4/?|çro  be  hammredyor  beaten  into  thin 

OéanoteofthcGemttûeCafeyVntoNownesofthe  na--  |      plates* 

ture  a  fur  efaid'y  and  then  Jignificsypf them 'yOSyLcÙm     j  DudepuiS.Sincêyfitbènceyfi'^mthatthme* 

du  iardin  :  Sometimes  it  does  the  Office  of  a  Prepofi-      Dueil  :  m.  boUy  griefiyforrùWy  beauinefje  ;  mourningy 


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tm\Md  then Jignifies y  in  thé-,  as,  Si  i'eulTe  du 
-  cômmencemenc  fai^  cda  j  du  temps  du  Roy  Hen- 
ry, &c  j  OTy  jrom  the  \  as  y  II  vient  du  iardin  j  .du 
ii^ilieù  d' eux  J  or^  ùy  the -y  as  ^  H  i  cfté  bacu  chl 
Maiflre..  •      .  "     . 

J)u  moins. /if /fer /m^.     ' 
_Jhto\it.Tbr0itghlyyVttertyyaltogether* 
l^ubitation  :  f.  7>0HbtJùlneJfey  vncertainetiejù^ence, 

Ouc:  m.  A  Dulf^e.  (fVhen.  the  French  Kings  bad  cba- 

<%    fed  the  T^manes  out  o/Gallia,  and  fiund  fime  of  the 

Troutnces  thereof gouemedy  vnder  the  EmperourSy  by 

eertaine  martiaU  Commaiinders  tearmedDixccsyeey, 

**»»  altered  but  few  of  the  auncient  fixons  of  the 

eountrtf^  beftowed  the  fame  Title  (a  little  curtailed  à 

«  Françoifc)«»/îff/r  of  their  own  principall  captaines 

'^  ^^ey  placed  in  the  roomes  of  the  others:  At  which 

tmeDu\ei  were  bat  0$cersyand  l^affaUs  î  and  their 

^mtuntiy  Mi  Ftefs  reuocable  at  the  Trinces  plea- 

J^'y'f  deternmed  with  ibeir  Hues  j  bowfoener'after- 

"^dsyfbey  vfwrped,  firfiy  the  laberùému  ofy  and  then 

*  *«W4ipmJ«  oner ,  them  both  ^  Uêlft  the  word 

^oyjtt  i  whereiM  whatfotuer  U  faid  eftbt  âadentJtr 

«wrfmie  e/^e  of(?romnciaU)Earles  apev  witb  that 

•r:,i!!5^^  '*'*  one^^iferenceytbatyCommeiEhy^ 

iHrVTiidt^wasconjinedm  tbenme  mtrUkt^oMd 

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waylingymoaningy  lamentation  ;  alfb^ourningweedsy 

vr  mourning  attire  ;  m^X  porte  le  ducH;  alfoy  a  /nour-- 

''  ntfy  or  mourner Sy  ^Hawing  a  courfe  to  the  gfaue  ;  asy 

_  voila  lcduciI,orJc  dueil  pafl'ejtf^,.tfducUo, 7%^ 

comkat^  fight  betweene  two^  * 

Apres  tout  ducU  boit  on  bien  :  Prov.  VHntf^eafier 
.  dole  goes  merrily  dfmne^y  or  y  tbey  tiple  now  ds  much  as 

etfttheytiend.  "'    . 

Mcz  boit  qui  a  ducil  :  Vro.  Sorrow  is  dryyfày  wù-yOr, 

as  in  Boire. 

Bon  eft  Ic  ducrl  qui. après  aide:  Pcov.  That  mouT^ 

nin^s  well  bejhwed  that  helpes  the  mourner. 

Chacune  vieille  fon  ducil  plaindiPro^^r  Plaindre. 
.  De  petit  enfant  petit  dueii  >  Rro.  The  death  of  little 

ânes  is  not  much  bemoand. 
DucHt  :  f.  The  third  part  of  an  ounce:  ^ 

Duirc  To  tfeyflccufiômeyenure\fkjbimytraine  vpyframe^ 

leadyiniuceybringyvnto. 

Cela  meduit.  Tbatis  goodyOr  mâ\etb^fir  mi  y  that  is 

helpefkU^uaUeable^  commêd'tausyvnto  me  ;  in  which 

fence  tbey  fay  ;  Vieilles  dcbtes  doifflît  :  Pror.  afja- 
yoit  \heipe  the  creditoTyfbMt  bint  the  debtor.) 

Duifable:  com.  Conuenientyfif,fir  ones  ttirney  auaiii^ 
i  abliy^êfitabliy  wbererfgo^vfey  t^  g^eat  henejit^ay 

be  made.     •      **    ^  ^  ^     .  ^  >' 

ï^\tàikDtJftfiiet^(^it^i'^ifii^^^^  S  handfomjkmi^ 
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training ,  framing  ^ma  4m|  Jî/,^r  tf pr  /Jr. 

Duit  :  m.  duitc  :  f.  ÀccHjbmedyifed^nured,  framed^ 
fafhimedy  trained  vp  vnto-^  alfi^  fittings  âuaiUable y 
bilpeJuUy/conuenientygood  foryto  the  purpofe.      » 

Duitcr.  To  frame  vnto  vfe^to  mah  fit  fat  bu  purpofe. 

Dumcttc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Downiey  ofdowne\  foft  aêyjùU  of^ 

ftufedwitbydtwne. 
.  Dull.  An  old  French  rpord/tgnifying  a  hillyOrrockf^Xand 
tberefore  the  townes  who/c  names  end  m  it  haue,  corn- 
monfy^a  rocl^ie  acceffe^orfeat.) 

Dune  :  f.  A  rpaneyorfwfge  of  the  ff  a  ;  alfo^fl.  Dorme  j  a 
fandte  hankjtyOY  hill  neere  thefea  ;  called  fo^  (at  firjl  by 
the  F  lemmings)  becaufe  it  refijls  the  violence  of  thofe 
ivauesy  and  V fed  y  mofi  commonly  y  m  thepluraU  num- 
beryDuncs.        .  'V 

Duller.  Toplaineyosa  horfcy  that  neither  haltetb  out- 
fight y  nor  fefteth  bis  foot  bard  on  the  ground. 

Dunes.  LoolieDunc. 

Dunette:  f.  A  Tbrujhy  alfoy  a  little downe,  or  fandie 

..   hiU.  .  .  ; 

Dunne;  f./w  Dune. 

Duodcnc  :  m.  as  Douzc-doigticr. 

Dupe  :  f.  4  whoopey  or  hooper  j  a  bird  that  hath  on  her 

head  a  great  creftjOr  tit  ft  of  feathers  y  and  loues  ordure 

fowcUyibMfhe  eucr  ncjllcs  mi^. 
Duplication: f.^ Duplique.  "    ^r 

Duplique:  f.i<  retoynderyo'rythefecondan(TPirofa  de^ 

jindant.  -         -        / 
Duppe.^Dupc.  .{- 

Ï) v^ViÇ[utr.  To  double 'y  al/oyforeioyne y  or  an/were  the 

(ecorkJtime.  "".  ; 

ï^n(\\XQ\.Ofwhom^omrçhomyT»here(^ 
Dur  :  m.  dure  ifMardyflife^foUde  ;  alfojrough^arjhy 

rude  ^alfoyjlurdicy  fiercfy  cruelly  difficUcy  rigorouSy  in- 

flexible  yVnmercifrU  y  al/byds^UygroffeybeauieyfottiJbytfr 

Jhw  ofapprehenfian  ;  and  hence  ; 

Dur  à  I'cfpcron.  DuU^flugiifhyheatae-mettledytbat 

will  not  bemouedy  norfiirred  vp  by  any  u^gation. 

Dure  mere  dt  la  vfte .  The  outrrjird  j0mecfthe 

brames. 

Dure  tayc.  tfi  Dure  mere.  ^  • 
Omrdur.To  be  thicl(e  of  hearing.      . 
Tunique  dure.  One  çf  the  thinslfinsoftheeyey  the 
Tvhich  it  enuirons  \  it  comes  fi'om  the  dure  mere^  and 
couers  alfotbeOptUlieJmew.   ^ 

Durable  :  com.  Durable  ^  laftingy  of  long  contktM^ 
aTUCi 

Duraciri€S.Tbf  TeacbesyPlummeSyCberrUs.&Cyt»hofe 

pulpe  cleauesfaft  ^nto  their  ftoneSy  alfoyfuch  m 

'  are  of  a  hardy  or  firme  pulpe ,  and  thereby  hng-laf 

'    ting.  ••:  -:•■'<  ■■-.-  :■:  ^     • 

Duraines.  4i  Duracines; 

Durant.  (Parricip.)  Duringy  Uft'mg^eonthminÊihdsh 
ringJbr0ol(ing^fufering.  ^  y-^^ 

Durant  (Conjunâ.)  ces  iours-là«  Durmg  th 

thofè-daytSm'Z^  Jk'^^^'\:r^^^^^    ■■'.^•^~r  .-  ••.,  .:;•*-,■ 

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Longue  durée.  Euerlafiingneffeyperpetuàlnejfey  W 
Ufiing.  ^ 

Dureines.  as  Duracines. 

Durement.Htfrrf/r  yfireightlyyfirffely,  harfhfy/oughly^ 
rudely  j  cruelly  y  fiercelyyrigoroufiy  ;  alfoygreatly/nain- 
lyycxtreamefyy  ixceedihgmuchyasy  11  eft  durement 
haï  des  Seigneurs.  ^ 

DurerTa  dur  ejafi  Continue  y  indure  yahideyYcmamesper^ 
fiflyâlfoytofuflaine^brool^eyfuffer. 
Hon)me  d  qui  on  ne  peut  cfurcr.  ^frowardy  roay. 
ypcerd  y  futten ,  barjhy  rude  y  four e  y  vnfociable  fil. 

Ils  ont  bien  bcfoing  que  ie  leur  dure.  c5W>  liuei  con- 
.  imuarue  imports  them  ver  te  much  ^  itjiands  themuch 
vpon  to  haue  me  long  among  them. 
Endurer  faut  pour  durer:  Pro.  To  dure  we  mufl  in- 
duré. 

Toufiours  ne  duré  orage  ne  guerre  :  Pro.  Extremis 

ties  lafl  not  alwayes. 
Dureflfc  :  f.  Hardnefeyfiliditie.ftifenefe. 
Durct  :  m.  ette  :  f .  Somewhat  hard  j  fiifey  folide  ; 

rough  y  harjh  j  difficile ,  inflexible  y  Jiurdie ,  rude, 

fierce. 

Dureté  :  f-as  Dureflc;  alfOyroughneffeyhaYfhneJfeyrude- 
nejfeyaji^eritieyrigblr.. 

Dure-tctte  :  f.  .Akindoffpottedy  and  bard-headed 
Spider. 

Durillon:  m.  A bardlfnotyorlfnurre in apeeceofim- 
ber^rftonCy  which  dulls  tbeworlfemans  tooles  j  alfo^ 
corm^or  hardsl(m  in  the figetyOr  hands  ;  alfo^  a  hard 
JP4^y  ^^  g^dine  infime  Saphir  es  y  &Cy  hindering  the 
cutting  thereof.  ^■': 

Duvet:  m.Dowaey  foft  feathers. 
Duvet  du  linge,  riwf.. 

Duvetté  :  m.ée  :  f.  Dovmeyfoft  as  dorme  ^y  full  of yor  fi- 
led witbydovme: 

D\iycTc:f.AConny'bole.   ^ 

DyyWy&hoiyho.The  Cry  of  Carters. 

Dyafané ,  3c  Dyaphané  .  Tran^arent  ;  SeeVh- 
fané*  ^* 

Pynandrie./?/  Dinan^erie  ;  brafenwarey&c. 
Dynarchie.  The  ioynt  rule  ofttm  princes . 
Dyicble:  com.waywardyfiifwardybârdtorule^lttoi^" 
tjfât'y  out  of  ail  order. 

Dylcrafié^x^i^i^  Difcrâfic. 

ïyy{tntmt:f.rhebloud'uflix. 

Dyfenteriquercom.  Troubled  withyor fake  of^bthku- 

diiflix. 

Dyfopie.  VkiouiyOf  excefftuettutmefkfineffe.        _ 
Dyluric;  VVifficult'ie^vmmgvrmi/mdpainewith- 

aB  when  it  voidesy  by  the  fbarjptnefji  thereof,  and 
the  ïnjlammatiofty  Of  exukeratumoftbeneck^^f^^ 
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Eau  bcnjfte  de  ( 
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white  Nenuphar. 
^Afleurd'eau.C 
rvjter. 

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J^hifuion  j  (we  fay 
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Batrc  leur  eau.' 
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the  iliinne  of  an  ïnfhnt  (and  fyes  betweene  the  cûifi^or  l 
bf  9gin,caUed hs^mos^and  the  bodiifJwh^U  it  is  in  the 

wombe. 

Les  Eaux-  mndgalls  'm  a  horfes  legs. 

,Eau  d'Ange.  ^  k^nd  of  excellent  fweet  compound 

Tpjier. 

Eau  ardant.  Aquauite. 

Ea'.i  bcniftc  de  cave.  Good  mne^orjlrong  beett. 
,  Eau  bcniftc  dc  C(4ir.  Court  hoUe  WAter-^complemetSy 
jhire  ipn'dsy  flattering  jpeccbeiy  glofing^  footbing^faU 
ptble  cogging.  .  '         / 

jBau  dc  lK)Uchet.  A  compound  water ^  which  with  Co- 
riJndcrwatcr  mal(es  a  l(Ptd  gfHypocras.         / 
EaU  clairette.^  water(madeofAquauitc^Cinnamony 
Sii^ir^nd  old  red  Rofe  water)  excellent  againji  all  the 
dfTcafes  of  the  Matrix. 
Eau  endormie.  Seel(e  Endoxmu 
Eiilft'ri'^c.  irhcrc'magadofhotfieelehatb  beene 
qnenched.  / "  ' 

ElU  Gringorinne.  Holie-water.  ^Rao. 
f^x[xAc\2dd.Clarifiedwhay.  / 

E  lU  de  nafcjou  de  naphc.  Or  ange- flower  water. 
Eiudcvic.  Aqiiauite.  / 

;Eiu  v'lfve.  Aipring\  a  runmngwater. 
Bcuvcur  d'eau.  Loot(e  Beuveur.  / 
Fil  d'eau.  à  fil  d' eau.  with  thcfifeame. 
Heur  d'eau.   The  wâter  ùtlie^water  T(pfey  yellow  or 
white  Nenuphar.  .  -^    /. 

*  A  fleur  d'eau.  Cbfe  by  the  wa^ter,betweene  wind  and 
xpjter.    ■   ■  "  .  ■•-   ■       •/     '•.■  . 
Melccin  d'cau  douce.  AytmgyTéew^orvnexperienced 
J^hifuion  )  (we  fay  ^afrefh  water  fonldior.) 
Pierre  d'  eail  dc  mcr.  A  Éiind of  white^and glittering 
Ccmme-^  as  OcildcCh^ 
Verfeur  d'eau.  The  celeftiaU  figne  y  hquzvius. 
De  belle  cau.  Perk  dc  belle  cau.  Ofaflurelufler^ 

•  nvnttr.     ■'.  ■/•  ■■:■:.■ 
De  bonne  €2X1.0 fa  good  reUifhyOr  tafl^amng  a  good 

fmac\?y9ithit.       / 

De  delà  Teau.  Gf  ns  de  deli  reaiL  Simple  fiUowes^ 
'^i^^effe  companions Jgnorant  creatures. 
Afflcurir  ïçz{i.Tosliimme  the  water-yOrygoe  ctcfe  by  ity 
as  doth  a  ppsleo-fide  in  a  ^rong  fide-wind.      >     ' 
Amener  Teau  au  moulifi.  To  draw  ingaÎMiy  to  bring 
w  crownes ,  èo  fiirn^  with  cuflomers ,  or  commodi* 

.  tics.   ,      ■;/  ../..;..■    ..   -.V  ...:•.-         .:■■..;.;•..;:  .■■• 

Avoir  dc  I 'cau  vers  les  garcc$r  Tohauefaf^imdmpi- 
Me  enough  fir  bkkcherie.^^^,^^^^^^  >.  n  -^/r  •. 
Batre  Teau.  tolotfe  bit  kbt^^U^end  hit  time  in 

catrclcscaox.  À  T>eeret§  takefijfU,  ^  %  '     .   ., 
Batte  leur  cau.  To  difgejli«r  (hie  dtmn^hevt  drmtffy 
M^borfe  tbttsriddtn  tm  êr  three  miles  afierwate- 

^ftre  en  cau.  To /heat  ;  (fi^fif  atfi)to  he  alf  on  a  wd- 
•f"  >  £(h-e  en  I'cau.  Tobeoff  m  vpen  the  water  $  (/b 
^ll^Anukmkathei^^ 
V^  ,^'Î^ToUédetiê9èMptter^tlK{emfeJbwi' 

i^aiHer  de  l'eau  ax  Ibn  mo«âia.f  ûlem  ïni^mr 
mmbittoiUe, 


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r^«ae  I'cau  ae4ans leur  Tin.  To  tem(>er,,têoU, 


9^"J»«iU««  them  i  to  tdl^  tbem  a  hole  Iwtr, 


tLttt  ^  ^^  <?"•  ^*  k4MM, Sequent ^or  «Màm 
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Nager  entre  deqx  eaux.  To  be  in  danger  on  off  fides-, 
,  tofaile  betweene  Scilla  and  Charybdisi^^ô,ri?  hold  on 
a  middle  courfe  betweene  two  ixtreames  ^  alfoy  to  play 
on  both  hands  ^or  apply  himfelfi  vnto  the  time^rçhatfoe- 
uer\  Lool(e  Nager. 

Paifftry  d'cau  froide,  irhite-liuercd^  dully  fiatefiiU^ 
without  jpiritjppithoutmettall. 
Pefchercneau  trouble.  To  fee^efifr gaine  by  other 
mem  loffcSyOr  brables  j  or^  to  malçe  a  benefit  of  publicise 
tumults^  or  calamities. 

Plier  l'eau  en  vn  mortier.  ICo  loofe  time^  orjptnd  it 
verie  fondly.  '  ♦ 

Tenir  le  bec  en  l'caU:  Pro.T^  holdinfujperuc  ;  to  put 
off  with  dalliancesyor  délayes. 
Il  n'a  pas  tenu  le  bec  en  Têau.  Hee  halhpfycd  the 
winc'poty  and  is  become  tip  fie  j  hee  us  througlUy  dru/il^e 
(but  not  with  water.)  ^ 

Tirer  de  l'eau  en  Ton  rfloulin.  To  draw  all  dealings 
into  his  owne  hands  ;  tofeel^e  only  hu  own  profit  ^wiih- 
out  re[peClingtheimerefi  of  others. 
Tambcr  dc  I'eau.  To  piffejeake^al(c  water. 
Cela  luy  frt  venir  Teau  en  la  bouche.  That  mjde  bis 
teethwater  j  viz.  put  him  into  an  extreamc  longing. 
L'cau  qui  dort  eft  pire  que  celle  qui  court:  Pro.  So 
Û  afieepie  humor  worCe  then  a  giddie^        . 
Eau  &  pain c^eft  laviande  du  chiçn  :  Prov.  Bread, 
and  water Js  diet  fin  dogs.  .  r 

En  pc^te  cau  fouvcnton  trouve  grand  bicme: 
Vxo.Jl  great  teauer  ts  often  fiund  in  a  little  brool(e. 
Fol  eft  qui  fe  fie  en  cau  endormie  :  Prd;  Lootie  En- 
dormi. ^  ■/ 
U  fait  beau  pefch#  en  cau  large  :  Prov.  There  it  no 
^^flnngtothefeayfiywe. 

¥11  n'a  na$  foif  oui  de  f  eau  ne  boit  :  Prov.  He^snpt 
athirjtthat  wilt  not  water  drinlic.         / 
II  n'eft  nager  qu'en  «and' eau:  Prov.  The  biggefi 
waters  are  the  be^  to fwimme  in. 
II  n'y  a  pire  eau  que  la  quoyc  :  Prov  •  Thefiilltft 
waters  (and humor s)are  euer  the  worJL 

£auë^4;^£au.  ^ 

Eauïer:  m.  A  gutter^  cbannellyfinl(ey  fewer  for  the  voi- 
ftngoffiule  water. 

Eaulice:  f.  ThehearbeHelicampameyScâbwort^Horfe- 
heale.  ^ 

Eaurolle  :  f.  at  AeroUe  ^awheale^ur  bltfiir. 

E^uvier.  i«^  Elvier. 

Ebaucher.  To  ro/^^è-fenr  J  4;^  Esbauchcr. 

Ebe.  An  ebbe  ;  or  the  ebbing  of  water. 
Tout  ce  que  vient  d'  Em  s'en  retournera  de  flot  : 
Prov.  The  Tyde  wiU fitch  awtty  what  lb' ebbe  brings 

■   -  -  ■•  ,     .    ;  J.       1  • 

9fh    af-'':/.--'"':^'-'    ■•••-•;»•,.■    •  ■»     .  ..  ■.  '     *■:'      i"-  '■' 

Ebene  :  n».  The  blacke  wood  called  Kebetiyov  Iboitie,  ' 
Ebcfté  :  m.  ce  :  £  tMade,  or  ffmmu  beftiaU,  beaftfte, 

bloclpjh,  ■     .     v^  v., 

Ehotfintt.Todepr'meofoneeye,:^.         -f 

Ebouiller.SwHtEsbouillir.  '     * 
Ebouller.  «I  Esboukr  ;  ftf  tbr9»y0rttmble  dtwne.. 
Eboulll.  Seelf  Esboulu.  --  v         ♦ 
Ebrcchc:ro.ecrf^.rfetft  hath  lofi  dluers  teeth,orM  vfbofi 

mouth  the  loffe  ofteetbhath  madediuers  breaches,. 
Ebrictë:  f.T)runl(emenè,^-r^  -         ;    ;  î'^ïs^î:;':  : 
Ebriofitc  :  LContinuâU  drtmkfnnejfe.       '  vf^t^  .^    , 
Ebu]itic>n.4«Ebiiniâon«>    ^    -  '\^i^/fmiit^^\s'"i 
Ebullition:  (i<^n  ebuUUiàttJfojtlhigieetbmg^bumg 

vp  iatifittg  vp  inbublet,  j  u    -^  ^  •^? ,  »  *li'  :-v- 
Ebumln.m.inc:  £  ofierpeUngf^tpmn, 
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Jbàles. 
Ecainotcr.  r»  cbangCydiflmft^or altera SeekeE(c3h 

inocer.  •  •       • 

Ecarbot^  :  mie  :  f.  Sùrredt»  flattered,  m  the  fire  j 

a^jbruifedyorcrujhed/u  OHâffle, 
Ecarbotcr  le  feu.  rnfin-revp.orjcâtterjibefire* 

Ecarboter  vne  pomme.  T»  brmSt^  ^''•/^  **  ^^' 
Ecardan.  Nier,  daintie,  quea/ie-ftomaclttd  ;  whence  ; 

le  fub  plus  cçar  .  i  boire  qu*  i  manger  j  «ary  fkt^ 

tipmejpi  u  mre  toatbfome  tt  mj  fiênmke  in  drudfe 

toenmmeat. 
'EccltCn^c:  ca.  APreâcher .   i  *  * 

Ecclifc.  as  Eglifc.  The  Cburcb»! 
Eccliflc.  as  Efcliilc. 
Ecdifler.vw  Elclifler. 
Ecentriquc:  com.  mthout  center,  wtêf  the  center  ; 

al/by  mtbout  meafitre,  vfbertof  nojuifme  ean  be  ta- 

ken. 


EcuUc-.CAdiJbfiJi. 

Ecume  î£l«4eErcume.  .    , 

Edent.  il  tomba  cdent.  Hefiligreuelmg^  ^ùficejn 

bu  teetb.  v 

Edencé:  m.ée:f.  m  Bâent,  mITo,  tcotblejfe,  wbtft 

teetb  are  dafi$,  er  fatten,  out  of  bis  mctttb,     . 
£dent;cr.  Temal^e  teotbleffe-,  te  bereaue  «f  teetb  i  to 

èt<c0,tr  ftrilfe  ^Mt  the  teetb  of,    -  I 

Edenter  la  œorfure  de.  To  difappointjrr  ma^  vmt 

tbebitmiof,  • 

Edenter  vn  poc,  ou  autre  vaifTeau .  To  ouerturnt 
a  pot,  effet  it  on  the  gfoitnimtb  the  mouth  dome- 
ward,  '    .♦  V 

'Edi^:m,AStatiite,Edi^J)rdiiunee^ 
La  Chambre  de  l' Edio.  m.  Chambre  mipartie. 

EdificateUTi  m.  ,^  édifier  ;  buiider -,  malfer  i  jfa' 
mer. 

Edification:  f.  An  édifie âtten^  bmldin^  ereSlini^fra. 

"  miHg^al(mg, 


Fol eccntrique.  An vmruHe,or hrregiêUr coxcmbe jj^ ^  Edince :,m.An Edifice, huildmgtor houfi readie built-^ 

""■  a^o,tbe/rameofàbiùtding;ayfo,the4rt,orworl(etf 

buitdmg,       ■  / 

Edifié:  m.  ée  :  f.  Edified^buUded,  framed j  ereSled, 
fiknded^  alfbJtred,come,or  broufptjvp  of. 


one  that  ca,n  be  heldwié'm  no  compaff'e, 
Ecervclé.  as  Efcervelé.  Eraineleffe^arebfaind, 
Echaudé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Scolded  ;  Lûol^e  EfHiaudé.    . 
S'Echauder.  Te  befcalded-,  to  pm  tee  hot,  er  befnt 

.  inte  ouermrvkbeat.i  , 

Echelette.  5;fii;  Efdielette. 
Echelle:  f.  A  ladder^ 
Echelon  :  m^  The  fief  of  a.  ladder, 
Echevelé.  Vfcheueled.asT>xiaivte\t, 
Echevement:  m.  «f  EfdieTemenc. 
Echidne;£  >A  Viper,  or  Hydra  j  arj  kind  of  per» 

;pent.    '       •  <   ,"~  ■  ;  ;  .■-•,. 

Echine.  4sr  Efdiihe. 

Ecla^  Eclater  i  5Mi(«  Efdatje^EfcIater. 

Edipfe  :  f.  Ah  Eclipfi  -,  a  leffmitg,  ditmieàeee,  defiCl 

't^^:  ta.  ée  :  i  EcBfféd ;  lefenedjmpairea» 
EcUpfeinent  :  m.  Anectipfing,tefPeniHg,diiiûiàJbbig, 

impairing.  /  v 

Eclipfèr.  Todifaj^eare,  tovatùfb^utoffigbtfmpart',) 

aùojtêeclipfe,lefien,dimim^jmpairé.    i 
Ediptique.  The  Eclipticke  lm,9r  waj  efthe  Smmk  \fb 

tearmed,  beeaufe  Eciipfes  hamn,  vAen  tbeMoem  k 

either  jn  conimCHon^  êppojttwn,  vnder  tUt  Une^, . 
Ediptique:  com.  Beknùnt  tê  an  Éelipfe,       "^ 

EdiffelWEfdiife* 

Edyptique.  M  Ecliptiqttc 
EcoOeté.«Efcoulet£.    . 
EçoDorioe,  &£conomie.  su 

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Ecbilè.  «sfEfcofle;  tf  (ff^MwMie^r. 

Ecoûé  :  m.  ée:  £  Cmtaa^wtaUedjmlbmt  â  Unie, 

Ecouër.jn»  enrtâB^eMtefthetaik',Seebemaàf, 

Eçphnde:  f.  A  plaine  decUuaikn^  expeftieii* 

Eara&n-^r  fifcraêr.  '^^Il^fy'  ,    .  -        . 

Ecreté  :  ».  ée:  £  Ttpfed^vnerefitdi  wh^e  fp^  mf 

'BjaAotbKSxtCreiiées(ÉtremC)      '  v^i, 

Edhfè:  tAnexté^fifetnmgffréOilutiafliiiifhmmi 
a4ampe^diimpe\npêttamâiMnt, 

Ecftatique.  l»  an  exufie-,  See^e  Extatique. 

Eétiquet  com.  m  a  eenfiÛMtkni  êrM  efm  BeSMit 
fèiiff',Thevmdproperfypgfûfietlf,baèitnâUi(Mafgf 
ftof  k,tbat  h  centmmerf  k$imiedvm»»ainri)& 
OmueiiMfimiaBedHemeliejeebegiÊkmbpomul 

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Edifier.  To  edtfieJbuHd;frame,ereSlJiioid^mâl(e  v^(i- 

njthiâgJbute^eeiaUy)aboufè,     r 
*  Tell'  herbe  s' édifie  de.  ufet,  tr  planted  by-,  it  bni, 

or  comes, vp  of.  /  ^ 

Education  :  £  lfnrtnre,edncatton,briTiging^p. 

Edué^ion:  £  Anedu6lion,leading,draw'mgout,bm' 

Vftlfirtb.  / 

Efaifte:  m.ée:  £  Topped^rnibofetopiscutef,  tru- 

Ipemdorvne,    ,•  '"  /       ■• 

Efàiner.  To  top,  or  cut  the  top  if,  a  plant  ^  to  tal^e  dtwnt 
thitopcf 

^   erioi^e»  fièvre  ef.  An  ague  that  continuet  tut 
dap,  '-  '  /  '\     ^     ■       •  •  ■'. 

le  comSpeal(eable;  rvbich  may  be  vttettd jit  Cit- 
ified in  wurdu  I  ■    ,  .■   / 
Efij^é  :  m.  ée  :  £  Defiieed,efaced,ra^,bletttdtet, 
"^          ent  :  m.  An  effacing,  defieing.  ra'^g,  blet- 

^trngeut.    '■'■■    ■-■■  ■  C  -■  -'^    ■   '  ■:■■ 

Eflfacer.  To  efface jiefiue,ra9^jlflat,riib outjmpt  awej) 

^'toiobolilb,  •■•■■; /:i> ■.■,■:■■;■ -■/■'•^-  ■  -    ■■  V 

Eflfâré:  m.ée  :  £  Slfored,  ama^d,afiemed -,  »ilde,tr 

,   gbafilUefloof(t,aiè/lifimrbed/noueel^aUered/liJlt^ 

teredjor  put  into  pafim*       /        ' 
BSnaeT,Tosliare^ma^^errifie,^aSjf^e,pert>irifi 

^'d^per,putint9paS^n^^^-       - 
Effauroudier.  To  mad,  ma  ft  wù9d^liitt'^,wild,fitrcè, 

€rueU',têèxa^ate^êtfhU.fii»tiS^^^^ 

Quiyeùtprcndrevn<Meau^tf3netie(Fatoucn^ 
Vvoy,  Let  net  bimangpr^hatwotddtal(e,a  bird,  ^ 
Efiàflure  :  t,Adefiuemmjfa^',blet,bbtnei  adafij/r 
fireketbrougbathingwrktenjer painted^    %i.  > 


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îVJ/ife/^^,  ^^^'^^»  caf4ji/ig,procmng,d4]patching.^ 
Effcmination:  f.  /<^  effemination^  or  cffcminacie-y  a 

xfi,mjni^ngj'^cal^^ingyTPJ/Uoni'3^ng'y  amai(ing  rpoma- 

'  Effcmiiie:  m.  ce:  f.  Efemmate^TMrnaniJlj^tPomanlil^e^ 

beartliijtyWealieytcndery  delicate  \  that  hath  no  bardi- 

nefjc^thatcan  endure  ne  t)ardnel}€. 

Homme  cffcininé.  À  weal(bjgymi!lipfp/c'/!fuaU  and 

replied  goofe^pulingôï  faint-hearted  calces. 
Eftcinincmcnt.  Efcmin^tefyy  I^om,mrjl)^y\ip0calt^lyy 

tcndcdy^dcluately.  . 

Eft'^inindi*.  ï"^  efeminatc^rpcal^chymrJic  daMlie^tendery 

mc^quainiyVt^omjniJJj. 
^JS<^.li.^yïldyil(ntijh,giddieyVûood'^G^^ 
Effiniicé  :  n '•  ce  :  f.  Afianced^hetrothed. 
Klficace  :  f'.  RlJiciicieyfvrcCyCJj\£lualnejJe  y  venues 

Punitif ^ablcncjje.  •  *  ^ 

tni:àccm:ilt.  Voràbly.^ffcCïually^flrongJyy  throughly  y 

p'ihib;:.viîh  cfjkaàe^to  fùrpofe.  "i 

Eifiwacicufcment.  t5W^V^  cjfeCîuallyyVCry  forâbly^rçitb 

'  tnuchjïre^îgth^tn  great  furpofc. 
Elncacicux:  m.cutc  :  /.  A//?//  ejjeâuallyfircibleyjirongy 

nf'f/iuof  po'ivcrycf great  ejjîcAcie.  - 

^9^;\mi'Jllf^^icntyCaujh 

l*^iif,)vIjihlyprocin'ing^onelffin'Jbin^. 
£!Ïî.^iaI:  m.  aie:  £  Reprefcniïngyrefembling^alfoy  be- 
'  !^r^^jjgtôanima^e^orf}j.:pc. 
/Efi'i;^ic:  f.  An  ini^ge^piUurey  figure yCounterjhity  lefem- 

u  Ufi'^ycprepntation  ofajhapc^or  fiat  are. 
'.  Vznàu  en  effigie  Ha!?gd  in  piSture  \  if  an  offendory 

rvhfe  ftult  dejùrucs  hangingy  efcapey  yct  is  hây  b)  thé 

Ciijjomei  of  Franceyadiudged  ta  thegallowcsyond  his 

pihure  hanged  thereon  y  Afigney<hat  rpbenfoeuer  he  is 

ttl^nJjefliiUbetruJfedvpinperfon. 
Effigie  :  m.  ce  >f.DrarvneyfguredypourtrayedyCOtintef- 

fritcd/.efembledyreprefentcd. 
Eiïigiçr.  To  figure ydraxPypiHurey  pvir tr ayy  counter ^it y 

cxfTcffe theformey  repre/cntthe  fhape^maJîe  a  true 

Y^Mlance  ofy(by  paintingyCaruing^or  othèrmfe.) 
Efhlé  ^  m.'ce  :  f.  RaueUedy  vnxvoundy  looffined  y  alfoy 

i^câh^medyorloofc'hangled.       -  . 
Effiler.  TiÈ?  râueUyVnmndybojfc  j  loofen  j  alfbyto  rvea\eny 

f^^loofentheioynti..^  .  ^   #        . 

Hfla  iche.  (Cheval  effliriché.)  Sjrayedintbébacke. 
Eilknquc  Mil.  ce  :  f.  «  Esflanqué,     ^      "*     ^ 
^(^^wanz.Deflorvringy  alfOy%l(immingou€r^ra'KtngA' 
^Mfon. 

EtTiearc: iii.ée: f.  Deflowtedyor dépYiued of  jlovt^jersy 
^'/^ï  yk.ummcd^  gone  kghtl^  ouery  gra's^d  akng  on  j 

^'/3,  rai^^d  a  little  v  whofe  beau  tie,  or  befipeeces  are 

me. .  ;'  -,.-..  v,  ■■:..;:  .,-v\v/v:  :    •••.^■-  ■  ^••••"■ip:' ,,  .:■  ...  ■ 

Effleurer.  7>  deflovpre  ;  orydcprius  of  flowers  ;  ^ //S,  /^ 

M*nyOriakfoneli  the  top  of  y  togra^e  alongy  as  a  huU 

^^^ntUcJideofawall)  t^goe  lightly ouer y  osa ftone 

.  ^^ihtxpateriatToy  to  pickcoÀtfieigbtfy  the  bejly  and 

^litrjicefuUpeecesofathing,^^^^'  / 

cllorcfccncc  :  f.  The  outward  {kcCy  or  fUperficieSy 

J'^'l ''^mo^  riade ,yùiltifi^  orsifinniy  ofanylbing], 

^^^,^^f'cnofthebèdiiithttwyicbn^^^^^^  mbli^rsaf. 
^^^bt^mgy&tbe  Aaiufuh^UfUepiUgifromfcab^ 

g J>:icî:  m.ée:  iiwh9f4b9ttùmeubehtenoMtAp    i. 


ypithout  meafurf. 

Effondré:  m.  ée  :  f.  Paunchcdy  bovpettedy  or  drawne-^ 

bur^openyjlrucliCth'oughyalfti.nsY^.nionàxv. 
Chemin  eftbndré.  A  w^y  fuU  of  hoUsy.ormyrie 
Jloughes }  a  verie  decpCyand  dur  tie  wjy. 

Eobndrçr.T^  bowell ^paunchyarav»  the  guts yor  g^.i  bage 
out  nf:      • 

Eftondrer  vn  cheval.  To  Jl/illCy  or  thrt'JÏ  a  horfc 

through  the  beliu^ 

El^ondrer  vn'huis,ou  vn  vaifll-au.  To  vh/P  open  a 

dore  y  to  l^nocl(Cy  or  beat  yO  ut  the  bot  t  or/?  e' of  airjcl/. 
Errondrille.7  ^^  groûdybottomcylcesyor  drt^:s  cf  /itjuor. 
Eftorcé:  m.çc:  (.Indcuoredyiibot'edyîr.iuclUdmrvïib 

v^tmoflforcCy  flriuen  in  wnh  might  a;ui  mu'uic.     • 
Eftorccinciit:  m^lndcuoryÇj^c  \  aslixïon.iy.moi.) 
Etforccnicnt.  hamcfllyy  veher/ietlyyiriih  ^//  hh  nnghty 

wrth  rrcjt  indcun'Mrymth  tooth  andiîfiyle, 
S'Eftorcer. ToiiidcnoryUboYy  iirfvrce hipnfi[fe-^îo  fri::e 

Tvirh  Wight  a>HÎ)naine  \  to  zfe  his  vtmojifircngth^  apr  • 

ply  all  his  vigour  y  imploy  hi::  rvhofe  power. 
EfTorcillons.  Àccnaiac  difcjfcyor  diJicmpcrHturcJn  a 

Haukes  tongue.  '  *        . 

Errort  :  m.  An  effort  ;  indcùor-^  iahoi&i  traueUy^pamcs- 

tal(i)ig  'y  a  (Iriuingfor  a  master  rvith  rvljolcfirce^'pow^ 

er^tncancs.  ^  . 

EftOrt  dc  gens  dc  ^wznz.A  violent  affauliya  furie  :t$ 

onfctyOr  attempt,  '       . 

TûiïccnOTtàXoofervioh2ceyOrdoopei^ro7igZ';:to. 

Ils  font  leur  effort.  They  doeivbat  Ij^s  in  ihcm  ;  tbcy 

dqe  their  befiyàr  worfl  ;  they  do  per  firme  their  vtmojiy 

oYythey  are  at  their  height  offirençth, 
fctrray.  ^5  Eftroy. 

Effrayabîe  :  com.FearefiiUyd/eadfiUytcrribleyhideouSy 

horrible. 
EflFrayablement.  /;?  a  fèairefidlyand terrible  manner. 
Effrayant:  m.  2nX.Z:(.HideomyfiaYcfi4llyhd7rideygafl- 
lie/rightingyborrible-y  alfôyaffrightingySl^arirjg,f?,7yi',7g.' 
Effraye  :  f.  A  Scricheo^lCy  o^ychcfijvnle  ;  anzhfucliie 

night  birdyrvhichinjhapeyCotouYyand  bignis  rejimbles 

a  Citclioe. 
Effi:ayé  :  m. ec  :  f.  A^ri^HedyfrayedyS^aredyfiared'y  a- 

ma:;j:dyappalledydciuntedydifmayed. 
hi^iSLycincntDreadfdljyterriblyyafter  a  fcarèfidlforty 

in  a  horrible  manner. 
'Effrayer.  To  affright  y  fray  y  sl^arcy  fiarey  alfoyto  daunty 

t^ppallyarha':^ydifnky. 

lEffrcintcf.  A  defhuUflf  hounds. 

Effrcnation:  f.  rnrulinefffy  vnbridlcdhcâdineffey  im- 
moderate iibertieyheadlongrajhncffe. 

Efitené:  m-ée:  i.l^nbrid[è^yra(ljyhcadieydijfolutCyVn^ 
rutieydifordcredyWtbout  goiijernment. 

V^^Tçném&^VKafhlyyhefLddyydijfokte 

Efïtcner.  To  vnbridle-y  fet  at  largeyturn  loofiygiue  head 
vntOyleaue  wholly  to  bis  orvncfivindgeydireifionyOr  go- 
t^rmnenf.  ■  ■''-•>••-•••  V  ''.•>.'••:'■.•. 

Effrite  :  m.  ce  t  f.  Vrightedyâga^y^frdid. 

E^ntcr. To  af right  ysliarcya fray.  ^^^ 

Ef^oiâï  :v[i.  ici  f.  Cooled.         >^        • 

Effroidir.  ^o  coole.     ^  ^^ 
E^ox\di^c.TheUeSydregSyOr grounds  of  wneyi 

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fhamelcjfepart.    '  • ,  * 

Effroué:  m.ée:f.  Ctummeiy  crumbled^  brol(cn  verie 
/mail. 

EffroucrToernw^crumbUybreakevcryfmaU. 
Hrfroy  :  m.  Ajrightyfrare^dread^ajfrigbt,  terror^  afio- 

nijhment^ama%emtnt. 
Eflfiroyable.^^  Efïrayâble. 
EtVroyablemcnt.Ff  ^r^j^^//^,  dfcadfUUy^  terribly  ^  bide- 

ONJly.    , 

Eft roy an  t-  Hideousy  gbaJijfùUyterrible^  horrible ^dread- 
M,fèarefiiU,ftfrighn^^^       ,^    ^  "^  v 

Eftïoyc  :  <w  Eifrayc. 

Eftroycr.  Tofrjy^  s}jre,  fiare^afright-yal/pyto  daunt ya^ 
rnâ'j^^fmifljyappjllydifmay.  • 

Effruic^c  :  xn*  ce  :  ï.iybofejruit  is  crop^ed^gottert^  or  ga- 
thered. 

Effruic^cr.T(?  taliCyOrgatim  the  fruit  of.       /  . 

V.^\\q\VL  rnicaued'/firippcdyOY  bared  of  leaw^ 

Eftncillcincnt  :  m.^^nvnlcanirtg  *y  a cHttin^yOr pulling 

i  off  jltperfuou^kaucs  from  plants. 
.EtFucillcr.  Tovnleafè'ytorutypluc^eyOr  nip  off/uper- 
0u  ■/.',$  Icaues  '^  to ftripyor  bare  of  leaues.  :    '  -    ' 

Erfiici!lcur:m.  A  pruner  of  trees-;,  apuHerofleaues 
lyomtrccu 

T.\[\\scm2i\t.VrofifelyyextrearnelyyOutofmeaf^ 


or  Ipuedout, 
Egoziller.  To  eut  the  th  roat  ofalfoy  to  zemtyCrjl  uccut, 

Egratigné:  m.  ce  :f.  &tratcbed.fcrûpedy>er2tycrùu:i 

rvitbthenailes.        ^ 
Egï2it\onct.Tofcratcbytofcrapeyto  rcndyOr  tearey  rvlth 

thenaylei.  ^ 

Egrati^neurc:  f.  AfcrapUigy  or  [craubirsg  •  alfo^a 

fer  at  chyor  Utile  sk^re.     .'  ^' 

E^lt^\m.Al(indofHadAoc\e: 
Egrcgê  :  corn.  ExceUcnty  HOtab!e\frngulary  principally 

pafjinggoodyofchïefv  marine  y  of  jpeciallwooïthyone  of 

thechoffeft. 

Egrçrné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  V'ncreamedy  fleeted^  or  sliunimd, 

asmiUie. 
EpfQltQ.as  Aigre  ttc^  A  foule  that  refemlles  a  HeycTj. 
Egrngc:  m.  c^-.f.  Crummedy  crumblcdy  broliehinto] 


/ma  II  pee  ces. 

Egrugcr.  To  crUmyCrumblCybreake  intofmallpceccs.. 
Egrumcr.r^?  vnclujïeryor  pluclicfrom  the  clujier. 
Egrun  :  in.  Any  thnigihal  a7igér$  ^  or  exafperatSy  a  df 

eafe^orfore. 
Egual  :  m. aie  :  f.  EqurM^cueny  leuelli  femblablc ,  mil 

maichedyofa  Ifl^e  ejiateynatureyûgeyCondïtionyqualitic, 
Egualé  :  m,  ce  :  f.  EquallcdymatcbedylcueUedy  euemd^ 

made  lïl{e  ;  refemblcdycowpared  unto.  ' 

B^dlçmcï\VEkenlyyCquallyya[ilic.femtLîbly  :  In  intn 


î  Ethiipnif.Afiepft^^^  ^^   Sparts yinequallportionsy  inaiffcreruyyasmuLhtbccm 


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^i\ç\é:  ir\.ét:fMildy€JlmeyVnmeuidyWitboutJpleeney  T     as  the  other. 

or  gall.  EgU2Ïcr.ToequaUymaichieuenyleueU'ymalielii;CyyC' 

gû'.m.z\z\i.Equ:illyfemblableyeueny'weUmatchedy         {ùmbUyCompare.  - 

Egualizé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Equalledy  matched ^  or  made  cuoi 
rvith.  i 


aUliC. 

Egalement,  ^i  Egualcmcnt. 

B^^zk'-nuià^s.NightS'equalling  ;  or  night  and  day  mat- 
ching. 

Cercle  egalc-iiuidls.  The  Equator,  or  Equinoâliall 
circle. 

ho2lçr.TocqualI/iicn,UueU,matcb. 

Egalizemcnt.  <M  Egualizcmcnt. 

E^galizcr.pokEgualizcr.  '  ,  E^ulUôn /m.»^)>rifitf>/?i»gi  LM**,Efeuillon. 

Eg:xronnc:m.cc:(.Tr6clde>t,asajkt>»e,dimmeat  the  ^  E;juilloftncr.  Topm\e,ftmg^froMke,m^fe:Loelie, 


Egualizcmcnt  :  m.  An  equalling^  leucU'mg,  matchini, 

refembiing^al(i»geuen,or  alil(e, 
Egiiaïizct.To  match,equaUjeiunJettell-ymali_e  one  //;% 

lil^e  another.  '■:■    , 

Eeuillat:  m.  Aliivd^fT)og.fijhytbathatbti»o.lon^and 
jliffe  pt'icifUi  on  hU  bâclée. 


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E^aroiincr  vn  foulicr  .Td  tread  a  Jhooe  damte  ait  the 
neelcs.  '^         -^ 

/Egflkciv[ixc:î.Setonedgeyasatooth.    ^      * 
Egau  :  m.  The  Icffe  l(mdoftbe  baflard  Macl(ere1l  ^  or  a 

yont^one.  ^Marfcillois.  - 

E^elfin  :  m.Thc  Haddocl^e  j  as  Egrcfin. 
Egc  ncr  le  labeur.  To  run  through  their  wtnrlfe  j  to  dif 
palch  y  or  to  rid  away  worl^e  apace.  (APloughmans 
iermc.) 

E^cftion:  f.  A  voidingyeuacuationycaftingautofexcre^ 
meAtSyand  ordure. 

Egipanes.  Satyres  i  or  beafis  like  men^  but  footed  eu 
goats.  9^^. 

Egtptiaque.L'ongucnt  Eç.  ^ certaine  faluoyor  oirO^ 
mentyOfacUfmfmgfricjdtieyimdgood  topreuentmor- 

Eglilc  : f-  A  Church *y  or  CongjregaUonofchr^iam^ 
CoqêEçil(t.A iVeatbercoclie.  "-''^^'-h;.,^,'/'^'^'- 
Gens  àB^iikxburcbmexJPriiftsy&e.   Ml -.  >^; 
Très  de  îj^lilc  eft  fouvcnt  loing  dc  Dieu.  Pror.. 
The neerer  to  the (^urcbyû>e  further  frtmG^di  (f^ 

.  s']^oiiflFrCT;«.s'Eng04»ffi:cr }  #r,W  mffdfè  UJi^^^B:. 
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Eguifer.  To  rvhetyorjharppt  j  Seelf/t  Efguifer. 
Egy^tcl\c.Akindofwhkefione^rmmerâ^^^       htb 

placée  arid  red  veins yOr  fir eal(e s . 
Egyptiac  :  tn.An  excellent (Imégh  fhaYpe)ointmcnty  et 

falue  tapreuentyOrcorred  the putrifii£liony  andmorth 
^ficatmofwburidsyandfires. 
Ehancc*4jEhanchc.  '   ' 

Ehanche^  m.  ée  :  f^  Whofe  bipyor  hanchtyis  bruhfdy  er 
I       outoftoint.  ^       • 

Ehancher.  To  brm%e  the  haneh ,  or  put  it  outofiofift-y 

al/oyto  ieaue  hancbleffeyOr  cut  off  a  bancb.  r 

Ejaculation  :  f.  An  eiaculationi  a  violent  eafiit^g^fi^^i^ 

ingyl!)urlingfirtb'ylpurtiagyfirtingy^outingout.      , 
Ejaculatoirc  :  comXiaculatorie  j  cfpropertii,ûrp(^er 

nçaft.jpoutyorjpurt  firth  *yând  hence  i 

Vaiflcaux  ciaculatoire8.Crr/ai«  #^^ 

parts  in  the  warl(i0fgenéràtwnl     /^    f  * 

Ejaculatriccvcrtu  é)2/Dénrtwgja$ootaLi(>^*^i^J^^^ 
.    t'mgycaftinfLfromafir.  ^     ^^^ 

V  Ejartt : tn. éc : f. Houghedycnt efffyéèiapimèif  A 

B]9xtajroèmgbyOr cutoff attbebammes.      "   -|  ^ 
Eine  :t  The  groiney  or  grtne  i  the  part  tbats  next  mut 

è  ttir priuities.r^^rj^^^ 
EIà.rfcf  highefi  note  of  the  Gamutk 
Nous  fammjcs  au  dcflus  d'Ela,hor$  toute  la  Grir- 
tùe^e  w^ane  off  the  bhfges^  out  of  all  good  cif:- 
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Elaboratoirc  :  ro.  An  ElahratorieyOr  rçorl{eh'oufe. 

Elabore,  as  Elabouré. 

Elabouration  :  f.  Elaboration  ^diligent  labour  ^paints- 

U^k^ng  \  a  perfieiyOr  si^ilfiiU  wording. 
Elabouré  :  »*•  ce  :  £  Elaboïated  ;  cunningly  wrought  y 

&xnéll/ done  i  laboured  painfully  ^  traueUed  through- 
ly in.        . 
Elaboiirer.  'fo  elaborate  \  labour  painfully  ^  trauell 

throughly 'y  toworlic  cxafllyy  doe  a  thing  fully  y  and 

finely.    "  ; 

Elainbiquc.^/i  Alambiquc; 'Z)/j7///(:rf.        .^      * 
Elanibiqucv-^  as  AUn\hic[iKtyT(idifliUyO/  exttaâ  by 

L)inf!j(fl(C.  I    '  ' 

Elan.  A  ccriame'ivildbe.ijlj  as  Ellcnci. 
Elance  :ni.  ce  :  i.Launced^Cht^picrcedyOrprkliedmth 

a  làuncet. 
Elancement  :  m.  Acuttinfi^ylauncingypieYcingypricliing 

witbalJuncetyalfo^yrsEi]^ncQtncnt. 
Elancer.  To  buaceycut.pyickcjpicrce  mtb  alauncet\d-, 

foyîb  hii/typamc^pinch as  afiitch  doth'y  Seel^e  Hflan- 

ccr..    •  ■•  ■.'  ■    '    ■   '  "   ■'  -^  - 

Elant;oré  ;  m.  éc  :  LLangouroMylanguijhingydeiclledy 

crell'fhl/en.  .  •      "^  ,  . 

Elargir.t^^i^e'Eflargir. 
Elarmc  dc  pleurs.  That  can  tpeepeno  more  j  whofe  eyes. 

are  wholly  drained  with  njuchivcepin^h 
Elatine  :  f.  The  hearbe  called SpeedwellyOr  Fluellin  the 

female. 
Elation  :  f.  Uftinefpeyhautincfe.         > 
Eicbore.5f%  Ellébore.  -    •  ^ 

¥ÀQd.Qi\v:m.  Ankle  êloryacbufèr. 
Elc6trf:  m.iuc  :  f.  Elcclu^yfubieavntqcboicty  gotten  y 

Qrpafjmgyby  clcCtion.-  ^     • 

Eleétion:  f.  An  eleôiionyor  choiceyachufmgyCuUingy  or 

picl(!ng  out  ;  atfoythc  P^^i^^^yor  circuit  of  an  Eku,e?r 

genera^UafJefforofSubjmies.     • 
Eleftorat :  m.  AnElc£lorfhip ;  d  chufmgy  or  eleâiing-y 

or  the  Yi^tyor  porter  ofeletliortyfuch  as  thefeiten  £- 

l(flo7iof'th€Empiychjue. 
Elc(^re  :  m.  Amber  wbereofbeadsy  and  bracelets  are 

niadc'^a  Ifo^  mixtute  ofgoldycoppety  and  a  fi/t  part  of 

Elcduaire:  m.  An  Electuaries  amedicinabU  compofi- 

t'm  m.ide  of  choice  drugSyand  offubfiance  betweene  a 

^  fy^rife  and  a  confer ue ,  but  mere  enclining  to  thU  then 

Elcgainment-  Elegantly ^elocpientty y  neatly^cmptfyy 

^^^'iinilyyfinelyjpoUtely^rimfy 

Elegance  liEleganciCy  eloqtéemt^damtie  ^eecby  neat 

^orài^choice  ofiearmes^àlfiycomptnejptyquaintnefje, 
^catneffeytrimneffiydelicacie^finej^^ 
^^^^^ntElegani^eloquentyfinc-JpolienyChoice  imvordsy 

neat  in  t carmes  j  alfa^  compta  quaintyJpTtice^  trimme^  ^ 
^^tie^eticatc^lne.  A    -^^  •. 

*^Cgiaquc.  ElepacaUyiietm^iiè onÊk^èi  lamen- 

*^'^gie  :  f.  AnElegîe  j  4  mournefuU  vÊfèyPoemCySongy 

tleincnt  :  m.  An  element  j  éss  roatêryeàrthy  fire yor  air e\ 
^Voya  rudiment  y  or  firftpr'mcipte  of  Art  j  the  ground  y 

^«^entairc.  ElementaUy  bebngmg  toelementiyfudh 
^{^^SPmciples.  M 

^}'  i  ^OndofGimmey^  Rofinfssfbme  witt  baue  it  y 

a!!^ '^r''i  *^^'^'*^M;  y^hkhkân  exeeUent 

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fajhionofanegge.  /        .^ 

tJeoindi.  Afrveet,  and  fit  liquor  that  ijfnes  pom  the 

old  trunks  of  certaine  trees  inSynct. 
Elephangiiics.  UrtawepUti  (h  l'hyfiùjns  tcarmd  fl\ 

or  dczïon\^tihus)gOûdtofuiJ/^îhiiiibcf!vrruuh  ard 
tohelpedifgcfUon.        '  \  /'   '  ' 

Elephant  :  m.  An  Elephant.  "*        , 

hlcphantdciTxr.4ki/?dofg7catLdJ}er.     > 
Elcphaiiteau  :  nu  y^yon^i  Eltphunt. 

Elcphantin.  Elcphami^ic^cf  or  ùc!oî?gj/J2,tc^rr:  .l:^^ 
phant.  #   "  .    : 

Elcphantique. /-^^/^^T//5  5  infiÈicclwïih  a  /r^;r;/  .     * 

Eleu.  A  gcnerjll/tfftfjbr.ofihc  K^f/rs  Aiiii  s^p?:d  5/r.  /V 
A/ Ci  in citcry panlcidrr Cncu'!t^Vfpui)iLC^ vi  D:ucilfv 5 

EIeyati(Mi  :  f.  An  dcnationfifnngjjcauing^holdlig^te 
fingorrcaringvp'^.LrnlieEûcvation. 

Elcvatoirc  :  in.  AfiLleuatone  \  th'triflrument  vphcre- 
with  Clururgions  I  ft  vp  the  brolf^en^and /un^c-  /;/  purts 
ofihe/cuU'y  and  draw  out  buUets^  or  haUe-fjot  ib^is 
cntred  buta  little  way  int  0  the  fufoyOrburn  s. 

Eicvcur  : m.  Araijcr^ov lifter  vp.  " 

Elice.  The  fignein  heaucn  called  Charles  rvaine^orVifa 
major.  - 

¥.lkic.  A  fierie  vapour  dravrnc  from  the  clouds  :  Rab. 

Elider.  Tojquajhydjjh^  breal^e^  (plit^  or  hit  agaihjt:^  to 
pound ^orifi Am pe  'ytofquec^^orpreffc^  toflrilie,,crdapy 
out;all0ytofiranglCythrottlCyltific. 
S\  Elxciordc.  To rife^or  buïfi^ pout  of 
Elider  la  production  de  lap4[rtic  adverfc.  T/iuifi  to- 
conucjTyOr pur loine  from  an  aducrfaric  his  chiejijicui' 
dence^or  proofs  \  thereby  to  weaken  his  caufe. 

Eligible  '  com.  Eligible  y  toMclcâcdi  fity  orlilfey  to  be 
chofen. 

Eliminé  :m.€C:£  ThruflyCafiyhurled yOrpnt  cnt  ef 
doorcs  J  alfvydivulged^orpiiblijhcd. 

Eliminer.  TothruPyCafiJhurleyorput  ctttofdoorCy  alfo^ 
to  divulge /n-publéjh  abroad.  ^ 

Elingue./^iZi^g.-^Norm,  '  /  • 

EliK.asEùïrCyTochufc. 

Eliieflamonnoyc.  Topare^dipy  orcutymoney  round  a- 
bout  the  hcmrrje.  : 

Elixe.  ^intejfencey,  or  tie  yhilflfophers  ftonc  j  as  £- 
lixir. 

Elixir.  ^inteffénceyorytheEhilofophersjlone\  or  one  of 
the  names  thcrerfy  fame  tai^e  it  for  the  chymicall  porc* 
der  ef  Production  j  (the  word  originally fignijies  fir  ce ^ 
pr0rength.} 

TWt.  (the  feminine  cfWyOr  luy)[he. 

Eilcborc  blanc,  ivhite  Hellebore,  linger t ,  iJeefe- 
roort.    ,    .' 

EJleboTC  baftard.  The  hear b  Oxe-eyé)  alfbytbeblacf^ 
hazard  Hellebore: 

Eilcborc  noir.  Blac^e  Hellebore  i  vohercof  Gerard 
defcribes  fhure  l(inds  ;  the  true  blaci{e  Hellebore  j  the 
bafiardyorwild  blacl^e  Hellebore  \ireat  Oxe-heeUyOr 
iyeatmldblackjt  Hellehofre\  and  the  ordinarie  O.v^- 
beeUy  BearesfbotySetterrvorty  the  two  iajl  are  alfo  caU 
led  Lorvfie-graffhyand  Lowfe-worti. 

^cbotmc:f.fyildrpbite  pit  bore. 

Wîfi.  bailler  les  dices  à  vn  cheval.  Tagiue  aborfe  the 

^eadi  togallapmthbridfelaidonhisnecke.        V'    ^ 

]Ellcnd:  mfTh'Elke^a  moJlfiarcfiill^r;)€lamhuUkejlrong^ 
fwifiyJhort^ncclftyandJhafif'hoouedyrPildbeafi  j  much 
tfoublei  with  the  falling  fcl^nefreyiwdfbyreafon  of  the 
ixt/aordinarie  length  of  his  vpper  lip)  euer  goingbackr 
wardasMij'a^^th;  (fome  report  ^at  hufkelegs  are 

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T]odiQT.Xq:h(>!]cnyOr  mal^c  too^c\  L(?(?i|;r  Eflochcr. 

Elo.cqucr.  Tojl^ilicoff^  {a  yvovd properly  v/cfi  of ihhigs 
îbataYcfirmclfiûyned  together.) 

Eloifc:  f.  /Highlmng'y  alfo^  (wetaphoricdUy)  a  little 
(paceoftiwc.  - 

Elope,  ^i  Elopicn  ;  W//^^  l^irdcfSca-fihvpbefefinnes 
a^  e  turned  towards  her  head  ;  fi)ec  lines  in  the  deepe 
PamphilianfcA  -,  tvhe)ijhcfs  tal(cn,  (which is  but  feLs 
dome)  the  fjhers  croivKe  thcmfclues  with  garlapds, 
and byive^hcr  tojljore  rpiih  ioy/iilUl;pl^uf€s,  &fcund 
of  pipes  ^  lwpi/;g  theyjhdli  banc  good  luclis  fir  a  long 
tm?e  after. 

IcXo^XQW.  A  l^rd  of kumtleffe  Serpent. 

Eloquence  :  f,  eloquence  \  graceJuU  Jpeal(tftg ,  fivcet 
vtterancc  j  tearmcs  choicely  forted  ^  readily  deliue- 

red.  '  'y 

Eloqi:: iU.  Lloqucnty  rveU-Jpolien^ofafrveet  dcliuerie  y 

ivhlirrerds  arc  choice,  vtteranct  gracefiUyJpecch 

rr^!t;\{:::f:'jlc. 
Elourdc  :  in.  cc'  f.  Dullcd^ama\ed,  ajlonifi^ed. 
Eioii rdcr.  To  dull  ;  dally  ama'x^ynjlontjh.  .      ^- 

Kloylc.  *r.^  Lloifc,  / 

Elucidation.  -4/j  élucidât  Ion  \  a  clce/c  manififiationyOr 

expffition  ;  anoitli^ardjhining. 
Elucide  :  m.cc  :  f.  Clcered^  r^ani filled,  made  brighiy  c- 
:    uidcnty^i<f avant  \  cxpc'ff\dy  expounded. 
Elucider.  To cleercy  man:fi(i/ndl(e  bright  yOr  perfpicu- 

oîiVy  to  expound,  or  expYtjJe'y-alfOytojhine  outward, 
l^luc^the  wild  Fine  tree. 
Emaceration  :  f.  Anamacerâtion  \  lca?jenejfe,  or  fil- 

ÙMgàwjyinfleJJj  y  or  as  Emaciation. 
Emaciation  :f.A pulIingdownc,or rnal^ing  Uâne\a fhl- 

lingawayinfiejh.         ^  ^ 
hinzcic:^.  Le annejpr.  / 

Emacié  :  ir.cc  :  f.  Made^of  grùwîc^leane. 
Email  :  m.  AmeU^or  Enamell. 
Emaille  t  m.ce  :f.  Enamelled.    : 
Emailler.  To  fwjiwri/.  - 

Emaillurc  :  f.  An  tnamcUing^or  rvorl^e  enomeUed. 
Emanation  :  f.  An  ijpnngyor  commingfirtb-y  alfo^apub^ 

UcatiêMof.  _^— ^• 

Emancipé  :  «n.  ée  :  f.  Affranchifcd^ade  jreeyfet  4t  li- 

bertie-y  alfi,  dienated^fhadt away, put omr ioanom 

ther.  '■  ' 

Emancipcr.T^  afranchifi^difmificjmalfefreeyfet  at  li^ 

bertie  -,  alToyta  alienate,  pajjeamayy  mal{e  oner  an  inte- 

reftyorpojjejlion. 
Emané  :ro.cc:f.  PtHeededyiffuedy  flowed,  ot  come 

out  from  y  alfOypublfhcÂ,  dhulgedyfpredahrosd.' 
Emaner.  To  proceedyïfucyflow,  or  come  out  from  j  alfo, 

to  publjjhjlhulgneyjpread  abroad. 
Emant  :  m.  Thi  Adamant ^or  Uoadjlone.       "  ^ 

Emantclkment.^  mantle  j  a^o,  a  kmantling,  or  co- 

uermg,aé  with  a  mantle*     .  ;^   ,  ^^  ^^  v  ^ 

Emanuer.  ds  Emanciper  ;  Or^o  manumt.   S^J  * 
Emarge  :  ro.  cc  :  f.  ^oUd^  argmtcd  m  the  Mar-  - 
gent.  ,     .   .   ^."■■■^^'^..^#■•^••■H ■*■•;■  W^ii^N 

EmbdbilJc.  vn  courcilan  bien  cm.  weU-f^o}ftn  j  ^t 
hath  tmgue  at  viU^  that  wants  no  Babil.        ,  JP 

Bnbabionnc.  4»  Embabouînc.    --  '. 

Embabouïnc  :  m-  éc  :  f.  CuUed,  dtctiuedy  befitted, 
made  AcbUdtfybr^ughtmto  A  fioles  Varadifi^ 

iEmbabouîner.  To  deceiue,guu,ride,hing  into  a  fiels 
Paradire'ytopiie/iul(evnt0it0vftliifeacbild, 
S'Ëmbaboiùncr*  To  befit,  or  décerne  bimfilfii  to 


hriïjg  himfelfi  into  a  fioles  Tarâdifc,  âlfoyto  le  rredlm 

'  \yitij  niattets  he  hath  little  simili  m  ;  crfiolifUy  to  n>/;?^ 

'  himfelfi  into  a  bufine[fe  which  he  is  not  aile  to  get 

well  out  of.  ^  * 

S'Embadurnofer.  T^^;?;?o/>//^/>/f/^. 
Embague  :  m.ee  :  h  Ben  wi  lit  d  j  fin  ijhed,  imichcd 

bedcctiedywith  Jewels.  ^ 

Embaeucr.  fofinrjijh,  inrii h^or  decide  ivith  Ji ncls. 
EriibaiDonnc  •  m.ée ;  (.GaggcdybegaQgcd. 
Embaillonner.  To|<i^j/^f  jtf  e. 
Fmbaler,  &c.  ^<î  I: n  bailer,  &c. 
Emballage  :  m.  Ihe  pa  cluing  zpefwarCyCr  manhan^ 

diCe. 
Emoallc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Vackfd  zp,  rfiûdc  zp  hi  pacl^cs. 
En\bd\kT.7opacl(ezp,tcmalievpi7ipûil^(s.        ^ 

Emballer  quelqu'un  ^'unirGufTc-^u.  loptaycica 

finetrid^e-ytoferueoneaprettiefoiich. 
Emballeur  :  m.^pacl^ervpcfwares.  ^  • 

EmbaraSj&c  ;  ^  Hmbarras^&c. 

^nbai bouille  '  nr.  cC  :f.Bcraycd^Lcft;:c^yçd,lctrhcd^ 
biSpoftcdyLefrirrjcd. 

Embarboqillêr.  To  bcfay,  tcfn.care ,  tcjjct ,  be 
gumc.  *  . 

Embarque:  ni.cc  :f.  Irrjbarl^cdyJnlargiicdyJhippccI, 
putorgotajhipboord. 

Embarquement  :  m.  Anjmbar^hig^  l^kj^^^^ip^io- 
ing  a  finpboord,  putting  into  aflnp  yalfi ,  an  inibcr- 
guing.  ■     1         ^'" 

Embarquer.  To  itribar\eJhipyget  or  put  on  fhiplccrey 
alfoytoimbargue^  to  fi/iiiijhyort^ 
S'cmhzzqUQï.  To  tal^eJhipyOr  go  c?:Jhilboord. 
S'embarquer  cnvn cntvcifï'iÇc.  Tozndcrta^e ^en- 
ter into^oY  mgage  himfelfi  in,an  aâlion^to  mal^e  one. 
S'embarquer  fans  bilcuit.  Tozndertak^  en  enter- 

'    p/ife  ivithout  helpes  to  beginyCrmeanes  tofiUcw^it. 

Embarras  :  m.  A  peficrmentyintricacicyperplcxitieyccn' 
fiJwn,garboile,trouklc.  • 

Embaraflc  :  m.  ee-ef.  Pejlered^  intrkated^  intanikd, 
perplexe  djroubled.     .  * 

Embaraflcment.  as  Embarras  -,  OryapèjJcringyintû?î' 
giing,intrîcating^perplexingytroub!i/ig.  '--^ 

Eïrh2X^Ç[Qï.Toîntricateypejler,i7:tûv^^^ 
fiundycombcr, trouble. 

EmbarafTeur  :  n\,An  intricatoTy  pcj!crer,ccv:bcrcr. 

Embarré.  Heaume  embarré."  Stre  bruijcd.beatui  ih 

orJkflcncdtOytbeheadwithblcwes. 
EmBarrcr.Ta  raylcyorfet  barres  onialfijlo  crujbyb^uifiy 

dinger  beat  inward.  ^ 

Einbarrer  fon  efpéc  en  vn  Aibrc.  TofiPtnhk 

fwtndinatrte. 
Eihbarrurc  :  f^  A  brkifivg,4i»giftg,€rbeâtingit^^^^' 
Emhzs.Below^oY  beneath^        '  . 

Trapc  d' embas.I^oi|^  Trapc     ^ 
'  Vent d' cmbzs.l be pyejlerne wind.    :        ^ 
Embafer .  To  giue  a  Bafts,  crbottcme  t)r/^j#3  '^ 

gfôund,mal{e  a  Bafts  jhaue  a  botteme,  end  at  the  Upy 

or  bourne.       .  -^^     ^   -         ^    ^  ^, 

Embafixic  :  w.  it  :  f.  JKbalmidi  ârnmted^cf  drejjcti 

Ënbafiner.  To  'mbaulKtitodreffeiOtmoat*^  «*" 
'  mihbaulme.  ,  ,  ^  & 
Eir.bairadc  :  f.  Anmhepie^efnitp!gei*9h*^*-'^ 
•  baffador  accrmpcmtd-mth  his  oréimrftjr*^*'*  "> 
^  Voila  J'cmbaflâdctîctçlKpystirc.  ■  J-  . 
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^opbSijfonof{^^  . 

Éinbaftonne  :  m.  ce  :  f.  i^r/wii  w^iIp^  or  pouided  of^ 

EnàymonactS^éifmi^fiirmfl  with  weapons  yalfi^ 
to  iudgell  i  belabour^bet1maci(e  with  cudgels^ 

Embitagc  :in. The laymgofftreal^es  about  the  wheele 
ifaCairocbe&c. 

Embatonticr.ii^^Embâftoniicr.  ' 

Enibatrc.-Ttf  4rrii^,r«/fc,or  come  in  vponfuddenfy. 

Enibatrc  Ic$  bandages  dc  roues.  To  nayle^orj^Jlen 

theflreakesvntowbeeb.  , 

le  m'  embati  fur  lay.  IfeU  vpon  him  by  chgnce^l  met 

witbbimonafudden^  I  light  m  him  ere  1  was  4- 

UluycmbatitPefpeeiufquesaufbye.  Hee  thrufi 
hïmmtotbeliuer.         ^  # 

Embattagc.  4;i  Embaugeé  .  ^^ 

Embattes.  The  Eafterlie  winds  which  êrdinarUy  wgn 

about  tbeVog-dajes.  # 

EiiJ^atU  :  m.  uc  :  ùf^med,  njhed^  thtufiy  cafty  or 

come  in  vPon  on  afuddeni  bghted^  orjlipt  into^en 

vpon^ere  he  was  aware. 
Embauche  :  m.  ce  :  tlmployedyifed^pccupledjbe^m- 

idin^orfmvwiOjWorife. 
EmbaiKhcr.  To  impUy^occnpie^vfi  in  bujmefe^put  vth 

totporl^e.  .  • 

hrhzvctéy  ou  Embaviete  '•m.éci  tlmbibbed^  that, 

asacbildyhathabib^  or mocliet put befirt bis  breafi, 

to\etpehmfiomdriuelingthereon. 

Embaviete  de  machoueres.  wbofe  broken  Jawes 

hanging  downey/hued  him,  infiead  of  a  bsbjtojlaver  ; 

on. 

Embaumé: m^ee  :  I  Imbaidmed •,ammted^ prefirm 

uedmthBaulme. 
Embaumement  :  m.  An  mbaubnmg* 
^^vxmtt.Toimbaulme\  to  dreffe,  attnokt^  or pre^ 

feruiwith  Baulme. 
BLnhtc(\\ié.  That  hath  his  lejfbn^  infiruScd  before. 

L'oiféau  gazouille  felon  ()u'il  eft  edbecqu^: 
nov.A  man^dlp  tuen  tu  hu  b»^sd»  moiu^  fêj^- 
MU  "utgebm'yltmaybtalftaffUidtêAljrmtfy  wb» 
*'f'>frit^fiebthiubmt'mé,fUêésfirhU  Cti- 
tnubetttr  nwwft, 
J^i»>ocquerwRr Emboucher \  Tome  m hk kjpm be- 

jorcbând. 

tmbdii  :  m.  !e  :f.  Jmbeltfred^bmtiMi  pÊnùthei, 

^bellir.  U  mietUfi,  buutifie  ;  gêmifli  Mnt^he- 
tj  TT!l>''«wwrt;p,y?<M/  tmtttbeepe.      *i;s  *" 
'^mbellif^ge:  m.  AnmbtU^n^tmifjmiyieci^ 

tnjbdhflcmcnt.  «EmbdlifËige)  Or,  «»k 

>  E|ïïbclliff(cnient  de  maifoiu  Upiufint  tuft,  tir 
^^Vtrta^fftmngneerii  prâbMt^abuêfii  tat' 

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ail  ouerwitb  butter,  ' 
Em\xz2TS.Aumesgceântbe^liee:^^oh. 
Emblaré  :  in.ée  :  f.  Sovm^  é  field,  mtb corne  ^  a!fo, 

whofi  corne  ii  fufupa  prettie  heigbtalouegnund. 

Emblavence  de  bled.  Corne  jfnrung^or put  i>p,aprtttie 

\betg^tiiboueff0Mnd\or,tbe^nnimg,orputtmgvp  of 

cortte* 

^xth\zyà.ToJiw0)effouHdmthcorHe. 

Emblavcurcs.  Corne  ;  wbetber growing,  or  injheaues, 

Eivbhyçmcnt.^ troubl(f,comber,peJifmem.  • . , 

Etnblc.'m.cc  :  f.  StoUen,  filched,  pïlfired^pur{o'med, 
mbe%eleâ. 

le  me  fuis  cniblc  de  la  troupe.  1  fitin\e  out  of  the 
companie,  *  .  * 

Birihlt<oeur,  Alluring,T»înmngJieart'fl^aling. . 

Emblée  à  l'cmbléc  Priuify,  clofily,  byfiialfb,  mtb 
two  fingers  and  a  reacb.       "  ^^-^ 

D'emblée.  Subt'tfy,  craftily ^  vnderbaad,àt  vna- 
wares. 

Emblematurc  :  f.  An  emblenù-^ng ,  ormalfing  efEm^ 

blêmes.  ■<- 

EmMeme  ••  m.  An  Srhbleme',  a  ?i£lure,êndJhort  Pefie,' 

exptéjfiHfJhme  particular  conceit. 
cXmAtt.to  fiéaU,  filcby  lurcb,pilfir,mmme,  puftoyne, 

imbeTMaConueyaway: 

Emblème  :  nu  A  cataplafme,or  Voultis.    \ 

Embleures.  Corne  fianding^  hanpng  by  thjtroots: 

Emblic.  A  kind  of  round  Mhrabolan,  wbertanth  t^ln- 

diansjir  want  »f other  tbings^netbeirleatber,a»d 

ma\e  inlfe  andblacl(mg;  neuer putting  it,  at  we  doe, 

(and  as  they  aU  other  Mirab^oMs)  vnto  Fhyficall  v- 

Emblocquec^Ia  Cupidique}  autant  que^  befbng. 
ner. 

Embobclinc  :  n).ce  :  fJBotched^  patched  vp',alÇojie' 

ceiuedfgulled,befftiled',wh»feefes are  bleared. 
Embobeliner.  T»  betch,  tvfatchvp  ',âl/b,  to  deceiue, 

luUjbeguUe,bkafe  the  eyes  of. 
Emboëttute:  fjin  imboxing^putiit^ma  box^éu  Eta- 

boiture. 
hxhoïre»Têimbuejnoifien,bgdeawi  alfh,  t9fil(e,§r 

drinlfevp. 
Emboimnient.^£mboitemettb  . 
Bnboifter.  T»  imbox;iaclo/i,  i»ftrf,fiifle»,  put,  er 

fiut  vp^  witbrn  a  b§x\a^jt9  iaynt^  elofe  together. 
■   S'Bnboifter.T**  euter^n  be  isKbuUd/ua  lefi  tb'mg 

mthin  a  greatn,0r  met  tbingmitb'm  another, 

Emborfiure  :  f.  ^v  BlDib<mure  ;  ^Aifo^he  fmu  of  plate 

of  Tronic  y  tbatlfêefistbeb^ofÂwbeeleftmwea' 
ring,    _  :  ■  ^^  ^  ■^■■y  i/j4i^t>f=-i-^  ^^  ■        ri  ■ 

Emboîte  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Imbêxed-,  hifmtd,  inclefed,ente' 
rtd^put  within  a  bluer ^  ather  timg  i  dfi^yned, 
bounds  0enedt0geweti^       ",  V 

Emboitemenc:  va.  dnsmbèjànynmclofingmtbina 
bigMTf  *f  *t^9  ^^g  »  "V  fncbfiftenit^  ioyning,  or 

Einboftcr.<«Eniboiftcr,  •" 

BcvboltittCii ^nineboxiitg',  'mbfng,enteriniArin» 

fkrtim  \(éuefene  bmtemtêtbeboUtmeisdoJ'anêtber) 

tmyfuàt  eomiatim,  clofing ,  ioyning,  orfafien^of 

.  thintt  ttietberi  alfb^he ieynt, part,  bone^  «r tbmgjè 

Embolitaial  :  nu  ale  :  f.  Added^  ad^  vnto  ayerti 
9rinaeafkdjuthiyeare,byfima^dgpes, 

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$:cnnbourber.  Têfiul^efiifim^  be  b&^^^^ 
mMd\  ëlfû^c  C0rrkpî^  Wâx  ihul^ey  mtuhit  htû  ^. 
oj  âd^ndjwi  vsLtcr  that  riants  ^ ^Ti$ltêfrtàiL  .     ' 

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d  nuer-^  )  «A >./c  >ics5f ,  tteater^fiprre  iâf  tbefcÂ 
thf  dftsim  tfawîrmty  mfvnfc  naer.) 
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j      >»  0ffM  ps^jfr-^mÊnmtTK^mertMre, 

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rj  ^{!^-fri£w,wbét€mtki  Mit  rtJUtbyàii/i Bit,0r, 
tkemmh^MBit, 

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amfy^ifatheJ  hmff,  .^ 

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£;K>oticlietire<f  TncRinrkR;.  ThtmaKAtfttrim 
men  **f  pf*c*  mkereât  Urmu^  emf^  kjè^,  îau 
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5ffi|<  Emboucher. 
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Einbouté  :  m.  ée  :  £  VlAnd^^tSei-y  ef/u  Hcbouo; 

.    mkèfjid.  • 

Marteau  ctnboutc  d' argent.  Ttffei^tr'amtit, 
the  ettéymtb  finer,  ^  ^. 

Erpbouti  :  m. ic •  f.  ExtendtdyretcM,  fhretAéitins 
edfe^jpi^ed^  étam.  eut  with  papery  ^e^taTeej»- 
kiffed.êrlfêniîUJy  râifed/mUy  wremibt  wish  W^r;. 

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erkfthife  ;  â^$^  t$  iràm  mt  wrthfifesi4*>^P^^^ 
Wttbpâcktbreêd^wheace'y    -  -* 

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EaatxMJtiiicment  :  m.  An  extewJbtg^euVmf^^ 
iMitiaiMUiyêrêifing^miÊéefiBi-yÊ^ê^êfêi'r* 

érgmmge&lwithfi^ei,  ^       . 

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£n^x>utoir.ivBoan»-.  » 

fimbouzc.  «  EfflboirfiL 
Eirfx)yfliffc.<»Ejnboiture.  ' 

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BïTJbncéeT.Tê^9^keéeek!twitbti*^«^' 

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furpajftngùfothns  j  âljû^  a  rifmg  vf  abone^êr  Ifcarmg 
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^\TaTi2Ïgv\v.T0  mâl(e  leahejo  flarueyto  pine. 

'^    S  cminai^rir.  Toprarp  leane,  waft  in  fle[h ,  JuU  a- 

Emim'i^rifCaVit.  Mulling  I  fane.  | 

Fminailioie  :  m.  ée  :  £  Swadledyfimthed. 
EininaiUotenient  :  m.  A  fwadung ,  or  4  wrapping^  in 

(ivjlhebands.   "  *. 

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bands.  '•'■.■..      '  '•.::."""'    ' 

Em:iiailbnné  :m.  ce  :  f.  Hâufed,  fiimijbed  mtb  a 

Eî?  lî  nailbnner.  Té  houfe  j  /o^«/  into^orfimtjh  with  a 

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'-.  the  dcirt^e  of  a  Maifïcr  ytb^t  Ugrowne  04  fwtmngtn 

anArtohniiy^ialler/,''  '    /■  /^-s-^yp^' 

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Eift!naIadir.Tb;97^i^77rijj^      \  ,.      *        "      '-r 

Einnialice  :  m.  ée  :  f.  F^^  cf rancor  yOfPtalice^  enraged 
vnith  Jpight^yerie  dfipightfiU.  *     • 

'  ^minmsssnt.  Maliciêufly  ragingy  or  growing  mjich 
%:■    ous.    •■■■•-■,•  ■■.*..  ^-'"''^  ■. 

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'  Lafchç  anmanchc.  UTJeyidUyfUthpiU^o^a^^^ 

^bUJtooffticjntedy^^  ,:-i^i:^-r'- 

.jEnnriailchcr.  To  he  lue  -^U  fe  ta  ha ft^or  handle  oni  (0d 
t;  r  hence)  alfijLofet  in  order  y  btmg  tntofàjhicny  mâl(e  as 
^     hfhoujébe.^^  *  ■■''''■r:0 

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Ç  bandlej  ai/i  y  the  vpperykft,,  01  fetting  m^^fa 

:■  -^fi^/^vv  •/:r  ; ■  ; 

Emmanchoir  :  m.  The  hole^  or  ej^e  of  a  batcbtt^&c^ 

whereinto  the  handle  is  put. 
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^' ■• .  ^tanna.    \  •'     '  -a    ■. 

&ninanotcr>  To  manâcUi  to  bgndfkfty  or  tie  the  bands 
togetber.  ^ 

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Emmarotc:m;cc:f.rf4ri»gtf  Scf/tfffj  ar^afioUi 

bable.  ^  ^^ 

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Emmairer.  r^f^i^  atfi^éu 

Emmartdc  .rgLjccitPaimtûaUalùufoip^^^ 
perplexed  win  a  TifiUJfe pa ffiam. 

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fom  part  of  the  vigor  of-,  alfoy  to  mntifie,  maiftfidt 

wither ^icay.  *  ^    ,•      ^ 

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Enmiatrcle.  Hearfe^treulkdwUbap 

With  cold  :   ^?ic.     .f 
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verfitifiyto  incorporate ^or  confirme ybj  oatb^  tu  a  SocU. 

tie.  '  ♦'•  V.,*  -  ^•*.--  ■"•^^-  ■ 

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bearbesJhoughiSyOr  May  flowers.     ..  *      «'^ 
Emmcchc  :  m.ce  :  £  Furnijhed  with  match,  or  ^candk. 
^  weel(r  alfoyfhufed.       -  ,. 

Emnicchcr.  TofUrmfh  with  a  matcby  or  candlcvrccl^f  j 

alfOytofnufe.^^  '\    ,       / 

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fiire y  &c  :  ^Kzb.  ^  *. 

Emmeliore  :  m.  cc  :  £  Bettered ,  improtied ,  amtUr 

^  ded. 

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Einmcnc  :  m.  éc  :  £  tfii  Amcnc. 

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Amener.  ^  /        • 

Emrnencr|>ar  force.  To  halèy  puUydritggt^fiHt 
.to  come  away  with  him. 

Emmener  vnc  chofc  à  fon  proffit.  To  mal^epofiu- 

ble  vfe  of  a  thing  ;  to  deriueyConueyy  cr.  draw  a  tbwi 

vnto  his  owne  benefit. 
Erhmcnote.  ^  Erhmanote.  Aftfwc/^i/. 
Emmentelé.^  Emmantelé-,  wrapped  in  a  clo\(^m'^ 

redyas  with  a  cloke  ;  bemaniUdybeclol(cd. 

Beuf  emmcntclc  de  novc.A  blacl(èyOr  blacl^JhQxt^ 

a  blac  l(C 'bodied  Oxe.  m. 

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bacl(CyandbeUlcate  ofadarl^  afh-colqur-yWecallhti 

aKoyfton  Crow.    ^.     .  ^      \ 
Emmcntclcr. To coucr with^  to wrapMylf^lolif ^ ^ 
*     mantle  ;  to  clolfe,  mantjcy  bemantle. 
Emmenuilc  :  m.  ee  :  £  Small,  or  made  fmaîl\^ctct^ 

meatedyin  little  peeceSyOr  parcels.         ^ 
Emmenuifcr.  To  ma^efmaUy  to  peecet^ealcy  tp  itiutt 
^  into  little  parcels^oYpeeces. 
Emmerdé  :  m.,  éc  :  f.  Beiurded  i  berayed  îrî/i  rr- 
'    dure.  .      ■  .•  .   \y  •/'•'*' 

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s'Emmcflcr.  To  meddle ^  t§  déale  much }  tohup^f^^y 

intanglcbimfelfcwitb.  '  - 

Ba\mern2^(^x.TùfetAboufey9rho 

■       tê  play  the  good  husband.        * 
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EmiBCublemcnt.  Furniture  y  or  y  afurnijhing  wùo 
mouabfes.       -  ^  ^    . ,  ^  V 

Emmciiblcr  fa  maifon.To)5nwJ6  bitbettfewttbflup. 

protdpm^uables.  «b^ 

EmmcurCT.  «  Eminwer. 
Eminî.  Tbroughyor  in  the  middffl  of.  \  \.,u 

Coorrir  cmmi  les  rues.  To  rwme  ahng^àbm^^ 

fireetf. 
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Efnpaint  :  n^.te  :  Ç. Violently  a fTailcd.^d^^^^     f^P^^i^ 
>l  JEjripaintcn  met.  Entrcdfi^^^  alre^^f 

Em^2Ïé:w.(!:e:(.lntpaled,orfJ.if 

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hrnd]rv:ih  a  mïtiame'^alfo.^btmHJjlcd^wrappcd^or  lap- 
j-    j-r^ r/i?^ mthin(warmr)clothes.^^  ^  ^  ^^  '  ■- •      ^w  f . 
.  '..  Emmiufl^r.  T()  put  on  Ins  mit  tain  es  ;  tâ^oueYyj)y  l^eepÊ 
,  -^  rv.irniebis  hands  vpith  mittiwcy.alfo ^to  hemtffftèj/tdey 

rvr^ipyOr  lap  zfjjls  v^lc  bodie  mtbin  (warme) 

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v:'0^nr  rvïthin  atvali  ;  'flan\ed^or  Mfènded  by  rcaÛt 
'M't4^:^2ïcr.ToTfhmre^rxvaUah  into  a 

'^^•ill^  or  between^  trrorpalls  j  to  fan^è^ot  defend  wUh 

l' Jmmui^îé  :  m.cc  if.Mttffltd.  c'  /        -  v  '  '  "  .  ' 
\  l^riU^Qv:  To  muffle.^       '      ^>:,:*  f     :  \-  , 
&ninu(quc :  tn.cQ:i.Memusl(cd,perfiimedr»it^  musk. . 

^o^km.  Softening^^ 

EmDllir .  Tojofien  ,  moÛiftc  j  "^md^  gèntU  ,  (^y"^>//- 

Emologatîon  :  f.  \^n  admijjion^ aUowance ^-aj^pf^pue- 

IJx^er.t^iirap^Yol^tion 

Eînologut  r  ni.ée  :  tAdmittcÂ^aUohed^accepted^éip' 

^Touedcf^àfftntedyorconfentcdyvntd.,     • 

-cmolooucr.  To  admît  winter  t  aine  ^acceptyapp%pue^  aÙ 

^^^of'^toconfentyoyajJeM^rtto.  . 

'tmolumcntim.  Emolument  ^profit  ^commodities  be- 

:^^'hmne:,:' ,^         ^■■\Mr_  '  ; 

^'^nctoire:  m.  ÀnEmunllorie^  akerneSi^         cf:^ 
the  bodie  that  férues  for  thtvoyim^pfpich  humors  Ms^ 
^^r^P^Jiuou^inyOr  è^enfiue  vnto^principaUyOr  noklfi^ 
:  Pf^t\fiich  ht  vnder  threat  es  fir  the  bit  aines  ^iif armé 
FfJ  ^r  /Af  /^tfyf j  anithegtome  wjhare^  the  liuef^ 

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Empalctoque  ?  m.. ce  :  f.  Muf\cd,oy  hpttp  -aboiU  the  - 

thinney  as  mth  a  Cajjvcl{e.^r  G:jherdinei'     9     * 
Empalin  :  m. asV^mpiin',[Orya^lit;le /panne.'     .        * 
Empalmé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  St7ucl{en  vp'ah  th  pait^we  of,  the 
hand 'yhît fill jvr tal(enright  (asaBaliJwîthan<fpen 
^  hand.  '     ■-  -  '-  :      y    '  ♦-■  :,"*  •■>"v,./;^'  •      '  ■'.  '  -^ 
EmpaliTjer.  ToJîril(e'(or  boxjivith  the  pàulme  oj  the 
^',  hand  -yiohitfullyOr  ta{e  right  y  a  Bail  y  &c  y  rvith  an  o^ 
penhancfy  togiueafound  ivhinety  orfitUblow  thcre^  \ 
>  rvith.       :r      .  .  ^  -  ^    ^  ,.      ■ ,  ^' 

Empampré:  in .  cç  :  f.  Vccl^ed  mth  Vine  braan- 

Empan  :  m. /I (panne.   ^         .  «^^ 

Empanaché,  teptumed^  fiafhered^det^^  adérfit(^^ 

fiucl^ey  crfetoiit  mth  fiathm^^^^ 
\:  ■■  _  vaearingyOYhauing^a  plunft^'i'^iiM^  '0: 

Armèt  bien  empanacHé*  '  «^djfl 

*ErnpanagCv<*ï-Apptnh%e,ii0^:*'f:''*î^^ 
JBrt»an€Té*"j^ 

Etnpanné.«'J  Empenné.  FM//?err^/.  •   ■>■ 

Empantouflé  :  m.  ée  :  £  lmpantofed,orwearinifan' 

Livre  cmpantoljé .  ^  s^^^'  »^''^  ^  '^'^^'  f <»- 

Empaqueté  :  m.ée  :  f.  '^i^'t^e  tf  w,«r  i»/»,  4/«*«, 

bmdUiopfàrdle.  ^  ..^    p     % 

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matchcdyequaUjmaned'^  no  way  dijparagCjdi^y  her 

Emparché  :  m.  ec:  tlmpoimdeâ\  put  Into  a  pound.  , 
Emparé  :  m,  ce  :  f.Seifed^caught  hold  of,laid  bands  §ni 

gotiniohUpof[*ejfton^OYf^otpo[feffionof^  ^  J^  ;'  • 
^nv^ZïQïï\Qni.U  feifmgyor  iajing  bands  an-^  a  catching 

holdyOf  talking  pojTcJfion  ofi    \  V 

Emparencc:f;î>^;^^  :  ^ 

Emparcntcr.  To  loync  in  l(mdredy  to  mal^e  one  ofl(tnne 

.'   toanoihcr.  .     \  -.^  ■  ■:-■■(  '■'>./;  :■■/       v-     ^l--^^'      -^ 
Emparer.  Tofcifcyorlayhandson-yto  catch  holdyor  tal^e 
V  poffef/ionofy  alfo  yto  ajfembUy  or  gather  fm ces  toge- 
ther fvr  the  per  fvrmance  of  one  pufiyOr  brunt.  ^ 
Eniparfijmé  :  m.cc:  tPerfimed^fweetned  with  odors. 
El  npaifi  inier.  To  perfume ^  orfweeten  with  odors. 
Empii|l|^i]ioiiimc  ^îcncinparlé*  i*i  eloquent ^orvpeU 

Emparl^rî|Iencc.  Admbejhew^  or  Iheaking  by 

t  EiTiparffëE:J^ 

hmpas  :  It),  Shaclfles^fitterSyOr  papernes  firvnruliej^  or 

vnbral^enhi^s.  * 

Êmpafté:  çH.'^^      Cruftedy  or  balked  hard  ylfneàded^ 

putyorm^aemtopafl^^intpafted.    ^        ^ 
Empaftf  lé  t^.  ce  :  f.  Crammed  (as puUein)witb  rolls 

:   ofpâfi.^]  ^f  :  -  -d-.'-        ■■  .■••■■.     .■■,^.'  -. 

^        '^ ililnt :  m.PaJî'yOTy  a pafiing , V>r  bedawbing 
\^s\oryamal(mgofdoughm^ 
^  itX^^I(neadyOrrrfalieintodpugb^  topajl-y 

tfbitdiwbi:tpith  dough  yOr  pafi. 

Einpaten^^ 

1^^  :  m.  écif.FuUcfy  loa^denwith  (Pater ^ 

''  >i<?/2f riji^^B^tf rfsj  hypocritkallyfuperfiitious  j  /fctf t  fetf /fe 
d^pân;e  of  Beads  yOr  is  neuer  without  a  paire  ofBeads^ 
at  his  girdle^ 


Empennachc.^tcrpanaché.  ^ 

Empenné:  m.cc:  f.  FeathcredyOs  an  arrow.  -   ;   ' 
Einpciincr.  7  o  feather yos  an  arrow. 
Empennon  :  m.  The  feather  of  an  arrow.  ^ 

Empereur  :  m.  ^«  Emperour  j  i://i,rfce  Sword- fjh. 
Emperier  :  m.  ere  :f.  imperially  helongingyOr  lil^e^zn^ 
to  an  Emperour.  -      i  ^  m\       «# 

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■     and  commaund  of,      *       '  ,  W  . 

Einpatté.^EyFfpatc.     ^^       .  -         ,        ,       . 
Empattement.^^  Efpatenicnt. 
Ençaulmé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  impaulme4jfilljf  gfiptdyfeifed^ 

or  fallen  into  tbe  hands.  »  "■*  , 

En^aulmer.  To  mpaulme,  to gripeyfeife^y  fill  band 

ottitotakeintohithand-yalfo^Ettlj^^m/ac.       /    *. 
Empavoife:  m.  éc  :  f.  'Defihded,Jhietded,coueredtCr 

(hrnvdedvnderarargiietyOrTarguet-fiHce,    / 
s'Em^^y oiCcr. To  dé  find, jhield/>r  coutr  tbemfilues'^ 

tvith Targuets^         v   •. 

EtTnçzyfct.Togrtn»  natutal  to^f  inward  mtb-ffo  tbrhte, 
or  profffeTfinjOs  one  ifya  countrej,  ,  '  %  *  ^ 

EinpeaUi  to,  M  Intfe  to  graft. 

Empeigne  :  t  The  Urre-pinms  of  a  puce  ofèasl^e.  ' 
Empeigne  :  in<c:  f.  Tafteaed  within  the  teeth  ofâ 
combeittifè,fcratcbedvntbacom6ei(MKih.aiEttï- 
^iegc  y  infiiaredijafjfojpmned/u  the  barre  of  a  peece 

ofeatl^.  .  ..-ï.-,.w  5*   '^  •>■  '  ' 

Enipci^er.  To  combe  •  t»yrtci^>  rwjttâtch,  éep, 
currie^mtbacombe. /f  J  *' 

Eitipeigner  Icbout  d'  vnc  dbuyc.  Tophmetbe  bar 

ofa peeteofcaslff,     *'  t    ;  "  -  -     •    '    - 

Empcinte.de  cerfcmpcintc.  ^  tbUpfix  at  this 

tSoci^l  at  this  verie  nffiemtySeekf  Empaiiice  . , 


dùmedyOrfet  thieve  with  pfarle.^ 

Emperier.  To  impearUyOr  bepearle  •  to  inrichy  decide  y  or^ 
fet  thicl(e^thpearle.  '     ;         "  '        -     ii  f 

Emperruqué  :  m.ée  : f.  Imperiwiggcdy  thatwehes  u 
PeriwigyQr'Cregorian.         ^     r 

'Emi^t((^z:  m.  écif.  lmpeachcd\  let  y  hindered  ^  pef- 
teredy  incomber ed  ;  alfo ,  bufkrbujiedy  occupiedy  m- 
ployed  ;  alpfyfeifedy  entredypon.ot  talfcn  into  his  ome 
bands  ;  affoy  withfloody  or  {ept  badie-y  iilfo^fhuty  or 
dammed  vp.       ;  ^  \ 

Empelche  dc  fa  pcrfoniic.  Fnweldicy  beauie-bod'h 

^   edypurfe,gYo[Je.  ^     ^  .       ,.  .^ 

Toiftrine  empefchéc.  Stopped  ^  ohjlru6ledy  or  trou- 
bled with  ebfiruLlionsy  and  (more particularly)  asm 
Poiftrinc.  ^^      .  "^ 

Faire  Pempcfche.  To  be(or  fecmeyyerie  bufie^ 
to  befiirre  himfelfe  hard  ,  in  a  matter  y  alfo  y  m^ 

Vousfaiftcs  bien  dc  V  empelche.  Tou  ma{eai 

though.  ,  * 

Empesche-maifon  :  m.Jl  trcubU-houfer^a  la^e^vn- 

profit  able ^àr  comber fome  guefi  ;  one  that  s  good  fir  no- 

things  fit  fh  no  impioymentyin  a  boufe. 
Empeschement  :  m.  An  impeachment  ;  $  tety^ôp^lm' 

deranceyïmpedimenty  obftacle-y  di^urbance^  con:bèr^ 

trouble  ;  difficttltie  j  bujineffe  j  alfo^  with^aridmi\aU 

fo^fhuttingyordamrn'mgvp. 

Empefchemeht  4c  fic£  A  feifingyOr  feifureofan  en- 
/    trie  made  vponya  fic£ 

Empelchement  dc  pcrfonnc.  yhweldinejfeofbo* 

Empclcher.  T(>  hinder  Jftyharre  y  fiop  j  impeacb-ypelicr^ 
itouble^difiurbeyincombtr  j  bufky  toyie^  hold  occufitiy 
kte^t  imployedi  alfOytomthfiandyOrr  l(eepe  bacl^e  j  alfi; 
tojijutyordammevp.  ^^ 

U  nc  peut  cmpcscher  Ic  fief  moui^ant  dc  luy.  Htt 
Cannot  fe\feonyOrta\eintohispofJeJfumy  the  &c. 
Qui  peut,  &  n'  empeichcpcchc  :Prov.  Hefinm^ 
that  may  ^and  will  not  y  hinder  euiU. 

Empcfc:  m.ée:f.  Starched i  alfoyhauihg  âWberkyOr 
ioynedto  a  wberleÇds  ajpindle  hatbyOr  ts.)   v 

Empefcr.  r^T^^T*. 

Empctte  :  m.  éc  :  UnfèRedyOr  vipted  with  the  plague  y 

aqoyplaguieypefiilentypeftifirous.    : 
Empeften  To  infia^^vifit  with  the  plague  i  to  fet  the 
plague  miy  pue  the  plague  vnto. 

Empeftrc  f.A^eflerimnt^incmbrance^m^^^ 

bieyintanglement.  ' 

Empcflrc  :  m.  éc  :  i.lmpsfiered/ntricatid^  mtangUiy 

Empcfticinent  :  m.  A  pefierinyntrkâting^^ffi^l 
troublingyincombfing.  y    «  ^.  -  r        -^    ^ 

Empeftrer.  Topefieryintricate/mtangle,  tmf^f^  ^*; 
comber.  y  •■...j^:\:.y-,         •.     ,,,.:..n:^t)''^^,  v  ■  ' 

Empctuofiie  :  f.  I^^e  Impciuofirc»  ^^ 


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Emphafti" 

exprefe.' 

Emphatiq 
Emphyte( 

was  rvhti 
oryan  efiû 
ment. 

Emphyfcc 
other  con^ 
them. 
Emphytcc 
Emphytei 
Ejîiphytei 

Seigneur 
hisrents. 

Empiece. 
Empicgc  : 

(n.irc.    ' 

Empicmç. 
Empicnnc 
Empierre 

Coeur  er 

heart. 
Empierrer 
Empierrer 

Efripieté.  1 

poHnceSyé 
ches^alfo^ 

fin. 
Empietern 

douches  ; 
L9olie  Em 

Empiète 

tome  of  A 

Empiéter.: 

pouncesytû 
by  to  catch 
ri?))t.  .  . 

s'Empiet 

fiet^ 

Empietté.^ 
Empietten 

boîîorine  of 

Empiett 

pilar.      : 

Enipieture 

whereby  it 
§npillé:m 

EîïipiUier  : 
^  ^ith  p'iUer 

Einpînc:iï] 

^^npitanct 

J^t^J^dei 
P^oporti^n 
fi^iwbi 

^^fiuream 
ther;  andi 

^'^ifdiaioi 
P^^iffm 
authnkie. 

npirè-àl- 
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Mondç. 


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Emphaftiquc:  com.EmpbafticaU^^  J?^t^»>^  done  with 
anEmpbaJis  5  (bencej  alfo^vigjSTM^yfi^^^       çarnejî^ 

expvejfe.  ^  /    .  ^ 

Emphatiquctncnt  EmmaticaU},  efeâuallyr 
Eiîiphytco(c:f.  7hembl(iHgofa  thmg  better  then  il 

was  when  it  was  recfiuedy  land  improuedingoodneSy 

cï^an  eflate  vpm  condition  to  improue  it  j  an  improue^ 

ment.       -     •  .  • 

Emphytcofîcn.  A  E  armer  ^or  one  thaUal^eth  land^or 

other  commodities yOn  conditm^to  bettCYyand  improve 
■    them.  ,  ■     .  ■   \  ■».  ,        .  /      ■,  .  ■.  z' 

Emphytcotc.^  Emphytconcn. 
Emphyteuft.  as  Emphytcofc.         -  ^- 
Ejiiphytcuriquei^^;?cc;  ;• 

Seigneur  cmphytcutiquc.T/^tf/ r^i/?Vr  improuesy 

bisrents.  ■    •      ■  '      ■  \"      '^     ■■    ■;■  ':    •■•  ^ 
EmpxQCÇ.  Not  of  a  great  while.         >:: 

Enipicgc  :  m.  ée  :  f*  Enfnaiedi  ta\enyOr 

fnarc.    ' 
Empicmç.  ^jEmpycmc. 
Empicnnc;  dc  foulict.  Th'vpper  leather  ofajhooe» 
Empiarc:  tn^icilf.  Turned  into  Jione.  ^ 

Coeur  cmpicrrc*^^  obdurateyhardyjlonie^orflintie 

■  heart.      .    ;,•  .  ^.■■'■••;';  '/■  *'•  ■ 

Empierrement  :  m.  A  turning  into  flone.  ! 

Empierrer.  To  turneyortiansfvrmeyintoftone. 

Efnpiete.  Pawed.pouncea^clawed^  talented  yihàt  bath 
poHnces^&c^alfoyfeifedJbeld^gripcd  in  clawesyor  clou^ 
chesy  a^o^vfurped'yalfoyintangledy  or. fitter ed  by  the 

fin.        :  •  .^  ;•.,■  ■^-       '    -...r"        :.'  ''^  ■  \ 
h^>ktçmcnt  A  feifingygripingyholdingy  as  in  clawesy 
douches  \&c\an  vfurpatton  of  another  mans  right  j 
re%  EmpicKcracnc 

Empictcment  d*  vnc  montaigne,  TbtfiotyOrbou 
tome  of  Ail/.  P  • 

Empiéter.  To  feifeygripeyhold  within  tbepaweSyClaweSy 
pounceSytalentSyChuchesi  to  fét  firward the  fiot  ther- 
by  to  catch  at  a  thing  j  alfOy  to  vfurpe  another  mam 
rkbt.    .  -  ,-       ..  ^: 

s'En}pictCï.ToJètteryenfitareyinfa»giè  hl^felfi  by  the 

fiet.  . 

mpiette.^  Empiète.         .    • 
Empiettement.  ^  Ejnpictcmcnti  Alfoytbe  fiotyor 
bottome  of^  and  hence  i  n 

Empiettement  dc  cohi^nc.  The  BafsyOrfiot  of  a 

pillar.  .       .  . 

Empicture:  ifbe  fMtingtOr  bottmeefa  thm^^thepan 

•mertby  itftands  tn^r  u  pstUd  m«/inotBer  thing. 
gnpiJlé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Piledyheflped  on. 
^ni]^ïllicj::m.çrc:{.BepiUered-yfetôn  plUersx  mâde 

^'npiné:  m.  ce:  f.  turned  into  a  Pine  tree. 
^i'npitancfc  :  £  Animpairingy»r  impairement  \the  wafi, 
^f'^  decay  of a4bing  fy  vfè,  orwearin^;  alfi.,  the 


-J—'  t  tmijpemteiD  pan  ofputery&  copper ^  or  oy  ey- 
'»«•;  (miinpeecti  officer  ofuA.fnenep.at»elft 
^P^^ofcopptY. 

mff?  "î-  ^  tmpvreyor  EmperUi  alfb^empitei  împe- 

'    ^r?^^^^**Pf^»*^«'*^^fÙ'^>  prebeminencei 
„'^^»yruU,gouernmenf  î  tbi  bigbefi  éimtie,  the 

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rporfefhr  the  wearing  y  imba fed.  ^ 

Empircmcnt  :  m,  ^/ Eropirancci  Or^a  growing  wôrfe 

andworfe.  v 

Empirer.  T(?  impair  ejmbafe^or  ma^eworfc.alfoytow.iP, 

wearCy  decay  in  goodnejjèy  growmrfe  and  rperfe^  or 

worfefi/r  the  wearing.      .     .^       .      / 

Il  ne  r  empire  en  rien.  He  is  eitcnas  good  as  he. 
^  Femme  mauvaifçlijui  n'  empire,  encore  n'eÂ  elle 

pas  la  pire  :  Vioy.Alfad  woman  that  paires  not  16  not 

thcworjl  of  women.  I  >  :^i    • 

Empireinne  :  m.A  marine  of  fir  e^  fcorching^or  burning  \ 

aremaindcyofwarmfby  orheat-yajpa/l^lcy  or'fmall 

Empirique  :  com.  ^n  Èmpiricl^ey  a  Phyfiticn  which ^ 
wuhout  regard  either  of  the  caufe  ofadifafc^cr  of  the 
conflit uf ion  of  the  patient  ,  applies  thofc  rncdicines 
'whereof  he  hath  had  experience  in  other Sy  wdrl^e  they 
bow  they  will.  -  jr 

Empiftolc.  Armed  with  a  Piftoll.  %      ; 

Empiftoler.  T/'  arme^orfiirnijhy  with  PiftoUs. 

Emplace  :  m.  éç  :  f.  V^cedyplantcd.feated^  Ceiled. 

Emplacement  d'  vne  ville.  The  feat  of  a  towne. 

EmpIaCer.  To  fettle,  feat  ypUce;plant.     >  /         \     ; 

Emplage  :  m. /4  )î///;fg.  V 

.  Aufcurremplage.L^r^eFurempIagc. 
Emplaidé  ••  m.  ce  *.  f.  impleaded^fued. 
Emplaider.  tofuey  to  implead^  to  bring  an  a£llon  a- 

Emplaftration:  f.  A plaijleringj  or  daivbing;  a  laying 
of  plainer  '^  alfo^an  emplajlration-y  a  grafting  by  inocu- 
lation without  a  Scutcheon  i  andyin  Phyfiçl(ey  ib'apply- 
ingofafalue.orplaifier.  * 

Emplaifee  :  m. -/*/?/4i/?^ 

Emplaftre  :  m.ce  :  f.  Plaijl£rcdy  beplaiflered  j  coucred 
ipith  a  plaijter.        > 

Emplaftrer.  Toplaiftety  or  beplaijier  ;  to  couetwith  à 
ptaifier.        < 

Emplaftreurc  :f.  A plaiflcring^  orbeplaiflering-y  affOya 
plaifter.  ^  ^  v,  ,^ 

Eipplaftreux:  m.cufc  :f,FuUofplaiJîers'y,aifoybelong' 
ing  t$^or  feruing  fir ya  plaifter. 

Emplatement  :  tn^A  fl^atting  ;  a  laying  flat  vntd  ;  a 
malfing  broad  y  or  flat  ^  alfoy  flflaty  or  broad  y  part 

Emplette.  4j  Emploide/ 

Empli  :  ro.ie  :  f.  tiUedyrepleniJhed-y  complete  j  top-fiiUy 
vp  to  the  neel[e,mouth'^or  brinlff. 

Emplier.  4;r  Employer. 

En^lir.  Tofiltyreplenijh'y gorges  mal^ey  orflufe  vp  to 
the  top.        _^  '         . 

Enrpiir  vne  îcmçHe.  To  fer  ue y  bagymalie  her  great  y 
flUher  panniers  y  giue  her  her  paiment y  get  her  with 
yong. 

Achever  d*  emplir.  Toperfor?M,finifhyfiilfillyaccom^ 
flifhjmalie  complete.  / 

Emploi  :  m.  Vje^or  imployment  of  a  thiatf;^  a^  Employ. 

Emploiéle  :  îm  Employ  \Alfo^bHflne^eyQccuping,traf 
ficki^tradeycopsmerfe  j  alfoy^  bar  gaine  maae^pttrchafe 
bought  ;  OTya  thing  whereon  money  bath  beeneyOrmay 
beywell  imployedyâlfOyVtterance  of  commodities. 

.  Femme  qui  eft  encores  de  bomic  cmploictc.  That 
is  yet  ofatoUerable  age  i  that  hath  yet  fme  good 
Mtinberymthwhomyosyetypr^tiefifefrtm^tbii 

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Emploitc.  «  Emploidc. 
Einplombcr.  T(^  /^^ rf  j  coMtr\mth  lui  ]fit  in  tend. 
Eiîiplotonnc  :  aucc  :  t  ^^/^  t^/^i^»  tf  due,  tMdt  in^ 

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Emplotonncr.To  windvpon  eluesj  to  make  tntù  hoU 

tomesyor^to  mal^e  bottomed  of\  to  conilometate. . 
EiTTploy  :  m.  Imphyment^ vfeydgU'u occufation  of^  n^ 
^  cejTarie  bujmep fir ^a  thing.         ^         ^^  ; 
Employé  :  m.  ei;  :f.  Imployed^  af plied ,  vfei^  bufi^ 
-  ed,  occupied 'y  befiowcd^confirred^  di^ended^  layed 

;      out.      ,,.  ■"•..^:  :':■■'. '^r     ■/^'■"  ^^^■■^■•■.•■•"••'    ■'"^^  ' 

Employcincnt:m.-^«impfojfm^,tfjp^^^  oc- 

cupyïng\  abeflomngi  di^endinf^dijlribution^  laying 

Employer.  To  imployyapplie\vfeyOcçupieybûJU*^con 
.bcftow/ijpeftdydiftribHte^  layout.     ^ 
s'Employer.  To  indeuoYy  labour ,  he  earnefi  vpon, 
to  fet  hïmfclfè  about  j  to  gmeyêppbejor^ddiH  bimjeljè 

Emplumafle  :  m.cerf.  teplumedydecï(ed^adomedy 
,  garnifhcdyfet  out  with  pJlucifefiiU  ofylumes^  or  plums 

•.  ■  of  feathers.       V,        •.■■;^-it-" --^ ,.  ^^  ,   »:.,.••.. 

Emplumé  :  m.ée  :f.  Feathered^cfiathered^^fet,  fiucky 
adorned.ga^iîjjhedwithfèâtl^s.         ^  / 
Rcgnard  qui  dort  la  Matinee  n*a  pas  la^  langue 
eniplumce:  Vxoy.Tbefieeptt  fox  bath feldome^a-^ 
theiedb/eakcjhfls.  :i    .     -  ^ 

Emplumer.  To  feather  Jbcfiatherypc\e^f€t^  garnip)^ 
0  or  drefje  mihfiathers.  -  |         ^ 

Emply.4y  Employ.  - 

Empoché:  ru.ce:  f. Impoa^edyimpoucbed.        •     "n 

Empochct.  To  impoucbyto  put  into  a  pouchy  or  budget  j 
to  baçi^^poûlie^or  pocl(et  vp.  ' 

Empoigné  ;  m.éc  :  £  Seifed^griped^caught^got  into  the 

p(lylaycdholdof.  ^  ^ 

Empoigner.  To  (elfe^ipe^^chdây  hands  m^  Attach^ 

\^takefiyholdof:   ^  ï:  *  I        ^/ 

Empoitmurc  :  f.  A  handle  j  or  (be^xri  wBefeofbold  is 

tal^en.       ''•'     ^'^^   ^- '■  -•*  ■■  ^     "  ■  "    '  -' 

Empoînélant.  Vointlng  on  j  maî^nga  point  fir  ^  g$mnj^ 

'  •  a  point  vnto^  •"•-^  '  ^'  ^  -^  "^^^  I ..    • .  .•/    f/"  *• ,.';';., 
I  Empoin6ler.4;fEinpointcr.  •       ^ 

I  Empoint.bienempointdcfidre&c  Abottt^  readme. 
orlikéiie,todoe&c.     *'      /      ;       *  *^ 

Mal-empoint.  f^nhand/ome^vntrimmed^fiule^flut^ 
vfhjiniU  plight, out  of  arr  Of.  ^     -  *.  ^v  ^ 

Empointer.  To  point  on^  mal^e  a  point  foTj  glue  Offit/t 

point  vnto.  /   ..        ^  ^'       ;      . 

Empointer  Ie$  doigts  fur  le  luth.  To  fingers  Lutei 

alfo^andfomely  to  fetycouch^or  Place  Jbi  mifrs  ends 

thereon,  ^'.  •■     ,  ^      ^  .    v  ^^    ■        ,,,'■;     ^ 

Envois  :  nj.  Starchy  *  ;  «•     f       i     i^f 

Empoilbtiné  tm.  éç:  f.  P«^»ei,  mprnfoiuaiViif' 

me^m  /■,.■'• -.ill'  '■■  -'i».. 

l^npoiibnnctncnt  :  m.  ^  poifening,,  wiftipamf^ve^ 

Empoisonner,  j» />«'y5»5'»»P*''y^  ;  wwwe. 
Empoi^nnercUc  :f.  Afo^nmeffe^  «  vmnm  tl^/tf 

in^pùifons»  ..." 

Einpoilônncur  :«!.>*  ptifiaer^npùfiner,    -   ^. 
Einpoîiônncirfc  :  f.  <»  Empoironnereflc. 

£mpoi0e  :  n».  ce  :  f.  Pi«M,  bepitcbeé',  emteJ,  êr 
drefiedvt'Uhp'acb'yaifh^ttelted, 

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fisb.    •        •    ■■■•■'••■   .  •.w- .   _■     '  :     ^    .   "    . 

Empol:  :  m.  i^  ^art  tomte]  a  plâce  wherein  an  vn\utu 
fuU  Faire  u  kept.  .  k  "j^    . 

Emporté  ;m.cc  :  i  Carried Jboaneytaken^cdhueyed  a-^ 
way  ;  alfi^wbon^gàined^one  away  with. 

*^  \\^cm^onci\^ch^nàt\[t.Hehath\out'fn 

mersjout'bidaiiuflomers'y  he  hath  gotten  h yLy  bidding 

themofifirit.  *        ^ 

Emportement:  m;  Acarryingjbearingytalfinf^^urcen^ 
ueyingaway.^^ 

Emporterpiece.  5f^  Cautère. , 

Etïipoxt(:ïSocar/ieybeû)eyConueyyOrtaï[é^way'ytot9'^^ 
gaiue.get.or  goe  away  with  i  aifo^  Importer  ; alfi/o 
IringyOr  bearevnto.  •■  ,         ,  ' k^    /  . 

Emporter  la  balance,  ou  le  poids.  To  beare  detent 
the  ballante  j  to  ouerweigh^Of  wei^hmore  then.  , 
Autant  en  empoite  le  vent.  5o«7i^rfc  breath  ûlofli 
''(vfid^when  one  y  hauingjpoken  tofuch  as  heart  ^  it/ 
beed^  him  not.willfignifiey  that  he  bath  lofl  hii  labeur) 
U  fe  laide  emporter  du  yent  Hee  runnes  enfrtclj 
without  Popping^  alfo^  he  is  inconftanty  flitiingy  i^^aru 
etble^vnneadie, light  j  otfufiri bimfilfi  to  be  (vrcjcd 
ûltogetber  by  buownegiddie  humors.  ^^  ''  -j 
Le  ventre  emporte  la  telle  :  Pro  v.  SaidofAfojlû^ 
taesy  who  in  hooe  ofeafe  and  preferment  abandon  n 
knowne  truth\faidalfi ofthofeyWho  abcue  all  ihinp 
rejpc&  their  bellies  j  cr  by  an  cxaf/itée  diet  rmc^  or 
dully  their  z/:derftandings.    •    gp,  |  ;^ 

Empoudré  :  m.cc  :  £.  Beduflcd.or powdered\0elor 
defifedywithdufi.  '  .^?       ft 

Em^oxA^iti.Tobedufi^tofiUyOrdefi^^^^ 

Empoulc  :  f.  A  little  wbealeybli^tr^piÇh.r^te^î^^^ 
a  rifing  of  the  sl(inyfi4ch  as  comes  after  netmv\éc\  al- 
fo^a  fmaJl  bubble  onthtwateft-     ^^ 

Empoulc  :  m.  cc  î  f.BliPered^'m?pledyOr  z% 
^  vp  in  manyplacis.as  thesl(tn  afier  nAling\  h 
raifedyor  rtfmg^m  bubbles^  as  water  in  a  gr}at\ 

.     ofraine.  •  ••.-•^..  '•  •   ...» ^-■•'li' 

Empovlcmcnt.  SweUingly^bubbÛnglyyfuffe' 
paflylilie.   .  IP       .  ^         .  ^       1 

Empoumre  :  f.  A  bUHeredjart  of  the  bodie  j 

fill  ofwhealeSjpuwI^esJmjMs. 
EmpouppantS^iif^or  blowings  wnd  in  the 

sfhp.  ^, 

Empouppé.  Hit  in  the  foote-^driuen^or  blovmfèrwàfd 

by  a  wmd  in  tbepoope^  ^  j. 

Empcupper.  To  hit  tbepoope  j  to  ht^  blem^  wJ^iht 
,   tbepoope  ofafhip  ;  to  driuijetyor  beare fotward^^^ 

fiiUmnddotbafiif.        i>  !.. 

Vn  vent  cmpouppc  m<»  nawe,  •?W;/^f  i*y^^ 

EïmoMï\>rilmptnpUd\  clothed^or  decked  wtbpmpie. 
,  Vn  traia  empourpre  de  fang.  Died/{fiAined.  m- 

bruedwith  blond.  / 

Enapourprer.r#  rfc/*,*d[#rif  f ^r  «w^ 
Einpratgparit.  lYmt/iir^MyT/^ 
Emprointe  :  f*  4»  Emprënté. 
Bm^é^  Medome,  turned  into  a  medam^P^^^^  ^^ 

éwMd  fit  to  beare  bay.  am 

^mpiéer.  Towage  a  medawrf^  to  inftuM^^^^ 
cornegroundsyinto  medems  j  to  turwe  medm. 

BïnpTc\£néc.triib  child jc^ceinedibagd.  - 

Empreint.  TbePalfity  wbere'moMyoneoftbefideti^ 
fetb  bothjmê^ndmêtimt. . 

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Eiîiprcindrc.ra  print,  jiamptyf€t^effe,of  tbruflhard 

in '^atfoytoajjaileyorfet  M  with  violence.      ' 
Empreint  :  m.  tc  :  f.  Printedj  ftampedyprejfedy  thmft 

hard  in\alfày  violently  affaUed^fktioujlyf^^ 
Empreinte:  f.  A  ftampij  a  print ,  imprejfm^  hard 

fitting  in  I  a  violent  ajptulty  ajmious  and  ^rcibleon^ 

Emprendre.  as  Entreprendre  j  To  vndefta\e. 

Hmprcs.  Hard-by  ^neere-hand ,  clofe  adiofnmg»  (y.m.) 

Emprcffé  :  m.éc  :  f.  Frejjedypiuee^djibruflycrowdedy 
'^i^ pained  together.  *  ■  '    • 

S  Fort  emprefle.  faerie  bujte^firwkrdyfawcilyintru' 
ding  into  matters  j  hjrd  layed  tOyOrput  extreamely  to , 
hisjhifls^to hU plunges. ,  ; ,       :         ,>:/>'  ^^ 

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or^oi  we  fay.  Imprimis.        *  ;*  •     ^ 

Empris.  ^  Entrepris  ;  yndertat^en.       >  ^  *    ^ 
Emprilc.  *^  Entrtprifc.  ^-      ♦*      ' 

Emprifoiine  :  m.  cc  :  £  Imprifined ,  /^^frfiy  /fc^ 

Etnprifonnemcntrnt.  ^«  imprifinmenty  é  fhutting 

vpyafiiUyeJtrairitofUbertie.     \  # 

Emprifonncr.  To  mp/tfon,  tocajl  inprifonyto  lay  by  the 

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is  natHtallyOrhisownei  been  beholden  tê  no  bodie 
fir  it.  ■  '^;-  •  "  ■     «^       ;--,;.y  ■.  ^    .    .  ' 

Emprunter.  T(>  borrow^       y» 
Emprunter  le  nomi  d*  autruy.  To  tjf>,  or  êbufe  ano- 
ther mans  name  in  a  matter.     %.       f        ^ 
llncchoifitpas  qui  emprunte  :  Prôv.  Borrowers 

i^tfàybeggefs)arenochu(ers.  / 

^^\\oniî.  .A  pur  chaftngyd  buying.  I         , 

Empuanti:  m.  ic:f.  Befiunkey  filled  or  defkd  with 

ft^nch^perfimed  or  annoy  ed  with  ill  fauors.  '  j      • 
Empuantir.  To  beftinlie-y  to  fiU  with  ftinlf/ty/enuioy  with 

l^atlfome/meflsyperfime  withfilthie  odors,  i 
'  s  Enipuantir .  To  wax  vnfaiiorie  ^  to  Ufjme  to 

Empunaifi  :  m.  îc  :  f.  as  Empuand/ 

Empunaifir.  ^  Empuantir. 

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^^yeme  :  a.  a»  mnatd  têUtGm  ofcmupt  matter 
m  an)  f„t  of  the  bêdk ,  biU  ej^eciaUj  ketweent  the 

^^fytt.à<itmaittéMlmPmâM,f  bitbtM  beaiteni 

«^^Çyrçume  '.mMèntifMdêtmàtmUbutjn  finit 
fcl'^yw  >  «r,*»  Eropircume. 

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EmuJgence  :  f.  A  milliini^r  Hroal^mg. 

Eniulgcnt.  veine  e^nu^ente.  o.e  vf  the  trpo  maine 
brambes  of  the  hoUowa/etne  j  wbuh  go^ .  to  ;/,^  y^ines 
and  there  is  diuided  into  diuer}  other  s  \  fomt  \^  //  J 
the  ùumping  veine.'  ^-  '  m       ^ 

Bnuliion  :  f.  An  emulfion  \arryl(tndpfffed&Cy  brayed 
in  water ^nd  then  drained  to  the  conjijleme  of  an  /fl^ 
mond  miUie  ;  alfo^y  \ind  of  créante  y  or  milf^it^  ht  mor.^ 

Emut.^;^  Hfmeut*  ^  '  -^    V 

Emutiflcment  ;  m.  The  muting  ^or  dippings  of  birds. 

Einync.  A\indof  meafure\  as  Emiric.    .  '>  ■ 

En,  (Relating  to  a  thing  meant  ^or  mentioned  be fitre^fi^ 
mfiei)  thereof  I  ^Uy  U  m'  a  hi&  tort,  il  s'en  repenti- 
ra ;  a//b,anyyor  none^thereof  whence  ;  vous  pariez  d' 
argcnt,en  avez  vous  ?ié  n'en  ay  poihti 

.  En  avoir  ;  whence\  En  as  cu  t  Halt  thou  that  lasf^ed 
for  ?  hajl  thou  the  thing  2  inquired  after  /  alfo  y  a^in-^ 

V  en  2ur2.(blowesbeingvnderflood)  Ifhallbewell 
beaten  I  m^sl^ineoatwiU  be  foundly  curried. 

V  en  ay  bien  avallc  :  &;  I^  m' çn  fuis  bien  donne,  i 
haue  talfen  in  my  liquor  freely.  '  .   y  ^■ 
r  en  ay  trop.(jr  Bowlci^&c,  )  lam  too  hard  thrown. 

.  Il  y  en  a  en  ce  monde  à  qi}i  ne  chault.Tibrre  befome 
in  this  world  that  care  not.      ^  *      ^fc  / 

En  eftrci  whence  jEn  voulei  vous  cftre  ?  wiUyoti 
malfeone?  «^  ^  /" 

C'en  eft  fàia/T*f  bufmefe  is)alreadie  diJbatched,or 
,.  finifhedy(the  manis)vtter^  vndone  y  or  buta  dead 
•     man.  .      •  ••'-.     '  '  ^  ^'%-    .  '-^^-'''i-    ''•' 

Cda  n*en  eft  pas.  |V/|^iiiif)rfctf/i  «d^. 

r  en  fuis  ainfi.  1  am  in  tba  ta^ing;  fucbismy  cafey  it 

iseuenfowithme. 

Qu*cn  eft  il}Hi)atofthat?  *r . 

Que  vous  en  eft  il  ?  pyhat  is  that  vrtto you  ? 

Nous  en  venons  tout  maintenant.  fP<  come  from  ity 

or  from  doing  itybut  euen  now. 
'Exï.iReUting  to  a  place  before  mentionedyfiptifies)  thi^ 

ther  y  as  ;  Il  va  en  France-,  vous  en  allez  vous?  alfo  y 

tbencéyorfrom  thence  i  asylc  viens  du  tcmplé,en  ve- 
nez v15iisaufsii  > 
En.  Setbefore  Ferbes  of  motion  (as  in  the  tafl  example) 

without  refhence  vnto  a  place  certainty  or  fffecified 
i  :  before^ath  littUyOr  no  fignification  j  «  in,  le  m*  en 

yay  ;  en  qu^  lieu  m*  enfuiray-ie  ? 
En.  AlPrepofiticni  hatbdiuersJignifications\  su  in^tê^ 

atyOHyOr  tpOH.  *    % 

Etiamonc.  upward  i  enbas}  BeneatbJbehWy  dowfh 

En  oiptcs.AflerwMrd. 

lExi^MiâïVTbewhiU^rwhiUflbefa!^ 
Enoutxc  Moreoueryfkrtbermore. 

lExipom.(y"uliarly)iHliiUjjinfteMd. 

En  tout  aîfvenemcnt.iV'i;4(/^i^  happen^yhwwfoeuer 

it  be.    '-m  ■  ■- .         -t.  ■■_  •.^; 

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Cell  Éaut  en  homme,  en  bWlc.  Tbà  is  done  ii^e  â 

Énaim  :  in.ic:  f.  Sharpemk\  exa^erstedi  ânjpttii 

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.  w»$lfêêmâtUrtb€Wtrfe»        ,'  '  '^  î   «îr.   M' 
^haàffk.rùffmwtrfeéBidwm^         -     .: 

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Euafprir.  TtjkarfeB^mt^e  eager /xm^éU,  hmtwiA, 

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Encicqucr.  T#f«/  i»t*4  <<r/r  k£net,9r  tag. 

Encadc^iic:  m.  cc:  £  cheated , tkd m  ^  er  witb^M 

^ehâoe,  "  i 

Éncadçncr  Têànitu^ tje'mâ cbgrne.      >    > 

Encage  :  auoc  :  £  iMcsgeJy iMfhfmtd, 

Encager.  Tts^ige-^  te jhtit  w^htM  *  cdtie  ;  t»  'rnvri- 

VE  ncoilloulr.  T*  kcaar  htrd^  fiatk jm ^  m  btrd  mi 

Encaiflcm^C'C  PtuatUectfiyteehtJL  . 

Eneaillêr.  Tepajras  «  atfe^dtefL        .  ' 

Eocalocbc  :  m.  ée  :  C  Tmt  ve«rs  Mgft  viWdi jZwm. 

IEncaly  :  itLie  :  f.  Hirdenedjtr  IfriteUfdy  mt  the  si^mju 

Enicanr  :  m. raxire if  en. TêfeUbj TertfâU,  #r  Oaf- 
re  ;/;  S«^  In  cant.  .  - 

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mt  hxTie  t0  tMerbid saieher. 

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mgmgâ  6ttk,fât,Métim  k  imdbtu-, 

warmed  with  M  feme  efymt. 

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EnoLya.TebêUawtfêÊUi^ehtBtttf,  p, 

Encaver  les  nâ4s  des  poules-T*  wuiffUtet  m  WâHs 
'ArhemteitêLgfymJkjm, 

xncaTCT  les  Tins.  T».  Itf^  Ut  ébnmty  whi'n  htti  « 
.  SelUr.      . 

EncavetV:  tR^AhtBewer^aultereftbaifibetew. 
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heBmmitfe,  .^ 

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wrei^h  wttb fire.  -  .  j~ 

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fire.   .  -.   .  ■     ■    .**  .  .  >>  .  :^ 

EnccmSt  :  n\.(ftc  :  f.  GjrdfiMiiiir«ntd.jnmp*fftd. 

Voe  fcnunc  cncciné^e.  ^.4  wcnuai  gréât  v.ik 

(bud.  ,  '   -4. 

Enceinéle :  f.  lc$  enceinfles  d*  vne  efelifc  ^  cUfe; 

fr^be waU  er  unutttf^ci  ibe f  iHers/tt  itund âkmâ,  > 
thi cl^fe tfa CatbedfaB,er griJt Cbêffcb-,  alfCjMiLt^ 

".  cdnce.     .  ■    ■    ■'  •  ■  '■    « 

Eaceindrc.T*  itrd/$mfa^e,eniÙTmj»cleftj3emme  it, 
fet  aheiuwith. 

Ehccinv  m  Eoceinâ.  "^        > 

Eocdnte  :  £  ms  Encdnâe  ;  Alft^  rull^  ifi  Veere^ 

tbe  ^Uce  tf'hu  êrdaaric  hitatjKr  fajpigi. 
EnccÛc^Enfcné. 

.  lMcew(è  \¥Ttal^mcetfé, 
hsDoiràtt.jtkiMd$fwbitifi>  lBeewfe,9hià 
kmtdHai  beetmmetbftfi  %  MmJUc^. 

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g0»diiefe,xmt»thewude. 
bhoc.  tfhue  Fr£9lpMçeafi. 
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theredrtdreltmryùwude ruaidljgrti  (yUtdtain 
heUiêhe/ÊrerdiagrieFTâMl^mcewfiL) 
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!  Enchainc  :  m.  ce  :  i 
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iciaui\tt  decide  ,t\ 

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Enchalalîé  :  m.  ée  : 

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1     chmber\  alfêjnarl 

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ki»i  t9ek, 
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Eochaatonent  :  m, 
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(turwu/u  êBi  thât/brêMgb  i&ldJbêtrtfUs  lilft  d  cwXjn  u 

HnchagîîDc  :  m. ce:  £  ^Udê  miUmAêUdtypIUd  with 

\ulâMcbùlU'y[rieutd,vcxedyâpiaeJ. 

Enchagrinçr.  Tcvex^  âffiict^  msUfC  mtMçbolUlcty  fill 

w^îb  cgrefkliu^t. 
EnchaiDc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Eiuhâfnedy  cbajmedy  bound  or 
t     îyiiui^tckcd  m  inmbtà  mUbyCbayfies.  ^ 
EnchaùiciTKnt :  p.  A  cbéijMmg'^â bmdiniin^  &r  be- 

dicifiMlvNtb^chiyzes.  \      . 

EncHiincr.  T#  nckéyniy  t$  chéjmi  f#  bmdy  vr  ty  ht 

thijuî\têdtcl^y0fimubmtbch4jnts.     , 
Ef>chainurc:  f.  Acbspufri;  m cbgptt',  çbajh^'^  alfoy 

*i  Enchçibcurc.*  * 

Enchalaiîe  :  in.  éc  ;  ù  Prêppedyvndcrfety  beldvpyéu  â 

'  z^m^^  piles ^.^-^'W^jii^ 

ErkJialaHcr  vnc  vigne.  Te  frop^  m  vnderfctd  vme^ 
Encharnbrc:  m.  ce  :  £  Incbàmhred,,  làdgtdéU  in  a 
\'    cbmbn\dfêjgm'taifcdy€nil^€dwubm. 
Enchamprç  :  £  A  cbi'^tU-^  €  cuttingy  caruini^  or  ^â- 

iùHi  tocle,  /         /       -    '  ' 

Enchanac  :m.  ce  :  £  Cafdfcredy  ftjlered,  griwne  to  m 
'Ciru^eri    ■  .    •;  .  ■•  ■.   ■'■      .  '  ■ 

Enchancrer.  To  cixù(jn^  ^^^  m  oUfmrt. 
Eachantc  :  m.  ce  :  £  Chatmcdy  puhâMttdi  bemt- 

Ei^hintc-coeur.  Hesn-dummHy  bean-^mduam^ 

hancder.  Têfifpmrt  ;  beare,^,  *fp^i  ^  vûd 

_kJidxmvAetàuhok.Têtêktfw»»d. 

Hnchancer.  r»  Aarme^  mhâmrtjkmtàtj  Uure  tbe 

Enchantcries.chii  m%umèÊÊBtmewtSiéecàtSyJfe' 
^  ^>K,  unbag  triches,  fêbùB  ttmtytmti,  fiants  if 

EoAanteufement.  dm  ■■x^,artoBtfi»|^. 
£oaupdé:iii.ée:£  Qimmé^tfiecktdmtbgâT^ 

^q>^i  âiUJurttfétWUÊttrtd^  wkh  s,  bât. 
^^'^^^napder.  Té  iulfè^irémM  with  dut^ets,  êr  létr- 
^^iéfa^^Mt^êrfiiêbâtmtèthetJ, 
^^^Spf°>nt^  une  cheminée.  The  kui,w  krêéd 

^^'^i^^'pÇioiioé:  a.  ce  :  £  Bèâdté,  «r  tttked  wkkéi 

'.  m.  Ahmdmgi  stfi,  themu- 
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Enchardonne  ^m.  ce  :  £  wrerff  i,  rid,  of  tbift/es: 
EnchzTQonnn.Toweed  out  tUflies. 

Enc^aigC  :  m.  ce  :  £  ^^  commaundtd,  cbargidy  in- 
roynid  ;  pum m  cbgrft  ;  di/h/loyed,or0un^c§arged.  ' 

Ench2TgCI.Tobui;^commâiPidyiHiojnejychargeygîHe  in 
€hmrftt§dêtdtbmi.  ^ 

Eiicnargcr  V  eftomic .  To  furfrt  -,  to  clcy^  or  Oê^er^ 
cbargt  tbe  ftêmâclfe  with  ioowutchmeâi.  "  " 

Femme  qui  CDchargè .  Tbât  growcs  bJ^  orft  j  »•&•  . 
burmjheiyOrwbfofibiUuincroé^a^^ 
Endiamc^  m.cé:  f.lncanutedyfifjlhcd'^^wkereonflejh 

*  tsbredyOrmddegr^w.     ^      ^         -        .. 
Enchamé  au  coeur.  Ko^edyfirfleflytdy  in  the  heert. 

Enchamelé :  m.  ce:/.  Profped,\^rJcrfity zpBeU, aju 

•  vine.  .     -,;■.■•■  /  \  \  .  -    ^  -• 

Encharhcler  vnc  vigne.  To  prop ^  or  zndtrfct  a 

vmfn       >    . 
Ei^charner.  To  inc:tmâteyflejh,bfeedfiepy  $n/na\e  the 

fie(htrow\  AteârtneofCbirurgerie.         ^ 
Enchafïe :  m.  ce:  £  Lncbâccdjet  mto^  âlfiy  d/iuer.y  6y 

bunted  âwgy. 

Enchaflçment  :  nx.An  enchuing^or  enchàcemcnti  al- 

fOyadriuing^rhkntinffaway.  ' 
Efichafler.  ms  Chafler  ^  ta  driue.or  hunt  awaj.  ^Pic. 

EnchalTer  en  or  &c  5  to  encbàce ,  or  fa  y  in  gold ^ 
&c.'  ■■• .  ■    «^  ■ 
El\chafleure  :  f.  ^n  enchâcement\anenchacing^  or 
jetting  in-y  and  ^ticulartfytbe ^ocl^e  of  a  bandy  or 

EnchâfnOé  de  bacnuifetic.  C^ntpâffedy  boundy  held  irty 
by  a  frame  y  or  band  of  wainfcot  y  fet  in  a  wamfcot 
frame. 

ê     PrçflfcenchaffiUce.  ^TrorwPrfj^  w/fe  4  T^ 

EnchafîîIIer.  To  fet  m  i  to  enclofe^cm^âffiy  bind^  botdy 

mwîtk  awooddenframe^  • 

Ench^UPC.  I^ifce  Enchafleure. 
fiichatont}cr.«Enchaflcr;,f^fiïrfctfcf.    .  y  - 
Enchaucié:  m .  ce  :  f.  Cbacedy  purfùed-y  (^n  old 

word) 

EDchauhné  :  m.  ce  :  £  Thnchedy  or  couijed  with 

ftriw. 
Enchaulmer*  To  tbatcbyor  coner  witbjlrgw.  " 
EodutuiGnirè  :  £  Ajboomg-y  alfo^be  m^afure  of  a  foot  ^ 
'  tdkentomakeafimeby. 

Enchc.  Ji  Ancfac^         .  #- 

Encl^nurc.  ai  Enchabuire. 
Endiaittnen  ^  AditnàDcryto  fêt  wr  tbemtp. 
Enchemifè  :|n«cc:  i.C^ntrtd^clôtbedwitb^Étmtù^ 

MJhtrtyOrfimi^.  ^ 

Enchcnara:  lii.  Pint  i;^  iw»rw,^ 
ErKrhcpérWcc:  £  Sf  rii  ttf  jïictex. 

Endiepêr.  Tofetmtbefl9cl[efyÊfo^cUpJhacliUs,or 
boules  m^Ae  legs  of       -«  /^        ; 

Enchère:  £  Abiddmg^orêat-biddiwg'',  tbe  mal^or 
aferàoÊy  tbe  raifing  or  enbtamÔBfy  of  a  pricey  m  | 
PortfUoy  OMtfofOy  oebmgàmmg^  "merein  be  tbatUdh: 
mofrfirdtbmgùtocârrie'it. 
FoOecDchetr.  MyWben  one  bgtb  bid  too  nmcb^ftf  a 
tbbegyfmd  tbenwonldgofrombù  hargwmijbut  cannot  i 

^'  wboKeiDtnàdcfcSkmcbeKiSeeDTxna. 

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price  \iiudeJMli/r  pnme^ene  ;  df0,Ut  %t^  f^ 
fid  werxmf  fucb  at  bâiu  M  m«jt  i  al/i^  endetrèd,  or 
detrebf  chtr^d.  *.      ' 

EUe  ne  faifoic  de  l'cnchcric.  She  piajfednUt  the  eut- 
.  tbrcâtijbefet  net  tbedieemberci(fl$0ursiJbe  beld 
rutberwartvfrjdtere. 
Enchcric:  ÏTbe^rtjurttiue  vmo  MeUmi^nExtrâEU- 

0H\  tbe  firfi part  tfAUbimie.        '  V    . 
Enchcriincnt;  m.AH$iurpiijmx\arùlmi^9rtiiheun^ 
fini  tf4  price  ;  a  rijUg  i*  pice^a  grcmni  very  deerç  j 
ëlfâféa  aut-biddt^^  af»^  an  endttrmi^w  dette  cbe- 
I      rtfbuig. 

I  Endîcrk.  To^  raifii  «r  enbaMHee  the  price  if;  to  over- 
fryfe^er  mai^e  too  deere  j  ai/o,  to  rife  im  price,  or  £rom 
deere  ;  aljd/o  out-bid^  bul  more  tbem  another  y  alfojto 
let  a  tbmi  go  vnto  OHt-bidders-^  alfo^  to  endeerejor  cbe~ 
rijhdeerefy: 
Encheriflcur  :  m.  A  high-bidder ^  or  out-bidder  of  »- 
tbm-y  a  raifer  §r  eàbauncer  of  the  price  tftimgi^n  an 
■   Our7tpe,orPffrtfgte, 

Bachçrr^cT.athndiamct^opJb, 
Enchcrrc^w  Enchérir.  /  -, 

Enchcfiieurc:  f.  w4  chapnOy  or  chajmng  \  â!fô,i  reiOy 
'  cour fiyorfuecejijitottef  things  M^ediogether» 
Enchet:  m*  AfrUifig,  or  droppingyM  if  water,  or  of 

mettâUtbatmeltetb,    ^ 
Enchcvalle  :  m.  cc  :  £  Set,  or  lapped,  at  one  foot  ouer 

another.    '  • 

Enchevallct.  A  borfi  lo  fet^  orlap,one  foot  ouer  tno^ 

tber.  .  ;•.. 

Enchcvcflrte:  ».  cc:  f.  Haltered-,  tjted,ûr fettered  in 

a lûdter,  or  borfi-coUer ',  injnarled,  intangUd,  ma 

borfemtb  bu  otne  colter  y  atfo,  imuagted  ;  itofiu- 
'  red,     ■'■■ 

Enchcvcftremcnt.  A  balter'mg,  »  fettering  j  éi  being 
vuangled  with  bis  omu  batter,  or  colter;  al/i,  an  in- 
ueaglmg,  .    é    ' 

Enchcvcftfcr.  T«  baiter,  fitter, tpe  in  a  baker,  put  in  4 
coUcr  ',  toijtpiarle,  Mtangle,  as  a  borfe  Vfitb  bk.  omu 
coBer-,  affi,  ioinueagtei  oranpvaj,to  hifhare» 

Enchevdmirc:  £  Ab^^^^^gi^rtfinginaborfe-col- 
j^ter',  a  fitter ing,infharli/^intangSmg, 
.   Endicveftrure  de  diemince.  The  CHantle-tree  of  a, 

Cffunnep,  ■..:»»■ 

Enchinix.«tf  An{oisj(vtd]inoc.)  "^ 

Enchime  :nuce  :  £  Cjpbred',  ei^effed/rfet  immjm 

cfphe-s. 
Enchifirené:  iD.é£:  Iwbofene/ikfioptwUbacold, 

orarhewme,.thathatbtbemnrrbe,m'fê%e. 
tnchiSatx.ro  cypher^ 
Eocitc:  m.  éc:  £;r«ce/,  0aiie;ndngled,  tênered,«r 

fearedrnth',  made,fimponndéd,or  fktt  of^nfox,     U 
Enciicr.  To  wax  ;  tèeouer,  or  doe  ouer  with  làtx  ;  /# 

malfe^emnpoimdofwax,  .'^ 

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fini^fhuiting  ;  iUfo^n  entring  withm  another^  a  U^ 
'     ini^fymg^mewildnM  another.  ^ 

Ehoavcmcns.  4ii  Enclaves.    *-  ^.       «^ 

Endavcr.  To  clofe,  mortaife^  ioclff,  fety  orjhitene 
thing  wiwm  àhotheri  affi^  to  enter  mto  another  iq 
Uf,  orfy^as  feeces  offeuirailmens  land^  one  mhip^ 
tif  other.  ^ 

Endaveure  :f.  as  Endavcm^nt  j  ^,  i  fnortajfe^t^ 
mortal  fed  clofitre. 

Endin  :  m.  jIn  mcIinatronjJi^Jitwn^ddiliion/atu. 
raB  affe&ionjmJtinCtjs/t  hnnior  vnto. 

Endin:  m.inc :  £  Jncimed^bent^frone^gmen^ddi^itd 
or  difpofedyvnto.         *  ^ 

Endiné:  m.  cc:  f.  jfnçfmed^  declined  ^^  bent,  bowd, 

crokchmg^or  ftoofingdopmetpofd'^  humbled^  rcadicjr 

liltene^cfkU, 
Eilcliner.  To  intrtne^  iecttne  y  hend^  borp^  loêke,floo]t 

downeward  ;  to  dejcay  \  to  begin^f  be  readïejtojkH-^  ti 

hangtâtheground^ward. 

S'endiner.  To  cromhe^l^^  Uut;  mat(€  Im  couru- 

jies  ;  to  humble  timfeîfè  before  another. 
Endorre.  To  mcludoy  hulofe^  compajfiy  hedge  ^  imparl^f^ 

infiidd  jJloHt  in^or  vpi  a^o^to  comfrehend^mtam^ 

çomfrife.  ,^^  , 
ElxloS:rDi.Aninclofmre^inclopng.: 
Endos  :  ni,  le  :  if.  Inclofed^  ennmnedyjhnt  vpy  l^pt  ii, 

on  euexie  fide  j  imparte  d^  mfhulded^  compa^eid^  bee- 

ged  in  on  all  parts  ;  alfo  y  contained  y  compreheniti^ 

comprifed.,  ^  .,^  ^  • 

Endome:  m.  cc:  £  IncloifUred^  fh^-vp' within  a 

cloifier.  .  , 

Endoftrer.  Ti»  indoiftet^  tojhut  vp  roitbin  a  clcijl^. 
Endofture:  {.An mclffkrejor  imlofing^a  clojrjorfkf 

hedged  in.  -^ 

ftidodr.  toearth\  to  drineaFoxy  or  Connj  mtotm 

earth^berrie.  ^  ;         v   / 

Endouchen  TopomftyOrteUonej^theJhillffjy 

(anoldword.) 
Endoûé  :  m^c;  OiajUd^^jafienedypricked^lcftdwlk 

anayle.  '* 

Ic  m'y  fob  cndoiic  J  nt  inpiged  therein  to  inj  ffft^t 

bmtyOrdifaduoMitge.  ^    , 

lcsidoaa[.TonéyU^^ 

lSxK!huâmSiew.Tocl^^^ 

drme  n  najUy  otjiofn  fnm^  into  the  touch-boU  tbcic- 

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lÊÔdoucatcttApricl^inaborfesJoot..  '         .^ 
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thus  next  \ 
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fioci(e,bocni 
therootythi 

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^meting.  •  -  ^^ 

*A  dure  cncluine  marteau  de  plume  :  Pro.  By  gefh 
tlenefey  émd  patience  vh  fur  mount  aU  difficulties  :  So 
doe  sl(UfuU  Engine  f  s  oppofè  bags  of  woolly  and  walls  (f 
fo/l  eaftbjvnto  the  frrie  of  the  Cannon, 
^tldmnczu: tn.jl little Anuili.  ^  "^t 

^cochc:  i  A  nocke^ornotcb y  as Cochc^ 
Encoche  :  m.  éç  :  f.  Nocl(ed^or  notched^  as  an  arrow  ; 
alfbyf^énedytyedfaft^oàred^  a  cable j>r  a  [hip  with 
cables.  ;?  >^  ' 

pncoch^r  vne  flciche.  To  noc\e  an  arrowy  to  put  the 
noclfe  thereof  into  tbebow-ftrinf.         ^^ 
Eticocher  les  eumciies.  Tofiflen,or  ty  them  frft,  to 
meore  ajb'ipwith  them.  ^      ^ 

Encochure  :  f.  A nocl^ing^tching.fnippingynkking  ; 
alfêi  a  ^oci^y  note  hi  or  niclfe  j  alfi/ifaJlemng^rmoO' 
rirtg.     .  ^ 

Encc^r.  ^  Encucur.  "  I 

Encoflfre  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Incofred^  lajtdy  or  put^  vp  in  a 
cofer.  ' 

Bicpffrer.  To  inclo/èylayy  or  put  vpjn  a  cbejl^or  cofer  y 
&c.  #  • 

Encof^ilc:  m.  ce:f.  Made  corner-wife  \  thrufi  into 
a  corner  \  alfo^ioedged^fijlenedin  with  wedges. 

Encoigneurc:  f.  ^  cone^  or  comer ^  alfo,  a  corner- 
pteu^orpartyOf.       ■    \  ^  ^     ^ 

Encoigneurc  de  chtmn.AjhortyOr  narrow ptrning 
of  a  way  \  a  firait  corner  whereinto  one  winds  be  fire 
bi  be  aware.  r 

Encoleurc  :  f.  The  neclf-peece^  or,anec\'lilcepeece  of 
any  thing  j  alfoythe  part  wherein  one  member  yOr  pee  ce 
isioynedvnto  another  %  àndyfuch a  iayning\  (whence) 
alfojthe  fetting  on  of  the  headynechfyOr  crcfty&c  j  alfOy 
tht  count  énonce  y  gefturOy  orbehauwr  of  a  man  ;  the 
rc)he  of  a  horjiy  orjthc  pofiure^or  carriage  of  his  ere  ft  j 
âfoyi  barre  y  necl^y  or  narrow  pee  ce  y  of  land  lying  be* 
twetne  two  feas. 

Encolcure  du  bras.  Thewrifty  or  part  ef  the  armt 
tbns  next  ynt  oit. 

Encoleurc  du  pied  d' un  arbre,  the  bottome  of  the 
ft^ci(eybodieyOr  trm^e  j  the  Cet  ting  on  of  the  fooiy  or  of 
tbtroot^thereofytheneckeoftbffoot. 

Encollé  :  m. ce  :  f.  NerWj  hamga  faire Jiift^  big 
^cdieia^.put  about  the  ntclteofk 
lov^tncoUé.tfecIted  10(0  a  Crane. 

Encoller.  To  put  about  theneclfi. 

Encollurc:  £  ^EnccJcurc 

incolore:  m.  ce:  f.  TuUof  colour  s  jmuch  coUssredyCO- 

bfured allouerait  in  colosn^s.  -^^f 

tnconibrc  :  f.  as  Encombncr }  aljfhyfhe  rubb^or  rts^ 

^  incmbtidi  difquie* 
^*^cencombrc.  UolIft^Exio^yn^tx^yOTy 

^•JJ^wrcmcnt:  m.  ^'mtmbring,  pefterîng,m(h 
■   ^S»  trêubGtig',  gn  gmuyafue  -,  or,^  Enoom- 

*iOcoinbrQ..  Tê  ember^mcmber,ferpUx,pefler  j  ht». 
'  «^>  tnitUe^  ptie  much  hupiu^  vnta  j  tê  a0By  vex^ 


w«  9ffiWmg^  Of  dtcâjed  buUdings. 
encombre.  TruAkd,  ptpred,  iru 


cnconibritt J  m.  Ac$mber^mhrancOypfknnenti 


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annoyance^mifchiefi'ymUfbrtune. 

Encoitliaftique  :  com:Traifmg^commending^xtoUing 

tothesl(ies.  ^m-      .♦.    ^      *     '^^ 

Encoinmcnce  :  m.  ée  :  £  Begwiycommenctd^vridcrta^ 
l^enygoneabouijOr  in  hand  with. 

Encommenccmcnt.  A  beginning'^  an  vndcrtal(ing^or 
tal(mginhand.  m 

Encoinmcnccr.  to  commenccybegin^goe  abeuiyfaU  ïn 
hand  with.  .■  # 

Encornmcnccur  :  m.  A  commencer  y  hcmncr^vndçr^ 

taker.  \\.  .:;       ^'\  '  .■•-..:        ^ 

Enconché  :  m.  ce  :  £  Trmmedy  dreft^  arrayed -y  Nous 

voilà  bien  enconchcz  i  we  are  fait  ely  drejty  we  are 

eucn  well  handled.  :.       ^  • 

Encontenancc:  m.  ée:  £  Boldy  audacious  y  well  be-- 

baued  ;  ofafetled  countenauce  ;  fcldome^or  neuer  out 
-^fcountenance  j  that  hatb  fut  a  good  face  on  the  mat- 

Encontenancer.  Togcflnie  it-,  to /et  a  face  on -y  to  put. 

onageftureyOrbebaHior.  •  ^ 

Encontre  :  £  (a  Subftantiue)  An  encounter ya  mectnii  ; 

an  encountringy  orjhoclie  of  enemies  j  alfoy  bap,  Inci^ey 

çhaunceyfèrtune.      «^     ^  v  ^ 

Enconiljc.  (a  Prepofition)  Towards  ^  againft,  ôppofitcly  ; 

ri^t  agairiftyoutragainfi^uft  on  the  other  fide. 

Aller  encontre  quclqu'ui^,  ou  luy  aller  d  l'cucon- 

ttcTo  goe  meet  one.  » 

Encontre  :  m.  ée  :  î.lncountredy  or  Met  with  j  Hghtcdy 

or  happened yOn. 

Encontrer.  To  incounteryor  meet  with  ^  to  light yor  hap- 
penon. 

Enconvciiiancé:  m.  ce:  £  Couemntedy  conditioned -, 
contr  aded indented  vriib.       v 

Enconvcnanccr.Ttf  couenantycondition^dentyor  con^ 
traêlwtth^y  topromifevnto. 

Encoqueluchc  :  m.  ce:  £  Sickfoftbe  CoquelucboCyOr 

newaifeafi\a^/oyhoodedf 
Encoqueluchpnné-  Hooded-y  wearing  a  boody  or  Spa- 

nifl)  Capuche.  A 

ÉnccH]m\ié.Po\Koficn. Shell-fijh.  ^    • 

Encorbdlcmcnt.  as  Cothc^WyOryajhouldalngy  or 

/^ortingybyCorbelfyOrBracliets. 
Encordé:  m.ée:  £  Becoràedyboundwith  cord^ 
Encordclé:  m.éc:f.CordedyftrungyOrflringed'yfafte^ 

nedyOr  made  vp  with  cordsyOr  firings  j  al/bycaugbtyfit'^ 

teredjntangled^infimred  therewith. 
Éncordeler.  Toftr'wg^becord^  tobindyfaftenypacl^ey 

ormal(evp\  tocatebyfèttery  intangUy  ormfnarCyWith 

ftrmgsyor  Utile  cords. 

EncQlder.  To  cordy  he  cord  y  firing  j  to  bindyfaflen,  or 
mal(€  vp\  to  fetter  jmtangleyOfr  in/harey  with  cords. 

Encordonné  :  m.  ée  :  CTwfiftedçfmar^  firings  y  twy- 
nedypkited.  v      ^         ; 

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Fiicorc  pas.  Nûtyet^iiwt  that,neithèr. 
Encore  de  prèfenc  Eaen  miv/u  yet,mtiB  tbis  very 

time.   ■  * 

Encore  que,  Àibeit  thâ^theugh  that. 
Mats  encores.  But'jvr  ail  that.  "^  -  -   - 

Encorcmcs.  The  fis/tes  i>fyrine',  e^eeuty  tbofi  tBM 

fw'tmom  the  lop  thereof.     '-"^':^-'         '      -     t? 
EacomÛ:nuTbeHo0»ilsféMafief^^-^^^^^^ 

Encorné:  m-étf  :  f>  Uorned-,  trtmmi^wd^i^  ttpped 
with  home  i*ljfi^ttti»t«*  bone^oftomet  iM^^ia  ith 
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Encorner.  T^  haft^ocl{e;ttp^  trim^with  hrnesi  alft^ 
as¥MCornctcï.\alfiytopuiintêtbebêrntdnocl[€(f. 

Encorne  té:  m.  ce:  f.  Incomctied,,  put  into  a  hornet 

rvrappcd  vp^as  (pice^&Cy  in  a  comet^or  coffuim 
Èncorneter.  To  put  mto  a  borne}  alfoyto  wrap  vp  in  x 

cornety  or  Grocer  Cbffin,  fpicCy&c.    .         -^       «^ 
EncornuK:  f.  A  bafting^  tippmgy  or  trimming  mth 

borne  -yfilfoythe  hornesyor  homed  bead^ofa  beaft. 
Ericorny.  Lieu  encorny .  A  place  thats  bard  (and 

fmo^thjaéhorn^'yoryos  Pelotée. 
Encoronné;  m.  ée:  t.  crowned,     i . 
Encoronner. .  To  crovme  s  to  deckOy  or  adome  with  a 

crowne.' 
Encotonnc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Bmbajkd^  qy  ftufedwitb  cot- 

'   ton.  ;  ^  ^ 

Encotoiincr'.Tobu^baJk^tofiufe  with  cotton. 

Encotoniicrde  b^rbc  le  menton.  To  firhijh  the 

chm  withfôftyond  tendèrbaire-^  to  mal(eit  bud^Jhoot^ 

or  put  eut  abundantly^    • 
Ëncoùardé:  m.ée:  f.  ^ade  cewardlie^  bereaued  )>f 

courage. 
Encouarden  To  màke  a  cowariybereaue  of  courage. 
Encoùardi:  ro.ie:f.  Grovpne cowaidliey become  da^ 

fiardtieyfiûnt-beartedywbite4iuered. 
Encoùardir.  To  y»ax  a  cenvardy  proue  a  dafiardy  become 

faintJjeartedygrow  rpbitc-imered. 
Encoulçure.  as  Encoleurc. 
Enc  oulpé  :  ïii .  éc  :  t  Accu  feasor  blamed  for. 
Encouîpcr. T^  appeachyaccufey  blame  fir^  lay  the  faulty 

caJltbeimputationyofamMteron. 
Encoulpcûr  im.An  acct^ty  appeacbetyprornooter^  in-* 

firmer^  _  //        .     ; 

^ncoultr  é  :  m.  éc:f.Furni(hedtpié  a  cul  ter. 
Enco\ûtvcr.Tofi^iJh(aPlougb)mtbaculter. 
Encourage:  m.  ce:  £  incour  aged ^  beartened^imboi" 

dene^i^  ^^  * 

Encou^^^ent:  m.  Ahearïeningy  imboldening^  in- 

"toura^j^fftcoufagement» 
Encourager.  T#  hearten^  imbolden/mcourage  j  to  put 

mettait  tntOypue  ftomaciie  vnto. 

Encourement .  ^  punijhment ,  or  penaltie  incur- 
red.^ 

Encourir.  Toincurre  ;  to  rume,  orjkU  into  ;  to  gety  or 
procure  vnto  bimfelfi  yto  vndergoe  a  danger /ti^grace^ 
penalticy&c. 

EnCourraye  :  m.  cc  :  f.  ^tmd^  orfiimijbed  mtb  lea-' 

tbetne  thongs. 

Encourraycr.  Tojbind^  ^  fim'^9  ^ttb  leatherne 
tbongs^ 

Encourtiné  :  m.  ce  :  £  Becurtamed-y  ouer  Vfbichatur-' 
taineù  draivHe  i  couered  or  banged  witb,  Jhaémed 
byy  bidden  behind^  a  curtaine.  -    ^    ,    ^  ^    . 

Eficourdna;  ï>  becursame  9  to  draw  a  citrtiune  ouer  ; 
tocouerarbéagmtb,  tojbadawby,  tô  bide  behind,  â 

Encouru:  m.  ùê:  £  incmeifunnehno. 
Encoutçbue:  m.  ée  :  £  Armed  with  a  fiortfiiwd, 
cuttkoi. 

Encoutelaâer*  to  fwmik  ^drmy^ 

cuttleas.  i  .;    "    ;  v 

Encraifé  :  m.  ée  :  £  Bedawbed^  hepymedjbeffeêfed 
Jlêuenfynefe }  prem$e  tUc^emièfiUh^âfUard»^ 

Eocralicr.  Tolegjmifheffe^è^hejfây^bedawbem 

flouenUe  fiUhyjor  mrdmre. 
lSx\ac:m.Inl[eiéMJbUelMg. 

Ecïciaïé:m.ée:tNiçf[eâ^iM 
lanctcué^wÂencei 

Bçfî<^,^RQéesfitrkiic^  Lidii4^§rlték^ 


►^^'^■yii:.  .-«•*; 


b0thfid(softbeftùfe, 
Encrefmc.  Crtamie,  creamed  y  fill  ef  creame,  made  of 

crej^e. 
Enadmcr.TofiUyOrJurniJhwitbcrlfam^ 

EncKtéii.'^tterne£e\fllfojml(ine 

Enaeufé  :  m. jce  :  £  Hollowed  y  al/ç^boorded^  orli^ii 

vpinholeSy  or  hollow  places.   \. 
Encreufer.  To  hoUow  j  alfoy  to  boord,  or  lay  vpyin  holesy 

or  boUow  places.. 
Encricj^:  m.  A^  Inke-ma^er.  '^ 

Enoficr  :  m.  ere  :  £  initie  j  of^or  belonging  to^ln^e.  \ 
Encrou.iwEfcrou.  # 

'  Enaoûé:  m^  ée  :  £  LodgedyOs  a  cu)lgeU  in  a  tree-^han^ 

gtngonyorledgedin.  fNorm.  # 

EnCroùër.  To  lodge yos  4  cudgell  ipatree^y  to  hangen^or 

ledge  in.  .  -  ' 

Encrouflé  :  irtcc;  £  Pargetted/ougb^cajl  ;  becrufiedy 

or  whereon  a  fcabufet.  _. 

Encrouftcmcnt  :  m.  A pargettîngyrough-cajîing/fet^ 

ting  of  a  crujlya  bringing  ofafcab  on. 
El  jcrouflei;..  To  parget^  rough-cafi  j  mal^e  crufiicy  hmi 

afcabon.  .  .^ 

Encruché  :  m,  Âr  :  £  Tut  into  aneaftbenpot^aUo'ai 

bncroi^c.  ^ 
Encruchçr.  To  put  into  an  earthen  pot:    - 
Enatudi  :  m.  ie;  £  t^MadeyOr  be  corne jrow. 
Ei\(:md\ï.Tomal(eyOrbecomeyraw,^ 
Hncueur  :  m.  The  Stifbit-^  (a  difeaje  of  borfeSyUnàuu 

Encuici:  flfccte:  (.RaWyVndifgeftedynotyetconcoêlcdj 
not/ùUy  boyledy  not  throughly  balked ^y  alfOy  ba^'àM 
through  beat.  -  ,0^\ 

Encuirairé  :  m*  ée  :  £  Hardenedjgrowne  hardy  tbiclity 
mgbyOr  harjh  5  alfoMundhard. 
n  Jingc  encuifafle.  A  linnen  cloth  growne  pffe 
with  naftineffeyand  ordure. 
CUirafTer.  Te  harden  y  thict(eny  mak^  roughy  krjhy 
thicl(ey  er  fliffe  (with  or  dure  y  &c.)  as  leathery  al[9^  to 
bind  hard.  /..■ 

I  ^Enculé:  m.  ée:£  SetyOrfetledvpon  thetiyle:^ntthtr, 
'       or  lower  part  i  pofed  downe  i  al/Oy  pUntédyO/ftMckt 
downei^thebottome  tuf^ed^fyWrdouUed'yfeta- 
Jlopé^orwith  animbowedbottome. 
Encufe  :  m«  ée  :  £  Acatfed,  appeacbedidoelledy  ht- 
wraifed. .    '        ..'^:^y''l^- '^■v*  ^    "        ' .  '"'^''^ •  ' 

Encufemcnt  :  m.  A  deteâlion^ifihjmg^bemajmiiàp^ 

peach'mgyaccujmg.   '     .j 
Encufer.  T#  appeaeby  accufey  informe  againfii  bewr^, 

deteSl^ifclofe.       -  >- 
Encufeur :  m.  A  deteOery  difilofef^  afpeacber^  accffer^ 

betrayetybewnsyer.    V^^^e  -  -•  '   . 

Encuvé:  m,  iti(.Vutinto  afittyortub. 
Encuvet.ToputifttoafattyOrtub.    :    j^  -  ^   ^ 

Encyclopedic  :  £  TheperjèmmofaUkm^^H^f^ 
liber  ait fàinces  i^anart  thai  comprehends  aB  otbtrs  j 


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Engrrer»4»  Incifrr.  v-^  -^^        i  h*«^' 

Ëndi  iMfiàth^  ixtdy  infioiff,  in  truths  trtillme,mm 

Endaims.  iMlfC  Andaims.  ^  ^  -  '        .    . 

Endamoifelié.  Effmmaud,t^emtwma"m'^^' 

nt  genttninmâns  afparreU,  -"^^ 

Endaxc:  m.  ée:f.  Umfi,  ttbêpef^'' 

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Endeiiter 

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Enderoic! 

Endefvc  : 
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Endefver 

thing  y  l 

fuèmoft 

Endetter. 

Endiablé 

HcUifhne\ 

Endiabfei 

lifhnefje. 

Endiamer 

Endidé  :  \ 

nedof. 

Endiéïemi 
^  îtoTiorhi 
Endiéler. 

complaim 

Endiétcui 
Endimanc 

thathatb 

Enditc  :  ir 

fifled,{h\ 

Enditcmd 
Enditcr. 

<^ray^dec 

Endive  :f. 
Endiv 
Endiv 
Endive 

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tndi:«lcr 

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if  iidcbteincnt^  m,  A  debt  j  or  being  \nitbud',a  brln- 
ging  intê  debt.  *. 

Endcbtcr.  re  bring  into  debt. 
s'Endcbtcr.To  be  indebted  ^^  to  owe.         ^ 

Endclcchic:  f-  ^Jfiduitie^continualnefe^  perennitie^ 
ferpeiualnejfe  J  or^  per f  et  Hall  motion  j  ^,  Entclc- 

chic.  ^ 

Endcmcne  :  m.  cc  :  T.  ivanton^  liuelieyftirring^Wâg- 
fifjjy  lafciuiou^y  that  loua  to  befistiingyfidging^orfrig- 

:   ging. 

Endementicrs.  in  the  meane  while  j^n  the  meanetime^ 

Ipace^orfeafini  (anold  Tvord.)  ^ 

Endentc  l^ni.  ce  :  f.  indented Jnipt  on  tbfeedges^notcht 

m  the  fides.       ^ 
Endeiiter.  X^  indent ^  fhip^notchy  tag  on  the  edges  \  alfoy 

tnfctyormalie  teeth  in. 
EnAQmkï.ThelaJl,or,theUt&end.  ^         /  ' 
Endefvc :  m.  ec  :  f. MadyfuriotiSy ragmg-yearneftive- 
^hemcntjfiiU  of  ardor. 
Endcfver.  T'^  '^^ge^  be  mad  after  y  ormofthotvpony  a 

thing  ;  to  long  fir  vehemently  y  luflfir  exceedingly ,  de- 

firémofîfèrucntlyyafeâlmoft  immoderately. 
Endetter. /^  Endcbtcr. 
Endiablé  *:  m.  ce  :  f*  PojfeJJed  with  a  diueU\  fùU  ofdi- 

ncUiJhnefe  j  diuellijhyhorrible  y  damttedyheUiJh. 
Endiabler.  Tô  pojjeQe  with  a  diueîly  to  fiH  with  diuel- 

lijhnejfe.-   •  ¥ 

Endiamentc  :  m.  ce  :  f-  Set  with  Vyamonds.^ 
Endidé :  ta.  ce:  f.  IndiâedyaccufedyinformedyComplai' 

nedof.  .4 

Endiaement:  m.  Anindiflment^ajccufation^nfirma' 
V  îioTîMbiU  of  Complaint. 
Endiélcr.  To  indiBy  accufeyUppeacb  ;  infirme  againfi  ; 

complaint  vpony  char gewith  an  offence. 
Endidcur.  An  indiêlerjaccujityinfirmer. 
Endimanché:  ro.  ce:  f.  Jittired  fir  bigh-dayes^or, 

thathatbhisholfydayficeoh.'^  ^ 

Eiidiic  :  m.éc  :  f.  oé  Endiâc  j  alfoydemmflrated/nani- 

fifiedy  fhmedyor  pointed  atjwitb  a  finger. 
Enditcmcnt.  ^  Endiftcmcnt. 
Enditcr.  ^Endidct}  alfo,  todemonfirate^  mamfifi^be- 
^vi^ray^deciare^pieWjifT  point  at  with  a  finger. 
h-iAïn :  (.  The hearbe Endine.  "^   *. 

h^àiyccrcCy^.  Curled  Endiue. 

Endive  grande  Great  garden  endiae. 

Endive  petite*  Thé  loffeEndiue^bittef  garden  En- 

Endive  fauvagç.  ifildEndiue  (wbofeftaHe  ufiU  of. 
^J^ilkiekice.)     ^ 
tndixeler  les  gerbes.  Toftonke^  orjhockevpjheaiàes  of 

cme^  tofet^  or  malfe  them  vp  in  (ttnne-jheauedjhalfi- 
^thraues.        ^.       -        •  ' 

Endoébinable  :  com.  Docibleyteacbeable/tnftrtdla^ 

Endocrine:  m.ée:f-  TMgbt^'mfiruOedi  nurtured, 

t^^piêdyp^  learmng^&c.  ^^  .  w.    >. 
^"aoitrincnientrm.  infiruSêon^teacbing^ 
r:^f^^^inlearmug,&e. 
cnaoètrincr.-  T#  twcfc,  infiruR^  nuriurey  to  traîne, 
vHa  .W^^  '^  '*^  kf^l^dge  of  UarninÊ.or  Arts. 


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dorned  with  gold.  *  . 

Endorcr.  To  gild  all  ouer)  to,  be  fit,  inrkbyadornewith 

Ertdormant.  r/?(?  5^r;wf  Cenchris ,  n^fc^f^  Jiinging 
breeds  rottennefe^anda  continual!  fiecping.- 

Endormi;  m.  ic:  f.  Sleepieydrorvfieyh€auieJa':(Je^Jliiig- 
gifhyeueraflecpeyth^tjleeptsa^  he  goes^yalfiydflccpCy 

.  hnfityquiet^  calme,  afpeafedy  at  ctifiy  at  reft. 

Eau  endormie.  ^  calmey  ftilly  or  jlnrtding  water. 

Fol  cftiqui  fe  fie  en  cau  endormie  :  Prov.  ^len  of 

^ftillyfadyjleepiey  melancholicl^e  difpofiionare  not  to 

be  relyedon\fir  either  they  candêc  IntU.af  that  which 

they'doeisfiUoftrecheriey  anddijfimulation.  \ 

Membres  cndormiis .  ..Ajlonied,  bcniimmcdy  a- 
ficepe.        '  •  '    - 

Endormi  comme  vnEnvcnt./.CK?A^Envcnr.      / 
Homme  eildonni  corps  enfeucli  :  Pro.  There  is  as 
much  vfe  of  a  dead  corfiy  as  of  a  drowfie  cicature-y  on, 
a  drowjicbodie  is  little  better  then  a  dead. 

Endonnie.-f.  The  bearbe  Henbane -^  or  Voppie. 

Endormir.  To  lay  y  or  lull  ajletpè  ;  ta  cajî  into  ajleepe  ; 
to  calme yquietyappeafcybring  to  rcfi  ;  alfiyto  ajlonijhyor 
benumme.  ,  • 

.    Endormir  fur  Tunc  &  l'autre  aureille-T^^gi/^r  much  \ 
eafevntOy  beftow  allw'ifhed  Contentments  on  j  to  bring 
a'bed(faywe.)  ; 

Endormir  vn  trompe.  Tofet  a  Top. 

s'Endonnir..  To  fill  ajleepe -y  to  befijl,  orfoimd  a- 

fice^e]togiuehimfelfitoJleepi/7g. 

s*  Endormir  fur  les  iniures.  To  be  vnfcnciblc  of 

wrongs  *y  dully  ta^firejlawy  or  cowardly  to  del  ay  y  the 

reuenz^e  thereof. 

s'Endonnir  fur  le  mcftier.  y^^  Meftier. 

s^endormirfur  le  rofîy .  Tofleepevpon  the  ofer  of  a 
•  great  aduantageyfiare  opportunitie-y  orla%ily  to  7icg- 

le6l,or  firefiow  the  acceptance  of  \hem. 

s'endormir  en  fentinelle.  To  fleepe  v^enhe  hath 

mojt  caufe  to  watch  j  to  la\e  it  when  he  bath  mofi  need, 

to  loolfe  about  him. 
Endormiflèment  :  m.  SleepineJfeydrmpfinepyOrJlug-- 

gijhnejfe  j  alfo,  a  bringing,  laying  y  or  lulling  a- 

Jleepe.        * 
EadormifTon  de  membres.  Numneffe,vnfencible- 

nejji,  benumming,  afbnijhment,  or  Jlupiditie  of  the 

Members.        ^  J 

Endos,  as  Endoflcment. 
Endofê.  That  bath  bUfharCyOr portion  ofy  wbofi  part  Is 

limjuted,orprefcribedvntobim. 
ErtËofle  :  m.ée  :  f.  Indorfed  j  put  vfon  the  bacl^e  -,  alfi, 

bacl(ed,orbâuingabacl(e\wbence*, 

Vn  banc  cildofle%u^  Bench ^  Forme,hauing  a  bacl^e, 

orfiayfir  the  baclfe  j  alfo,  the  Bench  that  s  next,  or  ioy^ 

ningto,awaU. 

Elbcc  bien  cndoflec.  Jlfwordthats  weU,orfirong- 

fyvaelft.  ^ 

Endoffement  :  m;  An  indwfingy  ormdorfement  ;  alfi, 

a  putting  m  tbe  bacl^,  alfo ^bAcl(mgyOr fitting  a  bâclée 

vnto. . 
Endoiïer.  To  indorfi  ;  atfi,t0  hac\e,orput  a  bacl^e  vn- 

fo  ;  alfoMpnt  on  tbe  baeke î  wbencey 

Endouer  vnharnois.  To  arme  bimfelfi-,  to  put  on  bis 

harneffe  ;  to  get  an  Armor  onhis  backe*  ^- 

Endofieurc :  £  Tbe  backe, arbacke-partof  any  tbmgi 

4lfb,an  indorfement.  • 
Endoiiairc  :  m-  cc  :  {.Endowed-,  mduedwitb.  5 
Endou^kcr.  fèendofw,toinduewitb. 

Endeuille  :  £  as  Andouillc.  U  fiwfcr  j  a  ctitter- 

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DctïtïhejtL  :  •  '  -^  •  :  ..  ,  • 
HadDuîoun:  m.ic  :  f.  Grieucdypnlncd. 
Endoiibtc  :  m.  ce  :  iyncertàme^jlaggcYîniydoHbt0 

in  doubt.'  . 

Entîroicl  :  m.  The  Suptrficiesy  fice^  or  fde  of  a  thïhg  ; 

a[CûyaCo.i^l,,^artcr^Place,or Parti  and he?icej, 

Hw  ctt  endroit.  Hcreahokts/- 

Jlobbc  à  deux  endroié^s.  Agownc  thats  made  alliée 

en  hoîhfidcs^or  16  a^  zmi  Ofi  the.onefide  as  tbe  other. 
/     Chafcun  en  fon  enaroiél .  Euent  one  in  his  quali- 

tjCy  (latc^  placeyT avilie  j  cueric  one  to  his  power -^as  much 

ifs  l^csi'neucrieonc. 

Nager  à  l'epAîroié^.  Tofrvm  on  the  bellies  - 

.     Nui  cndroivit  ians  fon  envers  :  Prav .  2^0  outpde 

tvithout  i^ininfide/ 
Endroi6^:  m.  îXti  ^.T>ireElyandhcvcey 

V:i\\i\xc  Q\\àxo\^.^ A  plaïnc  oath-breal^ery  or  pal- 

p ab le ^fiuMï calmer  ;  a  mojt  falfe  man.  ( ^n  old 

i:inaroiCT.(Prcpôs,  )  J;  ;  vcereycrniph  to-^  about-^'ound 

nbout-r.tCo^ivnh.towardSyinrcf^cftof. 

}indi:ol£ï  moy .  For  my  p::rt^aé  fir  me.  .  ' 

Endroit.^/ Eij^ciroi^t.. 
Eixiiie.  viie  femme  bien  cndueenlâfaihfte  Efcri- 

tui  c;  a  woman  îbats  sl{il6iUy0r  xvcUfcenc^in  the  Scrip- 

turi*.  ■       ,  .      "       ■  ■■    .      .^   ^ 

Endiii6l:  in.I^oii;rEaduit.    -.  ^ 

Enduicl:  m.  ié^c:  f.  Dawbcd^  plaificred-y  alfo^annom- 

tidjjifmcaredy  rubbed  oner  iv:th\  affolas  Enduit.     . 
Enduire  Toplaijicr^dayvbc'^annoyntybfmeare^  doe^rub^ 

or  rouer ^ouer  mth  3  alfo^to  indue^or  d//gefi^as  a  hawl^e 

doihhcrmeat. 
Enduifcmcnt:  m.  ^phijlering^cfajvbing',  annoyn- 
-.  ti>jg^  bifmearing  j  doingy  rubbingy  or  couering  cuer 

-îvhh.  .  ^  ^^ 

Enduifcur  :  m.  A  pUiJlercry  dawber^  annoynieryfmea-- 
rcr.  ,  .'  .    V.    .       ■  •'       ;■  -  . 

Enduillbll:  f.^Enduifemcntj^rjEnduic. 

Enduit  :  m.  Plaiffer-^  affola  bcdyOr  lay  cfplaijler-y  alfo^ 
a  plaijler'mg^or  couering  0 uer^  as  mth plaijîer  j  alfo,  a 
d.trpbiTîgyannoyntingsJmearifig^or  bifmearing. 

Enduit:  m.  te:  f.  Plaiflered  dT^r j  /r^Ehduiâj  tf^^/V 
duedyOr  difgefled^as  meat  by  a  hâwkf. 

Enduite  :  f.  ^r/  Unduit ^  a plaijleringyalfoya  bcdyorlay 

fif  plaijîcr.  v; 

Endurable:  com.  Indwable^ bcarcable^toUcrahUyfuf 

firablc.  i.  * .  •  ' 

Endurant.  induringypaticntyfNJferingyabidin^  btaring 
with.  '  \^^  *         • 

Endurci:  m.  ie  :  £  Hardened Jnd/tratcdyCOftfirmedyOb' 

duratcd.  .  g-.      '     ' 

Endurcir.    To  indurate  ^  harden^  obdurate^  con- 

s'Endurck.Towaxhardygratv  flife^abide  lont^yfuf 
taine  with  cojjflancie  j  beare  off  with  head  and'jhul- 
ders. 

Endure  :  m.  ée :  f.  7)urédy  Uftedy  continued  ^homey  in- 
dnredy  fuflained^  fuff^rtd^  abiddctty  toUeratedy  vfh 

•    dergnne.         .  .   ^   ''    * 

Endurcmcnt  :  m.  A  duringy  Idflingylong  contmuance; 
an  induringy  pifferiHgy  toUeration^hearing^Jlanding  fo 
it^nbidingbyit.  ^^^^^^^^-         ' 

EndurervTé^  dureyùfiyfontinue  lung  j  al/ij^moflpro^ 
perly)  to  induré^  toilerateyfUffer^beareyfufteine^abide^ 
^vndngoe.  '  j^--  >v  •//•:/.  •  :  -,  s 
Endurer  de  quelqû'viuTi?  vfè  one  refieSlJilfy^or  ten- 
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^^^Endurerfaut  pour  durer:  Prov.   Such  as  will  dure 
^    mufl  mdure.  ±\    .         <-•   '  ^«lis^:-~-<:^.  ; 

L'on  endure  tout  fors  que  trop  d'aife 2  Vros^leck 
■•■Aile.    .  ■•■:■:•■■  \  ■  : .  .   ;■•.-.       .,   :••.-■;  ^:;'^  ^^' 

Lc  papier  endure  tout  :  Prov.  a^^fotde  bluYreSyfiJf^ 
rerl^ômngSyall  li^mdofhardyor  illwords. 
Enduvetter.  To  bedownc  j  to  fll.or  jluffeywitb  doyon^^ 

Eneaiie.  watered  y  feafoned  withy  turned  into.  v^:i. 
ter,     "'^■'    ■'  •     ■•    ;   ■■■■••.; .     ■    • 

Eneaucr.  To  turnc  into  water -^  to  mingle yOrfcafon  tviih 
water.'  '        .  '       /  ^ 

Enenda.  infiithyin  truthyinfoothytruflmeymmy'^od^ 
inzeriedecd.  <     k 

Energie:  f.  Energie  y  effclluaU  operatlcnyfirccy  cjfci.x 

hnctvMiônl^lneneruationyWealieningyCnfeeblirg:^  d- 
foythcfynewiefeperationofthc^iïifclcs. 

Enervé.  Enevnnte^^wealiencdl^enfeebled -y  aIfo,fcil}!{^ 
weal^e^tendcr  yeffeminate  y  without  fir  ceyWillout  fill^  | 
without  vigor.   :  ,:^  •  | 

Enerver.  To  cncruateyWealieny  debilitate ycrfecbk)  u  ^ 
bereaue  of  force  ^of pith  ^of  vigor.     .   -  J 

Enfagotte  :  ni.  ce  :  f.  T?ut  in  toi  a  fagot  i  madevpin  tk 
_firmeofafigût:       ^  J 

Enragotter -  To  put  into  a  fagot  j  orymal^c  vp  in  'th; 

firm  of  a  fagot.     ,:  * 
EnfaifTe  :  ip.  ce  :  f.  Made  vp  into  a  bundle  y  or  trurt.  • 
EnfaifTcr.  Topacl^Cy  or  trujfe  vp  5  te  make  into  a  p^ul^c, 
''  hitndlcytruffe^  - 

Enfaiiftau  :  m.   A  T^dgc-tylc  y  Cre^yfe^T]ji(>f(' 
tyle.       ."•  .•       "■.  ./.,,••     '  .■  •       ;';^,_ 

Enfaifté  :  m.  ec:  f.  Roofid-y  oryas  Enfefte  j  in  Maifon 

Enfeftcc.  ;  ; 

Enfaifti  jre  :f.  A  ridge  y  or  a  ridgvfig  j  or  the  fruwe  of  a 
■  ridgeyroofiyorhoufè'top. 

Pieces  d'enfaifture.  Sparresyraftersyvidge-peeccscf 

timber. 
Enfance:  f^ InfinciCyChîldhood. 
Enfanchonriets,  Nephewesyor^  the  children  of  cur 

children.  '  .  '  ; 

Enfançon  :  m.  "A  futle  infant  j  a  babie.  or  fictip^l 
child.  •  ^  ^ 

Enfanté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Bedurtiedybemyredybemdded. 

Enfangement.  A  bedurtying^bemyringybemiiddm'^* 

Enfanger.  To  bedurticybcmtidybemyrcy  to^atlCybcr^i'} 
or  dur  tie  all  oner  with  myrc.  -    « 

Enfànfon.^Enfençon. 

Enfant  :  huAninfint-yachild. 
Enfant  dc  choeur. /^  cl^irrf/?^. 
Enfant  dc  choeur  de  la  meflc  de  minuîâ:-  ^  ^^n^' 
heUie  nighi-watf^er.      ,  * 

Enfans  dç  famille.  Yonkers  of  account  y  youthcs  cf 
ffoodhoufeSyChiIdrcnofrich  parents  (yet  aliue.) 
Enfaiit  de  France.  The  funnecfa  Kpig  ofFtmc. 

^  Enfant  delà  matcM  iu§n^hac:kS^erfwa^-buc\la^ 
fwaggerety  fnadjhauer-y  alfby  a  cui-ptirfe* 
Enfans  perdus.  VcYdus/mwarre'y(ordinarjly)gcn^ 
tlemen  pfcompamesyrtferuedfwyand  expofed'ifttOyt^^ 
defperate  fknt'ues.  ,-  , 

Enfans  rouges.  Children  brought  vp  in  ^^J\^^f 
HoJpitaU  at  VafPSy&  attired  in  redy  (ajouts  ofchrtlts- 
rhurch  in  bfcM$    .      ^^'      -  '      .       . 

..  Enfant  fans\oucy.  JKntbriA.  S^f^^^^ 
:   IcJJ^  companion  j  alfo^  fuglrr,  Buffoone  ^  orrttrr 

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Enfaas  iiowcz.  The  name  of  a  PariJienHoJpitall^ 
rvherein  childreny  found  by  chance ^arc  nourijhed.  " 
Bons  crifaiis.  The  name  of  the  mojlauncient  CoUedge 
inthel^niuerfitieofPaYU.  ^    v      * 

Vn  fait  d*enfant.  A  trifling,  fimple^  boyijhy  orchildijh 
Kir  t.    ^^^'T— ,-:•-•.-"  •  ■  '  ^     .— ---^— ^^,  , .  .  .-• 
_iilfàns  deviennent  grands  gens  :  Vxo;  Children j  in 
ïimc  çjorv  men  j  or  (Mtvefay)  boy  es  will  be  men  one 

"day.  rr    % 

Hiifans  font  richeflcsdc  pauvres  gens  :  Pro  v.  ChiU 

dren  are  poor e  mens  riches  :  (In  other  Countries yV^hofe 
people  areinéijirioHSytbcy  may  perhaps  be  fo-,  but  in 
oiirs/fvi'tke  moflpa^rt^  jiorc  of  children  mal^e  poorc 
'    mn  plain:  bcj^ers.) 

Cc  qucreiifant  oit  au  fouycr,eft  tpft  conu  iufqucs 
au  Monfticr:  Pro.  iVbat  children  heare  at  homejoone 
fjCS  abroad.    >  ^    ^  ..       .  - 

De  petit  eiifânt  petit  ducil  :  'Pro.  A  little  mourning 
férues  jh  Utile  children.       ^     . 
il  faut  laiflTcr  fon  enfant  morveux  pluftoft  que  luy 
arracher  le  nex:  Prbv.  Better  a  fnottie  child  then  a 
nofelcjfe.  ,  '  -.    ' 

Q^i  voit  enfant  jil  voit,  néant  :  Pro.  He  that  fees  an 
infhntyfees  7iothing  (belil(e  becaufe  it  alters  fo  quicl{ly.) 
Soleil  qui  luifariie  au  matinl  fcmmc  qui  parle  La- 
tin, &  enfant  nourry  dc  virn  ne  viennent  point  à 
-'  bonne  fin:  Pro.  : '•^^.^■". -^    i      "~  •  'i- .;■';..;>'•)  ;^;.:-^ 

Enfantant.  B/i;25i»g  ^r/fe^  rw/^  V^J'^^^ 

.  Enfanté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Brcd^  brought  for  thy  or  y  hi^^to 
bedofachilU.  ,     '■>-'-■■'■:  T*.    ■  .     ^    .■■•  .•:->^>-'%,> 

Enfantement im.  A brîngmgïà bed^birthyor brings 
ivi  frrthofchildren-y  the  time  of  a  womans  trauell. 

Erf anter.  To  bring  forth  a  childy  to  be  delmeredy  as  a. 
wman^of  child.  . 

Enfantiere.  Femme  en.  A  chïld-bearingwomanyor 
mman  that  lyes  in  child-bed. 

Enfantil:  m^ile:  £  CbildifbyboyifhytriflingyJtmpUy 
find. 

VMhiUikmtnt.ChildiJhly  y  fondly  yboy'lil(e.        ' 

Enfantillage:  ra.  Childijhufeybiyijhnep^ 

mers.    ' . 

Enfantillcr.  To  play  the  child j)r  play  as  children  doe  y  to 

tïifleytotoyit.  ..  .-.^ 

Enfantip.  ^  Enfantil    ' 
Enfantina^^ 

Enfardclé:  m.ée  :  £.Pacl(edyOr  made  vp  into  afirdle,or 

bundle. 

Enfardclcr.  Tepacl^e-y  to  mai^tvp  into  afar  dle^ùt  bun- 
dle.   ' 

Enfariné:  m.ce:  f.  Bemealed-y  wbitedyorftrewedyouer  - 

wthmeale.     . 

'^^tntnfmnc.FlujhymeUorPjCUpjhttenyt^^ 
^^^leerie  foundly  j  (a  metaphor  taken  from  flower  cafl 
^^^^y^bat  it  cleaue  not  to  the  Gridiron ^&fo  burne^ 
J^  bere  his  drhûfje  is  as  flomer  to  Ifsepe  bis  Uuafi'om 
^  burmngbis meat.) 

tntanncr.  To  bem 

meale.  • 

Qw  entre  dans  vn  moulin  il  cenvient  de  neceffitc 
SJ»  Jj  s'enfarinc  :  Pro.  He  that  goes  into  a  MiU  mufl 


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s'Enfelonifiant.  Becommingfierceywaxing  curjiy^civ- 

ptgcruell.     \     • 
Enfer:  m.  H^i/.  ^O         ;  /^ 

Couleur  d'enfer.  A  dar^eyandfmoaliie  bvoyvrte. 

Oufcndre,ouprendre,ou  mort  d'enfer  attcnJi  c  : 
*  Prov.  The  theefè  that  re  flares  notyOr  u  notpuwjhed^ia 

this  lifiyhath  caufe  to  expert  damnation  in  the  next. 
.  Bnfcrga/rojbaclilcyar fetter.  • 

Enfergc.s\  f.  Shackles yfittersyyrons  fir  the  legs. 
Enfermé:  m.  ce:  f.  Shuty^eptylocl^ed vpclofe ivndcr 

locl^c  and  key  i  alfiy  incbfedjhedgedyor  hemmed  in. 

Enferme:  com.  infirme  ^weal^ey  feeble  y  vriable-^  crajie . 
brokenyficki(h.,  ,|.v.       -, 

hnrermement  :  m.  Ajhutting^tockingyor  keefmg  zp-, 

. .  aninclofingyhedgingyOrbemmiHgin. 

Enfermer.  To  flout  y  lackey  or  \eepe  clrfe  vp  j  to  inchfèy 

hedge  ^orhemmin.^ 
Enfennerie  :  f.  An  HofpitaUyOr  Spit  tlcforjickeyOr  mai- 
med people  \alfOyaCloi\ler  yOrVryerie.^ 
Enfermier  :  m.  An  ouerfeer  ofthefickein  Hojpitals  ;  al- 

fojhePorterofa  Fryerif. 
Enferce  ••  m.ce  :  f.  Sbackledylayed inyrons^chaincd  zp\ 

alfoypierccdyor  thrufi  intOyWithanyron  blade -y  as  y         \ 

11  s*eft  enferré.  He  hath  run  y  or  fkllcnyVpon  bis  orvne 

fn>or  d'y  he  hath  r  un  himfelfe  quite  thïough. 
Enferrer.  Tofloicklcy  chaîne  vpy  or  lay  in  yrons  -,  alfoy  to . 

flril{eyrunneypierce\or  thruft  into^witb  afv^rdy&c. 
Les  Enfers.  Hr/Z-y  5f^i^e  Enfer. 
Enfeftau  :  m.  A  T^oo^-tylCyOr^a  Kidge-tyte. 
Eltfefté  :  m.  ée  :  f.  kept  holy  day  j  or^folemniT^dwitha 

holyday'yalfOyroofèdyWhence\ 

Maîfbn  enftftée.  whofe  roofi  is  fîirnifhedyor  ïyfed.  - 
"  Enftlfcr.T^  keepe  holy  day  •  tofolemni^ewith  a  holy  day -^ 

to  mal(e  hofydayfor  tbefaj^y  or  mal^e  aJ)olyday  m  rc- 

membranceyof. 
^    Enfêfter  vn  edifice.  To  tyle  a  houfey  or  y  to^niflj  the 
ry  00 fè  thereof  by  tylingit.  '     ^ 

^mueillé:  m.  ce:  f.  Couered  with  y  or  hidden  among^ 

leaues. 
s*ÈnfueilIer.  To couer bimfetfè withyor hide  himfelfè  a- 
;    monf^Jeaues.       v 
Enfielîé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Màde  bitter  as  gall -y  filled yor  ming-* 

ledyWthgall. 
Enfïeller.  To  make  bitter  y  to  fiUyOr  mingkyrvith  gall. 
Enfieri  :  m .  ie  :  f.  Growne proudylofïieyflatelie. 
s'Enfîcrir.  To  wax proudy  grow ftatelie^  become  lofticy 

take  much  vpon  him.  .  ^   . 

EnfîcVré  :  «•  ée:  f.  Driuen^putyOr  cafl  into  an  ague. 
Enfiévrer.  Toputyor  cafl  into  an  ague -y  ta  driueintoa 

fiauer.  \     ■    -  V 

Enfilé:  m.  éc:  f.  Threaded  as  a  needle i^  alfoy  put  un 

a  thready  as  pearle^  &c  j  alfOy  intangled^  infnaredy 

caught  faft.        ^ 
Enfiler.  To  thread  j  alfby  to  intangUy  ôr  infnare  j  alfoy  to 

ftab^or  pierce  mto.  1 

^  jBnfiler  la  venelle.  To  runne  away. 
.  U  en  cuida  bien  enfiler  fon  aiguille.  He  thought  to 
.    baue  gotten  much  by  the  bargaine  yifmmeant  to  feather 

tfisneaftwetlbyit. 
Enfinceux  :  ni.  cufe  :  £  }VantonJlafciuiouSypetulantt,ofy 

^Endcmene. 
Enfiftulc;  m,  cc  :  £  Infiftulatedi  that  bath  gotten  a 

Pifiula. 

Enflambant.  inflaming^  firmg,  or,fettm^  on  a  light 

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Enflrriint :  ju. /l/»<*wj ;  f^i  r«i% i/*pf^ If  , 
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^  Enflure  :£ -«i  Enfictirc.  • 
-HEnfoiri:  m.  je  :  t  BtrjjedJkp^&sttrredMfiitttM. 

\  Enfoirir .  T#  ùtfqmrt  Jbifqmdturjkrn  ^:fau. 

Enfolajftrt .  œl  ce:  £  FèêtfUf  aujMtrfé,  ^  SâtiBg 
Enrbocé  :  m.  ce .  î  J#»i^  ditpe^^mefine/mê  ;  âx:« 
EnhMKcmcïK  :  en.  -^ ,-  ^f  ^  i  -  i»^Mf  î  ^ 


fMhi%fwërtimul>rffku^tmmn.  -     ■ 
Enrbaicr  k  poiçna.  Têpeâ^iSMthefifi.toimufi 

Enfonuirc  :  £  ^  l^^f f Jif  ir  i'mpmi^  ^  jBt^^  •r  tfc,»: 
tP^firri  iM  j  #/ ,-«  Enfonccxr*cnt»  i 

L'euA^nTiVC  ii*un  dubr.  Tt^r  Imrdeé  k^nmmt  $^%  ! 

Lf  cnR>QfLrt  au  tcft  (^uœ  noix.  The  bêttant  t^c 
Vmfkti.    .  m  -^ 

Enforce  :  m.  ce  :  (JtrfKglimts,  Cêrûrmtd^  ^un  ^\-t 

l'Enfwcer.  Alors  s*aifbrça  la  taicTUnaidAe  ^^H 

mcfuff.  m 

Enforci  m.  ie  :  f.  iMfrrcci^  cÊB^rmtd ^  fuer^i^. 

Enfoicir.r#  mfmceyCmJrrmeJhrMgtbc  r-  add;  i-r^'fr^u 

gmii^  v^mmu  \  :âJf  htjnrî/ec€Mtr  bu  firftjscti  .^ 

bunmmmts. 
Enfonnc  :  m.  ée  ;  £  Terme i^^  fiftimmd. 
El*3niicr.  Têfirmi,fkjtiM^Mddjbgftymmi!^ifft\ir  \ 

Enfbrti  :  m.  ic  r  £  Srrntiîhxai .ffpiudi  iMJmai 

Eo^Ue  :  DO.  ée  :  £  C^utrtti^tmjÊtdjMêfrf^ 
Enfoùcr.  Tê  cêimert  mtê  frt^9  UarUt  U  ^t.  j 

Enfoiiï;  m.  l^ijj^tdm  \  buriedjrtnrcd.  | 

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,0rb$di^înthcf^Tmaé.     \  '      '         ^  | 

Enfourché  ox  ce:  £  Tmi^dL,  madefîr^cw'fe.         ^ 
^j£aurchii'TtkefMteyaf$^êbej^^ 
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bewmyëaiëctlftshta. 

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1      ^.î  j-^  k  fil aT,  ^^??nv  j^(Gt/rf  paire  ofhectes.    . 
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f^ed,ftayedjhmipr(éituedyfirb^^ 

fr'ejjed^rejïrayned.      -  •  V  / 

Engarder.  ri^  rntbhoLd^l^epfrcm  ;  /rr,  poiybkider^riay^ 
frchîhitéyfvrbidyflmt^rcjirapïe. 
Eneardcr  la  hardiclîcdc..J^(?  /^rii/e  tbe  jâHcincp^  ' 
'€U'éi  the  bo!(LneJJc,  l^eèpe  downe  thefâmacl^y  ef.        v 

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Entoinemcnt :  m.  Ajhoal^:/fg,ar  brfm.i'iaJ^JTfg'^  afer/L- 
*  ._  iPTçr  Tijj^t;  fff^f^a^f^ar  hanging  in  the/inoaJfe. 

hn^i^iiKT.  Tef'Zî^^^T  bcfmo^C'^  tofmcther  orperfime^ 
5  ^  w/r  'ÎB/^^j^^^^^^  /^  hjg^^  ^jr  iry^  in  thefmaaJce. 

■  tnhiné  n:.  éc  :  f-  hiragedy  inflamed  with  furie,  flàrt 

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_  /t;/^(r^  lecaufeyC'ommonlyytbeir  vcice n  bpUovp.    *. 

Engaunchc. '^5  Éncaunché^ 

Enge  *«4  Engeance. 

Engé:  m.écifStored/urnifhed.fiUediritbth'mreaCcy 

^r  ^z«i  /^;  ^ifi^  ^rarpc  ruiner eafed^J^rcd  frrre  abroad. 

Pc  poules,  S:  de  pauvreté  on  en  cftbîen  toft  cnj^c. 

^oiChci^cnsândjoucrtieccjneonapace. 
Elîgeaiice  ;  L4  brced^race^brcod^^  ibcfced,ci-^']}ri^g  - 

E'  p^  ,  -  '       '      '  *■  ■ 

ngcanLcmcnC.  A  brieJingJn;reaJr'^gyCOHtimiKg  tbe^ 
race  of.       ■  *  ".  ■  ■■  •';  • 

EngeanceT:  T^  breed^grcrm ,  increafe  in ^ovcîb.        \ 
Engelc:  m.  ée:  f^  Fro^en^com  'fed..    ,  ^      | 

Er\gdcT.Tofr(c\€yC(t??^caltjet  aniceor. 
Engbleurerf.  AcbilbUre  y  or^  t{?e  bJçud  ft:ot  wbïck 

cotd  fettleSy  end  congealesyVpm  the  finger  y. 
Engendré  .vni.  ce:  f.  IngendndypïfKnated^  begoittriy 

bred  y  made^  canfcd^procured^  begun. 
Engcndreincnt  :  m.  Aningendiirg^jroercathig^be' 

gettingy  breeding  j  aeanftngy  mai(ï7ig^  procmm gybe  gin- 

nrng.  .     .     ;. 

Engendrer.  To  ïngenderyprocreatejbegetybreid'ycau/e, 

^  mal[ey  proeuTty  begin. 

Engcnclreur:  m.  An  ingtndereiy  begetter  y  brecj^r-y 

a  maimer  y  pro  enter  y  beginner  cf. 
Engedflreure  :  or  En|endrurc  :  f .  \AfY0creation  \  or 

^,  Engcndrcmcnt; 

ngeolc.  M5  Enjaulc  ;  alfe  incagtdyOf  ingaoled. 
Engeoler.  To  attraûy  mueyaVineymnneymu,tâglejbe- 

Jot^thrall  (byfàre  and  deceitfkU  wards  j  )  alfOy  to  in- 

c^gtyor  mgêoLe  j  to  put  in  a  eage^  to  lay  in  gaole. 
Enger.  To  produce  y  or  make  togtovp  ;  tojUreyfiemijhy  or 

pu  whh  ib  increafe yor  Ifind  of  y  àl^ày  to  pow^ncrufCy 
^  extenéy  or  Jpreditfelfe  abroad. 
Engerbc:  m.  ée:  £  Bound  zfUgctbcrinafbtafeyas 

Corée.       \- 
yûr     lE^ngerbcr*  ToJheafcyOr  bindvf^Caîcome)înaJheafe. 
Engeforiné  :  m.  ce  :  £  Dandled  onyor  bugged  in,  tbe 

Engcronner.T^  dandU  vpon  tbe  lapy  as  a  nurfi^  me- 

tterybercMd. 
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fêyCmâfewedybegmledyguUed. 
Eng^cr.T#  cbarfneybevntch^nchauBt'y  dfo^to  coufcn 

gul^  décerne,  begjuUc.      • 
El%îgnciir:  mjl  deceiuerybegiâtery  tmfener  j  alfoy  an 

Ut&wuMer. 

m.  Jpengnytodejmpumewt'y^dfQvnderfuLi^ 

pêËciê^  reucb  ofl^it  j  aIfê^futtktieyjraMd,nrafi^ 
iy  deceit. 
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fiénÊf-deë&Êf  mart 
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Engiponnc  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Cbthtd^nuffled^  Ispfed  vp  in 

d  coat  y  orfimt  cmJocI^  ;  âlfê/OÊged.or/n  ra^s. 
Englacé ;  m. éc : t  Grt^necolaks ice. 
s'ËRgUcer .  Ta  iPiix  411  ^#2i  iTj  i^r. 
Eiiglantinc*  An  etUntine\  Sukt  Anglantinc. 
Englc  :  f.  «  Angle  ;  4^r»er. 
hv\^tnx\tr.ASwc€t'briertree. 
Englcf.Tê  jhutvp  m  a  cerner  y  Seelfi  Angler. 

EiloJiCL  Scelle  Angltt.  / 

Englobé:  01.  éc:  f.  In^Ubed\cmprebendedyar  cm- 

tatned  within  the circumjhenct  of. 
Enolobcr.Ti  ingkbe  \  to  comprehendyor  contdme  with- 

vnbccirnmfènnct^f.  ^ 
Fngloburc  :  tAn  mg^ibingiâlfoyâglobe-Ul^e  circm^- 
^  rmcù^or  comÇâjJe.\       .-> 
^  1  Englouti:  m.icif.  Inglutted^ingnlfid^greedil) deuou^ 

redy/ioaUowed  vp.  #       ,    '         / 

Engloutir.  todeuouTy  mglnty  ingulf^yfwalloxpzp. 
Erigîuc:m.ée:  i  Belymidy  c aught, "^or  dnjjcdy  with 

birdlyme.  »> 

Engluer.  Tolymejto  drefe^or  calchywitbbirdlyme^ 
Englm  nç  as  Endume  ;  an  Anmle. 
Engotfe  :  in.  éc  :  f .  Ingul^bédy  fwdUamd  vp  m  a 

-g^lfi. 
Engolfcr-  To  inguljh.  ^ 
Engoncé  :  tn.ec  :  f.  Tiwfd  in  hy^rfetfift  myftraitnedy 

wanting  libertify  not  able  to  fiirre  pf\  (a  Metaphor 

from  dores  y  which  turne  not  well  vpon  their  bind- 

ges.)    ^      v^     .  . 

Engorgé  :  m.ce  :  f.  IngorgidjrauenedydeMwedyfiml- 

Udvp^  (wallowed  dawne  y  alfo^ooalied.      ^ 

Engorgement:  m.  A gluttingyrauemngy  deuoiering^ 
tngo/ging  ;  a  [wallowing  vp^às  of  a  fine?  by  the  Tea-, 
alfoya  choaliingycr  flopping  tbetbtutofy  alfo,  agining 
ofafkllgorgévnto.  ■'    :J'i^v; 

Engorger.  Toraucnyingorge;déuotcrè^glUtyJ^^^ 
Jwallowdawnt. 

Engorger  le  cours  d'un  moulin.  Ta  cboal(ey  arfiop 
vpydmM  with  too  much  water.  .  ■  '^ 

Engor<^cr  vn  oyfcau  ^  Ta  ^  à  Hawl^em  fill. 

Bngorgeur*>  m.  A  rauenery  gluttm,  gukbymgargtri 
one  tbdt,  to  fat  tbe^er^  fwaUcms  dnme  bif  meat 
wbùle.        , 

Engoué  :  m.  ée:  f.  Cbeal^dyfiifleayftrângledvntb  too 
greaïamorfeU.  . 

Engouer,  a*  Anoijcr  •  or  (Mtogetber)to  cboial^^fiifle. 

"Ejàsp^jStcr.  To  mgulfi. 
s^goufFrcr.  A  little  tbmg  violentfy  to  fiJUntOyond 
vttertf  be  loft  in((fr  denoitrtd  by)a  gr eatery  at  é  broolfc 
wbeti  U  meets-mtba^Mer,oraRinerwbeu  it  cornes 

c  tothe/èai'UfidcednfneyOrde^e^iMfëgtdfi, 

'    Le  yent  s^cngpuffi'C»  &  s*  entonne  en  ce  lieu  U. 

'  The  wraJ  wb$rks,  tMd  vrbn^  tenibif  -^mr  ktib  d 
treat  firet^,  êtidwul^d  great  no^ejm  thatboBem 

■  place.  ..--..  ^.^'■. ,.  ^  '  ■ 

Engouki.Ti»  fmt^ti/ffhddomuytbe  tbroatiteie- 

itonre  Jo  ingorge.'    -^^;-       ■  .'■'■'"     '■  •  ' -■  ^  '  ;.. 
Erigoulcur.  v/<  r/meneri  as  Ebgorgeur.    ^ . 
Eiéoufohé  :  m.  ce;  f.  lnp^\  i^rtà  mtê,  o^JkiU- 

..'  (rmd'hua  g'dfè.  -  Z.  .J^'  ^ 

En<yourai:  ai.  »e:  tmaummeéfMummea,^gvÊmtâ,jpit' 

fiUd,rewcekfe^  aftetfe. 

Ëfpiic eneourdi.  A  dot, mi bUcI^ mtyâmt 

'  tifatsdémdofmiiatûo»*    .  '<  #;  ** 


Engourdir.  To  nummejbenummey  pnpifie/na{efence^ 
telfeyaftonijlbialfoyto  be  ^or  grow  numme^onied,  fence. 

leffe.  ^ 

Engourdifïêment:  m.  A  benummingyornkmnejji'  ^n 
aflonjingy  orftnceiefnejfty  aflupiditie,  or  dujlmjfè^  g 
jleipingof  any  limbe  yor  member.  ' 

Engourmelc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  OtrdedyOr  curdled ihic\e. 
Sang  engourmelé.  clotted  bloud.  *    ^ 

Engourmclcr.Ta  curdyor  curdle  much  j  alfoytothicl^tn 
or  clot.^  bloud  when  it  growes  cold. 

Engoufté  :  m\  ée  :  f.  Put  in  ta  fly  br  ought  v/t  to  a  fie. 

/  macl(e'yalfiyinchafedyincl(fedyOr.fitiyità.    #   m' 

Engrais  de  terre:  m.the  mànuringyor  di^nging  cfbrj 
wherebyitgrowes  the  fitter  yandjit  1er  fvr  an)  zfc^   ^' 
Engrais  de  volaille.  ^Tbe  f^aM^ing^  orfahemni  cf  i 
fitplc.  .  .     . 

Bcuîs  d'çnç;rzis.  Fat  OxenyBeeues  alrcadie  fid:       ] 
Tenir  fon  ventre  à  l'^grais.  lofcedyfran^c^orfiu 

.  ^  ten  h'imfelfi.  ^^  V 

Eïi^X'^î%^ï{l.fattimngyfan](mgyficding. 
Engraiffé:  m. ce:  f.  ¥édyfitienedyfianl(ed'y  aâmmi-, 
atfojmarledyOi  manured.  g 

Engrâiflemcnt  :  m.  Afranlimgfittemn0edinyiiu 

Ung  ;  a  putting^or  growing  mtofUJhiâMd  fitnejfe. 

Engfaiflcr.  Tofeedyfranlfyfittat^topùiyfrbmyi 

toflejbyandfitnèfje.  i^    -  ^^ 

£ngrai0cr  vn  œamp.  To  nutrley  manure ^  orduni  i 

fieU'y  to  battle  ityOrmal(e  it  firtik.. 

Le  temps  s'cngraifle.  The  went ber  growes  thïciit. 
Engraifliffant.  ^  Engraiflant. 
Engraiz  :  m.  Loai|[^  Engrais.  ^ 

Engrand.  Tu  es  bien  cngrand  de  tcottcr  :Ttm 

wouldftfiine  bepaclpng:^  tbou  longeft  much  /#  bc^âd- 

dingy  tbou  baft  a  monetbs  mwdtohe  gone. 
Engrangé.'  m.  ée  :  f.  Irnied^  or  fut  into  a  bimcy^ 

corne  &c. 
Engrangement:  nu^  imtkig  of  corne  ^Cyapitttini;, 

orjbuttingvpinabarne. 
Engranger.  To  mne  corne  &c  j  to  put  y  orjhuty  yfins 

barne. 
Engrave  :  m.  ce  :  f.  ft^^u^n^rtfri^i/jinftfi/f^. 
lEnorxvcr.ToingraueyCkt^arueJntéule. 
Engraveur :  m.  A  caruerycuttér^ngrauer^taîltf^ 
Engraveurc :  f.  An  mtail'tngyCuttinynffAiùni\  /^f  ^- 

uerie^'y  alÇoyA  figure  ingraued. 
#En^cecr.  To  grow  woifty  become  fotety  m^  ^^^ 

painifiêUygrieuouSyOrtroublefome. 

Engrèigne.  Porc  engrcigné-  A  meâfelduog*  ;  . . 
Elifrcifé:  m.éc'J.lngrMcdifiUèdy  orfif-mjbedwith^ 
Seed yOr  Corne. 

Enacncr.Ta  ingrdinty  tofia^firnijbmtbf^dyçenu, 


orgrame,  ^  /        .j 

Engrcflé:  m.  éc:  î.laff%Ui,9rht»ecked(dtearm'i 

ilafinS       \/     ■  I- >«f 

En^iSi^i  iAM  ^tr^Sn£fif  Imcl^t  '>  *  *'*'  "^ 

fÊÊaUhidentin^iaggmg^êeoédéf Armes,       . 

Engreflcment:  m.  «vEngrai^aDent. 

Engrincr.  To  biggnyincrea^jjrmf^^'^..  ^ 
Engroignc :  ta.  éc:  t.  S»to»,^«wi«»'«^'*5M 

ttngyjrowntng.  ^;  \      g»     j^^. 

Engroin;  m.SiiUenneife,ftmôtigi  UimtitU  f «»^*' 


maliceydtS>ightfkbieShé  ,1^$ 

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s  E'^^rollîr.  To  tbriuCy  in:re^e^  bec^e  grojfcygtin^ 

!j,aj'fip  'X  h^g\  to  fkncH^or  battle  apace.^ 
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tciXJ^ics)  *2  bj^iging  j  4  *f /^rg  g#w<  w/6  cbild^  or  big 

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^  ''^  /'I  wf^^;,  &C'y  or  as  An-   ^'Enhotté  :  m.  éc:  f.  Stucl^efifi  (as  a  coacb^&c)  m  the 


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^'yteandbUcl{e  of  colour  ^and  but  hai/eas  big  as  the 

I      nrjrùrie ^fccnc o^ie-yCi'lcdthii^s about  Touts. 

!  Eiv^:ii?,  ic  ;  ni.cc  :  f.  DuciuèdyCouferudypéUed^be' 

I  È  ^(y dinner. To  dcceiueyCOiffe^\guUybe guile. 
^\)o\v\rpomé'a4¥.npponnc.      .^■.\- 

Hn^^iiifhiidc  :  la  ec  :  f .  Aiomcdy  or  crowned^mth  a 
?^([m\\i9tar'mga  garland. 

En^  lirlandci .  To  adorne^  or  craftpne^mtb  a  gar- 

Ea;^yronncr.  To  inuïro^^incompajfe  j  as  Environner. 
JBflt^y^-tj  Auprès/ ^Rab.  ^     j 

HjhiiJl^ine  :  m.ec:  f.Tattercdyragged./îdlofcloiftSy 

or  of  patches  \  wear  mgtorneyor  patched  clothes. 
BnhiiT.TtthAte^^^athydctelî.  V 

Eiilianné/  Toy^dhtrdjaboured  extreamely,  wroujlbt 

vntofwexting^uyledvntofighing. 
Enhmner.  Totoyle  hardy  Ubodf  extreamefyy  $r  vebe- 

m  rntlj  ;  yvnl^e  till  he  fwedtyor  figb  witbaU. 
Enlunte  :  m.  ée  :  f.  H^uing  ^ftaffe^  or  handle  put  vnto 

it. . ,  .       :    ^  ,   -^     '  ■ .  ^  ■■  ■' 

Enhantcrvne  jnc^c.To  put  the  fia^e  into  the  bead  of  a 

Enlardi:  m.  ic  :  f.  Heartened^animatedy  imboldened, 
in  Diirxiei'ygrorvnc  bald^hârdieyCùnfident. 
le  mc fuis  cnhardi,dc.  Iprefnmedyor  wasfo  bold 04. 

Enhardir.  To  hear  if  h  y  imbolden^  anpnatiyincosfrage  ^ 
rnxhUs:dteyq}ê^heârtvnt9jputwsettaUïnto.^^^^^^^^^^^ 
^*e!lh  ardir.  To  rèlÊX  hardie  yget  beartyfféiwcênfidenti 
a'fhjtoprefûmcyor  venture  0is. 

E^hamacnç:  nu  ce:  f.  Bmrneifei^y  fkrnijbedyfiliy 

E'ihamâcheiiimt  :  m.  The  bgmeày  wfisrnitmre^y  alfiy 
tnharnachcr  vn  chç?aL  To  harntU  a  barfe  j  to  put  on 

'*^h^\ichnricnt.  «  Enharnadicmcnr. 

nnh-^Uitin.  éc:  f.  Spittidyputvpona^t.  * 

^"^h^flTr.To^UytoputMthefffU.    *  r^       , 

!^^ninlu^l^^ 

tnhaxfrm.  etxtl^erybufuykeeneyer  eager  at  wor\e  i 
M  '{implêymtnts^that  bath  many  yrom  in  tbi  firiyOr 
^^hîodoe.  f  Pari/îcn.  tv  ^  v         : 

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Blihortemcnt^  Enhortitf//o,^»  exhort  i/jg^requiringi 
:  perfiiadingyoduifingyincitmgyjnxouragingvnto. 
E^ortcr-  To  exhort  y  require  y  de  fire  y  moue  y  pcrfuadfy 
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Enhuilé  :  m.  éc  :  f.Oyled-y  aytnoyntcdymingledyOrfc^roJ 

nedytvithoyle.     /  *  *• 

Enhuiler.  Tooyle-,  to  drejpty  anneyntyfcafonymmgUy  bi- 

fmearCyr^Hhoyle. 

Enhuiler  vn  homme  qui  meurt.  To  minifier  the  Sa- 

crament  of  extr came  l^nciion.  .  •. 

Enhy  drcr.  To  breed  many  mifchiefes  by  the  sutting  of  of 

one  J  Of  m^ny  mifchiefes  to  breed  by  &c. 
^nhyMàc.  Jin  Adder yprwater-Snal^e.^^K^ih. 
Enjable  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Whofc  O'tmcs  are  made  j  oTyXphofe 

head  IS  fitted  for  the  Crovfcs. 
En  j  abler .  To  rigoU  apeece  ofca^ke\  or  y  to  malic  tbi 

Crowes  y  alfoytomal^e  the  head  fit  fir  the  Cicwes. 
%'^n]2\ou{Qr*Togror»  ieabui.   , 

Enjambé  :  m.éc:  f.  Stridoucr'i  alfnyinci'o::cbcdv??. 
Enjambée  :  t  Aflride  j  or,  as  mttcb  ground  as  one  can 
ftride  ouer.  ' 

Enjambement  ;  in,  ^n  incroaching  vpony  oryftndmg 
.  ouer. 

Enjamber.  Toffridcouery alfoy  toin^roachv^on-y  and 
hencey 

V  Ehj  amber  fur  Ic^  marches  d'autruy.  To  vCurpe in- 
trude vponyOr  meddle  rrithyonother  mans  rights 

Enjambeure:  f.asEnjzwhcCyafiride.  ^ 

'En'imibuvç.Thefame. 

Enjaveic  :  m.  éc  :  f.  CMadCy  or  bound  vpy  as  come  y  into 
lauels.  % 

Enjfaveler.  To  mal^e  vp  corne  into  latulsyor  Gauels. 

En javclcur :  m.  .Amat^etyorb'mderyvpofcorne  into 
panels. 

En  javeline/.  Tè  areteyorflrrlfeywith  a  lauel'me. 

Enjaule  :  m*  ce:  fl  AttraRedyinttcedy  allured  y  inuea- 
gUdybefotted^nthr  ailed  byfifirey(but  deceitJuOjwords. 

Enjaillcr.  To  inticeyatttaSlyaUiirêJfefotyfnueagkyrmney 
inthrall  by  'foire y(ânddeceitfitU)  tearmes  \  to  cog  ex^ 
treamtly  with.  ,     ^  :     . 

Enjaulcur  :  m.  A  begnilery  hmeaglet  \guUify  afifijling 
companionyCogghsg  mafchantycouftnini  materont  that 
by  fithe  ff^eechdeceUtes  them  be  diâles  With. 

Bn)^^ûcuîk: €  ^n rnticinghuft^ifi. 

s*En\zunir.To  wax  yellow. 

EnîcoIIer.  as  En  jauler»  or  Engcolcr.        •   * 

ETU}ta.Yncn.Afial(eatplay.  * 

Entg.  iriffe.  f  Allcman.  ^Rab. 

Ënigm^ltiquc  :  com.  Bmgmaticelfi  obfiufey  myfikally 

hardtobevnderfiood.     ' 
Enigme:  m.  A  riddle  j  a  darkf  queflifny  an  ohfcttre^nd 

my0kaU  dematsndé*  *^^^  '   ^  ' 
Eniobdîné:  m.  éc  :  f.  BefottedygulUdyabufedJbromht 
'  mto  a/boles  Paradife.  »     < 

Enjobclincr.  ToiectiueybefotybrmgintoafioUsVarA^^ 

aifè ;  toguSy  toabisfi.  >-     n  -  .  '^^2'^  5 

Enjoint:  m^ âe  :  £  imynedycommaimdid^aff^^^^      \ 
to  be  done.  /     *^ 

Enioinâé:  m.cc:  £Bâsefljoînélé.ÔW  ii^^      i^ 
Enjoindre.  To  mityne^dâmi/ifpointyor  commmaid  a 

tlmito  te  done.      -  >,;>  ---r*^^-  -^j^^#>*^/vir 

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wards. 
Eiijolivanent  :  nu  îfeatnep,  )î»^»#>  comelmejfe, 

bAndfomcnc[feygaUanMeJfe,cmiofitie{in  attire  J 
Enjoliver.  To  dtci{Cyadorne^ranl(ejirim  i  to  malie  neat, 

fine  ^gallant  yhartkfome. 
Eajolivcurc:  f.  a  duiifniypTankmg^  trjmmmf^^^AttU 

rini\  alfa  ydn  attire. 
Enjollcurrm.  ^Enjîïulcur.  - 
Enjbnchc  :  m.cc  :  f-  Strewed,bedecked,êrfet  oM^with 

grtint  rufhcsyfrejh  hearbes^orprettiefloipers. 
Enjoncher.  Tojirervj^elitjh^r  decl^-,  ai  mtbgreene 

rufhesyprettie  florpersyjrtjhheerbes. 
Enjoué:  m-éc:  f.  Chujiey  fiiU-checlicd^  rwolne-chce- 

lied  ;  a/pylecherousy  lafdmuSy  wanton  ^  bUthej^cond, 

froltclie.  . 
^m^yxYXQi.Tobeicwelly  to  decliCyfùrmJh^rich^witb 

u:wcls.  -, 

Enjuvencé:  m.éc;  Î.S^^deyoungyOryoutbjùU.       ^ 
Enjuvaiccr .   To  mal^e  yeuthfiéU ,  young ,  luftie^  fio^ 

En\xc:  corn.  Edrneflyindeuoringj  labouring  hard.  . 
Enlacé  :  ni.  éc  :  f.  Snarled.intangUdyWfnared. 
E'AdiCQV.To  fhtrlryintanglc^npure. 
Enlaidi  :  m.  ie  :  f.  GrowncjvulCy  ouglity  iUfkuoredyfil- 

tlneyfliiîtijhydt.figurtd^utoffiikùur. 
Enlaidir.  To wal^efiuUyOuglieyillJhuoredy  to  dufigure, 
'     defile  ydijiaine. 

Enhïd\(ï^nt.Diifiguringydefilin^Malijm^ 
Enlaidiflement:  m.  À dufiguringyor defiling-,  a  ma- 

kingfbuU^ongbeyloatbfome  to  :he  eye. 
Enlah?,itagé.  Bien  en.  V^  éloquent,  Of- well  Jpoken 

man.  ^ 

'Enlafl?:  m.  éc:  f.  Hard-I(nit ,  firait'bound ',  alfo,  in^ 

fnar^ed^int  angled. 

EnlaflTcment;.  m;  A ftrait l^njttmgyor  binding;  afo^an 

ivtangling^mfnarlingjinpiartng. 
Enîevc.  Swollen  >  lifted, raiftd vp  j  alfo,conuefed,or  ca- 

ried  away. 

Imagcttc  cnlcVQC.i^ /î»^i«^fl|/Jî^^««r<ig^ 

Enlevement  :  m^  A  Uft'mg^ryifingyOYbeauing  vp\alf0y 

a  conucymg^  coi'rjtngaway. 
E^îlever.  To  lift,  heane,  ratfe  vp  j  alfo,to  tàl^yConuey,  or 

carric  away  (by  force  &€•) 
Enlevcurc  :  f.  éu  Ei^cvcment  \  a  ftPeUing^  y*/«5ip^(^ 

fi^^foifmf^Vpof^^T^^^:^^^^^^^^  -  ^'  ;/ 

Enlevcurc  d'un  os.  An  extmordinarie^iand  vnnatu- 
ra  U  fwellmg  of  a  bone  in  any  part  thereof. 
Enlie  :  m.cc  :  C  Bounder  Ifmtvp  together. 
EnhcuTpbindyOrkflttvp  together.   .,    v 
Enlîgnagé.Bicn  cii^/j  good  l(tnred,verj  weUalfyed, 

ofa treat hoi^c.     ^         ^  :,      ..    ,,  ?-*;  . 

Enîîflc:  m.  ét:î^SipiQothed,(teel(ed.  :'*'Isî; '^^ 

Fill  (fcurc:  f.  A  rmoothing,or ffleeliingi  SeelfeVutt^  : 

Enlourdi  :  m.  ic  :  f-  Growne  dull,fott^^  lumftfhjiea^ 

'^tiiebeâdedyMhiilfe.  -^  -         \    *^^;^^ .  >  '■-, 

Enluminé:  mAçitCkered,brtfhtened^nùf)9teeud^ 
^  ,    luminéted'Jleel(ed,  bttmifhedy  alfà^rmed.  .   / 

Vifa^  enfuininé*  The  flMfht,or  fierie  counumUee  ^ 

oneihathdi^tMlm^eirvf^ 
Enluminer.  roïUimmAtéjm^ 
.  Ùffhateyolfistofleeiîe^hirm^^^^ 
En^umincivèthyra.  A bmrn^ of boo^si  (wecaB 
t,  ottethatc0loiireth^pài9tetbvpoM,PMfer,orParcbo^ 

mention  AUnmimr.)  a 

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caug^uasfifhinaweele.  / 

s*Ennaucr.ti^  ^^  inihaUed^tmprifonedjtntrapped^ir.c'j^ 
fkd,or  caught^  fifbin  a  weele,  (wbub  u^eafily  cnircd 
kHtbdrdfygotosàtof.)     ^  ^       ' 

Exuïzzé:m.éc;{.Putonthenofe. 

Ennazcr.To  OKf  ou  then^fe. . 

latmcigfi.fuUof/now.'^ 

Ennelé.  ïambes  ennclces.  B4i|;fr/f p. 

Ennemi  :  m.  An  entmieyafoe,an  aduer farte. 

Il  n'cft  nuls  petîs  ennemis  :  Pro.  No  enemie  can  ht 
tearmed  lsttle:the  kaji  enemte  u  toc  great  fbr  him  thaï 
loueth  peace. 

Qui  paflc  va  iour  d'hyucr  ;  il  paflc  vn  de  fes  cnnc»- 
mis  mortels  ;  Pro.  Ij^ol^e  Paflcr. 
"TxïïçmxQif.Afhee-fDe.  : 

Ennicroché:  m.ée:f.  Hool(edyinHngled,inmaiffcd 
or  rorought  one  within  another.  If  Rab.  * 

EnnieUc-  blajtcdy  as  corney&c. 

^'EnnicWcx.eorneyVineSyOrfiuitSytobeblafled. 

Ennobli:  m.  ie  :  f.  Ennobled/iobiUtated,  wademHc^  - 
made  a  gentleman  (mofl  p'opcfly  meant  ofcneihat 
hathhought  hie  Gentrte  oft  he  French  KjngyWhiirr;&{t\ 
manyfucb  Gen  tUmtn  when  he  wants  money.) 

Ennoblir.  To  cnnobleynobilitateyn*al^e  noble.         ^ 

EnnoblifTemcnt;  m.  An  ennobimgy  nobiiitaïtri^rr.âr 
l(tng  noble  yOi  of  gentle  bloud. 

Ennoirci  :  m.  ie  :  f .  Blacked,  growne  blacl^y  madt^ 

blacke.  ^ 

Ennoircir*  To  blacke  ^  to  make  blacke  j  ^^fo,  to  mx 

blacke. 
Ennombre  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Enumerated,numbredout'y  told^ 

or  counted  outr.  • 

Ennombicr.  To  enumerate,  or  ntimber  out*y  totcll^  or 

cokn^ùuer.  / 

EnnofTé.  Almofl  cboaked  with  a  bone;  Seeke  EnofTc. 
E  anoiié .  m.ce  :  f.  Tyed  vp^y  on  a  knot. 
Ennoucr.  To  make  a  IptotyOr  ty  on  a  knot. 
Ennoyc  :  £  A  certaine  venmonà  worme^  which  mi  ^ 

both  wayes,  and  hauing  (04  a  ground-wormefher  head^ 
,  and  tayle  of  one  bif^neffijs  faut  to  bane  two  heads. 
Ednuage  :  m.  cc  :  £  Ouerclouded,  ouerfhadwtd  ffpuh 

a  cloud. 
Ennuagcr.Ttf  ouerclond-yorouirjbadow^  wilj^  a  cbul 
s'Ennucr.  To  wax  cloudit,  ms  the  s1(ie  befweiB  vea- 

tber. 
Ertnuiélérin.cc:  £  Benighted-,  turned  into  ni^ht. 

Ennuiifter.  To  benight,  mak^  night,  turne  i^(^  H^^y 
Lookef^inàct.  .   *  --^   ^ 

Ennui6li:ro.ic:  £  Benifjbted^  . 

Ennuy  :  m.  Annoy  ;  vexattonytfoublé,difqukt,  ^^jO^^ 

^  ^  tion  ifofrow,piefi,  anguîjh  j  wearijomeneffiy  teatcuf' 
^Jff> irk^Confenefei  importunities  a loatbing/^n^^^^' 
tie,of\ a difiontentfnent,or offence^.  V  'ir 

Ennuyé:  in-cc:£  Annoyed  tvexidy^rfqitkted/nole!' 

■^tedirieiàed^mediwearied/oatb  T 

#  fortuned  ;  ofindtdaty  or  difcontenfedvntb.  _ 

Ennuyer.  Toêmiây%  vexjtrosible,  dipnùet,  mokfl  ;  ^ç 

conÙHtygrieue,apayOjfendimar$e,toatb,kkt,(^^^^ 

tâfitîmpor  lune  ouet' much.  ' 

Ennuyeux  î  ».  eufc  :  £  TrouUef^^fil^fim^ 
fisêCi  frieuous  j  loath  feme  yWiar^omi^tdious^ott^^) 

fdifUpfiiBi  mo  fi  importunate. 
Les  mauvais  Mufîciens  ne  font  limais  cnnrVCUï 
à  eux  mefnics-  Barfi  vérn  neker  are  t^^p^/'J 
ï  l#  tbimfetues  j  or,  menfiUomfffimwarieoJtttn 

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Enombragc:m.cc:f.  Ouerjhadomd'^  or  as  Enofn- 
Enombra^cr.  TofhadoWyCOuer^  ctulft^  bidCy  ca(l  a  mifl 

Enoinbre.  Shadewed^  ùuetjhadowed^^  coueredyOr  bid- 

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Enombrcr.  ^  Enombragcr. 
Enoncé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Sigmjicd/lectaredydenouncedypiéb' 

ltfl)e  J, pronounced. 
Enoncer.  ^  Annoncer. 
.  I  Enondc  :  m.cç  :  (.Wancdy  wreught^  floatlHg^ef  Jhining^ 

likcTpaucs.  .  ,, 

I  YA'^oïôiXriMt^tnDefilefiypoUutedjuerayîd. 

Enordir.  To  defile^  f}Uute^ber0ybimfelfi. 
Enor^^iicilli  •  w-  ie  :  f.  Made  loftiCybe  come  proud. 
Enor?,iieillir.  To  mal^e  hftic ,  or  proud  ;  to  puffe^  or 
fmi  vp  themind'y  to  giucy  or  bring  prefumption  vn^ 

to.^  .         ■.    ''•■■'  '  •     '     '  .    4  ; 

noirinc  •  com.  HugCy  ex^utj  vnmtafurabley  enor- 
mous \  (  xceedipg  great  j  Hifordcrcd immoderate  j  bai- 
noui^moU^icl(ed. 
Enormément.  Eriormoujfyy  bainoujlyyvnmeafurcibfyy 
execftucljymthout  mcafureyWucb  amijjèy  fane  out  of 
fqujire.  .... 

Enormiifime.  Mofl  enormous  yor  bainous^mofl  wicl(edy 

mojlexcejjiue. 
Enormitc  : f.  An enormit/eyha'woufnefTei  great iniquu 

tiCjOr  mcl^ednefje-y  extreamc  want  of  meafure^  mode- 

ution^firdcr. 
Enortic  :  no.  ec  :  f.  Netledybenetled  )flungypric}(edjrub' 

bed  oucryWth  nettles^  v     - 

Enorticr.Ti?  nettle  ^or  benetUe-yto  P'ingypricl^eyrub  ouety 

mhncttles.  - 

Enoflé'  Choal^ed  rv'tth  a  bene  \  alfo,  bauing  a  bone  in  his 

throat  ^alfojhauifjg^  bone  fallen  out  of  hit  tb/oatyilfiy 

rootfd^orfeiU  din  the  bones. 
Enôyfdé  :  m.ée  :  f.  Fedwith^or  fiejhedvpony  birds,  as 

Enpctruqué.  io»/(;«  Eropcmiqué. 

Eiiquaiisé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  tncbejied  j  f^ut^rpaelied  vp,  int» 

acktfl. 

Enquaiflcr.  To  tnchefi,  to  put  into,crpaefi  vp  in, a  cbefl. 
It  cafe. 

Enquant. /w  Inquant.  „ 

Enquantellé.  bafton  bien  cnquaiitcllc  de  fer.  A 

fi<tfeveUpil(ed^orw(Uguttned,i»uhyfon, 
Enqucnouillcr  de  filace.  To  dréo»  a  dtfiaffe,      - 
Enquérir.  To  inquire/islte/itmatmd,  maJ^efearcb ,  or 

Mfàfntiin after,  ..._, 

II  ne  faut  pas  enquérir  d' ou  Ibit  I*  homme  ;  le 

yin,&ledit}  mais  qu'il  foie  bon.  lMol(e  Homme,. 
•  ^Vin,&,Dit.      -  •  •     »    >^v  .        '  ' 

"^nquerquenner.  Tflj'o^îe/âriw. 
gnquerrc.^ç  Enquérir.      > 

ciiqucftç  :  f.  AMJnquefty  Inquifmon,  fiarcK  mqtùrie, 
fjf'iMution^  ifueftiâning  with-,  alf$,the  tejiimonie,or 
^P^fim  ofmtneffiî.       -i^;  s^    -  -.- 

{^nqueftc  d' cftébliremenL  A  requefi,  or  oMvUJh 
^'fllMfbing0fapt(li0on,ui.-^'^^^        , 

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Enragé  :  m.  éc:  f.  Enraged  y  ragingy  madde ,  vood^ 
Jrannct^eyfiériouSyOulragiouSybefiàles  bimjdfèy  oui  of 
halittleiptts.  ^ 

Chien  enrage  ne  peut  longuement  vivie  :  Prov. 
A  madde  IJogge  Hues  not.^  voient  humors  la]  i  not^ 
long. 

Vn  fol  vn  enragé  :  Prov.  Once  a  fiole  eucr  madde  5 

oriherè^s  litile  ai^ennce  bttrpten  ajbols  &  a  madde 
mjîi.       ^  ..  .     • 

Vilain  afFamc^cicmy  enragé  :  Prov.  Barre  a  clorvne 

ofhii  zn^uaUsy)ou  hu  Ife  madae  hiw. 
Enragcmént  :  w.KagÇy/nragingy  madncfj^eyfuriCjfren- 

X^e.f^biefe'yiiutragivufncjlè. 
Enrnoéncnt.  Kagmgly^madlyy  ivoodfy^Jranticky.fà- 

r:ouJfy,oHtragiouflyy  Hedhm-Ulic. 
Enrager.  Tarage yrauejlcmeyplaytbe  BedUm^fure 

l^k'^  ^^ddemanyhe  fiai  lie  madde.  ; 

EnraiJler.  ii^  Elpiller }  r()^r^.         -     .  : 

Enramé:  m.  ée:  f.  Stuclfyor  fut  thicke  with  boughes{ 
alfo^fearched^mounted^éï  got  ipnn  a  bough. 

Eiiramcnient  :  m.  A  la)ingyOr  (puading  of  bopghes  j a 
pcarchingy  leaping^  st^ippingymountingy  or  climbing  on 
boughes.  ..  W'  .   :  ■ 

Ennmcï.Tolay^fliclie.or  fpreadbot4ghes. 

s'Enramcr.  To  pearch^  or  tal^e  afiand  m  a  boughy  to 
leape^ountyor  cltmbezpon  boughes.      / 

Enranci  :  m.  ic  :  f.Grorvne  muftieyfiifiieyreflie. 

Vnr^ncïr.Togrowmuflieyfkflieyftftie. 

Enraqué:m.éc:f.  Bemiredyorfiicl(mg'm  the  mire: 

fPic.^    ^        : 

Enrniré.  oâ  Enrage.  Starl(e  madde  :  ^Rab. 

Enrayé;  m. éc:f.  Stay ed^or held bacl^yOaawbeeU  by 
aTrtgger.  ^ 

Enrayer  vne  roue.  To  flay, or  holdawheek  bâclée  with 
alngger.  ' 

Eiirayoir  :  m.  The  wheele-gatey  or  beamiy  thatfloppeth 
the  courfe  ofawaur  mill  ;  ^IfOyd  Trigger ,  the  fla^e 
thaisputbefbve  A  cart-wheeUy  to  l(eepe  it  from  ouer^ 
thftmtng^or  ouer-hafUi  gomg. 

Enref^ifirablc  :  com.  Tit  to  be  regtfiyed^  enrolled. 

Enregilirc  :  m.ce  :f.  Regifired^em  oiled. 

^tiTce^Rrcmcnt  :  ni.  A  regifirittgyor  entoUing. 

Enrcgiftrcr.  To  regifter^  to  mroU. 

Enrcncé  :  w.  éc  :  £  Grewne  mitfiieyfùflieyreflie. 

Enrcthc  :.in.  ée:  fXaugbtytntangled^  wfhared^mvrap- 
pedninanet.   ' 

Enrethcr.  To  catchy  intangU^  infnart^  inwrgp ,  in  a 
net.        •        ^ 

Enrheumé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Troubled  with  the  rbewme^fey 
otmurre. 

Enft chi  :  in.  ie  :  f.  Imichedy  made  wealtbie. 

U n'eu orgueU que  de  povrc  enrichi:  Prov.  No 

marfffhfUrlieastlfmtiched  beggtr. 
:  Vilain  enrichi  ne  connoit  parent,  ni  ami:  Prov^ 

Looi^f  Vilaine 
'ExinQh\x.Toiftnchytômal(eweahhie.\ 

Enrichir  vn  conic.  To  amplifie ^  nl^^lh  ^^^^  "^'^^ 

•■  it.     "^-■':   '■^\  ■>:.      ;•■■'••.  •  •  •  ^ 

^  Qui  s*  acquicc  s'  enrichit  :  Prôv .  Lool^e  Acqui« 

'-•  'ter.  •■*'■'•■•'■    -\        -^.^^ 

Enrichiffeiire  :  f.  An  mrichment  \  am  mkhing. 
Enrimé  :  Ua.éc  :  f.  as  Enrheumé.         v^  . 
Enrimer.Tf  jr/  the  rhewme,tbemme^hepofe.{s.m) 
Enroché  :  m.ce  :  f.  Maderockie,  tmned  mo  a  rockt. 
Emocher.  To  make  rocffie,  totarjte  inU  a  r$cl(e. 
Enrocheur.  tonnelier  enrocheiir.>#»Encavciir^^^^^^^ 
pjirnirtt  zmAc  :  £  Cfovnte  fjiffe  ;  become obflimate. 

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EnroUc  ;  ui.éc  ;  f.  ImvUedy  rcgififedi  muftered^amcng 
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EnXoUcmcnt.  An  intoUing. 

Enroîlcr.  To  tnroUyto  rtpjler  \  to  mu^cYj  entef^  or  put 

nawus,çix^Htoaboêt{e^^^  hiU. 
HnrooJLincni  :  ro.if3  Enrollcnicnt. 
Enrotulc  :  m.  ée :  f.  InrolUd^  jit  downe  in  a  rott. 
Enrotulcr.7«  imoUy  to  cokch,o/p^fe  tnâ  roll  among  o- 
•    tbers. 
Enroue  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Hoar/ejVéi's^^ng^ïpbea^f^y  of  a 

brotien  found.  * 

Emouiméin:rt).  HoarfcneffeyVpheu's^rng. 
EnioùélTiçni.îInarJly^oraé  one  that  wheals.    . 
s'Elïiouer.  Tovrow  hoiufèy  to  get  the  Mmie^  or  Vofe  ; 

tQwhea-:;!^^to)ccldabroiien^andvnpleafmgfound. 
Enroucurc:  f./r5  Fnroucment.    ^ 
BnTOw\lé:m.éc:(.Rufiie;ruJledyCanlliYed 
<EnTOU\\\cT.To'fili4ocar{^er. 
Bnrouillcure .  f.  Kuft,  c  anther  ytujlinej^c  ofmetlalls. 
Enroule.  5ffit^  Eiirollc. 
Enrouler.  ?i/ Enrollcr. . 
Enroullir  les  yeux.  To  roll  the  eyes  ;  to  flare ^  gao^j  or 

loolie  11  bout  him  am::*::^dly^oï  madly. 
Enroupic.  SnoitiCybcfniuekdydroffmg  at  thejtofe. 
Enrôusé.  *T^  Arroufc. 

EmoufQï.TQtvatcrytobedcaW'yOs  Arroufcn  t 

Enruchc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Jnbmed^put  into  biues^  abiding  in 

a  blue. 
En  rucher.  To  inhiue^  or  pMt  mto  a  blue. 
s'Enruiflcler.  Tcru^/neoutiny  ortodiuTdeitfelfi'mtOy 

little  ftreames y  brool^es y  channels^ 
Ens.  In  ytp}  thin  ^inward.. 

Faire  venir  les  deniers  du  Roy  cns.  Ttf  gather  y  and 

feffd  vp  tin  l{fngs  money  i'ntoth'Excheqner. 
Enlablc  :  nn.cc  .€•  Filled  y  ffraivedy  iff  çoueied  with 

fand\alfèyfuniUyOr(plitya^aP9ipy€ifithcfands.     ^ 
Enfabicr.  TofiUyCouer^rftrorp  v0Ublfand\  alfOyfojpHty 

or  runne  on  the  (andsyos  afhif. 

Enfwblonner.  To  bcjprhtkjeypraei^y  prfîU  with  graueUy 
orgreatfand.  j 

Enfâchc:  m.  ée:  f  In/àcheBtdyimpoal^ed^put  vp^'into  a 

bajtJaeheUyOrpoaife. 
Enfacnen  Topaa^e  vp^  to  put  into  a  baggOy  facJfe^  or 

poake. 
Enlrfcanc  :  n^-  ee  iiJlefaffroned\mmgled  orftafoned^ 

ft  une d  oï  coloitredyXpith  ^ajfron. 
EnM£znr)cr.To.mingleJca/on,drefeyOrfi^^^^      to  diCy 

fiainc  ^colour  yor  painf  o^^VyWthfaffron. 
Enwj^i  :  m.îc;  f- GriW/ie/igf /«tfrf^ 
Enfap'r.  To  growfage.Of  wfCç  yto  wax  aduifed. 
Enfaisiné  :m.éc  :  f.  tuUyfeifedypHt  into  abfolutepof. 

feflionof..  ,       ^.    , 

Ensaifinement  :  m.  An  tnfeïflmng  ^a  deRt^erie  ofy  w 

,  fHéêttingintOypûjJe/fion.         .  ^ 

Enfai/încr.  To  grue  fetfin  yor  afeifure  i  to  pHikf  fill 
pofefimof.  .^  .  ;^^^cr;^  :; 

Ensalli  :m.ie:(.  VefiUdyfiuledypoBMted'^mkhfta^^^ 
gfowite  filthier    -      '  •  >ié^ 

Eniallfr*  r#  difliyfimU^poUute  ;  'ntfUtycmuptymke 

naftieybfafitieifittbii,  ^  , 

Ensidliflcroent  ;  m.  ^  fiheg,  difitrng^  /^A>%i  «r 

feHing  torruptinl.  ^         ;•  - 

Enfantante:  m.  ce  :^.  BiUmjUJ/mhuidwUby  iC- 
Enfanj^^Ianter  To  btblùuéiiy  to  wiakt  bUudki  Udiom 

bt0sid*^t0iteibrMiy0beiffnpU^ewitbiêee^        yl'^-. 


ED(iiqvcY.Toputvp'mtoa/acl(e^orwêllet.      ^ 

Enfavennt  ;  m.ée  :  f*  Bcjvapid  j  W0jKia^or  done, oner 
wuhjoape.  ' 

Enfav  onner.T^  bcfoape^  to  vtifl:  or  latlcr  ivyto  cr.rmt 
or  bkfmeatewttbyfope. 

Enlceptré  :  m.  ce  :  fjveatingyor  bemngya  Scepter^pof. 
Jejfed  of  a  Scepter.  ' 

Ensccphionne:  qp.eo-'f.  CoifidyWearinga eawte^r 
corfe. 

Enieignc  :  ro.  An  EnfigntyAttntUntySiandard^betim  ; 
He  that/ziwarrey  carries  the  ColoktsoJ  a  Cth^ai.^^ 
of  foot.  / 

Enseigné  :f.  Afigneytolftny  trarkjey  note,  badge ^^r fu- 
mera yorprefumptum  oj  à  thing  \  a  pfintyttaccyCr  tnU 
to  find  it  out  by-y  al/oyon  Fnjigne^  Siàndard^o',  èûrnur^ 
the  Colours  vnder  which  a  B  find  y  or  Con.panie  oj  fUt.' 
men  feme  j  alfoythe  BahdyOr  Companie  it  ftlfi  ;  alje.a  \ 

\  Signe  hung  out  at  a  doore  ;  alfoya  Jewell (giucn.),  ) 
^A  bonnes  enlcignes-  Tiuely;  throughly  y  fir  a  ch- 
tainey  in  good  earncfty  not  ontly  in  (tn'w. 
*Afauflcscn(eignes,  Fainedlyyfilflyycountcrfiitlj^ 
byfvrgedmaYl(es^ùrtol^(ns\on(l)fir  acoUur, 
Coucher  à  T  enféigne  de  T  efloiile.  loin  miUm 
doorei  all  night. 

Enlcfîgnc  :  m.  éc:  f.  Taught  yWfiYuned  y  Uf wed  y  et  dû 
red^fàjhionedy  trained  vp  j  dirtilcdy  Jhtwcdy  pointed 
outvnto. 

Enfeignement  :  m.  A  teachinji^^injlïuRiorhydccumnu 

preciptyiniinuticny  doélririe-^  kjjcnyOt  ex^nplefit-^ 

^  adifciplmingy0rdcringyfhj}jionmgydiri£l;n2^yort'éû}^ 
ningvp:  i  "       •  / 

Les  Enfeigneincnts  d'vn  proccz.  Injirulïim, 

Boolfcs^EuuuhctiJnJirhmentSyAuihoriti'fs. 
Enlcigner.  To  teach^to  infiruH'y  togiue  precepts  y  to  fct 

lefsons  tO'yto  dire6lyfhewfiari(e^pointyOr  trace  cut  in- 

to\  affojto  fhfhionyor  trame  vp.  ^ 

Enfeigneur  :  m.  ^  Teacher  ^ar  Inflruder  ;  and  y  (mere 

particularly  y)  the  rfber  of  a  FreefchooJe  ;  al/Oythefiïfi 

fine^er.pofntingfingeryOKfore'finger.  ^  ' 
Enfeigneurié.  Infcignon^edymadi  Lordj^r  owner  cf. 
EtAtLSwprd'like^cf  a  fword. 

Caurcvc  ensel.  5^f  Cautert, 
Enfcllc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Saddle^backf  -,  alfoyfadled. 
EnfeJIcr  viTchcTaL  Tofaddle  a  borfii  (aypordfildowe 

vied.)  i$' 

Enfcmblc.  Alfojikewife ^  nithywHhaUyioyntly M^' 
ther^one  with  another /ine  M  companie  of  another  i  oi- 
fo^ont  agamfltlf other.        ,  -'. 
Nouslbmmes  bien  enfcniblc.  wt  ategoidfritndyy 
or  well  met  \  dlfo(aMgvily)  j  care  as  little  as  you. 

EnfetnblcnienL  Together  y  one  with  another  yuyttllys 
aUyOt  both  at  once  ;  as  well  ttfone  as  th other.         ^ 

En(cmcncc:ni.cc:  f.  SovHdyfeeded\iùnptd  wtb 

EnfeincncemcDt:  in.^fmhi^fte^ii^fr^'i*^}' 

Enfêmencer.  rofm  5  i^jit'^  finnifh  with  fetd. 
Eniement.  iJktwifiy  m  SeinblabJcO'efit(v.D<} 

EniènccmentwKf Encenfemenc.      ^\i  «' 
Enfcpvclhr.  Setl^  Enfevdir.  'i<>;v .  ' 

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Enferrer.  Ta  cUfe,  inclofijocke,  orjhut,  fift  vpi  k^epe 

clofij  hold  bard  in  ^  fir  aitenyYiJir  aine ypYtjfc  veriefore^ 

pinch  verie  mere. 
Eniêveli:  m. le  :  £  Buried jintombed^  interredylayedin 

gratia.  .  ., 

HomiBe  endormi  corps  cnkvcli  :  Prov.  Looke  En- 
dormi. ,     .       I 

Enicvelir.  Toburiejnterrcyintombcy  lay  in  agraUeial- 
fif.to  rrrapvp  a  dead  coarje  m  a  windrng-fi^eet. 

Enibigne.  ^n  Effoine  ;  a  law  full  excufefiran  abfent, 
otj  good  caufe  ofdifchargefvr  an  impotent  y  perfon. 

Enlbigncr.  To  Ejjome  ;  to  excufe  an  abfent^or  difcharge 
an  impotent, perfon:  ^Wallon. 

Enroin^i&  Ensoiiigne, /i;^  Çnfoignc. 

Enloitte.  AJihooe-maliers  tacbing-end  i  w  hogs  brif- 

tie.  •       -^       ; 

Enfoi  Iter.  To  drejfe^rfiirnijh  mth  bogs  brijlles. 
Enrongnie,&  pnfbnic.  ^  EnlBignc. 
Enforcdc;  m.ce  :f.  Charmed jtnchaunted ^bewitched ^ 

forjpolien..  , .,  :  ': 

Ensorcclerncnt  :m.A  bcmtching^inchauntingy  char-- 

wing.fitjpealiing, 
Enforceler.  To  charme yinchaunty  bemtchy  fir^éal^ey 

firelool(eyeye-bite.  " 
Enibrccleric  :  f.  mtcheriey  Sorcerieyfirfpealiingy  eye- 

bung. 
Enibrceleur  :  m.  Aivitchy  charmer  y  Incbauntery  Sor- 
cerer. \ . 
Eiifoufflé  :  m.ce  :f.  BloTven.gcntlypuffedy  orbreathedy 

alfojtreathingy  gently  puffingyOr  blowing. 
Easouifre  ••  m.  cc  :  Llnfulphured-y  mingledyperfiimedy 

07  drelfedyTpUh  Sulpher. 
Enibulfrer.  To  infulpher  j  todrejfiymingle^  fill  y  or  per- 

^myVpuhbrimliQHe. 
Eniouple:  m.Aweaucrs  TaHge-beame.   -. 
Enfoiiplcail:  m.  A  iVenuers  ^oth  beame. 
Enftocattc.  A  field  endo fed  with  pilles  y  and  appointed^ 

firafmgle  combaty  bypermijfion  of  the  rrinceyor  of 

hii  Lieutenant  General/.   • 
Enrui\ïé:m.ét:f*^oundvpyajacoaifeinafheef. 
En(uaircr.r(>  wind  a  coarfe  inafheet'yalfôyto  wipe  vifithy 

^^l^pinyahandliercber'y&c. 
EnTublc  dc  tjfleran.  A  n'eauers  beame  y  that  wherwith 

bemal^s  bis  threads  to  cleft  together  ^  ar  ,^  Eniou-  ^ 

Enfuccrc  :  m.^  :  f.  SugariCy  befugaredifipeetnedyor 

fiafonedywitbpigar. 

Vnc  cnuicace.  A  niceyccyy  quaint  wench  j  one  that 
^^^^fmmcetityÊHetmâ\esitgûodlie.  '  / 
tnfuccrcr.  Tobefugar  y  lofweeten^  or  feafin  with  fu- 

Mluc:  m.cc  :  f.  Sowed  vp. 

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^^uicrcTi  To  wind  a  coarfe  m  ^fiftety  &c  j  as  Enfuai- 

I  ^^^V.xsi.\tif.VoUowtd^fuedyiimne  after ^y  of 
_  com^next  vnto  i  alfoyfrnitated^  emuUted. 
^]i\Xfsit.rofolUfmy  pwrfM^mmt^or  cbafi  afier-yalfoyto 
^tatpmomuUtt,  ,,,. 

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:  or  cbftng  of  boards  j  a  coucnni^oy  li  ding  tvuIj  hoards, 

alfoyfeelmgywainfioty  boord-WL. ^:\^  any  thhîP made 

(onely)  ofboordi^  or  a  clofe  lay^  coHïfty  or  fiuime  of 

boordsvponyOroueryathmgiaijfb^cWixtÇo^n. 

Entablement  d*  vn  inhct:rhcC/(iu.n')fQotyOrBafe 
of  a  piller. 

Entaché  :  mie  :  C  Spottedyfliûwed.jfhyled',  poMutcd.cor^ 
ruptedytainted'y  touched  withy  or  guiute  of^  an  of 
fence. 

Entacher.  Tofpot  3  (lainey  defile  y  ta'inty  ivfi[l^^  poUmcy 
corrupt. 

Entacher  vnc  \>^^on^v\t.7ovndcna\(eyOi'  tal^e  vpon 
'     him&c.  ,-^  >  ^     -: 

Entachcure :  f.  Afpot{alfe^afpotttngy  alfo ya  fl aynhi ^  j 

t aim ing^ortamt'^  a  vicious  mai  lie. .  \^      .     ' 
¥j\t2i\\  :  m.  A  mortaifcyor  incut  ting.   •  .. 

Entzi]\é;.m.éc:f.IntailedyCiiruedygrauenyCut., 
En  tailler.  To  intnileygraueyca/ueycut  in.     . 
Entailleur .'  m.  A  caruer.grauery  cutter yinta Her. 

Entz\\it\\î^:ï.Acarumg,grdumgyîncuttip^^^  j 

alfo.a  cutygajhyorgarfe..  -  t^       -         -    . 

Entalcnté  ••  m.  ée:  (.Muchdefiringyûffc£îingyCrïon,g^ 

ing  after  yhauing  a  great  mindyor  appetite  vnto. 

Mal entalenté  envers.  lU  affc^ed  towardsy  jpigh- 

ting,  bear'wga  grudge  vnto,  ;., 

Entaîcnter.  Tu  breed  a  longings  imprint  a  defhe  in-y  be- 

getanafc6lj0nygiueag;reatappetitcyvrjto.     ,   ' 
Entamé:  m.éc :  f.  CutfpenedyOi hrokcn^vp \lalreadie) 

beguny  or  tafledofy  àlfiyexitlceratedy  wounded Jjurt  y  ' 

violated '^mar de  Jpoyled^  ,        ^ 

Entamer.  ToçutyOpenyOr  brral^  vp^io  begin  vnto  ;  to 

tafiyor  tal^e  an  effay  àfy  Alfo^t4>.  violate  y  marr^y^fpnyUy 

woundyhurt.       -'■''•:■]-■■..'■  .//-r  ■ 

Entamer  rhonncftcic.  To  dif^racey  depraueyOr  dé- 
\traéîf^om'ytûburttbegQédn4fneof. 

Entamer  le  pas.  To  begin  y  to  lead  the  da  une  e  y  ûr 
'    breal^e  theyçey  vnto  j  iowà\ean  ouerture  vnto. 

Entamer  le  peàM.  To  CJC«/ffM/^^6rf%,  or  c//^  the 

il{inne.  .M-  ..'  -^ 

Eiîtameure  :  Ï.Acnttwgy  openingy  brea\ing  vp;  gbe- 

ginningyOt  ouerture  ;  an  afjay  tat^en  of  y  alfuy  an  cxulce^ 
"  ratingyhwft'mgjwounding^yviolating^marringi 
Entant  que.  Seeing  thatyWds  miich^r  fbrafmuch^as. 

Entant  qu*  en  moy  z^.mtl)  atlmy  meanesyo^  fiir  as 
Içanyasmuchàsliethinme. 

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thtryOr  one  vpon  th* other.    ^  *        . 

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together^ one  vpon  another. 
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on  another  j  to  exaggerate  gather  in  heapesy  addbeape 

vntnhcape. 
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motion  yor  effence  y  force  mouing  ofitfelfe-yalfoyos  Eh- 

delechic.  '  *     ; 

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vnderflanding^ 
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Entendement  ;  m.  P'nderflandingy  apùrebenfiony  con^ 

ceit'yiudgementi  intelligence  ^ynâtmaUlinapriidu. 

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twmedabêki. 

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Iswtr  fin  of  the  KoMeU;  un  %vrit  tedyand  K^ermi- 
n}'  tMrnes^whuh  extend  vnt§  WO^  facruta  :  In  a  ike 
Ibytis,  WMxmg  ihui^tr  hc^U2J2Cth lê  f  çfi. 

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.  Carcfmc  entrant  Sbrauetide^  or  Shrouetewfday. 

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catedjintrapped  \  county  or  confine dyVntlnn  a  trap. 
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roovù^alfo  y  to  intricate  y  or  as  Entraver;  a^o  to  irh 
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thwart. 
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znrube  ho^r^s. 

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tui>o  'y  a  mutuail pop^oUy  orioint  fo^jfejfug  of. 
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ioyncd  by  mariage  j  where  tbefuruiuor  bath  ally  or  the 
niofi  part  of  that  wéncb  was  ÎMstfyfoJfe^d. 
Vfcmvm.  A  fitter  erjorfhacl^. 

£otrc:tn.ée:f-  Emtrçd^onenuo  -yolfqybepmîn. 
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s'Entradvcitir.To  bould  tnteUtime  together jio  haut 

intelligence  one  with  another. 
ffEcïttmoltv.  To  hurt yWound,fill  one  another. 
5*Enir  aeuifer.  Tojbarpen  each  th' other. 
s'Entr* aider,  to  glue  mutuall  afifiance  one  to  the  ^ 

â>er.        .   •     .' .  #  I 

s'Entr'aimauS.  Mutuall  friendsy  equally  afeâijg  tach 

other  \  betweene  whom  no  loue  u  loft. 
s'Entfi^^lcT.To  call  one  another. 
s'Entfapprcxrher.  To  approach  one  another ,  to  drzii^ 

neere  logether.  •  '  . 

Entr'anachc*  m.  éc  :  iFluc\ed  vp  heerei^thereyroo. 

ted  out  from  betweene.  , 

En  tr'arracher.  Toplucl^  vp  here  and  there^  to  roote  out 

ffom  betweene. 
s  Entr'aflfener  des  cf'^écs.Tpflrilie^orbit  oneancîbcr  \ 

with  their /words . 
Entr'atUchcr.  To  tyyfiiflefiyclajpy\nit  together, or  em 

Within  another .  \ 

En tr* attachez:  Dh.ées  :  î.Tyedyfiiflemdyclafpedy{niitQ.  j 

getheryor  one  within  another.  \ 

Entr*àvoir.  To  haue^^-erpoffeffe  y  one  anotl?ef  :  locU 

FoL 
Entrebaail  :  m.  Adefiyrifiy  chincliy  chap  y  balfe-fepe^ 

erjawne  y  halfi  openingyfmall  ouerfurey  or  diu;Jwn  in 

tbemidleofatbin^. 
Entrebaaillc;  m.ce  :f.  Halfi  gaping^ hatfiy  oryae.^ 

ning'Ofjtny  chhslfedychopfedy  riueny  clouersy  ill  inpcd^ 

or  couched  together.: 
Entrebaailler.  Halfeyorin  tb^  middle  y  to  gapeyya,mt'^ 

cleeueyriue^open'yOrfetofem 
Entrebâiller.^,  Entrebaailler.  • 

s'Entrebaiicr.  To  interchange  l(iJJh'yto  l(ifj'e  ont  arh  ' 

other. 

Enirebafli  :  m.  ie  :  f.  tuilt  betwixt. 
Entrebaflir.  To  build  betwixt  y  to  ioyne  one  buildixl  to 

another. 
s*Entrcbatre.  Tofigbty  tofitUtog/etber  by  the  ems\fïï 

fcuffle  one  with  another. 

Entrebatu.  ils  fc  font  entrebatus.  Theybaoeput/h 

meld  y  or  cudgelledy  one  another  ythey  haue  fif^^K  ^ 

beenehytifearesytogejher. 
iEllttcbzycmmt:m.Ahalfe'gaping^^  halfe-opcnmi;, 

a  cbinkOy  chapy  cleft ^  rft  betweene^  or  in  the  iptddle 

of  a  thing.  : 

EatrchccquctcT.Topeeke  atone  anoAer.  ^ 

Entrebeu  :m.  eue:  fJialfè  drunlff^Jmefiwbifijitfbojt 

cap  is  neerehan/fèt.^    ^ 

s'Emrehlcf(a.TobÊtrty0womd^/ea^  '. 

Entreboyau:  in.Atbuke^ndfhsliin^bat0castU 

howels  to  the  baclpe^nd  each  of  them  to  tlfotber. 
^Entrebredier.  To  bteaktyior  malfe  breaches  tnto^,  cnt 

■  another.  7-  ■»-. ••^.-  .■•-  iÉ-  ■■,.  j^ti^--'.. 

JEntrd)rifc:m.éc:t  fti/^fc-^aiM»*'!^?*^? 
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tker, 
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Entrcbniflcz  :  m.  écs  ;  C  ftwwerf  il**»  f^ 

bttb fides ymMtudfykmrmd,  ^,-  lu^iu 

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iggthembdrdêneégâin^  another. 
s'Entrcccdcn  Toyeeld^iiue^bce  tme  to  th' other. 
s*Entrcctler*  To  bidcjor  cone  eale  one  another, 
Entrc-ccp.  The  di  fiance  bettpeene  ftoclie  andJiocl(e. 
sEnacccrchcT.To  fear  cb  for  each  other.  . 

EntrcccfTe.  fans  ctiJVubout  intermïjfton^ntermediumy 

fejl,paure\orceaJmg.  /     >        . 

s'Entrcchainaillcr.  Armed  men  to  hacl^e^  orjlajhone 

another^  or  each  other. 
Entrechangé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  l«/^rcfc4;7^f^. 
s  Eiitrechangcr.  To  inter  change  j  or^  halfi  to  alter  ^  aU 

mù]l  to  change  y  and  hence -^ 

La  tcuc  m*  entrechange-  ^)  fight  diminijhetb^ 

I     mine  eyes  grow  d:mme. 

!  s'Hnn-ccharger.  Toch^nge  one  another.  i^ 

EntïQchziïc 'A.  4  crojje  caper.  || 

Entrcchaucher.  To  tread  vptn.to  trample  amon^p. 
s'Entrecherir .  as  s'Entrçcircffcr. 
Entrccheris  :  m.ies  ;  f.  Mutually  cher'tjheijnade  much 
'  of  one  by  tif  other.  ^      . 

Enrrechevaucher.  To  ride  betwixt ^or  among. 
Entrcchoc  :  m.  An  interflM\e  ^  a  mutually  or  inter^ 

^hsngejble^rujhrngonevpon  another.  ' 

s  Eiurechpilir .  To  cull ,  pu{ey  chufe  out,  one  anor 

ther.  • 

s'EnttcchoqutT^  two  armies  y  or  enemies  violently  to 

cppe  one  withy  rujhone  againjf^r  prejfe  one  x^» ,  4- 

nôther-y  to  interchange ,  or  come  together  with  ^  à 

fiinomjhocl^e.      '-  -* 

Entreder  :  m.  ere  :  f.  A  little  cteefe^  fomewhat  bright 

or  li^htyOr  betweene  darl^e  and  Ughty  as  m  a  twyligbt. 
Entrccognofftrc.  To  décerne  firm  otbersjtoljiniw  ont 

Am$iig  many  others. 

iEntrecôgnoiftrc.  Tolfnawoneaàotbir,  urbane' 
,cc(jmi7i  tance  tofi^e  ther ^ 

Enrrecogncu  :  m.  cue  :  t  Kfiowne  amngotbers^dif 
_  cernca  from  others. 
Enrrecclomne.  Totfpaie^r  place  betweene piBers. 
^^trccoloirmaiiCDt.  A  leaumgoffiacc  between  fit^ 

Mand  pitter^f    ^  -       ^        *  *^ 

s'Entrccoinmuniquent^  cammunkau  one  with  ana^ 
^ther,        ^       ^      ,  ''  "    -■'•..•:  .;;;^.'..*"  ;,.  .-.  ",^. 

^^^trccoT]\ia.Tolatbeyb'id^smtejO^^ 
^ratrecoffcr.  To  iurrefr  bsUt  together /u  Rammes. 
^Entrecpudoycr.  To  iufiU^ ^^hawy  one  another ^  to 
^i^e  one  another  tbe^bow. 
tntrecoulé:  in.cc  :C  Glid^fiid^rmmein  betweene^ 

EntrccoScr.  To gUde^^fàdt^Tuwae  betweene,  or  «- 

Entrecoupe: mic :£  C^betweene^hatfc m\çntoff 
w  ffcf  trndde^k  j  interrgpted.  c'  .*  ^ .  ^  ^^^^ 

^^^«XHipcL  To  CM  betweene jor  in  the  middefii  balfi 
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s'EntKCroifct.TointercroJfe,  to  thwart /nt angle jpr^i^ 
orecrofie  one  another.        . . 

EntrCCTOifiirc  :  f.  ^  double  croffe^  or  intercrojfng. 
Entrccucilli:ni.  ic:  f.  Picked  betweene,  gathered 
fi^om  among.  -^ 

Entxccuc]liuTopicl(e,  er  gather  betweene  j  or  fiom  a. 
mong.  ^ 

EntrccuifTcs.  The  cods  ofdwild Boart.  ?  . 
i^hmvcàcby ok.  To  owe  eachvnto  other. 
^Entïcdçfcnàre.To  defend  one  another. 
s'Entrcdcmandcr  des  nouvelles.  Toasl^e  oncofanc- 
ther  how  the  world  goes. 

EnXïtàtïil.The  Aace  that  M  betweene  twotccth. 
s'Ei  MxcàiQ^ccv^JopuU  one  another  in  pee  ces. 

^BhtïcdcscYïMcr.Toteare  each  other  afunder. 

s'EntredcsfairciTp  zndoeyOrdefiat^ône  another. 

Entredcu  :  m.  eye  :  f.  Due  interchangeably ^  betweeni 
man  and map^orfiom  one  to  another. 

Entredeux: m.  Adifiance, afpace^  partiticn^vacant 
place,  or  time  betweene  y  çrinthemïddejiof'^amn-  \^ 
iemedium^or  inttrual  -y  any  thing  that  partSyCr  dh 
Hides  jOt her  things.        ,  ' 

*  II  fiit  entredeux  de  le  tucr.He  was  about  to  h}UMm\ 
or'mdoubtiphetbertoliiUbmorno. 
Vn  livre  relié  avec  du  papier  blanc  cntredlcux.  A 
bool{e  bound  with  a  Icafe  ofcleanejbetwetn  each  leafè 
of  printed  ypaper. 

s'Entrcdiflaûicr.  To  defime^  difgrace^difcredit  onea^ 
.  nother.  ^.  ,  ■'■'-"'  f"i-''  •  V,^,' 

s*Entfedirc  înîurcs.  To  ràilrat^  or  to  reuile,  one  ano- 
ther. ♦  •        ' 

s'EntrcdifantS.  Telling  one  another ,  faying  one  to  the 
other. 

Entrc-difccmer.  Todifceme^  or  knem  anefiom  the  o^ 

other  *y  to  mal^  a  difference  betweene  tbemfelues. 
s'Enjtredommagcr.Tp  wrong^or  binder  each  tb" other. 

Entrcdonnc  :  m.  cc  if.  IMerchanged^excbanged^giuen 
one  fifr  another. 

s'Entrcdonncr.  T^  inter  change  ^  exchange  ^fjne  each  to 
the  other  i  s'ciltredonncr  courage.  To  hearten,  or 
enconrage  one  another.       ^ 

Entredormir.  TofiMmber^tolie  betweene  fieefwg^and 
makffg.  .  v^ 

Entredoubtc  :  mAce^  tstaggeredntyfomewb^tdonb^ 

ted  of  or  whereof  one  u  partly  infu^ence.    .  , 

EiXredoubccr.  Tofiaggeratyfomewbat  to  doubt  of^to 
beinfuïfience. 

EaXiét :  ^  An  entrie,  peffage^  entrance ^  aCie^way^  or 
pr0h  lendiaegvnto  n  place  ^a  gâtera  doinre^  tbrejhold 
of  a  bêufe  ;  an  acceffe^ameane  to  come  vnto  a  thing  y 
in  entring^  going  m  ;  a  begpsmng^  or  onertnre  ;  the 
firftblnwgiueHyJmelaulyycebrol^eni  al/oycufiomey 
m  impofiyfir  marcbandife  brought  into  a  place  ;  al/Oy 
the  income  paid  by  a  pnr chafer  vnto  bu  newLand4ofdi 
âifo^ pr^t^ pratuitie beflow^ona  Prince, &Cy 
àt  tie  fifflentrie  into  a  place.  ^.,.W:^r:.-.^\-  ■•- i.^ 
V  entlec  dc  table.  Tbefirfi  comfei  ^^(  ^^^  ^V'^ 
fhfiferuedvp,  ^t^tabUé^':^^^^^^  v, 

Entrée  dç  vin  é$  villes  dbj|^  ^  mpofitUn  of^Àé[ 

C  Jma^ipifÊMkrié  Umà  of^v^  brought  infê^waUed^ 

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\  HinreinbralTer.  To  imbrace^orhiégone  another  in 

it  tit/  ^rhJfS. 

A  nncicmpoicTiier.  ToclaJpe(fémaftlers}  one  another 
'   hjuhc  WiijU\ur  armts.  .      '^ 

s*  Vv\lfcnco\MZ^t2X\l^*lncouragtng one  another. 
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^Emï&MtnàïCVnderhandtoferue  one  anothersfur- 

pofes  ;  to  hold  fe net  inieliigence  one  wub  another.  ^ 
Hntfcfclos  :  m.  ofc  :  f.Halfi  hatched. 
Entr'eicrirc.  Tomterline^oY  write  betweene. 
Emr  cfcrit  :m.  ite  :f.  Interiined^wrtttènbetrveene. 
s*Ëntr  clTiîvcr  d  b.  To  trie  one  another  at.' 
Entre  faiclc^  fur  ces  cntrcfâi6lcs.  in  the  meane  vphile^ 

here  Up  na^rphile  the fè  things  were  a  doing. 
s'Enrrefairc  grande  fcftcTe^w^ifee  veiiemiuh  one  ofa- 

noihcr  \  to  cougr'atulate  with  great  toy  their  good  haps 
^  foçcthcr. 
s  Fnircfaschcr.  To  Be  angrie,  orfhllout^  pne  with  th'o-  - 

tr.ev  \  to  brablCyOr  brawle  together.  '       '    V 
Entrcfcndre.  Vo  diuide  ,  cut  betweene  y  cteeue  in 

two,  part  in  halues  ;  alfo ,  halfi  to  cut  ,  almofi  to 
■  ■  cla  ue^  .  %. 

Eniicfcndu:  m.ucrf.  Halji-cloHcny  almofi  diuidj^*^ 

aliO^cloucnintwo^partcdmhâlues.        .  ^       ^ 
Eiitrcfair.  To  interchange  fome  blowes  ^  t$firil(ey  or 

hit  3  at  once  ^  one  another  5  alfoy  to  interfere  y  as  a 

horfe. 
Entrcfcdier  :  m.  Thejpace  betwccnc  the  buttocl^s. 
Ennefcrton  :  m.  The  Jpace betwccnc  the priuities^and 

thefimdamcnt-,  or  as  ÎE.htYcfc{sicr. 
EntrcfîJeurcs  de  drof. Thejpace  bctwccne  thread  and 

thread.  '  ^ 

s'Eiitrcflattcr.  Tofooth  each  other ^  to  fmooth  c^ne  with 

another.  .^ 

s'Entrefondrc.  ^  sTnfbnfer  ;  To runne^or finite ouer 

head  and  cares  into  ;  or,  tofiM^e  dec pe  into  thefiUbie^ 

ordreggieifottàmeof. 
Entrefossé  :  m.  Thediftance^  or^ace  that  is  betweene 

pit  and  Ifti^or  betweene  ditch  and  ditch. 

s'Entrcfbuëtter.  To  whip  each  other.      '^ 
Entrefouïr.  To  dig  betweene.  É     ^    ^      ^ 

Entrefouler.To  tread  amongst 0  trample  in  the  middeft^ 

or  thickefiof.  ,  . 

siBnrrefrapper.  To  (Irikeyçr  fmite/âch  other.  ^ 

Entrefrizc  :  m*  ée  :  £  Tri'^ledjn  curled^  one  within  a- 

?!othrr. 

Entrcfri zcr.  To  curlcyfri^ley  rufflc(the  bdkty&c.) 
s'Entrefroiffer.  To  clapyxUJhy  Ifnoclfe^  brea\ey  bruife^ 
one  againfi  a?wthcr'y  to  crafh  one  anetbtv  in  pee^ 

•■^'As.  :     \.-':-.-r--^:  r  :  ■;  I  v/-'--'     ■•,: 

EntrefroifTez  :  m.ces  :  f.  Clafpedy  Jpoclatd^  broJfeii^ 
cracked ^9n€  againft  another.      'M      ^  m^m-  "  < 

s'Entrcfrottcn  To  rub  one  a gamfl  another  i  to  hit  et' 
fiere  \  alfi^  to  bcatjicthnpajcl^^  or,  thumf^^  iscb  êiber 

•    feundfy.      :Ù:y^ 

Entrefrôtture:  iF.  À  rubbmgtmeagainflaBMbèri^^ 
fis  inter  fining.  ^  ]i  ^ 

slEnttef^a.Teruk^fcfatct^^^  ^ 

Entregent  :  m-  CiuUaie^  comte  fie  ^  compkmenty  good 
yearrUgeiâbotd^  comeliefipu^ 

Qui  (çait  bien  (on  entregents  Entrcgcnté.  > 
Entreeentéî  ifi.éc:  f-^  wrtf  behaueii  tMt  Ipionfies 

goodfa^tiêm  (mdvfts  tbem)  tbâtéecêmes  wbêtfoeuet 
,■■    bedêes. 

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nies.  Hee  t^new  well  how  to  carrie  btmfelfi  inaUc$mr 
panics.  ^  , 

Enrreget.itf  Entrcjcft, 

s  Entregratter.  Tofcratchy  claw,  firub^  each  other. 

s'Entregronder.  To  wburu^yaney  grumbley  one  at 
another  y  wbence*y 

Pendant  que  les  chiens  s'engrondcnt  le  Içup  d^ 
vore  la  brebis  :  Prov.  Loo^fc  ChxtUyOr  Brebis. 

s* Entreguerroyer.  To  ma\e  warres  one  zpon  ano- 
ther. • 

s'hiiitxchgîiï.Tohatc  one  another. 

s'Entïchantcr.  To  conuerfenJUchtof!^ether. 

s'Entrehappcn  To  catch  bold  one  0/ another. 

s'Entreharceler.  To  xfxe^hanieyttoubleytugy  mca- 
nother. 

Entreheurt  :  m.  .An  i^tercbocl^e-^  or^  as  Entrchcurtc- 

'^  ment.     '    '  -^  •  •    '    ■''•■'■/      '*         .  t 

Entreheur tement:  m.  A  fcuffiingjiiêflingjufllin^-] 

buttingybul(crwgytûgether'y  a  linocl(ing^oncagaivji 

th'other.     ,  '^ 
s'Entreheurter.  To  iuftlCy  buttyor  in/rCy  one  another-^  to  \ 

^  fcufflCyOr  buJUcytogether.  ^  '     '^ 

Entreheurtis.  iCjEntreheurtemcnt.  ; 
s'Entrehucher.  To  caUyWboopyOr  whiftlCyOne  toyorfir/l 

another. 
Entïqzmhct.ToçroJfeiegs.    . 
Entreiant  :  m.  4^  Entregent. 
Entrejeél:  m.  Anmterpofition\  a  caïlinji^y  orfutimi 

betweene  j  a  word  cafl^or^eecb  giuen^  forth  by  w^)  of 

motion^oY  otherwifi. 
Entre  je  étant  Interlacirtg^interpofingy  thrujlini^\i 

cafiingy  betweene. 
EntrejcCTc  :  m.  ée  :£  Interpofedy  inter mhigled  j  c^j?, 

or  tbrujtbctweeneyor  among. 
Entrejeâer.  To  inttrpofe^nterlacey  intermingle  j  co^y 

thruft^orfin  iiblyput  injbetweene.or  among. 
Entreillizé  :  m.ce  :  £  intergrated^thicli  lattifedycrojfc- 

barred. 

Entrejoindre. Ta  couple yor  ioyneytogetber. 

s'Ent  rejoindre.  ToclipyCoUyimbraceyCach  other. 
s'Entrejouèr.  T0  play^or  jportyor  e  with  another. 

Entrelacement  iw  Entrclal^rmcnt.  4     J 

Entrclaiflc.  Defirr^d ,  inter mittedy  put  et  left' 4^ 

while ^difcon tinned  fit  mime. 
Entrelaifsey.  To intermityUauey dcfkrrty difcontinufj 

flaclfenyput  of  for  a  time. 
Entrelarde  :  m.ée:£  interfafdfdifktyond leant toif^ 

Ehtrclardcmcnt  :  m.  Aniniertarding;  imnfJiH  f 
diferem  tbiags,  asjàt  aadkane,  great  andfinûll,  /«- 
gâher.  ^    ,, 

Entrelarder.  To  interlard -,  to  magie  difttefunhatf 

together,      .  «     .      '  •  .       , 

Entrelas:  m.  A  knot  hard  to  be  looped,  an  tntruaU  bu- 
pefe ,  a  mrke  much  mtângled  j  alfit  -«  EnufclaUc- 

*  menti -v^4;«vfo- -v  ■•.,,:^î!♦.      >-     ..   «•  >sY"'r' ■ . /•  rj  j 

Entrclaflié  :  m.  e'c  lUnterlacedjtntetmm^f^'yP^'*^-- 

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Eptcrlaflcmentiitji  An  HteHachigM^»'H"^!^f, 
terppfmgja  plaiim^appiàgJèMldmg,'^^^^^^ 
one  vtthm  another  j  a  fettmg^uttmg^tr  t«^!^^  ' 

.  V  betweene^or  among .  .      ,   j  /;«/</ 

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Toifts  orncz  d'  cntcrlatfcurcs.  K^ofis  decl(èd  mtb 

interlaced  frets.  /^ 
Entrclaflis  :  m.  An interlacingjpUit'mg^nterrpeaumi. 
Entrelie  :m.éc:CTyed  together  ^  bound  be  trpecne. 
Entrelicr.  To  tie  together  ;  to  bindbetweene. 
Entreligne  :  f.  ^n  inter  Une  y  or  inter  linmgé 
Etïtïc\i^i\è^tn4cif.  Interlined. 

Tc.nttc\i^^cr.Tomterline(a  writing.) 
Entic\ixe.To read  together. 
s  Entrclouer.  To  commend  one  another ^^ 
£r\trclui^cTlTorpraflle  one  vfitb  another. 
Entrcliiirc  To  appeare.Jhiney  or  befeene  among^  be^ 

ti^eeney  or  in  the  middejiof-y  alfo^to  giue  a  gUmpfe^or 

fhinebyhalfi.  m 

Encrelunaircs.  lours  en.  The  dayeiy&irfpaceywhere- 

in  neither  the  oldyWrneTP  Moone  isjeene. 
Entfteinandcr.  To  fend  betweene  partie  and  partie. 
s'Entremanger.  To^eat  vp^or  vndoe^eacb other. 
Enrifmcnt  :  nu  An  entringyor go'mg  in-^â  beginning,, 

anentrance.  .  ^ 

Entremcflc  :  m.  ^  :  f*  interlaced ^  intermixed  ^  in- 

tcmivgled  -,  fet,  inferted^min^d  among. 
Entrcmeflcr.  To  intermingle^  interlace^  intermix  j  to 

jhuffle  vp  one  mtb  another  j  to  in/èrt,  orfet  among. 

sEn tremcflcr  dc.  To  intermeddle  mtb  j  to  imbarl^^ 

•  orput^himfelfiinto.  ^     .  •       ; 
EnuanctSMti.Certaine  choice  dijhésferuedin  between 

thecour/èsatafiaftyorbanquet. 
Entremetteur:  m.-  Afiickler ,  media tûr^  dajes-mani 
anintermedler^or  dealer  in  other  mens  caufes^con^ 

tiomjies. 
Entremettre  |a  bcfongnc  To  intermit  yfl^cl^ps ,  de- 

*  firreydifiont'mHeydelayyputyOr  leaueit  offfh â  time. 
$  Entremettre  dcT^  meddle yor  deale  witb-jto  tbrufl 

himfelfiifUo. 

s'Entrcinturk' To  waxyor  be  y  haï fi  ripe. 

s  Entremignardcr.  To  dandUy  cocl^ery  ofjlatter^  me 

another. 

Entranié  :  £  A  meanes  y  of  medidtim\  an  mtermed-^ 
ly%or  bf$l(age  ;  a  dealing  hetweene  partte  and  Par- 
tk  \  an)  medting  m,  or  managing  of  y  (other  mens)  trnfi- 

neffes.  ' 

5*Entrç!nocquer.  To  mtercbange  moclpy  gibesy  quipSy 

feoffsyflouis;  to rideyordrride^e another.  _ 
$cntremordrc,rofo<^  wMW^fcrr.  ^ 

s'Eiitrtmouiflcr.  To  wetjndeawy  be^rm^le ,  moifleny 
eacbotber. 

Hntretnoyen  ;  m.  Adiftancoyintermedium^meâneyor 
^^einewbite. 

j!^EntrciBpcfchcr*  To  diflnrie^  binder  Me  another. 
Entrc-mutmcr.  To  put  into  dlntttmiei  to  fit  together 

by^eares.  \  .  ,^     ^       . 

gntrcmuye  dc  moulin.  ri!>e  «ri«  to/>fer.  *^ 
gntrcmy^r  en-  Amrngfiyor  in  the  middefi  of.   . 
'^ttcnafffirc*  To^ingvpyorijeybibffrm^ketweene, 

J^cntrcnavter.  r#w#iwMr  each 
^ntrcnavrcz.wi««ifrf/4^fc*jr«6^i>tt<f.       V 
*^^"^-  *"•  ec:  f.lnterUteiy  intangledy  tiedy 
^^v^^ti^bitweenei  d^y  fwummebetmene  yOt  a^ 

^"'^^itt^  tie  tptrtt  bétweaie.      '     *     .  n^.; 
•  '^^uire.  n  burtf  endammâge-,  himlit,pejfer,  m 

!l|"ï'ï§urier.T« remU^afmft,  Huauttber,     W 
«  ^tf  obligar.  nbmd^lig»^  mâkibébêkUit  tbm- 
-^iues^fm  têtbettberitê  enter  mt»  m^iiitt  bêmb. 


EntfobUacz.  Bound,  Mgtd,  b^bolden^the  one  to  the 
Other.  ^   ^f 

s'Entr'oCçir.  To  l(tU  each  other. 
Entr'oeil:  m.Tbefpace betweîhc  the  eyes. 
Enrr 'oublie  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Forgotten  in  the  meane  whiles 
flipt  out  ofmemarie  fmct  that  time. 

Entr'oublier.  To  forget  in  the  meane  while  y  orfmce 
then.      ' 

^^Vitto\h\\tx.Tofbfgeteach  other.    ^ 
Entr'oui  :  m.  ie:  f.  Heard fcatteringlyjjjbalucsy  orbnt 

here  and  there  a  word. 
Entr'ouïr.  To  heare  by  halites  ;  to  heare  here  and  there 

aw  or  d'y  to  heare  vnto  his  tbinl^ing-y  or  to  tbinl(ehee 

heaves.  - 

Entr'ouv^rt  ;  m.erte  :f.  Cboppedychawnedyclouen.ga' 
ping  ;  halfiy  or  almojl  open  j  neither  fully  fhutynor  oPen\ 
whence  \ 

Les  yeux  cachez  à  doigts  ^nXx'oMvtns.  Couered 

withjlradlingyflnd  haljè-openy  fingers  j  rather  hidden 
mjhewthen  hindered  of  their  fight  *y  or  fo  hidden  by 

_  them  that  thehider  may  with  eafè  loolfc  through  them. 

Entr'ouVrir.  Halfètoopenj^o  mal^eway  throguh  ;  al/Oy 
tolay(halfè).epenvnto. 

s'Entr'ouvrir.  Halfiy  or  almoft  to vpcnyto  gape^leeuey 
^    goeafundetofitfelfi. 

^'tntxc^^tdoimcT.Tofvrgtue  one  another. 
EntreparJ[ement.i4»  interrupting^  fical(ing  in  a  mans 

Entrepailer.  To  interrupt  one  tkatfpeûkes ,  tofpeal^ein 
bis  taUyto  hinder  his /peechyWitb  demaunds.    j 

Entrepas  :  m.  Afi^ft  wall^ey  a  râc)(è  ;  a  racl(mgyor  great 
pace  offome  horfes ,  that  cannot  amblcy  and  rhufi  not 
trot.  . 

Entrepend  ;  m.  Part  of  a  womans  &c. 
«*Entrepicquer.  T(?/riri(;^,  nipytaunt^quipy  cutycacb  o* 

ther. 
s'Entrepigna.Ttf  r«wé^^r  eUw  one  anotheryto  pluc{ 

one  another  by  the  beards  j  togoe  together  by  the  ears. 
BaUeci^xitet.ToptantyOrfetbetweene. 
Entrepllc:  m. ce: f.  interfiuldedy or fiilded between. 
EnttcplicT.  To  fbuldbetweeneyto  inter fiuld. 
s'Entrepoindre.  Topricl^eyfting^nettlei  girdy  gaily  or 

vexyone  another.    ^  f 

Entrqpôs  :  m.  An  interpofition-yorything  that  s  put  Jn  an 

equalld (fiance  betweene  others  y  alfoyafetting^fatting, 

laying.  f; 

Entrepofer.  S^^i^^  tntcrpofer. 
En|rcpofition.  i^  Intcrpofiiion. 
s'Eritrepoulfcr.  Totbrufiout  the  harlot)  to  tbrnfty  or 

pufh  one  another.  -i» 

%'^nxxc^\x^2X\s.Thruflingy0r  crowding  one  another. 
Entreprenant.  Enterprifing^atiemptwg^yboldjbardie^ 

couragiouSyforwardyadHenturou^i  that  cares  ae  little 

for  his  fiefh  as  another  y 

Entreprendre.  To  ent erprifty  attempt  ^imdertaliey  or 
tal^e  in  band\  afiumOyOr  tal(e  vpon  him  ;  to  verrier  vp- 
MyenterintOygoembandwitbialfby  tovfurtCy  or  in- 
croachvpml  *^ 

s'EntreprttiAt.  To  cwgeale/nrdle^  thicken  j  («if, 
êriofiietûgethcr.     '^^'^  ^^^ 
s'&itrcprcndre paries  mains.  To  fbalfi  bands ,  ta' 
^ufpie  bands  together.       ^ 
_  itrepreneur.  An  enterprifety  attempter^  vnderta^er  ^ 
^  alfo^i  Broker^ettififggefjpr  miermedlerm  other  meni 

^ contruerfies.   •'-;  ^ -       •    "    ^  ■>•■•/.-.  ^^;,_^, 

Marchand  entrepreneur.  A  Marchant  ventstref:^ 
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Entrcprcficr.  Toftopyflofetfirpreffe  w,  or  one  betwixt 

another,  '  ' 

s'EntTcpKffct'TàfrejJiyCrmd/trtijruJl  hard  one  a-, 

notbfr. 
s'Entrcprcftcr.  To  lend  ù7ie  to  another. 
,  Entreprins:  mic:  fc  yndertaken^  attempted^  enter- 

prifcd. 

Entreprins  dc  fcs  membres,  Tafien^  benummed^  (rt 

blaJteJ,      .-■'■■  "^  - 

Entrcprinlc  :  f.  An  enterprifi^  aaUon/ittempt^aduen^ 

ture  ;  alfo^an  vndertalfingjor  talking  in  band }  alfi,  an 

vfurpatwn^  or  incroachment  vpen.         ,      v      . 

Homme  d'  entr^rinfc.  Ainan  tbats  fit  fir  peat 

imployments.  - 

s'Entrq>romcttrc  vne  chofc  To  fromijta  thing  one 

v?Ho  another. 
s'EmïcpïouvaXoproueytrie^fay  one  another. 
s'Ei  itrcquenr .  Tofeelfe  each  other. 
Entrer  :  m.  An  entrie^or  going  into -^  an a€ce£e  vnt$. 

Entrer  de  fief  fcrvi.  £^^^  Servi. 
Entrer.  To  enter ^  goe^rftep  in  j  to  bane  accejfe  vntoy  ti 

beçntoputhimfelfè'mto. 

Entrer  en  bettes .  TofiiU  a  tipling^  w  qttaffîng  j  or  to 

2J0XP  ttpfit  by  tipling. 

Entrer  en  combuflion  avec.  To  fall  to  deadliefèud 
*   with  ;  to  raife  agréât  tumult  againft. 

'   Entrer  par  la  feneftrcS^fFencftrc. 
Entrer  en  la  haute  game.  To  ftretcb ,  or  bupe^hu 

limits.  ■■  •    .   ,  -     '     y^   . 

Entrer  en  Quartier.  To iegin  vu  rvait'mg  ;  to  get  into 
fiuiùufy  credit  y  authorities  dealings  j  to  come  in  re^ 
quefl. 

Entreracic  :tn.êe  :  f.  Scraped  abouti  fiUd^  orpoBJhed 

bctweene.        , 
Entrcrader .  To  fcrape  about  i  to  file  ^  or  folijh  if- 

tweene.  t 

s  Entreregarder.  To  behold^  or  kolieoM  each  the  o^ 
ther.       ..:.-•  ' M  •..-^- 

s'Entreregrettcr*  To^  deplore,  or  bemoant  each  other  j 

pajfknatefytowjhfifr  one  another. 

s'Entrercncontrcr  •  To  meet  one  another  ^^  orjoge- 
ther.    \  ■■-  ■  '" 

Entreromp2nt.  Interrupting^  flopping. 
Entrerompre.  To  interrupt  J^p,  confound ,  breakt  off^ 
tn  themias.  ^ 

Entreroufir.  Toblujhalittleytofoo{e  fomewbatred. 
Entreroule  :  m.  ée  :  £  Rowled  betweene^  or  new  and 

then.  ■  •.;  ■[     ■ 

Entrerouler.  Toromlebetweene.  ^ 

s'Entrerucr  dc!.  pierres^r^^ft  one  anotberwHbfleneii 

to  tbror¥flones9ne  at  another,  ^^j^^^^^^^^ 
s'Entreiaifirbrasàbias.  To  feÎT^e  oHeilotber  Ifp  the 

^^EnXteGluct'TofaUaeiacb other,     »  %^    !  ;  5 

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s'Bnttdianaa.TorofèmhUoM  aaotber,        ''i-, 

Entre^^  :  in.  éc  :  C  Set,/èmed,  mferted^iiUr^uti 

^beeweane*  ^  ■*'  •^'-■^'■'-^«■/^■-^^'■'^^'■^'-^•iss^^-."'^ 

Bm<remetitêfet,/§mtkifert,mterléte  iitmonu,  or 

. 'èire  and  there  èfu.  s»,,    ^i" 

Entrdcrré  :  mie  :  £  Stopped,  flm/r  elefid  m^  m  èe- 

.■  tweene»  u)""'' 

Enctdcrrer.  ro^flmt,  or  e&fe'mf^  hetmtm^  * 
Entreioliyc.  Amco^  or  qiurter  mnrenu  mo  nf' 

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s'Eittre(buflâ:ir .  To  endure ,  abides  or  brooifo  each «. 
ther,  '.'•&.-■■'-       V  ■'• 

s'Entre(buvenir  de.  To  remember  one  another  of-iilfo 
.  halfi  to  remember,  f  . 

Entrefi)ace>  An  intermedium, or  fiâce  btttreene.  . 
s'Enti4^iec<  To  ^ie^or  pte  mto  one  anothers  do. 

*H*'  •      .  '*  • 

s'Entrcsuir.  «r  s'Entrediyvré. 

s'EncrcTuiprcndrc»  To/krpr^,or  tâi(e  napping  one^a- 
nother.  • 

Entrdiiytte  :  f.  A  eontintution  ,  or  immediate  fuc- 
ceedine  otu  of  the  other»  a  clefe^or  neere  filù»ing  one 

f  of  another, 

s'Entreni3rvre.  Tofillei»(cbfe,orneere)one  another-^ 
tofueceed  tmmedtatefy,  or  in  the  neclfe  one  oftbto*- 
ther,  , 

Entretaché  :  m,  éc  :  f.  spotud  (and^atledjbere  and 
there. 

Entretaillé  :  m.  éc  :f.  citt  betipeene,  or  m  the  middtfl- 

^  ^   eut  here  and  tbere-y  eut  by  peeces^nd  trié  paufet-^  c^ 

*      at  ftueraU  times  \alfo^terfèered, 

Entrttaillancnt:  nu  A  cutting  bettreene,  or  in  the 

ttuddefi  i  a  cutting  here  and  there }  a  cuttmg  byptt- 

cet  \witb  paujet,  or  at  feueraU  times  J  aifi^  *nm- 

'  terfieringi  and  hence, afrip^g,  or  eontràrietu,in 
fpeech, 

Encretailler.  To  cut  betmene,  or  m  the  middejl  »f\  t» 
cut  here  and  there',  to  cut  (an  entire  thing)  bypttctt, 
andwithpaufeStOf  at  feuer all  times, 
s'EnttetaiIler.T«^(,ori>4citf  0M  another \a^9,t» 
interfere  ',  to  hitjland  m  inttmg  to  hitrt^  bedurt)  ont 
iej^withth'other;alfo,totr^,or  contrarie,  himfilji  a 
bis  omne/peech. 

Entretailleure  :  (,  0*  EncrecaiiUemei»  j  Or,  «  cut  btrt 

and  there, 

«'Entretafter.  To  tajl,fiete,ejfay,  found,  handle,  or 
grope,  another,       ^ 

Entretemps  :  m.  An  intermedium^  meaue  irbiU. 

Entretenemeiit  :  m.  Acoherencie  ,  or  hanf/ni  if 
thmg/t  togjether;  an  vnmtertuptedconUnuatien  of  rut- 
ters',ansntertMnii^',ëlfOj4penJ»n,wages,intttti^- 
ment,  'r   ■■;:-•'  '•    "  •'  .'■•*■ 

.   EattcteneoaieRtàcyo]x^stcfwa,Tb^boldini 

'  •fanate.    ■  '  ■■'   "-  ■      ■  t;,-.,.- 

Entretenir.  ^tutuoUytohoU,  orl(eepei(botbfults)t9 
,  inter  faine ,  «r  continue  m  a  courfk  apeed  on  i  aff, 
(without  reciprocation)  toobferue^lfeefeimàêUblyy 

éUfo^to'mterta'me ,  d^My,fitfiaine,maintainti  e^t 
tointertaine/nrholdintal^',toehatorconuvfevntb\ 

.  to  vfe  affabfy^ouruoufyjpndiy,  a^  to  snterteae/r 
Mceptof,anoffer  ;  4tfê,tohold,  Ifcepe  ,retmtM'' 

Je  ne  fius  point  les  biefcbcs,  mais  ie  les  entretiens 
^^tbnhicîi,  (The  fpeeeb  of  an  aged  teacher^     ^ 

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s'Èntreiet^ae.  rèêiirifii,iMmûie,  «rfnfiMim 
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nourifl)ment\  alfo  ^  complément  ^  comflementing  3  or 
ïntertâining  of  one  another  with  courteotis  ^ee^ 

\   ches.  ' 

"^ntïCtK^cincif'Tbewoofiofcktb. 

Entreti(fu  :  m.  uc :  f.  mucn^  or  wrought betweene^as 
goldpUtein  iinfell  \ïntcr  laced.  * 

^nttctii^vcToiaterlace^or  wcauc  bétrvcene. 

Entretoi^.  A crojfe quarter^  or  oueuhMrt  rafter ^of 
timber. 

Eiitretortille  :  w.QC:(..lr^crlJccd^  mùcbintangled^or 
twined.      . 

Entretortiller.  To  interlace'^  to  twine  ^  or  intangle 

much.     \  /  /  '     -^ 

Eiîtietouchemènt  :.tf\.  A  touching^  fiic\mg^cleaumg, 
or  hanging  êftbmgs  clofcly  together  j  al/Oy  a  continua- 

s'Éntretoucher.  To  touch  one  another  j  to  abut  y  neigh- 

honr^ofbeneereèneto  tbeothcr.' 
Entrctouillc  :  m.ce  :  Untangled^  JubbledyConfuundedy 
-   fcpredyincombered. 
Entrctouiller.  To  mmglc^intangle^  confjund^jubble  vp 

t  hmgs  together  f  lb  pejier^o  inc  omber^  * 

i'TntrouvcT.To  find  each  other. 
s'Entr^uer.To^iU  one  another. 
Enrrcvcchc  ••  m.  c,c  :  f.  Intanglcd^infnarled, filtered^ 

intrtcatedf 
Entrevechcr.  To  intangle^  mfaarU^  fitter yintficate. 
EntnvcïWé.  Halji  awalce^  or  betweenefleeping  und 

rvâl^ing. 
Entrcvciller.  To  be  waging  nàw  and  then  j  or  to  lie  be- 

twtcncfleepingandwal(ïng. 
Entrevenir.  To  come  in  on  afudden\  to  happen^or  befall 

at vmwàrei ;  to beprefent  amongothers  j  alfb,  tome- 

diatCyor  come  betwixt.  •  **" 

Tels  Seigneurs  entreviennent  au  traité.  Such 

Lords  are  contamed^ ,  or  comprifed ,  within  the  trefi- 

tk*  ■  ■.... 

Entrevenu  !  m.  ue  :  f.  Comeyhappened^  befallen^  in  the 

fnHanewWe^  OH  afiulden. 
Entrcvcr.  Tovnderftand:  f  Barrag. 
Entrcvcrdir.  Tobegreini(hior  to  be  green e  among  0^ 

they  colours.  %  # 

Emrcvcrdoyer.  jrtr^yjw.      * 
scntrc^erfèn  Taouertumej  or  ouer  throw  one  another. 
Eïitre^ljj^hé  :  m.  ce  :  t  Pefiered^tangled^fnarledy 
iniricatéd. 

Entrcvefchen  Tofnarle^  or  intangle  me  witb'm  ano^ 
^ /fcfr  J  ^45  Entrevechcr.  ;>: 

Entrevifé  :  m.  ce  :  f. viewed j^r  vifited^now  and  then. 
Entrevjfcr.  To  viewyor  vipt  nùw  andtben^  ^ 
Entrevifîté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Seene^vifited  now  and  then. 
Entrevliîtcr.  Togae  to^fee^  vifttfometimes.  ^ 

1,  **EntreVoir.  To  behold ^or  viSt,  one  another. 
fcntrcvomi  :  m.  ic  :  f.  yèmitedyjpued,  areafi  ont  now 
j,^tbenyoramongMthtrthing$.  ^;>  ; 

«itrcvoinir.  To  cafi^  $r  vomit  out  among  otbtribmgsi 
r^  ^^parbf^iftfometimes^  byfits;$y^  ^;.t:  ;  \ 
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The)  had  from  the  beginning  refolued  to  fie  •  at  fèare 
had  atfirftpofeft  then  minds ^andpnt  them  into  'a  bur 
mor  of  flying.       -  -    ^.  .. 

Enyzhicif.  jlnaffault^anonfetyaninuapon. 
Envahir.  To  inuade^affaile^alfaulty  or  Jet  zpon\  alfo^to 

/eife^apprehend;  or  lay  hold  on  ;  (As' in  th' example  x'n- 

rf^  Envahi.) 

_Envain.  a  l^ind  of  Serpent  ;  as  Envent. 

Envaiflfcle:  m.  ce:  f.  InueffcUed ^  put  into  avcf 
felL 

^nyzféim.éctf.Inue/Peliedyputinto'aveffiU. 
Envafer.  To  put  mto  a  veffell.         '       -   '  ^ 

Envafquine  :  m.  ce  :  I  In  a  long^SpaniJhyOrW-fiJhio-  . 

ned^t^ardmgale. 
Enucleation,  ^n.enncleaticny  orvni^ernejllng  ;  an  ex 
-  planât  ion, fill  interpretationyabfolute^  expofition^plaine 

manififlationof.  K       -. 

Envelope  :  f.  Any  thing  that  fir ues  to  m^jLanoiher  in\ 

a  coucif  J  afarplier  j  a  wrapper  j  a  peece  of  wajt paper 

for  that  piapofe. 

Envelope  :  m.ce  :  f.  Inueloped,  wrappedjinfittlded^in- 
clofedytnuoluedi  alfo^pejiered^intangledy  perplexed^ 
incombrcd.  .  - 

Envclopement : m.  Aninueloping^ wrapping^ infiuU 
ding'^  mtariglement^mplication^mombranc^. 

Envelopcment.  Obfcurefyy  intricately^  comber fomcly y 
bywrapping^orinuolution. 

Enveloper.  To  wrapyinfiuldj  inuolne  ^implicate  ^nclofe^ 
alfoy  to  pefter ,  intangle  y  infnare^  perplexe  ^  incom- 
ber. :     V         ' 

Envelopoir  :jn.  ^Envelope. 

Enveloppé,  &  En^vdlopper  j  &  Enyeloppoir-  as 

Hhvclopc,EnveIoper5i5cc. 

Enveloute  :  m;  éc  :  t.  Ofl^eluety  orcloatbcdwith  Fel- 
uet.  .   '^^î'--  ",     •■   *■    '     ■    ■ 

^F^  ■  ■  m  1""'  '"J        ■  =^ï  ^-■'■i'^^    -■■' 

Envenime  :  m.ce  :  f.  inuenomcdjimpoifoned. 
Envenimer.  Toinucnome-y  alfoy  to  poifon  ttoutpde 
of 

Eilveht  :  m.  Afhort  blind  Serpent  y  which  is  thought  to 
fleepe  aUw'mter^  whence 'y 
Endoitny  comnicynçnvcnt.  An  extreameflug. 

Em(ergongnc:  m.  cc:f.  Much  ajhamedypr  out  of 
countenance.  ... 

Enverme  :  m.  ée  :  £  FiUed  withy  of  growne  full  ofy 
wormes.  *    .  . 

Envermcr.  To  fill  with^  prewfill  oft^ormes^ 

Envcrrc: m.éc :£  T>i^leafedwitbyincenfed againjl: 
^Norm.  Ç  V  -^> 

Envers  :  (a  Subfiantiue)  m.  Th'mfidoy  or  wrong  fide  of 
a  thing  ;  V  envers  du  drip.  » > 

Mettre  à  V  etivers.ro  ouerthrawyiurne  vpfide-downy 
tumbleyor  caft  topfie  turuie. 
Nager  à  T  Ctivets.  Tofwim  on  his  bacl^e.  " 
Tourner  à  r  envers.  To  turne  the  mfide^  or  wrong- 
fide  y  outward.  ^  .^»K»       . 
Nul  cndroiâ  fans  fon  envcrs  î  Vi^y.No  commoditie 
without  ndiftommfoditii.  ^*^>*    ' 

Envers.  (A  Prepofiiianyfiffiifies)  towardî,  ne&tttOy  tf- 
bout;  a^QyinthefreJence^rm  rejpetty  ofy.alfo^  d-  * 

'    gamfi.  .    ,     .  / 

Enverfi  :  ni.  ce  :  £  inuirted^,  turnidypfide-denme- 
wordy  or  th'infuie  outward  j  alfo^  turned  in  a^d 

Énvcrfcr.  To  inuert  j  to  turne  vpfi^-dowt^imafdy 
$r  the  mfide  outward  i.alfo  y  to  tmrm  »  and 

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:,nviç  :  f.Enuie.jp[ghf,gru:ff^e,rcf:mr^\ir)tj^ 

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EnuIe-cAipanc.  The  bearheeatted  HeUcmtmé  h 
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Enmncratioa'  ï.An  tftumerat'm;recl{ort}}ig^nkrhhriri 

rekcarfall.'    \    '^^:    "•    •  -:^-.:^' ;  ■^■    «y-    •...;^^ 
.Efi^nciation.  An  enimciation^figmfication^  ^eckYntC 

Ml  a  denouncing  j  aljo^a  maxime^or  fropojhwn!:  . 
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Envolé  :  in,  ^e  :  f.  F  led  aw  ay,  pa  fed  b'ajji^ly  ^^jhi/th; 
ttmefuddj^nly  :,  efcapedy  got  packing,  departed. 


)nuiv,tu!d fh-nc  f»^{e me  afraid.           .  \  ^.  .  f  s'Envoler.  T(?///r  aur^^ifj  /•  efd^pe^; depart  ^'  cet; pnc-' 

Fh vieux  meurent,  mais  envie  ne  mourra  iamais  :  •  '    ^ï«^  ;  bie  awayfpeedily^  baft  airvy  quicl^ly,  pafitiW:y 

Vi)\.lljcnùintis  dte^but  enufelikethalrraies.    .  -  fi^enfy.        .     -       j  -     >        Ç           - 

11  ncft.cn  Vie;  <juc  de  moine  :Prov.lu>«tr  Moine."  j  Envôultevqui  al!jcfguillcrtc  nouéç.  Charmed  mM 

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.(•  FnvidJlir.  Towjx  old^  ffcn»inyfare%\  become  fîaie y 
bcginae  to^  dçcay  \td  quaile^  fètle ,  draTP  towards  bis 

end.  •  "  :'■'  -'^-  :;*-t    .  '   .^ .  ^  ^  '  /^'  ,/.:;;;"./• 

I  Envieilliflefrient':  m:Arv^\mg  décrépite^  a  fromng 
f.^^i:  intaage^ajîeppmg  intoyeares\aqiiaiUngjfvlmg^de- 
f\-  cayiTtgybccommkngôld^Jîaic.  ,  ,-  i    . 

^|\Énvicr.7^r;f«/f  ;  tomatigne^fpigbi^grudge^  rcpme  ai  ^ 
•       thcivortf^r^ood  fortune  of  others-,  alfoytêdefifeear- 
Ttcftly/olongjifi'  -^  ^'  '  '  ^ ■  ' ir  :.  - , .^:. :\^^t   •', 

r  Envier(auîeu.)rati^    "*  .     Oy     y    ^ 

¥^n\\cufçmQnt^nuwuJ1yy^ightfi^^  :      " 

Envieux  :  m.ASloïP'rPûrrnèyOr  BUnd-ïPorme.^ 
Envieux:  m.eu(c:  f.JEnuious^mMignant^epifimg^de- 
^igl^tfîiU^fpighîing  at  another  mans  worthy  or  for  tune. 
Femme  envieuse.  A  tvomdn  thatlongetb. 
Envieux  mcu|^nt,mais  envie  ric  mourra  iamnis: 
Prov.  Though  qj^uiêié^pcopU  dityyeit7im€.fl)aU  Uuee- 
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rtni^  or  hoope  ofyron,  &c.  ^  :,  ^ 

Environ  :  m.  les  environs  d'viie  vUJe.  The  compaffe 
>    of.  iroundyor  circuit  ofcountreyjtext  about  it. 

lEj^YiïothAhûutythereâboHtSimgbvntCé 

Et  mon  homme  environ. .  jitd  my.  marchant  io 

woïl^^  fill  clofe  toit^werU  roundly  about  it. 

Tout  à  r  environ*  Ali  tbireaboutSi  rmmd  abûuty  on 

each  fidey  on  euerie  part. 

V  Vf  afl  ex  i  fiairc  environ  les  mains  J  haut  my  bands 

fiilt  of  bujïneffe  ;  I  haue  as  mucb  todot  ojI  can  turne 

,  me  to,  •  .-•■    "  .■"-'•■•"- 

Environné.  JnuiYoned^mpaffedy  htgntjmeUfedyhtd. 

fedyOrhemd'm<(»euef'ufide.  , 
Environnement  :  m.  M  mcomfaffaigy  'mmm'ing^in' 

clojvtgramtdMbêut,^  '* 

Environner.  To  inukên,  huompafe^  hegnd^inclcfi, 

hedge  w  hemme  m,  on  mU fides.  * 

Envi^  bien  cnvis.  VnwiUmgfyi  loathly  .repui'mgfy, 

Toutesfois  cil  faiâ  ce  qu*  envis  ont  faic  Loolfe 
■    FaiA.  *  ■  .  .  ■  ■  » 

Enviiâgé  :  m.  éc  :  £  Set  mtb  the  vifage  or^t  to- 
.     Wards ^ofpofiie  in  the  forepart  vnto.  . 
Envifagçr.  To/et  the  face  or  vifage  towards  »  tolèolfe 

^omàrds  or  agaitifli  the  Repart  of  a  thing  to  be  in  op- 

pofitioHwitb another.         vvjv  «i   .      r 
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Enymr.  ' Arpefage^or  fendmi\  ^?^>  th'Enuoy\  or^cn^ 
cliffionofa  Balln ,  or  Sonnet i  in  a  Jhort  flan%p  bjit 
felftj  andferumgj  aftentmeSy  aa  à  dedication  of  the 

:  rphok.  '^'  ■  '■■■  ,  "• 

Emoyétttï.  A  fpeciallmeffenger  feni^y  a  Prince  inte 
hie  Embaffador  in  a  firreaie  countrey. 
Lc  fainâ  Envoyc.Tfe^  hclie  ApoftU. 

Envoyé  :  f.  LooJ^/e^  Ennoye. 

Envoyé  :  m.  ée:  F.  Sent^  delepited'^^ddreffedorà^ 
reRedyVnto\alfo^afiortbruflyOut.  [ 

Envoyer.  T^/fffrf;  to  delegate  j  addrejfe  or  direllyzn'  \ 
.  to^alfo^ocaflorthrufi^out.      *      /\         g  ! 

Envoyer  au  ^ï2uTofènd  agra\ing'y  a  Maipcrtotut 
.away  his  man  ;  (and ^perhaps  fiom  tbi&ph^afe  came  eut 
contemptuous^  Goefcrape.)  '  i 

'Ic  le  vous  envoycray  par  ié  borgne,  i  willfvidii  I 
you  by  John  Long  the  Carrier.  •    ^         S 

Qui  envoyé  chctif  à  la  mer  il  n'en  rapportruç 
poiflbnnefcl:Prov.SeePoiflbn,  "* 

Qui  fol  erj5^ye  fol  attend  ;  Prov.  He  thatferJs  i 
fioUyfkies^itber)fh(orasX^ 

BnvoynnçY.Toglafe  a  window^ 

Envoyfcuré  :  f.Mocl(erie  lanoldword. 

Vs)yy.vnwiUinglyyrifiningl},grudgingfyyUatU 
tbe  ïPiUymuchafatnfltbc  humor  of. 
^A  P  èlivy  r  vn  de  T  autre.  One  ta  de/pi^bt  tbeodcty 
en  in  emulation  one  of  tbe  other.  «"^ 

Enyvrc:  m.cc:f.  Drunke^runl^et^^  madi^heccïïie 
drunl(i  j  in  drinl^jmellotPyf'fpledy  fvxedyOuetfeenei 

lE^n^ivtcr.To  malii  dyun(r  itofix.      , 
s^nyvrer.  Ta  be  druntte/fr  in  drinl^e  j  ta  bemelUvfy 
tipledyjlujht/merfiine.  ^»      v         y    L 

Ils'enyvrc  delà  propre  bouteille.:  W<  *^  ^^^^*^ 
by  bis  awne  bottle  i/ffaid  of  one  tbats  too  jarre  m  me 

p  mtba  good  part  of  bu  cpme,  orabufa  if^'^i^  '^^ 
ruine.)   v-.,  ...  .  .#'?^^'.-.  '^  :-''■'-  ■'•'   '    ^  . 

LcTavemîcr  s*enyvre  défaTarcrri^Prot.O//*^ 

fame^lilaty fence.    ^ -^        j#       W  '  ;^;, 
I:o\mylcs:i.HoUowbrafenbowfeSyftt  balls)  whchbe-^ 

ingfiBedwitbwateryandfetby  tbeftre  xwtiHiheyJfee 
throughly  heated  ^  yeeld  fifth  of  tbe  uaxrevr  boUs 
(whereof  ebey  haue  many)  flrong  fff^s  of  wind, 
and  continue  them  vntiU  all  the  water  he  euapo- 
rated.  '.  '■,,•  ■^-  ...,.•:.:,.,.. .v,.^  •..:^.;îî^'i- •■; 
Fpaâc.  An  addition  i(ht^lmaieâci(s)  the  Epafl.::^  y 

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fb^f-etccn.c  andvpwa\ 

;  EphCcliquc:Gom.0;2 

%  '    i<[  more  doubt  full  then 

Ephcincrç>  The  heart 

i  ' .   ûKo^an  ague  of  but  ont 

I     LEphcmcrcColcb 

xvHh  the  darl(-red  roo 

;  Ephcmcriquc.  Ficvre 

i  tphiincris.  ^iQurm 

'  :  done.  ■  '\::^9^  y.\'- 

Epicaic :'T.  Eqiaticy 

.  Lin?.'-  -,'  ■    '    ■'  '■>'^- 

Epicaizcr.  TiJ  i«igf  aa 

f^  '*      Yi^)roft})èLaw.  '    ' 
,     pichc:f/c/4S^eîgfeti 

j  .  '  HiÇilmw.        -        ^ 

*  -  '  Epicycle,  /f  /e//>r  rir^i 
cimfirence  of  a  gr^at 
prebends^  and  carries 
bcinlcmicd  about  b] 
j  _  or  Stone  wherein  it  u 

Epidcrmc.  The  nsoA  o 

'    J'  *^ 

H'.>itjiinial.  Maladie  E 
'  wi/î  cuchingyor  cop 

Epiukniqae:  com  J» 

y^t^fj^l^gefierallygi 
-  fid^amng  tin  peftpk. 
tpiecé:in.  ée:£î  Vu 

cet,        '•      /  r  --t/ 

Epieccr.  Topeecemeal 
Ptects.     .       v 

^^i'(  bullae  to  the  priuit 
'^P'gaftriqiie.-Bc/oMi, 

ArtcrcEptgaftriqu 
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i^panalèpiç  i  ^-  /^?  rcpeikiànofsrpord^wbereby  ffen- 
t     /(?/;r^  (//•  t;rvy?  a^  ende^,  -at  the  he  ginning  of  the  next) 


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■    -,  ,•;■'■'       •■    ■'  ■    .  ■     ■'    '■■  '  ■•  r-- '    ■.  ^  ■        ',.1    .  .-,        ■"■(      :  ''  .'■■■. 

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i  Ep^le:  rti.  Spealt^hr  jpedled. 

.  Enhcbc:  m.  A  mart kgc Able  youth  or ^riplïng^^^ 
:•     fvureiccn.c afidvpTvards.       -      *    •      ^*  !    : 
f  Hphcc^iquc:  com.  One  that  afierTdHg^udtey^fettrchy 

■  Epheincrc*  Thebearbe  ùricum^ie^  or  May-uUies  ; 
I' j^  a![o,anagueofbutônedayescm  v*  v 

I    •  L  EphcmcrcCokhique;Tfc^7i'^ii3i^i(w54^^ 

. ;■  ■  vpHl) the dark-red roots.  -^ ■:{''"'  ' ' ^•■:  V..  •  ■  ,■  *. 'fô-^H;^-^/: 
;  hphcmcriquc.Ficvre  ç^^Thattàjlsbutaday.  'x 
i  tphimcris.  ^lonrnally  oT/dâylk  S^cgificr  of  things 
\  'done. 


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hpicaic  :'f.  Eqmtie  y  mitigiffm  qf!  tbe^rigour .^^ 

..  i^.'  ■.'  -,  :  .■■,v-;-r.'" .-.  ■•■-,'■•.■■,>■  .•■■.■■■■.-î^i-,:,;;"''-'*-  , 
,  B^icaizcr.  T0  i«ige âecorâiniià  equU'u^tt  mitigate  the 

■c'T  .  riniri^fth'è Lea».  ^ . :  ' ^ ,'  ^  , .: '^       ■ ,  r-X.ï^|-',,.       , .  /  . 

Epicycle,  /^/^^r circUyWhefe centre isi^^ 
cumfmncc  of  a  greater  chenet  ^a  lejfer  circle  that  com- 
prehends, and  carries  about  with  it^  a  Tkntt^it  felfi- 
^    jj/^i  cmicd  about  by  a^gf  eater  ^thf  Scat  effaTlmctj 
_  ofStorie  wherein  it  is  fixed.     ■  é  ;.'^"^';^ .  '  '  '  '       '  '^''^  .• 
Epidcrmc.  The  tfiofi  outward  tBinnesJflfine  (ftbe  ti- 


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l^if^iinial.  Maladie  Epîdimiale.^r^Epidinue. 
;   ^jJiJimic.  ^« vnimffUfick^ife^oriener$ginjèmoni 

L  '^P'MHniqj::  co\x\dnfèâioui^cont«^iom^pefl'deni\  or, 
y"'^tt»f3U^iene,udl^r»Tvmc<mmonfjerymftcbdiker- 

tpiece:m.  it-.tL/DmidedypeecemeaUd,  retttinpee:- 
'"  t:"^'-      '     ■'  ■      ■■■'(.  ■    '  '  ~    ■    -.  ■  '  v^-^»^ 
fcpiëccr.  rope(ccmaU.diuide,readaMder,puUk 

"  •         1^    •  «■    '  •  •     *  *■■•■•,■',■        ■»>,  '  ■^i^"  •^■-^ 

'^P'Ç^ltrc  :  m.  AUtb^e  outward  part  of  the  belliefim 
f/^f  He/o  thepriuities.  .  ^^'v^v-C; ■ .    . 

^terepj,jgaftriquc./^>%Arterc.  V  Ï  * 
J,2"=  ^^P'gaftriqucii  fcr^wfe  of  the  iSaiLor  fianht 

ulL^^'^'  *''*  ^bicb  at  length  are  icpied  vitb  tbo 

EdIISS^-  '^^  ^ouer^efiU^or  flap  of  the  tbroat^iy 
^l^^^^^^^ritcmJtpiffammatkâUyOrEpigra»^ 


^yiiîi^uz.  ivc  pumgpcunejje^or  pine  euiii^  ,  .    .. 

t^il^tiC^C^That  hath  the  faUtngJicl(?tc^^^^^  \  '  ^ 

Epilogue  ;  m.  ^n  EpHogrte*^  the  comtiifwnX^itunivpi  \ 

tn'JinuUendyofaflay^c.Xt^^  ;^     ;  ';^ 

jucti».  etii^Qmclt^edy  cndedlfin?p)cd^i;nh 

oguer.  To  concUdCyOr  l^nit  ^ip-^o  mn{e^  cMcluJi- 
Vi.  o^,^l^^tfP^e,orfinàU€ndof:^ç^  '     >  ^   , 

Epinaî4e,J//rr/^jî/fei^Elp^^^  \ 

•  Epinete.^E(pihcttcVi/*^b^^  ^  "^^ 

Epiniccs..  fcajis^verfçsorfongs  oftmwphaftcV'a  vut\ 

l%tme-^%K^  *'  '-•'       ^'^  ^'    ' 

Epinochc.  ^/ Efpirioclic. 

Epinyiticic  ;  1 4;^bak0imjhthât  r}/cs^i}:c  skimi^ 
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Ejpiper.  «/Efcachcr,Sc  fou  It  r.r<if  tours.)  ^,'','  ■    V    Tf 
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iphyfe  :  f.  5f*  àdditiony  or^^ipfirJJx  r<;  Jt  bdn^yobtai- 
ning  a  peculiar  cWqm^ipiifn  mit b in, und annexation 
é  tOyit;ihoughi>rherwife  it  be  no  true  part  (?f  ir.  ^ :'r  r^ 
Epiploïquc.  Vcinc  œîploïî^ue.  SctA/tmc;,  ^  ^î^v 
Episcopal:  m.ftlcj  f.  EpifcopjU^  of^rbchhgfngiojL 
^Bpop.    ■    '     ^•-   ,,/■  ■..,  '  *^Jf^:,5^ 

Epilcopaiix;;  In.  Thejf^ttorpetSyfitmiteSyâffmif^^ 
\pBijhops.J  V     K 

Epifemfic  v^'f.  i4  2^3»*  *j^w//w  •  4^^ 
/fee  mnd  by  the  comttname^or  ptjture  :  ]M>ç|aisz/yïi 
it  (as  ifitwere^i^^cm^  apopÊ^jJorjhoUt, 

or  acclamation.      :   ,,       .    >      . 

Epiftcmoiv  -^  Teacber^^K^W 

E^iùvt:  f..JnEpiftleyalettnmijSùê^^         _ 

EpiftroDh^r/?f  <»^î»^  <!/*ftw  x^pfesmtbancm^    (à 

tpiftylç  :  m.ds  Architrave^  alfoy  a  little  piller  j^fvpon" 

a  greatest,  <  ^*  ;       ' 

Epitaphe  :  m.  An  Epitaph  ;  a  funeraU\poeme^or  infcrip- 

t  Epitaflic  d'une  tragédie.  Thehufiefipmofa^ragi- 

die.  ■'    •      ^.e     :\     -   V-r-'^v!^     ^     .%^ 

Epithaline.  i^  wedding  SongyOrFoernty  verfesm^de^or 

afongfungy  at  a  weddingyin  commendation  oftbepar* 

,    ties  married.      :^      .   '  -:     ^/    '    r  y    /* 

EpîtHemc:  m.  .A  tiquidptedïcine^àppfyedvntojîHoHt- 
ward  pair  t  ofnhe  bodieÇ  byapeece  of  tbinne  lihneny  or% 
cotton  dipped  in^  it  •  thereby  tofMple  the  plaeeyor  coole 
' ,  and%ompftiheiitw§^pear^^ 
,  \vnderjt.     '-s..        ^       '^•. /^-^^-^^^^  -.^ 
Epîthcthé:  m.  éc  .\f .    Bathed^  moifienid^  wety  he- 
d^h^A.  **'  •     y'   :  '    ■   ,.:^^-:::-    ^     ^-  •;■.:* 
Epithcmcr^  batb^ifienywetybedeàïp.       ^        •tl 
\Epil^iflier^^  Epifhcmér.  '  ^^ 

Ipllhin  :  m.  ribr  wetdT>odder  ;  <*mii5|y  /fcif  4?»^^ 
thereof^  which  z^omes  twyhiHiahta  the  brdnnHs 

€pito«c  :  m.  AlÊ0gcMif^C»f*(k^y^«rn^hefi,»iier. 

otb^appémU',airo,0ÙradHatsbood:-  -  v^:;.Jirx:> 

Epitome  :4D.JÎUBpitoMiiUhuliment,WI/im- 

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other  bitrveene  them^n  doubled  in  one  fence.           '  I  <w  txfloit,  fet  m  f^ood  prder,  ju^tcnt  array,  full  e- 

'Evoàcs.  A t^ind'ofiynckeverfai  the firjl whereof  u  ^'qutpage.          .:%.-."'.;■      ._, 

Jloniier  then  the  fécond,''  BqMpct-r0equtp,éirm,att,re,Jforevrith  prouideof, 
Epotiqiie.  nri»afcf«,/i»i^iffi:  f Rab.                i:^:::    -l^ecejjariejmrmtnre^topreparr^^ 

Eprcn.as.  The  ilaudicflix,  and  beUic ache,  that  come  \  ray, enable,  by  frll  proHifion,fbr  an atUonJeruice,er 
b)i  the  'vlceratiov  ,$)•  excoriation  of  the  ^mcls*r* 

•   I^Daiiph.         ■  ..       .  ■   ■  .  ■■'.  .  ^    ■'  ;  ••    "vf-ï:  ■■ 
.  Eptafyllabe  :  cava.OffeucnfyUables,    ' 

.Epuré:  m. cerf.  ^/w?M/'«''M'^^'''^'''i*trW' 
■ .     ed  by  runm>i^,dra);ned of  tiquir  by  mining.       >.  -^ 

Epurer,  <«  HIJHjrcr.  •  '    ^ 

Equable:  com.Euen,equaUyOf  one fbttyall alike.    «  • 
Equalile:  m.  ce:  (lEqualledy/natcbed^ade euen-^rt- 

semhle(1,c»mpared; 


cxploU. 

Equipplcncc  :  f.  EquipoUnàc^equathie  in  value.  ^  ^ , 
Equipol^nt:  m,  Lompofum  nioney'^^  or^as  E^uîva- 
-.  '  lent.  ■■•'^'  ''  "^-.■•'' :'\^. ■ 

'A  Tcquipolcnt.  Accordingly^nfa  hl^e  value  y  propar. 

fionahly^by  euen  portions,  fh  his  proportion  or  part. 
.Equipolcnt.  Equiualent,  of  êquallrporth^ofa  /i^e  vu. 

lu€^(U  good  as  the  other. 


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Equalitc:  f.  LqUaUtie^eucnnejjc^atchableneJfe'/tfem- 

ùUnce\indijfircncïe\comparifon.       -rf:  /^ 

Equalizer.  ^5  Equalilcr.    V   .         ^  .   ^ 

Equailimitc  :  f.  indifférencié  ^rnBderathn^quletnejJe  of 

s    w^i  a  humor  that  talées  all  things  well. 
Eiquarti:  m.  ie:  f .  ^leafured^  or  fquxred  out  y  by  a 

Squire.  .     /  aL  •  " 

Equarrir.  To  meafur e ^or  f quart  out  Ji)y  a  ^ire.     •- 
Equarrificmcnt  :  m.  A  meafUrljig^f fqUarmiàià^ 

a  Squire.       *  ^     :  '''"  * 

Equateur:  rc\.rhe  Equator  ^or  EqmnoSiiall  Cmlt\  one 

of  the' fix  chiefè  Circles  imagined  ta  be  in  the  EirfHa-  [. 
'    nje?n  ;  thus  called ybecàufe  fis  equally  diflantfi'om  the 
t    twoPoles,andbecaHfet0h€ntbçSunneisimtthedayy 

:tnd  night  are  of  teiualllenph,^^^ 

Equerre.  a^  Efquicrrc.     ;  V,  ,  ** 

Equeftrc  :  com,  Cfor  belonging  to^Horfemen^JÇnighny 
:-     or  Gentlemen.      ':   [     .•  V 

Eqnibidis.  The  Halfes  j  or  trvo  holes  in  the  prow  ffA 

sbipythroiéghwhich  the  Anchor- cables  paffe. 
Eqmdiametral:  tn,  ale  :  ï.Eqindiametrall. 

Equidiftancc:  ï^^^  equall  ^ate^  an  eutn  difianccy 

EauifJiftant.  Equally  dlflant  onfif^omthe  other. 
hquicrrc  ^  Efquierrc. 

:  Equilancc  :  f.  The  hole  or,boUow;tvherein  the  tongueof 
a  balance playeth.  -i      r  n    \-  *  "" 

Equilibre  :  m.  kqualitie  of  weight.  \^  ^ 

Equilibré  :  m.  éèlf-  weighed  in  equaU  balances. 
Eqùilibret.  Topôife^jf  weigh,  in  equaîl  balance. 
Equinancie:  f.  Tià  Squinfie^or  Squinancie^y  an  impof- 
\  tumouafwellmgabouttheneclie.  ^• 

i.q\linocçé:m.The  SquinoàiaU^  or  equaU  length  of  day 
and  night  i  It  fulls  out  in  the  Spring  about  the  eleuenth 
of  Search  i  in  Autumne^  about  the  pxttentb  of  Sep- 
tember»  .       ^  ^    -,        \-  > 
Equipage  :  m.  Eqiiipag€yfirnitufe^$od  or  mo  fir ,  fit  at-^ 
^  tire0or€  of  neceffatifs  \  fiiU  otdet,^  fufiicient  ar- 

Equipage  d'un  navire.  (Mofipfoperfy)  her  Marri- 
nmyand  Souldmsp_    >  ^    4^        '  a^-  ^^^if^  ^ 

Equiparablc^i^l^  comfaud^w  eqmUtdvméi^ ,  : 

Equipâraîfon:£li4«eJ]Gê,rf/e^ 


Equipoler,  T^  he  of  kVs^  orequall  value  ;  to  counter^ 
uaile  the  worth  of\  alfojto  ma\e  equaUin  value  rv'uh. 
Equipollc:m.  ec:  f.  CounteruaiUd,  equalled  in  va  lue 
.  with.        ■'■  .••■■;  :.    ■"  ■     ■/• 

EquipoIlcr.^^F.quipolcr.  " 

Equippagcim.  Equiùageyfirniturei&Cy  ^i, Equi- 
page. ': /  '       ^  ■■'::y:  •.'    .''^ 

Jbquipp€:m.ce:  f.^  Equipe. 

Equippce  :  f*  Equipage  ;  or,  a  being  in^or  putting  wto, 

an  ay  y  order  ^  tquip.ige  ;  a  Ifo^  afuddame^  andfintajih 

.  -  .  Call  pranl^yor  out-iert ;  ayouthfullfiying  out  ofthtW(t)\ 

and  hence  alfo^adiffrefiion.  ,  '  ,  •      ^^^ 

^"'  Les cquippeesd*un licyrc.  Her runnivganenaydn 
yci^^miîht  courfè.  ■  "      -^  .^-  ■ 

Equitable:  com. Equitable*,  iufl.euenyequalljncere] 
^-vpri^t.        ■'■■'■    '    V  • 

Equitation  :  f.  A  riding  on  horfebacke. 
°  Equité  :  f.  Equities  equalitie  \  cuennefe  j  vprightneffr, 


mitigation  of  rigor  ^modération  ofhytnour  j 

clemenciejmercifiilneffe. 

Equivalent:  m.Equallvalue\  \il(efht  the  iH(t^Ô7it  thiq 

foran9ther;or,them0th  of  a  thingin  excbange^htncc., 

'  compofitwn money;  or^  anyearelie  compofition,yctlid 

■vnto  the  Kjng  by  moft  of  the  commonsyin  lieit,dndfirtif 

:^abolijhm£ntiàfan  ancient  Toil  ofr'i]  d  in  thc^un% 

m»dvponaU/maUwareSyVi{iuals,andotherproutff«, 

0retayled  byxountrey  people  in  their  ordinarie  Mifktiti 

The  A.uvergnois,l^imofins,Pcrigordins5c5'-  tkjmi- 

'  bit  ants  of  fame  other  countries  fhereabouts,do^a!fof<ij 

a  cdhipofition  to  be  exempted  from  the  Gabelle  de  Id, 

and  others  the  lil^e  Importions  5  ^ll^o  auoid  the  exec- 

tions,and  hd^ddealinf^the  colleâors,  andfrms  of . 

;  them  ;  fvr  ot^erwifi,this  cmpoffm  u  at  benepaallto 

-  the  Prince,  and  chargeable  to  the  Subie£lt  «^  "•"'•';' 

Tols^nd  Taxes  were,  • 

Rendre  Tcquivalcnt.  To  acquit,  requite  -,  tetume 

like  fir  the  !i{e,ùr,onegood  turnefhranother;rfhcnce', 

'A  pctt,à  Maiftre,àDicu  tout-puifl*ant,nul  ne  peut 


rendre  l'équivalent  :  Prov. 


Equivalcnt?(Aajca.)  -E^«/irf/*»fj  <'A%^"^*'^*''^ 

-equaUvalite  ',asgood as  another.  ,       j-««.{ 

Equivoque  :  f.  .Anequimcatm  î,a  double,  or  aiutn 


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senccinonevcord,&c.  .  ^^^ 

Nous  fommés  en  equivoquc r T^***"' .  ,'  -^ 
thing,  and  1  another  ;  orwe  mma^Ml^^^^j^'r 
.  -janotbeTm yS:-  -^*  v-î.x- - --      --.-.m.'. . ,;.  ii^-uB •^-'.••■■'  '^    a^lsvi 

Equivtoqué  rin.ee  :f£î«*rwi^^:^^ 

»   doubfymeant,,  .\i^,^  ,>?"•-!».  ■*) ^^  „- 

le  me  fuis  equivoque.  Imifiooieonevfcrdr^'!^ 
fifer»,  :~. 

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I  Eraillc.^Efrajllé. 
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trbcrgé.m.  ce:fi 
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ErCLiIifTc:  f.îi^rm^ 

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defp'eraPe. 
Ereole:  m.  Apnaîl 
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.   fîun^cesfvîr  Exttat 
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Bniervelljfèr  difft 
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r'  a!fo^jT{aCliefyrai 

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Efgoteure  :  t;  4^  El 

vfgoti(|ue:coni.  Si 
^P^Sy'or  quiddities. 

lies.  :  V 

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Roture  :f.^Er| 

fiihlpurrcs^ordèa 
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'  the  Sycomore  tree.  ^%-  lS&-3^i^ft 

Èraiec :  m.  An  ayrie  ofH^rvk^f  ;  or^oéHcti^^^mèi 
Ell  eft  il  encore  de  Tcraigc  ?/f'/?4</'  htber^f^mxi 

y'    left  of  the  kjnd  of  them  Ï  ^    /-^^'î^g  J^ 

1  Eraigne.  ^r^  Kraigok  f  Rab. 

;  Eraillcv^HfraiUe. 

'  Eraiiler  ^rrifej  Efraillcr. 

;-Érain.^Aira;n.Br4//>.  '    -       •       •     .  -Sg^l^,, 

^  HraintiâC:  m.  /<)î^^,  ^j'  amerciamnt  piton  a  parties 

'headfbr  rvanl  of  due  apfjirance.      |*  '*  ""  , 
Era(er.JL<)p^^Eftrafcr.  /        -"   /      ^.n 
prater.  T'^i  v?m/ilt^ortalie  the  milt  out  of.  v  ^ 
I  trbergé :  m.  ce:  C Lodged yharbémtd/    ;;■    ?^,} 

^ic)\il.4s  ^ïch^x.TeUor9wiremn(ft  of 

EïCuMciJ'lJccorice.  ^V     .>-;  ^i~^^ 

Ercdif :  ni.  iue  :  f,  Ere^m^taifmg^duamh^lifïing 

vp^mi  king  toflandyfettrng  bolt  v fright 
Eremodicic :  m:é0:,f^Forfkl(eri^efèrt,fblUdfi^^ 

lorncj 

Caufd  ercrnodkiçc.  A  matter  thats  giuenouerj^r 

defperâî*e.       ''    <^'  .  t"^' ^ 

Ereole  :  m,  y4  /5»  ^i/  TvWgfor  oY  two  graines.  '  '^ 
Ergalic ;  iyheframi7ig^anddiJpofitionofv\^^^^ 
■,^  fiifn^cey  fnr  ExtraCl'om^&c.  ^  ■  fl» ^    ' 

Érgaftule:  m.  AVrifon^arHeufeofCorreSlion  (as  out 

BnicweU)  for  dtfpiluteyOHd  idle  perfinsi   :^>  w      ,^ 
Er2(ate:  m.  ^  ivmdlcffcy  mtf^eame^or  Vraw-beame  j 
:'  a%iT{acke  fvr  aCrof^^^  . 

Erçot:  m-  the\ïpufri  of  a  Coctieithe.aeaw-clavpofa, 

dd^\  the  heele-y^or  talion  of  a  Hog.  ^  ;  /,     , . 

Eftrc  Cur  res  ergots/Ti?  be  verieflàtelie^lofîieypirliei 

u  (land  on  tear  mes  Jrofl  bis  Fmtofles. 


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Çrncr.  r(i  breaj^eyorbruijeythe  reynes  \  to  crufhy  or  ma- 

■  l^enythe  bac(^.:  .      ^.-'^.m 

Erode  :  a?.  CC  :  (.Gnawne  of^er  about  ^  eaten  into.  . 
Eroder?T(i  ^«iw  ^jf^^r  tf  6(?/^/  ;  to  eat  intoialfo^to  driue 
"^  f^mfieldtofield^ofphillto  hill.  :     •-  ^     '      ^ 

Exo^cne. A  certaine loueprocuringhenrbe. 

Eton,  oj  Heron.  A  Her nejhawe.  .' 

^  Erofion.  AgnsmngyOf  eating  into.  ^         "  "^  '  "^y 

Erraille  :  m.ée  :  ^  Spredrvidc  opcn^fetfh/c  .afur^der. 
^  Ot\\  QïïZïHïc.  A jiamgeyf»  ^ 

Çrr^llcr.  To /preadwide openyfet  firre\ipo2der  ;'  (and 
.  /  hence)  alfoyto  flaremlh  the  e)es\to  fl)aU  mih  the  feet  ^ 
tofir^ldterpiththelegSyOrthighes:        ,^  , . 

Erraitiine.  A  fineyOt  amerciament fet  on  d plaintifs ^  or 

defendants  headyfh  not  appearing.      ;  % 

JEfràinmeilt.  ^icl(lyyprefcntly^out  of  hand  y  nin^bfyy^ 
\-feadily  ;  alfoyAt  randome.    '^  >  *     . .      ,     :^ 

Ferir  erraimnent.  To  Jlri\e  among  the  thicl^cj}^  one 

••■i-  . ^;/éwci notwhom.  ^■.;vf^-^■^.^-:-•^-^•^     •  ^  ■•  ;••  •    :  ■^: v •■ 

Erranctonrter.  Tofy  away  at  raridome^  or  be  cares 
net  which  wa^fohe  may  be  gone  ;  (an  old  word.)  . 

Tjlraying^azabondyftra^ing.     V- .  '    *-J 

;  Erratç:  pi.  ce:  (.ynmilted'^&therèby)jiimble,orlighf. 
Errater.  To^al^eoutamammilty  thereby  to  mat^e  him 

■  m  the  nimbler.  ^'     ■  :/■  \_.:..:^--  :-  ■^. 
Erratique  ^  Errant.  -   "    i  * 

■    Ficbvrcs  CTT^iti^uCS.Agueswfwfefits  holdrfiixcYtain^ 

time  of  ret  urne.  .  v      ' 

Errc  :  fl  ^  wayypath  \  coférfiyorpace. 
: .  Errcs-  /»  //?^  (pluratt)  number^  h  Errera Ifoythe  vieWy 
\§  orfqotingofalJieire.  k  • 

\     Erre  dc  chaflcric;  Allthefiirmtureyyrouifionyand^' 
qu'pageûf  bunting  ;  as  dogSy  &c\  and  hence  ;        -^^ 


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E^^g^tertv.ée  :  f.SùirredyOr  hauingjpurms^ydeam-cfaW'- 

^d^^niedy  or^nifhûdwithJpurreSyOrdeàW'Ctawes. 
ErgotèJ.  T(î  r;/?  tf;y  his  toeSyOrftand  vpon  bis  t^toes\at- 
^^^f.^orvî angle ydebate^c'auiliyConttnd.    û 
Ergoteuretïî^^Ergoturc.         '-.y-^^^^W  ^^ 
vfgotique:  coni.  Sopbdiiç^yCatuliing^fdl  tf  conclih. 
^ili^n:;orquimies.     .  '   -        ..        r^    •Vv 
trgolillne  :  nfi  ^rgumgyCauillingyfQphiftr$ey  quiddh 

lies.'      ■  '  •-.  ^'     •;  •  ..■      >■..■"■„  -i  •^  ^*^^-  -■■     • 

t*  gotiHc  :  m.Ji  wrangling  arguer  y  "i  t:|«ip/i»^  j^/^'>(/^ 

ter.,    -■  '    ■    •^•■•..      ■  ..^  ■  .. 


Hgoture  :  f.  4;^  Ergot;  alfhy  an armingiorfimiffmgys 

'^i^hrjpurresyor  déawclawcs  \  alfo^  Ergotifiiic. 
trige  :  m.éc  :  lErèRedyraifedyaduauncedjkft  orfet  vp  j 
\'^fOy created.    - 
tricrer.To  raif?yereSlyaduauncey!}ft,OYfet  vp.        \^ 

ériger  en  Duc,  ou  Conte,  To  create  a  Vu^ty  or 

Ente.       ^'■-''' ■:■'-■:■  .■■  '  :  '\  :  •*  ■ 

Ergoteures.  The{puriesofaCoc\e\  éedem-clawes 

^nTiaire.^^Armairc.    . •  .rK;#?(5^:... 

cnne.  Terres  ermes.  That  fywattydefart^ndvntilled, 

^^V^^  ^'itf-^t)Ermtine  j  «^,  ibeslpn^firtt 

■n  ^^'A  ermines.       ,  -^-s^  "        •        *....•        # 

*^^rnmtXQ.AnttUpbjttHgAx.. 

Kmiitagc:  m»^«  HerjmtMge. . 

cnnitc:ttu^  Uermttfine  éa  Buetb  aimmê  defirt. 

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'to  hunt ifigi^tp  begin  to  buftt.       :        -^      •  : 
Erre  de  la  mer. The  ftoatingyor  wauîngpfthe  fea  \the, 
courfe  of  tydes.  '  "  ^     ^         /       , 

Grand  erre.  Swiftly  y  0ljfy  jp^edity^  qMckfyy  hafUJyy 
withnoteabte  diligence  yWÏth  great^ccleritie\whence  \ 
Mer  grand  erre,ou,a  grand  erre,  ou  grand  erres. 
Tojpeedimake haflyhy  apace ygqeveryfhji.  . 
Limier  de  hautes  crres,&  bonnes.  A  fleet yOr  fpccdie 
hound.  I     :  '/  V       v 

Pourfuy vre  (es  erres.  To  purfue  bisfîrjî  argumentyOry 
tocàntinuethefubieâl  he  began  with.  -  *  * 

Reprendre  fcs  erres.  Toreturnei^nto  the  wày^arfub^ 
ielifhom  which  he  was  diner  ted  ;  to  come  to  his  wayyOr 
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mijh  keriymiffedy  ^led  j  offendeclytranfgreffkd^    ;  ?^'  ?^ 
Errement.  ^  Arremcnt  j  alfbiOpi^t^ 

Erremcnter.  C'cft  (  au  ftil  dupiïsdç^NorhwniNy  | 

pretidre  expedition,  &  proccdçr'f  n|ii  cai^e  ^^^^^^ 
partie  advrt(e.fRagu;eati.  ''U-0'-!^'y'''^^---^''-'--  -,rM 

tonanrgrefJeyofend^belàuUie,    .  ; -^    '  . 

WéQm  nef  arte  n'crj;c  :  Prov.  He  that  (peaks  not,  erret- 

Émot(in gfeech^.:i.:-M-r"-^  '  ' '    '  ■  '.-  ■  -^  ■■  "j 

Erres,  de  axcs:<!Much^  verk  much  ;  (an  oldvmd.)  . 

Erreur  :  f .  Un  envt,  ouetftght ,  ouerfitp ,  mifialpng  ; 

an  ipiorance.or  fklfe  opinion  ;  a  rvandenng^  orttray- 

ini  out  of  the  right  way  j  atfiy  a  nn\fc,  fiult,  offence, 

tranfireffm  ;  W  L(tt9yitn  Error  (not  at  ours,  m  procès 

'  wpkadtHgy  but)  in  an  Arreft^ffr  ludiement  j  and  that 

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^a*errcur.  ^      ,, ,    1,      ♦^  ^- 

Erreur  de  faift.  £rror  in  fk[l\kwhen be  batb ^de- 
creed againft  the  Tïoohcs  made^  h  Euïdenct  giuen 

I  Propofition  d'erreur.  v4  mif  Qftrr^r^  u  procured 

\l  0ut  of  the  highcft  ChaMnccriei  oflenejiywhen  Errors  in 

■^    jha  are  complained  of  i  fir  it  is  not  eafitybeleeued^ 

"'    that  the  Judges ^  wbêf  can  mâl^e Lawesy  can  me  in 

'  '  Law.  .;    X      •  •  ':.:■'■  : 

Errhine.  A  tent-iilçe  medicine appfyedvntOyOr put  into, 
thenofCy  to  pu/ge  st^or  the  braine  i  asalfo^tojiùpbkè- 
dingy  prouol(érne€'^ng  j  or  to  procure childbktb. 

Erroné  :  m.  éc  :  f.  -Erronious^  fraught  with  errors  j 
jàlfèt  ,.  ,  •        *     •      ^  */ 

Erromiçerf.  The  hearbe  C^ntorie^Eartb-gaUyVeuer^ 

I  ErsJcsBt^d'u 

f  Ers.  des  Iç^i^The  Pulfe  called  Ckhj  Orobus,  bitter 
^    Fctcby  'm0§ter  Pitchy  It  condnonty  bear  es  it  white 
fflmcryandwe^jtfhrefome  doe  tedrme  it^s  blancs. 
jErs  de  Crcft^pu  dc  Candie  iCandian  Otohusile£e 
in  thecodjà0Jeed  then  the  ordmarie  one.   «      -^ 
Ers  xo\xK»tb^$^eat  wild  Tare^  Cichlingy  Peafe  euer- 

•    ,^^^^-  ■viS^':  ; .    .  \    :.  "':■■.  -   •    ■'.  , 

Ers  fauvigèi  ^itd  Orobus  (grâwes  ofitfelfi  among 

y    £orney^nâisofi;miftal(enfortbewi^ 

lcsiciî.Apiace  Ihàtflands  high^or  is fomewhathigh  to  be 
looted  At  Tf4S^epe^r  craggieafcent-^  a  watcb-ttmer. 
Eftrc  tî©É|î;  To  obferue^orwatchlfrom  a  high  place) 

.    to fyeikp/iii:j^;  to haue  a  nimbU^ or carefuUeye^^  to 
be  cj»^c0nBeÊivi^^ 
gef^iùkùf^Mofl  heedfîiUy  about  him.    ^ 
Tirq;  yrt  ckwmyàVcrtc.To  draw  out  an  enemieph 
^jtbe^etd^r  to  fight. .  v    -   ' 

nee:  {.Bùéjhingjhamefiftnijfe. 
cçi^^i^é  hearbe  7{pc{et  j  alfoythe  Can^er-worme. 
'  :  idiv ce  :  fl  Uibled  finely ylici(ed  vp  danuily.     ^ 

jErnosxJto  nible  finely  y  to  ticJ^e  vp  da'mtUy.  j.    '  : 

'Ei:tl6lia^ 

Brudicion  :  f  •  Erudition^  learning  y  teachings  doc- 

:  itine.     ..  .  ••■  -.  ^■■\ .    ';^:ii,  .. •; 

Erugineux:  nleufc:  i  Of  the  colour  of  rerdig/eece  ^ 
rufl$ey€an^ed^or  corrupted. 

Bm\té*asEyiic.fnat(ened.^KsA).- 

Erylîmon.  Diofcorides  called  fi  Jban1(e  Crejfes^r  win^ 
ter  Crefes  :  Thcophraftus,tfnrf  Galen^ftr^  bearbes  of 
one  l(tnd  ^  the  one  called  Mjagruro,w^  gold  o£pkafiirei 
the  other  C^mdinc^TreackfVarm^eed.  :/ 

Eryfipclc.  ApainefiU^ndhotfi^tUingyOrimpofiumAtU 
any  the  matter  whereof  being  verie  thkaUy  and  cleeréy 
malcesit  lookealmofiasthou^itfisinedryfomecallity 
the  holie  fire.      /  - 

Es.(OftbeP^bffiikc)mcs.Tbouart.'i^^         % 

Es.  CA?repofitionyeu€rfetbefireworde$oftbepUirâtt 
number^asycnibefirtthofè  of  the  Singular.)  Ujtbo^at 
the ^intâ^r  vnto the.  •       v    ? 

Es  yoQs:  Br  ^oicyibeMdi  (an  old  v^d.^ 

Esbaaille:  m.  cc:  f.  Clouen^  menygapmgwide^fèt ù- 

pen^arwfde  afmuler.         *^^ 
E$bahi:iiuic:f.  Abajhedy  afioniJbedyâmaxedyAÈp/sl^ 

^A  rEsbahi.  UfhfisUjy  amâ^dfyj^itb  fftât  admirât 
tim^thmuchafiuu^bmnt.  .      .  .^ 

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^countenance..    .      »  v         /  * 

Esbaliiflement:  m.  A  wondermg;,btarueltingyadmira^ 

tkn^appallmentyajionïfimcnt.  ^ 

Esbany.^ Esbahi.  ,      ^  V  t  .*^ 

Esbailleure:  f.  Agaping^or  openneffe.  : 

Esbalançon.  A  horfès  difordercdleape  out  of  time /.ni 
]mea{ufe.        >  .    .     .^^-.■.:.^.:   .._:  i    ■•■-:.,.:. 

Esbannoy  :  ni.  &,Esb annoy e  :  C  ^  Esbanoy. 

hsb^LnoÏQii.  Pa  Rime  Jpurt.rect  cation, 
hsb^noy I  m.Pa^imc y f^ortyïecreation.  |  v 

Esbafloyc:fl7]6fyi;wf.  -  *^       v  '  ^: 

s'Esbaiioyer.  fofportyplay^recreate  hmfelfi. 

Esbarbc  :  m.  ee  :  /•    Madt  bear  die fft  ;  barbed-^  j|j, 

ueny  Jhcered'y  pruincdy  cut  y  or  croj^ped  oj}]  alfo-jnm 

tbed.  •-■.;'        .,.■.'■■.  ■.  •'  ■  .><#r-  .  ■■  .-^--.^'-"^  .  ^ 
Esbarbement: m.  A  barb}?;gyjjjauing,'fijeemg,c!i^^ 

ping  ;  a  cHttingy  pruimngy  or  cfoppingy^  off  j  affoy  a 
^(moothing.  '  '  ^ 

lEsbarber.  Tocutyjhaucyclip.jheere  ofyhaire.pjagya  njp^ 

&c\  alfoyto  cut,picl(eypruinc.or  crop  ofl\f^^U  jj^ri^^^ 

&c:yatroytopnooth  (a  rugged  thing.)      :   '        ; 

Esbarber  vn  livre.  T^j  cut  offyor  pare  awa)yth^  cd^a^ 

orcornerSyoftbeleauesofabool^e.\    ;.    ^. 
Esbarluër.^  Esbcrlucr.^  ^  ^  ^ 

Esbafe  :  m.  ec  :  f.  LoojfeyOrfha\en  at  ;  looffci,  or^ 

fiom  J  driùeny  or  fled  put  ofy  it  Baiis,  groun^yOr  foim- 

dation^  >  ^       \  -  / 
Esbafer.  ToboffiyOrmalfe  loojfcyat  the  bottom-,  to di^ 

vù^or  ta1{i  awayythtfiundation  of\  tofioal^e  jroWy  or 

ariue  out  ofyit  bafcy  ground  yOrfiunJatio?;. 
—  s'Esb^.  ToJlipfiomyOrflyoutofh3^\Sygr^^^^^ 

fiundation.         :  .  -  _ 

Esbat  :  rn.Sporb^pMmeyplayyrecreatidn'yderiiht^^^^^^^ 

furCydallianceyieafting.        '        ^      *     f 
Esbatcmenf  ;  m.AfportingyplayingydaUyingy  ieajiir^ 

recreation. 
s'Esbztxc.ToJ}ortyplaf*/lally'y^cafty^^^    away  the  time  in 

mirthy  and  recreation. 
Esbauché  :  m-  ce  :  f.  Rough-hewed yrudely  begun- fqus- 

rfd^framedyor  cut  grofiely  out  of  the  whole  ptca. 

Esbauché  (en  peinâure-)  7r/ri|ftf^ 
Esbauchemcpt:  m.Arougb-hewmgiagroS'tirmini^ 

fquarmyOr  cutting  out  of  4  r^hole  piece -^  a  rude  bc^m- 

ningiatfiyatritlfing^      *  (v 

Esbaucher.  Torough^hm^y  P^ofjely  to  fmCyfi^nJCy 
'    fquareyor  cut  out  of  the  whole  peece  ;  to  begin  rudely, 

Mnypeece  ofworfie  ;  alfoytopruine  a  tree\  and,  uipàin- 

tingyto  triche.  . 

Esbaudi:  m.ic:  f.  Clad^merrieycheerefiUi  heartened, 

exhileratedych£ered. 

Esbaudir.  TogUdy  reicycCy  exhiUratCyM^ ^.^^^^ 
heartenyCheerevpialfoytorowfCyOtpaliefOrprevf 

fiomfleepe.  #       \r  '^ 

Esbcrgc  :  m.  Ji  boufe,  lodgtng,  or  bâfbour }  alfoy  an 

Esbcrgc:  m.  ce:l  UdgedMrbcuredMHl"""^' 

rud^abtad  in,.         -         v\     »    ,       „  .-^ 
Esbctgcment:  to.  A  ht^e,bdgiH£, harbour  Jam 

^pUee  êfJUj^,fib»ad,retreat.  tu^o^fL 

Esbctgq:.  T#  lodgtMboMr^bùufeitopy,  abuit^wio- 
tourne  in^  ^  -  r  ^ 

Esbergcr  en  Coy  vne  faute  To  etmmit.or  bigum 

Esbciiuc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  ^H  dimmed»  madejuf 

EsbcrluCT.  Tôdazle,ordimmibeej"if»^;""' 
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j      H>i>!^»uu")n  Je Li  teftc.  G'uldincffcofthe brame. 
;  ^.:>j^OLhc:  m.  ce  •  i-  Roijgh'hcrpcd, piiared out^bfgira 
j/    rvï/iV;  cutgioij^djf  outofagrojjc^eecè'y  LoolieE^^ 
'  '  ^rjichL  ,  ^'        .■.•  •  -.  ....     •  • 

E3j>:h:r.  Tj  You^h-heWy  fquare  out  in  great},  begin 
ut  i  h  ;  ^''^'  l^<^J^^''y  ^^^^  ^t  ^^^  vpholc  peece  j  Loolie  Es- 

P^  h  >\xc.T'i  P>^k^  tn^to  drinlfezp. 

E>'>v)  ce  ïriit*.  m.  /^  lamenelfe-yOY  laming. 

Es!>  ir^ilé  ;  :n;  éc  :  f. .  Deùnucd  iff  an  cye'. 

E  >  3  ^ri^i  icr.  T(}  />/ir  (?/^r  rl^  cye^to  deprïue  of  one  eye.    > 

EsI:)oi);4cr  •  To  bTir^lontimto  a  laHghtcr;^  alfo^  as  Es- 

s'csbjufïjr  à  parler.  To  bufe-y  or  burfl  out  in 

Ëshoufl::  m.  ce:  f.  Sp/i/t^ffJpoutcdyOr  blovfinjt  (as 

■tnr^iffcjvpon.    r  '  '  '  ■'  •■  /"  .,      ■ 

¥sy\\R''i/ro'ff?urt,^^vHyOr  bloTV  mfiijlure 
E>boii  !li:  m.  ie  :  f.  Throughly  boy  fed  ;  ouerboykd-y  lef 
-  fncïyor  dccaycdyin  boyUng  \  almofi  dryed  vp  with 


Esbraiilc  :  m.  ce  :  (>  l^.ibracid^xriiis  ^^.;?i;rr/,;  i:tru^^i( 
taufcif  dre^ea  i  Mt/u\  ivub  bu  pauji^,  aiâl  h 
hcelcs.  ^   * 

Esbranchc:  f.^i Esbranchcmcnt. .  » 

Esbranché:  m,  ée  :  t.  Lo^^ped  j  bandyfr  de^rlicd,^  / 
•  branches.    ■  ^  ^ ;___^,     •  .■  •    ^  ■■:«;.■;.;!;#:._       ._    [  . \ 

Esbranchemeht.-  m./4  lopp'ing^^a  barin^jordcpriulnr 
t   of  branches.         "j-  ^  4^,^: 

Esbrancher.  T(?  /^;?,.(?r  eut  offboughes-^to  tarCy  or  ii  > 
priue^  pf branches-.     \.    .  .  ^        ; 

E^brandi  :  m.  ie  :  £•  lmbrandifhed\cajl  violcmJ)y  crfi- 
^yi(^Jlyvpon.'   y_     :\'\    ■■■■',       ,  Il 

^Quand  le  feu  eft  esbrahd]  en  pluficurs  mnifon 
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iivu)fthe  liquor  thaïs  in  boyling-^  to  ouerboylcyOr boyle 
'^l  no^  dry  '^'Slfùytow  ir\e  yU  nexv  beere^&c.  ^ 

^  ^v.illue  :  f.  S  tuf  e  oner  boy  led '^  burnt  y  or  decayed  in 

Esb  )u^c:m.ce:  (.Ruimm^  decaying-^  tumbled dorvne y 
ifaHen^'}r  hrol^ei  off-^  mi'uldred  away  of  it  fel^. 
Terres  esboulées  .  Ùccayedy  or  tyredautyby  oiter- 

.  soonieinent:  m.  The  mncydecayyfkllîngaway^or 

^^^'rtbbi'i^Hifx^ne^of  athïng. 

n^JiuJ^r.  A  ro^HcyOr  tur^ble  downe\to  fkll  ^or  bur(lof\ 

^'f  ^nddrr  away  of  it  felfè  \  Oâ  earih^fionCy  &Cy  m  the  . 

^l^mifidcs  of  an  oldyor  iU  mddey-wuliybanliey&Cy 
^  '^*^^'chgomita  decay.  .-^  *    . 

^^^oïli.^EsbouillK:      ;;•     .^  .     ^ 

pA  "^^ *';rî- ^nin l'  :  nvce :  f.  ?rûincd,pic\ed. .. 
^^  >ufpconiiemcnt.  ^iEsbourjonnèment. 
^-sb  xirgconilcr  la  vigne-  To  pruine^  [Bred^  or  nip  of  y 
_  ^^  '^'up''rfluo::4^nd7/ccdUffe  buds  ^orf prigs  of  a  vme. 
tsoo  irgconneur;  m.  A  pruinerypiclieryormpper  of  y 

p'^^Oiirionnige..^EsboUrjonhcment. 

tSD'^' irjonnriTicnt  :  m-  A  cuttini  ofyor  plucking  tf . 

^,^y ^K Ptoer flmvs buds^  or (prifis-Jrom laines j aprui^ 
'f^l^^r(hndM^^  . 

g^^ouwoniier.  ^^  Esbourgconncr.. 
^  ^Jî-fi!  "!'  ^^-  ^-  ^^'^^f^i^innoiwedypiirledyt^^^^ 

airn  f  "•^^M^  ''^"•'t  huskes,  flocks,  dome,  &c  ; 
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Esbranlé,Esbranlaiient,&  Esbranicr  i  ^i^Ebbr.-^n- 

fléjEsbranflement,  &Evbranfler._  ^    / 

Esbranflc:  m.  éc:  f.  Shal^cnyoned.  fjoggid-^  brandi- 

jhed\lïirred^moued'^  made  to  quatre  j  i^^iuerjlaggcyy 

inclineyOr  decline.      ^  ^    -  "' 

LapartiG  eft  bien  çsbranfléc  pour  luy/  is  fhne 

fpentjy^  ncere  hand  lojl.    ,  \ 

Esbranflcincnt  :  m.  A(h.il(}ng^iog:ing,Jho2.gii:^  ;  wj- 

///;7g,  Ifîf  iing  \  brandijhng  \  waggwg.   . 
Esbrailfler.  To  flnl^^Cyfioogyiog^ybrandipo \riWHey  wngy 
\_ftirre  vp  and  doivne  \  to  mal^c  tfcrhbicy qifâ^VyWtiUc ty 

tottcryJia'^ger'yinclïnCyOr  decline  \  and  hc/ice 'y 
'    Esbrarifler  quelqu'un  de  Ton  opinion.  2o  rcmeuc 

one  fiomyor  ma^e  him  alter ^hi^  opinion. 

s*Esbranfler  de  fon  devoir,  Tofwaruefrom  his  du- 

tic'yfotranfgrefje. 
Esbranfle-rocnèr.  Rock(^-fha\(ing\(an  Épithete  fira 

blufterjngwind.l  ^ 

Esbrechë  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Bro\eny  or  whereinto  a  breach  is 

Fsbrccher.  To  brealiCyOrmalie  a  breach  into. 

Esbf illadc:  f.  A  icrtyierkeyor  correilion^  giuen  a  horfe 

with  the  bityOr  bridle.         ^    ^ 
:  Esbroilé  :  m.  ée:  f.  Hard-rubbcdÇmthe  waJhingy)alfoy 

fhurted^orfnufteted.    .  " 
JEsbroucment  :  m.  A  rubbing  hard^  as  in  thewajhing 

of  a  naftie  cloth  yalfoyafnurtingy  orfnufiering  with  the 

nofe.  >     *        #  »  . 

Esbroucr.   Xo  rub  hardyOr  together  y  as  in  the  wafhing 

flf  a  fofilfyor  hard  thing.  "^  rt.. 

Esbroucr  iicsnanncs.TofnurtyOrfnufter: 
Esbrouciirc.  f.  /^j  Esbroucmert.  ^ 

Esbruchc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Scàtteredy  difpcrfedy  fowed  a- 

.  hro.'jd.   ■■•■:■■  ■'  •■  ^ .;  ^     .  ' 

Esbrucher.  Tofcatter,di(p€rfeynrfvw  abroad..  : 
Esbii;  m»^ue  :  f.  Soared  in  ^drunl^e  xjp.        \g  . .        / 
Esbuchçtcr.Togather,orpickevp,fticl{es.^^^'^^ 
Esburré  :  m.  éc  s  f.  Vnbutteredy  o/yf-om  which  butter  J 

hath  beene  tal(en.       •  *        ''F 

l.^iàcshurxé^Butter-milkeychurndmillie.  * 

Esburrcr.  Ta  ta^e  butter  from  i  to  fnalie  butter^milkp 

of     .  •    •  .  ■  ^    ■        •"■  *  -^ 

Efcabeaii;  m.  Aftoole.  ;  |    ' 

EÇczhéïlQif^.AlittlêyOrlowpoole. 
BCczbrçuxim.  cufc:(.Ro!^gh,rugf!^ed. 
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Eicaçhc:  m.  éc:  f. Squafhedy  BeatenMteredyOr  eruf 

JheJ  flat  i  pre  fed ,  tbrujly  knocked,  fqtiee^d  hard 

together.        .  /    .  *  ^   -      • 

Efcachemeht  :  m.  ^  /quajhmg  ;a  beatmgy  hatihhtf^ 
. .  êrt^ufhingyflat'yapreffingytbruflingjfn^cl^^ 

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-  PrtHeJtfloc\Cifquee^Ji}ardorclofe  together. 

É/cachcur  :  ta.ÀfiiMfi)er  -y  a  beatctyor  et  ujber  of  things 
■flat  J  «  thrufiety  prefer  y  orfyUec^er  of  tbingSybard  or 

.    clo/i  together,  i.  .  •. 

Efcaèluirc  :  f.  Afquûjlvng  ;  beathtg,er  cri(fbing,flat  ;  a 
thrujthtgyffre/JingyO/fquee-^ngy  hard  or  clofe  together  i 
alfo,flfquaJhycrujhyl(noclieyorfquee^ey(ipbereby  a  thing 
■  is  flatiedyor  beaten  c'ofe  together.)    ^       ,  ^     ' 

EfcadtC  :  f.  as  Efquadrc.  /l/quadron  i  orfquàre  batal- 
..7i»».  ■■■,■'■?■  ■   ■'■'     ■■■■'"■  '■      '■■:*■ 

Efcadrés  ifncUcs.  ,S«»//î,  «W  /igfc/  compames,  m  of 
Elcadron:  in.  as  E^iia^lron  j  a  fqu^dnn  efSouldi-' 

•  ■  •  .  ■  ■  »-       ■ 

Eicafifcttc  :  f.  i4 1(indef great ^and  long  musl(le'JheU(Ye'' 
femblinga  little  Sl(iffe^  or  Trey)  jpberemtb  the  rpomen 
of  Picardie  sl^umme  their  mit{e.  -^ 

Efcaffignon:  m.  ASodje-yal/o^aPumpe'^or^aclo/e^and 
fngte-fèlid jhoe  of thm  leather.      ,  0         n^     >;.     • 

Efcaignc  de  fil,  ou  de  foye:  f.  Jl  sl^aine  of  thread, 

Efcaiîle :  f.  The  if(ale ofafifh^&c\any  sliale,  brol^en 

JtjelljOrJhule  ;  alfOyOs  Coucon  yalfo^the  crujl^or  vpper 

Uyinn^^of^a  Pauement.        "  *    "      * 

y    E(QZ\\\(:s.(^lfo) peeces ùf  vrood v^herewith  ioyntSy  or 

l|.  crannieslefi^hetweenêjioritSyin  bmlding^are  filled  vp\ 

*  ûlTo^  the  httîe  s^flliepUts  whereby  an  Armohrkmadé 

piyantvntothfbodie. 

tlcaille  d'aqcr,de  bronze,  d'crain,  de  fcrj&c;  7fce 
Offalls  ojfSteéUy&c  j  the  sl^ales  that  flyfiom  them  whe 
tb^y  are  ham^nered  ;  (very  mcdicinabU  j  cJpeciaUy 
tbùfey  that  ûlÈï from  the  vnwrought  brajfe,  or  copper  j 
yphereoffthlei  are  forged.)  |^,  v?r        ^      * 

Alun  d'cicaiUc,  5eeitf  Alun.    ;        •  •       w 
Angelot  a  la  groflc  çicaillc.  Atiold  ^geVandCme- 
t   tapborkaUy  forte  that  hath  in  him  morefiuffe  and 
worthy  the^  forme  or  fijhion.  ,^ 

Bois  d*cfcaiilc.  The  heart  ofWêod\  (calUdfohfoy- 

ners.)    ;.    f:."    "'/"^  """""^'^     "  l-'-'-k/  ■■  ' 
Pourpoint  d'cicaillc  A  plated  CorfeUf  male fcale- 
jci\9)ton. 

Tel  cuide  isoit  des  oeufs  au  feu  qui  ri*  y  a  que  les 
efcaiUcs  :  VtoSome  yweene  they  bane  egges^that  banc 
but  (helsyi  the  fire.  i  ^      ^     ^ 

EfcaiUe  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Sl^aled,  skâlie,  hamg  s{aUs,  or 

Mies.    -'^    i.V'  "  '  '    ^     '\.  •■•'  T   '•... 

Mur  cfcaillc.  À  Watt fùUofcracf[SyOr  chinas. 
Eftaillcmcnt  ;  m.  A  sl^aling  \  PiUmg^fluding  of. 
B[c^\^*T'9skaleyOrpuUthel^\àlesofi  alfo^  tobéat^be- 
•     thwaekeybelabor  the  sfyn-coat  of.  -^ 

Efcailicr  ia  ieuncfle.  Tofond^pafji-  confttme^or 
tpaj%  hU  youth  m  dijfolute^  riotous,  or  Ikentiêm  cwr^ 

EfcaaRurdcsnoix.TopiU,or]bale^atmits. 
Hfcailleur  ;  m.  A  settler  ;  piller  jbaler  of.  ^ 

Efcailleurc  :  fc  A  skaling^&c^  ECcaiUcmcnt, 
Efcailleurcs  dc  pierres.  Shards^or^alls  \flnaUp€i^ 
€esbrokpt^himiyfrom(lonif.  '      - 

Efcailteuz:  iii.eu(c:  £  Sl^lieifiJlofskfks^orJbatos. 

EfcaiU^n:  m.  A bor/h tM(lh0 tuske.  #  -  v  v^- 
Les  EicaUloas  du  palais.  (Sigmftoafo)  tbislfaUs, 
$r  skali-liko  dmifiêHs^  ië  tbi  rêoJLtr  fâlati  oftbo 
mMtbofêboffi.  ^      '    V 

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Efcalarder  des  noix.  Tojhale  N««.  ^Norm; 
EfcalbMDtté:  m.  ce:  LFiHcdyVnhusi^ed. 
Efcdïbottct.TopiU'/ds  Peafèdoc  in  boyling  j  toi^ 
husl^e^i^boffentbehuslieof. 

Efcalicr  :  m.  >^  mndingjiayre.      ^ 
Ercalic.Ii>oifef.Scalle.      ^  ;;*  ^^ 

Efcallé:  m.  éç:{.SkaUd'^tal(^tnyfurpr}fcd^oremredin^ 
to  (ias  aTorone)  byQalado^alfo^one  tntodïke%%^artt^  ' 
and  ports  ^atfOyO^tksiïWè.     r      ..        j./^       •  * 

Efcaller.To  sl^aUi  to  takCyfurprïfe^or  enter  into^byfca. 
lado i  alfoy  to  goe  into diuers parls^and  To^ts  laljo, m 
EnraiUcr,   ^      -^ 

Efcallïcrrm.^itfEfMlier.  i 

Elcalonnier: m. ere: £  (Dents cicalonnîercs.  À 

Ihorfes  tusl(es^rtujhes.)    -> 
Elicaïque:  m.  ^n  yjher^or  Setoer. 
Efcalvcntré  :  m.  éc  :  f.  i^'bofeguti  arefqufJ^edoHt^or 

bellieburjïybytreadingonit.    ..^/.g'':'     t>v  :?^      > 
Efcalventrer.  To  tread  out  the  gtHs-^  to  bttrjl  tbebeUie 

mtb  trampling  on  it.  •  T  .   ^ 

Efcainmciw  Efcamne.       #       I       *^  -!^    }? 
Eicainne  :  m.  ^  Bench ^Porme^  or  Seat  j  4^,  ^  j?^/)  ^ 

get  vpvrito  a  higher  thing  by.  ^Pic.  ., , 

Elcamolé:  m.  ce  :  f.  'Difguifed,  changçd,  foibijlua' 

^ea.     .      .      .  /.,■•'■,•'<>-■-.;      ,  .■     f.-:.  ■■■■■■  -V;-  ■•:  ^' 

E{câmotcr.  Tt?  r&4»^f ,  difguifcy  alteryfâpbifiicate^fiijl 
inillwares.  ^  "^    • 

Efcampc  :  f.  Afcaptngyftitting^Jhiftingyflyi^ 

n>eedie  diftodgtng^quickf  retyring.       ;  "^ 

Efcampé.  Scapedyfktyfled^auoided/écoyled^dipodici^ 
ritnne  ar^ay.        r  m 

s'Efcampcr.  Tofcapeyflit\fly^auoidyrecode^ret\rt)  to 
\    runnè  away^or  dijlodge  qmc\ly  ont  of  a  pUce^:    -: 
Ficandal:  m.  ^  Mariners  founding  plummet. 
Efcandillé:  in.ce:f.  Scantledimàdcaccordin^toîk 

patterne  or  fcantlingof.    •  •         «^ 

Efcaiiné  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Stifled^throtled^firangled. 
Efcantuolc:  f.  TbePumpeofaJhipior^astÇanàû. 

fRab.      .:   i;:-;:^u  ••■••■■■ ...   ,  :/^^.>  ••*:•; 

Eicapade:  iF.  ^n efcapOy  or efcapwg\ andfmcrcf^rî'h 

cutarly)  a  licentiousy  rebellious ,  or  dtfordertd  motion^ 

in  a  borfoi  and  (Corne  times)  the  difhrdered^er  liccnticus 

flying  out  of  a  man.  }''■  #  1 

Ekapcr.  as  Efchapper.  ;      ^  -      ^ 

Efcapolin:  m.  ^  remnant^  or  parce%  of  a  pttct  of 

Efcappc.  AfmaUfquare^edgeUctriUyOrfilletin dpi- 
Ur^&c  J  aUo^  the  kodie  cfapiUer.    •  *      , 

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Eicaras.  4»  Eichalas.  ^icJ 
Efcarbelottc:  f.  AfmallBeetfe, 
Bcarbillat  :  m.  ate  :  f.  ^ckfM'tt,  ImdeJ^^'* 

pr'ttfkUy  fikringy  that  mlljland  on  no  ground  j  alJOy 
fhntaflic»Uybumorous'y  giddit,  bairC'braind. 
Eicarbot:  m.  The  bkeke  FliecaBed,^  Beetle, 

^aÂ>ot  comu.  ,<»  Cerf  volant.        ' 
Efcarboté  :  m.  éc  ;  f.  Stirred  vpytu  the  fire, 
E(c2a:hotaleku.Toftirrevp  the  fire»  .     -       ■ 

E{carbotte:£«çrcatbot.  ,     ;, 

Efcirbouclc :m.  The  weciêuifiem tetmed* â  ut- 
bunele.  '  j^ 

Efcarbouclci  £  rbefifiUentbêtcby«tI^f»tetfmii 

CétrbuHclâ       .^i  ' 

Eftatbouilic-.m.  cc<  é  Cruibeiyfqutvee^M^*^;'\\ 

bmrftmpeeces.  .      ' 

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allifthersjc 

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Efcarc^ot.  ^ 

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the/eof.  ) 

Etcadatc  : 

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'.Rofc  clear 

;ElarIattc 
Elcarmouc 

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ElcariTiouc 
■  Ils'eftbic! 

in  tl^' mitt 

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himfcljè  Hi 
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Efcannouc 
I  Efcarotiqu 
Efcarouflc 
Efcaroufler 
Efcarpc  :  f. 

rammrcof 

Eicaipc  :  m. 
hence  J  . 

Foffc  efcî 
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Efcarquilk 
Eftarrabill 
Efcarre:  f. 
Efcharc. 

Ijcarurc  :  ! 

iicartrm. 

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Irèm  anoi 
Efcartc  :  m 

difcarifed 

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Efcartelcr. 

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E(cardc:m.  cctf.  C4rded.         .  -       : 

Hlcardcs. Cardes forwooO^ c^c.  \ 
Eicardciir:m. /^r^rrf^r,  •      vi;  ^ 

É{cardcurc:f.Acardmg.  (Q     '  :     .     " 

E/carc:  iti.  i^  certe'mfifh  which  (agaivfi  the  cuflome  of 
allffthersJchervesbUmeate.  '^ 

JElcare  :  f.  ^  sl^arre^  orfcab^or  as  Efch  are.  >^  ^ 

E(car^ot.^/?^yfc-.  '^  ■   *        '      x^ 

Eicargot  dc  met.  -^  mfc^ /i([f  ;  ^^a,  ^  mncklCyOype-^ 
rmnkfeyithiM,  the  g^eateji^b'çtl^^^^ 

thereof.)     :  ^    -^  .  .--m.^,    ^;::#-"'V*>V  ■'^,.  •::   ^  "  „,      , 

Eicarlatc :  t  Scarlet]  alfo^ the  Scctrkt apple f-        :    f 
.  EÎcarlatin  :  m.  irtc  :  f.  Ofsli:irlct,or  of  a  sl^arln  but^ 

'  .Rolcclcarlatine.^7);rw^5^e/fj/f.    i  :;)];   .  ^^^i  ^^ 

Elcarlattc^Efcarlatc.  -  '    \  :.{ .;.'>  7' .  jI* 

Elhrmouchant.Bif^er//;^,i^ir;«//?^  ^c-   :h^     ^ 
EJcarmouche : f.  A  iliirm^jh^picl^er't^^  a 

CmUfi^ht.orfrjy.  .    '-.:.,..• 

Efcannouche.  Bic^eredJk^miJhed'^  braùled. 
Il  slçftbicn  efcarmouché.  He  fc^/^  tallied  through-- 
ly  •  /^^  hath  nfraaglcd^  or  bejlirred  himfelfi  exceedingly 
in  th- muter.    \     -  '   .  ^  ' 

Elcannoucher.  To  skirmijh,  bicker^  brablei  '^  beflirre 
himfclje  ltl^ea\horfethatdritiCsm  mth  his 

tjylc.  ^r^u'.'  '■     '■  '  :-'  .   )-'^^'.m.y..i'  ..  .-.    .;.'  ... 
Efcann  ouch  cur  iw.A  hk^erer,  sl^irmijhery  brabler. 
Efcarotiquc.  Skairre-breeding  j  s\ab-brmging 
Efcarouflc  :  m.ee  :  f*  Scratchédytorne/ent. 
Ek^Lrou^Qr.Tofcratch'j  toteare^  to  rend.^  : 
Efcarpc:  f.  Afcarfcy  or  little  rpall  without  tbemayne 

umfircofafort.     '■v-^'\  ^^      .  >-^     -  . 

Efcarpc  :  m.  ee  li.F'aulteÀ  alfoycut  fleepe  dorvne  ^^and 

hencey         '■  ■  .  ^-' •  •  '•  \  .  •    /'-^  i 

Foffc  efcarpe  en  ^\omhMdil(emadfplumdo7Pne. 

.Efcarpcr.  Tocutfmooth^andfieépe.      / 

Efcarpins  :  m,  Tumpes  j  /ig^  orJîngU-foledJhoêes  5  ^ /- 

Coy  a  iiinddf torture.   .  \     •  /- 

Efcarpoulette  :  f.  /<  l^ndoffwlng  (wherm  a  man  fits 

^hefwings.)  ^       ,  v.    .- 
Efcàrque.  as  Eftalquc  :  f  Rab. 
Elcarquiiler.  as  Efquarquillcr  ;  tofet  mde  open. 
EfcarrabiUadcrcom.  if^  Efcarbillat, 
Eicarre  ;  f.  A  Sl^drrèyOrhardfcabvpon  a  tûoundr^  Loo\é 

Eftharc.      -m.M         ^  , 

ijcarurc  :  £  A  n^omans  fquare^  ^ 

icart  :  m.  A  difcarding  ;  a  departhg ,  or  putting  afide^ 

mi  out  of  the  TPay  y  alfiy  a  plact  offyi^arie  retirait. 

ATcfcart.  ApanyâfideyOutofthiy^é^jÊfun 

ïïém another.  ■■  -"i^;.  . .    i:m-^..^k^>.&A  ■,^,  ■ 

Elcartc  :  m.  cc  :  fc  Scattrced^^  disperfedi  difpanled^y 

pcardej.^  throwne  abroad.      j  r  v  ;  ^; 
tlcartclc*  ^uartered\çut  into  qt^arUrs.     -  *        '  ^ 

Fcmtncbicn  cfcartclée.  A  woman  bigfet,  ofthicke 
^Ij^^cijind  large  quarters,       I' 
tlcartclcr-  Toquatter-  toflauAttr^  butcher  y  cut  in 

gfartcllé.iir^{cartclc,,5^  -       * 

l^/?'^*^'  'w'fef  f »»*  «Mff  value  ofmwaUfSywbere'm 
%T\"l^l^'^^"^^  ^fi'eeman,  dm  vm«i  tbt,  tames  af 


^Efcaflable:  Meubles  efcaffablps.  MoneablesfubicCt 
i/»/tfEfcas.  ■  .    ■        .   * 

■  EfcavdTadc':  f.  Ajhakeyiert,orblmVyVi>iti}  the  cord  of  a 
eauejjon.  p.     . 

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Efcerric:  m.  ce:  f.  J^nl^eYnelied.vphofe {ernelfis  tal^cn 
orcutout'y  alfOyOpenedyféraped^orfcaïificd round  a- 

'     bout..        ■''■-':■  '  ^     ^  •         Ï 

Efcerrter.  Ti?  v?il(^er*nclI'yto  tâî{e^  or  cut  a  thing  clcanjô 
out  ofthç  round  place ivhcan  it  ir  ri  j  a/fo^  toopcuy 
fcrape^or  fcarifie  a  tinngjound  abouîy^^ 
orfideofii.      -':        iJ     ..     .^^-t-'  ■::  --^-  ^:  ■:  ••'''■ 

hkervele  :  m.  cc:  t  Bra!77e'ficke,  haire-braindy  wild- 
braindyCocl(e'^brnind '.  headic^  giddie^  humorous  ;  ij/Jb^ 
i^rained'y  vplrofe  braincs  arc  \noc^cdy0r  dajht  outyatfoy 
brainelefjcyor  deprined  of  brames...  '  7 

Efccrvelcr.  To  brame ^  to  k/ioclic^or  dap  out  the  braiiîcs 
^cf^alfo^toialietbcbr'ai/icsQHt'of.  -7         - 

Eiccrvellcinent:m.  Abraïnin^i       Ir  Vr^         ; 

Eichabouillé:  ni.  ec:  f. ScprchcdyOUcrheated.: ,[      ' 

Eichaf^udagc:  m.L4fcaffuldi/j^  ;  a  bnilffingorfeftrng 
vp  of]  a  presenting  or Pjcïving  out  oUyfcaffolds  3  dlfo^ 
fcaffold^or  Tea  fold' Ù  lit  Stagc^&c.      *     '^' 

Elchafaude  :  m.  cc:  ï,u)iade  nno  afcafold-,  alfii^pre-' 
fentcdon  a  fcaff^old-^or  ^caried  jirow  fcafj'oldto  fcafjU^ 
fvrajhewy  or  to  his"  greater  drfgrace  ;  alfj.fit  on  the 
TiUorie.  .  .  • 

Efchafaudcr.  To  build  fc  a  folds  ;  to  prcfcnt  on  a  fcaf- 

;  fifld'y  to  fit  on  thepiUork  j  alfoy  todcUife^  inuenty  plot^ 
orpra^ifeviUanit. 

Efchafaudis  :  m.  ^fcaffold.'    ^j      -     ^v         |    . 

Elchafauldcr.  ns  Efch-^faudcr. 

Efchafaut  :  m,  AScaffold,orhighStagc:,alfo^a  PiUurie. 

Efchaiïàudagc  :  m. /r^  Efchafaudagc. 

Ekhalas:  m:A  Pole, prop^JlaliCyOr  ftayywhereby  a  j^/ncy "^ 

or  any  other  wea^^-branchedy  vp-crccping^  or  higlj^ 
'     growing  Plant  isheld^and  helped^  vp. 
i     L'cichalas  fait  tomber  1^  Vigne  :  Vj[o.Lool(e  Vigne. 
Efchalafle  :  m.éie  :  f.  Prop^ped^Mar^ieâyVnderfitwitb 

tichalalu;au  :  tKl^Afhortyorfipall pole yprop^cr flaire.  . 

Efchalafïcmcnt  :  m,  Tbeproppingyfujtainingyorvnder' 
fettingof  vines  y&c. 

Efchalafler.  Toprop^fuflainey  vnderfety  or  flay  vp  a 
f^ineyHop'planty&c.^    -       '■       m 

Efchalafïîer  :  m.  erc  :  f^  Of  or  belonging  to  y  frmifh' 
ing  or  bearing  flore  cf^  poles ypropSy  &CyfvrVinei^ 
^c.  ■    ■   :^ .-.^.-   '  # 

Efchalîerrm.  ^  winding  flair  e^^  whence -y  \ 
Auffi  toft  prcft  qu'un  chien  auroit  fauté  vn  cfcha- 
lict.Readie  after  awhile^  or  as  fbone  readic  as  one  y 
that  does  all  things  with  delibèration^can  bc-^  (for  whe- 
ther a  dog  leape  vp  or  downefuch  à  flair  Cy  htcommonfy 
Ut(t5  himleifure  \Ldolie  Sauté.)      , 

Eichallatrm.  ^Efchalas.        ^^ 

Efchallc  :  f .  A  little  ringmgyor  tinging  Bell.  ' 

Elchallicr.  ^^  Efchalicr.       ;  -c 

Efchallon:  m.  yi  k^nd.ef  great  ladder  fé^r  a  high  lofi^ 

&c.   . .  i»^,  ; .       "a  ■.  !«'    j_;  .,.;/    ,, ,  --. 

Elchalon.^i^EfcheUon.    | 
Efchaloté.4;^Erchalotte. 
Efchalottc:  f.  ^  due,  or  Chiue ;  (In  which  fencey  the 

PlurallyàcsQCchzlottCSyt^moJîvfed)  alfOy  abruifed 

flailfeofHempe.  •      ^ 

Sc  mettre  en  rang  d'oignon,8c  ne  valoir  vn'clcha* 
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El^hainpc  :  m.  cc  :  i.  F bvmt  $éii/kn^e^orioit en  too fci 

c^otabfckd^adiberiieyârattâTfdimf^.'         < 
s'Efchampcr.  To  fly  oiu.to  iak^e  libcniTftê  rurmt  biJJ¥, 
frètly^licmiôufy^or  At  randome.,$*.i 

Efchain()re.<wHnchamprc.         ï 

Efchancrc  :  m.  éc:  f.  InfifledrviihyOreaienîntûfyM 
Canine  fyor  canl^credfore  )  aip)ycut  n mâdi  boUaWy  and 
vito a baljèrotmd^ p^mi'[ircled^  bél/è-rokndediaffo^ 
Vttre  paref^^ûf  rrppcdof^  alfQ/io{chtd.  * 
Souliers  Q{c\\:i\\QïQzVoid(djiYCHîy¥ithanop€nini^ 

inthcfidcs.      '  >       î         '         * 
EfchnncrcriT^  c.itJ/  a  Can)(CY^m4o  \  aff$ytt>  eut  fr  mal(e 
:h)Uo^v,.^ndhalfa'roUndy  alfo^  to  parc  very  ncere^  nip 
off  too  îodneh'C'yàlfoyto  notch.  "■..■-'. 

Eichancrurc:  {.Akaffi-round-y  orabaljè-roundnotchy 
:     il/n!yûrhif'le  ctit/n,îdcy0/  caten-y  affo^n  eating  into-^  a 
xuflin^yOY  w.:l{Wg  hollow^and  baljè'fôund^^d  notcbingi 
■^  /?  '^e:re  paringyOr  nipl\ngoff. 
||1^i^handiIIe:  m.  as  Efchantillonr    ^         .%     ^ 
Tiiicliandillc  :  ti\.  ce  :  f  •  SumUd  \  or  y  as  Efchan- 

f  Efchaiidilfon./wFrchantilîon. 
plchandolc:  f.  ÀjhoytboordyOrJhmgU^cbaSyinfome 

placer  y  hnufcs  are  coueredrvnhall'y  alfi,  aTbatcbcrs 

BcatCïyOY  Combe  and  heater. 
Efçhange  :  f.  An  exchange ^  trucl(ingybayteryfco(ïïJhfg. 
Elv-hangc:  v^xQi^.ExchaifgedyiniercbangedyChoppcdy 

fcnmfidybaytcYedytruclicd. 
Efcha  igcr.  To  exchange  ,  inlcYchar^ey  tYUc\ey  cbofy 

p-iorft'^haYteryChange.o/Je  for  another. 

Eichanfon  :  ni.  AcujhbeareYyOrcup'taJfervntâ'agreat' 

■  •■   perjon.  '  ^-  .  ■         ^    ,       '"     •'  ;    ^' 

FCchinfonncii  A  rpomancyp- bearer .      .        '      | 
Erchauronner.  TopUy  the  cup-beatefi  andyto  tafi^ir 

tal^eanaffayofahothermanscup. 

Efchanfbnneric;  £  Tbc  Office  of  a  eu  f  Fearer  y  or  cup- 

:.     taflcr.  "•  .      ^    ./••■,■ 

Efchantçlcr.  to  brealf  into  cantler-y  oYy  iè  eut  off  the 
CorruYSrOredgesof.  %  * 

Eiîrhantillc:  m.  ce:  f.  Curtailed  y  abridged^  brol^aiy  or 
eut  into  cornersyt^cantles.  ^    '  ^    .  t^' 

Efchantilloa  ^  fmaUcanttey  or  corner-peece^  affbya 

fcantlinf^fampUy^patterneyprocJèof  any  fortif  Mar^ 
chandiie. 

.Vn  petit  cfchantillon  de  îcuncflc .  ^  tric^of 
j.     youth.         •    ■      .    ^  /  : 

EichantiDonncr.  To  breathe  ojfafmaïï  cantky  errw- 
rut  peece  \  alfoy  to  cut  y  or  ta^e  offafampUyfrùofiypdt^ 
9    temiyflr fcantlmg. 
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Efchî^é  :  m.  éc  :  fc  Efcapei^euaâed  j  f^edjiftjttr 
got  séfeawéf  i  dtliucred ,  freed^rid,  çr  mUrgnl 

^La  pierre  cftdchappéc.  UàftpKnè:    *'  ''^Vrr; 
Il  n'tft  pas  dcbawé  qui  traîne  fim  lien  :  Pto.  Ut  \^ 

^  knot  freed  that  trtylet  bisJbackUt  after  ^  ;  «r , 
putttfiment  euer  comes  at  Ut^tb,  éûtboi^fimt 
Mbedeférredawtnie,  .^^^  *-.\- 

Elchviper.  T#  efiâpe.jfy,  eikufe,  amdjfift  àmêj  ^  /• 
fcàfe,um^fê&e  tbrougbJafeljtiiofhéb^e^Mr 
.  iHni^frm\ffi»freepejtrwminttêf.       •  '^; 
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Elchar.^Efchars,  -  ^  u' 

Eicharalic:  f.  ^  deady  aniflif^gfeÇb^pphithhfttdi 
about  wQunds  madi  witbjh$t^  êrtijum^n^iah  bi  y. 

fed.    ,  /  '''••\-.  V   ..    *^^'^4-  ■^  ''•■'^.- / -i*.^' 

Efçharas.4iH(chalas.  ^^v        .  . 

Elcharavcau-  at  Charavcau. 

Elcharbot.  rfsEfcatboti  aBittieyaifiy^Saâgot/(;aU 
throp^  water V ut.  '     »^^#^  .•        v 

ElcharDotcr.  as  Efcarbotcr.  4fllab.  | 

^ch^XQtmcnt.ScarcelyJcarittfybarilyJynrdly.fr!^^^^^ 
bly,niedily\fAuinglyyneerelyymggtfhlyyni^^^^       \ 
ehingfyy  p€nnyfiHber-li\e^  f 

Eicharcetc  :  f.  ScarcitieyCcantneSybaYeneJfc^y  pinch'w^^  |_ 

neerentfeypniferiC'yalfOybafenepyOrwantrfdkeaU^^^ 
incoyne.  ..^-    '^   ■-/'•^  -r^>'.  ■ 

ElcharçcttC  :  f.  ^i  Efcharcctc  0n  the  lafi  fence.) 
ETcharac  tA^HntyOr  [pltntir^y  a  Jharpyùjt^ortfimpey 
^chuenwoom^jfyl^gfrmweodint^ 
fh^a  trttUy  leâniy  or  sl(raggJegirUy  that  lookfs  au  if  jhce 
ypereftarued.  '  % 

Efchardonhçr-T(>  weedyorplucl^e  vpythiflles-y  to  clem 
agYoundyOrgardenyofthiflUs. 

^  Efcnardonncur  :  m.  A  weeder  oftbiftles. 
Efchardoiincufc:  iA  woman  that  weedsyor plucks if>, 

thiftles.  / 

'  Efcharcrf.  Aslforrey  or  hard  fc  ah  vpon  a  fore  y  hurt, 

wound*,  alfoy  the  crujl  which  arifethvpon  an  aHmlly 

or  potential  cauterie.  ^    ^ 

E(charfiud^ott3<^î^arfaut.4;^  Iclch^îfzxxlvAfccj^cld. 
Elcharfàude./w  Efchaftaudé.  j^ 

Eichargottc  :  m.  iéc  :  f.  Pruinedy  as  a  treeypH^td 

roundabout. 
Efchargottcr.  To  pruine  a  tree  a  to  pclfe  any  thin^ 

nm9td about.  /  *' 

Elchamc :  m. cc :  f.  TUfl^eff/^ypulpleJfeypithle^^^  à- 

p^uedof  fle(h\  pulp  ^  pith.       Si 
£j(charotiquc  :  com.  wbuh  bradsy  or  brings  afcaby  or 

sham  vpon  a  woundy fori yvlcer^&c. 
Efoiarpc :  i.A  Scarfi  ;  d  Baudriclft^y  alfiyarapyfirwift 

auer  the fhoiUdtr  with  d  [word.      ;    - 

Elcharpcs  dc  cordage.  The  ropes  which  Jlrengtheny 

and  fettle  the  laumbesycrcbeel^srfcranesyértkliie 

Engins.      ,^  ^ 

refcharpetfim pèlerin.  ThefmpyxaaUètyOrpmh 

wbetembecdrries  his  meat.  ' 

Efchaipeux:  m*  cufc:  f.  Scarfi^yfcarfi-tiklt}  P^ 
ting  It  with  manyfcarfes  abauthim.  :  t  #    ^.. 

Bfcharre:  f.  ^Efcharc.  •    iLf 

EfiJlàrS:  m.  atfe  :  f.  Scarceyniidiiy  riantieifattinlff^- 
fingybénré^sÊ^d^pmcbingym^ 

firaH^handtJu 
^  jE(cJiars  (tlaîdoyeur hardi  per dettf :  VtoJ  » 

lie  p/fdder  k  dneuillfpeeder.  -         ; 
E(charfciiicnt.Srti^rE(clutf  cement     '^-^^ 
Efchatfeté:  iScamntfeyorfcarcitkidlfo/ltfi^y^^^^ 

ofweiihtjmcûyne.       -^  iii*t  ^    *Lw 

Elchat.  I>rôièdescrthats,«tTaTcrnes./jf^^^ 

dutieywmpofitmvpm 

BimesifrmwhkhattPrieJls  bimfit^^!^^^^ 
S^otinwe  tstamfttdyfbr  armkb  asgri»^^*^^^ 
rm^ygebeyûrTrehfÉddria.  S 

haifes  :  f.  StihSyOrfcatches  togêe  ^^'Z^  teu 
^  >Bew  vaut  vn  pied  <}iie  deiwefeha^'  "^ 
.tn  is  one  foot  then  two  fiitts.  'T'\J 

W^m.  Otte  that  toes  vpMJmjff  I^^^*^ 

Eiai«Soti«îmt.  scàldini  hif^^fi  bct^^^^  ^\  ^'^J"'' 
where  it  tmbes.  .  .         *     E/cbaii- 


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grchiabDJillc  ;  m,  éc:  f.  FuU  of  hot  bUiw^JuJbes, 
-riF  leales  ;  b^hU^tered-,  ofM^ini  the  Shingles. 

Efchaub^uillurc  :  f.  A  hotpujh,  blaine,  blijieryor,  a 
bind  of  mflim  n  ition ,  vf'juh  bnngs  with  it  vneuen- 
ncpr^^  iong^Jf^^P  ^^  ''^^  ii^w«,  with  many  little 

'  bu  is]or  biflirs  that  fret  it  ;  Some  call  it  the  Shingles^ 
fomethïrunni^iwnmtiothers^wildfirei  .  * 

Erchîuboaléj&EfchaubQulLire.  4^  Efchai^ouiDé, 

.  (^  Efchaubouillure. 

Elchaubburré:  m.éc:  f.  TroHbled^moued,m  an  ago- 
nie -y  (a  word  vfed  about  Touts.) 

EfjhauJc:  m.  ^  k^nd  ofmgg^  or  SymneUyfhjhioned 

fjmnv'^'it  Itk^  a  Hirt  j  a  three-cornered  Symnell. 
Elchaade  :  tt\.éc:£^Sc aided  with^bathcd  in,hot  liquor. 

Chat eichaude  crairu  l'càu froide:  &,Chiçncf- 

chaude  craint  Tcau  froide  :  Prov.  Loo^e  Chat ,  or 
*^  Chien.    •     .     .  '    >  «' 

El'chauder.  To  fcaldyor  caft  bot  liquor  vpon. 
Elchaudct.^  Efchaudc. 
fAchzuàiircif.Afcalding.    , 
Elchaufaîlon  :  f.  A  heating^chafing^  warmng^  mailing 

hot 'y  alfcTy  a  beat  j  or,  a  difea/çtbat  cornes  of  immode- 

ratchrur.      ■'.  .;-  ,         ".;"  •  \'.,^,''  ■ 
EihhMfmt.  Cbapngjyeatmg;marmng.    ;  ; 
Efchaufé  :  m.  éc;  f.  Chafidy  war^ftèd,  beated^fet  in  a 

heat-,  alfoyhùty  fèrucnt^ardent^y  vehement  y  e^ger,  ear^ 

mflyin  et  matter.  ^    ^ 

Efchaufcmcnt  :,  m.  as  EfdiaufFcmcnt. 
Elch  lufcr.  ^  Efdiauffcr. 
Efchaufetiirç:f.  A  chafing^  war  mingy  beatings  oryOi 

Elchaufaifbru  %^  -  :  :  : 

Ekhmfàdziïc:  (.A  burnt  whore.  ^Langucd.^^     '] 
Elchaufïadcr.  4^E(chafaudcr.  .    ^ 

Elchauff ailbn  :  f.  ^^  Efchaufaifbni*        ;  ^ 
EUhauffe  :  ra.  cc  :£  ^  Efchaufé. 
Efchauffemcnt  :  m.  A  chafing,  warmings  beatingyfit- 

•    tinginàhedt.  '/■./■•'     -  :..|^?-jf'"   •■^' 

Efchauffen  To  cbafi,  warme, beat y^a\e  hit ^  fit  ma 

heat.  .     .    . 

P  s'eichaufFe  en  fonharnois.S/iirf^^/V»^  thatgrorwes 
in  cholery  or  intif  paffion ,  fir  the  fatisfying  9ffime 
Morinate humor.   ■  .         '  *       ^.  « 
*oiînc  bcfte  s'cfchàuffc  en  mangeant:  Vioy.  A 
g^odbeafl  eatestillbefweaiagainei  or,  eat  es  that  be 

^J[^eat  witbaO^y  we  fay^  good  at  meat  good  at  wor^e^ 

^icnauffercttc:  f^^ 

tlcaauffcturcrfc 
•  gfpuhire  :  f.  Achtfing^rfiettingbyheat. 
JJ^najjgpttc:  f.  A  Sentriej^atcb^toweTyBeacan, 


ièmjifurmount,furpaffe,win,orge^thc  bcti^r^cf,  ai 
foyto  ruine yOr  ouettbroWythe  fàrUjes  of.  ^^  ^ê-^ 


Erchauguette  :  m-  éc  :  f.  mtehti  in  a  BeaconyOr  high 

pfL^^i  *^*^Wi?(iw  bighyorafarreoff. 

Wchaugucttcr.r^  watch  at  a  BeacoKyOr  m  a  high  Un¥- 
^J  ^^^fhJkeb9tdSeefhmhiù,fa^^ 
T'H^^dsemineU.  i  -^ 


^^^^"gucttcur:  m.  A  SemifieUy  or  Watchman  in  n 
T^/Ji^^bttweiMitiefeitJ^ 


Efchcf:  m.  A  ftllywafting^or  djminuticn,  "^ 

E(chc  en  as  ElchcUer.         '  ^    >  '      '"^  *^ 

EfchcIcttC  :  m.  A  Slielion,or  Anotamie.  ►  . 

E(chelcttc:  f.  Thebird  caUcda  ^all-f teller  ^yàlfoy  the 
littlé^fiaû(^e  of  a  Grape  ;  alfOyas  Efchellette. 

Efchcllagc:  m*.^  HfcheUemcnc.  • 

Efchellc:  f-  A  Ladder  y  orSl^ale  3  (alfo^  afquadron  of 
fiuldiorsyin  old  French^ 
EiihdlcàltimciTC.  Part  of  an  Ajlrola  be. 
Mis  à  I'efchelle.  Set  onyOrfiijicèed  vntOya  ladder  with 
a  MitcryOf  Paper yabout  his  heady  bence(alfo)ptéblil{ely 

^    dtfgraccdy  put  vnto  Open  fhameCanyw.iy.f  ' 

Sc  vmyanf  au  pied  du  mur  fans  clchclle.  S'f  £  Mur. 

Efthellé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Sl^aled,  or  climbed  vp  on  j  alfo, 

•    publiliely  diflraccd  (by  ftanding  in  apcn  c:ÙarJi<:t  on  a 
ladder.) 

Eichcllement :  m.  A  s^alingyor  climbingvp  vnto\a get- 
ting vfLûn^by  a  ladder. 

EfchcUer.  To  c  limbe  ;  t  filiale  y  or  gttvpvntOy  by  a  lad- 
der\  aJfiyùublil(ely  to  difgraceyOr  put  vnto  openfkamey 
(in  Ofendoryby  fitting  him,  in  open  Marine f^  on  d  Lad- 
der with  a  CMiteryOr  Paper  about  Bis  head. 
Eichellcr  v^e  grandeur.  To  a^ire  vnto  a  dignities  to 
mount  vntogreatneffi.    — 

„  Efchdlcttc  :  f.  A  little  ladde'ryOti\ét^afmaU  [lepy  or 
greece-yalfo^ÙttU  hand-belly fuch  as  Cryer  s  vfe. 
Efchcllcur  :  ra.  A  climber  byyOrslfaUr  irithya  ladder. 
Efchellon  dvcfchcllc.  The  round  y  orflepy  of  a  lad- 
der. 

Tondre  à  c[c}kIIous.Tp  cup  vnei^  or 

mal(ejlepsinthebai/e.      .;  §  .* 

Efchdon.  as  ElchcUon.    ' 
A  Efchcmcair:  m.  Thtbedofayme-y  the  ridge  wherein 

^        itfiands.  '  V  V 

BCchcmct.Tofiparmeyorbree^youngyasBees.  / 
Efchcnuim.  A  gutter yOr  channell. 
Efchcnillc  .•  m.  éc  :  (•  Rid  from  Cater piUer  ft 
Et  chchillcr.  T^  rfrf^/^tft^r;>ii/^r  J. 
BCchcok.TohappenyCbançeybetideyfilloutybefill'y  to 

fiUyOr  come  vnto. 

Efchcoif  en  fby,ou  main  tierce  j  LuoI^c  Tiers. 
^^  il  n'clchct  point  â  vn  homtnc  dc  bien  de  menur^ 

An  boneftman  cannot  Ij^oryis  veriefiidome  Iptdwne  to 

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'A  vn  bon  chwtn  n'clchcut  oncqucs  vn  bon  os:Pro. 

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rarefy  câmepùfrefirment  j  the  verier  l(aaue  the  better 

Efchcqué:  m.  ce  :  i,  Cbedferedi  n  (at  ^Ufiners) 

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\  fils  lûoJjCyOr indtfârder^  aboMî  the  tares -^  (a  i^ordmojl 
%    '  tjfoùer ydnd  mo^h^id^  the\fmirmtfkTàtt^  ^f 

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Efchevemcnt  :  m.  AjJmnnmgy  efcberping^  auùidïni, 

bendm^from. 
VSc\\zsCï*Tofl)un'y'efchcx9yiiuoîd^bendfrom.  ^    > 

Êichevin:  tti.  The  Sberifè  ofâ  Tome  v^,  ^n  Officer 

'  i^^ho  (reprejcntinj^the  Rom^n  JEdïlïs) 
tfMariiSt  be  duly  fiirmfljty  and  Tvellferued\  the  houfes 

•  fîly r:irJi:d,andmU huiU\thc flfeets euen paued  or 
clcane  l^cpt  :  AndrvherJLA  Toivne  hatb^  by  any  Priui- 
ledgCythedtJpofaUofipéfwncVoXxcCy  the  Efchcvins 

'  '  If^r  thch  bctcuer  >r* ore  then  one)  dijpofe  of  it  j  and 

.  ''(hotrfoaitr)jbéy  be  in  anikêritie  next  vnto  the  Mayor  y 
(oi:^  r..<  m  Tar  is  ^  to  the  Proyoft  des  Marchands)  and^ 

*'  in  ihc  Toivnes  that  haut  no  oMayors ,  the  principaU, 
AUgifaats.  "  '  f  \ 

•Efchcvinage:  m.  ^he  Shcrififhip  of  a  Town^y  the  Of  ' 
ficCyOr  A'lilhoritie  of  a  Sheri^,  <?r  Efchcvin  ;  âlfOy  a 
Sbcrifcs  Court ^  or^  the  lurifdi^ion  thereof  y  al/o^a 
Corporation  ^  or  the  Incorporation  of  a  Torvne  j  and 
hence 'y 

Droii'td'elchcvinagc- io(?('r Droiâ.  "4     '    v 
Eichevifrement.^Elchcvcmcnr.         '  :i 
Efchçùtàif.aéEkhoQztc.AnEfcheaty&c^ 
hdhtz.Uolie  Efchcc.        •   ^ 
^  Efchif  ;  m.  iue  :  f.  Kauenous^or  greedic  at  meat^  (a  Hun- 
.    tersteayme.) 

.Elchifreur./^^if/^A^vrPi^rr.  ^     '     • 
Eichiffle:  rn.  ec:  f.  5p/i/,mr;/. 
j^fchifflcrvncbranchc  d'arbrc.  Tojptity  rlue^or  halje- 

breal(€  off ya  branch.  \        . 

ErchimeaiLWEfchcmcau.  * 

Efchrnal:  m.  The  head  of  a  Sinke^  couered  mtb  a 

Ef ch  i  ne  :  f /  The  Chyne;  bacl^e  bone  y  ridge  of  the  bacl^e  ; 
alfOy  (in  a  ViU^r)  a  round  boulfcU  cut  with  eggès. 
Longue  t\i^mçKJlflimme  plunges  ylmi(e\  lon^acl(ty 
or  ill-jhapcdjoobie.  \     -  ^ 

Efchine  :  w.  ée  :  f.  Chynedy  brql(en'bac\ed. . 

^\^zh^nc^{AtVorc.)  AcljynelvpPorke.)       ♦ 
Efchilicr.^  To  chync^  to  diuidcy  orbreal{ey  the  hac\e 

of,    •    ■■"'/'.  '"■  .    ■  •    •    • 

Efchincux:  ra.cufc:  f-  Ofagreatyandjlrongbaclf^e. 
Efchinon  :  m*  Tbe  chyneyor  vpperpart  of  the  bacl^e  be^ 

troeme  the  {houlders.  . 

Efchiquette.  Checkie  j  (ateame  ofBlafon.) 
Efchiquier  :  m-  The  Exchequer  ^  (in  Normandie)  i^  an 
'     Affemblie  of  high  lufticersy  wherein  thtDecreesyOr^ 
.    dersy  Cmtnifftonsy  and  Iniundions  awarded  by  Bay^ 
lifèsyyicquntsyandmferior  lufticèrs^  may  be  cnifuredy 
and  amended  I  (This  AJfemblie  was  extraordmariij 
.  andhfld  at  vncertaintand  x^nfet  times ,  vntitt  hat 
^ .  Lewis  the  twelfth  made  it  ordmarie^  and  df%  (as  it 
fill  cùniinf^s)  a  Soueraign  Cunrt^;)  alfo^^  Chek^owdt 
alfoyCheelfer-warlie.  ^  ^  m- 

Planter  à  reichiquicr.  To  plant  trees  Checlfer-wife  • 
to  fèt  them  in  equa  U  difiance  one  from  the  other  ;  ^yfi 
I       to  jet  tbnfty  4s  which  way  foeuer  one  bolfts  bttweent 
^  them  J)  e  fees  dhreH  Alley es^  and  Rowes,  m  equall  dif 

tawit  Ofit from  tliff  other. **^^  t.  / 

Efchiquote  :  m.  ec  :  f,  Bid^  as  4  trèe^  of  vt^o fit  able 

fhootsyorjieitces.       /^^  ^      ^  -      •    ^      ■  : 
Efchiqitoter.  To  cut  ojf^  or  tal(i  away  vnprofitable 
I      fljoots^  or  fiences  from  trees.    /   w  ,  ^î?     . 

Efchoctte:  f.  ^n  EfcBoati  land  that  fitUs  to  a  man 
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V.(cho\r. as  EkhcoiiyTobtfillyhappen-yfillzntc. 
Elchoitc :  f,  An EJcheat j land klUny ^c \as in Eldio. 

ette.  .    J  ^ 

lE.k\\o\tttt.Tofucceedjiirfhllcw  in  the  roome  ofanoiUt^ 
'    ^Bourbon.         ^  -^  '  . 

Efcholagè.^Efcolagc.  ,  t; 

Elcholame.^  EfcolaJflre. 

Elcholc.  ^i  Efcol^.  ^  . 

Elchopc  :  f.  A  little^  t:nd  (mop  ccprmiPnly)  low Jhcp^ 
.  fuch  a  one  as  one  of  our  meaner  SeamjieiSy  or  Viultn 

hath.  %  ; 

Efchoppc.^  Efchopc. 

Faire  cflay  i  rcfcnoppe.  To  lay  a  finally  and  thmt 

peece  offilucry  &Cy  vpon  a%et  burning  coale y  therc^ 

by  to  try  the  valuey  and  alloy  of, it  j  {a  Coldf*fnibii 

thrafe.y      ^     »     ' 
Elchoue  :  m.  cc  :  f.  That  bath  rfcaped  after  ajjjp. 

wracl^e 'y  alfo y  runne  a  land^,fifi  on  ground,  as  a 

floip. 
Efchoucr.Ti?  rtmyortouchzpoha  banl^e^jheljè^orjlm^ 

and  there  mal^ejhifwfaclie.  '    V 

BiQ^ii^^^cm.mti'fvglyyoffétpur  # 

Efcient.  à  bon  elcient .  in  deed  y  in  enrnefiy  in  ^ocd 

fmthyin  good fadnejjeyfrom  the  heart. 

^h  Ton  cicient.  Wiih  his  confent^  çr  {ncwled^c  j  m- 

tingfyyWdlingly/r  fir  ihe  nonce. 

Dc  tel  cfcicnt.   in  fuch  Jobcr  fadncjfcy  in  fo  md 

fboth.^         ,  / 

Eicimérm.  ce:f.  Topped,  wkofetop^or  head i^  cut 
■     of.      '     , 
*  Elcimcr.  To  top  ;  to  eta  of  the  topSyOr  heads  of.  - 

ElclabccKe:  m.ée:  (.Bejpottçdybefpatled^befpmckld 
with  wa  ter  yordurt.  1 

Eïçlabochcr.  To  lcSpr'mclile,befpattleJ)efpotimthrcst' 
trr^jn  durt. 

E/cI«)Oter.  #w  Efclabochcr.  f Pic.  . 
Efclaficr.  To  bufyor  burfi,  cut  into  a  laughter. 
Efclair  :  m.  Lighfning\  a  leame,  6rfiafhofUghir)ni\CL 

fuddairrçblaje^orfafhofligbu    '  '         • 

Eklaiicj  :  m.  ie  :  f.  Clcered^ dtfcouered^  epplanedydif- 

played  :fineffyclari fied>' 
Efclair  cir.  ^4^  Elder  cir.  ^ 

EfcIaircifferricnt^Efclcrcifrement.  i 

Efclaire  :  f.  The  hear  be  Celaridme^  Swalkvfiorty  Titltr- 

>rw/ ;  (La  grande  Efclaire.) 
•  Petite  Efclaire.  Little  Celandine yfUe^ort Jit 

wort.       , 
Elclairc  :  m.ce  :  f.  Ughtnedi  lighted ^  alfo,  rpatcbed, 
.    abferued. 

Edifices  >îen  cfclakez^Ii^fc/y^^yf 3^  w^^ 

houfes.  '          ;  \/,  n 

Esclaircr.  Tojbine^^lifienjjijlef  ;  to  Rgf^enytofajheut^ 
U  appeare,  or  manifèfi  ilfeifiito  gine  light  vnfOi  afCy 
toi^tcbyor obferueitofpy^orpry'mtOé]  /  ' 
Pourveu que ic  voye  esclairer t  cc  fera fajt;  V  J 
may  fee  tbe  gotdglifier^  or  feme  chinks  fiirrtng^tjhau 
be  done. 

Esclaire-tout 

EsclaJreur 

ne  fit,  and  to  pressent  ifè  eormption,  ^J^"^i^^ 
rpbicb  otberwfe^ibt  Hvfidm  ^^^^^^f- 

y  Tiff  ''*■■••-  ■    . 

Esclame  :  com.  CatM/Mk,JliMltMSea,   '  ^ 
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\hewhokboneatit)  %  • 

Efdai^^f^-  m.^flMndtr-^  a  defmation.detraCldtm^ 
vniuji  imputation  ;  ^/yS,  ajlaughter-^  alfo^  4  /wi/&^p, 
//^^^r  ;  tumult^vj)Yore  •  mffchitfe. 

'A grand  pécheur  clclaildre;  Vtov.Great  finners e- 

uer  come  to  Jhame.  ^ 

Eiclandrir.  Toflaunder^  defamey  dij^honoHrydejfraHCydc- 
iraUfrom.  "  .  .     , 

Efdappe:  f.  Grofpinejfc^corpTilencU 

Hfclat.-m»  w4  Shiu$r^  Splmttr^  or  little  peeceofrvood 

^  brot(<:?t  ojfmtb-  violence-^  alfoydfmallyand  thin  Lath^or 
Shinde.  *         •    ' 

.  EfcFat  dc  lumicrc.  Ajjlimi^fèy  or  fuddame  flajhof 
Ji^ht.        '      "         1.  *         ^•^• 

Efclat^  tontïCïve.AcUfk^or  cracl^^afthnndet. 
Diamond  dc  boa  cfclat.  A  diamond  that  Jh' nos  very 
fiireyor  [jwliles  much  in  the  eye  j  à  dyamond  of  a  good 
Ikflcr^pyrpatir.  v 

Par  eltlats.  Teecc-^mcaleyinjhccteersy  into  a  thoufand 

'  peeccs,  |g  *  ^  ' 

Efclataiit  ;  m.antc  :  ^.Splitting^crajhing^tracî;ing\  rin- 
mi  ;  bright'flnmng ,  gUflcring ,  glittering,  flajbing, 
bnndifhm(L\haniniafrcjhyOrjn*rcglo^^     ' 
Oraifon  cfclatailtc .  An  ear  ne  fly  v(hementyOr  pear^ 
cini.f^eecb^       -  ■  .   «  ^        •    - 

EichtÇ.^llindofdifenfeamongchildren. 

Efclaté  :  m.  ée;  F.  Burfly  fplity  crafhedy  finuered  into 
Iplinters'y  alfo  jparl(ledy  glittered  y  gUfteredy  fiajhed 
m.  Vf-:       ;    ;'    "  /     , 

Efdater.  Tofh'tne^  fp^^k^^y  iW^y  glitter  \  to  jtafhout  5 
ûlfb  \  to  haueafrefh  or  frire  gloffe.^ 
^'t(cht^r.TofpUtyburfiycrâpfy  bfeà\ey  fhiuerînto 
^iiniers^or peeces.  / ,  :         • 

Efclature.  A  Jplitting*^  Jhïuering  inpeeciSya  butfthig 
iHtojhiuersy  or/plintersyalfoyaglijtemngy^arl^lingy 

■    'if^tering-,  flajhtng.  .     ^  ^ 

Wcku.a^TSàavcAjlâue.  - 

Elclavage  :  m*  SUuerieybondmanjhip  ;  viUenage. 

Efclavc:in.  AJlaueybondmany  tondJlaMeybotigbtfer^ 
f^ant»  •  «^-r'^v  -  ■  \''  ' 

Efclavcr.  fo  enthraU^ma^eflaw^j  bri§g  vnto  flauerie 

orbtndage. 
Eiclavinc:f.4y  Efyammc  ;  or  afeâ-gowne.i  or4courfey 
•  high-collered,  and  flt^t-fleeued  gawne,  reaching 

4mne  to  the  mid  leg,  and  vfed  nuji  by  fia-uien,  and 

cSihytx.Tuvia}H>dle^vwmttle-,vnbarre  ;  ii^hreal^e  »- 

tlaçchc.  4  dtfmembmg-f  orfeperatton-yoifb^apartyor 
,j,^^'^'dfmembred,orjfif>eratedfiom, 
*^f«chc  :  m. éc  :  iF.  Difmembfed ;  rent^ tome  from', 
^pp^rctls^iHided,  federated  fiwtt,      «'  , 

clclcrci :  m.ic :  £  Cletredy  expîaned,mamfifledy  iUup 
^pj^fa-yfintdiclarifiedi  growne  tbi»ytight,fàire.  ^     . . 
aciercir.  Toeleere  'yiUu{lrate,mamfèfi,exflaiKMayi 

^^Jw^imfie^liecUerer'^     vr:cfn.>.^  . 
•*=«4ercir..  r* wax tbmin fkbflafuei  to gtm  pw, 

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Efclcfcherf.^Efclcchc.      ,     ;.^    :  '  \'' 
FAclichoir  :tn.  A  SQuirty0r5iri»ge. 
^  Elcliichp. /wEldcche.  ^Wallon. 

Elcli(ché:m.  ce:f.  T>ifmcmbfcJ^cl}uUUdypcecC'n:ca- 
le  departed.  'I  ^ 

Efclikhemcnt:  m.  ^  d'ifrncmhYwg^partiniyduiidïni 
of  an  entire  thin  g.  ^ 

EicIiiTc:  C-v^^^y (//2/^i/j  HurdUyOi/  a'ny  P^tcrfill  ofivjtfcd 
0:{icr^or  ificf^ery&c  'y  bencCya  Chcc/c-faiyVr  Ckcsjlo)  {l\ 
thcreof\nndy  the  Trundle;  or  Circlet pm  vndcr  J ctijl) 
at  Table  ;  a  wiclier  bottome  fur  a  dijh  ;  alfoy  a  tm^^  cr 
Jiicl(eofO::^cr,ormclier'ynndhetJce'y  %  , 

Efcliites.  SplentsMund  about  a  brolien  legy&Cytilfo^ 
the  Tides  ofarioU, or  Fiddle.     :  \. 

Eldiflc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Squirted-^  fpl^'^^^dyfpatkdy  orfpcf    \ 
tedfrom(orasfrom)uSquin'yalfoyVpjt!cd'yWoiiC7f  c/l   • 

0  or  made  vp  mthyO:;icY  or  nicker  tmr^^&ryalfo.jpluh  ! 

*    ted\  bound  vp  i)uor  l^cpt  liraight  byjplents.     -    ,        1 
Tvoma^ccCc]\({^é.forr/2cd  in  the  Cheefe-fit'y  cry  thatÀ^ 

'■  h.ithfhU  on  it  the  print  of  the  Chcsfvord. 

Eldiiïcv.  Tofquirt  -yjojpurty  fpule^or  fpout  from  for  as^  i 
fiom)  a  Squirt  \  aljOytorcatk.or  mak^  vp  with  Or^er  or 

•     Wici^^e-r  twigs y&c\  affbyto  [plcnt  j  to  bindvp  injpkntSy 
orlfeepeftmightby'fplentmg.  ^  .         . 

htdinoirc.  A  Squirt.  '  r  ^ 

É{clittre;/a;f  Fouldie;  .  ^  ^;     . 

Eiclop:  m.APattenyOrrvop'JdenPjoo'e.  ^Thoiofain.    \ 

iEiclope:  m.  ée:  (.ti^laymedyiimpingjame.  '    ^.; 

Efcloppe.  The  fame.  i 

^fcloppÇT.TomaimCytolame*  ^  *    t 

Eiclorre. T^  hktcby  a'lfoy  to  difc/ofcy  produce^  trk^  \ 
firth,     - 

Efclprre  la  bouche.  To  open  the  mouth. 
Efdos  :  m.  fc  :  f.  Hatched^  difclofed-y  opened. . 
Eftlot  :  tn.  as  Efclop  ;  alfoy  a  ^eed,  or  Caney  to  fucl(e 

with  J  alfOy  a  Reft  in  %:MuJic\e  ;  alfo,  a  Galley- 

flaue.  •         i   •      - 

WclK^touëïç.AClapNet.  ^f 

E{(clon:m.Theprintofahorfcsfoot.  ^ 

E{c\oy:ftn.Pi]reJantyVrineyUeyftale.  ^V\c. 
Efcluinç.  as  Efclaiiime.       ,   _  ;    n 

.Efclulant.  stopping,  as  by  a  Sluice  y  cr  y  ai  Exclu- 
^  ,aht.--  '  .  ;^. 

Eiclufc:  £  A  sluiceyVloud'fLateyOr Water-gate  ;  alfo^a 

CM%U^damme\â\fQy.anyT>ammey  C^ftemey  or  great 

.  yeffeUy  whereby  the  water  that  corner  from  a  fpring  is 
:  receiued^and  kept  fir  vfe-ydlfOya  pafTàge  betweene  h'l^^^ 
.  or  at  the  foot  of  a  hiU  y  which  by  a  highy  and  betowred 

gate  fiperates  the  marches  y  or  territories  ofonecoun^ 

trey  from  another.  ;* 

Efcodilles  :  ^.The  bulbesyor  bnlbcd  rhotSyOfpaffodïlSyér 

VafadowniiUtep       .     *   ;  /  nÇ^' 

Efcoffier:  m.A^oomakefi  *"         * 

Efcoffraye:  iA  Shoomal^ers  Stall yOr  the  boor d  whereon 

hewoflis.     . 
ECcoffrcV.m.  as  EÇco(itzyc*yOrya  little  one. 

Efcofion:  m.  ACoyfiyOYC^wle. 
E(cofraye.^^Efcoftraye.  *  • 

Efco^'ffe:  m.  A  Luskfyu  great  SloucbyCluflerpPyfiuk 

h  Clunch.  ffOrleanhois.  ^   :  ^      . 

Efcoinfon  :  in-/<  Scunchey  the  bMepart  of  the  laumbe 

of  a  window.  4^       ,    "       *'   J       n 

m:o\zotimSchoolehhrey  afiipendyor  moneyyjgtuen  fir 

tbetfaclÀngyOrtutorlnpfaSchoUeT.^^     r  ;?:r^/vr 
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Elcole  ;  f.  ^  Schooler  or  CoUcdge^wterem  any  Art  is 

taulin.      '  • 

Chemin  dcreiCOie.T/7^&«f<;/?«^^J'-  ^ 

Faire  I'efcolc  buiiroiinicrc.7'^/>/<i>  tbeiruanf. 

Tabic  vaut  cfcolc  notable  :  Pr ov.  Table  taU(e  is  an 

excellent  SchooUmaJlcr. 
Efcolicr  :  tï\.A  ScbûUrr.Learher  ;  PupillySUident. 

11  en  pailc  comme  vn  efcolicr  d'armes.  He^eal^es 

thercofitnorarjtly^impreperfyyOffrmthepurpofe^ 

Efcolicr  babillard  prez  Ic  feu,  &  badm  hors  là 
cladb:  Pro.  {Meant  0nely§fa  meere  Scbeller^  as  our) 
A  M.2j{erofAy\  is  notwurtb  ajhrtvnlejfe  be  be  in  the 

'  Schof)lcs.  .V  *  '  I     * 

Eiscoilctc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  f^ncoUired-y  wbofe  coUer  is  fallen 

oif\or  pulled  away. 
Eicollcte i.To vncoUcr  j  /* dmde yplucl(e ^or  tal^e away^ 
-   the  coUer  from  a  garment, 
Efcoltc.  Soulier  efcoltc.I^^it'Ercoulctc. 
Eicom^^Tbe  blade(or  broad  endjof an  Oare. 
Efcome.  Pcis  cfcomc.Tibr  ipit-fijhyor/ea  ril^ejitear- 

wrrf^rMarfcillc.  .     "^ 

Efconduire.  To  deny yOr  fay  nay  vnto  j  to  refifeyor  reied 

thcreqi^eftofi;-'  ^ 

Efconduits  nuite:  f.  Denyed-,  wbofe  Yequeft  is  refu^ 

fed.      ^       ^         ;  .      ' 

Efconjurc  :  ni.cc  liSDrluenyOr gotten^away  by  intrea- 

tic^ffK  coniuring. 
Efcoii  jurer.  To  driue  away  by  intreatieyor  coniur'mg. 
Efcoilfe:  m.  cc:  (.HiddenyCoueredy  concealed ^fetyéts 
^     iheSunne.  fPic. 
Efbinlerncnt.  ^  Abrconfcmcntiiir(wrM/r»|,  ^Pic 

ElçoiifcmentdcfoIcil.rfcf/r//i»g#//*f  Sw^    * 
Elconfcr.  ^  Abfconfcr  j  To  btde^  conceale^  couer. 

iPic. 
Eicopctadc.  The  fhotofaHarguebu':^yOffmallPeece. 
^Efcopenn.  «  Squiopctin. 
Ef  copcttc:f.i4  PetroneUyCarbineylong  PifloUJhcrt  Har- 
ff^uebu^  Î  anyJuchfmaU  Gm  tbatgoespfbyafire^cJ^. 
Efèopcttcric  :  f.  Gun-fljot  -,  a  voUyofJbot. 
Elcorcc  :  f.  Tbe  rinde^  or  barke  of  a  treei  the  eutrpord 

skin^or  pilling  of  fruit. 

Mettre  le  doigt  entre  le  bois  &  T  cTcorce*  Bujify  to 

intermeddle  mthyor  ta^emucb  notice  of^^thedifferen-^ 

cesyor  vnlfmdneffes  that  are  betwixt  neerefiitnds. 
Efcorcé:  »•  ce:  f.  Bâf^edypiUedyvm'mded^yblancbedy 

pared. 

Efcorcéc:  i*M^coictmcnt\alfo^hefiUed^9rvnrin- 
ded  fart  of  a  Plant. 

Efcorccment  :  m.  A  barl(mgy  pilling^vnrinding  j  blan- 
ching ^  paring.  '  , 

Efcorcçr.T^  barkfyorvnbarke  j  topiUypanJflMch^vn- 

Eicorcefque  :  m.  as  Corcefque. 

Efcorccur.  A  batlfer  ef trees.         ^ 

Efcorchc:  m.  cc:£  FlMslivnsl(jmnedie:^mated. 

Efcorche-culâeicorcne-^uL  Têthe fUymgof  the 

:  lmtt0clpiar(éubÊ^k€tàcs.)iyitb  bare sajfè l^igsngf^ 

dragdalmg  on^he  ground.  #  .vrar^v 

Efcorchement  :  su  A  fiaykgyor pidting  theslgm  offytl^ 

fo,^  excoriation:,  and  hence  \ 
>  JBicorchement  des  boyaux*  The  bkisdiefisx.  '-  V^^ 
Efcorchcr.  Tê/Upyorpltéslieofftbeskmiâifèytùexco- 

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tearmej.  . 

Efcorcher  le  Rcgnard.  Tqjpuey  caji^omt^^  (from  \ 
tbe  fubieCl  to  the  effeâl^  for  the  flaying  of fofiinl^i/i g  a  ' 
beaji  is  lil(e  enough  to  makjtthcmjpue  that  feele  it^ 
LoolfeKc^mtii.)    ^^--^^ 

AfTez  efcorche  qui  tient  le  pied  :  Pro.Tfcf  AJJiJiant: 
is  as  guiltiè  (tsthe  A6lor  ;  the  Acceffarie  as  the  Trin- 
cipaU'y  he  does  mifcbicfi  enough  that  helpes  to  doe  mif 
cbiefi^''  «       ; 

Bien  efcorche  à  qui  nc  dcult  :  Prcv.  Sencelcjfe  pco. 
pie  may  rpell  enougbte  flayed -y  or  y  tis^nod  fleecing  of 
them  that  hauefo  muchy  as  they  f^iffe  hotvihat  is go?ie, 
'A  la  preuve  Ton  efcorche  1' Alnc  :  Pro.  (ApplyahU 
znto  fuch  things  as  cannot  be  trycd  without  dan. 
ger.)     ,     - 

Keau  parler  n'cfcorche  langue  :  Viow.TairerooYds . 
flay  not  the  tongue  ;  teart  no  st^mybreake  no  bones. 
Elcorcherie  :  f.   A  flaying  houfc  j  the  place  ivheretn 

flaughtered  beafls  are  vfuaOy  flayed.  , 

Efcorchcter.  To  flay  j  to  pill  tbt  rind  ofl]orpuu  the  sl^m 
from,  ,   ^  %      '  -      '.>''- 

Efcorcheur:  m*  À  fl^y^T-y  afhy  an  Out  law  y  or  Fret- 

hooter.        .  .,^v 

E(corcho\içïim.4fl^ytngofbeafls.       ' 
Efcorchure  :  ilAflaymg^or  puU'mg  the  sl(m  offy  a  ^au- 
.JingyOrpeeldneffe  ofanypartoftbebodic. 
^^coi^\l:m.\xt:f.Bari(ie^auingabarl{e.      ^ 
lESçoit:coxxi.PkimeyOr  fhraight  dimnym  deptb-^vphencc] 
-La  mer  eft  elcore  en  cefle  coftc .  The  feu  is  id 
deepe^rythecbanneUisonthiscoaJi.  ; 

Efcores.  Tbeftocl^s  r^bereon  ajhipfiands  in  the  doc\ç! 
Efcorjgce  :  f.  A  thongyOr  belt  (oflUtbcr  y)  alfoy  a  Jiripty 

or  tajhwitb  a  leatberne  tbojfg.  . 
Eicome  :  f.  SbameydifgraceyConfcmpt^fccrne. . 
Efcome  :  m.  ec  :  f.  t^nhorned ,  mtbout^horms ,  that 
hath  loft  his  hornesy hence  (alfo) melamholiciic,  out  ef 
heart^out  of  countenancOy  ajhamedtofljew  bimfclfi^  ^^' 
a  Deere  iSyTobefthe  bath  cafl  his  beadt^  alfo;vncofnn(à\ 
tpboje  corners  arebrolieny  or  cut  off  y  and  hence)  difi* 
cedyruinedr^fcomedydifgraçed. 
Arbre  efcorné.  A  tree  rohofe  branches  are  loft  of 
Dez  efcorncz  .    Ground-ice  y  blunt-corntrtd 

Efcornement:m.y4»  vnhomingyOr  depriuing  ofhornts) 
a  dif^racing  j  defricing'y  baring  orbereauing  of  orna* 
:  ments.     ■  ♦  •  ^''*  -^-'  *;-v-  .'^y-"-'      ', 

Efconi'er.  To  zTthome^  dishomOy  er  depriue  of  bornes  i 
to  cut^puUyOr  take  frm  one  a  tbing.riéicb  is(orbe 
thiad^sis)  anwnamem^nd  gracevnti^bmtojfrealti 
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diefeeJetyOrfmell'fèajl  j  one  that  carries  iales^  ieaftSy 
ofnewesfromhoufe  to  houfe  ,  thereby  to  get  vUIh- 

Ffcornizer.  ^^  Efcorner. 

Efcorc  :  m.orte:  f.Difcreet;ii»aneJ)eedie^dHifed/tr'' 
cumjpeâl  ;  obfemant  ;  that  l^rrorpes  v^ell  how  to  carfie 
hinjjel^^'n  a?jy  bufineffi  whcrin  be  meddles ^or  compa- 

'nUi^berewUh  he  meets. 

Çlcorte  :  f-  ^ gf^i^^y  conuo)  j  fiifècondu^l  j  a  direôî'ro'ri^or 
fifegdrdfrrthervay.  '•     ^^  . 

Efcossc  :  f.  Tjie  hnslie^huUyOr  cod  of  à  beane^pea/e^&c. 
ll{a')^e'n\.eci(.P^iihNslied^jhaled^hirtted. 
Eicoflcr.  Tovnlmliejhale,  hull. 
Efcoirois  :  m.oifc  :  Lscottifl)^of Scotland. 

U:{^oilèico^ois.^Çoot^orMoofehenney 
Eicot:  m.Ajhot;  alfo^ayongfljHteofatree^alfo^ajplin.' 

Hr^ilwne^orjhmpeofa  thorne  offcnfiuc  to  the  bare- 

Difnçx  a  cfcbt.  A  dinner  at  an  ordinarie  j  o)\vphere- 
at  cuerie  ^^uejl  payes  his  party  or^fhare  andjhare  li{e.  ^ 
Faifons  r  cftot.  Wordsvfedbythe  Capucbines  when 
thq^jal(^c  then  robes  ouer  the  imbersy  to  auoid  their 
itrmïne^and  to  con  fume  by  the  aire  oftêefre  the  mat- 
îcrwhereef  they  breeds  -  :  ■■   " 

P.^rlcr  par  elcot.  ToJ^ca^  by  tt&nes^  to  heare  one  a^ 
no'herlpcal^e.  #..;.    ^.   ,^.;   -       '    .  / 

VzyQv[  cicoi  pouTjiUttny.TapayyOr  bepunifhedfir 

II  a  prinsjjou  fait  ccla/oubs  T  cfcot.  He  hath  tal^en^ 
&Cytbat  infect  et ^  vnder^band^  byftealtb^  m  hugger 

1!  s'  a  beau  tairc  dc  I*  cfcot  cm  lie  paye  rien  :  Pro  v. 
He  way  welynough  conceaU  tiejbot  that  Payes  no  fart 

Escottc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  That  U  mtbi^afiot^  or  bath  fated 
llkotlttUuery  one  topaybUjhoijvf  t$  contribute Jbme- 

E/coiiade  :  {.The  trame,orfiUeiPMrs  of  a  C  apt  am,  or 
header-^  alftythecoMparùeoffôitldicrs  wbetedttCor- 
■porsUhaththeleadiHgsafiiuddrmi<}-        "  ^    'I 
Escoiiarde.  as  Efcoùàdc  ;  vn  cap  d*  cC  A  Corporatt', 
tfcoube:  Ubri(Jhialfo,<tmaut(mfiraHoueH  ;f  Lan- 

tscoudé.-nr.cerf.  Demueàof  bit ftfporty  eftbepy 

VDhereon  he  teaned,iofthe  meanes  thereon  ber^Hed. 
tlcoije  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Curtalkd  iwbofe  t*ik  «  /g|?  ,  w  CHt 
^p\ iilfo»vagged^rJbai(envf anadomu,' ^^*'<i^^i^^^^   ' 
tlcoucr.n  curtail^rcut  offtb'tàHeialfitièmg^er 
-^Joa^fa  thingvpandàdwne.y   ■  \  -V^'i,  , 

gcouettc:  f. A Pla^erswbUtngbruJh,   ^  ?^''  ♦^>':; 
gcouettcs. sbeates j  Loaket&aùKs.  ■  -  i  =' s ^^m " 

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be  driidyordecayedi /hone  fiipping.oY  gliding  by. 
La^nicmoric  dele  homme  eft  escoulabic:  J)/</Vi^- 
fyp^fty^afilyrafed.foonegone.  ..    *     "^ 

Escoulant  :  m.  ^j  Efcoulemenc,  Or,^  d/a:ne  ;  i?r J?r^i- 
)7r^i  alfo^afloping partyorptace,  downc which aibmg 
e:ifily  glides  jOris  apt  to  rumie.  vr;  . 

Elcoulant.  Drayning^or  d/ying  zp  y,glid}ng^  drjl/ppmg^ 

Elcoulo^  m. éc ••  f.  P' ^/»r^;  affo^  ffr/tnedya/fo^deri- 
ucd  from  one  to  an  thcr  ;  alfo^jlidjhpt^pajfad^vyfvae^ 

'  '   fled fmoothly^ glib. Xy  quietly along,fir  ^ ti'iiy  ;  u.[^^  con- 
fumed^  wa[iedy  pined  .^tvay  b^  li^uc  and  luile^ 
lour  zÇcowl^.Aday  ouerjlipt^ouerpaji^orgoneyalmofl 
before  it  was  thcu^ht  of. 

EicoulemCQt:  m..4  draining^or drying  vp-^alfo^afirai- 
ning  J  alfo^a  confuming^  rpojiing,  or  pining  avp^y^as  cf 
thebodic.  .  "^  i   . 

Elcoulemenr  d*  cau.  A  gliding,  flding^  flW^^g^ 
fmooth  runnings  glib  filling ,  gentle  p^'fjjin^  alorig,  V' 
water.      ^  : 

Eftouler.  Todraine^ordriezp-y  alfoytoderiue  from  one 

to  anothey^y  alfd^tojlr  aine -through.' 

S'elcoulcr.To  gUde^' flip.jlidcyrunne quieilyy  paffe 

c  oner  ifyyalongyto  fill  dovpne  gliUy^fliefnwotbly  away^ 

alfoytowaflypme^ecayyconfurae. 
EfcouIeté.foulietscscoulctczJf7?//e^3  alfo,  tut.oro- 

pen  on  th'influp^  and  tied  with  a  Uchetpcijfingom  it. 
Elcoulcure:  11  ^7?rJi;7rr. 

Efcoullemcnt;/w  Efcoulcmcnt-     -  '  ^; 

Elcouller.  as  Efcouler.  ^       *  ^  ' 
EfcÔUpelîé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Topped, or  rphofe  top  is  cut  of. 
Efcôupcller.  To  top,  or  cut  off  the  top  of  a  tree,  (v.m.) 
Êfcôupettc.  as  Efcopcttc  -,  A  Pétrone  II y  or  long  P  if  oil. 
EfcDurgec  :  f.  A  thongs  latchet  j  fcourge^or  whip. 
Eicourgeon  :  m*  AmeUorney  Starchcome'ya}(mdof 
X    bafe  and  degenerate  wheatytvhich  beirtg  ground yeeldp 

verU  v^bite  (  but  verie  light ^  and  little  nDuriJhing) 

fneale. 
Efcourre.  To  thafhyorfeuer  come  from  the  chafe  \  alfoy 

to  beatyuyfl^afdeyOs  duftie  clothe  s  y&c: 
Efcourlbucr  ;  m:Thedaleofa(jhips)  pumfeytpbercby 

the  water  16 pajfed out.  v 

Elcourté  rcD.ee  :  £  curtailed ^jhortenedy  cutyOr  chop- 

pedo^  ;^     ^  : 

Escourtcr.  To  cwrtaÙyihortcn  ;  cut^or  dwp  of. 
EfconiTc:  f.  A  (hal[ingy/wagging,/wi9tging,  jhoggingy 

ioggm%ialfoya/wag,/wingyOf  viol^  alJOy  as 

Rclcouflc.  .  " 

ECcoufki(Thefiminme0fE{com.) 

^f coûtant.  Hearingy  baarlfeninfjiflening  vnto.    ^ 
•  U  ne  feroit  nuls  mefdifans  s' il  n*  eflok  des  efcou- 
tans  ••  Prov,  None  would  reuile  if  none  would  beare. 

£fcoute:m.  A^ie^eaMe^droppet^  p^tH  companion i 
a^o^  afcoutyfcout-wattJ^orScntinetli  the  difcouerer 
êr  firerunneryOfatt(^rmie.   ;  ^ 

Croupir  aux  efcoutes  de  gros  morceaux.  IMke 
Morceau. 

Bftre aux elcoutes.  To llfitnihearlien ,  rvatch ,  ot 

jpieyWhats  done  abroad  i  to  eaue:^drop^  to  prie  into 

^men$  avions,  4r  cottrfesi  frinaielyto  obJerM  thêhr 

^h9ke$M0fdmafi€l^eeche$.^X^^^^^  \ 

EfcdUtc  i  m.  ce  î  i.  Heârkpicdy  lifiened ,  \tuen  edre 

Efcoutçmcnt.-in.  Jm^'agy  or  Uftenbtgi  â  i&w- 

Efcouter..  r#  bearkpi,  beare/tfien,  giae  eare^yttld  4/- 
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fkfttn  the  méùntfâili  behind.      , 
Escoutcur.  An  beârer^hearlcmerylifiener^vues-drop- 

ter. 

A  fol  conteur  fagc  cfcoutcur  :  ProvC  JVbile  fiûles 

docjpeal^e  wife  men  had  need  to  heare. 
Efcoutillcs  :  (.Thefiutlesyor  hatches  of  a  flip  \  th'ouet- 

turesyor  trap  doores;tvhereat  things  are  let  dùwne  into 

the  hold.  ^ 
l^kouiAXon  :Tt\.  J  fcuttle. 

Efcoux  :  TO.  Efcouflc:  f.  Shal^en  ,  togged ^  f^tnged^ 

flagged. 

Paille  efcoufle.  wherein  no  corne  islefi. 
EfcouvcJle  :  f.  A  brufh  \m  Efcoucctc. 
Elcouvillon.^  EfcouiUon. 
Efcouviilorinen Tojpungeapeece'y  to cle^nfe  her  be^ 

fire  and afierjhe  li  difcharged. 
I  Efcrzs,tzntrCrnshingjOtfquet\ingout.     /    -     • 
[  Efcragc  :  m.  ec  :  f.  CfuJhed^orJquee7!ed  out^ 
Efcragcr.  To  crufl^orfquee^e  out  of. 
Elraijc^nc  A  little  houcU^  made  of  poles  fet  round  rpith 

ibeff  endsmcctingat  the  top,andcoueredmthtMrueSy 

fods  ^and  dung^fo  ihicl^e^that  no  xpeather  can  pierce  it. 
Eicrain  :  m.  A  Casl{ehyOrJmaU  Cabinet  ;  a  little  Ring- 

'box^oYlervéU'box'yalfo^hetillofachefi. 
^   Efcf  an  :  Hft^  st(recne  to  fet  bctweene  and  the  fire^  al/Oy 

thcteftcrofabed.  -'        * 

Faire  cfcrail  contre  le  vent.  To  turnehk  nofe  into 

the  wind ^to  fet  bis  Tiofe  againft  the  wmd^  or^  to  Jiand 

betvoeene  one  aHd  the  wind.     » 
^ÇcTt(èi  m.  ec:  f.  Squajht  downe^  beaten  fiat  ^rufled 
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Elcral'er.  Tofquap  downe  y  beat  fiat  y  cruflin  pet  ces 

with  much  prefjmgyOT  hard  leaningon. 
Efcraleur  :  m.  À  crufler-yfquafher ,  or  beater  of  things' 

fia  t  by  hat  dpr  effing  of  them. 
s"^Ccï2Ly2intçv*ToburflyOrjplithimfelfi. 
Efcriere.  Pic  cf.  Tha  rauenSîts.  bird  called^  a  Shri\e^ 

Nim^urder  y  fVariangjk  :^Sayoy2id. 
Efcrazc.  Lotfi^:^  Efcrafc^T 
Efcrtmitn.Aslireene. 

Elcremc  :  m.  cc  ;  C  yncr earned ,  fieetedy  MinUkf. 
Efcrcmcr  •  To  fieet ,  or  tal^e  away,  the  creame  fiom 

milice.  '\ 

'EfcxtScnst.Thefame. 

E^eté  :  m.éc  :  £  vnchaull(ed\  or  depriuedofcbaullfie 
whiteneffe.  •    /  ;  > 

Efcrcve  :  m.  cc  :  f-  RitéenyfbuenJburftyOrfplit^  êfunder. 
Eltrcvcr.rcf.<luiour,oudcIanuia.  Tbèdawningof 

the  day'y  the  twilight. 

s*Elcrcver.  Toriueycleeuejbutftyor/plity^smder. 
Efirrcviflc  :  f.  A  Creme ,  or  Crayfifls  ^(By  fime  Am^ 
k  tbmybutnotJbpYOperljLtheCrûb^iiflùûlji  teatmed 

Efcrevme  de  fiuni^.  Ztv  Bre»t^  &  vamm  blécl^ 

Beetle.  ♦'•■,.,  -;i*7:>':ï-:>iA 

EfbeViflc  de  oiei;  A  Ubferiir,  (merej^iftrfy)  â 

Pas  <i'  efcrevUTe.  A  bfclte-ft^yigtiMg  bgeipifMrd, 
Pierres  d'  cfcrcviflc.  Eo^ke  Pierre. 
^  Plus  lunatique  qu' ▼!)' eicreyi0c.  <^«r#  UtfutUfnt 

Efcrcviflcs.  ThewpuedjiUtu^fmt^  tfn  CmikU,  r«- 

fimblmitbe bêcktêfêCrimt,     ,    . n  .^.  . 

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.    a'Efcricr. To excUimey crie out^  n}c\e an cutcfie^yfo 

Y^eybrayyOrjell. 
Efcrimc  :  f.  Fencingythe  Art  offincing.  '"  > 

^Ctxmct.To  finceyOr  play  at  finceyalJOy  to  lay  hardg^ 

bout  him.  ' 

Efcrîmeric  :f.  4:^  Efcrimc. 

Efcrimcur  :  m.  A  fencer  ya  Maificr  of  Feme. 

Efain.  4^d  Efcrain  J  i^  Ctf  ji^f  r. 

Efcrincr.  To  bathe  j  topowlcy  orpluc{e  off' the  bane. 

Efcrinicr  :  m.  w4  lp)fier  ;  and  (more jar ticularly)a  Caf 

betmalfcryC^binet-malier.        ^  * 
Efcript  :  m.  A  writing  5  a  manufcript^fcrowle^fccduU^ 

t  hing  writ  ten 'y  an  Indenture  y  ctpeeceofeuideme. 

Bailler  par  efcript.  To pubhfhydeclar étoffer ^e\hMt\ 

putfi^rthy  fet  out^  inwntmg.  * 

Mcttccpsiv  cfaipt.To  coucbydigefi^recordyfet  dmnt 
^  iHyCommitvntOyWriting.         » 
Eicrlpt  :  m.  te  :  f.  written  j  dcfcribcd  or  decyphmi^ 

publijhed  or  declared  y  couched  or  fet  duwnCj  m  nr/. 

ting.  ■  ■  •'■'-       ^'    ■■:■•>   .,  . 

V>XQidi t(cxv^l.The Ciuile Law.  V 
Eicriptcau  :  m.  Anote^or  billoj  ones  handy  an  wfcùf^ 

tionytitle\  fbortmemorandumy  libelly  certificate ^d 

déclara  tiony  or  defcription  of  a  th'mg^  in  writing. 
Efoiptoirc  ;  (.APennen 
Efcripjurc  ;  f.  writ  y  Scripture^  writing  j  afiïle^or  man- 

fier  ofwrifwg  ;  themal(mg^  or  writing  ofboQl^es  yen 

infcriptionyOr  title  j  â  deedyWritingy  or  euidence. 

Scavoir  moult  d'clcripture.  To  be  learned j^n^iil^ 

full  m  y  or  well  acquainted  withy  moft  booses. 
Esairc.  To  write  -yfcribbUyfcribe  it  ;  to  indite ydeci^tr^ 

pourtrayydifplayycouchyorfetdowney  in  rfiilini'yto 

malieaboo^eyorworlfe. 

Efcrirc  niccmcnt.  Uo{e  Niccmcnt. 

^A  mal  acploiâcr  bien  efcrirc  .Appliahk  when  4 

man  by  afiiire  tale^orwel-cofichedwordsyindeuonto 

txtèttuate  the  guilt  of  bis  faults  y,or  ofhfs  errors  inpro- 

ceeding. 

En  la  peau  de  brebis  cc  que  tu  vcuxy  efcïis: 
^  Prov.  One  may  write  what  bee  will  m  afleepes  sl(jn. 
Escrit  :  m,  itc  :  f.  ^i««  J  Lo(?)tte  Efcript. 
Efcritcau  :  m.  4^  Efcripteau. 
Elcriture  :  f. /w  Efcripnuc. 
EfcriyaiU^  ;  hi.  ec  :  f.  Scribledjcuruily  penned jbâuld^ 
j     p  written.      . 

Efcri vaillcric  :  £  Saibling^  bauld  writing.       ; 
EfcrivaiUcur  :  m.Afcriblerybauldwriterypaultrtepenr 

man.  -t  ,  ' 

Efcrivain  :  m.  A  Notariey  Scribe ySatuener.    _     , 
Eicrivainciie:  f.ScriuinerfiÀf:ytbeAft,^^>^J  \ 

Scriiuner.        w;., .;  ..^, ,      .  ■  ■  -  ^  ^^  - 
Ëiaiywc.  4y  ErcreTi/Qc«^«<  ''       ^^4  r«t;  / 
Eicrooer.  Tojhog^Uyu ncm'tnta^ 
Efcroc.«fEraouà.    v-.-  ..    ..    rili^litr 
'EKiQ^tt,7»gnawjahiuwUbtUt*àb<''riy.: 
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cifsyor  caiéfâyincantrêuerfie  j  alfo ,  thf  warrant  tbats 
debnered  by  a  generall  /IJp(for  vnto  iriWior  CoUec- 
*  igrs.jir  theleuyingofa  Subfidie^tax^ortmpofition. 

Escrùocllc:f./<  little  Shrimp-refemblm^mm^^OY  ver- 
mine in  puddles  yandfimé  fprm^t.       j  > 

Efcroucllc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Troubled  with  the  mngs  euill. 
AmecIcrouëUée.  ^nji^feoled^traitetpii^^ordepra 
iiedfpirit'  "    •       \  . 

Les  Efcrouclles.  The  l<^ings  euiU. 
Hcrbc  des  efcroucUçs.  Little  Celandine  y  Pilervôrt, 

Elcroulc  :  m.-ec  :  f.  Sha\en^totteredj  fhogged. 
Eiçïoukmmt.  A  p):limg,Jh7ggingytotte^mg.     - 

Eiçïoulcr. To  shalie^rotter^sbng. 

Elcroupionne  :  m.cc  :  £  Rumple fe  j  whafe  crupper  U 
buolicn.         ^  .       . 

Efcroufî'é  :  m.cc  :/•  Chipped-^  vncrupedi  vnfcabbed. 
Elcroufieinent  :  m.  An  vncrufting  ;  or  vnfcabbing. 
ElcroiJfter.  To  chip  ;  vncrufi  yvnfcab'yto  pare  the  crnjl 

Ojf.fiull  o/pill  thefcabfiom. 
Escrouter .  To  vncruft  ;  t$  cbip^  or  pull  the  cruflof. 
E  cm.  drap  c(cru.  Karv^new^  fleshy  vndrejjedypntnm^ 
'    med  cldfh  ;  euen  as  it  comes  from  the  weauer     ' 
j^fcruë.  as  Accrcuc;  .  *  *         .    \ 

Elcu  \vci.A  crownein  money  ;  alfo  a  ihieldy  or  \arguet  j 
a^foy  a  Scutcheon  (of  Armes  yanafometimis  tif  Armes 
thcnjfe  lues)  or  coat  of  Armes. 
Elcu  couronne,  h  lejft  in  valUCyby  a  Sous 
tfcuSoI.    •  V  ! 

Elcys  i  r  cftoillc  Poufsinicrc.  Loo\e  Eftoillc. 
VS(:\\à\xV2\^s.  A  counter. 

V  zicudix  (6c.  Th' ear  e  of  the  plorP'Share. 
Elciifol.  ACrowne  of  the  Sunne-y  (the  be  ft  l(indof 
;  iioivnethat  is  noupmadejbath  a  little  ftarre  onth'one 

Efcu  vieil.  An  old  Crowne  :  is  worth  vij.  s.  ij.  d 
ftcrl. 

]ln' :LtCc\\ ny  tzr2,c.The diuell may  fi'eefy dauhce  in 
b/spurfe  5  there  is  not  acrojfe  to  fright  bim^  or  blejfc 

.    th'omer^wiihall.  jr 

II  fait  dc  fon  tefton  vn  cfcu.  He  thriues  weU^  gaines 

^jnuch^mcrtafes  mightily  in  efiate.  ■  * 

^K:udes.^H(cudettcs. 

Elciidettes.  thehearbe  Hipwort^p^enu^-^nauelljPenny- 

^"^on^Vermie-fx^lfe.    -         ^ 

Elcucil:  m.  ^*r(>ci(jf  i  a/jV 

Elcucilc:f./<rf;j&. 

Efcucilc  à  oreillons. -^;?(?rr^»g^r. 
^^in^Qf^cwtlXc.  A  platter yor  charger. 
^^^ntcCcucUc^Arauceryorfmalldish.      . 
Ï-CS  affaires  domcftiqucs  y  vont  par  cicucllcs.  ^U 
thingi  are  Cquanderedy  rioted,  oidif orderly  jpajled,  in 
'  ptlmfe-.tbelilieisi         .        ;.. 
♦Toutyvaparcscucllcs.  There  is  chi  ere  in  bowles^y 
'^y^  no  faring,  pincbingy  norfauing  of  any  thing  y 

f^ettrc  tout  par  cfcuçlles.  (As  wefiy)  to  tbroiP  the 
'^"reoiiiatmndawes,         ^  . 
^ui  s'attend  à  I'  efcucUc  d*  autruy  il  difnc  fouvént 
^«n  tard  :  Prov.  Tk  ùmg  befirebee  beefmed  that 
nc.    nr  "futber mam  Itamnn, 

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c.U:mcr.asEÇcuyctyAn  Effuiery&c, 
Elcuirie<f.<*f  Efcuyrie.  '    " 

ElcuilanC.  Smarting,  itching^  netiing^fl'mgwf^,  *. 

Efiruifle  :  m.ée  ^  f.  Hipped -,  orywhojl  hip,  or  ihighis  put 
outofioynt.     .  .    > 

Eicuisser.  To  hip  ;  to  put  the  hip, or  thigh  outofioynt. 
Efculerm.  cc:  f.  ivbofe  taile  u  burji-,  bceU  trodcn 

àorvne,  ' 

'EkuXcQ'XAdishfiUof.      : 
hCcukr.ToburJlthe  taile  of.     ^^  v-      /      jj  , 

Efculer  vnc  aiguille.  To  breakea  needles  eye. 

Elculer  fcsfouUcrs.  TV  tread  his  ihoocs  dewic  nt  tl, 
heeles.     ■  >— 

Efcuine .-  f.  Scumme,dro(le,  fiame,  froth. 

Efcumc  de  Mârcfchal.  Th4  refiife,  or  diofft4fyron  j 
fmith'te  duji.  .  V         ,^ 

Eicumc-de  plomb.  Lead.fiame,comeïiy  cleere  wa- 
ter cttft.  vpon  hot  lead  prcfently  a  fier  it  hath  beene 
melted.  _ 

E  fcum'c  dc  f el.  Loohe  S  cl .  / 
cume  :  m.cc  :  £  ScummedyOr  s\(imn^ed'^refmed;flari- 
,    fed'y  cleanfed  in  th'outivard parts  j  alfoyfcor^redy  ds 
thefeabyapytat&c. 

^(cumaracni:  m,Afbarnin^^alfoyfifcummin^^^ 
ming  i  alfoy  araunging ,  r  ouing  j  alfo  ,  afcowring  of 
thefeas.  .  -^_  _^ 

Efcumer.  TofoomCy  oryeeldafrothiejlauer-y  to  gather 

.  vnto  a  frothy  orfcumme  ;  alfoyto  s^immCyOr  clarifie^  li-. 

*  quor  J  to  refine^ortalie  off  the  (outward)  filth  from  i 

alfn^to  raungeyroueydeale  at  randome  ^  r^hence  \ 

Hcuincr  la  mcx.TofiomeyOs  a  fleet  ofmrjilie  MpSy 

thefea^ytê play  the pyratytovfiphacie.  .^    > 

Elcumcur  :  m..  (is  proper  lyjafcurp^mery  or  sl^jmmcr  oflU 

.    quor:  ;  alfo  (leffc  properly  y  but  more  commonly)  apiratt^ 
o^cè<roueratfea.  y 

Efcumcux  :  m.  cufc  :  £.  FoamieyfrothiCyfilthie. 

Efcumier  ;  m.crc  :  f.  Of fbamc^or  froth  ;  ir  her  upon  fome 
PoetstearmeTenu^y  GMc  çÇcumiczCy  becaufe  shcejs 
fitined  to  haue  beene  bred  of  the  feafiame^  c 

EscumoiT:m.  A fcummer.x 

ECcumoirc  i€  The fame.^ 

Elcuragerm.  A fcowring\cleanJmg\ frying. 

Escuré  :  ni.  ée  :  £  ScQWred\  cleanfed {fiyed. 

Elcurcr.  Tofcorpre  y  fey^  rinfCy  clcarfey  or  mal^e  cleane  ; 

.    ^Rab.   A  \ 

EfcureUr.  4;^  Efcurieu  J  A  Squirt  ell  \  alfo^  afcowret^ 
cleanfer-y  feyer.  \ 

Efcuric  :  f.^  Efcuyric. 

Efcurieurm.  Ufquirell. 

Elcurs.  The  little  fallade  bearb  called^  dues,  or  Chu 
ues. 

Efcuflbn  :  m.  A  Scutcheon\afmaUtarguetyOr  fhieldy  aU 
fOy  (be  Ifnop  in  the  middle  of  a  timber-vault  where  the 
ends  of  the  courbedpoafts  doe  meete  yalfo  the  bud  of  à 
tree  yC  ut  off  with  part  of  the  barl^e^in  fim^fan  ordi- 
nariefcutcheonyand  hence. 
Enter  en  c(cun6n.To  lodge  that  bud  in  the  bark  of  a. 
tree  by  an  incifion  made  thereinto  of  thefrnrme  of  a  T, 
or  by  any  other  hole  apt  to  receaue  it  i  the  c lefts ,  and 
breaches  therof  being  afterwards  clofedvp  with  wax^ 

•relay. 
Efcuffonnable  :  com.  Fi/  tobefigraffed.  . 

EÎcuflbnné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Defended ,  or  couered  with  a. 

fcuttheônyfir Jtield.  ^     \   '    '       ^    ^^       ■   ^     • 
Efca(fonncr.  ms  Enter  en  cfcuUbn  ;  alfo^  to  defend, 

tf  cotter  mth  a fcutcheon,  crjhield.    -        ^ 

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anErrnnt  l(ni^hts  bunce  &  fhield  j  êljfo,  an  yfhtffêx 
Scwcr  ;  nffo,  thifâlfe bndûfû  Fint;  âlfo^ayoniWûU 
deere  TPhuh^ordi/tarilyJiceps  an  old  one  c^êny^aljo^ 
alimdêfyfUaw^andhard'fiTidcdreûfe. 
ERuycr  de  Çuifinc.  The  ciart^e  of  a  kitcbin. 
Efcuyer  d  EJcuyrie.  ^  quirrie^n  â  Princes  Stable  i 

the  f^emlcman  of  a  lords  hor/e. 

llicuycx  vcT\ch:ïm.^carMery$rfquireêftbemoutbi 

alCê  a  Tafter  ;  (fir  be  that  catuesto  a  Prince ^eaer  tap 

of  what  be  carues,  before  hn  majler  touch  it.) 

Lc  grand  Elcwycr  dc  France.  The  waiter  of  tht 

hoifc\rvbo  be/idcs  {m  author  itie  oner  all  tb'Officet^ 

of  the  1(141$  fiables yhath  ^lfo('^bïch  here  belongs  to  the 

f^jrlc  mayjhall)  lUrifdiâîton  ouer  heraldic  and  fur Ji^ 

uants-y  In  old  time  the  great  majler^or  flcward  of  the 

hjngshoufi^xvasalfo  called  thué. 

Peu  peut  baillrr  i  fon  Efciiycrqui  fon  couftcau 

Iclche  :  Proy.  He  that  bath  but  little  fir  himfelfe  bath 

not  much  fir  human.       \'  * 

?  Pour  r amour  du  Chevalier  baifc  la  Dame  I'cfcUV- 
'.    cr  :  Pro.  Ovherein  his  worjhip  is^often^  but  little  be^ 

holdentoberLadieJhipé)         '         .  . ^ — . 

Efcuycrc/f.  AmmanefquireyaGentlep^man  that  \       wldRofetree. 

attcyidsonn\nifhtaihùEfqtfire.  ^^^^^fglantier  odorant.  Tfef/îrfefBn>r. 

EU^ync  :f.  The  fiable  ofaPrince^ornobleman'yalfiy  a      *"    * 


VilPnifrcm  j  alfo,  afcaltetini,  di^  eifnf,  mflaywf. 

Esgaicmcnt  en  ]a  vete.  Alauhg^gafibrnfie^  cfta. 

\e(ineffe  oflool^e-yOr^an  vncei  taint  ft fhion  ofga^^ng  ^p 

anddn^ne.    • 
Effarer.  Tofcatter^  dififcrfe,  mifiay. 

VElfarcr.  To.  erre,  wander  Jray^rOMj  tùflieouL 

fwai  ue^or  digrefefromyto  tunne  out  of  the  high  vpay. 
Esgargàté  de  cncr.H'hofe  throat  is  aln. oft  buifi^or  rveU 

mgh  rtuen^ïpith  crying.        § 

Elgaronné  :  q^.  éc  ;  {.Trodden  deppfne/u  ajlooeattbe 
beele. 

Ef^aronner  vn  fouUer.  ^o  treadajhooe  cfowne  at  the 
heele. 

Efgarouillc.yeux  cfgarouillez.  wide-fiaringp gk. 

rtng,eyes.  . 

s'Eigâudir.  Toreioyce^  to  be  iocond^mmie^glad-^  to  le 
full  of  glee.  » 

s'Efgayer.  Tofport^  wal^e  merriejbe  game  feme  j  /^  ji^/f>, 
leape^or  playjOs  ducl^eSjér  ffhyin  the  water.  ^' 

E/geré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Ploughed  jtr  brol^enyf^  ms  land  fi 
faUowes. 

Esgçrcr.  To  plough^  or  breajie  vp  land  for  fiîl owes. 


Y. 


Esglanticr:  m.  The  Eglantine,  fweet  Brier  ^  Hep-tne^ 


^lucvry  fh'p  \  or  the  dueties^or  offices  belonging  there- 
to \  alfifm  old  authors)  a  Squires  place  j  or, the  dignh 

tie/itle^r  eftatc  ofanEfyutre. 
t  fdcntcr.  ^  Edentcr.    ^J 
EsÉirouchc  ;  m.  ce  :  f.   Trïghted^  feared^  frightened^ 

fèaiedaway  ;  alfo^tamed,  reclaimed^  maie  gentle,  in- 

rvard^ortraâable. 
Esfarouchçr.  To  fright  ^fc  are,  frighten  ^  affray  ^fèareom 

w.iy  ;  alfo^to  tame,  winne, re  clame  ^mal^e  gentle  ^traç- 

tableÀnward.      *        - 
Esfilc.yc^Ffïile,:, 
Esflanquc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Swayed  in  the  bâclée  ;  alfojeane^ 

meager  y^aunt^ihinnC'fiantied,ofjh^un\e  m  theflant(e^ 

thathathnobeUieatall: 

Esflanqué  en  cheval  de  poftiUon.  As  lankf  as  a, 

pofl^borif. 
Esûanqucr.To/wayin  tbebacl^e'yorj  to  ma\e  leane, 

meager  ^aunt^binnefiànl(ed,fmaU-heUied. 

Esflorcr.  Todepriue  of  flower^  or  offlorvers-jLoo\e  Ef- 
fleurer, 

li^6\xç.'.m.i^.'.f.Eedunged^bemiredJkerayed,        / 

Esçaû  :  m.  Afnt  mrniag-frtfl^  that  flânes  û(egUfe, 
E^al./»  Egual  ;  £^iMi/,r»f  », /;««/f. 

Les  Ondes  font  i  1*  dgaL  Pùime,/iimtb^âlmf, 
Efgalcr.<ïEgjialcr.  •     . 

E^allé:  m.  ce:  lEaiiaUtd/natchei^uenedJteuetted, 
EsgiïïatKnt,  EqitaUfyeuenfy^niftymatebabfy,  / 
"EsaaSicT.ToequallimétcbiteueUttueH 


ment,  cenfideratitn-y  rec/amifig^ccùimt  $  âlfi^  report 
made ^  account  gtuen^of, 

£(gards.  font  gens  expers ,  &  cognoi&nttâ  faire 
yilrtation«,&  rapports  :  ^Ragueau.         «.*      . 
Efgaré.  U  s*  eft  csgarc  de,-&c.H*  U  wémdered  orfirai- 
^}tefwêrues  er  digrefPes^fivmi  be  is  eut  oftbe  iro. 
Esgaré  de  bouche.  {Of  m  b$rfl)n9tfubie£l  to  tbe  bit, 
vH^aytd^oUtbvigsdifibcdient.  ,■.',-,%.     r 

Mais  il  ne  fût  pas  pourtant  e^arc.  Yet  was  be  not 
.  obafiMArputdowneibebadnotjetloft  bmfelfi',be 

^ne»^firaUtbat,weUjrmugli>wberebew4t.  ^ 
Egarement:  m.  Afiréomg,maulern^',/mtnûng/lh 


Esgvd  :  nu  Re^eéi^eed^egard.obfêrnationi  àdtàfeA    Eèoutc:m.éc  '.Î.T>raMed,drieé  j9»kfàofm^ff> 


Efi^liSC  :  f.  oà  Eglife  \  A  ChurcW. 

Esgominé  :  m.ee  ;  ïVngiimmedyWhofe  gumme  is  ti\m 

'away. 

Elgommcn  To  zngumme]  to  tal^e  away  tbe  guwm 
fiom. 

Esgorgé:  m. et:  f.  whofethroat^Ucut.  j 

Esgorgemcnt.  Tfcf  cutting  of  a  throat  j  alfo^a  whiite^ 

poole\orfwaUowmgabifmeyOr  gulfi. 
EsgOT^cr.To  eut  tbe  throat  of. 
Esgor^eté  :  m.cc  :  f.  niofe  throat  is  cut  ;  alfo,  bare- 

neclit-,  bare, or  open  hreafled-y  or  wearing  a  ventloTP; 

or  nOyCoUer  tokisfhirt,doubletyier1{inj&c. 

ElçorgCter.^  Efgorger;  Alfo^to  goe  bare^necktjffcn^ 
brefied  j  or  to  fiuld  downe  the  collet  of  a  garmnty 
thereby  to  bare^or  difcouer  the  necl[e,or  bofme.  * 

VSgoÇiWé I  m.ctii.}^hofe throat u cut. 

Esgofiliemcnt  :  vn.A  tbroat^uttmi. 

Esoofûlct.  To  cut  tbe  throat  of. 

l^sgo^t  if.  A  cod jbuslfe  fulling. 

Esgoiic  :  m.  éc  :  f.  C^ed^  faded ^  ouerJuS^  orfijly^t^ 
sacietie. 

E(goucr.  To  be  cloyed,  faded^ouer  fia ^  to  eat  vatofit- 
cietie.  ^ 

Efgouflcr.  To  vnhus\e  j  topitt^  orjbale  busked fiitits. 

Esgoulf  :  01.  ^  Efgout  ^Ls  r 

£sgout:in.^  drop, or  iropping/u  of  water  fremwboufe 
eaues  j  alfo,  a  little  finite ^  cbamtell,  or  gutter  to  votd 
filtbby.^  , 

Pluyc  dc  Février  vaut  efgoW  <k  fiuw»  •  P^^*^^ 
Funuer. 


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by  Uttte  and  little, 
Êfeoutçmcnt: va. A draimngbvdrêppiiig.    ^   ■ 
Es|outcr.  To  draine^  make  dm  bjlmUandmitytt 

uaueneueradfofin.      '  *      -*.  r,d\ 

Goutte  a  goutte  la  mer  s*  efgoute  :  Pr»^*  *^*'  l 
h  a  continuait  dréitung  will giowdrie.      ;  \  .  /  f 

Ergoutcur:  ^'^àfainer,roakef, drier ^12^^^ 
EsgoutiHe  :  f.  A  little  boU^  uket^brengbvbubif^ 

ter  can  doe  little  more  tbe»  dref, 
E^outoir:  tn.Adra'me,cban»ei 
inadéàrie,lnteben^* 

EfgndQct  Tépkjnfltaiiltrntbt 


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E^raphigrier- 4^ Slgraùgncr.^^^^^  ;  V:!; 

Essratig.ie  :  m.cc  :  (.Scratched^  fer apd;rent^or  fprge^ 


rçïtb  ihenaitci.  ^^     ;y , 

Es^ratigiicmcnt:  m.  Afcratcbmgyfcrapini^^  tearmg 
%^Uh  thenaiks.  .  \  . 

Esgr  atigncr.  To  fcYApeJcratchjrcfuiyêr  teare  mfyfbi] 

nulles.  '  x   .  '  .   * 

Es^ratigncur  :  m.  Àfiraper^orfcràUbex. 
Esgiatigiicurc  :f^h(%tzù^ncn\^n^AlfQ^fcfahb, 

ycnd^or  ter/e^tpithtbcnaUes.        * 
Esgrcné:  m.  cc:f;  FruitUfe^  barren^ fierile^  mUwut  [ 
i  orne  ;  alfoyvngrainedyimfieded  j  depriued^aa  an  busl^ 
ofïtffedy  an  tari  of  il  corn^^êr  graifu^ 
Esgncncr.  To Jh4l(C  corne  ot$t  ofu  e^ç  j  p^aftjnt  b(anes 
oui  of  their  bn$t^$i  to  dcprïue^ormai^  batten  ofc^tne } 
to  vnf^eiyOr  tâ\e  tbefced  out  of. 
Esgrcttc.-f«^  Aigrette. 
'  Esgriige  :  ni.ec  :  £  Grated  fmall-y  alfo ^crumbled ^aum- 
\     rncdjOf  brui(^en  into/mall  pceces..  ,  ^      ^  ' 

i  Es^rugeolr:  m.  The  little  round gyntet  oflattinjtbats 
,  ll^ft.  in  acafcoftbefànfjLandv/cdmofifor  thiNut- 

■  Esgrugcr.  To  gtatefinj,  II j  alfq^to  ctnmbk^r  brealfC  vn^ 
locrummts. 

Esgrurnc  :  tn.Cc'.f'VncltiJletcd  ^ynclMUeted-^P^âk^a^ 

ijr  tal(enyfromit  cluHet. 

E!|ruinelc.^Efgrum^.  '  ' 

Esyïmnz\cï*Tovnclufter^ervnclutter\toJha\^^ 

afunder  things  that  bang  loo fe  tQgftber.  \ 
^(^Ciii\^TJ^op!ucli^^apes  from  their  clu{Ut. 
Esgrune  :  m,  ée  :  {.  Ctummcdjcrumbledy  btolfpifmaU. 
Esgruncn  To  crumme^  crumb Uy  bxeaJiefmâU. 
Esgaal.^Egual,  v^        - 
£soualation.  Aaequallingy  matehing,  lenelling^ma- 

k^n^hke. 


Eigualéi  &jEigualcr.  Seeke  Egualc.&^Egualci:. 
^^g\^^''  i  A  leaneyiU^Jàu9tiredyCarrion  mare. 
Esgaeré.labouchc  esgueréc  Scr^^  Eljçaré. 
Higaeren^Efgarcr.. 

tsguculé  :  Wee  :  £  Gotgei^  wboCe  tbtMtiscët^  or 
moutliburft.   ...      ,      ^    ;    V  . 

t  sguculer.r^?  g/^-ge-ytosut  the  tbtçat^ot  binfi  themwth 


of. 


VEsguculct  de  crier.  To  (plit  hU  mouth  by  nieUmint 

t^Ruillc  ;f.  A  ne  edit  y  alfo,  a  fmallfijh  caUed^a  Home- 

.    ^^4^  Sndcot^m,  Ganc^fiL  Piper^fijh  i  Look^  Ai- 
guille, ••        y.:.^-  *       • 


Hl^Ç^g 


grillé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Ofanecdle.jùlLofneedleiiWtùught 


't..<-'  •• 


^  ^ime  needle  -,  ffieked  mtb  nudks. 
r-sguiUeé  ;£  A  ntêdUfk  ofi  âlfi.africkf^r  flUeb  with 
•    A  needle,     . 

^g^^.fotruh  the  points,  y 

Wguinettesd'awçs. X«»ifc<  A^miitfetw». 
gsguilIcttcaccUcn..<ca«r/èfe4/fe<r»e/>#ià/.  . 

JiUlettcm^q^ Tibe  ebâmfag (Ramons  cod- 
^fj'?w«/i,4»  fcejfcifl  mt  £«  âbUio  vfe  bu  mnt 


'ffllllli 


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y 


.y    cmAmw^f(fh^  the  cbatmer,  while  be  ties  a 

]    1(not  on  the  patties  codpeece-pom.) 

i  V  Courir  T  d^ijlcttc.  T^^  be  madde  after  a  P.  to  run 
vp  ànddomie  after  ber  leacheriey  lll(e  a  fait  ùitch  i  to 

^ .  play  the  commm  whaore-y  (in  old  fïme  comnwn  jven- 
cbes  rvett  eniojmed  to  wearea  point  on  one  of  tick 
JbouUUtSytbffii^by  todijlinguifi)  tbehijrom  tbofe  tbc^t 
projèffedbùnejiie.)    '    '        ^    -  ^        \ 

Esguifiict  2  m* -^  »«ei/^-^er^ 

Esguillon  ''^1^*4  P/ifk^j^  goad^fting^  ajputre^  a  pro. 

uocation-y  any  thing  that  mcenfetbypirrethy  or  vrgeih 

forward  j  alfi^n  inward griefi^pmcbyOr  biting  hurt/ 
\  Esguillon^  Little fial^es  bea^d  mtbyrohy  and (luil{ 
.  into  the  ground ^pn  the  galling  ofhorfcmen. 

Dc  petit  elguiUon  poinâ  on  bien  gtandc  afncflc: 

Prov.  A  Iktif  goad  carfpricl^  a  gteatjhe  Affe.   \ 
^ .   CJ^i  coivre  c3guillon  recule ,  deux  fois  le  poin  rf  ; 

Prov.  5^4^ Reculer.  .,,. 

Td  afne  tçl  cfguillon  :  Pr^y,  Looi^e  Afne.  ^ 
Eiguillonnc  :  m»  ée  (.Pticliedyftuvg  ;  pi?icbedi  vexed-y 

tjrged^incenfedyprouolfedfirwaxd.    . 
ElguiJIoiuaenieut  :  m.  Apricl^ingyftingingi  pincbing-y 

^Y&i^giincenJmg^fbrTPard.f:  . 
Esguillonner .  To  prickfy  fling  ;  pinch  ;  ve^f  j  '^rgeyegge  ; 

firceyprouolieyincite^niligatey}orward. 

EsgulUonneui:  ;  m.  Apricl^etyflinger  j  vrgety  incen- 
sir^prouQl(ery  infiigater. 

Esguillonneufe  :  f.  She  thatmoHelhyincenfethy  vrgcthy 

prhketh  fbrxpard.  '"      ï 

.Esguisc  :  m.  éc  tî.^hettedJharpenedyTvberèon  a  good 
edgeisfet.  . 

Esguifcr.  To  whetyjharpenyfet  an  edge  on. 
hss^uifcur  im.  A  fi^arpener^  whetter  of  blades. 
Eshaiiche  :  m.ec  :  f.  ^'i>ofe  hipy  or  hancb  u  out  cfioynt. 
lc.sh^ch&.T9pHtabancbybrhipûutofioynt.      y 

Eshàncheure  ;  f.^  A  putting  of  the  bip^  or  banch  out  of 

ioynt.a  ^  * 

Esherbé:  m.éc:  î.w^eeded. 
Eshabement  :  m.  ^  rveedingiçt ridding  ofweedsy  a 

pluchingvp  ofgrajfe^or  rpeeds, 
Eshcrber.  To  weedy  rid  of  weeds  -ypluclie  vp  ibegrajfe  y 
-    orweeds.      !.#       . 
Eshonté  :  m.  ée  :  î.ShamelefreytrBpHdent^  brafenfacedy 

wer-boldy  whom  nothing  can  put  out  of  countenance. 
,  -Os  eshooté.  The  fotebead  bone^fo  called  by  feme. 
Eshontcmcnt  :  m.  Shamlefpiejfe  y  impudencie^  t/»- 

jhamfit^neff;eygracelefrieff^^ 
Eshont&sçnt.  Sbamekfly^impudimly. 
^'B^iaonVStfX^Jf^JhameUjfe^mpH^^  to  baue, 

.a  brafenfàce  ;  to  blujh  at  nothing  j  to  be  pall  grace. 
Esjette  :m^tii.EÏehedj^ejttdyOfsquWtedvp\cafiouty 

launched  fir  tk' 
s'Esjcttcr*  Ta  terty  otfquirtvp-y  to  eieily  caft  out  y  or 

Uimih  fkthjtt  felfi^ 
Es\&ini:m.éc:f.Kfptfii^hftarued. 

là^&mtï^Tokeepéfaftingytoflarue. 
%'ES\o\x\x.Tàtnoycey  malfe merrier  be^lady  bljtbe^  to^ 

càndypleafaMtyfrolkke,AUofgf^^-  Y^    rr 

lè^o\m»ac^iU(ry^irthyi.^€^ 
s'Es]oui(Î2n%Gladfomeyf^^^^^^^ 
s^Esjourner.  r#.  linger  ytarrk  Irmg,  take  bu  leaf  m  e^  vfe 

ditayesiUêlfeSc]wmcr.  '      /•»    /-^     /. 

Eflai{ue:iii.  cc  :  f- Prtm<divd,or  cleanfed  of:i^nfrofi- 

table  (hnteSybougheSyOr  branches.    -         »,  r ^s-^-^ 

Bfia^er.  T^crop,  andx^  4ynprnfitah(tyimMy  ^ 
^v^andfwie brambes fiampltts^     ^^^  - ^  4 vv^  i > 
Eflagiioir:«u  TbHnflftmiMÈxwhawUhfuçk.krânçbes 


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fitébU  branchts.    '  "  e  "?    »  "  V^    -^  ' 

Euaïndc.  Jn  engine  wberewUb  pléét  '  fmts,  are 


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I)e£iillir  ay  jogrile  Ton  C 
•  é^ft  M  ihé'dêy  cfbis  êff 

Eflavé:  w.  itrî.C}hifitned^htdui»iji^1ftôJhèé^ 
WfiJhie/itawiiiWfifhed  ait^aj.  .  _  .,     ^ 

Eflavcr.  T«  jwi^en  ^  ècdeaw  ^Wfi&  outT\  mffh  #.' 
Eflay  :  ni.AÇ4ij(<re^  wcwrfim  bûrftbac^e y(^n  cld 

Eflc^Aiic.    ;  r  '    -    '     - 

EsTcôion  :  f.  >f>i  elcflicnycbcke^  cfwjh:^  •  ^/yj  ^  4;,  g. 
/^fl/wîj  thefiaty&rcncuitcfan  Eilcu^  i  T<>>wffj  #r 
7)iùifm(wbefeoftbifibtdMeTsm  eaibGtTftYahùf) 
mthtn  which  à  dtf  taint  number  efhûcusdce  exercife 
their itififdidien.  *•      ^         ^'    ,  s 

Efleus  :  m.  CmefaU\Afftffns  ofSubïïdks^&c  j  ^  A/j- 
fffiratiSy wbCyWhenaffjf  Aide , Subfidie,  et  Impojitu 
en  is  to  bee  iemed^  rate^  et  ê  ctftûtne  fummey  eume 
Farijk/ind  VillagL  cftbe  EleRien^  Diuijwn  Hfhne- 
m  thiy  refidei  mid  accofdini^fend  their  ttartants 
vnto  thé  particular  Officers ,  cr  chtefèinhtbiîGnu 
thereof  y  fir  the  prefent  gathering  of  what  they  baue  rA^ 
fed  :  Tbejûlfêtalfenéticeof  the  ndfing^  and  mam- 
tenance  cf  publicise  banl^esy  and  caufejes  j  ar^d  of  col- 
leBiens  rfjnoney  fir  the  waliingy  or  firtificatm  ef 
Tawnesi  andféu  ludges)  ofaBaaianiCvphetber  ciyiU, 
or  crirn'maU)  that  concerne ,  or  come  of  y  anfoftbfft 
-  matters.  At  firfty  when  the  Aides  'twere  not  lemti 
but  intime  of  warre  y  nor  then  without  confentoftht 
peaple ,  they  cbofitwo  Afefors  in  euevie  T&mtejhif, 

f      and  from  that  chcyce  gaue  them  this  name  yTPbub 
they  held  no  longer  then  during  the  leuie  :  ^ut  efm 
that  they  grew  ordinariey  and  to  b(  impofed  at  iht 
pleafure  i^tbe  Prince,  the  Eflcus  cbanpng  their  Md^ 
fiefsjbecame  his  officer s/ir  officers  dmt'mg  their  Una  > 
yet  rèceisÊttheypH  their  tpages  of  the  people/^  feme- 
times  large  EQ>ices  to  booti  Since  then  tbey  hiut 
^increafed  both  m  number  y  and  authèritie  y  fo  muchy 
that  they  are  now  become  verie  burdtnfme  vnto  the 
^        whole  countrey.] 
EHznsim.  À ftr etching outy  or ieii'ting  vpy  or  thrufthig  l^QiMi  nu  cue  :  f.  Elefled,  chofen,  culled, picked 
firwatdy  of  the  bodie  pre  fared  vnto  a  violent  altion^  '^    •«.  >     .  v 

TAcv^hlc:  Cum.  Fit  to  be  eleuatedyTajfidyadkdncedi 

.   rearedybredjbroughtvp^  :       •       - - 
Eflevatitfn:  f.  AneieuMtioni  OTéu'Eiïcfcmcnti  àïf9^ 


E([aiKZnt.J^UnthUmf^inf^.Jh0t'mt^1m$iihrtfilf- 
iht,  tbritfiing, pnfiing  fprward ;firetetmi out.  ^  ;', .; 

s'Eflan^am.  J'mot^j  Uapinij  ruml>^ifetmi,  w 

flyinf,vponr  '        •  ■ 

Eslancc  :  m.  éc:  l(inolettly,er  with  m  éut-firetehed 
bodk)  leâped^ndedy  skipped^  Uunehtdy  pat,  pujbed, 
thfnnwjirfwwArd-ytbrnvneyÇa^JbitrUdyflimiydar- 

téd,jlMtout,orfj[^ialfOfpetebedvpy»r  m/}  «//«, 
gaunt  jtankty  Uni^b'mnt or  legne  boated  j  flvag-Uke, 
nght  like  aGangreU.  .     .     . 

Eflancemcnt  :  m.  A  vhOem  leaping ,  Uatnch'mg,  skip- 
pmg^putti?tgiPuJhmptbrufiin%onyVpfOntyorfit^Mrd-, 
bmmgy  tbreivnngy  dârtatgyj^UnloMt,  or  fern  y  a 

:  Tcttbin^yOrfiretcbingoMtoJthe  bodk  m  éinjioftbefe 
iédons'y  al/OyOt  Elstncemenc}  al/ô/ifiitei},  êrpirkl^ng 
intbebod'te^câttfedkytnlmpo^nme^tlurefiej&c. 
Eflancement  de  refprit.  ^n  vnqtàetnejje^  «  dif- 
quietingyOT  Jiirrifig  vp  ofpâjftêm-y  an  out-itrtmgiftbe 
^hntyafkdden  motion  of  themindy  or  transportation 

oftbanghts»  -■  '"■  ''  '';■■■  -  -^  -^  ■  •-•  •••  :  -^  -  •'  .-' 

Eflancer.  (Vhlenffyyorwitb  an  out-fitetcbt  bodie)  io 
thr,Ml^ypMt^fli,vp,finvardyOnyOrvpon'yalfo  (ândin 
tbe  fame  manner)  to  hurle  y  tbrow^aftyfiing,dart^ot 
outyOffrom  -,  alfiytofttetch  ont /u  tbe  bodie,  in  tny  of  ( 
thefe  a£iil>ns  yalfo^lE-hncex. 
Eslanccr  vn cerf.  Torawfe  a  Stag. 
Eflancer  vn  cheval.  Suddenfy  to  thrufi  a  borfefhr» 
ward  yWitb  the  fiurrey&c.  V       "^ 

s'EçIancer.  violentfyyorfitddenfy  to  leape,  skip,  iert, 

,    gird Jauiicb  forward.      <■  .... 

s'Eflanccr  fur  vn  etuiemy.  To  ma^  fitionjfy  tOm 

.  rkrds  bim,  fetfiereefy  vponbim',  Uapè^êtfiie,  at  bit 

Bslan^oure.  <w  Eflangore.    :  :     -'  ;     - 
Eflanfi^ai  :  iD.ie  :  £  Languified/n  langiùfhment,9rfkl- 
len  into  langmPim  ent 


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wiotionft  leaping,  burling,  dartingy&Cy  hence  alfby  4- 

njliuelieyViolentyOr  fitdden  motion  ybe'tt  leaf  ^l(tpjiert  y 

tbïujlyorfiretch^atfè^hemld,  anddifirderidfref. 

fing  fbrward  «fa  doing  borfe.  .  ■' .  '■  ' 

Eslaréi  ;  tD.ie  :  f.  7>Uâtedy  widened,  intargéi,  greate- 

neoyinaeafed  \  4^»,  freed,  enlarged ,  ttkafid  ,fet 

at  libertielalfoygiuen  Urgelyy  dealtfrgnl^^befimed 
bimntiptty.\    ^: -w;?^ ..•-•■:■;.:.■■  .'^r.=^i 

Eflargir.T*  dilate^LirgeyWidenyp^ittM,increafe  iaU 
fo,tofree,fet  at  large,  giue  liber t'te,  or  fcope  vnto-, 

sK^yia  ffue  largely  ybefimfranklyydeaU  bountifully. 
yEaargcr  en  la  met.  To  getfea-roome  ,9r  goe 
Aèomemardtêfea'yUiget,  put,  or  make  outmt»  the 

Eflaisiflatlt  Dilaftng,  inJargmg,  wideninÊ,  mrea- 
Mi  ' al/ijreeingiftttingat  large,  m atMertie -,  at- 
(by  gimg^  deamg,  befUmng  i^rgefy^  ftàti^Jmth 

BsmgmcaMti  m.  Ànhelar^  dMiMg^wUeiùng*, 
alTo  ,a freeing; a giiàngoffiope  vnf,  wrfetting  at 
Bhertiti  al/è,  a  ùnge,w  UbetaU  gimng,  deâBfig,  bi- 

jEflai^fTetnent  de  la  pnuidle;  ;^  ifilj^)^^inr 

ÎHthe^',  vhen  tbe  fftpu  SUmktétm  hemg  çreâ' 

'^Her-tbenc  it  mu,  wjMd  he,etnfimdrèU  abieâb^ 

fitdmalfjtftbemfhmfirrebigffrtbeHthefèi,' 


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A  rebeKon,c(^^tmotion,iir  vprifing  of  people. 

Eflcvé  «I.  éc  ;  f.  Eleuated,  raifed,  Ufted^en  vpM- 

uaruedyextoUedypnmoted'y  alfo,iifen,f»oUenyf^^^ 

vp,flroutedom',  b§H  ypriffft-y  afo^,  loftie,beiitie, 
■  fiout'^lfojbeapedfOrpUedon'yalfojrearedybredybreMgbt 

Bskvcnktt£m:Aefimgyra\/kg^beafih^ 
iianeing,extollingy  frotnoting;  alf6^  meantin^PPi» ,  ' 
f^eUingyptfffim  vp,firiutin^OHi;flfo/r*f^lr*^' 
éhtgyffr  brbitingvp,  '  '       ;  ^ .    ^^ 

Bdcira,Toeleuate,lifi,  raifi^hédOW»^'^^'  ** 
high-,  extoB, pfomnte ; aifc,  to beafe,  ujy f j*> •Tj" 
me  itmg  vpon  another,  offh,  ta  rt»e,  breed,  or  nrtai 

itogyow  loftiei  hoMtkibtrihmiiided,  fronde  pr^r 
tuêm.   .  :^-'^^% 

Esicvcur  :  nA^i^éyt^m.mmi^»^^ 
4idManier',apilertfiàreârir,tretder,bnHg^^  l 

me^tw-ikutùni^jbf^^         ««rf*«»^ 

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fiytn  imbijpiment,«r  bnncb  y  a  thing  ri/inf/moUtn,  or 

puftdvpf  '     •  ^ 

Esligi'jic  :  com.  EligibU-y  wortbie,  fit^  orJUe,  ft  bee-  * 

U'^ted-.i/teleéliM..  *'i 

Es\'m^é-^'.éi:i Slender,  lanl^e.      /    ^  >  • 

Esiirc.  rocbo»fe,cleâyCitU/ul(_out.- 
Es\itc-f-^<^boice,eleâion,picl^ingout,  /  ,"  • 

Gen» d'cflitc  ;  mots  d'eflitc  Chtice  people,  quaint 

termes  ymea^orwtrdiyOf the  better  fort. 
Esloche r m. cc  :  f.  Sbil^en ,  waggedyit^ut'^looJIiclin 

theioynt.  ' 

Eslochancnt  :  m.  A  ShaJ(ini  or  bojfening^spfa  ioitit, 
Hslochcr.  To  Jhal^e,  wag^  iogj  wauer  j  to  Uofie'm  the 

lOJfttt.        . 

£>Ioi<'néiOu  Esloingtif  :  m.^c:  tKemooued^lht/et  ^ 
..  pitt,  binijhed ,  or  etriuen^jhrre atp'ay.:"^ 

Faire  la  parc  au  plus  csloigné*  Toyeald  butafmall 

piftyallotapooreflisre,vnto.  -^ 

EsioigiicrTicnt,  oucsloingncmcnt.  A  remoouing^or 

conucying  avf.v/ytbani^ingfi'om^pHttini^orfettmg 

fkrtfof.  ■ 
Eslo);^ner  j  ou  csIoiûgncr.T#  remoottejbanifitfdriue, 

fet,  piUy  Jfkrre  awtPf  \  to  ketpe  aloofi^  to  fend  a  great 

fiviyfrom,    ■■ .  .  ^   ■  , 

S^esloigner  àc  ToUaue^bandtn^firflilfei  todepart^  • 

or  get  him  fine  fivm.  ^         „ 

Eslourdcincnt  :  m.À  dullin^or  dutnejfe\  akajloniph 

iji^jitmt^g\adi^^eSyan'ama':(ementé 
Esburdir.  To  duU^blmt,  nia\e  befme,(ottifb^tmpifb  y 

alTjjfoaftonjpjjdi^jama'^, 

Scsi  ourdir.  To  -ofax  di*U,p(mfottilb,prokebeauie 

headed  ;  alfi^  to  be  ama^^dlaftomedfdii^d,       r 
Esludsr,  Todeceiue^  moc^^fcoffeM'^  todaUie  mtbyto 

moid,  or fl)' ft  off  wUb  words,    '        .  ' 

Elinail  :  m.AtnmeÙ^  enammeU  \(Umadeofgl4Jleia»d 

mettais  y  or  Çhaulx  mccalique  j  fir  vrincb  Lool(e 

Hfinailde  Venife.  A  ifind  of  blact(e  enamfheB  made 

■    «»  Venice.    ■ 

ECnaillé:  m.  ce  :  f.  EnammeUed» 

^p\3i\\çi.To enammeU.         '   % 

Efmaillcur  :  m,An  enammeUer, 

Efmaillure  :  £  An  enammelling^ 

Etrnané:«  Emane. 

E(jna!îcr.Sfr4«  Emaner;  •    ^    ' 

E£nannelé:  m.  ée  :  f.  Cridbedi  crôefid,  «r  bmf  m 
^Pteces.  / 

Ejiîiannelcr.  To  einlh,  croojè,  or  Burft  btfeeeet^  v 
tfiiiay  v  Efmoy.  Tbotqfa^atèjcarie.  :  '  * 
s'Hinayer.r«  befid^enpne,  v^**^»  cévèMytotalfe 

thouebt,         ■■;■^      .;-.  ;..-ï' .s:, i.^^/' ■■''■■;-.■;■, ^■■;*r..5.*,// 

£Ci)e  :  tsuÂiii^^êrttueU  taJfiitidlH^  pwfe/iyinterp- 

S^determmtiêM, 

titnenuHc:  m.  ée:  t  JMedefkattj 

mbttlepmes.       •      .v*^ 

^^miiftr.  Tê  kreake,  $r  UâU  into  pnaU  peeces  ;  to 

^^^'Tté9m^orkmBât',to  mlft ém efer to firUfe^ 
^p-e  i  alfi  to  fmfoft/kHmm^teHd, 
cJnetaudç:f,A«jwr«»«.  -m   liù- 

™craulditt  :ai.fac  :  £  IJ^ém  mergldjkelmjpt^  to 

f*^^*r(ifd»mé^mikiftf^aR!Sm.  ^. 
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Efmcrilloniiaht.  mtcbing  narrorvh  :  okfirmng  with 
aquitkeye..^  .-    .      . 

.  hlnjcrillonnej  m.  ce  :  f.  Liuelie .  quiche.  thmht&Ih 
or4j  Emcrilionnc.  '      .>'         j,r 

Efiiïcrillpnner.Lotfife*  Eroerillonher.  T 

Elmervcillable  :  com.  CMameious,admirablejmîr/icih 
lotUyWonderfiiUymuchtobervonderedat. 

Eimctye'û  e^^aruellediWondered. 

Efîncrvcillemcnt  :  m.  A  marvelling^  wondering -^ ad- 
mirationjidmiring'yaga'^ngat,   ,. 

Ef  mcrveiller.  To  mal^e  to  wonder  y  admire  y  or  matueU 
at -y  to  breed aûonifhmentyOr  admiration  ini, 
S'elrncrvellîer.  To  wonder Maruellyadmire  -y  alfoy  to 

_Joo{ey  orga':^eatwithaftonipunent. 

Eimeiy:  m.AnEmrod,  or  Emerillfione -,  vfedbylu- 
eliersy  Lapidaries  yGlafirs.&c,  •  • 

Ewneftrhé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Snufed.  t      * . 

Efinefchcr.  To/hj/fe  a  lights 

Efmeu  :  m.  eue:  iMouedyOf  (lirredvp  ;  excitedy  înci- 
ted,  incouragedyprouoliedyfit  on-ypricliedyput,  vrgedy 
or  eggedyforward-y  alfOyWagged  or  (haken  vp  &  down. 

tuncut  :  m.  The  mute,  or  dropping  of  a  bird,      , 

EfmeuCc  :  f.  A  tumult yftirreyvproreycommotion,  tn/ùr- 
reaioHy  or  rifmgof people  -y a  broyle^  riotyfeditiony  bur- 
fy-burljy  oldcoyle-yalfi,  apriuatemotioKy  orfuddain 
tnjltn^lvntoathing. 

Jtifincute  de  chiens.^  kenneU  of  hounds  thafbemùcb 

ofafk^yandcolor  ;  See  Meute. 
Emicuti.  Mutedydropped'y  purgée 
E/meut  Jr.Tfl  mute,  ar  drop^  birds  doe^hence,  alfoy  d 


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E(miable  :  corn.  Crummabte^  cfvmblablej 
BÛnié m. ce \i.Crummed, crumb fêdi  mouldredy  bro- 

kenintofmaUpeeeèSy 
Eftiicr.  To  crumycrumbîeybrea\e  into fmaU peeces.    • 

S'cGmcr.Tofaliiniofinallpeecei-y  to  moulder  away. 

Elînicttémcnt:  m.  ^crumming,  crûmblin^biteaimg 

into fmaU  peeces, 
Efînieure  :f.  A crummmg, erumhRng\ moutdtnng.'* 
Efmiliage  :m,  A  meafure  in  fome  parts  ofhmgundie, 

conteyntngaboitbalpitbùjbeli, 
Efîninal  :  txuAnotber  meafire-,  being  the  balfi  of  the  6i- 
■    à*ot,;      '^    ■■  \     ■,., , 
Efininotte  :  f*  A  meafitreof  about  ^  Burgonian  bufhels. 
EfînoSUé  :  m.  ée  >£  without  marrcwy  bereauedofpitby 

depriùéd  of  marrow, 
EfmoêlIcr.TV  depiue  ofmarranwy  to  picf[  marrow  outoj 

bonesypitb  out  of  trees  5  to  bereaueofjlrengtb. 

Eifhoignonné  :  miée'JJtumed^utoffattbeJlump'y 

^made^afiump»f'''':^':\i:>"'i\'''--^^ 

EiTnoignonner.  Tofiumfytocuiofat  tbejmpi  m 

malfaftun^of:'^'  ,     ,    - 

Efinonâoires.  I«f  i^r  Emonâoire. 
ElltnondereaL  Ofmandroyatty  malejèame. 
Efînondé  *•  m,  éc  •.  f.  O'^fid,  purged ,  cUeredy  md: 

cteàte. pielfed'y  pruned 'yweeded(by  bond.) 
Eimonoement  :  ta.U  cleanfng,purgingycleering  j  or 

malpttt  eUane  j  u  pictpig }  pruning  ;  weeding  (  by 

band:)  ^  ••''^"-  •""''^.^fr. ... /:;:,:  ■  ■"■■  ' 

Efinonder.T»  eUai^ypmjglè^Uere^lce  cleane'^o  pick 
(asCgme-y)  toprune(éu  trees-y)  alfOytoweedf^Jfondj 
or  putt  vp  weeds  (with  the  bands)  ■  . .  -.  ;;,  ]  f^-gr 


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E^noiuteur:  m.A  cUMfir  y  purgèrycléerer  y  nuBttr 
ihéou  \  apkkèr  (ef  ComeJ;  apruner  (of  trees)  a  weg. 
derby  hand. 


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tofmall  pieces,  :.'■''' 

Esmorcoller.To/jffffww/e;  M  beatÎHpeeces,w  breal^ 

tnioftn.iUmoicrUs.     -  .         ' 

Elinotcic :  nvee:  f.  H'hofe  ctodiare  brolitm a^o,coth 

fnmed^nr  eaten, 

Eimotclcr.  M  Efinotier  ;  Alfo/o  eat^êf  coafume. 

Elniotioii  :  f.  An  emotiû)i,commotionyfuddenyOr  turbit- 
ientftirrine.'yanagitatinofthefpint,  vhUHt  motm 
of  I  he  thought  s  ^vehement  mclinatm  of  the  mind, 

Eiinotter.  To  breake  the  clodi  of  a  plowed  land. 

Elinoucé  :  in.ce  :  f. 'Z>/'^'^,^/«»''''-  .     ^ 

Elînouccr.  'I'o  dutljiluntyor  takeaway  the  edge  of 

Elmouchail':  ro.<rj  Eimouchoir. 

Ednouché:  mJc.f.R-d  of  flies.  - 

Ermoiichc-Iourdaiit.  A  cheater ^guller,eonicatcheri 
feifnrg  c!>mpamon\a  era/lie  flattering  {naue-j  a  de- 
cciuer  of flmplcyorjbttiflj  people.  ., 

Efinouch'^r. 'Q> id  ofoydriuearvayy  flies.  ' 

Esmouchetc.  Flie-blorvae  j  alfoypinl^d^orfet  with  lit* 

tie  tufa.      //  •  ■: 

EiInouchcttc:f.  Tfc<  Youttd  tuft,  or  beadofbearbes, 
wherein  p}e4y  feed  is  contained.,  •  .   . 

Des  Esimiuchcttcs.  A  paire  of fnu fers. 

Ednoumoit '.  m.A  flie^  flap-y  or  fin  to  driué  away  flies. 

Eltiioi^llc.  <?^  EfmocUc.  ^^ 

Eimoiilnge  :  m.  A  grinding,  wbettîngyjharpèning  of. 

El'^irtouldrc.  To  grmdeywhct^^jk'^jhatpe,,     ,       ,.» 

Ednpulcixdicr-.m. A flieere- grinder.  -, 

Fiinouleur  :  tt\.A  grinder  ywhetter  y  fljarpna  of  blades. 

"Hlnioulu  :  mue  :  f.  tvhcttedyfharpenedjgroundy  that 
hath  an  edge  fet  on  it.  ■.<,       " 

'A  fcr  cfmoulu.  riolentfyyvehementlyy  througUy^  in 
.Jiiil  earnefl ,  to  tbeproofij  without  boordiny  with  all 
cxtf entitle.     . ,.  .  ."  .•.•■} 

Gcnrilhomnnc  frais  elTliouIu.  v/  gentlemn  newly 

■   forged-^  a  gentleman cf  the  firfl  head.      •    '       . 

Eénoulurc  :  £  A  grindingyWbettingJharpemàg,agtM$ng 
of  an  e'djije  vnto.  -  ,  ^„}^    ., 

Fimoiifle  ^  fti.ccvf.  Ridyor  bared  of mofle,.    ',   j, 

Efinouffcr.rorw/  ofmoffeyio  plucke  the  t^Jfej^oiif. 

Efinouvcincnt  :  m.  A  mouing,or  (lirring  ip  \  ifnèxci- 
tmgyincitiagyVrgingyproHokmg  vnto  j  alfo,  ajtàflmg^  Or 
gitation  'y  exercife  j  waggiftgyor  jhalfing  vp,  (Étiovme. 

Esmouveur  :  va. A  moueryorfiir.rer  x/pj  an  exfitiryinci- 
teryinceurageryprouolfer,  fetter  on-i  apictierfpHtttryeg'. 

EsmouvoirvTo;w/i£,or/îirrf  tf;  to  agitai  %  excite^ 
incite  y  incourage^prouol(^e^fci  on  j  topricfle^^  vrge^ 
Of  egge  y  forward'^  alfo^te  v^ag^crjbal^  vp  knd  damne. 

Efinoy  :  m.Ctfrij^f ,  C4re,  thought  Jonêw^eaMmJfe^en' 


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s'Eunoyer  6c.Earnefllytoas\ej>renqmèJ^'  l\\w. 
Elhiundé:  m.  ce  :  £  Rù/w  cleered  «/*,  çk^nfei  tr 
purged fl'omydeadykroi^énfWUhered  boit^hes^&Ct 

Esmundancnt.  <«  tftaondcment  V /^^«itoi^r 
'^fmundar.  to  cUaafe  ;  to  prune  j  Sei\e  Eûnohi 

EfmuliiTcmcnt.  «  ^fpxxxv^Amtini. ,.  iS^^riii.  -~ 
Elrtiync.  U  kmd  ofmtafiae  j  4jr.Ennnc.  .  „    , ,  ^  *" 
Efnase  :  ir.éc  :  f.  ^ofelèfti  mâdeaâfèle^^  ^fitiofe 

•  is  cut  f^^P'ili^^^'^^y*  -',5>->  Ti  •"** f'4  K^î *><{!»  ^' 
le  roc  iuis  efliafe  contre  J  baue  dajbt^aSm  btfrfl, 
wy  nofe  afiinft.  "  «  v.i.^a  ,•  ;  vv^ 

Esnafer.  T»  /»*»♦*  «^^f«  i  /•  €ut,or,tmll  cf.tSfMff. 
Hhervé  v  m.  ce  :  f.  weakened^  enfiebf^^  i^f^ff^ 
i:}^»d^pnuUofflnems.:.J\^^^^  sxA^^S^,^ 
Ç/herver.T»  -mealani^tnjhbUjÊUiieflnewUjfeyiepftue 

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ûffincT^esy  bereaue  ofjîtengtk. 
Efor.Oyfcaùx  dors,  mld  yi  nmade^  dut  Wmandhrtl^t' 
aftywhen  they  are  a^mng^  to  tal^t  a  toy^orto^iuhul 
countrey.  ^^    ""  / 

Eipacc  :  f.  Afpaceypi  diftanceva  rrJpitCypau/i^mttrmC'^ 
dium.  *  / 

Efp:xdç:f./il/hadJhort]ipord. 
l^sp^don  :  m. /I Jh9rttïPO'ha?ided/rpord. 

EspT^flncuh  in.  A  Spam U. 

hsp20\ol  ;  m.  A  Spaniard  ;  affo^^a  SpanicU. 

Lc  feu  des  Elpagnols.  A  hotfcûrchi':gSume. 

Vn  Efpagnol  fans  Icfuitc  eft  vnc  pcrdrislanso 

range  :  Prov.  A  Spaniard  mtbout  a  Je  Jut  te  ^s  ('rvcc 

rnayp^)(hccfe 'without  muftard.  ^ 

Eip  agnol  :  m .  oie  :  f.  Spanish^  of  Spa  in e. 

hfpee  E^ajLjnolc.  A  RapieiyOr  Tuchf;  ' 
Efpagnolade  :  (.A  Spanijh  trickejfioxv.boh.  # 

Espa^nole/A  1'  Efpagnolc^/ze  r  the  Spanhh  mma, 

fmbm^humo^.  *  * 

.  Payer  à  1'  Efpagnolc.  To  giue  l^ocl^es  ia  Jlc'ad  of 

coine  ;  or  to  rifii,  fkcb  as  he  should  requite-^  (  a  phuft 

deuifedbyfomeDutchman.)  : 

E^agnoJé:ni.ée:f.  Spanïoli^edy  made  SpamhyOt 
.    SpaniardJil^e. 

Corps  bien  Efpagriolé.  A  Iodic  madsflenda, 
Efpagnolc  ttc  :  f.  -^  hand-fupportet  of  wire  in  mr\cy 

di^^eouerwithfiH(e. 
Efpagnclif  cr.  To  play  the  Spaniard  j  tojpealiey  or  da 

like  a  Spaniard. 
Efpapnottcr.  To  wooe^to  court  j  as  Muguetter. 
Espaillier.  Li^^^ij^e  Efp  ailier, 
Tspais.  Tfc/fitfjSfe^^Efpez,  ^ 

EspaifTiflaiit.  T^i^il:^ifi»g. 

Espîiix  :  m.  Thicknefcy  clofcmffcydenfnieygroffmjfc. 
Espale  :  m.ccif^ScatteredyCaJiyOr  Jpred abroad^mth 

asbêueU. 
E{^2ÏcT.To  fcatlcryCaflyor  fpreadyûbroad  rvîîb  a  shouell. 
Espalier  :  m.  He  thatrovi^es  mthtbefirji  oare  m  i^l- 

'J}e\alfo^E[p;i\]icï.  |^ 

Eipaller  .^^  Efpaler. 
Espiatflier  :  m.  An  hedge-rcw  of  fundrie  fiuittnafet 

clofe  together ythcirboughis interlaced  one  wiihina- 

notheTj  and  held  inmtb  flal(es  ^  raileSyOr  p^hys^' 

fo^  a  buttrejlcyshore-pojiyor  shouldering  peecc{}rf9lr' 

chiteêlure.) 
Elpalinc:  m.  cc:  f.  Caullied  ^  or  pitched  om^  as  a 

ship.    ,  .     '•' ,  ,       "   ■      ■  V  ■- 

E^'^dXDtim^  the  crampe.       '    * 
Espamé:  nn',é.c:f.  InjèebledyVfiakenedymadelcmy 

as  mtbfijiing  j  alfo^roubled  with  a  ctampe  y  or  ^^' 

vulfiohyfiiUen  into  a  Jwoond.  ;  ^ 

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E^aiiché:«i.éc:f.  SquatlTtij^Vf^^^' 

:  fed  out  in  haftyor  di/ôrdeti  --'   '•  •     Wv  ^i  •>  ^.,. 

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Espaiidrc  Toped,  fpiUypmvre  out  ;  toïpread,  caft,  by 

liatierah^oad'm  great  abundance. 

sc(mndrQ'To  (prcad^rim  abroad jOUgrflorp^dUaie^in" 
'  çreàfe^extcnditfelfè.  •, 

•  ^spandu  ;  m.  uc  :  f*  S'/jc^,  [pilled^  pomed  out  ifpred, 

CJ  ^^orfc altered  abroad  j  dilated^  ^^^?J^y  extended. 
E^pani  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Blowcn  ;  //^re'rf  abroad  yjiretched,  dïf- 

Espanir.  7^^  bhvp^or.Jpread^ as  a  blooming  Rofcy  y  any 
other  florvcryin  the  height  ofitfiourifinng  j  alfo^to  dif- 
pfay/^retch^orjpreadont.  ^  , 

Espaimc.^rj'Efpavite. 

Espanoui  :  ni.  ie  :  f.  Blatvcny  difplayed^jpred  out.  ' 

Espanouin  *w  Efpanir.  . 

EsnanouifleiTienr  :  w.A  blowïng^or  blooming  of§xm* 
'crsj^ifp^eadingyordijplaying.  .' 

HspapiliOte:  m.  ec:  f.  Eejpdngled:^  be  flatted,  bejp$t- 

led.         •  •.  ' 

Espapiîîoter.  To  hejpanglc  ;  befpot^befpatie, 
Esparcct  :  m.  /4  i^i/^^  of  thieve  grajje^  or  pulfe  in  Dau- 
-    phinc'jrZ/i'  /?//;  rvbcreofis  very  good  for  catteU^  and  the 

feed  for  pnlleyn  j  tis  nerplyfovpcneuery  fiurthyeare. 
Esp^KCtcasParictmcPeUitorie  of  thervali. 
Es:)arccticre  :  f.AplotyOrclofe  thatsfowedrvith^Ççzx^ 

cet.  ■  •  ;  '^  ,    .. 

Espardcment  :  m.Afcattering^fprintilingydifperfing^ 

dijfif.^tion. 
Espardrc.  Tofcatter^difperfe^  fpread abroad,  to  difji-^ 

pdu/ijjolueybreali  into  many  pceces,  to  caji  heere  and 
■    there,  •     •  .      •      -  :  ^  .■    • 

Eiparcr.  Tofing^  oryerl^e  out  with  the  beeUs^MS  a  horfe 

iî  a  hi^)  manage. 

Lc  cici  commence  s'dparcr.   The  sl^  begins  to 

breâlie-^ertufcatter,  or  throw  afundei  the  cloudey 

thatouercûjlit. 
Espargcs.  Sparagus.  ^ 

Espargnant-  Hard,  necie ,  rparîe,thrifiie,fcantîeyfa- 

uin^^fruiaU,i}aring,riiggardlie,fomeriifhatm 
Espargnc  :  f.  Thrift^frugalitie,  fauing, faring,  wari- 

nt{seyneereneJfe,pafcimonie,gôedhusbandrie    âlfh,a 

ftrau,(!omp€ndiom,df  fcdntie  cottrfe  of  proceedings  al- 

foAeTreafurie  or  Exchequer  ofaPrincei  aljo aground 

refhuedjby  f  articular  men,onelyfir  paff^re^         .  . 

Taillé  d*  e^arane.  cut  witbAatin^  worlfe  ;  the  in- 

cutting  being  fiBedrnth  enameU,anatàewof(fetouty 
^appcaringamoniit^ingaldy&c^^  ^     \    ^* 

épargné  :  m.  ée:  £  Spar^ftued^  husbanded^,  refer- 

^^à,fbrgiuen,firbQrMfiio^contriuedyCut,ormade  • 

•f  bcare  with  ;  alfi^to  cimtrme ^0l(!h»^  ^«'j  »*'  of^?: 
î>ans  cftrarpncrne  Roy  ny  Roc  witboà  mercies 
*"  ^(fjftn  ofpirfim  J  vntb  tu  littlefiuour,  tomuast» 
^'>^i  \mdiffenhtlf^  aikt  fku^ 
Bom  mottn"«fcaiWlc«  nd  irihroy.  5*«  Mot. 
M  que  chidwîcMtonë  Wt  4ef»aia:  Vxo.Tbat 

V  2!^t  *  mf^sii^i  puu  bit  biin  cmfmesi  tr  that 

rf^icb  one  fp^r  es  Mother  fiends. 

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so^ohfed^ifordered,  dffheueUed.as  an^omans  baire-, 
alfOyfpredyWide  opened  Jet  firre  afundcr. 

Esparpillcmcnt  :  m.  .Afcatteringy  difpcrfing^difpark' 
Itngof  many  things  a funder  ',  a  difordcring,  dtjheue- 
lingy  orvnKmard  toujmgof  thinp'.atfo,  ajprcading^ 
rpide  opening  Jetting  firre  afunder.  /        -  ' 

Espàrpiller.  Tofcatter,difperfe,difparlilearunder,  alfo, 
10 fit  mae  open^orfhr  afunder^  alfn,  to  d^Jheueliydif 
.  order ^toufe, 06 arvomanshaire. 
f     Esparpillcr  fon  heiinc.Tpfprcadhis  hutter. 

Esparrc.  The  barre  ofyron  thats  nailed  on  a  doorç^  and 

turnesattWendonthehindge. 
'  Espars.  Scattered,  d^fperfed^dijftpatcd^difmembred, 
re?it,or  brol(^eninto  many  parcels^  cafihcrc  and  thcu. 

Esparfcmcnt.  Scatteringly^difordcrcdly, zntcrtûinly, 

here  and  thereyUU  abroad ^fjot  one  neerc  to  aiiothçr. 

Espartant.  Scattering^dijpcrjwg^diiiiding ,  fir  f una c - 
ring. 

EspartiUe  :  m.  ec  ;  f.  Vifparkled-,  or  difpctfedy  in f fed 
byfmallpaYceUs  idiuided  by  partitions. 

Espartir.  Tofcatterydifpcrfe,part,diu}de,fct  afunder. 

Esparvain  :  m.  A  fpaihn  in  the  leg  of  a  horfe  ^  or  beaft. 

Esparvier  :  m.  A  Sparharvlie,  or  SparrorV'hars;\e  ;  and 
(more  generally)  aJhort'Wingdbawke:,  alfo,  a^/eat 
Stveepe^net  fir  fiP)ing.^^ 
Esparvier  dc  Monta^.  ^  lowfe. 
Hcrbe  d'  eiparvier.<ii  Cichorec  iaulnc.     ^" 
Mieux  vauJtmcfticrqu'  efpatvier.  .Better  h  a  good 
occupation  then  hav0l(tng  j  or  ,  better  it  k  to  fellow  a 
trade  then  a  Harpl^e.  \     v__- 

On  ne  peut  faire  d*  hiboîi  efpàrvîcf:  Prov.  He 
thats  a  clorvni  by  nature,  cannot  be  gentili'^ed  by  nur- 
ture-,  the  lit^e  is', 

On  ne  peut  d'  vn  Pigeon  faire  vn  vif  c/parvicr: 
^    Prov.      V 

^Spzftif.Afivord:  ^LangUed. 
Peisefpalc,  lool^e  Spafe. 

Ei^até :  m.ée :f. Broad- footed, fiat-fvoted '^rveU  vnder- 
layed'^  rpeUfpred^or  of  a  goodbreadih,  at  the  bottom  i 
7Pellgroundedyffxed,fetled,at  the  foot. 

Espatement  :  m.Tbe(broad) foot, or  fi^otm^^the  ground'^ 
yporl(e,orfnundafion,of. 

s'Espatcr.  To  be  broad- footed ,  orwclvnderlatd -,  to 
fpread,  baue  fome  ccmpaffe,  bear e  a  good  breadth,  at 
the  bot  tome  j  and  (thereby)  to  be  well  grounded,  fixed, 
fetkd.  -^"^^  -       •'■■■[  r 

Espatte.  as  Efpatc. 

Espattcment.  ^  Efpatement. 

Espatule  :  i.A(Cbirurmns ,  or  Apothecaries)  Bttlejlice. 

Espavc.  *Âl  waifè,orftray  ;  a  chatte U^or  beafivnorçned-, 
anyÈing  whofe  origins U^  or  owner,  is  not  l^owne^, 
(bence)AlfOyàjlr anger  borne  in  a  farrecountrey.   ' 
Espavc  &  cffrcintc  des  diiens.  A  foule  déduit  of  \ 
dogs, hatting  vtterhlofi  botbji^ht,  andfent,ofthe  game 

-  wbicbthey  bunted. '■  ^       '    •'  "  '^-  ' 

Espavc  :  com.  Matflerlepi  without  author ^  or  owner-, 
a^àyfivreini ,  fitrre-botne  j  ofvnknenhte  birth,orbe^ 

ginning.  _ 

Motscspavcs.  Stfdnge^ew^'fbrged^ynâccujlomed, 

9WVw  vis.         'J       *      '     .''  '    '.s    *        V 

BspTfcnt:m.À$pauenînabàrfi. 
Esèavitéi  €  The  riibt  a  Seueraigne  Lord  bath  to  the 
tattdsy  or  goods  of  grangers ,  dyingyntbm  bu  dommu. 
.    onsyor  tkitbeini  afirangtr  ;  a»  Efpave.   -    ••  j^^i  ^^ 
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rpay  y- and  hence ,  Riche,  ou  vertueux,  par  dcfliis  1' 
efpaulc  5  (fii^^ip^O  ^  '^^^^^  bagger  y  er^  m  arrant 
l^naue.  .  - 

Baifld  les  efpaulcs.  To  jeeld  ;  or  vndtrgoe. 
Faiie  cCp^xAtLTohelpe^ajfifiyfecopuLybackJi^ppoH 
Hauflçr  f  efpaulc  To  lift  vf  tbejhouiders  i  (agef- 
turc  got  ten  from  tb'ltaUanSyandmucbvftdwhenwee 
refufe  to  doe  a  thingivbicb  we  are  afraid,  or  loath,  to 
meddle  with  ^  and  imports  as  much,  ms  ifweefhould 
fayyyoujhal/pardonmejir^&c^         '  - 

Porter  à  deux  cfpaulcs.  (In  a  faliionl  tojhifi  often 
from  Jidc  toftde-y  to  adhere  fometimes  vnto  throne, 
fof/tctimes  to  tlf  other,  orjio  be  neither  confiant, nor  ve- 
rif  bchoucfiiUyto  either •  * 

Forcer  fur  les  eipaulcs.  Tocarrie  a  burthen  on  his 
JJjou!deys'yalfi,to  g;/ow  wcarie  ofjn  find  bimftlfè  oner' 
charged  with.  "".,  •  ; 

Poqfler  le  temps  à  T  efpaule.  To  delay  ^  or  driuc  of  y 

'[  thetimCytojpendyOrpaJfeawayhU  dayes  idly,  but fo 

.  fo\oryeucnas  hemay.  :  "   .'  '    ^^ 

Prcftcr  efpaule  à.  To  hetpe  to  beare,  to  lend'aheU 
-p'mgbandvnto. 

le  mc  recommande  à  leurs  efpaules.   ^oi  to  their 
fl:ouldcrs  -,  or,  tbeif fhouldcf  s  are  lil^e  to  pay  for  it  j  or, 
tbcirfljoaldcysarc/ure  of  a  whipping. 
Scnth  Ton  efpaulc  de  moutooi  Tofmell  verie  rank, 
verie.ftro?2g,verierammifh.  l  ;.  _^ 

Tenir  efpaule  a.  as  Faire  efpaule. 
Tirei  V  efpaule.  Tofbrinl(e  in  tbejhoulders, 
that  lilies  notwhat  be  fteSyOr  hear  es.  ■ 

Les  belles  robbes  pleurent  fur  des  chaules  indig- 
nes :  Prov.  Good  clothes  weepe  on  vnwortbiejhout- 
ders.  -  m       * 

Efpîiulé  :  m.ée:  f.  n'hcfefhouldcr  u  burft^êùt  oficynt. 
Vne bcfle efpaulée.  Crac{t(lufc,  brol^en  ware*,  a 
tvcnch  that  bath  had  a  clap.  •    ^-  r    .   * 

Efpaulee  :  f.  par  efpaulecs.  Bf  fits,  by  fhoues ,  'by 
,  diucrs  (hoitlderings ',  now  and  then  y  with  many  pash 
fesbetweene.     <,,.  -i 

Espalilement  ;  xsl  Aburfrmy^r  vnujiynûng  of  the 
'  fhoulder.  ^: 

Espzulcr.To  btirjl  a  fhoulder  *,  to  put  a pooulderout  of 
.  taynt  ;  alfo,  tojhoi^dcry  tofupport  with,  orbaare  on, 

■^thtfbouUers.       tW.a  s^  ;  »     .  ,^::  i  i-  >  .\  y  r 

Eipàuletee.  as  Efpaulee  s  vbence^     ^  "^    ^ 
Repretidre,  ou  refaire  vne  muraille'  par  efi>aule- 
tees.  TorepaireawaUbyparceUsywnbouttal(mga^ 
nyofitdofppne.  .^,      ,./.    '  ..;  tyt-y^-.vtf  v  ••' r 

gj>aulettc;f.  A  UttU fiioulder  ^  atjH,  Ée^mHgâf4 

]  gmne,  doublet  ;  c&v:  j  «^,  0^M!^!^J^rfi^^'P<>h  ^^ 
:  Jboulderingpeece.^^  _,^,,,^y'::,,':i\^.^,  r^:^^,^^-,,^ 
:  Alaçonncrie  a  eipaulettes.  P'neuèn  wm\e  in  walls, 
v^  &c,bMiUypbypts,flttdfteces,fiindlytbofiiMiêrs^^ 
^  ms^lefthigberi»onep4ritbeninamther',or,fhouUe^^ 
M,beanng,  or  (landing  out  irtontfl^o  nfsiro  than  in 

jhonldir.  .  .       ,   ^.j, 

iy  Veine  oj^zmçi^e^Snyant.      >  v^rn^o  ;  >^^  v? 
H^aidiere  :  f.  Afhomerpeece  ;  the  peeceofa^cnmt, 

or  appareil  thai  feruis  fir  ibe  flmUetiy  slf^^  a  ks^ 
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Espautrer.Ti?  paut,peltythra(h,b€at,crmhybruijf. 
Espc.  {at  èloisj  as  Yim^^n(in  otbir  places.) 
Es^QZuhrç.  Spelt />rfpelt-cornc. 
Espèce  :  f.  A  i^nd,orfort  of.    ^  - 
Especial  parefpeci^L  ifpeciaUy,pàYticulaylj^pç^^, 
liarly.   ^  *   -  •       ^    ^  :        " 

Espe(ftativc.  eftreàT  efpeélative.  Toflatidivaiùnfi 
lool(ing,àttendtnlyexpeéfing  fir.       .  ^' 

Efpcc  :  C  ^  Sword  yRapier  y  Tudic  ^^  a  Glaiue ,  [m^^ 
laffe,  Fautheon,Hanger]  Blade:,  alfo^a  certaine  romid 
^affcythdt  lies  betweene  the  vppcr  boords  of  a  Zm, 
prcffeyandthe  mother, or  fubfiance  ofthcgrapcsi(fcnj(, 
times)alfo^  valour  ;  and,  a  valiant  mavy  (c'cfl  vn'des 
meilleures  elpées  de  la  Franat.) 

.    Espée  d"^  armes,  as  Efpce  de  Chevalier  j  or,  îSkc  • 
,d^  arides. 

Efpée blanche.  I()^i^^ Blanc.       .^'  *  ^ 

Espée  des  bleds.  Corne  fedge,^ cerne  flagSy  corne ^U. 
den, 

Efpce  de.Chevalier.  A  (harpe,  and  broad fword^ofd 
reafonable  length,and  plaineMlted,  hajiing  but  onll) 
one  croffe-barre.  /  *      t 

Efpec  Èfpagnole.  A  Rapier, or  Tuerie. 
^$pécHuniiq\xc.  A l(ind of  Scimiter. 
Espée  de  mer-  The  Sword-frfh. 
Espée  mirericorde.I(?(?it^Milcricordc.  * 
Espcc  des  moiflbns.  Corne  fcdgc, corne  gladcn. 
"Espécrahaïuc.  A  fbile.  .  , 

Espée  Romaine.  Certaine  hpined,  andrmnd 
hair  es  on  a  borfè  j  refembHng,anà  byjbme  caUcdjujU- 
ther.  ;    . 

/  .  Pted  de  Yt(pit*Bigh  iurifdi^îion  ;  authoritie  to  fu. 
nish^r  purfue,  offendors  with  thcfivord.> 
Sergent  de  r  espée.  I(?^ij[f  Sergent. 

,T  Hardi  comme  vne  efpée.  As  bold^  or  hardie  r^s  ii 

'  r-  fîpord(which  is  oft  more  bold  then  welcome^) 
louer  de  Tefpée  a  deux  Iambcs.Ti?  sher^  afhircfàe 
(fbeeles\to,runneaway. 
S'en  iouër  del'  espée  à  deux  mains,  T(^ûf<?^»^^^^^^ 
UJlwithall'y  See  louer.  .     vr     . 

Espclé.:  m.  éc  :  f.  Spealed,fpeUedy^Ued,  flayed. 

Espclcment:  m.  Afpelling,orfpealingofwrdsiaioy 

'    JI^^ÂofleUers^oroffillablesti^rtheri  . 

Efpeler.'  Tofpell ,  tojpeale  •  toia^^ne  Utters  ^  or  fm 

bUs  together,  to  ma^e  of  litters  fflkUeSyoffilif^. 

words,  4lfo,tofié^,  pill,or  ptU  the  s^tme ,  or  nndp^ 
EspcUer.^Efpekri  {£yjf^?tf/^  in^be  lafifirtipca^ 
,^ion.)  '^.w  •  '''\\x\  ^^.,^,  ,/iw<^  'A.}pli  J  r'  :  'V^'"'"  ■' 
Es|>eluchc:£Piwir.^î  4  ;\ï^;ô^v^r     '      -  " 
Espendre.lMfE{pandre.        '•  .      '>  . 

EspcnaiHc  :  m*  éfe  :  ÙTofntjr^gjedM  to  tottery  ]<  ^ 
Espcoir.  5^*f  Bftoirv-.^  .^,^v  A^'^TS^f^.,. 
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Espcrlucat  :  m.  A  locl{i^ùr  bujb  ùfcurltihain.  (v.in.) 
al^Oyé  maty  Jprucij  fUafant^Andliuilie  companion  ^  a 
fèatyêrdeftyôkth. 

Espcron  :  m.  Afpurre  j  âlfoy  a  t(wd  of  fortification  càU 
led^SpurrtyalfiytbeJiemmeynofej  or bealfe^boad of 

agallte.  '        s  N^ 

I      La  lourncc  des  elperons.  Loolie  lourncc. 
Os  de  r  efperon.  the  lefe  bone  oftke  legs 
''Ac(pci^onsip3LrciU.iVitbbothjfurresat  once^  and 
in  t  be  fame  part^of  eacbftdt  of  a  botfé. 
Arrondir  les  cfoerons.Li?i?i([^  An ondir. 
Chauflcr  lesefperons  LTo  courfi^orpurfue  amaine^ 
to  gme  hard  chace  vnto  \  to  make  one  run>ie ,  or  feud 
away  as  fire  ivere  at  his  taUe^  al[h^  to  baflen^  or  mal^e 
fbrtpardjin.  i 

Dur  à  r  cspe^bn.  DuU^flugg/Jhj  heauie-mett ailed  *y 
'  t^dtwUnotbemoued^  or  put  forward  by  any  injiu 

gAtion*  . 

'A  morceau  reftif  efperon  de  vin  :  Prov.  (Ac  up  of 

facile  agrees  with  a  cold  fiomacl^e  \)  a  refiiue  morftU 

needs  a  jpurre  of  wine.  ^ 

Tout  cheval  a  befoing  d' efperon  :  Prov.  Allmn 

baueneedoffomecorreSlion. 

Lc  vilain  ne  Cçait  qu'  eiperons  valent  :  Prov.  F«tf 

link  l^nowes  the  clowne  vfhat  fburret  can  doci  bafi 

people  l{now  not^or  cannot  vfe,  braue  helpes. 

Espcronnade  ;  f.  Ajpurring  j  a  iett ,  orpkl^e,  with  a 

jpurre,-  >     • 

Esperonnc  :  m.  ce:  f.  Spurred;  alfojbe^utted^mt^ 
ipmeitnbisbeeles.  ••■  • 

Fol  eft  qui  eft  efi>eronné)9c  âdieval  ^it^haj  ;  Pto* 
iM^ffHay.  *  •  ■ 

Efpcronnemcnt  im.AJj>urringi  a  prklpngfimard  ^ 

«aincitin^yOrvfgingomvard,  n-A/j^^- 
ï^^ÇTGimçxSojpitrre'yfrulfefirwardi  màu^  wgty 
onmid,  ■  '    .k  ■■ 

s'Efpefonner.  T«  fut  en  bis  ome  fjntei  j  êlfo^  /« 

Eiperonnicr  :  m,À  Spurner  j  âlli^  B'a-malier,  :.    u 
E^onnier  :  m.  etc  :  iBelènffng  f  M^ntrre',  w  u  th^ 

■'  itjfebtne  ff$belef^   ..v.:.,.     :i^~ .-  •  !  ,;    ;  .     -'   ' 

,UnÇdi^pcrottnïa,j4  double  m^ctiicne  if tbefue 

^^htfiby  wejlretch  êut  tbefrfipart  tfmrfeet,  ,^,:' 

^dbiire.  C^.^x.^    :'    _>■'■'--.:,      ^..,..:,)-y\ 

fclpervier.  £M^f  EfparYier.  .v-,.qV:^\  ^  .  •„  > ,;  .^ 
fcspcflemcnt.  Tbktf^Jpilfilf^têijithet.  X  } 
^SBcflcur  :trj>ii^ltfupjenfitu^ff»ffiuffe,cbfheffe^ 

tM:  m.  1Ç  r^  7W  W}  cêt^^^têfiih^fdto- 
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edge  to  edge.  ^ 

Efpiant  SpyingypryingyWatcYwg,  marking, obferuing 
panrowly'ydoggmg,wayJapni,lyingfir. 

tlpice  :  f.  Spue  ;  alfoytke  Spice-appk^wberiof  excellent 
tydcrismadi.) 

Efpices.  Spices^or  Spice^  dlfoy  thé  fies  that  be  ta^en 
by  the  (French)  Judges ,  and  their  aj/iftants-^fir 
Bootes  per uftd y  ConfuUations  b^^  and  jenttnce  gpr 
uen^n  a  canfc  j  (fiom  the aunc'tcut  manner  of  graie^ 

-fiilLfuitors  ;  who,  haumg  pnuaiUdy  were  woont  to 
prefenttbejudgesyor  the  Reporters,  of  their  caufey'^ 
with  ComfitSy  or  other  Joni^ets  ;  which  gratuiliethey 
aflerwards  turned  mto  money ,  and  by  degrees  haue 

juffered  it  to  become  a  dutie,  and  (as  h  u  at  this  day) 
the  onely  ^  or  befi,  huencw  belonging  to  Judiciall 
places.)  >  .    .    .  ;.       '     ' 

L'  on  perd  T  appareil  d*  vnc  poulc ,  |  faute  d'  a- 
chctcr  pour  vn  liard  d'  efpiccs  :  Prov .  Some  to 

Jpare  apcHnie  loofetbevfe  of  that  »bicb  co[i  them 
pound.  '  '  [  / 

Espicé:  m.ccrf.  Spiced \fecfoned,OYfweeteued with 

■  s]nce^  '        •        '-^      *'   /■.  .  •    lb'  ■■•  '-^[.    .  ^ 

Telle  caufe  efï  c^icce.  The  fies  due  to  the  Judgesy 
&c  yVponfuch  a,  caufe  bee  taxed ,  rateiy  or  fet 

downe,    .      i  ^ 

E^icenaire  [com.Û f both  fixes /nale  and  fi/Kale.:^ 
Espiccr.  To  bef^ce\  Lo(eafon,or [weeten  wnhfpicei  ^Z- 
.  so,  to  taxejcate,orfct  downe  the  Judges  fees ^  or  JEfpî- 
ccs, macaufi.  /       .  '• 

Eft>ïcericr  f.  ^  5pi^yi>  ;>//&,  S^/Vff. 

Espttisfacsfontles  fines  CSpiceries:J^rov.  The 
fineft  SpicesMre  m  Uitlebags.     -  ,:- 

Espiceur  :  m.  A  taker, or  taxer,  ôffieSé 

Espiciet  :  m.  A  Crocer,àfe,llerofSpices,a'prug'fellr/. 

Espie  :  f.  A  fpiijfcowt,  tjpiatl\  ftiuieTmarlfery  objer- , 
uer.dogj^er  ofpeopleyeaue-dropperyprrysng  companion. 
E^ics.  AmbuflKS,W(^*layingSimaUciou^  ob/èruing^ 
tr  cacher  om  df^gingyof people. 

Kpic  :  m.  ce  r  (.Re/emblmg  ai$  me  of  corner  al(oyeared{ 
growne  t6  an  eart  ;  (^ ,  ic  bled  efk  e^ié  fj^îfoyfpied, 
watcbed^waylayeâ,  narrcwtf  ôb/trued^ 
Laj-dcfpic.Sjceifc^ Lard.    >       vs^        .  '.J\,  : 

Efpîccé^m.cc^îF.  Veecemeâled\  cûtjbrol(fn^oftorne 
^tnpeeces.       .,  .  -^      .    >  .   v      ^ 

Bip\ecsréXfdiuide,^eecettît!gle  \çutjkeake,ùrte4rçm 

Ç4)iemçrtt  :  m.  A/pying,fcci»tmg,  prytngy^wauVm^ 
marl(ing^Harfem  ob/ettdng^,  a  fyiii^  in  ambiffb,  pr  i/i 

E^er.  ToCpie^  watcbjnarlfijjprie  nifo  s  obfcrne  nanerw^ 
ly  ;  ta  dog,  tkfir,  way-lay ',  al/o^o  eafe,  orjboot  out  m 

an eare^fij^i^deofcorneà^  > ^  "^   .7        %■-''. 
TipktTC  t  mJxitt^nHonedpdfiom,  cleerédof,  fiones. 
Eispierremcnc*  Apk^fngfionej  ^(Md^ati^ 

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Èipinaj:  femelle.  ^  /^^rrw  l(indtbiT(ofyWbicbbfars 
fjo  /ccdatâU. 
Eipinayc:  f.  ^4  tbornit^lot^bYambU-bufh,  place  fill  of 

briers. 
Elpincc  ;f.  Afncbingy  hippingy  or  pricking  i  a Ifâ,  as 

Pince. 

^Cpmccttcs.âcsc('i^  paire  û/^inctr^. 

Espiiic  :  f.  A  thorn  e, bramble  y  bner  i  a  prickly  ftingy  ^^ 
pricliie  ;  alfo^aqutUyOrfiucetfira  mfU^vej^eU,alfOy 
aXindofCalirepvfcim  warrefir  tbegallingofbor/es 

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îfoinc  Arabique.  WArabiantbo^mtyOf  thifilty  a 

Espinc  bbnchc.  Milice  thiftle  -ywhite  thiftUyêur  La- 
dies ihfflle  lal/njberphtte  tborneyOf  bémtbome.     . 
Blanche  cspinc.  The  Car  Une  tbifile. 
FAp'\nchcno\{ïc.TheBéurberrie-tr€ei       ' 
Espinc  de  houe.  Goats  tborne-y  wbofè  roots  jeeld 

C  uwmc  Dra^^a^ant.    ■.. 

Eiplne  du  dos.  The  baclf/e-bone.  "^ 

lE^b^mcnoïïc.Tbeblackethorne. 

Hspiaçvjinctte.  fwEfpincbcnoiftc.    V 
.    Qji  {ciTÎé^iflcs  chardons ,  recueille  dès  cfpincs  : 

Prov.Hr  that  fowes  thifllcs  gathers  thornes. 

Qu\  vcut!iller  les  pieds  nuds  ne  doit  femér  des 

cspines  :  Prov.  Htibat  will  barefoot,  goey  mufi  for» 
•  no  thornes.  ^       / 

Trop  achettc  le  miel  qui  fur  elpinçs  le  lèche: 

Prov.  Toodeere'stbefrpeet  tbats  bought  with  much 

ajjli6lidn.  \ 

Espiné  :  m.  ée  ;  f.  Tricked^  with  a  tborne.         • 

Du  filet  e/piné.  Thread  tbats  véitenedy  or  iMh 

•    ted.  ^    -.V     ••.'•    -rv  ■  ■ 

Efpince  :  f.  The  cbhuyor  baclfe^bone  of  âpor1(0.       ^ 

Espincile  :  £  i<  W^**^ 
IcSDinzr.Topricke/uatharne.        J     - 

5'Efpincr.  To  prUlte  ;  n^  to  intangle  bimfetfi^  as  a- 

mongbriersyandthormu  - 

Erpmçfcs.dcscs.Splemsmahaffeslegs. 

JcSpintttcif.ApaireofVhrgïnalls.       v'  r 

Eft)inctte  oreanifcc.  A  vtrginall  and  wind  In^ 
y  flrumentioptd^^  a  fet  of  Pipes  added  to  a 

;'    t^hginaU^:    h  •    -  '    .^^^  -•■':•■ 

EspinciiT  :  ifu  cufe  ;  t  Thornie,  brierkyfiU  of  bram- 
bles -,  a^Jpelonging  to  the  bacl^e-bone  ;  and  hence  ; 
Mufdtefoincux.  A  certaine  mtefikwhiibhetpes  to 
ffretchoutthertécHaé.  '  <^     .  v  ^^'^^/^-v,         . . 

Hwngardcrie.  The  Harguèbws^erie  ^  cr^a  troupe  of 
«ifl^wréfrftjKÎ^^-  v.m.  (lâol^  Efprihjalle)  tfRab. 

EspîiBgardicr.  An  Hàrj^seini^ier^fifaUfl^ 

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I  Efplnon  :  m,  A  little  tbnn(\  bence  afo^  the  tongue  or 
'      thongofa  buclfle.  J 

Eipinoyc  :m.A  thicket  ygrouey^r  ffomifiU  of tbernts. 

atkornieplot^  ^^'^  ^ 

Elpinoye  ;  f.  The  fame. 
Espinfc.^Pinfe.  .        \ 

Espion  :m.  A  fpieyfcorpt ,  efptall  ;  a  prink  obferuet 
of  y  or  prier  intOy  them  bebauiOM  \  à  mauciom  dog. 
gerywatchery  way- layer  of  others-,  alfOy  afmjt  Barl^e 
fent  out  tofea^firdifcouerie-yulfoytbe  Utile  Seajiorïmp 
or  Beard.  . 

Espionne  :  m.  ce  :  iSpied^iedinto  icbferuedymtch^ 
edyway-laied.  »  * 

E^ionncmcnt  'm.AJ^ingy  orprymgmtg  ;  anolfer^ 

uing^orwatchingof^ 
E&ionna.ToJpieyOr  prie  into  i  torvatch  primly ^ob^ 
f^  feruenarrorpfy'ytodoe^yftaull(eyrpay'hy. 
Ejpionncur  :  m.  as  tVpion  (In  the  firjt  fence.) 
Espis.  The  two  vtmoft ,  andfttteft.peecesofajide  of 
,    I'Of key  diuided (after  the  Parijjenfijhon )  intothric 

parts\tbelegs  being firjl cut  of fk gammons. 
Esplan  :  m.  ^  Swf //. 
Esplanade:  f.  A planingyleueUingyeuening  ofwajey^ 

by  grubbing  vp  oftrees^and  remoumg  all  other  incum- 

b/ancesoutofthemSl, 

E^lanadc  :  ift.  éc  :  f.  UueUedyplanedJtayedeuen)  iif- 
incumbied. 

Efplanader.  To  leuellyplanejlayeuen^y  remoue  mptdl 

menu  y  deliuerfrom  incumbrances. 
EfplalyJcrave>  A  plaine  wç.or  fir  and. 
EsplîlË  :  m.  ce  :f.  vMade  plaine  ;  leuelledy  layed  mn 

with  the  ground  \  alfo^explainedyOr  expounded. 
K^ancr.  To  mai^e  plame  ;  to  leueHyOr  lay  eueny  rrith 
\  the  ground 'y  alfOyto  explaineydeclare^  manififlytx- 

pound.  ■•■*"':''>     ,'.■■' :J '■'./■-■':'  '^  ",r 

Esplcure  :  m.cc  :  £  TuU  of  y  aU-to^bebiubbered  wi/i, 
V  scares  ;  whofe  eyes  arOyby  exiejjiue  weeping  y  drained 

ofmoijlme.  ;  ' 

Elplcurer.  To  waste  bitterly ^  and  beyond  meafurt  j  to 

weepe  the  eyes  drie^:^  ..l.v  :    #  ^ 

Eiplinguc.  ^Eljphgic  5  i</i^^^ 
EsjJlirguettc  r  f^  A  finaU  pinner  ^Viorm.Alfo,afri^ 

mingy^^^  ;  that  wherewith  tbejoncb-bole  ofapeece  - 

itvfiiallycleihifid.%^  \-^^^^^^ 

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oftajMgsofl 
rfplugcbarit.  4kindofi^iueY'fiwle. 
I]/)liiiBé  :  «1.  ée  :  f.  V lucide dy  vnplumtiy  mthout  fia-^ 

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Espîuycr.  To  (prinkUy  Jp  it  tie,  (pstteryOr  cafl  vpon. 
Fspoicîrinéj&c.  Uôtf^e  Efpoitrinc. 
lispoinçoniier.  as  Efpoindrc. 
Espoinct:  m.  éle:  f.  Pncl^edy {purred  ;  melted^  pro^ 
•     mli^d^f)iolently  moued ^vehemently  fiirred. 
Espoiné^é:  m.ée  :  (.l^fipomted^blunted -^  ypbofi  point  is 
diêUiàMol^en^orcmoff. 

Espoinéter.  To  vnpointy  or  blunt  j  to  duU^breal^eyOr  cut 

iff  the  point  of. 
Ei^omdvc^Toprickyfp^rreipromlieyVr^^ 

vchemently.moueextreameiy.^  -  -^^-.     . 

EspoinrcîTieiît :  m.Anvnpointing^a blunting^ à brea-   ^Espovcntc :  m.  cc :  f.  Frighted,  fiayedy monflroufly  a^ 


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Espovcntablc:  com.  ^i tadfuUy  frightfully  filni^U ,   . 
horrible ygaftfùU,  hsn  idt  j  monftrous,  tfrrebic,  Jlj.  ^. 
ft  ore  y  êf  ama\e  any  mtin. 

Espovcntablcincnt.  DreadfùUyyfrigh(fiiliy,fearifkl/y . 
terrihly ,  borr^kly ,  ghaJifuUy ,  mib  great  amu^^e^ 
ment. 

Espo  vcntail  :  m.  A  Bug-bear eyor  Scar-  craw  j  a  man  of 
clouts  to  ^dre  birds  with.        f 

Espovcntairc.  T/7^/2rw^.     -  • 

Bs^owcntxnt.  Frightingyflightingy  st^aringy  terrifying^ 

'  amao^jng  fpith  dreadyfiHingmth  horror. 
E$povcntc:f.  DreadyfrifJ)tygreatfiare\  tenor yho <- 
forygbafiline£e'y  àftmijhmenty  confier  nation,  amaze- 
ment. 

lis  ont  prins t^spôventC.  They  are  mightily  skared-y 
they  baue  ta^en  a  terrible  aliarum  j  they  ar^  a/raid  of 
'..  euerie  feather  that  wagSyVrJhadûlv  that  appear  es  y  or, 
they  feud  arvay  a^  faft^and  as^arefiiUy/is  if  fire  were 
at  their  tayles. 


kin^^the  poult  of . 

EspointGmcntcJcqucftions.  A  pacifying  of  quar- 
rels ^a  quieting  0 falter  cat  lons'yalfoya  refolution  ofqutf 
.turns,  -       '  ;. . 

Espoincet.^Espoinâcr.  .      . 

Espoir  :  m.  HopeytrufiyConfidenceyaffiaHce.  ^ 

Espo  is  dun  ccrf.  The  (op  of  a  r  ed  Deer  es  head  i  of'afal 
lorVytbe  Spellers.  ..   /^    •  , 

E^poisi.asEfpcz*ythicl(e,  .  .** 

Esp  ^illir.  To  thit  l^cny  Seel^e  Efpcflir^-^ 

Esppitrine  :  m.éc  :  f.  Open  breamed  y  vpbofe  bofbme  lyes 
o'cntovieyp.  ■  ^•^•■"^-  \l     • 

Espoitrbiliieincnt  r  m.A  difcouetmg  of  the  bofome,  a 
'li^mi  open  breafied,  -       -^y  ^ .  -  /   •     ^  ' 

Espoiice  d  heritage  :  f.  AquHtingy  ahandiimmgyforga-' 
inr  piking  oner  an  efiati  m  land.  *  :  -.  v-  y  .1       ..\ji  ...\  j  • 

EspoiKc  :  m.  éc  :  £  ^ity  left ydbandonfidy  for gtnuy  gi- 

'  uenouer.  .••,,  ■•  -:•;..•■;.'•••    ;- :./'^:-;y(,.;vJ}:  :.  •  *'.'  ^  ^ 

Esponccr.  To  quity  U<mejibando^fwjidfe^^^ 

Esponcion.^y  Efponcc, 

Espongfs  d  afpcrgc.  The  tUttértà^tÊ^  ^fi^^en 

tsipmgQ  ic^udwict.  A  certainehiofee^hat  flûtes 
(^nriùersyantiscaiUd^Spungeoftberûier^y'^^^^^'^^^^^^^^  ' 
E^hges  (ànélts.Tbofe  which  hauethifimefty/imi 


frayedysl(afedyterrified'y  appalled  by  dreadyamai^dby 
terroTyfiUedrpith  horror,         : 

Espovcntcmcntrni.  as Efpovente; ory a fi^btingy 
fiafingysHarme-^terrifying. 

E4>ovcntcr.  Tofr'tghltyfi^^^  excee- 

drngly-y  ama^fy  appaUyoJioniih  by  fèare  ;  fiU  with  hor- 
ror or  teryor^orwitb  horrible  or  terrible  appreben- 

^fions^      ; 

Espouillcr.  T(i/(w/f^i///icf/i^/6//ic^  ^ 

Espouillcrcflc:  £  A  woman  that  pict^etby  or  l(iUethy 

ike.  ■  -■  '   -U  •  *      ■      : 

Ei^ufailles:  LAnEfpoufallSyOrBridally  a  wedding^or 

mariage. 
Esùoufc'.f.ASpowfe-yaiVifi.    * 

Éspoufe  du  foloL  Tbe  ^arygould^y  fo  called  by 

■fomc.         '  -  ;    - 

Espoufe:  m.  ée:  î.EîpoufedyWeddedymarried. 
Espouf(fa:f.  yi  Spoufcyon  Efpouftd.  ) 

Espoufer.  To  efpoufcy  wedy  marrie  \  alfoy  to  defèndy  im- 
'-  \pracey  vndertak/t^  inter t aine  is  his  awne,  tal^e  wholly 

t^o;! /9im;'ivib»cf  ;EspQu(er  là  queccUe  d*  aucun* 
"XSpOufcr  la  grue.  See  Gniê'#i  v  t.]  :  •: 

Espou&r  stïctauc.TQ  be  broken vpoHàwbeele. 
Espouflfe.  as  Pouflc  -,  a  difeafe  in  a  hot  fi. 
Espoiiffcté.:  in.  ce  :  f .  Brufbedi^dufiedi  wiped 

Bspouflfeten  r#  bfufh  ;  duflywipe  tbe  dtifi  # 


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Porter  l'cspoiigc  i  oUjpaiTcr  l'espongc^  fur.  T»  de- 
Bspongctte  :  £  ^ /i«&  s/)«»g^      ■if^'^M-^'ii 

rvhuh  rieauét  to  tbe  btiétkvf^imUl^lfrm'Kofi.  ., 


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S'Ésprcndrcro  taifejeifei  Câtch  bM^tlftif  pre,  tê 
l(mdU»     ■•        -, .  .    ■  ,w ., 

Esprcu.  Tout  a  éspreu.  Exfrejjefyy  tffitpurffifet  fir 
tbtnonct, 

E^revains.  A  SpUnt^$r  Spavin  m  a  baffes  bi>, 

Esprcvicr  :  nuA  Spafbauliei  éd/è^  l^êffimtmn^ 
«    ledHâHltjt.  '       >   ..V  , 

Ésprcuvc  :  £  A  froéfèy  tryall,  experimm,  efay,  at- 
tempt.        V  „  , 

Mettre  en  ctorcuvc  To  put  vmo  tryatt,  9r  (0  the 
touch  i  to  âJuenturi,ba^rd/e€  wbât  will  bapptn^trj 
yohâtmaybedone.  .      * 

Espringaîlc  itAn  autuient  Engin  ofwarre^  wbereout 
sMus^peeces  of  yroUy  and  great  arrcmes  werejhot  ^t 
the  mils  of  a  beteaguered  Tm^ne^  and  the  defindors 
tbr'eofy  (now  outofvfi.)       ^ 

Espringaflcr.  Toleape^f^mgy  bouni^f^urty  (an  old 

IWOYA.) 
Esprineirde.  411  £(pringallê. 
Espris  :  m.ifc  r  f.  Taken,  furpriTed.fejfidialfi.m^^ 

med^lçndledyWboUjpojJejfidwkb.      > 
Esprit  :  m.  The  Sphit^Soule  j  HeaH  ;  briétbjHatrjmmd^ 
.  thought  \  opinion  \  mt/onceit  ;  a^Oy  Ufiycourage^  met- 
taUyfhmaekeyViuacuieyUs^Unen^yOrf^ 
mof^^^OyOffehimyfkncleydi^ep 
a  ghoftyOr  ^irit.  ,    * 

Voicy  vn'eftoffe  qui  n'a  que  Te^rit.  (^Minify)  tbis 
ftuffe  is  but  fieightyor  hatb  nofuhstame  in  k.  ;  '  1 

Les  Alemans  ont  T  esprit  dux  doigts:  Pror  •  7%f 
Germans  wit  reps  in  their  fingers  \  y'rt.tbey  are  bet- 
ter Art  fans  tbenlfrtifisybettir  atbafufy<rafis  tbenat 
bead-craft. 
Espronnade.  as  Efpat>nnacle. 


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Espurer.  To  runne^éU^a  broken  fore  i  àlfo^  to  rtm^or  drep^ 
^7  i^(fo>to  firatne.mingyorfqueeje  hquor  mi  c/- 4/. 
foyto  cleanfeypurifit^laitfie.      »  .  / 

Espurgc:  iGarden  Spurge^wbereoftbere  ore  two  IpnJs, 
agrtateryandaUJje.    . 

Espurgé:  m.  ce:  f.  Purged  out  icleaufed^  cleeied^tid 
ofial/iypruined. 

Espurger.  Topurge,cleere,cleafife/idof'y  alfoytopiuine^ 
orpHl(eojftbenoyfomel(nclSyOytkds  of  trees.   \ 

E^y.  as  £(pi  i  alfo^as  Elptc  Koipaine. 

Elûuadrc:  f.  A  fquadton  (cj  footmen^)  I^i(c  Efca- 
are.   •■    ■ 

Efquadron  :  nu  A  Squadron  ;  a  troope  offouldiors  rcn- 
ged  into  a  fquare  bodie^  or  bataillon.  (  7hi&  word  U 
moft  comwsoni)  meant  onely  of  />9r/?if7f;i,  (Bataillon  rf 
footmen)  andfometimes  both  cf  borfe^ndjoot.) 

Efquaillc  :  f.  tf J  Efcaillc  ;  tf /ctf /f /r jfibyi/f .  ,  •    - 

^(<\}12:ûict.TopiUytb^^ 

Efqualié  :  m.  ce  :  /•  LcMellidyplained^fmootbed^mâde 


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Efqualier.  To  ùueR,fUmtifmo9thjhâ1(t  tuât» 
EfquaUc.  «  EfcaiUe.  ^ 

ETqualkr.  ês  Eilquailkr.    ' 
E£quarcdle:  tAtauhemtpoutb, 
E(qu2xq\iï\\é»Pi*tJpred,vnde  ofm  •Jet^f  utrti^^ 
êJimder-yfiroMed, 

ETquarquiUctnent  :'iri.  jiJpreaJifiijtr  fining  mata- 

*^    sunder '^  a  Rradling.      * 

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mented  j  attempied^baç^rded^Jff^^^ 

EspToiïvcT.Toproue^y  mtmpt^étfl  found Jnlfe 
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wo$tHdSyéaui%Hc^MrefeàteixtL    s».>«ri  .'v^      .  ^ 
E^uccr.  To  flea  ;  to  ridiffUat  ;  to  l(ttt fient*  ■  •.    i  I» 
E^ucc;  ni.éc: tFèâed^ridofftoUéVf  v  i 'fî  ;i3  ' 

Espucejcer. «-EfmiMr. ■  '  ■'     ■>;.-.-^*>.^>m---*^!?!^^?'^ 

E^uifé.'Oi.  ée:  ÙDra^ed'y  tAâufieifn^ki^tnaèmf 

dry  fat  m  jnUofwJter^)  ttl/è,  tbrtwne  ont  (et  water 

out  of  a  weU^  t^w^hered'y  vnfiàdJtonfumdyfifM 

\fid^imevAÎ(^ht^kirek^feta^.^  à  ••j.j  «i' wkI^'T 

JBspuilëment:  m.  A  dri9m»g\eiàéi^iy  tM^tymg, 

'  Ortwmg  oirt^éNmmidrf»  ;iif  oq?*»  -;  j  b  n  an>tM  *- 

Espvnici.  To  A«]wc$  ejcbuffit  emfskté'gmtlrjf  (M  « 

[     wei  rfwateri^r^^iiétmâMt^émtn  m>fS 

eur  :  éJarf  rf^*FWf  V  eBmifkK,>tmfiier  ^mm 

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;lquatq\liller  les  jambes.  Tojhadle ,f  ride,  fit  tht 
Ufsmt'eopen,  A  -:.,':■.-•  s., ;••.  ■   ■ 

EiquarquiUet  les  yeux. T^/fi^rr  i  to  loolieiigonit, 
E(quarrc  :  f,  Al^uareytrfquarcneffi, 
E4;|liaiTc:  m.  ée  :  f.  Squtre^fqiu^ed, 

Eiquarrir  •  To  fquare  ;  ma{e  fqmre  j  /bnr,  «r  0 

£fquarriflcur«  A/quarer  ofjîonesyor  timber,  . 
ElquarriCMrci.C  Squatent^eyifrjafqiiarmi* 
EfquarruretE  The  fame. 
Efquarcelé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Quartered',  difinembted. 
I  Ëfbuartekment  :  m.  a  quarte fi»ii  adifmmbrini; 
'"'■  .LOTt*Efi|«niteUeinent*l^-T5'?^ii^ 


Efquarteler.  To  quartet  ;  dlfmemler  $  èuitr  bew,  into 

(  mgarierfyretuorteare^peeeeiituu't  "^ 
Eiquartdeure:  f,as  Eiquartellcmeht. 
EiqairtieHetBCQt:  ta,Aquarteriitgfdifimmhki0'' 
IjfjLor  bewiniiitfeeees }  alfOy  the  cap  ereêpaiffri- 
^mmoienoÊtrif^mtyifmPikffie.  or qiiarttrs,>  '  . 
Elquarter,  «  Efcaner  j  tofcauert&a  a^o,  to  i^îf 

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Efquichcr.  T$  imboffe^  to  mAl{t  a  riuU^r  jleightyW  the 
prjl/'\i^htofa  Modeli^ofPUtfirmi.  ,  >.-/ 

Elquierrc  :  f*  A  '^U^t  Squirt \  m  laftrument  vfid  hy 
^ifons,  CarpeniefSyfofnarSj  &c  ;  dl/Oy  an  Injimment 

. wbcrev^ith  Surueyors  mea/ùre land.  v*^- 

Va  trdic  d'cfquicrrc.  /i  p^rptndicular  lint^or  mea- 
fi{rc\tc:iTmedjob)workfmen.  ,  / 

'A  \'cic[\x\(iitQAiéfilhdirefll)yeHînlyj^^^  Une 

a}jdUueUjtoaha$re.  .    i 

Aux  eiquierrcs  des  Cloches,  8c  EgliCcs.  luft  auera- 
gâïn^  the  Steepler  ^  and  Churches  \  or  y  as  jhrre  as  the 
Steeplcs^and  Churches.  '  ;• 

Efqilicrs.^<^  Efquicrres.  -      - 

Efjuif:  m.  ^  ^k}Qey  or  iuik  boat  ;  alfoy  the  bone  Sca- 
^\oiàc\  called  foy  bccaufe  il  fomervhat  rcfembles  a 
ImUSkifc.: 

Eiquifbn  :  m.  À  Unie  Slfifeyâveriefmall  boat. 

E(q\li?^^on:  m.  A  fefcue  y  ^Pic.   ,  ■      ^    §  ''■ 

Erqui2;nonné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  ^/^/,  or  brol^en  oÇ^  a  lumpey 

i      c::ntle,nr  cruftie  beelefrom  a  loafi  of  breads  alfOyCutyOr 

I     hr^en  into  lumpesyluncheonsyor  cantles. 

Ef^'iS^cynner.  Tocuty^rbreal(eoffa  lumpey  cantle y 

crujlie  heeUyOrpeecefrom  a  loafe  of  bread -,  alfoyto  cut  y 

Of  breal^e  into  lumpeSyluncbeonsyOr  cdntles. 

E;c|uille  :  f.  sA  little  fcaUy  or  Jplint  of  a  brolfen  boney 

"  Efquillcux  :  m.  eiife  :  f.  Splinticyfcalie)^  of  little 
s^imtSyOrfcàlcs.      ^         .  •  #       \         '*-* 

Elquinancc: £  The SquincUyOr iqimancie\[4 d'^ufe.) ' 
Elquiric.Bois  d'efquiiie.  Thek^ottiiy  andiè^mêli 
root  ofa  certaine  Indian  BuU-rtifb^ 

E/quipcr.  ^  Equiper.  •    •  ^   .  . , 

E(ç\\i\iLcncr,Tù  bf take  the  backf.^Qik.  f  Rab:  \ 
Eiquivéi  m.  éc  :  £  Sbûnnedy  efcbimdy  amdetdi  0IR, 
fcornedyrei^i^dy  dejpifed'y  a^OyJhifted  awof  ^  fi^p^d  j 

^^^mQt.TofIumyaiêoidyefcbeï0i^ 

fiÇ^\tojhifc4may\topm^  ^^,     ♦ 

Esqubùé.>w  Efcoùc,  ■         -  ^^;v  l' ^ 

EfîacinériiL  éc:f.-RMedvpyOrpùulttdvfbf$kf^ 

ffraciner. Tt  rtotvfi  «^f^kfvpéféi mt*-  liF 
gramadc  :  f.  Afirstch^/ifgukmg.        ^      ,  s 

IJniffle  :  m.  éc  :  £  ScrafedyfcréttcbtéL  ■■  \ 

girafflçr.  Tayîr«É«iir/hitf<*.  ^.a  v:^:  .4-.  ^  ;    ç|r| 

cirailie  :  m.  ée:  f.  Sfrid^fitwèétépfifimfMiJbà' 
Qdl  efratOé.  An  e^hriêfi  hmtr  iid(hâ  tkatme. 


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hardtybtqmnched.       .;.  ;'  > 

EflTargotcr.  41^  E0anef  "^ 

Eflart  :  nr.  A  gtade  in  a  rvood  j  alfoy  a  peece  of  vntÙIcd 

Ellartc:  m.ce:  f.Gladed^  madeintoaglade^^Qryrphcre- 
tngtadcs  aremàife]  alfojoppcd  oQ\  as  the  bou^Jiics  of  a 
tree  j  or  bafedy  as  a  trecpf  bonghes  -,  alfù.grubd  vp^as 
buJhesy&c^ryfiUcredya^agrofi/idofbféJhcsy&c. 

Effartemcnt  :  m.  ^glading\  loppwg  j  grubbing  vp  of  y 
or  clcciingùf a  ground  fromyjhrùbsy&Cy    , 

Eflaf ter.  Ta gladcyormal^egladcs  ma  wcody  alfoy  to  lop 
•  oQ^the  boughesofa  treCypr  bare  y  as  a  trcc^ofboughes  ; 
alCoy  to  grub  v^  orclçcna  ground  of  y  bufijesy  (hrubsy 
fhornesy&c.  v-;;    ' 

Eflaur  !  n\.^s  Eflor.  -     > 

Effày  :  m.  An  ejfayy  proofe^tryally  experiment  ;  an  offer  y 
atiemptyâtafiyQr  tomb  of  a  ibwg  to\navp  it  by\alJoyfhe 
tajlyor  Efay  ta^en  of  a  Trinces  meaty  ordrin\e  y  alfOy 
tbe  veffeU  whereoutyprpeecje  rphereofjt  is  ié(!sn. 
Eflaydebled.  Atryally  or  proofibf  Corne  ^  acourfc 
ta\en  to  Iq$ovê  bow  much  it  weigbeSy  and  how  niucb 
flatvery  mealcy  and  branne  HyeeUsy  when  it  if  ground  y 
in  refpèéi  of  that  which  kweigbed^ndrpasybcfirei 
Coup  d'  cflay .  Tbe  Ataifier-peece  of  a  young  worlte- 
tnan^r  of  me  that  s  but  newly  come  out  of  his  year  es  ; 
abeginningy  entrancey  onfety  attempt  ya  flouiifhy  or 
preamble  y  whereby  a  taft  of  a  thing  is  gUicriy  or  ta- 

Eflayant.  Eptymg-ytryingypfjoumgytafi'mgyat  tempting , 
feelingbeph  barid. 

Eflàyé:  m^  cc:  f.Effkyedytriedyproued^ttemptedi  tajr 
tidyfèlt  beifrre  band^ 

Eilaycr.  Td  iffirf^tryyproue^tafty  attempt  y  tàl[eaiajly 
mal^atr^aQfytefetUbefkeband.  -  -f  1 1 
Eflaycr  i  presidrc.  To  catchyveachyleape  at-^  ôjfer  to 

'    '  take,  -'t  ;^^'/i'<,^^  ■•.•■••:.•.:.•        •."    "   ..■.-;^' ;:•■:■■  . 

Eflayeric  :  £  A  trymg-^hMfe.  it^ 

Çin^^eur  :  iia.  Ah  ef oyer  i  iryiry  frwer  j  attempt er-y 

one  tb^t  tajlsy  or  tsS^es  an  affay  ^  arki  pi&tUularfyy  an 
I  0§kir  i^#^  Mi9Uy  wbê  tossches  euitie  Ifwdifncw 

caynebefireubedelmiredêia.  "  -^        „   *    ^  '^v 
Eâe.  TMfJattrS  ;  alfiy  tbe  firme  (f  an  S  id  'any 
-■  warifiuuffi^.     ^  :...:..  •v^^v'^^•y»îiU^-•    ■v^^^a^-i^;' 
EfCaaïi^^ACêûpersebipfingax.  ir%;V; 

E^prciaircSu^  1^  of  warrior  s  in  old  timtywho  mMibed 
T,  in  waggonsybutfiugbi  mfiiftyând  bardiayed  têyîfkty 

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Eflll  :  m.  A  Shingle yOr  tbin  boord  ofrooud/ncb  asrte  C(h 
.  ucrfjou/esrp'ith. 

EMçr.TolauiJhyOrfpendwaftfiiUy. 
Eflîlîiere:  f.  The  chut  tbats  lâyed  betweene  the  legs  of 

aumfint.  '  '    ^  ,  ' 

Efïîine:  m.  éc  :  f .  Made  leane^  drawnevdrjiy  polled 

dûwnejbroHghtlow. 

Efliipé  comme  vn  harang  foret,  as  leane  m  a  râl(e^ 

or  a  red  Herring.        **  ';■. 

Eiîîmer.  To vnfat tensor tal(eaw^  fé^erfiuousjkt^y  to 

puUdorontyfiuLife  leane^bring  latP, 

S'cfTîincT  avec  les  femmes.  To  l^eepe  much  with  wo- 

men  I  to  drayne^  foal^e^or  draw  himfelfi  dryuutheir 

companie. 
Eflbin*  as  Effcinya  fivarme  of  Bees. 
Eifoine.  as  Exotne  ;  àlfi^  want  ofabilitie  in  SotUdiors 
Mk  to  de  find  J  or  befitge^  a  place. 
h^oxmytT.TofwarmeyOsBees. 
EflbiS:  m.  Axletreesof  Carts  &c. 
Eflongnc.  Droiâ  d'eflbngnc.  Looke  Droift,       ^  : 
Eflbnnier.  To  ejfoine  ;  to  excufè^or  difibarge  an  abfint^ 

or  impotent  perfin^c  ;  as  Eflbyner^^r  Exonien  ^ 
Eflbr  :  m. T>rougbtydry  weather*,  dryneffe^laclft^mop' 

fiure  ;  ai^y  a  witberingy  decaying  y  orcomming  to 
^    rtougbty  by  exccffiue  droughty  or  drjnejfe^y  alfoy  as  £f- 

fovc.   ■  :.  .'■  •   •     •-■'•.  .  '^    ^'  '^'-  ;r•:>^^->♦■•  .  .^'v 

VcSot  du  iour«  The  beat  y  or  bo%  and  drying  timty  of 

'  ■..  tbt  day.  ■  '■■■'^-  •■»-v;v;-'5 y^^'^K  "^'"'"  ""^  ■  v-}^'^-%^^-'  ■■  ' 

^    AUer  à  1'  cilbr •  To  got  weather  him  j  alfoya  Bawl(e  to 

fiX'downe  tbfwindyor fpe  out.  v  ^là^^^v  . 

Mettre  d  ?e0bn  To  ataynOy  fiabejdraw  dry^  to  wafty 

confumCy  bring  to  decay  by  drought  ;  alfb^  to  toy  ont,  a 

dryingy  or  in  the  beat  of  the  day  ^  n  to  ejcpûfivnto  the 

'  -  AWei  to  weather.  ■.  v/r z»^^ ^.^- .  :  -■>^u.;  ...^i.^,.... ,, ..  ^S■Ji■ 

Ëfiorbé:in.  ce:  €. Supped iftj'^^^-'i'î'-'^J^/i^:^^       ' 
Eflbrber/ïi»  Cup vp. .    .m^^-^-  fe '^ïàsi^-^ivli&t^i^rv.^ v, . . 

Eflbre  :  m.  ée:  £  'DiytJ,  drâpteèiyjêàffii^  vriftaim 

■  '■[■férp  ;  vntberedy  or  tti^iimiby  drnigfity  êft,  •mathC" 

redfOifredi  Ujed  put  inAe  gfre,  txptfU'àiùêdB  •mtë" 

tbers  ;  âlfp^Otted  ârfiartdvpi  â^  fimmu  dtmu 

Atwind^fied^wetimdtmnbythewmd'yint  êitty 

^âtfi^venttd^  fntéObedyiffmd^w p0à^mt9  tbe 

Bfpàxmx  eBoféiA/keSpi»ba»t^,  -,   .-       ^  >j[ 
limeflbiér  ^  ompkce^  Sunme  htm^hMe, 

Eflbrer.  Têdrpidngàit dr^aiifAfiyiulk^mmiiiH, 


u  fy  dnné  éèmtfi^  fy  lut  c^mttftpiw  4MM^  -ér 


E    S    S 

i^.— .— i—  ■  ■!     I     II  I  ■        ■         ■ 

S'çflbrer.  T»  weather  himftlfiy  er  dry  himfilft  m  tbt 

wettber  \  elfh^  te  meunty  er  (être  vp^  &c  ;  m  in  Eflo, 

rcrs  àtfèf  te  Ifeepe  himfeljè  dry  ;  tojbade  orjhrovd 

hiwkelnfiem wetting  j  tojhun  appreacbing^er  ibrtat^ 

ned,Jtormes.  -^ 

JEiïbriUé.  m  Eâbreillé  ;  wbence\ 

CenecoiftVeft  trop  cfforillcc.  Tfef  earts  oftbù 

ce'ffè  are  teoflmt^or  toe  little. 
Eflôrt  :  m.  at  EÛori  a tfo^a  fedrw^^ountingyeleuétimi 

bigb-rijîag'j  tlfe^  ve]U^J}ue,paJ)ageyboU  toùreatbcr 

kreêl(e  eut  ât, 
Eflbxiiaé.  «  Eflburdi. 
Eflburdcr.  Te  deafin^te  make  dfajv. 
Eflburdi  :  m.  ic  ;  f.  Growne  deafij  made  dcafijoae- 

deajè.  ■■  -,    ■  ^_    „,;  ••".'■ 

E{ïburHir.««fEflburder.  ,  • 

Efibyné:  m.  ée:  f.  H^cal(eHedy  difebledefbodiey  met 

impotent  by  flnpeiibUmts^vtomdi^iij'C  \  hence  alfi 

eJptyuedfVfbofè  abfence  U  tXfUifedbyreafuncfbiiUh 

potencie. 
Eflbyner.  Te  weal^ejty  enfeeble,  difable,  ma^e  impetm 

fy  ftripeSiblePHSytvoiMds,e^  Cialfo,  te  ejfoine  y  er  tx- 

r«^  ;  lMi(;e  Exonier. 
EiTuccé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Seak^d^rayhedjdravme  dry^mb- 

eHt/àpyWtbeut  meijitoe. 

Ji|  EiTucer.  To  driaiie^oalieiOrfutke  vp  j  te  diaynt^io  draw 
dry, 

Effué.^fEfluit 

^^Vitxhva^Tbethfepjeldefadere, 

Ëfluiau  :  m.  ^  difh-cUrmt.   ' 
'EfTuiau  de  bok.  tiUet-weed  fifiened  tegetbtr  mih 
youngPeUs/mdfecenueyeddawneriàert. 

VJS^ltt'TempejCleatfe^ake  (leane  \  dry  Vf. 

Eflùit  :  m.  ite:  f.  Wtped^kanftdy  made  eteane;  irjU 

'  -vp,       .  •  -  ,^-  ■ 

Emûcr,  Te  exileyfobanip}. 

EfTuyé:  in.ee:  f.  wiped  \  clean  fed  y  er  mode  cUenen 
the  out  fide  ;  alfe^ryedyer  dryi  aife^tallemed^  amie- 
tedwitb  taliéw,  o 

EiTuye-main :ta.  ^  Hând-teffeU-, er cUth f  m^t 
the  bands  en. 

Efluycr.  Te  wipe\  te  eleanfe,$rwialfecUaMe{âiftyti 

dry)  the  outftde  efy  alfoyte  tâlhw,  et^'B'^^. 
(ftaUew.      ,' *»7*'>>3ivv-.  <rH«î    ■  j^i:^-, '■y.4-:  ■■' ■' 

M  :  m*  l'Efi.  Tbe  Eaft }  e^jth*  Eafi  whfd. 

Eftabla^e:in.  StMbtingfirber/kyâlf»y§fetd^fi^ 
their  fiandiag  m  4»  Jmet ,  ^  ^  «^,  à  £fUIU§<> 
fbeltage»  ..,j,-.»i\i*:ç4  ,r*-H^-.i.  -■-        :.,i''^-^''^-  ''.- 

Mehki  f.  A^Mi  mMtrie.  êeiÀBem}  e^  4 

^"^'Jheepe-beuft^fiutd,  *  v'^  -  t^.^ 

Mmhkàbèvéi6tCiaM0»fiÊU^0»-bet/f^  '^ 

Eftable  imé^Mpemeyerempêjèr  Geefi-  ..  _ 
mékà^QOetevac,  AMb$ikimyé/mmi*t- 

DegroflètabkiïWlfehïcIftw./'»^*^^ 
1^epmilpetidUiÀù^)ibeitbei  M^  myfiU  f  imi»- 
I^MgjàîeâdiimAfiakU,  .  .  ^^        > 

M^Timx.iamH^it'mdmf^^'  ^ 

Eftabler.  TeftakU;  têpettmte^fet  */  «M/'**' 

Eftjèlit  m.  ic:  £  £^4A/^WrJWW;  <*^^ 
D      eenfirmed^ifude  0i^€iidtM 

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foitidiors\Uafmtdfù  in  old  ùmeybecauji  they  Vf&e  âp^ 
pointed  tâf^ef her  vnto  c&taifte  places^  or  ftandings -y 
rv  vrj}  thcY  yvcre  to  holdyOr  malçt  good.    % 
Efhblir.  TocfUbliJh\  to fcuU.fix ^confirme ^a(fureymàl(f. 
pcJlaPyfct/hJl  i  to  ena£ly  infiitute^  ordaine^  appoint 

riinbîiircmcnt:  m-  AnejiabrtjhmentyOrflablijhingy  a 

.  faiiK  \y^[ff*^i^^Â^fi>^'^^gy  confirming'^  alfo^an  inftitutingy 

cnMn  i,ûrdjfning,appomting^  in  lamfythefètling  of  a 

pn(\yim\nndhence\  '  .    '\'--- 

}  nc]  uftc  d'cftabliflcment.  I^oi^f  Enqucftc* 
;  Eâ^bjlfcur:  ni.  An  ejlubbjher  ^fetler^  fixer  *^  confir- 

j   .  /^uiT^aUflèr.  .;■  ,    *    ■    ■         •   ^^^'■■/   ^.-1^ 

;  Eîli:aclc:i.  A  lifts  ;  (>r;)irrf  rayted  in  fin-  a  tombât} 
i  pilacncr.  Tofiiftenyto  tye\  Scelle  Attacher. 
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Elbfficr:  tn.  A  Lacl(fyy  orfoot-bôjy  that  runnes  b^  the 
\liim'^iifootmany  orferfàngwan  that  wattes  afoot  y 
r^^^ikmyMafter  rides  \  alfoyon  armed  Sergeant  $tten- 
d'if^^y'r^Officrrofliifftice. 
Eihff\:ïS.Mznm.The deuîS: ^Rab.       ^  ; 

ElhÂfiliadc:  f.Aftripe,icrl(ey$r  bfhmtbawbifyifffrap 
rf  l  uMr-y  alfo^aflajhoutrthcfice.  '  -V;-^  ' 

Elhge  :  m.  AftorieyftâgeyfoftyOrbeightofa  hottfè^àlfoy 
a  f^ci^iniydnnUing))oufCyOr  place  ofabubng  j  aipf;^  Lu- 
ti;e.^rihe  baUftofafhifi^'  \    '^[  ''  ^  1 

r  cttagc  àc  rcx  de  chauflcc .  The  floor e^  ortÀoffi 
romépfahoufe.        '  ^     :      .^^^i^-:- 

Droift  xf  eilagc.^,/r^,?r  nr^dwf  exâSedflr  ïbéhar- 
bôujidgpffirrjine  cornf  wiibm  the  ports ^  ot  boMins 
f^ffmetorvnes  in  prance.  •  '-*  *  ■.■ ',^-^^'':'' 
El!3*rT:  m.  A  vafJuU,  fâhioBy  inhabitant  •  Offfibat 
hiihâhmfe^ §r dtweU'mgvnde/ one Lord^  §r  other \  a 
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Eitagqçr.  TogiuU  treeiy  to  lopyOr  cta  of  their  ir an- 

^z§uc^Tworopes(fifUsudto  the  msdatle  of  the  moint 
?W'  Twhich  fjfibeg  tbrmgh  the  E  ncomalj  /rrar  to 

^M'^tbe/iyliiwecémjkm;im 

^^  a!a.  tM^  Eftarcr.  "  '  -  ■  •  -  •    -'^  •    ; 

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Eftaîn.  as  Eftaim  j  alfuJineupoollcn^CorlinnenJ  yarncy 
threadyorrooofi.  •  \ 

Bouc  d'cftain.  The  great-beaidedyflnd long-homed 
mid  foatylhcx.  1 

Eftain^:  m.  i5le:f.  Extinguijbcdy  quenched]  put  ont  \ 
J^ent^  lofty  ahlijhedyvtterlyperijhedi  covfumidycome 
[0  nought.      .,..         ^  pv 

A  la  chandelle  eltainétc  Loollc  Chandelle. 

Ertaillgnier  :  m.  A  Pervtercrya  Timur. 

Edainier;  m.erç:  f.  OfTymuiy  or  Pewter  ^  belonging 
'vntoTynneyOrTcïPtcr.,  ^ 

Eft  al  :  m.  TbejiaUofaJhopyOr  booth  ;  any  thing  whereon 
WJresare  byedyandjheroedto  be  fold.  ■  ■'  :" 

Eft  ale  Î  m.  ée  :  f.  T)i^laycdy  opened  y  fety  lay  cd  abroad  y 
fpred  wide  y  expofed'vnto  vierp.  as  ivure^  ana 
flan.    ^  . 

Eftalcr.  TodifplayyVnfouldyJherp^/}}yeadvpide^  by  open 
wares  an  fia  Us  I  to  expdfc.vnto  the  view  ofallpaffcfi-. 

,  gersy  commcrs^  cuftomcrs  ^  to  place,  orfet  vpor^,  a 
flail. 

Eftalier  :  m.  ^Eftàîllîer. 

Eftallage  :  m.  S/tfi/^^ef 

Eftalle.  as  Eftalcj  orfet^  or  placed yas  a  commoditicyOn  a 

Eflrallcmcnt  :  m  .The  flail  of  a  (hop  i  alfo^the  laying  out 
ofwareivponaftally  a  difptayingy  an  expofmg  vnto 
Pi4blit(jevierf. 

Eftaflct  ill  Eftalcr. 

Ettallicr-^EftaiUicr.  \  * 

Eftallon  :  m.  The  iuft  quantifie  y  fcarnXmg  ypatternCy  or 
fh^^ofmiafures  appointed  by  author itiey  and  common- 
ffhmgvp  in  fme  publiée  place  of  a  townCyLoolie  Efta* 
Ion.  ,    "  :•-^       '■  ' ..  ;  ;  •- 

Eftallonnage.  as  Eftallonneinenc  yalfoy  a  fee  due  fir 
that  affh;jng'^  or  thé  power  y  orpriuilcdgCyto  affî^epub-^ 
ltl(eweighrs^nd  meafures. 

Èftallpnnénfl.éc:  F.  (Ofameafurc)  affiled  y  reduced 
vnto  tbeiufl  proportion  of  the  common  fn^r: ,  and  flam- 
péd  with  the  publil^e  marine  v  L^%  Eflalonnc, 

Ef^aHoniicmcut  :  m-  The  ajfi^tng  ofmeafures. 

Eftattohncr.  as  Eftalonncr.  *^     ^ 

Eftalon.  4tf  Eftallon  lalfoy  a  St  alien  fir  Mares  i  alfo,  a 
flak  Ou  ilArke^&c y  wherewith  Vowlers  trainefiUie 

>hi^dsTMtô  tbeh  deftruSliori  i  al/byOsliziiyc^Uj  a  Stan- 
deraut  woody  alfo^  fl)ort,  and  thicke  pegy  orpeece  of 
tmb». whereby  two  Barres  are  fiiftened  byas-wife  to^ 

Eftâ[Qftagc.^E(bndnhagc^ 

MOtmc:  nu^e:  f.  tf  i  HftidIonoc|  4^>  r^/^^ 

;.  Mârey^ith  a  horfè  y  and  hence  ;     .  .i,, .  ^  ;1  ,  . 
'  lumcfitNcftalonaec  ^  Mare  wjich  haw  ta^en  the 

â  imfe  a  Stêbàh  ;  «r  to  turne  Inma^fig  Mares  j 

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Eftaiiict  :  m.  c/tf/fc-wjfc. 

Ertameurc-.f.  ^  tynuing, 

Eflamier  :  m.  A  Tynntr'yTynne-màn  \  Tew  ter  ev. 

Eftatninc:  f.  ThejiuffeTamine',alfo,apyayneryfearce^ 
.  boulter  y  or  boulting  cloth  ;  (.fo  called,  becaufe  made 
.  (ccmmonly)of  a  tbinne  Ifind  thereof) 
PaHcr pat rdbminc  Toflraine yto  bring vnto the 
touch  ;  to  fut  vnto  proofiyor  tryall-y  totafe  thepikes. 

Eftaminc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Strayned,fearcedy  bouUeii -,  taf 
fd  ibrmgb  aftrayner,fcarcc,  boulter i  aljb,  tryed,  or 

throHghly  examined. 
Eft  imincr.  tojlraynCyfearceyhouU  j  to  pafe  through  a 

rc^rce;alfo,totryyOrexdmirte  the  worth  of.  '♦ 
Eftamincux.  «*«^  vfetha  ^nerjeârce^ir  boulter  ; 

^ffbyfttomakeapaynerof. 
Eftampc:  f.  A(lmpeyimpreftonyprefefprint,printing-y 

<T//S,^i  Confolc. 
Eftampe  :  m.  éc  :  £  Support edyor  vnderproppedywith 

treflts..  ,  ■    ;,  .   , 

E(Ï3.mpçzM:m.JtreJJk. 

EdMrrper.TofupportyOrvnderpnpwithtreffles.         , 
Ertamperchc:  f.  Agreatvprightbetvfte,in  building',  a 

principall  po(l.    " 

Ei}ancer'as'E{imçonnct\toflay;toprop.       ^J 
EfUnccurc:  f.  A/upportingyOrvnderpropping.  ' 

Eftanchc-  A  danching  ;  artdhence-, 

Pierre  d'cftaiichc.  The  bloud-ftone. 
Eftanché:  m.ée  •.  f.  Stanched , jlalied,quenchedyquai- 

Itd 'y  fioppedy  flayed, 
Eiïmchcmcnv.nuAfiancbing^âquajfrmgyJlalfingJiop' 

pif}  gy  (laying.      . 
Eftanchcr.  roflanch-yftop,  or  flay  (an  iptofbloud, 

&c)  to  quay  le 'y  (lal(ey  or  quench  hunger  ythirfly&c.) 
Eftanchcur:m.  A  fianeher-y  Copper  (of  an  tfue  of 

bloudy  &c)  quaUer,Jlal(er,  quencher  (ofbunger,tbirJiy 

Eftançonncr.  iM^f  Eftanfonner. 

Ertandart:  m.  AStandart'yal(jndofEnJtg^efirbor/è' 
meHyVfed  tn  old  time  ;  alfoAhe  meaptreyOrfcantUngfir 
meafUreyWhich  we  a^o  caU  the  Standard,  " 

Eft  ing  :  m.  A  great  pondypookyi^^nding  water, 

Elianson  :  m.   A  propypy-y  trefflei  afiy^ed  feece  of 
rvnod  wherewith  a  yine,  &Cy  u  vMerfet. , 

Eftaiifônné:  in.ce  •.ivnderfet^vpbeU,$roppfdùrjU(y' 

Eftaiifbnncr.  To  propjtâyvp^nderfetyvphold, 
Bfian/bnncr le  menfônee  d'untrofeau.  Ttf/tt^^ort 
a  lywith  a  reed\  to  ntâintâmç  anpntrutbwitb^'^ht 
or  frUiolout  argument^      ''',,■     :  'I't-i^Ch 

Eltant.  Being'yfubfiftint  irepnii  âtfoJtandmkvpon  bis 
eetybolivpniht'yWhence'y  .,  t.      ,,•,.., 

En  fon  eftant.  Standings  battvprMt"^  'i^Mf  bit 
feet.    '■  •   v^"'     ■.;;."■■•  ^^'^--v-'-v-i^'ri^^T  /■  • 

Navire  bien  cftant  AjUp  that  ù  tight  Jiimd,wbole, 
'■■  ■  and  without  leal[e.  *~  [':^:"yr  ,.-;,■  ■..    ■■"•■'■>■.•,■■ 

Eftanterol, .  Part  ofajhip  verte  neire  vnf  the  poupe. 

Eflape:£  y4itapte',Aàiart^m%(entfâttii(inlià\ê 
publike  Sttfri'ko^  M  »Jià-timte,  vr  tnmiif  traf- 

:  pcl(e,  wherein  Marchants ptangers  lodge  thm  iww, 
fffUy  corne,  ùr  other  commodities  which  they  meat  to 
vent  ;  oKijd'éértMH  Plaee^  Téwne,wheretê  tht  cttoh 
trey  u  inifynedto  brptg  in  xnàkéhjit  the  fr^mfiiÊS  4f 
a  (matcimgyArinle,  or  TrtépeS',  é^,  the  ptfUMifgrie 
contribution  aMowed  by  tbofètownes,  erfet/itu  fhat 
bring  in  none  ;  (in.  both  which  feitcis  thk  wtfiit  mfi 
vfidplurallf\raffè,as^ù»pfon, 
Vhrre  parel^apes.  Tù  Ukf'm  é9fmàe\ 


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more  thin  be  payes  fi/j  no  Wanner  ofprouifm  other 

then  be  buyes  (pr  fQUldiarsy'm  theif  mârches^eahtrdû 
.  crjbouldyfayfor  all  the  yiduals  tbej  ta\e  of  the  coutl 

trey  people  J  "^  - 

Eftaphe  :  f.  A  Stirrup  (for  a  fadMe.) 
Eftapbilagric  :  f.  Staues-al^er,  Jj>nfe-mrt^(^^ 

hear  be.)  .  - 

Eftappc.tfxEftapc. 

Eftaqucs.  OHue  plants  ^oi*  Suckers. 

Eftarnuër.tfiEftcinuèrj  tofnee^e. 

Eitafc.iiiExtafc. 

Eftafqucs*  The  Sucker  s  y  or  fiions  that  (pring  vpat  tk 
,  feetofOUue  trees. 

Eftat:  n\.  The  ejlate  ;  cafi  j  nature^  fubftancey  beini^^ 
fijhion^propertieyconditionyqualitie  of  things  ;  aljo^tk 
£^atejneanesy  weaUh^fortunes  j  tradey  caUwg  ;  o^cc^ 
aignitie-y  ranke^degret^rphicha  ymnhaih^  u  of^atjoj 

theftateyheadJpéeJk^ot^pincipûUfointofamatUrm 
ccntroueifie  \  aîjfè^tbe  fiat  e^  or  pompe  of  great  perfm^ 
appearing  by  the  ricbnejfe  of  their  apparrelly  or  mltu 
^  Ik  tude  of  their  foUowevs  j  (Tel  porte  grand  cllat,)  it- 
foythejpeciall  note  and  marl(ë  ta^en^  rcjpedbûdy  or 

account  madcyOffuch  great  ones-yWhence-yVcdonm^c 

dc  grand  eft  at. 

L'dtat,  &  bon  d'cftat  d'un  Compte.  The  Remain* 

der^  or  ouerplus  due  by  y  or  in  the  hands  of  on  Ac- 

comptant  y  after  all  charges  dcduôledy  and  uUowci 

him.  I 

L*eftat  d'un  Decrcti  A  particular  Catalogue^orSur- 

ueyoftbequantitie  Jandfiite  of  each  par  cell  of  Uni 

tbats  leifed  by  publiée  order  .^ 

L' eftat  d' un  finance  ;  T  eftat  dc  la  reccptc;  bailler 

par  eftat  cc  qu'a  eftc  rcccu,  ou  fraye  &c  j  A  Collie- 

tionytookeyOr  Bill  of  KeceitSyândVhburfemcnu^an^ 

Lift  y  Roily  Regifiery  Summariiy  or  Suruey  ofjuchli{î 

matteri. 

L'eftat  d'une  Maifon.  A  tertaineyond  fitted  order  of 

thegouernmentyferuiceand  expence  ofa(great)mm 

boifii  alfiytheLifty  CataloiueyRegtRctyOrChecltroll, 

containing  the  names  y  ranges  y  andpmtlions  ofd  tht 

officer  s  yond fir  uant  s  therein.  ^ 

Eftat  en  madère  de.Recale.ii  thatyWbiçhi^the  ch 

fis  9f  other  Eeneficesy  and  Eccleftaftkall  finRmSy  ^ 

/Mrw<f</,Recreancc  j  Looke  Recreance. 

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K/ngdome-y  thedi^ofttumy  managing,  pécieyccndutt 
ofi  the  order ^  comfi  ^pr^ceedinis  beÙ  in  y  State- fij- 
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XwcftatSi  sgesgeiisfetroiscftats.  TbeM 

hodie  of  a  Realmeytr  Prouhuey  amjlfitng  «P'^f'ff'' 
raUMemherSyBJlaUs^  Orders  i  the  Cl^rgifylfoMty, 

andComminattte,    '  \^    '    -^  ^       , -î  *      „ 

kLcscftats  (généraux.)  A  Parntmnt\»lfnfrj^ 

AlfembÛt  of  the  éfforefofd  Orders,  »  «  K/»!''"»"' 

Lcs'cftaôptrticulïctf.  A?rtM*U^S^>'' "^^ 
fèsHhtieJor  eemfultéUion,  r  •  r  ;  ^^'^^^^f.  \ 

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rertef  Franee,iH  the  betjming  rf^V^^^f^jL 
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arc  not  by  the  ^end  of  the  y  ear  e  ^ot  inythough  the  CoUcc- 

I      torSyindReceiuers  did  their  vtmojl. 

X     Plus-valcurs  àcR^t.Thefimmes  which  by  the  end  of 
the  y  ear  c  are  payed  in^  ouer  and  he  fide  s  aU  thefe^  that 
are  mentioned  m  the  ajprefaid  Efimate  f/;i  Deniers 

d'eftat.) 

Reftats  d'eftat,  Thefummes  d'ueyat  the  y  er  es  end^and 

after  accounts  giuenvpyvnto  the  Kectiuers  generally 

and  particularybytheTreafurcrs  of  France. 

Couche  en  cû^tMadeOfficeriintertainedintofe}- 

uicc.or  pay. 

Qui  n'eB^couchc  en  Teftat.  Ouerjlipt^  left  çut^fir- 

gottenyuot  chofcn.         . 

Faire  eftat  de.  To pnrpofey  or  rhalie  account  to-,  atfq^ 

tovfCyOrmalic  apïaôli/eof  ■  ^  . 

Faire  Tcftat  de.  L(?^i^^  Faire. 

Faire  Ton  cftat.  To  doe  blsduticyplay  his  par t^exc cute 
■'  hi^ ojficeyCxcrcifehU authorities 

J4cctre  cftat  en  la  caufc.  Tojopj^  orjiaytbeprocee- 

d'ng^inacaufe.j^  /       '  ^'''■- 

Tenir  en  eft itTT^J  k^cpc  in  order  j  hold  in  arpe. 

Touceftat,&  rilBîu  plat  :  Pro  v.  AUpompe^no  hop 

fitatnie  \  the  b^ellie  is  (iarued  by  the  bacl^e. 
.    Tout  cllat  eft  viande  aux  vers  :  Prov.  Euerie  créa- 

turcÀvporwesmeat^  .    *  . 

Eli'Tj:  m.^ri^Lftalj  alfo y  a  hollow  place  vnder  the  root 

cfék  treCythjtftands  by  a  rvaterfidi  ;  alfOy  the  yrsn  in- 

jlriment  whererpJth  Smithes  hold  fafi  their  wor\e  in 

the  forging  thereof  •  / 

Demeurer  eftau.  7b /?4;;rf^i//J  ,  " 

Eftaudcau:  m.  *w  Heftoudcaii. 
Ertaudi  :  m.  ie  ;  f.  $bclteredy  orjbrowded^  as  vnder  a 

(caffoldyOY  flaili      K  ,:      V 

Eftaudir.  To  JhrowdyOr  (heifer  h'tmfelfè^  vnder  afcaf 

fildyOrflaU. 
Eftaudy  :  m.  ^fcaffoldyin  building  \  alfOy  aftall  before 
a  (hop  ;  alfoy  a  certaine  defence  of  boor  ds^  vfed  in  ap- 
prochas ^or  àt  the  entring  of  a  breach. 
Eftay:  nr.A  rop^fiflencd  to  tte  top  ofthemaine  Ma  fly 

and  holding  it  fteadit  when  the  mainefaylc  is  hoijed 

n\w  call  itytbe  Stay. 

Eltaycim.  éc:  f.  TroppedyfupporiedyJhoredyVnder^ 

fet.  . 

Eihyrniei^|in.  A Jhoringy  propping^  j^ppiortmi^  vn- 
^^^ffctting.  .    : 

^^^y^t.Toprop^^^ 

Efté  S.  Martin.  The  later  part  ofAiUumne. 

Cela  ne  faift  ny  hyvcr,  ny  cfte.  is  neither  fifhy  nor 

M'y  doii  neither  good  nor  harme-yland  there  fin  may 

^n  hy  vcr  par  tout  plcut  j  en  cfté  la  ou  dieu  veut  ; 
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to  aboUJhytnr  bring  vnto  nothing. 
Cela  ell  plus  pfoprc  à  cftendre,qu'  a  eftcindre,  Ie 
nul.  That  fi  more  flpt  to  extend ythcn  to  extmgutflo^tbe 
mifchieje.  ; 
Eft cintc  :  f.  An  extinguijhmcnt^or  extingniflnng. 

Gambadans  d  cfteintede  chandcllej  Yiz.î;«/ji/ /fee 
candle  bur ntyOrvpcntyOut:   - 
Eftcl.^^iEftalj^^;?//. 

-Eftcic  :  m.  ee:  f.  St  ante  y  fet  mthftarres  y  hauing  (as  a 

hoffojaflarreinHheforhead. 

Raye  cftclcC- L»^/;^  Kayc.    ;    ' 
Eftcler. T(? bejiarreyto  fet  thicl^e withflanrcs. 
Eftclçr  les  chevaux  J  Loolie  Atteler.  '       .^      ' 
Eitelin.  as  Eftellin  ;  a  weight  oj  eight  antl  tvpentic 

graines.  ,    . 

Eftellage  :  m.  Stallage  ;  alfoyOs  Artelagc.  ^ 
Eftcllc.'f.  ArodyOrlliclie\alfoyaUttlejlarr<::yand  the 

rovo^'^ofafpurrC'y(barbaroitfly^) 
Eftclkr.  ^4^  Eftaier.       - 

Eftellui:  m.  A  Gotdfmithcs  weight yContatning  eight  and  ' 
trpentiegraineSyOr  the  txpcnticth  part  of  enounce. 

EftclIon.^ziEftallon  ;  afi:!^e^  orpattcrneformeafurtSy 
or  proportions  'y  alfOy  a  patterne  of t^!archjnd:fçyf/fch 
as  fhop-l^ecpcrs  by  forth  vpon  their  Jlals  j  alfoy  a  Std- 
lion^.    .,   ■  ■.       .      -I...    .  ■,• 

-Eftelloncf./ri^Eftalonner.  / 

Eftelon.  as  Eftalon  i,  j//cs,  a  croffe  hcamCy  or  binding 

^   pcece  of  timber. 

EftciichéjEftcncher.  lu>o\e  Eftanchc^F^ftancha. 

Eitcndailt.  Extending^retçhingy[ïrctchingout. 

Eftcndait;  m.  AnEnfignCyOr  Standarty  Lool^e  Eflan- 
dare'  ■  ■^■"  ■  ■   ;       •     '  -^  -^. 

Eftcndemcnt:  ni./^;?  extending  -yy^tçhing^rfir  etching 
■■.     out  ;  a  pulling  or  fpreading^forth-y  a  lengtlfening^mdc^ 
ningyinlarging'ya,lfoyaplani?igyVnfouldingi  difplayingy 
fettingyOrJhemngyabroad. 

Eftendrc.  To  extend  j  retch  or  flretchy  forth ypull  or 
fpreadoHt'y  IcngthenymdenyinlargCyvnfold^planeydif 
plav, fef or fl>erP abroad.  -,    ' 

Ef  tendre  la  loy.Tt^  wreft^or  fir  aine  the  LaWyto  mci\e 
large  expofitionsy  or  vfe  Jhrrc-fitcht  interpretations  y 
thereof. 
S^cRcndxcToextendyOrftretchoutitfelfii  alfoyto 

•    increafcypropagateyor  multiply  exceedingly.. 

Eftei^du  ;  m.  uc  :  f .  Extended  ;  retched  or  fir  etched 
forth  i  pulled  or  fpredout  ;  lengthened  y  widened  y  in- 
Urged  yvnfouldedy  plane^^ifplayedy  fet  orfljeived  a- 
broad  I  alfoyincreafedyOr  multiply ed y  ordifperfedmigh- 

.•    tifyt  '  ■  ^^•  /  ■   • ':■     ■•:-•  ■■•  v'-. 

Tout  plat  eft clidil.  Layed  all  alongyor  at fiiU  length  ^ 
lyingas  fiat  as  a  jholie. 

Eftendue  :  f.  Extenty  extenfm  \  an  out -fir  etched  pro- 
portiofTy  length  \  wideneffeylargenejfèygreatnejjiydila- 
tatiuHyfpacioufneffe.- 

Peftendue  du  ciel  The  outflretcht  copey  orfcope 
^n%fikmmtn  >  vlU  the  fpaceti>atUbe^^V^bf^^^>^^ 

earth.  ;^..  ..^/^.;,  /' ■;:-,^'.-^:^:;\-;^^/      .■.^.•^^i^.^.v>^•■"-:4 
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t  ourir  nprc>  ibn  f  Itcuf.  Foolifhly  to  purfue  a  things 
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'  one  ariotijiistutntf  '  <     fi^  ,  .  * 

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\  feifcd  oriyOi'  made  zftuf^hi^  adua/tta^e.      ^  :  ;  ; , 

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, . Eftculc  :  f.  StraréyOr  fluble  gromrrf. 

'  ;  ;  Noitvcllçs  eftculcs-  Nerv  jlublc^  orftuble  ground  j  . 
'    fo  rearmed  fir  the  three  next  day  es  after  the  fheaues 
"   are  boundzp'.    \-  '-"/'^•V..  "  '  ,'"  - . .  ■'  %.■::/■':''■'■•■ 

Eftiennc.  Stephen  (^umns proper  name.)  .  :        a    . 
^;^  Invention  SaincfTEfticniiC.  ^An  holy  day  ^eptby  the 

J    Church  of  T{ome^he  third  of  ^   •    '    *  . 

,       Miches  dcS.Eftiei^ne.  Stones*    : 
¥S\\QX:v^.LoolieSmûcv.    '  _%/:^-^'/-'-\''\':  ./^■'''^''^.■ 
¥:{ï\m2Lb\^:  cotn.EjieemeableyVjfrfable.prffeable.     v 

j  Eltimatcur;  m.  ^neji'matoryvaluety primer ^efteemer 
oftbinzs.  •     ,,  <     ;       :     .': 

Euiination  '  f.  Aneftimationi^^ng^iltémg^acon-' 
(ideraïtèn  had^or  iudgcment  gïÊh^of 

Eftiinc:  f.  An  effiM::teyeftimattonypruejVaÛ4ey  eflteme; 
valuation  ;  an  account  yregardytecl^mini  made  of  y  the 
reptitaîïmyor  credit  giuen  to  ;  the  opinion  bad  cf.  \ 

Ettirné:  m.ée:  Î.Efleemed^  thought ^fupp^d y  htld^ti- 
putèd^y  pifedyValued\  refpeBedyregarded^Jhetddterey 
fet  much  by^made  accotent  of ytiidgid^weighidy  confi-^ 

'    dered.  '  ._  V   ■  ■    •. 

Eftimer.  To  efieeme  ;  tlnnl^tydeemèytrtirtPi^fkppofe^  re- 

puieyboU'yjpeighyConftdet^iudgi^ypr^^^ 
'^  refjpe(lj)êlddeerey  fet  by^mal^è  much  account  ef 
Eftinccllc:f.  ^ffar\eyOrfpArl^toffire\atwkci(k\ 
afiafb:     1^  ; 

EftinccUé  :  mic:  f*  SparkUdyfpar\edytmtd(led',  alfby 

powdntdjsr  fi^^^ 
Êftînccllemcnt  ;  m.  Afpàrkftng^  t^mkJiH' 
BiïincciïCX.Tû/paHfeMff^ki^y^fire'y  totmdfle.as 
afiarrey  9r1>yanmi  j  to  f^^rrfafU  ks  mner,  tèfmiif, 
m   êrfettlH€lfemtbfpufi(Us.        ,-. -^^  r'::^...:^^\^^'^.  ^^ 

Eftinccllctte:  f.  A  little /par l[UyafmalItwml[lini: 

Eftioiftcnc.  S.AmhofAbike(apameftUJ^^^ 

heatyondredneffe.)  ^  ^^^^ 

WiOiTKTihnAc^lnfld^      infèffè^Wkb  S^^bt^ 
-   nitsfire.  -'■•>'  ■:\-:-\-  :y/^--<:^-'^-^^^^^  .: 

Efttomcner.TV  cut  of  the  meftéèrjb  mfiâhedjÊr  hnfèc- 

ERircxm.TbejTM  toolewlwewithtt  Curriet  drgpmibe 
sl^nibifteeiusf'mtbeT«nf$t*ftmçutlit^$M(ir. 


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EHif^^  f«.  i?e:  £;  Sirâmetl,petcketl^efted^etiieil3^ 
■    Cet  tntht  tenter  hockej'  •-■■■■■•.•'-.';*■*«'■-■■.:'•■  •  ■;,  7|, 
fcltlKincnt:  itr.^jïfrtr ft/Iff i#r  raettPp  a jfrain\riW^^ 

feihng  on  the  WHerhoél^eSé  r  v    -     -    -  f     "^ 

Eftlrer.  T^  retchyorjtraineaboue  c.çmpajfi^'^to  Vr'ijfycr, 

fitetcbytofef  m  the  /enter bool^es.       4  / 

Eftival:  n\  aJe:  f,  0/  Summer^ 

Eft  i  valet  :  nn .  -^  B/wi^/;?^'  t^r  Sum  mer  hoot» 
I  Eftivc  :  f..  The  hading^  or  lading  ofajhip  j  alfo^hHuid, 
jfe;.    rphirein  m^fl  of  that  lading  ii  c  untamed^,       '  ^^l        î 

E(t i vé  :  m.  éc  :  l^  l^^^^nt/^rUdm  (a4  atjcip.) , 

hlliVCfcr.^Ftiyclcr.    <  ,v.;-' ■v./'W-'- ■  -.v-vfiF  •#:,  1:::: 

hl}\\çx.li  Skmmr.tbïafl^tk^  tiràU 

EftiVjC;tc  ni.  ^lïttte Smwer, half: a Siin^mfyancihcrl^ 

L^ftivet  3c  S.Mariui.  7he  later  end^t^fAutvnne.Ml', 
:  m.  The.jloclifytrunlyCyOrbodïe  cfair(eyaljv^{jéi^^i^ 
principâll  floci(e  èrfiemmey  W^ett  and chiefè  Ine,  efx-l  -: '^ 
'  FamJlieyhJnrcdyOr  rctttgïfc ;  aJfOy  the race^  l^ivd^-iifL:^;^^^ 
.^forttif'other^thin^fatfoyà  Ka^try  or  tliclfeyal{iyai':t} 
':  thriiftyaif)yaP^ke.     :  .,^^',  •...••;^■■  f'; './-V-^  Vi:;  •  ^ 
Eftoc  xi'  armts^  kjnd  ofpongy^arpe^  andf^M  f'\  \ 
' horfémans  fr^ordytroad at  the hanalf  (rvtere  it  j:a:\f[ 
biét  ojfe  barre  fir  defince)  and  narrâi^iv^  to  the  pQirtt'^ 
Wards.  ^  '  '  -^-^4^ 

.  ;  Coup  d'eftoc.  A  tktkp.fvf^ey (locfia3p^ (lab ya'jji^ (l 
'^priek'Caft.  //   ^^    ;;>;      *   /  "'   /'*•*■..  V^'L  ..\'';".-. 

D'çftjC^C  &  de  taille.  Both  with  tbepomt  and  the  r% 

alfOybotb  wayesyinbotbliinds  ie^^ybjall  l(tndcfmtmy^ 
.  molefiati&nsymifchiefir.  .^     - 
:  t  Sc  tenir  a  Pcftoc  lans^  s'^artrufer  aux  branches:  To 

ndberevntû  the  principaUynvithout  r^efpefî  ff  desert- 
■"  dants.       '    ■         [■■:  -.  ■  ^  ■'  ,.  ^_  V 

Eftocaçe:  m.  A  rmagey  or  the  chie^fieumf  ofuïmy!^ 
'  ^alun^- ■  ;  -, ]• 

Eftoccadc  :  VAjloccaido  ;  flabyfihieyfhfip.      '%.■  '\ 
Eftoccadcr.  To  giue  thefioccadoi  tojiab^fiinc  àt,pr:c{t 

deepejnlOythrufltbrotigh.y  \, 

Eftoceagc:  m.  iiij  d  zpon  tf)èfale  dfan  inheritance  Ju^ 

(infomi  phcesyvntothe  iJindlfirti^nd  to  be^afcd  him 

in  lieu  of  a  Reliefiy  the  fame  day  ttk  fild. 
Eftocqucr.  4s  Eftoccadcr  ;  or^ ds  Eftoquer. 
Eftociffi^^cuf;  ^  i|^^ 

Eftoeuvkr:  m.crc :  f.  OfyOtbelongingto/tTernkbûU* 
Elioffc:  £  Stttff€',matteryfifbpnct^wàreychûfer  \  alfi? 

tbequalitieyran\e*y  ûbilitieyOriPiHfiibof  amaft. 

Chevaliers  dc  bonne  c  ftoiffe.  Kptghts  well  vmtdy 
andtaeUtrttnttging  theW Armes.     *  -       ._ 
Eftoffé  :  m.éc  :  f.  Stuffed:,  made  mth  f.ufft  î  P' 
furmjhedmthnecefarifs'yalfoycaruedyg^^^^^ 
Éff dfife'r.  Toftrtffei  ta  make  mtbfluffe  5  to  firir:fMici  ' 

wUbaUneceJfarjei'yalfi^^^ 
Eftoffcrie:  f.  Theartofingramng.  \ 

Eftoffcur  r  in.  A  cttnetygrauety  cartter^intmrr  ^.  r 
EftôHlértii.  TNU^rdStellh.T^ofemk^ufiuq 

fiarre Jibe  (lots.     *       /  ; 

EftoiBëî  l  Ipitfrèt  irplàHèf^Mlfè^be  btidj^hart^^rt, 

Starre-mrtyCttdrroft.         -i^    A\^     aaJthe 

Bftpfllèdci^     Aftnetmtntêffhefifycaïïidt^^ 

Piue-footyOrStarre-flh^      -e^  *4  4^ 
Eftoîllé  polâiw.  The  Nertbftirre.Sèé  Folâ»é.  ;  ^^ 

fomeJbefi^^eawâbtrChitlitni.  iiw^ifrr 


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Ordre  de  reltolllc.: 

■    tcdbylobnf{ff!goff^ 
ildonccllodgaipcbytht 

'.'yA  com'?M  ;  andiCtainec 
:  rk  ^paU^7i  ofPn^ris. 
:  PicrfedcftoillcS.  /^ 
i^;//;r/j',  whcritn(fittiA 
/  7tiiû^dçnyjp^rl(lingya 

*;^?  belle  elroillc^f^^ 
':l^ehk}yv^îybctrvtént 

•^Arciifçii^acdcrcfti 
r^Ufniiiifé^saUnighi 
"  hc.utçns.  v/'v-v-"  \,''^^'' 
Ou  les  fait  croire  qi 
\QiiQ%.They  are  made 
icr  then)  fpanglei  y  yï 
ei'abiifed.  V  ^  3 
' A  midi  cftoillc  ne  II 

/^/»ei  ;  Loobe  Midi.' 
Eftc)illé:ni.ee:f.  S/tfr 
/?/  thicl^Cy  rpitbjlarres 

Eibillce  :  f.  The  hearbi 

Sanicle.  >  v;:  . 
Eihilkr'TofitJPÎfhfli 

Eftoillcux  :  «l.c'aIè*^!C 

ivtihjlaYreu  :  •  • 
ïAo^Y\\\s\m^  An  Oïdc) 

the  brea[l$  ofthc'irgon 
Eftoitlctte:f.  A  kind  c 
YMtïiAjîole.ffi/'^'.' 

E{bînach:m.    The. 
'  bullie\hi>fomefOr  bteâft 

Vacrtomacndepc 

'  bTtafi^:(i}}e_bçJi)  peeet. 

Les  viandes  nouvelle 

Pr)v,LMAf  Rebondi 
EIHinaqué  :  m.  ee  :  Ç 
s  Eftoîiiaqucr  à  1'  cno 

ï %*  the  petjBP  pepper  t 

Efto'.n  (Tçur- Vn  vieil  i 
Kimn.i'H-.m.ïc:  i  SU 

Ifficelefje,      i-  ss  - 

Eftonné  :  m.  ée  :  f.  1$ 

.    hUfd^agaJl-^abaJhei 

Eftonnez  comme  < 

Eftonné  comme  vn 
i  ^i^<:^'Ciitpjrfe(té 

Eftonné  comme  rn 
:   VcoHntenancejOtaBe, 

Eftoniien,ent:œ,^ii- 

y^^i' afleepiae(re,m 
%me!Jh,dtdnt{re^a-i 

,"*ifcoitmett^nctim 

"^^me^ordulitbefefn 

t  fout  ce  que  tonne  ne 

tltoquant.T/7r«jîw*,/i 

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Picrfed'cftoillcs.  /I  l(!nd.ôfÛr^ng€'Colourcd  tar*  • 


ba^jdfj  Tvhcrtin  (fating  it  bet^Ptenc  and  the  tight )ma-  , 
'  7jy  golden,  Jparl((i^^andp^^ 

I,abc!Icc(ro:IIc.T^r  name  of  a:  l^iiïjgèthat  l^^ii  in 
'iilehi^f  v^iybctrveene  SDcrw^a^nd  Pontoifcr  v|;J  l'^^ 

•  ^^  rctifcigac  dc  rcftoiUc^  (Couchcr  d  Tci^JTi?  /^^^^ 
iviibokt  dares  all  night)  vndcr  the  Camine  ^/  u?f  ^^^f 

Oa  lès  fait  cioirc  que  les  cftoîlles  font  dps  papil- 

iQXKQS.They  are  mdde  belccue  thatftàrres be  (no  bet- . 
ter  then)  fpangUi  j  yiz.  -7bc)  are  extreamefy  gulled^  , 

•  pi'abiifid.      ■  '  ,  -^/lir'''  '  ■'■'•■'■  '  ■■ ,'  :.;^ ..  '■'■'■& 
'A  tnidi  ciloillc  rtc  fuit  :  ytos.^tmiddfy  nêjîajre 
fl^iaesyLoote  Midi.'             f  ^  .         %■    .   '    \  *^ 

EftoîlIé:m.  ee:f.  Starrie^ful/offtarresypoie^redy'or 
rctthicl^Cywilhparres.     ;  '  ■  -   '-■■Oil.'''- 

'  I  îfbillée  :  f.  Tib^  è^tfrfc^  Lyons  foot  ^Ladies  mantle  ^gr  tat 
Saniclc.      •-■■^-  :  'i^:  ••.         .•;.•  "^  .  •  \' ■,•>/'  '. 

1  Eftoillcux :  ra-cufe^f.  StarrkfiU.ofprresfet thic\e 

-^  ,  ivith^flarres.  ■  ;•  .   ■.  •••;-;    ;"•*  ••■  '  ■     •• .   '   ■•'  W^r^^ 
t[\o\\\ms\m.  An  Order  ofWiers^^^^^^  weareftarrèrin; 
the  btea[li  of  their  gownes.  :-       ;   .      *  •     l^^lt  fi 
Eftoitlctte:  f  A l;ini of  nch fkre^-:^'''i^'-'^  '" 

Kftolb:  f.  /^i?(>/^,  (fi!r4hènecl^^:6farrïejlj, 
Elloinach:  m  .    The  Stomcite^  the  gorgey  alfo^he 
:  bullieyhofomeyor  breafl  (being  ihêfeatôfdheftomacl(e'J 


Eltordrc.  Td  ming^yvrjncb^  mejiywrithe  \ixton  vto-, 


\  lently^  tak^e  wrongfitlty^pU  ont^  oforfombctweene^ .      ^  ;  ;  /  ^^ 

;^^  tbe/fingers of  a'/wiher.  '  '  ■:^''",;:'  •'••■*  i^'^:-  'i^ ^  "   ♦  ;,  -f  •  ,•/ '''^f^ '' 
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lEi\oi^.Tobuild/na\e^edi^^^^ 
-   (lore, prnifhyor firm fl). 
Eflorfe:  fc^  Eftorcc.  p-,      / 

Ertor/ement:  iTîi  /^  wringjn^.it^ref^ng^  rvrinching, 
.   yvrithingyextottingyViolcnt  pullingokt  of  the  bands  of 
"'■■■•  another.  '■■''■Ife'  -  •    .»;V',\..,.-..  .  ::..,-.  :       .. .  ^M\  ■  .!'.-f?^'rvv: 
Eltoublc  ;  f.  Stiibl^^rjîrdtv^romh^ 
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^ii/ra,.T  flomMlrjl4ifiyappetite  vntOydefire  ofmeaî. 
Va  ertomacn  de  perdrix.  :3[/^tf  mngMd brarvne^the 
'brt:^^^^  ^  •.--•■        ^    ^    ^^^^^  ^ 

Les  viandes  nouvelles  font  rebondir  Ircftomach  : 
Pr  ^y.Looke  Rebondir.       ^  '  %  -^^;  -   ' 

E'Hmqué; m. ce:  f.  Angrie at^'m n^rage againft. 

yEftomaqucrar  cncoQtreJde.  Tobeangtitwith^ty 
t.U(e  the  pet ^r  pepper  m  the  noR^at.      '  ^• 

Efbin  {fjiur^Vji  vieil  ettDiiB{rcùrdc'&^    An  old 

Eitotnnii :  m. ie  :  f.  Stonniedybenummed^àHUtd^inadt 

(^ncele(\e^  '■■-■^m-- .-^Sff^^^ 
Eftoiiné :  m. ée :f.  T>flunledy  ajlonijhtdy  amaxed, ap^ 


ErtoudeaU.^  Heftoudeau.  ^''^^Êf^M^M^^     •  ^ 

Vn  ieune  eftoudcau  i\}^ciht.Apoudprinçox  boy. 
Eftoufte:  m.ée^F.  Stifed.ptjforatedjmothired. 
Eltouffemcnt  :  m.  Ajiiflïngfmoîhemg^çhQalitnl^fnf 

focatingyjîoppinf,  of  the  breath.]  '  '  «'  ;  v  ;v:#.  •  .•  -^ 

EftoufFcr.  To fk'fic^f mother ychpa}^,vp^^^ 
f^  flop  the  breath,    '         :_     .     ,  ' .  ):{m0§ 

Efîouîllon  :  m.  Afhhne  to  gather  mndmtiaÈ'iM^';§::^^\ 
Eftoiipade  :  f.  Aftoppage^or  ft(fpping.   ^    .         -    .  ''r}[ 
fy  Eftoupadc.  des  reins.  A  certaine  l^ernel/ neert  about  - 

the  reines.  :^:-    .  .  .^^    .  ^^^^^-^-^^^^^^  • 

EftoUpc:  i:T^eJbjeardsiDckam.  ,.  -■  '.f  ^^^^^^  ^ 

•  iClou  d  c(te)upc.  /^  s;/>e^^3^rjk^//7i^  nayk^f^m 

Jhippin^f\^      .'i    '  .i*         '    ^■-    '•"■m4.#''5' 

"^  Souffler  aux  dtoipes/  l^clpeto)  coniwf0fîn^^^ 

cr^afèy  a  trouble yùtwmblef orne  biifaeffe  ytp;^^^^tbe^ 

.    rvheele agate.  '■-^\„'-/  ,.    .i..vv'      ;i?';^^^^ 
II  a  tiflu  lin  avec  eftôupc.  Be- bath  min^dyOYià^ 
hied  good  y^pd  bad  together.  '''"^rWt 

Eftoupe  :  m.  ec  Î  t  Stopped^Uûfidfhut^ndfvpJi^^^^^  j 

Eftoupcméilt  :  m.  A ftoppingitfrjhuttingvp 


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Eftoupeusi  m.  cufe  :  f.  Heardie,fltL^'te,ftU  of  torve. 
Eftoupiillon  :m.  À  (lopplcyor  thing  thafpppeth: 
Eflouppacie:  f.  .w  Eftpupadci  or,a:tenrjorfiopple^(ôf;. 

t     tor9ey&c.)  '     \^  ^       ^ 

Elteur:  m.  Afightyempat^mfliSl^^^ 
mame         coilnter^  alfàytheajfault  of  a  to)pneyo)(Jvrirefje. 
*         Eftourbillon  :a\.A  whirlewind: 


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fcltonnc  comme  vn  coupeur  de  bourics .,  Çmjhim-     Eftourdi:  m.  ic:  i.VuUedyamax^dyajl^mifhed^di'^ 
^dlil(e4pupuffe(tàke^mthi  [l  ",    éeddedyOrvphofe 

'tftaniic  comme  vu  fondeur  de  clocha.  Much  out  ' 


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;   ^fcoHnttnance^a  Bell-fvHndei'f^bofeworlie  mifcar* 

Wtonaftnent  :  m.  Ah  aJhwfhment^aJfoniJhiHg^oir  flon^ 
^'H  '■  afleepine(fiy  mmnt^^  trf  benum/ning,a  fences 

•c\i^->  ''«'«/Tf  yMitf^f 4«f^if  \  dttUiHgyOmavng, 

cltontier.  r«  gfimifhyma^,  daunts  appall  ;  aba^  put-, 
•»^  fcomfnftnct',mal(eagafi-y  alfi,  to  fionnie,  be- 
^'^'ne^or  ditHtiu  fences  9fi  -.  •    >     ■ 

*  jm^u^  guc  tonne  nc  nous  eftotlilc  point  :  Prov. 

Ciil  ?" ^  ''""  timtiderdots  not  bidder  vs,    m\  ^ 

f^{Stoclitd»vni»i'àlfo,umSH^^^  * 


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be^d  Ceems-very  much  troubledy(hêce) 
alftyhetdk^yi^con fide/Ate yi  naduifedjcvïtlefjeyÏ7uir-_  ^ 
cut^fptSiyrafh,rtlchlefjlt)i»rcarele(fe  ;  ahdfotti[h,  ùloc- 

.  \}p}^tUmpifhMk~^ilc0itbMt  life  fiett  all,  fpiritfafoy 
mdUedjfiUedyjer  ljinoc\eâdor0nt.'    ^      w    -  .      - 
Eftourdi  dc  bafton,  D'il  de  bateau.  Exttemely  be- 
nufftmediOràmar^dimoflvnfityOrvnreadie^fk  afiid- 

'  dtmimployment'y  éryat  his  wits  endwbenhe  iffriddain- 
Ifput  to  any  thing;  alfiyin  a  defperatey&rpiti fill  taking. 
'Aîdftourdi.  Amà^fdlyyheedUnyyvnhtedfiiUyym- - 
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tbat^mmdin9t  thermke  he  u  abwty  pr  hjun^es  mt 
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V  Wt;r//^  ofwityand  hitdy  mit(t  f^dityOr  di'KJti  in  the 
he.id\  alfo^to  fnall^or  t(/iocl(çdowne. 
Eftourdir  fcs  morceaux.  To  cbâw  hu  meat  tUy  or^ 
•JTVAUoy^U  dûumewnhûutchdmini  (haningrù^Ud  it 

.  '  once  about  hu  mèuthy)  mfay^io  maitebnclic  waUs. 

Ellourdiflcmcnt  :  m.  A  duUini,amân;in^,âiiniflmi^ 

,   deprimngoffence;t¥Uybted\  alfo,  andmu^^^dnejje^d- 

'•\  JlomjhTJCHt,  fincelcfiiefeydi^'j^neffey  or  thefwmimwg 
of  the  head  ^  4li\  beedlefneQeymcorffideraùon^  vnad- 
Hifedncl]},  ràjImefeyretcblefnejJe^carelefHejJr^  and.fit- 
ttJhnejftydufnefe^bhclcifiMefii  alfo^a  maUiniJèllwgy 
or  l(.'Wc!(ing  downe.  •  "^  '  ' 

E/îoiirgcôU:  m.  A  Sturgeon-^  the  fijh  Sturgeon. 

Eitouril^au:  ni.  A  St arey  or  Starling. 

E  It  race  :  (.Rarvfillfe  that  s  (i  ruffled  or  tangled^  it  caTU 
not  be  rvounJyand  there  fire  tbcy  arejuine  to  Carded  ^ 
^fcerivardstofpinyit.    I  ^*      '    "1^  '" 

E{}f2dc;L^Prect;  arvay.a highway.        :    , 

Batceurs  d  cftradc.  The  Scouts  y  Forragets^  or  Ftne^ 
rwanen  of  an  Afnùe-yalfOyPur/i'tdilierSyBoot'balerSyOr 
y    S.NichoLuchrbei.  ,  "  . 

titradiot  ;  m.  ^  Ught-horfe^  an  Mbanikn  horfeman\a 

Carbine.   ;•■'',    '•■,■•  ■■      ■  ' /'  •    ■  :-•  ■^'-      ^ 

Ellradiotc.  Chcyaudicr  a  l'Ellradiotç.Tit?  ride  long^ 

tfr  with  long  fiirrups.         /     ' 

Eftra^on  :  m.  T/^  l^arke  Tarragon.  \  ^     '  /^ 

lEftraignc;  m.éc  :  f.tvrungy  or  griped  wthm  tbitfijl. 

JEitraJgncr. Ttf  xpring^or  gnpe  with  thefifi.      ^     ^^  ,  - 

^  Trop  cmbraflerjôc  peu  cih2i\gncY.TohaHe  too  many 

V* .  y/îns  in  the  fire  at  dnce  j  to  dealt  m  fo  many  trades  (vr^ 

matters)  that  he  can  thriue  by  none.  - 

,  Efirain  :  m.  Straw  ^  litter yfi)dder  offiraw.^or  fiuble. 

^pe.grajid train (lirreftraia:  l?£ot.Fr^(l(eefing)a 
*  "great  tMine  into  the  {lrawyfÏL.vnto  beggerie.   .      /< 
E  ftra  i^Hc  :/.  04  Eftrcinte/ 
Ei\Tzil^(kt.T4fftrd^ne^W'iHgbédy^^         tbrufi  vp 
^  clofe  tagether  ;  Ijootie  Eftrcindrc. 
ftrainc5.  «  Eihiwoà?:  *        ;, 

itrailnce:  f.  ^  Eftrcincci 4-5^, a i^do/ellêfibuc^^ 
or  clafpe  (meft  csmnmUy  offiluer)  vpdiu  tbê  fiiftmngs 
bf^lo^cSyhatbands^womtnsgirdU 
^  more  clàff^  and  cm^lic  tbeisjbe  ordinitrk  IsulfU^  or 
/    claipe.  t^    •^■:^■^.liL-5^■''■■■  ^--^ '■ 
Eftraircs.^Eftrayercs;  (^r^Efpavcs.  ^  '^ 

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\^^Mmi^4PJ;^     ,    -^  . 

Eftrancher^  Tranchejr  i /f  r«f 

Elëangc:  œ.cc;  i^Mf^H^^enatdyaUeredyfepe- 
rateafram^gromniffièmme^oroutêflpi^ 

Acquaintance.      /    .v  ;  r 

Eftr^ngc:  comStrang€;tmomh^vnufuaU\f9ffahÊi^a^ 

lun^uuttiindA^^ 

ha/fi$yrêde^(mc09Mli»m,êfc 
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jèlfifr^m.êthers^^fbmnmgof  (êmfamtiâ qsdttmg 

Eftraiîgcmcnt  StrMgefy^vnufiéâUyjmmdirjSa^ 
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nejjeyperut.fenejfe.  -       •  \" 

E{\ïZnpcr.tn.Ailfangeryalien,fârreiner^àn4iutlM^ 
or  out  andijh  man  y  alfOya  fi'emme  bodieytbdt  is  neitiir 
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ledyWhsrkncdyfmoothtrei.  -  •     ^  ^       '  ;• 

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wbtr%n'tHgych'oal(ing.      •   ' 
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fmotber..  ^  1^ 

Eftranguilloii.  Poire  d'cs.  y<  ^i^4it^ /if  ^rf/ 

Pomme  d'cftranguillon.  ACrab^or  mlding^ 
Eftrangiitllons  :  m.  Tbe  Strangles  y  a  d:fcafe  (inhcr- 

Cesy&c.)  .  ^. 

Eltrapade  :  f.  Tbepumfhment  called jthe  Strappads. 
EdrapafTc:  m-  ce:  LHarr'udy  ouer-toyledy  oppftp4 

with  labour ywbereof  too  much  k  talfen. 
Efèrapaflcr.  r#  harriey  êuer-tfyle^  •pprejfe  with  ûhmy 
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Eftraf>cr.T(^  moWyOrcutdopmeJlMiU. 
Eftrapoirc.  as  Eftrappoirè^ 
Ellrappacle.  ^  Eftrapade. 
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Eftrapper.  To  mowyorcutdowne^nbli.. 
Effarappoirc  :  f.  A  kind  of  tittle^  and  long-handlôd  Slc^ 

tleywberewithftuble  is  cut  downè.      pj      ♦ 
Eftraflc.iwEftracc.  *       fe  f      % 

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fifhravc  :  f.  The  jiemmey^rftemme-poft  ofafinp  *      « 
Eftravc  :  m.  ce  :  f-  f^njhacklcdi  freed f^mjiuui^s.  * 
El^ravcr#  TovnJhacl(leyfo freeyOrdeliuer frmf^^^" 

'i(ies.  •  '.■-,,•••/■•■■'■  ...■-••.  '•      '  -m/ 

Eftrayerrm,  crc:f^^Espate:coro^  ^ 

Eilray(3res:£  Efcheati;  tbe  goods  of  fir  angers  àt^à 

without  French' borne  iJfûeiândcfbaftardSy  dead  in- 

teftate^of  witl)0ut  ifiue. 
Eftrc :  tù.A  fubfiancey  orfubfiftencéi  an  effence^btifil}  [ 

fiMte:,dJbytlHfioci^yflemmeyOrdkealifitô^^^^^ 

greeSmdredyOrfitmilie.         '\    ; 

tes  Eftres  d'utic  maifon.  Tbemwârd  ^^^f^f^' 

^priuate  windings  or  turnings  witbinyenlrits iftt^w^^^ 

êutofyd  bàkfè.  r  <v    *  ji     \.  UMtdai 

Se  maintenir  toufîours  en  sndbiemrc*  v;  l^  /; 
one  ftéty ,  continue  in  one  tfkt ,  k^^9»  ^1"^] 
mer  fiate,  be^bm^es  the  mm  be  was  y  er  M  j^tne 
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nfhhfclfè,  alfoy  to^find  himfc^Jp  I  »?fer;2c:(^^FauJcQfl:f 

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Elleiur.  Femme  qui  n*f  ft  point  (ui*  les  Kbmïfèïs^ 

Vut  IS  verïe  'chajly  0/  contine'oc  j  that  Is.  not  e^rjof^ 

the  ht.i'^\  thatcar.es  not  verie  much  ford  man  ;  H'efici-k 

akh^A^  (tir  kVin.ra  loue  mne\alfo^to  ^c0g 

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.Fuft qu'aucun x^cconuÇi.iv-^cthey on'* t'elllif. -    m--,. 

En  ellrc.  Hn  voulc^z.  voUs  tftrç  i*  tViUyou  mal{é  one  1/ 

Citpln\&C\)-      v-:\.     rV    .  . wA     ..fe;  ■       :  .:   .:%'■■•■'  ; 

EtcnÏJisli.  And  1  am  of  the  fame  opifiïon^f  ^  j^  '    ^f 

Ten f:iis  ainfi.  S/^t/; ^  wy  f .i/?,if  /<î  ^//^^/  fo  w'^th  me: 
'    Q^cn  c(t*il  ?  fvhat  of  that?  Que  vous  en  eft  il  ? 
^'jV'^^^is  that'toyjou?:        ,  \.  ,  .['    ■  '  ■^.- \U,*-;>5^  V/.-/ 

Y cfîrè.  îl  y  eft  (^it'Tennfr.Jthe  Bali  u  in  tbc-hai^ard^ 

^,11  y  cfVoit,  2r-6iti  beerie  there  but  that  jffaued 

VoÙNycftcs.  Tou  are  ikthe  right;  you  haue  hit  it\ 

yoiihnie  faid'asiruh,  done  a^ fitly,  ashpofjible  ;  alfoy  ^ 
yoH  (i'-rre  pt^or  curfnotjlirre  yyotkjlirlie  fi^ft^  afefct] 

Von^îfy'eftes  pas  (oit  Boivles -y)  you  arei  or  hgne 
Voift  n^  efte&de  riei>:  You  banc  nothing  ta  do  injhe 

Cc  m'eft  Dieu.  So  helpe  me  pod  (corruptly.) 

Qj.i^d  Gcfut  à  faire  çccfy,  ou  cela.  When  it  comes  to 
'^^ihingnftbis^orofthaxC         . /     .     ■   ^  '       i^^^ 

Qyi niV eft  n'y  a  fa  part:  ?toy:\^e1^atyjomesnoty 

i^-r^^snaK^mànithm.   '''    ■-  \T'-^'f''^M<è .  ^^  [^        : 

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rif^^i^^"^  w//  gô^  tOyOthes.         \        -        .       .     , 
tltrecirtn.  ie  :  f.  Streitned  ;  pinched  y  fhrunl(e  in, 

pluclied  neere  together  ;  contra  fied,^  abrid^cd^  made 
.^drmnejhoHybrought  into  a  narrow 
^^^^ciLXoflreiteny  pinch ydrinr^  orftjrinlie  in^  pluc^e 

^^re  together  ;  to  contrary  abridge  y  mal^ejhorty  brmg 

t-ltreoiffeinent:  m.v<7?m;^^^^^^ 

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great  day  çomrr^its' any  grieuom  offence)  he  hath  hun- 

felkdthe  day  fair  cly\  or, faire  bstid^  bimfii'  h^sgoodlie 

a^onfogodliea  day.  }''..-:■  M'-'-j-m.,:      ^         "  ^ 

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einte:  f.  Apayning.&c •,.  ^/Éftrcjçr.cmcntf  ^p, 

ï^^^flraïn^^  pinch ,  alfo^  a  liind^ 

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swjfhifier,  r  ■  ■  .  ■.  ■  ■■  '  -^  ■  ■  '.'^  §■  ■  . 
^^ftrelutcs.^iFftrayers;  ^//^3^^  "  : 

Eftreliii;  m.  W^  E^ifierling-yone  eftheEafîpaiHs^  or  off 
^Jhe  Hanfe  townies^ofGermanie  \alfOy  a  dru^^'n  huff-^' 
'  Piuff^fwag^erer^ftvafh-bucl^ler.    >  ^ 

Eftrelin  :  m.  int  :  f.  (whence  j ;  'Livre  Eftrelin.;  ^ 

\Mtjound(letling.    \w  •■      --  -  ^ 

vEftrerie  :  f^^  Eftreine.  ^    *  ,t 

Eftrcnc:  n\.QQ:(.HandfeUed\  OTythnthathhada  Nfp^ 
yf /jr^j  JÇ//L  alfoyCudgelledyfwndged^correBcd.      '^ 
Eftrciier-  Xo^handfeliy  orbejiorva  New-yeare/gift  on-y. 

.  ^    alCoytobeatyfwindgeyCud^tlyCorrtB.    : 
Eftrette  :  f.\A  ghdy  pinchy  nifymehch^eil^e.  wring  ;  ' 
V  alfoyavloicntonfetonahcnmic^alfoyilimdof.p 

ment.    ;  ^    v  •'  :   '•'  '/^■'•'    *'  ^  '->  '/;...■:• '•'.^•'  •;"  . 
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Eftribort.;/*f7^  starboard  \  or  y.  the  rightfidebfafhip. 
Efïricqué:  m.éc:  f.  Prankedydecl^edyneat^nc^prucey 
y.  trir\t  vp  ..■;  ;  '^      ■ ':  ■  »^   e  ;  ;  ■  ■''^''■'  -  ]J- 

E^x\ci^\oy':s:'lionftvfcrs.{s.zt\.) 

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^     wfthrvatery  whitevnneythe  yoll{e%  of  eggèSyfuhyand 

Eftric.Vn  homme  bien  t{{l\LSoa\edydrayned^dtamie 

dty.hyTvenching.  ^.  ^    -  "  ^     ^^* 

Eftrief :  m:  Onc^of  the  threejitile  bones  th^jtj;^ 
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^.  or  fAcbf  y^Jfoy  to  fcU.îind  dclinçr  a  ihnig  zntg  hm  îh/t 

'off[r\orgifccs^mcjljlrit.   -    j  .:•;    '     ^ 

Eftudc  ;  f.  A  Studtc\  .t  p/inati'  Cabinet  orlfofu  to  ////- 

die  in  ;  alfoyjiudic  j  diii'^nft  fearch^  ff^i^U'^gs  man.^ti' 
*'        trbQivds  about  Iv^bcclcs.       -  /  ;•  •     on^  beating  of  tlt  UrflWcaUoiit  ttja^^^ 

and  (mure generally)  a  careydiligincclihourjndei.rur  i. 

•  /û  compajyc anymatdn' \  aifo,  ah  rffciïwn^  fifUic^hn.  |^ 

•  Jfior ^dcfn\\appctïl(\fA^Qd wUI jÇYcat  m^ufyinio.     '     ,%■ 
hi\Ai\hnt:  IYÏ..J  Sti  dt^i:^aSciuÛiry  c.icHhat  jlJ[o)x(i  ] 

hishiuj^r.  ■;■  ":  ■  ",  ■•.'••  •■*;  ■;  -^'.AV  ;^/'  :'■  '"■■.:■,  I  -. 
Ffhidic:  f^  r^v  KftuJc.       :'  /  '     •  :  ^  :  j^ 

Eiludic:  ni.  ce  :  i»,Stt(di,cil  \  nuffcdyncdïtatcd  on^  Url  \,   '• 
vujly  thought  f'f\  alf/^  indc  U'mrcd^  l.xbourcdy  ddv^cr/dj 
Pttcd,  .i/fii^'ajji Cicd^fviCicd.       ■•  ^  ^ 

Eftudier.  Ti)  jUidic^  miff\/^:editatC'j  beat  thel)A^.r/:o 
about  y  indcuour^labo^rycajthowtù  get  -^  zje  cabiCfir',  y^-^^' 
hybind,;h,  mindvHtn^brporp  great  cat€  'ipuUy  u!Jôjù  i 
^ffc6iyOr fhncic4n  the  heart k"  %Ét  '-         ^    ;  L 

'^-^9:mgtO'^:lYi.  ASturgiQn'fifh.  f      |#. 

Peichcr  des  Ellui  gcoiis  (yi  l'air.  Seel{e  Pcfch-i.     f 
Eftuvc  :  fi  A  Stone  j  kiut-hottfey  Hot-bath.  •  «"    | 

Eftlivé:  m.  ce  :  f.  Soa\cdy  batbedy  pued^  lopa^jci  vi  ^ 

ivarmc  liquor  I  •  ;#v 

Efluvéc.  Vnc  carpe  alcfVuvcc»  A  fined  Carper 
Eftuvcmcnt;  m.  a  for  l^^ingju  things  fluing.. 
hi^nvçï.Tol]He'^foa\cybàîl)€\alfoytowa'trrje.  -^ 
S'cftuver.  Tc?/îrr^/  ma  Hot-houfc},  to  rpajlj  Imfîli 
inhoiTvaters.         /*  ■   [  '  • 

Quand  vous  avex  Ç\  longuement  demeure  à  tous 
effuvcn&crié  égorge  rowpuc.if'henyou  baucjici)' 
cdfolongfhaliingintheraine^&c. 
,.\-j:thefefibetm^  Linds:^  and  (more  gene /ally)  any    I  F/hlvçs  :  fi  Stcrçes-^  aljh^StnucïyOï  Hnt-houfes. 

tk'0Jirdi^  .       "  •.   ^  Eltuvier:  m.cre:  f^  Ofyor^bclonging  to^  a  staves^  of 

''J|||  Mettre  à  rç||tq  (î^.  Todriuejo  anarroivprait^or  to  ,  :^^[i(^t^hQufc, 
M^^^  the  pinch jjr  to  bis  piun- 


'^.M  'yn^radjull  ijdc  bites  hm  that  does  him  too d. 

J;1^^  i\\.  Th:Jt  wlvchrsiPfO'pped  about  thread ^in 

S;ï;iv;«i/;;^v^^  k^epe  thefngctsfrom  being  cut  intrewith. 

Ejtrmdorc,  .V  l(vid  ofBrittiJlrdamcr.  ^Rab. . 
Elîripc^  m.  ce  :  f.  rntripedyznbomllcdy  mth  hhgutSy 

ûrbQivds  about Jv^  hccles.       -  '  *       ,  • 

.Eihiqii c  : jn.  ce  :  f.  TuUed  on^a^  a  hoot  ci^c]  alfo^  as 

•  Eftriqucr.  'fo  puU  onbonts^or  boot-hofe  ;  alfo^to^furce  a 
""  iv'iL'i  hcajfout  of  his  dcnne^or  out  of  thicl^etSyj^to  the 

'^     t)lun^  '     ^  ■•■'  .  à^A' '     '^  ■ 

•  S' cltriquçlv  TopraaliCy  tricl(Cy  decl^ey or  trimme  zf 
!..  .    hfmfljc.r   •ifel-',  \'    •■  ^        ;    .•    . 

j  Fihivcr/  i^l^        /??fo  the  ^irrup  \  hs ^  II  cftrîvè 
1  ^    trop  ;  he  put!M:{§^ttoo  firrc  inte  tbe.Jiirrup  ;  aé/o^  to 
iïriuCy'dïbaîi^^iCy  c^^tend  ybraivle^  or  brablc 
ivuh.     :        -}A^yk:'4^    '      '  '  :-.'-'■.    ■    .     •' • 

rivcur  f  m.  ^WMtry  brawkr^br  abler  ^tonttntious 

prrfon. .  /[/u>i:,"--  •  '^      .  \  ■•  ,.-    :'- 

Ellriveux:  tn.Qu{pM^:fP^tentiêi{iy  litigiowsy  brabling^ 
':^?iquieiyhrA)vlifr^^ûl^oJ  dtbal  with 

■    one  or  others  ^Ê^f'-^/  •  "    ^  ''  \^  ■  '  '  •.  '     ^     ■ 

Eitrivicre:  f-  A^î^Ht^ leather.  ^ . 

Bailler  Ic^  cltipvicrjfîS..  7^  beatyorjafh^'ivith  ajiirrup 

leather.     '^''I^'M''^^  .    ,■.■•'■      ,'    •     -  ■' 

tn  difant  cela  il;i|o        des  cxppuflèttes  (que  ic  ne 

•  die  des  cilrijv^if  rçfl^  r^"^^c>  infaymg  thatyhefome- 
rij^at  touchtsC^^  (if  ht  fa fh 

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Eilroiciflefiiierl^ 

in^jreSraininz*^^^^'^^^^^^^^^  '.    -    '   '■  ■    ^''■■^-  ... 

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^r^-hJydrncatyOrcnnd/tions. 

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veftrained  \alf0y  fln6ly  hardy, pinching  \  ylgprouSy  du- 

I  ftereyfeuere.  ^   ^ 

Large  de  bouche^S:  cftroiél  dcCeiiifturcj  liber  all 
of  tongue  ybutfparinginpurCe,.     '^■:,     v  • 

VorJa  vn  cheval  qui  eft  cftroict^  v;z.  That  s  narrow 
befirc.  ^Parifie;!.  .  '        r  j«  \.  ^ 

loi\ro\ditmtntSt>aitly,naYr(MlyyClofely\flriB^^ 
ly]'7u^^erely^fenerely, 

FftroifT^iir:  f^  StraHiU^eynarrownefJe^contraSlién.  * 
EliroifTi  :  tri.  ic:  f.  ^r  Eftrcch     .  < ^ 

Eiiroinn.  To Jlraiten^pinchy  reflraine^co7itra^^  ma\t 

narrow orclorcy  hemmein.  ^    •.       . 

Eftroit.^Eftroiift;  '  .i^       • 

Elhon:tT\.Aturd. 

Eftronçonné:  m.ec  :  (.Trunkedyor  cut  of  by  the  trun\e. 
Ettf  ohçonner.  To  tmnlieyto  cut  off  by  thetrnnl^e.     . 
Eft rop! at.  iMmey  cYipU^majmedJhaltinytvanting  fome 
.  principall  member. 
Eftropie.  ùtmedy  maymedymadtcriple.       ^        /  . 

Eftropic  dc  caboche,ou  dc  ctt\xù\it\ftanticl(e;wit- 

leffPybrame-Jtcl^ybfaine^racltf. 


Eft ijy  :  ni.  A  f^Citth^  cafe,  or  box  to  put  things  m  \  ^-^ 
(>//6r^  particnlarly)  a  cafe  of  little  injirun-.cnîs,  asjii'^ 
c^.^n,  bodl(iny  pen-4(nifiy&Cynow\ommQnlyteamul^ 
ànFJtwee.'.  .  ^  > 

Eftnyd'efcriptoire.  i^P^fW^r.  • 

rEfluydes  grains.  ThehuslieypiÙyhuUyOrM'itigof 


come. 


V'E{iuyà\m'lrtia^c.ATabcrn'acfc,Cafe,orCoumfii, 

fvranln/agc.  «  •.     ■ 

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tOfJhut  vp  ifî,ajheath,or  cap,        ,  . 

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ajhe^jtb^orcafc.  ,  V-     r  j* 

EftyroIIe  :i,Thc  hojjlnefe,  and  filial,  or  clefts  A  tiie 

siiin  about  the  root  of  the  nayles.         •  j    ,u 

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orftretchbytooffcnejfe.  X 

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Ervanouï:  m.  it;  f.Faniihid'Jipt  out  ci  fight,  gonm. 

^uddame\  alfofvi^çcnedyor  ina  traunce.  J 

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ruddamcx  afo,tofivoone,orfkUtntoa  ^'f  *'•   -/j:^. 
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:  Hlvciîlcr./'^  rvllicnyawjl^c.roivfeyraifcj'romfl^ipe  yalfoy 
:    U)(\cip.oy  (lirrcrp,    y  •     ': 

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'  1 .  '    nn(  l^iy  H?r  ;  )  Lool(c  Chnt. 
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viUo  xv^'^ch  too  f>iHchvcyiihatb  bctne giucn, 
E'vc:itail : cTiww  Hfvcnto/r;      '. 

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hafcbramd^  r^:fh,vnd/fcrcctJight^hfadcdJiUov0'y9ne 

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^iYd^frvaz?.erer. 

Esvmié!^m.éc'fJ^''^d£djaintc^^ma^^^^ 

hathj.il^cn  ivnd -,  wndie-^jlalCy  out  offeafbn^pajt  the 

Jlfl'\.i!f^^dircoHcrtdy  vcntedyj^nnd  âbt\  published  y 

I   ^  (lY^^:^^^*^^^d\airoy  finnedy^^^  with>a 

I       fan.'ic  ;  cooled,  \  or  breathed rvith  vpind.     ^' 

f  Y.svQiUcllcs.Thcfailes  ofavt^md-miU.        v 

:  I  Esvciit-cmcnt  :  m.  .Ajànmngyorwinndwing  ;  agiuin^- 

I  n    aire  .or  rçm/l  z:ntâ,^  Ifjf^a  venth^g  ;  OY  tal(ingyOY  gtimg^ 

'if  ofro^nd'^  alpiyd  publ ^)ng^0Y  difcouering.         /        " 

Esvcilter.To  fanne^or  iv  nnorv-^alfo^to puffe^low^bYeath 

'  g'ii':s'^r.\ècldwind\  alfojo  dcfcrie/difcoucr^  vent  y  or 

.    i^nd JHÎ  -,  al(o^to  (hvtd^^e^publifh 

"^'VAVQnitX'toiaheicnt.orwwd.    ^       »       ^ 

Kivenceùr  ,\  m.  A  fanner  ^or  mnnorcer  of  corne  j  alfo^  a  • 

f'j^cîttc^s'irvtTft^giner.  «i 

Î ventile  :  m-ce: f,  Tanned^wnnovocd ,  bloivne^  brea- 
^^^cd  on\whcrcuntovpindisgiu€n. 
tJventiler.  TofhnnCy  tvinnow^  blow ^  breath  on  ^  giiic 
.    /«^//^rf  vnto, 

Efvcmoir  :  m.  Afanne-Jipflap^flie-fiapyOrflabcUyto 
\^  ^'^ther  wmd^gine  airé^er  driue  away  fiies.     ^ 

ll^'cntpile  :  f.  A  vent  in  casl^e'^&c. 
tiyerc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  ivormed^as  a  dog^&c: 
}^^^<^^cv.To.woYmea  dog^&c.  . 

Wvcux  :  iji.  eu(e  :  f.  waterifhy  fuU.ofwater. 
^|yier  :  m.  Afinl^e^or  chamell  to  void  water  by. 

f  ^^%er.  fo  pHÎl  by^oY  fcratch  on, the  fkce. 
fciuie:  (.  The  hearbeE{uhyDit4eÛs-mill(ey  ^acksal^ 
'^p'^Turbithy  J^acksaluers  Spurge:  (Apothecaries 
[Vff^^éueYiel^mdofT'H^^  of 

'     ^^"la  :  tMathioIus.)  .  -V    ''        .' 

J^vole  :  m.  ee  :  f-  Shame! effe,  impudent,  brÀn^ faced, 
o^^r^old-,  alfo,  light,inconflant,hare-brai(uiyJhiuU^ 

raulcon  efvolc.^  hawl^e  that  bathflmnc  away  from 


rJernïr::^d,}nmwrtali':;^d^pcrixtiia' 


Plucl^d^by^  or  fcratchcd  on  y  the 


ffmeoncor  other  ^  tal{rnr^vphrm{e. 

hsvolamm,/<af.^y,m'rrboici^ 

ly-; light ly^inconjbnily  ;  on  /:  jlr^'Ja  occcfvN.  • 
Hsiirial  :  liT.ale  ••  i  F^ilU^/^,,  pfcat  fo/ùcj^'ing.    ' 

¥Ayftnd'Jil^ewi{c,cdfuyjf\v^^^^^  '  i; 

Et^iiis.  Pnll  then  \  -ivlhitthot^ff'  \  y^'^  rt  (fthflt\^fi^p~ 
yo/^ yih'yput  the  CJfi  itljc l7r^L'rJ^r^^V  ■.    .  . 

HtcrncI  :  m.cHe;  ùliiwi.ili.ç4!fjij.'^^^  on- 

:    tifjndly  pCfpcticil^prnli  din '^tie^^ry^citir^nc^y WitJ^out 

I:ternel!cinc};i^.'  Licnillfi^  irf^r/ioyirfff,  cifijliiliin^x^ 

COf!lr,Jit.://Y^^  jit,£C!ii;f[ly  ,^  jôf   ii,c)    ^tn^nhOïC  ,  al- 

Hteiril  :  n\  ic  :Z  Ivromic  or  fjritchc  dmvric^  trycd'fJùt 

Eternité.  '^Xtcrn]t'je^mmytat:iie'j^!icYhliin:ric(J\,  cud- 
.^    icljc  c(y/^fî/n{jntc. 

Eternize  Mn.cc.^f. 

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Etcfics.  Tb'Ejjicrlic  witids  tvhilh  cof^jUio/?ly  LdoTV  in 
the  '"DoQ-daxcs.  *      -       : 

htelic  :ni/cc.vf.  Headh'fJ}  ;  hehded\tnppcdy^opjpid^ 

Etefttment  :  m,  Ahetidnig^y  a  toppings  <^r  iujpif/gof 

trees.    '     '/■ .  '^-  ■*•  •  .'  \  -.^V  ■    •  M 

htelter.Tr)  ;i|/^i;»f  he^'dhfjcy  toiopjhp^  or  cnu>ff.aU  the 
hrancbcsofa  tree.        ^  •  '  \ 

Etherc:  m. ee:  f./^/'/^/^S'^j/Vr.  ..  *.'    /. 

Ethojo^ie  :  f^  ^  nwrall  •  ^?^  Entcrlr.de  of  a,  worûjlfij!)' 

icB^  or  'tvherein  mens  rfjiWncis  fi.re  ûVud  y  and  ex- 

preflcd^  '      ; 

Etiquc  :  com.  In  a  confumptio/i,,  r/icazcr,  l;n^infl:ir.£^ 

Etic]UCt.  All! tie  )int(Jjrcuuitc^  hill^or  tict(Ct  ;  cjpccuilt} 

fuch  a  onc^as  f^funl^cip  on  thciatcofaCourtlfiçKi" 

-  fy^ngthefcipuc&c  oj  rji  ii^l,crnar:ic'by  order  of  mf 

-  tree.  .•  ■■  ••  .    -'  .    ._  "■■■■ 
Etiqueta  Not cd^  titled^  rfif}tlcd:,^lfo,  lodged  bj  hUct. 

*  Etiqueter.  To  noU  ,wat  h^r.oy  title  a  hor^ï;e,bjg^o'r  billion 
thé  miljidCythe  bcUtr  lorrrfiCmbery  or^  cohce^uç,  on-  a 
fuddawe^thefubiiciofn  -^aifoy  to  ledge  by  ticl^cty  or 
' billet^  a.s  Harbingers  doe.  ^ 

^  EliàiClQvh'^  t<^\trio\r^s.  To  deliucr  vnto  a  JudgCj 
Exarr/ine^,or  Coi^-rfajjiiner  a  hcitutc]^  eontaimhg  the 
witncfjl'i  narries^andlhe  points  wbci  ton  ihty  arc  to  be 
examined.  '       l  ' 

Etiqueticr:m./^,H.7r^/>//:fr.     r   , 

EtxcucitC'C  A  tiller  ifilienrdw'ithin  the  weuth  of  a 
lMrpyer'sbool(e-ba^\,andcvntTintng  thi^  titles  of  the 

.     boolics\,and  thenan/cs  of  ll'cr?2  to  whom  they  belong  \  a- 
ny  infcrïpiïonyfHprjfiriptvm,tithynotc^orrfiaYl(e  jet  on 
th'oiitftdeofathtngytherebytofindit  out  thefooncry 
alfoya  tol^cnybilletyOr  tn  l(ei ,  deinjeredfvr  the  benefit ^ 

,    or  adi^nlage  ofhirnth.it  Yece:ties  it.  '  ^ 

Befoi.gner  aT  etiqi'cttc.  Torporl^e dcfcyhardyjon^ 
tinuaUy\OY^toyvorkctaslic-^vporl(f.  ';     . 

Etiremcnt.L^t^iSL^Eftircnunt.  '  V    * 

Etiveler.  To  whifiic.or  whoopees  a  hunter.       •     '  * 
^tmqiàt.OsEt*  The  hone  whereof  the  t-^p  of  the  no fi  ' 

isrrade.       -  '  • 

Etrichoir:  m.  That  whichy'mrr^inding  of  thread,  è(to 

faue  the  finders)  wrapped yOr  put  about-it  :  ^Paiifitn. 
Ettiquet .  &,Ettiquetcr.  ^^  Ktiquct;  &,  Etiqueter. 
F,ttàie;&  Ettaier.5'rr('rEf>nyc^&,Httaycr. 
Etvmoloc^ie  :T.  Tb'Etimologie  y  or  true  cxpcfuion  of 

words.  .         . 

Etymologize.r.'^i'  etiwolGgi'^;to  imerprct^or  expound, 

words  tfuely.  *  ' 

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Evadé;,  m.  ce  :  f.  Euaded^ejcapcd^  fl'pp^dypajjtd^  or 

got ^iV.vay  XVI the ut hurt.  ^.    ' ^t%         :'■    r   *   v^ 

Evader.  To  (fcape^tuadç:,  njal^e  an  euûfio?t^giMe'thefipy 

V^et  ayvay  fa  ft  ly^\ujj*trv'n^!OUt  danger.   ^    ,/  ; 

.E vacation  :  f..^  wjruleringJ,oui/ig,fira^^^^^ 

vnceytaïne cnurfc ofmrnejwg.     ^       ■/''■'■'m^'   '''  ■ 
F  valuer.  To  wandir.ftfay^roue^  truueUvncertatfdy. 
Evaliiation  ;  I  An  cml^étiên^  ejiimation^  ratin^j  pri- 

Evalue  :  m.  ce:  f.  Valucd^pÙTS^^  èfcemed^  ratedat. 

Evaluer.  To  tate\pYixs^flicemeyValHeyfetapYifconyton- 
■^  '  ftcicY  of  the  rpûïih  of  ^    -^       ^  *  i»  n    * . 

Vyzni:^\\t'n\.ThèGoïfellygood  neiges. 

Evan^cliquc  vcom.  Euangclicall\  oftheGoïpeU^bc^^ 
(ou^^q^toihéGofpcU.    ;   .  ^^ 

Evangel  (é:  vn.écifPreachcd^as  the  Ccfpell.f  - 

Evangel  ilcr.  To  preach  the  GoïpcU.        ^     . 
Evan(^cli(er  vn  proccz.  c'cft  verifier  la  produâi- 
on ,  ou  le  rapport  d' iceluy,  fur  les  pieces,  &  pro- 
duftîons  des  parties  :  ^Ragueau.  1^      /- 

Evangcliftc  ;  ni.  An  Eiiangelifi\a  reporter ^wbringer 
of^i^on^incwes.'     '  --\    ..    ',:■■--  ^^  ;        .   '^' 

*  LesEvangelirtçsd'vnproccx.  Are  tr»o  Coitnfet- 
lors\appomtedhy  the  Court  as  affilants  %nto  the  re- 
porter of  a  Procès:  (Le  Confcillcr  qui  vérifie  le  rap- 
port d'vn  proccs/ur  les  pieces,  &  produftioni  des 
parties  ;  Et  le  Maiftrc  clés  Comptes,  qui  tient  les 
acquits 'du  comptable^  lors  qjc  V  Auditeur  rap- 
porte au  Bureau  ,  font  appeliez  Evangeliftcs: 
fRaeueau.)  IT^*^        :    ^         à 

Evanicfc./wEfvanide.         *-     v>  -      P 

Evaporai]  :m.  A  hole  ^  pipe ,  or  place ,  to  breath  cut 

•  *•  at.  ■  .   ;  ■      ■,'••;•-■    •.  '■     ■■  ■.    ■:         ■■.■'*.     :••': 

Evaporation:  f.  An euaporation^byeathing^ (learning. 

Evapore-:  m.ée  :  f.  Evaporated Jbreathed out. 

Evaporer,  fa  euaporate  \  breath^nr  fteameoHf.         % 

Evare  :  ml  ée:  f.  Trightned^affiightcd^fcarcd. 

^v^VQX.To  frighten^fcare  y  malie  afraid. 

vafe  :  m.cc:  f.  mdeopen^  wide  S^\ed^gaping  wide. 

paiement  ;  m.  A  wide  openingjOr  rtide  ^reading\  aU 

foy  the  rvidCyOpen^flnd  hollow  circumference^or  conca^ 

uf  tie  of  a  thing.    ,.  S  *      . 

Eyaler.  to  widen  ;  to  open  wide^  to  gtfpe^  ùr  fety  wide 

open  \  alfhyits  Esba(er.    *  •  ^  •  \        -      %    , 

Eucharistie  :  f.  The  Ettchgrifti  the  Sif  crament  of  the 

bodie  and  blotid  ofcMji.  . .  .1  .    , 

*  Eucharrftièj^c  :  com.  Belonging  to  iheEUcjbafifl. 

lour  Euchar iftiquc.  A  communion  day.     ^  m     ^ 
Eudcinon.  0?us  ^ood  An^U  :  l[Rab.  *^         tf  -^ 
Eve.  Thejhrubbii  hearb  called  ^alt»ortJ)anev^rt/ind 

Dtaarfè" Alder  :  ^Langued, 
Eue  :  f.  «^''^ff r*  *  ^ 

Eue  :  m.  ce  :  f.  wateredymoijlencdjor  mingled  wkb  wéh 

Evendîqué  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Claimed^or  challenged  ^^  or  rec$^ 
uered  by  c larme ^or  challenge.       ^    / 

Evendiquer.  To  cUimeyor  challenge  ^  têjecouer  .by 
li.      claime^or  challenge.  y        •     ^    v^ 

Evénement  :  m.  An  euenty  ftuceffiy  endy  ijfue  of  a  mat- 
ter *y  alfoy aduenture^  ht^fe^chance^firtune^ ha^ffdi 
yphencey  ^  ^^  '■■^^'•■/^^'  •..  -v.  ::•.>.  ^t -^  ■;>  w*- '■ 

"^  ^Atout  événement.  »*^//o^ir^w«reo///;  bmfo^ 
eiéer  it  happen ,  what  chémctf$tuer  m0ffiUm.    :% 


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Poulce  &  event.  A  thun  rritilieadth giuenlciwcirp 
:    euerie  ell  m  the  meafiainç,  ofi  loth.  .  -  ^i     .  %  /  ■ 

vcntatton.  A  venting  •  aljo^tke  opening  of  a  vctne^ 
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Eventrcr.To  dràWypaHnih^borvell  ytopkUtiegkts,  or 

mbadgeoHtof.  '    /^i ,  ^*    r        \ 

Euer.  To  Tvata  j  to  moi  fin  \or  m'ingk  with  water. 
Êverdumé  :  m.ée  ;  f.  nholïfrcfhnedey  orfiljhtafîfarid 

Jharpencffejis  decaycd:jaifo;diai?ied  efiuyce.      f  ^ 

EvcrfJunficr.  Tovtnringjorfqucc^ethe  greeneiuycicui 

ofhenrbs^to  depme  ofgreenenepJiiJI:nc{j'e',or%^ 

neffe.-  •  ^  •--.■■.        f-%^    "  ^^/\.f  ^•,i:-.-.-'^.]:    .' 

Evergongné  :  m.  ée  :  f:  Shamele^ê ,  irripudcniy  irrirKù: 

,^-  deji.  '  ■'^-'   ^■."■■■:W-;  '^'-  '''-y^é--\  \..:'  ',r,  A^''- 

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Everfion  :J.  An  euerjionjubttcrtim^ouertkroypyrijr/je 
ouer turning.      ^  '^    \    *"!  ' 

Everti:  tnÀc:(£uertcdyfubiicrtcdji^ertHrn(!dj,rir:m^^^ 
ouerthiowne.  w  '^^ 

t  vert  ir.  To  euertyfubueit^ruinej)uertnrne^07  turneip- 
ftdt'downe.   -'■-  ».. ■■       •■.•'..    i ■-'^;"; i'^-  .'^  '.    '^  . 

tvertiflcur.^Everfeur.      -^  \^     i# 

E\cnucmcnt.lMjlily,efenHal!y^  with  yvhole  pcwcr  ^(n 
vttcrmft  indeuor.  ^  i  '    ,  ^ 

s*Evertucr.  To  labour^  fir  iue  y  indeuory  trauell-y  in  free 
Wmfelfiyzfe  hli  vtmofljîrcngtby  in.     ^  ,  •  . 

Eyefché  :  f. /4  B//>opyi^i^f .  .  :.}'^\^-'r:'t:-v. 

Eveliquc  :  m.  A  BiÇoop  ;  A  Frelate,  r     "^    1^ 

Evefque  des  cna»^ps.  0;?^  that  is  hangd  in  chûiva, 
*  les  Trors  Evelqucs.7fef  name  of  a  Farifian  CoUcdit 
,  (built  by  three  hijhops)  wherein  the  lyings  Leôiura  be, 
^  this  d ay  ^r  cad. 

Debatre  de  la  chappe  a  \  EvcfcjUe.  Two  to  brdbk 
about  athinçi  that  velongs  to  a  third.  *  ( 
Devenir  dvEvefque  Aiimofnier.,  To  become  cj  u 
-  Vr  Elate  a  priuate  man  ;  to  fill  from  a  high  y  to  a  low,  ^ 
fiatei(Manyf^yratheryd'  Evefquc  devenir Mul- 
nicr;  for  which^  Loote  Mufnier.)  * 

Eveique  d'  or  croflc  de  bois,  croflc  d'  or  Evcfquc 
de  bois  :  Prov.  4;^  in  Croflc.     ^      j"^' 

Evefle.  Marrcdy  fpoiledyruined^ndone  j  (a  word  w^ 
vfedinieafly  and  by  the  inhabitants  of  hlois) 

Eueux  :  m.  curc:t.lVatertJhyWateriey/iéll  of  water. 

"EtîErt^Oeufl      ^       ^   %,.:^-:    »     »  ^^ 

E viélion  :  f.  An  euiâlion ,  cônuin cement ,  or  come- 

tin/^.     '  '■  ■m^   ■  -   ':S^i  ■    :■&   â)    -.^  .       •  ^■■' 

Evidemment.  Euidently^pfainefyy  cleerely^pp^^^^y> 

perfpicuotifty^that  all  the  world  may  fee  it.  ^ 

Evicfence  li.Aneuidence-y  a manifèjtation^cleertntffey 

plainnejjey  opennepy  perfpicuitie  j  apparcntnefe. 
Evident.  Etiident^crj^ickousy  ckerc^  ^ip^rcnt  j  manh 

fiftyplainiyOpen.  #. 

Evier  :  m.  Seel^eEfyier.        * 
Evlcre  :  f.  ^^n  Eweryir  Lauer.        ^ 
Evieux  :  m.eufe  :  f.  JVateriJhy  watertty  fU  ùfT»atir* 

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Evitcment  ••  m.  AuelibnnHgMi4mi>  stioiJigiJbiinr 

}:yitct.ToauoU^efchm^{kmyJhrinlfeffifm. 
Eulo^^ci  m.-^  praifCjO/  benediôhon  ;  4^,^  r^p#r/  m^^f  > 
(?/  ufiimoniaU imen^  ofQnes  prai/e^  or  dijpyaift  ;  4//(J, 
j;i  EpitapbyOr/aperfcriptifsn  on  a  tomber  alfo^  a  Tejia- 
mintyorlajlmll.    .   :   j\\.^  :■  ,.1/  ^■.■^:, -^m  ■■ 
l^\nc\iCl\it:tt\.AnEunucbzagefdedman.  ^ 

Evocation  '  f.  ^^^  euocaticVy  â  withdrémmgypuUing^or  ^ 
'tailing  bacliC:^  a  calling  oui  ^or  firth  'yalfo^  calling  be^ 

fore  one  by  àutboriiie  -,  atransjemng^  or  remoumg  of 

caufes  vnto  a  higher  Court  by  commau/td  ofihe  Judg(^s 

thereof i  a  calling  from  one  to  another .     ^  <  • 

Evohc»  The  crie  of  madde  men  j  o/  th'ordinarie  a^ciar 

mtfon  ofBacjcbui  hU  madde  Pr lefts  :  ^Kpb.      |- 
^^onym^*  Spindle-'treeJPriclfe'timber  tree»  -'   J^ 
Evoqué:  m.  ce:f»  Called  ont  ^  firth  jbac^OyOr  away  ^ 
..  wtbdrawne,  trans  fir  red  y  remoucd  ;  called  from  one 

to  another 'y  alfoyaffembled^r  called  togetber^  alfOyfum- 

mntdyor  cited  be  fire.  vv   ' 

'  Toutda  for«  de  la  villc  y  fiat  évoquée.  All  the 

troupes  in  the  towne  were  drawie  together  mio  ^  that 

quarter.  .       -         - 

Evoquer.  To  call  outyfirihyOr  avaay  j  to  withdraw ^  re- 
V  •  mouey  transpire  y  call  from  one  toanolbier  ;  alfày  to  afi 

femblCyOr  call  together 'y  alfoy  to  cally  commâimd^  or 

fmmn  to  come  Mbre  a  ^ndgey&c.  * 

Eiipatoire  :  m.The  hear  be  called  AgrunonieyandUHer- 

wort  \  Lool^e  Aigrcmoinc.  ^  '■^■: 

Eupatoire  bafiard.  Baftgrd  Agrimoniey  water  Agri- 

mmeyWater  Hempe. 
Euphorbe  :  m.  Thepoifinotu  gummie  Tbiftlc  Euphor- 

bium  ^  al/Oythi  caiàjtklfiy  and  congealed  Jap  y  tear  e  y  or 

iu)ce  thereof^  fold  ordinariljf  in  Afotberies  Jhops  by 

the  name  of  y  Euphorbium.        ^     / 
Euphraife:f.£>f-^/ii*r.     ■'^'  "*^  ' 
Euphrofine.  Buglofe  ;  alfo^as  Euphraifc. 
I  Eur;  &^  Eureux.  Locke  Hcur  j  Sc,  Heureux* 
^\^R^{ltS:(.  Ropes  ma Jbipcalled^tbi  Ties.    \ 
Evuliion:  £.An  evuljion^a  pulling  vp\a  drawing  ôut\al- 
\^f^i^*{orfniftal(en^nHoàÇQn  RuûiqxH^rjEoauIfion. 
tu vre.4i  Oeuvre  i -^  irtfrijff. 
Exacerbation  ;kyWfx^^  •    • 

Exacerbe:  m.  ^  :  {.  ExajpCYâted.      '  .,  m 
^exacerber.  Té  be  exajperaUd ,  or  veric  ttngrïe  j  to 

IX^into fyeatthôlUr.  ^   -^         . 

Exacte:  m.cc  :  tEuRedi  extorted -^ extreMmfy  dealt 

Ixagement-  Examy,teffimf,fuUywett.       . 

txaCtenr##jw^,fiKl#rf,  talfè  tb^vtmojl  of^dtaleix- 

^^^^^ywitbytake  violently  from. 

txaacur.  An  exaélery  extort  ÎMer  y  hard  dealer  y  merci- 
We  colle  eior  \fiuae  coruRor\  one  that  talfesyor  lool^s 

V  ^&^  ^^^^  extremuie  ofadebt^dntie. 

^xaCtioil  :(.  ExMéii§nJmddtnUngy0  taking  th't4moJl 

P^^^^mitieofad>tbt.orJntie. 

t^agjjcration  :  £  An  exagg/eraiimf  ovbeétfing  toge- 
ther ;  alfoy  anaggranatingy  or  addmg  ef  mong  vnto 

'^^«c  :  m.tt  :  ULxékggiratidi  aiffâttntedy  merea^ 

^^mpii^,    ^^      '^   ^r., 

y^neï.T§  ex$ijprâtejgprâMateJlàymhid\  niit 

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Exagitc  :  m,  eç  :  f.  Exagitatedy  vexed  y  difquieted^trm- 
bled^y  têffed^  canvafjcdy  hurriedyau.moiledyjbcl^eu 
/Op'yalfOydebatedyOrd/fcuIJidthroughly. 

Exagiter.Ti^  exagitate  -,  vex,  trokbteytHrmoUe^difqkict', 
Hdiêiéa^eytofft^  hurrteyjha^e  vp-y  alfoyto  debate^  or  dif 

^ttiffi  througply.  ; 

Exagorie.  :  com.  îix^c  orner  éd.  / 

Exaltation  :  (.An  exalta tionyor  exaltirr^\  an  extolling 
higher  ai frngyrenowming.  :;- 

ExaJtationfainâeCroix,  Holy  Rocd day.        V 

Exalté  :  o).  éc  ;  f.  Exaltedy  high-jai/ed,  extoUedy  liftrp 
on  high  ;  magnified  y  renowned  y  gUtrificMy  exceedingly 
commended.    ,  "         §  r .  ^         .  ^; 

Exalter.  To  exaliyextoU^r/tfe  high  -,  rrni?w/if /g/t;//^^^^ 
^  mafjiifie  ;  commend  exceedingly  y  lift  vp  vnto  the  st^u, 

orient  Pear  les.       '  :     :  '      p 

Examen  :  xsî.  ai  Examination.         v  » 

Examen  d  futur.  A  preexamination  ofwitnêjfcsy  by 
Commiffionybçfire  a  fuit  be  begun^  or  bcfiréthe  vpfall 
time  y  when  it  is  be  gun,  ypon  doubt  of  their  deaihy  or 
fibfencCy  when  they  areficl^liey  aged^  or  in  imp  toy  ment 
that  neceffarify  will  require  their  pre  fence  cljervhere. 
^Ximinztcur.  An  examiner  y  an  inqutfit  or.  : 
Examination  :  f.  An  cxaminatidnyinquifition  *yfiarchy 
inquirie  after  \difcuJJion  of.'     "^  .    ^   .; 

Examiné  :  tn.ce  :  f.Exammed*y  fearched  i?itOy  inqtii^ 
red  aftrr  ;  dtfcuQedypmdered.^  ■■^. 

Examiner.  To  examine  yor  m'wifler  interrogatories  vn^ 

té  J  to  fear  cb  into  y  inquire  after  5  difcufe  j  weigh  y  pon- 

derythinl(cof. 
Exangue  :  com.  Bloudleffe-y  ttmerOfpSy  fiarefill^^paUy 

wanne.     ' .     .  .^f  '  " 

Exznincmcs.The  fmall  pocl(i'yalfoy  whealsyor  pujhes  on 

the  st^inne.  ^  ^    . 

Exarcat  :  m.  The  cbiefi  place  ofdignitie  vnder  the  Em^ 

perour  ;  the  Lieut enancie  of  the  Empire. 
Exarche.  AVice-EmpeYoury  or  Lieutenant  of  the  Em^ 

Exa^)eraticn  :  f.  An  exajperation  ^yptouocafkny  vr- 
gingy  exofperatingyVixtngybringtngoutufqukt. 

Exaspcré:  n\éc:f^xafp€ratcd'^  made  rough  yjhatpe  y 
harfby  angrie  ;  ag^rauatedy  incenftdy  prouot^edy  vrgcd 
vnto  curflneffeyflirredvnto  chollcr. 

Exalpcrcr.  7^^  cxawerate-y  make  Jharpe ^haifhyroughy 
or  angriô  \  to  aggr}tnâte^pùuok^eyVex  ;  incite  vnto  ct  u^ 
eltieyvrge  vnto  curjlnefjl^wlet  viito  c holler.   \     \    i 

Exaulcéiw.ecrf.  Exaltedyextolled-y  alfo^  begird  per- 
fiâlyyandtopurpofi.-  \^ 

Exaulcement  :  in.  Aft  exahingyextoU'mgymapùfying^ 

alfOyaperfi6lyand  effeilnaU  hearing.   .  ^  "^^ 

Exaulcer.  T^  exalty  mapùfie^  ext^Uypraife  higbiyi  at- 
,  fOy  to  bear eferfodlyy^ndejfi Sua Uy-y  to  lend  4  gentle 

earevnto^  vn-v'^-;v-|-,A^H-fv«i':  .:;•■  ..:^...>.w   -r:^-.> 

Exauthoration.  A  degrMdation,  or  difauthori^gi 
Exauthore  :  ni.éc  :  f.  Èxauthm^^^ed  y  vnautbcri'^ed  *^ 
"^  futfromydepriuedo^sutlmiiie. 
Exauthorer.  To  exauthtàixe^  vnautBori\ei  to'difpofi 

feffo  ofyOr  degrade  frûm^futlmitte. 
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J  Excentrique  :  m.  ce:  f  Tn[cbféd^  laiedûpen, brought 
^      forth ^dr^wm out ef.    '      v ■  '  ^    ' 

Exccntriqucr.  Todi/ch/eyhyopcç^  brht^firthydratP 

VUtû/.   '  ')  ^    • . 

Excquc  :  m.ce  .f.  Bxccpttd^  refcrucd^  fireprifedi  te- 
'      jUMr!td,lmncd'JepcrattdjrQrn%alfoJ>eftdcSyOi^f^uer 

>andl)Cpde$^  .  ,        v  "•      '     '^^       "  " 

Exccptcr.Toexcepryfvrcprhs,  referke  ^  ta{e  ont  of\ 

rcjir'JifîcJtmit'y/cpcratCyOrdiuidcfi'om. 
Exception  :  f.  An  txception^refefHation^firepfifaUj  re- 

firamtyCr  clauft  that  reflraineth  a  generaltit  ;  alpf  (m 
.  I.aw)iJîopyêr[l^iy  vnto  an  ^Hion  j  a  Bam pleaded ^ 
^orp'tt  in^hya  dcfindant.      .     **   -  :^     ^ 

TExccflif  :  m.  iuQitExceJJiueytx^fidj^ 

immndeyaiCyextreame  \  rktoiuy  lâiï^QUtlajhing. 
Exccflivcmcnt  ExecJfiHelyyïmrnodetatcly^extrtatfulyy 
i    ioorrfuchyabouc  meafun.  * 

Exceilivetc  :  {.Exctffîucnejfc^extYmitU^rnmodtrate- 

m'ffcyvnmeafutaljlenejfe.  v 

Excçz  :  m:  Supcffluitte^excejpey0utlap)}r!gy  intempe- 

rancie/iotyUuifhing, 

Éxccz  de  main  non  garnie.  A  thump yOr  blorvgïucn 

byawcaponleljcbjnd.   "^     ^  -^ 

Excîper./ttr  lîxccptcrjO/,/^?/?;^/  /«  4;?  exceptionyOr,  clauft 

ofa^ura'ficc ;  /^^  ^iAT, ^r  tjl^efccuYitlCy  or  warrantifey 

ioîai^e  bondyOrbe  boundyfw.  ^ 

Excifioa:  £  ^  rvaf^wgydcjiroymgy  ran^gy  br calling 
'  ■  drfïVfie.  ■       ^  .  "  '       ■ 

Excitatif:  m.  lue  :  f-  Exciting'^  rewfmgytaifmgvp. 
Excitation.  An  excita tiony  excitwgjawal(ing'y  arorv- 

jmg^ïaifw^^oi'prringvp.   , 
Excite  :  cn.ée  :  f.  Exchedyra\fedjfoypfcdy  (lirredvp. 
.  Exciter.  To  exciteyinciieyflirr^vpyraift^owfe  -yincou- 

rage  vnto. 

Exclamation  :  f.  An  exclamatUn^n  outcrieloHryini 

out.  ■•'^■•.       ■■■■  '  '..  ;•;•.,■-:-;•>  ■■■'■^' 

Exdame.  Exclaimed. 

Exclamer.  To  excUïmtyCrU  vntOy  ma1(can  eutcrtty  to 
caîlaloft^d. 

Byu:\\xé^t.ExcludingyJhuttmgout*yrei^^^  *  r; 

Exdwç.Toexcludeyfhutoutireieâljrefife. 

Exdus  i  ïTi.  vStii.  Excluded  y  put  or fiifêt  out.  r 

Exdilfc.Ajluceyflfpofidhtad.  • 

lEjic\v£\cmçQt*ExcluJmely;4ebarrh^^^ 

âU  others  ;  atfo^  outwardly  ^of  y  out  cfibe  cùmpaffé  of -y 
alfbydefinitiuelyyOr  mW9M  hope  cfappeale. 
Exclufivcincnt  à  tous  autres.  AbfoltUely  bis  mmei 
wherein  tenu  elfe  bauSyOr  are  to  hauoy  ought  to  4oe. 

Excogîté :  ift.  éc:  f-  Excogitated  j  ferioujfy  tbougbty 
earneftfyconfideredofi  inuentedy  or  fiund  out  by  an 

:  êerncfi thinl^ingi  exa^fy yêrfudiouflydeuifed. 

Excôgitcr.  fo  excepta  te  j  ferioufly  to  tbtnlfey  earneRfy 
to  confider^  intentmely  tofludie  of -y  alfoy  to  muent  by 
femui- thinking  ,  dtmfe  after  an  exaCl  ctmftderat'h 
myiîndouî  wkb  ea^neftftudie.         ^^ 

Excolc  :  in.ce:  f.  Gâfnijhed^declfed^jknijbei^  trimmed  J 

tf-'       '       •''  ■■■■"  •■"'  •''  %   ■    ^ 

Excommangc.  An  Excommunication.}. 

Excommunie  :  m.  ce  :  f.  ExcommunUatei. 

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excommunicaimg.\^      ^        ' 
Excornnunïçï.  To  excommunicate. 

Excoriation.  An  excoriationya  flaying -y  ôrfiettirithe 
sl{mneoQ\  .     V 

.  Excorié  :  m.  ce  :  i.  Excorïatedyflàyedypetted^  ^  f/^^ 
sl(inne. 

Excorier.  ToexcOYutteyfayy  plue  ke^rip^fctthc  ilrn 
of.  ;  .•  V 

Excortiquer.  ^/Elcorccr;  To  fay  y  fill  y  ovpuUo^ii^ 

rindfrom.  ^-   \ 

Excremtns  :  m.  Excrements  \  or  y  the  pur gw g  cfm  ^ 
part  of  the  boàïe  j  (hence)  alfoy  dregs  y  ordurtyfilih^  lt 
filthieeuacua tiens.'  . 

Excrementeux  :  m.  cufc:  ('VreigieyflthieJiL'cffL 
CYcments.  '  e 

Excrefcence.  An  eiccrefcence^  afuperfkou<yérim. 

turall  growing  out  of  a  thingy  as  of  a  warty  wcn,  t^c^ 
Exci^etion  :  f.  The  purgwp  or^oiding  ofthefuioful 

tiesyond  excrements  of  the  bodie.  i 

Excroiflance:  h  An  excrefcence^a  fwcUing^oi  jl:ootm^ 
out  beyond  the  parts  about  it  y  as  in  a  bunchy  l^rtot^. 
^  hulch,wbeale^^c.  - 

Excrucic  :  m.ée  :  (.Excruciated ^  tormented  ^^extrcrr.- 
ly  vexedyor  ajjliited.  ^"m^- 

Excrucier.  To  excruciate  :  torment .z  ex ^  ^ricuc,  û{n:ci 
extreamely.  '    "  I 

Excufable  :  com.Excufable'y  that  may  be  exc  uftdjikii  [ 
worthie  ofexcufe.    •  ^  I 

Excufation :  (.An excujingyor  cxcufe'mal(mg^Jcmfu 
tssfiiiiohgiuenyor  iufilpcaticn  alledgcd. 

Excufe  :  (An  excufe  ;  a  colour  able  or  toUerûlU  cnfxw^ 
Jhifty  helpeyOtioidaHteypurgationyOrfatisfnflion-^  ûtJ^ 
in  Law^n  Ejfoine. 
:  Elle  a  perdu  fbn  excufe.  Said  of  a  woMonvpidm^ 
which  gotten  with  child  now  wants  à  hnsbtind  tofu- 
ther  it  on  j  or  awed  by  that  want  y  is  ajraidîo  ut  ki 
fill  of  the  d^Jh  that  fljemoftajfcils.  \ 

Excufe  :ni.ec  :(.  Excufedy  ejjomed'y  toUerablj  cvfrn- 
redy  indifferently  cleeredyprettity  rvcUauoided. 

Excufer .  To  excufe  ;  colour  ;  effoine  y  to  an/wcr  toller  a- 
blyyauoidprei  tily^Jhift  cff  indifferently  welly  an  obiu- 
t'lonycbargejor  imputation. 
Icnc  me  puis  excufcr  dc  la  mon^fi.  I  cannot  tfcâ^t 
deathyif  ,  V    -  *■     , 

Tcls'excuie  qui  s'accufc  :  Prov.  ^ome  rvben  m) 
meanetoexcufcyaccufeythemfelues.  %  I 

Excufeor  :  m.  An  excufer  ^  an  effoiher. 

ExCCTable  :  com.  Execrabley  accurfedy  abbcminélt 
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Exeaation  :  (.An  execrationyCur(mg,hornbleianningy 

or  blaïphemieyd  wiflnng  at  the  aiuell.  . 

Exccïéuu  Excaablcj  Al^Oy  execrated,  curfcdy  banned, 

'  abborredm  •  >^ 

lêxtCTa.Tqexecrate,cur[e,b0nne^hbmt,  detejl,  wif) 

Mthediueil.    "  •  -  ^ 

Execute  :  m.  de  :  f.  Extcuted^atd,  accmpVJhtd ;  ful 

U  death  j  dàrained^ feifed fif  •  dtbti&c.  -  • 
ïxceutcr.To  execute  ^9  fvr me, effeR/Ry  acccmfUlhr 
.,   niih  Î  t»  execute^ fut  t» death;  to  diJtratKeiJenf>" 

Uuieyfirdebt,&c.  ■"■       ■••.,'"M-'--t-.<»*-'---/A»-î    j. 

Le  mort  execute  lcvif/rl;rfc«r^  1^0  fMr'^'X  , 
Huyput  an  Obligor  m  execntm  î  but  not  bu  bene  jf^  ^ 
«UftrfonaU  Executim  end  with  the  Obligor.    >■> - 
EjKOitcULj1nExeckt9r,efeii€r^firmer^ccmfT 
erofwbatbe  hath  m  ebarge  i«fo»  the  Executor  *J' 

Teftament;  alfo.an  Executioner^  Htnginsn. 
Sergent  exécuteur.  7batdififainet,wfenti»^'  ' 
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liuon  bycomiijfvin,to  dtfl 
^rco'hoffuitawafdtd 

\aiUt,or  vnto  ha  Counfell 

fjcecUtoire  iQom.  Extent 

^  X,t  Execution.  * 

*  Exemplaire  :  m.  A  patter 

;  '  'amnte,  prtfidtnt,  or  prect 

ivi'ttin^,     "  ■. 

to  ukf  example  by.  ^ 
\  ^xcwypk'.m.AnexjmpUj 
'     !oiiiU<ra>\acopie,  or  coi 

tkiV^allcdgcd  to  prone,  0 

À     hlcut.  ■ 

I  Exempt  :  m.ptc  :  f.  E-xem 
'  \  .  ifdgeJ:,  alfOyVOid  of,T»:tl 
'  Exempté:  m-  çc:f.  £,.\ 
,  fom,d(fchjirgcdof. 
'-Exeinpter.  To  exempt,  jri 
frorn^  to  priui  ledge. 
Excmptiblc  :  com.  Excn 
uikdged  i  that  may  be  te 
1  Exemption  :  f-  Exemptio. 
!  l(di;e,fûnchirc,  difcha:f\ 
Ex'?nteré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Drav^ 
-  mtïalls  ate  tàlfcn  out-, 
Exentcrcr.Tfl  boftafeU^pau, 

Excquant.  F'inijbiri^  fei 
(«futini^purfuing  ;  atfo, 

Exeques.  TuneraUi,or  fm 

Exerce  :  m.  éc  ;C  Exerci^ 
managed  y  medltdwitb. 

Exercer.  To  vfèypra£ii£ei 
mmait  -,  to  meddle  mti 
s'Exercer.  Toprtûifei 

Exerccur  :  m.  ^n  exért} 

Exercice  :  ai.Exerc^',t 
exieutioit, 

Eftrc  en  exercice.  T<r 
CIS  yvberein  atteuâtuteé 
hfotitime.) 

sExerckam .  Exaei&i 

txercitation,  Antàerei 
Excrcité^|ftéc:££x«r 
_  li'led,mcb  occupied^ 
Exercite  :  m.  An  bot^^g 
Excrcité:in.çc:f.Ex(r) 

""rrdvnto,  .  '  '  ■• 
s'Excrciter.  n  enereife 
^^iàkndeàltwkifli 
Exfoliat£  trépane  tldEi 

ijientbtfuperficiesofti 

txroljation  *os./ft»« 

A^«'/f««  oft  bone, 

halation-.  C  il»  «**« 
-,mfmtbe  earth. 

Exhale  ;  nuée  :£«»i 

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compl'ifly^y  or  (fémgâfa tbrng  fjutn  in  charge yalfoy 
.iti  Executïonvpon  a  ludgementyOrfm*  debt^&c. 
x^'CUtoire  •  "i-  A.  v^rit  of  ExtcutiM^  at^  authoritie 
Itucn  byco^^^ijfi/in^tê  dtflramyOrfei^  afuiiois^odsj 
\r  cois  op  fuit  at^arded  ;  or  fur  the  fits  duevnto  the 
Coih't^orvnêoh^sCounfellj&c.  ^  * 

iHxeciitoirc  :com.£xeci4tmiey  execulingy  or  importinj^ 
aiiExe  cation.  m 

Exemplaire  :  ft\.  A  patterned  fampUyOr  fampler'^  an  ex- 
amoic^prefid^nty  or  precedent  y  fit  others  tofvl/orp^or 
tûuk^becdùy'y  alfo^  the  copity  or  counterpane  of  a 

\s,z'x^A^\xz\'v\znl^V.xcmplârily:^fb^ 
iotJl\c  example  by.  '  ^ 

Exemple  :  m.  An  example^fample^patterney  orprefident 
io(i/ll9tv\acopiey  or  com terpane  of  a  writing  i  one 
tkni  allcdgcdtoproiiey  or  injorcCyanother  that  refern^  . 

'II.  ■        *  ,•  '         ÇP  ■  \  -* 

EKCiiK^t  :  m.ptc  :  f.  Exempt  -,  freed,  difcbargedy  priui- 

lulled;  alfOyVoidofyWithout  part  in. 
Exempté  :  m.  éc:  f.  Exempted -y  priuiledged  ^  freed 

from\difchjir^cdofi 

-Exempter.  To  exempt  y  free  y  difcharge  j  acquit  y  releafe^ 

from,  to  priai  ledge.  ^^       .  V; 
Excmptiblc  :  com,  Excmptible-y  loojjiyfreeyquity  pri^ 

uilcd^ed'ytbatmayberemouedvpiiheafè.. 
Exemption  :  f.  Exempiion^  freedomeytmmunitieypriul" 

l(d^^yfranchifey  difchctrgeyfrom. 
Ex?nteré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  brawnypauncbedjbowelledja^hofe 
^  intïalls  aretàt^enout.  \      • 

Exenterer.To  b(npeU^paunch^ra:t»ypuU  out  the  intralls 

of.  .    /  ■•■■  ,.  .^   ..  ■•■  ■•■;■■■  ;- 

Exequant.  Finijhi?!^  perfin'minpexecuting  ;  alfèy  pro- 
ÇHutingypurfuing  j  aifOy€xpre/^gydeclarwg. 

^y^zoms.  Tuner  ails  yôrfimer  ail  folemni  ties. 

Exerce  :  m.  éc  ;  C  Exercifid^vfèd^frgGffed  j  e^çeçutid^ 
manage  d  y  medlid  with. 

^mctï.To  vfèypraélife^xerclfe\  tdt execute *y  hantMe^ 
f^^nage-ytomeddle  mtb.  ^ 

s'ExQïccuTûprgûifeiUenmehimfèlfi. 

E^'txct\\ï;m..Awextr$)firyAprâa^er.  ^  \ 

Exercice  :  m.Ex  ercife  *yinmrenientflfeypfâSfei  a^ion^ 

Eftrc  en  exercice»  To  wait  ;  (as  in  ahemâtme  Ojfi- 
^^s.Tvherein  attenàanci  k  to  begmen  bj  twmesyOr  one- 

^^^^^^Kkwt.ExarcifitgyvBngyp^^  enuring 

Exerci 

^^^^^d^mcboccupicd/fgtuuiexpmcmx'm^ 
!^^tïcixjet:m.Anb0âffy0rarnlieêfmen. 
txcrcité  :  m,  éc  :  UExmifed^  praHifedm^  vfrd  er  m- 
\^dvnt0.    ; 

5  iixcrcitcr.  Tù  exenifi.prgmfi,  vfi\  tnmt  hmféfr, 

txtoliatittrcpaiicéïfoiiatif  That  goès  no  firtber 

T:!iV^^f^f^^ficiesoftht$kHtt.. 

t^oliation  àtm^An  êfàmyn^  tâl^g  vf  àfth'mfy 

^'iP^pciesofabone. 

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^mwmthe earth.  ^^  ♦i^y  f>?l^^v  /^      .y 


;nxercitation.  ^  tàernfivgj  vfiêg,  pâSifiafyHutmg. 
txçrcitéjj*éc:  f.  Exercifed^vfid^fraaifed'yérmred, 


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Exhaulfc:m.éc:f.  Exaltedyraifcdymounted^  aduan- 
ced.   V   *    •  .V...    n^'    .       » 

Exhaulfcft  To  exalt ymountyraiptyaduance.  \      « 
Exherbe  :  m.éc:  f.   Clenne  weeded  y  grajlejjcy  bared  of 
gvajje.-       '*•         .  *'      \      ' 

^\\\Qxhçt.Toplucl^é  vpyor  weed  out  yhearbes  y  graffcy 
weedes.  ^  • 

Exheredatipn  :  f.  A  difmheritiffi. 
Exhcredé  :  m.  ée :  f.  Difmhemed,.  *      * 

Exhcrcdçr.  To^iifheritCyOr  difmbcritey  tideprwe/fthe 
rights  of  inheritance.    „        ^      ^  .      .        " 

Exhibé:  m.éc:  f.  Exhibited -y  pre fentedyofferedy^mcn^y 
publict(lyjhcwed,orfetfor!h^  y 

Exhiber.  To  exhibityofe/yprejen:  3  giueydcliuer  ;  ^ j^(?>/i> 

jheWyOr  feî  fmh  pubiic)(lj\  or  ^rExibcr,  : 

Exhibition  -f.  ^  prcfenting  ,  oQcrtngy  exhibiting^,  a 

fiiftM  exhibition  \  a  jheWyOr  Jetting  fr>rth. 
Exhiiarc  •  m.  ée  :  f.  Exhitcratedy  gladdedy  rcioycçd. 
Exhilarer.  Te  cxhileratCy  glady  reiajce ,  mj^cfiùlu/i. 
Exhorter.  ^  Enhorter. 
Exibé  :  m-  ée  :  f.  Exhibited  y  prcfcntedyfhcwcdyOr  layèd 

out  vnto  view  ;  alfOy  àferei^  miniflxedy  brought  in. 
Exibq:.  To  exhibityjbewy  prefcr?t^  lay  oat  'vnto  vïviv\ 

alfo^^io  o^ér yWimfter ybcjlowy  bin^  in,  things  /icftf- 

fjifie.      '  ^        -, 

Exijiencé  :  f.  Exigence  jne ce jfiiieyextrcmitie. 

Selon  rexigcnce  du  c^n^.Accardivg  to  the  need  of  the 

bufineffe/mn  as  the  cafe  rcqïïirctb. 
Exi;]^ucr.'  To  redeliuery  or  ^ue  vp  a  b^eajl  l^ept  vnto 

halues]  or  to  part  the  profit  that  hath  bene  madcyor  w- 

creafe  that  hath  Carney  thereof. 
Vji\*Tti.  An  exileybanifhment  ^relegation, 
hxilc  :  m.éc  :(.  Exiledybanijhedyrelegate((^  : 
^KÛc  :  com.  Exile  y  flender  y  tbinneyfinefphall-y  worths 

le  (fe, of  little  value.  ••      ■    .  * 

Exilement:  m.A  banijhingyan  exilement. 
r  Exilement dc pais. Tbe^difpeoplingofa coufttrey. ^    , 
Exiler.  ToexiUyto  bantfh  ;  ory^s  Éxùlcr.  ^    ' 

Exiler  vn  pays*  To  de^oy^  depopulate ,  mal^e  defo- 

hteyacountrey. 
Exf mé  :  m.éc  :  f.  teaneydrainedydrawne  dria  yalfOy/ex'-  \ 
'    emptedyfriedydifchargedfrom. 
Eximer.T(^  exemptyfrieydifibafgeyditiuerfiomial/Oyas 

EfHimier.^ 
E?cinané  :  m .  ée  :  f.  Emptied  y  cuacuated.  •  ^^ 

Exlnanition  :  f.  An  emptimjfeyon  tuacuation.        '  ♦ 
ExiOimé- <«^  Éftimc. 
Exitial:  m.  ale:  LBmefiUydeàdliiydefirueiion^brmg' 

.     •         .  .  -&^!^  t'  «  . 

-  ngi     ■■■; ,        'é-?'.-';:'-    ■  ■> 

Exiturc  :  f.  An  epep^ffueydtpétnmg,9r  t^tigfirth^j  tl- 

Exoinc :  m. 4n  Effb'tnt  ;  01  excufe j  a  difehargtefy  or 

'    toUerâtion  fw  ^Akftme  yVfàn  atawfitU  câuffatUdgiéli 

.  a  delay  in  Court,  vpo  an  Atiurneys  oa/h^  »r  afirmathr, 

that  meoftht parties  Uptl^^ntHebtt U^traUttt-yat-  i 

/fl,/»Exoniaicur.  ■ 
Exoiné  ?  m.  ée  :  f.  Bjptineâ-y  txnftd^  btrm  vitk  (at- 

tbou^  abfeHlyOf  not  apfearing)  by  teafè»  êffukjtefpi,^ 

«rJmtvtbefUstvfhtt  mpedimnt^Mgtdyêr  dfpofià, 

by  another.  .  . 

Exftincur  :  m.  ^y»  £^wfr  ;  w-,*»  Bxoniateur. 

Eioinié:m.cc.:ti« Exoiné.  ^        /  '  _l 

^"Êti^im-km'.lAfiimMlfKfl^nepmaUpmt  tf 

thebodie.  ^ 

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.^«tiflrt/»  exeMfif  é'abfenceofanotber.byfirearnu^or, 

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Exonicr.  roediinei  to  excufe^nef^ôm  aff earing  in\ 
*     Court ^or  gomi  to  the  warrtSy  byoatby  that  be  is  imfo^ 
,    tcnt^infuffiàMMyJukej^totberwifenecejfunly 
td\  aifo^  tojauf  harmélejfe  ;  U$k^  Eflbyncr. 
Exorablc  :  com.  Exorable  ifityor  eaficytobè  mtreaied. 
Exorbitant.  Exorbitant  y  monfirvu^,  irregular yCnor- 

mus^exceedin^f/tat.  ... 

Exorcilinc:  m.^^  exorcifmeyor  exorcijlngy^  coiûuring^y 
.    an  admring:     »^/ 

Exorciftc  :  nh/tnExoreifl'y  or,Coniurff.   .     ^ 
Exordc  :  ni.  AnexordisêmybegirinmgyentranceyVnto. 
Ic^xoRofC'/if^el/i/jgofthcMones.     ? 
"".xotiquç.coin.  Strange^fhrre'me^utlandifh:  ^Rab. 

xpatriation  .(.Abanijhmenty  abfence^or  beings  out 
:•  of  bisovonefoUnircy.     : 

Expatrie  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Vrom  hmty  banijhedy  abfentjrom. 
»'   orouiofJusorvnecountreyJ  - 

.Expectation:  f.  Anex^eohtion^atteudiniJiongptgytoO' 
K:ngfbr:  /       '     ;  _ 

Expectative,  as  Expcâatîon,  fon  Expectative* 
Bcndîcescgnfcrczcnexpcélativc.  Inreuerjion^ 
cxpcd^nce  5^  ofj  rvbichmujt  be  waited  fir.        •  * . 

Expédie  :  m'.éc  :  f.  T>ifpatchedyperfvrmedyfin}JI^^^^ 

'  ped^necijfidoiitofiheway. 
^Oaivrc  expcclié*5;^c6  afetting  0 f  piller  s  y&Cyagainft 
a  wall^  as  ?nai(es  îhemycfarrLoffy  feemepart  ofity  al- 

.  '   ihoH^h^mdcedy  they  touch  it  not. 

Expedient  i  m.  A  hclpCyfit  meanesydeuice^trick^:jhifiy 
euafion^tdauoidarnifçbiefèyorconipafjeanymattn^^ 
{particularly)  a  propoJitionyCourfCy  or  meanes  ofagree- 

\  menty  to  p/euent  fir  tberfuityor  charge  in  fuit.    - 

expedient.  Expedient,  fit,  bebouefitt  j  needfiUy  necef- 
sarie.      ^    ' 

Expédier-  To  expeditOyatcbieue,  difpatch.perfbrmiygoe 
through  mthy  haftea  totan  end  y  rid  out  of  the  way. 

Expeditif:  V*  iuc:  f.  ^Mictie\Jpeediey  expeditiuey 
prompt  y  fcadie  y^  ridding  ^  dijpatcbingy  fionc  àtcbie^ 
uing.  *    /  ;• 

Expedition  ;f,ExpeditionyriddaHceyà'i^^^  at  fi  y 

an  e'xpeditionyVcyageyA£iioriyWariil(e  enterprifi^ 
Prendre  expedition.  Lool(e  Pftnéic.      m 
La  chofc  fera  de  longue  escpeditron.  tvill be  long  a 
doings        "'  :  \  / 

Experience:  d  Experience ytunningysltillylinonfledgey 
wfedomeygott^n  by  much paSlifOy^d  many  trialls. 

Expcnmçnt:  m.  A  triaUyproofiyixpèrhnent. 

Expçrimtnté.Triedyfn'ouedyexpertmmed'y^  Ex- 
pert ;  of  good  expérience.    ^^-^  < 

Experimenter.  To  experiméntyproouey  ajp^y^ie  j  4/- 
tempt.    ^r-^^  '  c  ;      u 

Expert  ExpertyfkilfiUyCimningyWtUfien^^ 
fiencedintbingf.    ^ 

E7fpénifc^f.J^xpertneJfeyCunningysl(il^^^  ^* 

Expiation  :  f.  An  expia  fmy  pur gation^fatUfiaiên. 
Ea^rfatoirc:  corti*  P^gi^g^f^tisfymg  Sacrificing  fir. 
Expié  :m^:  LE^iâted;  purged  byjiurifice^cér 
l^icr.ToexpiaUytopurgeyarcleat^^^  bjfamficeyto 
'   maifé amends jïïfktisfh^ionfif.       ,.     .  y^i^^^u.iV- 
Expilé  :  »•/€  \fv&Ueiiyfieeeedy  r^ffbtdyextwtedvpm. 
\  Expiré:  ouécrf.  Expired\bfeathidoutypafed^or  w- 

paflkéBmayt  as  a  bteatb^  vafêr\  tê  determine,  tné, 

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Explaiwdé  :  m  ce  ;  f.  VlaincdyplûnedAeuelled. 
^y^hlXàdcx.Toplaine.planeyleuelt.  • 

Explaner.  7o  expoundyèxpreffcyexplainey  mal^e  pUk^ . 
dcciare^manifijl.      ^  -  * 

Explaqdé^P/^Aû^it/F  exploded  ;  difgr^cedy  àr  driutn «. 

îV4r>'  ir/r/;  hijjtngyor  clapping  of  the  hands.  '^ 

Expiauder.w  Exploder.  '  .     , 

Explétif:  hi.  iue  :  f.  EiUini^al(mg  vp  ifiUfUirn  p^^l 

jeéling.  .^  -  •  : 

Expletiveinent.  Tellingly  ycompleatly, per fcily^ 

Explication  :  f.  An  expUcation^vnplktngyCxpknatm 
.    exoofttionjmterpretation.      ,  ^  ^ 

Expliqué  :  m.ée  ;  iExplicatédyvnfolded^explamcd  in- 
terpretedy  expounded.  ^ 

Expliquer. To expficateyZTjfiidyexplaineyinterpret  ex- 
pound. 

Expliquent  :  m.  An  explicatoryvn folder^  explakcj^  in 
terpretef^expounder.^ 

Exploder.  To  explode  i  publicklyio  difgracey  or  dm 
outyby  hi  fflngyor  clappingof  hands.  ^ 

Exploi6t  :  m.  An  exploit  yadyaâtiony  deed  y  rpcrl^e,  (xc- 
cutionydifpatcb^tchieuement^matterperfitn^cd-^  aijo^ 
an  fidivurncmentyOr  Citation  ;  alfOyantxecuiun (.j]ùr 
^ponya  Judgement;  andafeifure  by  ver  tue  tkcrccf; 
alfo\the  pf^lje/fiony  zfty  holdingyor  enioywgy  of  a  itin^, 
Explçiét  de  Cour  :  C'cft  vnc  expedition  de  caufe 
par  dcfaUTTou  CQhgé,  oii  Congc'  dcfaur^  Iclon  la 
qualité  d' iccllc^au  profit  de  ccluy  qui  compare  a  1' 
ai  dience,contreJc  défaillant.  ^a» 
Explôia libelle,  Srf  Libellé.  _, 
Exploi6t  de  Sergent.  Tbe  rvarrant  n^hichheehd 
fbryalfoythe  report  yOr  retttrne  he  mai^es^fy  an  Mmn* 

•  mentyArreftyExecutionyOrfeifureofperfbnorgoo^sjif' 
dered  by  the  Court. 

Les  derniers  exploî6b,&  aâcs  de  voffQkion.Lùo{c 
Aôe. 

Exploiétabiç  :  com.  Seifable^  liable  vnto  anExtciiiir 
on^ét  to  fêlure  \Mlfo^lE.^^\oitzh\ç. 

txploicStationde  biens.  An  ExHtition  agaipfl  ^océi] 
oraferpne  oftbem  by  the  H^ng^  Coutty  or  Landlord. 

Exj^loic^é:  m.  ce  :  £  Dtéatcbedy^xploiaed.ûtied,  exe- 
cuted y  done  y  perfirmedi  ^tfiyfèifedy  or  tal^en  by  Exe- 
cution  ;  entredvpony  by  n  Lordly  alfOy  pojjejfcdy  vfedy 
enioyed.  -^ 

.  C*eft  bien  eM>loi<5té  a  toy.  You  tal^e  gréai  care  ofy 
or  make  great  ha  ft  in  ^  the  matter  fure  {(Ironically^) 

ExplôiiSer.  To  expiai ii^  perfirmey  di^atcb  ;  aiiy  exe^ 
cutOyâtChieue  ;  alfoytofeife  5  enter  vpon  yput  «  exécu- 
tion \  alfa  yto  hold  yenioy,.po{fejfeyv/e. 
Exploiter  chemin. 7  <>  iw/fce  i^4/^*irj5^ 

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Exploiélcr  le  fief  i  pure  perte.  Iwt'  P^''^*      , 

"A  mal  cxploiaer  bien  ^ÇcAxiVxo.Ajàwepttmt 

fin  éifiitlett^igco4w«rdsafttr.  emildeeds.      \_ 
Exploiteur  :m.j1naaer,atcbitiier,ixtcuttt,ferpr- 

mer^dMêteber,  doer  of  an  ekpUit  5  aifot  m  ^wg*"* 


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Executiûnvpon.  ^^vj.- ^-^-yi^^r^^^--^  ■■ 

Sergent  exploiteur.  TVofàtnme  Sergtânty  vr 
^^€ngtt  -^'  "--*  "^  "i:/-"  VYtiuuons^t. 
«^icploit.  Set\ 

Exploitablci  ».v»ii.  .c*i(»«»*»««»"jr ,/  ^  c«. 

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J/mher.  '      . 

Exploration:  f.  ■ 

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Explore  :  m.  ée  rf. 
Jarre  into. 

Explorer.  To  explo 

proucjortrie^byp^ 

Hxpoliateur:  m. 

uC'r. 
j  Expolié  :  ni  éc  ;  f. 
pnued  of, 
Expolicr.  Topïfc 
of. 

Expoly  :  ir.ye  :  il 

td.,cleànlie,neat, 
Exponce.<wErpor 

iàk'H  oftbepo(!i 
ExponélioHL,/»  K 
Ëxpolc  :  m.  ëe  :  f. 

'  afkue  marine  fir 

pbined.       -. 
Enfant  eacpolé. - 
hath  betne  left  in 
Expofêr.  Toexpofi 
expound, hiterj/tei 

Expofcut:m. /<a 
exph'itrer. 

Expoiîtion  :  fl  Ài 

tm. 

Exprès:  ni.  e(îè:£ 

r-eU  ;  man'ifift. 

Par  cXprCS.i  &  t( 

pofely  ;  namely, chi 
Exprefeeinoit.  as 
Exprcfîîon  :  f.  A» 

myhru^inf^/qut 

Icsexprefsions 

ornoporperitopur 

Exprimé:  m.ée:  £ 

Ttâ,pïonoumedyji 

Eftoit  il  afl'czexj 
becncfaidto  that 
Jpent  m  tbe  mattt 

Exprimer.  To^xpr 

pronounce  ^a^o, to 

«probation:  f. 
poachmi^wUtin^ 

Exproprié:  m.  ér 
trietieofdeptjui 
txpugnabîc:  c6ni 
J^'mtdjtrwnb 
Expagiiatèorf  in." 
mmtr  oftomui 

txpugnatiohtf./ 
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fcAfchef.  ■  '  ' .    ^'"  ^ 

Exploration  :  f.  Ah  txplorationjearch ,  at  tryall  by 

jarch.   '  #  *    Î 

Explore  :  ni.  ée  ft  Searçhed,orprotted  byfèarchjoelc^d 

June  into.  ] 

Explorer.  To  explote^^ie^fearch  or  lool^e  jknt^imo^  to 

pmc^or trie ^byp: arching.    '.^■■^' 
Hxpoliatcur:  m.  Ajpoyler^robbefy  bereauery  or  Jepri- . 

'  Expolié  :  ni  éc  ;  f.  T)}jpoyledy  robbed  y  bereauedy  or  de- 

pruéedof.  •.. 

Expolicr.  Tojpoyre^diJpoyUy  foby  depriue^  bereauty 

of.  ^  '      \  *^ 

Expoly  :  m.yc  :  t.Vol}jhed^  fmooéed^fleel^edyburnljh' 

td\cleanlie^ncaty  fîneytrimmeyfolite. 
Exponcc^Érponcc.  A  Utvfiélquittingyleauingyorfvr" 

l'àl^miofthépofrejftonoflandyhrc. 
Fxpbn6lioia,/w  Exponcc. 
Éxpolc  :  m.  ëe  :  f.  ExpoCedyfet  out  y  put  or  layedopen  to\ 

afhi/e  martre  fir  iûlfo^  expoundedy  interpreted^  ex-' 
'  plmcd.  .    -.  .    .         •       ; 

Enfant  cxpoié.  An  outcaftyOr  vn^norvne  child ^  that 

hath  beene  left  in  the  feldSyOr  at  fame  doore. 
Expofer.  To  expofe^  lay  out  y  put  orfet  open  to[  Ml/by  to 

expound  JnterpretyCXplaine.  v  ^ 

Expofcur:  m.  Anexpofe/i  an  expounder  yinter prêter  y 

expbiner.  ■  •':•  -.^   ■         \ 

Expofition  :fl  Ancxpofitionyinterpretation^explana- 


tiun. 


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Exprès  :rt.  elTé  :  f.  Exprejfey^eciall^y  ofpurpofe  j  di^ 

rc{l'^manifèft._      -      . 

Par  exprès.;  &  tout  cxprcs.  l^xprejlyyjpeciallyypur^ 

pofely\  namely ^chUfily-ydirèiifyiJermJfy.  -  ,^ 
ExprcliemoiL  as  Par  cxprcs*  -  ^  ^.  ^r 

Exprcflfion  :  f.  An  expreffîon'ypreJ^gyftrainini^Twing'' 

ini^hYuflinf:^^fqu€e*:(inghàrd together,      -t  v 

Lcscxprefsions-^grwr  motion  and depOybut  little 

or  nopoyperyto purge  aownemardi.  - 
Exprimé: m.cc:  f.  ExureffedypjerpedydeclaredyVtte^ 

fed^pronoumed y  fi^ped  \  expounded  ^or  tranjlated. 

Eftoit  il  aflcz  esprimé  He  paroles  ?  Could  more  baue 

becncfaidto  tbatpurpofe?  wire  there  not  rpordsynoiP 

Jp^t  in  the  matter?  iV: 

Exprimer.  TotxprefeydeclareyjheT^yJimfie^y  vtter^ 

ponomce  \alfOyto  expokndyOr  tranjtate.^ 
Exprobation:  f.  An  exprobation\  vphradmiyn- 

P^^chmi^twUting  in  thf  teeth  ^  Lying  in  the  dijb  of. 
Exproprié  :  m.  ée:  f.  Expropriated  ^  putfiom  the  pro- 

^ÇUgiîàbîc:  è6in.  Expu^dfg^egnatUj»htchiffiy 
^''fpfced^wafbyfirce,  \W^«î:?;  I;i     '  * '-/ si 

cxpugiiateaf  J  m.  Ânexpifçter,fireerjMbduer'yûuer- 

*r^%r\zii{on^.iAnexpup^tim^ 

cxpugné  :m.^iiixpupitd^cedj»on  bj  âJfauU^ 

2»»  J?ur:  m.  An  expàtfir^tjêpitkf. 


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Exquifeincnt.  ExquiJ!telyyexamy,exceVcntlyypey/^c7' 

ly .throughly  ;  choicely  ;  daintily ^curioujl^. 
Exnccatif:ro.iuc  :(JE.xficcatmè\  oj  a  lUyingptcperiie. 
EAcztioi\:f.  A  dnnel^e.ofdryin^vpnf.  [ 

Extafe  if.An  extajie  ;  (^r  trance  ;  /t  rauifij/jcnt^m  travfi 
^  portationofthejpiritybypaJ/ioH,&c. 

Extatique  :  com.  in  a  tranceyinafwoonCy  in  ancxta- 
fie-yinanextreamepaffion. 

Extcriicur:  O).  An  txtcndcty  drawcryfir etcher  out  at 
length, 

h\l(^^Çh\Q.^.xtenfble  j  r^hicb  may  be  extended  or 

drawne  out  in  length.       **  ^ 
Extcnflon.  An  extenf ion  ^or  extending^a  rprejling.rvire^ 

dramngydr awing,  orjlreichingout-^  a/fo,  a  t^ind  of 

cm;»;^  ;  ("cxtenfion  dcsncrft.) 

Extenfiondcla  ley.  A  rvr  eflwg.fraynwg^  large  ex- 

^oJHjon^r  fir- fitcht  interpréta  tion^ofth^  law. 

Les  trois  cxtcnfions.  The  ihyc'e  mcafo es ^  lengthy  ^ 

breadth^and depth.     ■  "\.'    .^    f  - 

Extention.^Extcnfion.      '   • 

Exténuation  :  f.  An  extenuationyOr  extenuating:^  a  lef 

fening^impairing^diminutton. 

Exténue  :  m.  ée  :  f. Extenuated';^  made flender^or  thin^ 

lefvned^  impair ed.fhuchwa^cd y  or  decnytd\  ^Uen 

'  ^'^^J^  gtowne  leane^puUeddowne  j  loohinQverie  thin 
oniu  : 

Exténuer.  To  extenuate  \  mal^eflender^or  thin  -^  to  lef* 
fen^diminijljyimpaire-y  wajl  or  decay  much\  ptull  down, 
mal^eleane. 

ExiçTicurim.cUïÇj^Exlenorydutward.    . 

Exterieureté  :  f.Èxferioritie^outwardne£e'y  thefuper- 
ficieSyOutftdCySr  ypperpart.   -     ^      \ 

Extériorité  :f.4;^i:xtcricurctc. 

Exterminant.  Ex/fr/?ï/«4//;7^. 

Exterminateuft:  m.  An  exterminator^  banijheri  de- 
Jiroyer. 

Exterminationrf.^;?  cxterminat\pn,or  exterminating'^ 
a  ca flings  or  driuing  forth -y  a  lumingy  or  deftoying 
(thereby.)  .         ^    • 

Exterminé  :  m-CC  :f. Exterminated -y  driuenfirthy  cafl 
outychaced  awayy&yfuinedyt  ndoneyd(flroyed(theyby.) 

£xtennin<r.  To  exterminate ^cafl  out ychda  fir ih^dfiue 
avaay  ;  to  ruine yVndoeyde(lroy(ly  bantjhment.y      :    m 

BctincSliOIl  :  £  An  extinilionyextingféifimeni^  extin- 

^^uififingi  an  vtter  fiintmgy  or  puttingoufyanabo- 

Extipiscinci  £  Vtulnafjony  or fouth faying  by,  tb'in^ec' 

uonoftbeintraUsofbeaftii^Kzh.     ^  ^vlni-^z 
Extirpation  :  £  Anextirjpdtionyrootingoutjsfpf^ 
_vp  by^tbemts.  ^-  ::J:a^.û,;\|;ii:';  -:^\-..ùD'àriirty  ^ 
Extirpe  :  ro;cc:  £  Extkpàted^ootcdout.y^^  ..-n;-^ 
Extirper*  To  extirpate  j  toot  out,  or  pluc\e  vf  by  the 

Extorqué V m. €C :  f.  Extorted  j  wreftedfim.\S \ 
Extorquer.  To  extort^ii&jjffvefifijkbjf_fi!rce,^a^^^ 
way bji violence,' \  '^''':■^;:l.^:;.Alui\^■^•:v■-oJ••:  ' 

ErtotfOieaX'tn.Antxtçrttfif^^^ 

Extorsion:  tExtortioMt€xaffunjavufeiUWf0iJ{iig, 

Extraaion»  (^4nÂm^^€^^'^'^'''^.'!!W^^» 

Dc  v^Mç  çxtraOTon.  Veiie  veil  dtjhendtd,  or 
.   tredycimt'àfànobkjlockeyagrcâtbou^^^ 

m  commmgjiomyal/iMkenfrom  h^ei^^^^,\:^ 

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fummkrie  coUedion  ^  or  Jr  aught  êutof\  al  fi  y  the 
fight  offuccejfi^n  m  the  gôods  of'mteSUte  baftdfds. 
Extraire  :  m.  ^  Extraîft  Î  ffjO*  Eftrjiycrc.   ' 
Extnirç.To  dr awy  write ^T  copie  out 'y  to  ahridge^re-  r 
dnce  into  a  briefer  of  mal^e  a  Jhort  coUe^iion  of^  the 
prinâ[^U points  in  a  matter.  :  .. 

Extrait  :  m.  éu  Extraie.  V  / 

Extrajudiciaire:  com.  Extraifédiciall i  done  out  of 

Court. 
Extràïurcs.  4Br  Efh-aycrcs.  1     • 

Extraiicïicr.  To  chace^driue^orbanijbmto  a  firretne 

countrey:  fRab.  w,  - 

Extraordinaire  :  corn,  extraordinaire ,  vtmoonted^ 
vnufually  out  ofcufiome  y  againft  the  common ,  ^- 

Jhion.      /  '     '  '      ' 

Offices  extraordinaires,  s'entendent  ceux  des  fi- 
nances, Aides,' tailles,  &nlcs  grenier?  à  fcl,  Jl  la 

difference  de  ceux  de  la  lufticc  ordinaire ,  '&  du 

Domaine:  ^Codc Henry. 
^  Vr\  procez  extraordinaire.  Acriminall  aCliony  or 

fuit.  ^ 

Éxtraordinairemcnt.  Extraotdinarifyi  vnwoonted- 

ly^vnufuallyyout  of  common  order. 
Extravagance  :  f.  Anextrauaf^ancie;  an  idledigref- 

fion'yagiddieyVnfteadiiyfiintapicaUaâion.  f  ^ 
Extravagant.  Extranagant^  idle^a^ray^  ont  of  the 

v^ay.   ./    ^  vy--       .  '    ■    -tr'  . 
Extravagatâoii:  f.^  V.\xxvf^^zvtct\Oryanextiauaga^ 

tion^or  extrauaga  ting  -,  an  idle  digrejjing^  vaine  raun^ 

gmgyfkntaft'icallgaddingoutoftheway. 
Extravagué  :  m.  ée  :  £  Extrauagated^  idly  digrefedy 

vainefy raungedy goneyin a humoryoutof  the  way^aU 

fo^extrauagantyWanderingydigrejffmg. 
Extravaijucr^  To  extrauagate  ^  roamey  yaungCy  wan- 

dèryenein  a  humour^  digrejfefiom  the  purpofe^  or 

matter  ;  ftray  y  or  gadyjknta^ically  out  of  the  way.    , 
Extrayeur  de  procez^  Reporter yor  Abridger^f  Cafes\ 

abreuiûte^mal(er. 
Extreme:  com.  Extreamc  -,  worfi y fkrthefl  from  a 
^   meaneyOrfromgoodnejfe*y  exceeding  ill  j  alfiytbe  iaftyOr 

vttefpnoft. 
Extrêmement.  Extreamefyyinextreamesi  moftbad- 

ly ,  mo^iolently  j  beyond  me  a  fur e ,  Without  order.    ^ 
Extrémité  tf.Theextreftdtie-y  end ,  or  top  ;  hemmey 

sl^irty  edge  ^brinlieybrimmeyor  border  y^h'vtmofi  peecOy 

taftpart^fiirtheftpoinyfatbingyal^^^^ 

vicOyOr violence,  v^  v  -^^    -  i  i  :^  *:  r 

Eîârinfcquc  :  com,  Extrmfecall }  outwardjjrom  with- 

out  yOn  the  out  fide.'    ^  -     ^• 

Extumcfccnce  :  £  dn  extumefiencei  aJweUing.  a 

Extutp.-^^  Extiturc.   s 

Exttberlnce  :  £  Exubtrancie  j  fweUingiêbun^anciy 

peatfkHtHyOrjruitfilneffeyexceed'mg  flof^éy  of.  -  v 
'ExiÛXl^UExub&antyflenieouây  abundant  ^JmelSng 

wkbJbféof/rsÊit.      -  '   ■  -   '•  -:  " '-v.4^v-%^i^^;  ^ 
^:xubcrer. To  aboiiHdybiepftmî0^ 

jrmtJbeàremfftMâlmndance.     f^  ti^^iKVîX^ 
Exulceration  :  f.  An  exuUeratiofti'akeÊml  mto,  or  a 
:    rgSngofytbesl^nyOrfUjhytfaJrettingbiêm^     *>^^^ 
Exiuccratbirc  Î  com.  Exulceratmt  j  exàteiraûng^ 
:  skinne^brealpng^bUfier'raifyg^l(i^^ 
..  ,1,^/?^  ^"^  •'   "  ■"'-••■ 

Exulccre  :  m.  cc:  £  exuîcérafedi  pjfedy  fif^^y  ^ 

oattnint^yfUtheskinnejoTfiefiii  a^j^ëéétiyfiL 
.     ledwhbrancof:  '^-^  J-^-^V^- :^^i.^-- ;•  ^a^^^!^^  ^r 
'ÈxaltXPtt.r^exulcénuior  malft  vktMtfi'Htill. 


fret  y  brealiCyOr  eat  intojhe  sl(inneyOr  flcjh-y  alfo^u  vex 

exa{perateyCorrupt,or)^Uwithrancor.  ^  ^ 

Exuler*  as  Exilerj  Or ,  /?  be  banijhedy  or  y  to  Hue  /V 

exile.     I  :  . 

Exultation  :£  Exuhationy  great  glee /nucl^  ^dnej[t 

tr  iumphmgy  leaping  fir  ioy.  •       '    "^         .    /^       \ 
Exupcrance  :  £  J^aJJu^^fiore ,  great  abundance  ^  m 

Exubérance.      ^  "^ 
ExUftion:£  An  exuftion-yparchingyOr  burning. 


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jînc  :  £  Judas  trfe  ;  the  l(ind  of  tree  ^herecn 
ÙJ6  thought)he  hanged  himfilfi. 
Faoal.  le  fz'Acfcbucs.The chaffe^yhnllsyOY Jh^^^ 
ofbeanes  ;  the  cleanfitg  ofbeancs. 

V2hh:{.AfibleyfibylieyleafingyfilfetalejVnlit(clie  thhif 
repor  ted  j  alfo^  a  ComediCyOr  Enter  lude. 

Fabloyer.  To  tell talesytallfe  idly^pratefiolijljly'^  tofi- 

bUytofibit. 
FzhïCif.Afirge'i^afmithie.    . 
Fabreguc  :  £  An  odorifirous  garden  hearbeytvhkhfut^ 

and  \ept  in  a  yejfell  full  of  water  thrim  exue-' 

dingly.  -  r    ; 

Fabric  :  m/^  Fabrice. 
Fabricatcur  :  m.  A  i^abricatoryframerybmldeYjlnû\try 

firgtr^inuentetydeuifcr.        -       .     - 
Fabrication  i^.Afibrication^frammgybuildiniy  m- 
^^' king, firing.    .  • 


itfèlfè.    .  (        '    V 

Fabricicr:m.  AChurcbrvardeni  or  an  Officer  y  that 
looses  to  thefibrickeyreparationy.or  maintenance  of  n 
Parijh  Church  j  the  chiefè  Officer  of  a  Parif) ,  arJljc 
that  in  publicise  me  etingsrcprefents  it.    ^ 

Fabril  :  m./ile  :  f.Fabrile-y  offtoneyor,  timber  \  of  or  he- 
longing  to  the  craft  of  a  SmithyMafinyOr  Ca,rpcnter. 

Fabriqlie  :  ^.^fibricke\aworl{e\framtyOYbuildïn^y 
alfoythe  Artofmakjmgyframingy  or  buildtng\  alfoy  iht 
fihmkeyfiHureyframingyOffirgjmgoftk^^^ 
rabrique  d  Vn'  Efglifc.  Thepbriclfeyràparationy  vf 
maintenance  of  a  Church  ;  alfiytheieuciuWyOr  afi'dii^ 
thereof  alfiyth' Officers  that  haue  the  fame  in  charge- 

Fabriqué  :  m.  ce:  ÎFabricatedy  framed  y  built^firgedy^ 
made  ^y  plotudyinuentedycontriuedydeuîfed. 

Fabriquer.  Tofrtbrïcate  \frame  ;  buHdy  ma^e^  fi^py 
filhkfty  firme  ;  plot yinuentyCont fine ydeuifi,*  , , ,  /  \  ^ 

Fâbriqucun ^ Fabrîcier;  .       *-  •  ^; 

Fabuleux  :  m.  eufc  :  £  Ly'mgy  frùnedyftbid^Ui 
fables.    <'^'-^r^ 


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fMtsyfrfi'meihrépOftt  ^.  -,         '-!';t ,       _  ,^ 
Façade  :  i.rbefhi(frontJorefgrtJtàm/^^^^ 
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fi/i  part  thereof 

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FatC.  Fi[]cd,or  bi 

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F::icnciaire  :  m. 

imp'Micd  in  a  bi 
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fà^oniirbefiÏÏ 

ml^mgyproport'i 

order-^cuflomeyi 

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plms^oryôngfi 
tim  fifthtirjui 
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hrcal(inzijiirlH\ 
?,cdinibemreq 
Lcx  façons  .d 
hoiiagéi  Icbii 

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Face  d' Abbé.^  r^  rfjOr  illumined  face  j  tf  fiefiefacics . 
L^ce  dc  r  architrave.  Tèf^c^  o/a  (piUers)Archh 

\trauc  '^^ large  fiUetyOj bend^that  commanly,  mal(fs  a 
jifi  pari  thereof:  ^       ^  /   '       ; 

De  prime  race.  At  thcfirji  j  at  fir  ft  fight  ^  as  /do?te  as 

€44ei'  If^^  him*  * 
Fate.  Fi[]ed^or  barred  ^  a  tearme  ofHeranldrte., 
^acccic^wfacrtie.  >        ,  ■  , 

-  accndcs  :f.  llufinefjey  doingi^nffairts^dealings  in  mat* 

UiSytraftcli^n^^andplotùïîg  one  tvith  another. 
j^.cet;  nu  A Pf immaTj  oi Grammer  fbr  ayongfcboUer. 
,  Y^Ksilic:  f^f^'iific wirihy  amcràe co/iceit^  aprettie  in- 

counter  in  jpcech.  ^     .  '  • 

Fviccticufcmcntr Jlirr/i[y,  conceitedly ^wittily-y  fled- 

F  i:ct icux :  rn.  eufp  :  f.  Tacellcas  y  merrily  cenceited^ 

rxit:l)lptc/ifant.  • 

Vicrdte'.iAfiff'epartyOyfi^refimt.' 

Facie ndaire  :  m.  AK^gcnt^  or  Negociator-,  orit  thaïs 
imf.ô]cd  in  a  bufinefje^of  made  tb'm^rument  of e fee- 
iingit  ^for  afjolhcï. 

Racicndcs  :  f.  Lool^c  Faccndcs.     .        .    *        . 

Facile  :  corn.  Eafie^  facile  y  eethyprme\  gentle ,  gracious  ^ 
tr.ictjhle,pliablCyfboHepleà/edyquicl(lyintreaied. 
Plus  facile  rccbuipenfc.  A  recopcncefèoner  come  by. 

Facilement.  EafilyyWith  good  facilities  mth^tile  fUrre^ 
j  Vy.tl)fmâlltrûubley  ivitb  m  great  adoe^  alfoy  lightly^ 
I     (iuhl{l\^yr€adiiy\-gently,pliably^ra5lahly. 

Facilité  :  t  Facilities  eafincjje  yprocHuitieypliableneffe^ 
(iftnejlc^viomptneUe.^readineffe  ilenitie^courtefieygen» 
thiefft'^go(yd nature.      Jf  ■»-,:^;.,     ^    '..••' 

FacîHté  '  tvi.éc  :  f.  Vacilitatedymade  e'afie:.  •        '  ,- 

^^c\\itx.TofkciUtateyOrmalieeàfie.r  •  "' 

Façon  :  f.  Tbefiijhion'yfirme'y  out-pt^ardfi^ame^or  fhafe\  à 
ml(ini^proportionyworl{emanjhtp  j  manner  ^  bebauior^ 
orderyu^omey^u'ifeyWont. 

Les  façons  de  la  femme  en  la  vigne*  ^  womans 
rporl^e  'kn  a  vmcurdy(is  tu^ofold-^  the  bitkling  of  the 
ptms^eryongjhutes  vnto  tbe'tr  poles  ;  and  the  ridding 
tl^em  fif  their Jupeffluoti4s  or  noifome  jprigs.) 
Les  façons  xlesjierres  IabourabiIes.-4j  many  feuer all 
^^cûh^inzi^or  turning^  vpyOs  tbefeid  that  is  to  bt  lod^ 
'  i'i^in^ihemrtaukis.x  U.v:;    ^      .       v'.  i 

^^\hçotiSAt\2LSlç^t.Atofpuh^       taille;  le 
hoiiage .  le  bina|;e  \  ^  Ic  tçr^age  3  (Forwhi^b  loolie 
.  ^ntbeirreueraUptaces.)      ^  .>3i-)  ^fdV  à/   ;^  / 
^  eft  vn  haoupe  qui  a  fes  1:^009,T^^  tfsa^  is  a  Uttle 
^^^mows^OffiuHaiiicaa.  '^^Slct^\\%-t^  n •  ,  v 
1  ?  toutes  fcs%é«is^e6/k^fri^ 
'ffi^rnijhedxpith^U  things  hi  kAthw^fifike  bdibaU 

11  luy  a  baille  toutes  fes  fâçons.Hf  hath  courftdhim 
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rnaJie,orfirame(tb'outfideQf\)  aljo,  to  accomn:od^:c, 
adaptyor  m^l^efitfbr.    ,         / 

Se  (:xço\y^ïlToapplieyOr conform hi^^^^ 
rdiÇ^ommï\myyiClotb-worl(er.  :  / 

Facque:  m, ^Faquin.  > 

Fàcquc  ;f.  A  II  it  U  poclietyor  poûcb. 
Fadeur  :  w.A  fhêlor  ;  an  Agent -y  a  dealer  fir  nmthcr. 

AujourdViy  faèlcur  deniaîn  fiaftcur  ;Prov.  Today 
■aBanlierjiomonowaban^upt.  ••        t 

Fad^eure  ;  f.  Fa^incyvçoi^cmaijhip. 
FaaioCx.  Fa£lw^jyfcditioi4^yttoiibkfomeyConterith m. 
l^^iCiion  f,j4  fait  ion  yO,' pel  i  a  fide  y  or  partiCyd/i/idcdy 

or  diffmtingy  fivm  others  ;  alfo^  a  mutinous  compmic^ 

turbulent  crueyfèditious  troupe  j  alfo^an  cntcrprifc  ,àr- 

tion.or  matter  M  atlion.  .    " 

Faftioiinaire  ;  com.  FàB'ious^mutïnouSy  turbulent ^fe- 

ditiousymuch  giuen  tofcâs^orfiding.  c!f 

Fadifte  :  m.  A  maimer  ya  Pldyma^erya  Pott  that  rvrites 

ComedieSy&c.  /  4* 

Fa6torerie:f ^Faéturcric.    • 
Faélure:  f.  ThefaélureyWorliemanpjip^framing,^i7l^}?7g 

of  a  things  ;  alfOyaficlo)pip  5  or  y  the  dutie^  and  chargé 

cfafh£lor.^         v  ;  • 

Lettres  de  failure.  B/i7i  (>/Vi<//>2. 

Fa6turerie  :  A  Fa^lorie-y  a  houfe  fvrfiiSlorsto  trade^and 
abide  in. 

Faculté  :  fi  Facultie-y  Imeylicence^aptneffeyreadmeffc  j 
pérverydbilitie  ;  occafionyfbrceyOpportunitie. 

¥àCultcz.maltbyfubpanceyricbesypofeftonSygoods. 
]t^2id2S.asVzt\SottiJhyfboliJh.   ^ 

Vzdt: com.Vnfauoriey  taJilefe^waUini^ifhyrpaterfJhy 
.     weal(eyfiiat*yVoitlefje.^ 

Fadernent,  r^î/i/^mô'^^tfjî/f/^ 
'  foolijhly. 

Fadese  :  £  Taftle/heffey  avant  offauoYy  tPaUomfhnefCy 
rpeaipieffeyïpaterijhneffein  taji.  >  ^  ^ 

:    Fadc{cs.F«/;if X,  toyes^  trifiesyfopperksyfiiuriesy^ul- 
teries.  ■ 

Fadefêrîes.  as  Fadcfes* 

Fadeur  :  fl  ^  Fadcfc.  v 

Fadoche.  The  name  of  à  certaine  peare. 

Fadrin  ;  ts\.  The  Mâifltn  mate  in  afhipi  in  a  gaUie^  the 
Officer  that  rules  the flaues. 

Fafelu  i  w.  uë  :  f.  Puffed vp  j  fat  cheel^ed}  a  chops^ 

Faftclu  :  m.uc  :  f.  0s  Fafclu. 

V^Bloçhcs  :f.  Raueliings  of rmnen^or  clothe         ■  \  ■ 

Fagot  :  m.  Afiigot  ;  a  bundle  ofJiicl(es.  -  : 

fcs  trip^sdu  fagot.  The  fmaUcfi  fiickjts  of  thé  fk- 
got.  .^    [V      :  ^''-^-^  aV /»f, ■'•.•. '-.-••      ;    -^'^.''^ 

-Fagotagc  :  m.  J  heaping  togaber^a  truffing  vp  in  hun^ 
>    dUs\  fhgot'mal(ing^  ^  vv^\\Çi^^  s    . 
,  Fagote  :  ta.  ce;  f.  Made  into  fagots  ;  titdy  or  truffed  vp 

m  bundles ypr  fagots  ;  huddUâyOr.  clapped  vp  together.   I 

^  Fagoter.  Tpnutk^fiigots*^  totie^ar  t/ujfivf  in  bundles  or  1 

'  fàgotfytobMédle^rclapvp^tôgitber^  ^         i    à 

Fagoteur  rm.  Afitgot-mak^fi.'v^^r  (     ■^-    ^ 

FagoteUÉ  de  tabus.  A  contentioMs perfon  :  f  Rab  ^^ 
^vFagôuë  :  f^  certaine  IfirneU  vtsder  the\anneU  bone(h 
^xmnfkndff^^hatjke'm  tbe  fitg-peece^  l(er^ 

neUn  poft^next  vnto  the  necl^e^fa^^fe^L^^^^^^ 

fabule  :  £  ri^  Ctab'fifii  teétrmed^  ^ngar.   li;  HIî  .  î 

;  Faîâ  :  m.  4^,  ^^ ,  ^«'«w >  "^4^ }  ^^ }>^^#^ 
^  mn\e^pfiH\  perfbrmance^ubieuement/xfkifyil- 

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the  fill  rate  o/^feigneùriage  (agreed  to  vpM  thefir^ 
ming  thereof) yeeldeivntç  the  Vjng  by  the  CMaiJier  of 
the  Mint ;mhetber  ire  boMimêde  any  fMney^ûr  no. 
Les  fa'ié^s  nouvcau?c.  Lool^e  Nouveau.  ^  ^ 

Fai6l  à  fai(5l  que  ie  r  efcris.  w^y)6/?  ^  /  will/. 
^Afaid,&>defai(fi.  Seritfufty.tbroié^y  r§kndfy/in^ 
goodeameft^vnto  purpo/e^derd.  ^ 

l>ç  fai6t  aduifcsmi  de  feid  à  ^cnfç.Àdmfedfyymt- 
tinfly^willino^ly^  ofpurpofe^  to  bis  {norpledge^  with  bis 
futtconfent. 

Toixt  iÇ^ïdiJhroùghly^vohoUyyàUtogetheY/ 
Par  voycdc  fkidl.  By  fin-ce ^or  violence. 
II  faic  bien  Ton  petit  feiât.  Hf  manageth  difcreetly 
hts  meane  eflate  ;  or^  by  his  diligence  he  improves yby  his 
forecajl  be  increafciythe  little  be  hath.  "f 

Faire  fon  propre  fai(^,  de.  £^t^  Faire. 
Du  du  c  au  faiél  y  a  grand  traift  :  Prov.  There  is 
great  difference  betrveenemrdsjanddeeds  j  iw  baue 
an  old^andtriuiaUrime  fomtwhatto  this  ptirpofe^Say^ 
ing^and  dQingendbotbwitb4  UtterJUying  Is  goodjbut 
doing  is  better. 

Paidl  :  m.  faiéïc  :  f.  Done^ded/nadeywrpughtjorged^ 
compofedyframedi  {hjhioned'^  per  firme  d^explotted-^  at- 
chieuedycompajieji  j  ftrùfljed^accomplifhed. 
FaiéV  aH  hola.  T)^tifiUy  obfeqwouSy  readie^  comming 

^  atabeclieyrmningatmecaU. 
Eai6l  à  ïen  veux,  chaperon  fai6l  &c.  A  boldyfwag-* 
fiertnz^ndlafciuioMsqHeane.  » 

Faiét  à  la  vieille  mode.  S^el(^e  Vieil. 
C'  eft  faiél  de  moy.  1  am  vtterly  ruinedyOuertbrcnmy 
1  ^  *vndone.         ^^  v 

C'  en  eft  fâi<â^r/?^  W4//f r  /5  alreadiepajfedy  dijpat^ 
chedjfinijhedyatanend.        < 
Cinq  mille  de  nombre  fai6i:.  TuUfiue  tboufand. 
le  fuisfaié^  tout  ^u  rebours  de  vous.  1  am  ofâ  con- 
trarû humor ^ar  opinion l'I  thml^ey  oriudge  otherv^ife^ 
tbenyou. 

c  eft  vn  papelard  tout. raiét.  He  h  a  ranl(e  dijfim' 
bkryanoubUcounterfiit^  verte  hfpoerite. 
Son  procès  eft  f;d<5^.  He  U  alretuHe  comiélfd,  and 
c»ndemned,  : 

Tcfte  bienfei(5le.  A  weU-bred ^'trit '^  a  learrud^  and 
dififeet beadpeece.       ^^        •     •         *    . 
C^  vault^faiéîî  Pr,  la  chofê  vanfe  âiâe.  The 
matter  tswelnitbdi^atebed^yosgftod  as  dene, 
Bienfaié^n^euiamauperchi:  Piov.   Onefitdême 
h9fes  b^a  good  deeds  dainit-^^^iy- 

Toutcifois  eft  &iâ  ce  qu' tnuis  ont^^:  Prov. 
Though  gainA  tbeir  wills  they  did  it^yet  tit  done, 
Faictis:  «.iilc:  iMadt  accordhu  to,  famed  sfte^  the 
ifkffwJlftfifgedvnto  the  refimbkmeeyof^otber  5  al- 
/K^ttJèat^omeBeJiaHdfome^operjveB  madgJfcU 
fiMtitrtd^weUfti toguber,  :.4  «  ' 

Fajâiflcnient.  Ksatfy^>andfomefy,  fimhyiimfy^  Jf/^, 

gtjh,examjyqmniitfyMkmubtomehie^, 

■paiaiirc : f. <w Fa*aàrc4F-  "* '■'■>>5^^.H■..«■..  i.-j^/o^-- "-. , 

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Failli  :  in.ie  :  £  fnm^fSifftdimvdfEim 

~  '  /SMirq^  léaot^'jéxtream^  meâi^eifimiforêtuwedf 

*   dr  difkfpwttedffiii^  fndtdJkrtti^H,  H^  if^$  «f^, 

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'A  iour  failli.  At  darke  night^wbe  day  was  euen  done 
Encore  h^  a  pas  failli  qui  a  à  niA:  :  Pro.H<  hath  not 
mift  that  hatb  one  throw  to  caft  ^  ar^he  bath  not  yet  mi 
that  bath  once  to  throw.      ^    ^^  -^^ 

i^aUlir. ToAiU'yflip.fltde ; errey mijfe j  mflalfe ynii[un. 
daftandi  offendygoe  aftray^doe  at^iffe  ;  alfoy  to  p^it^ 
lackeywantialfryto  quaileydecayyfide  j  faint  y  cr  tirr 
alfoytodeceiue.or  difappomt'yalfoytofurceafejieaue^tnd  ' 
Faillir  par  Ic  bec.To  wantwords^y  orytofmiefir  ^arit 
ofjpârds. 
Faillir  de promeflc.  Xo  breaktpromifeyto  gofiom  hii 

\'    w§rd.  ^  •  ^  . 

Faillir  au  ftyle.  To  commit  an  err  our  m  pleaiini^  ^^ 

in  bis  Plea.    ^       , 

II  faillit  à.He  was  welnigbyor  verie  neere-y  he  had  kit 

to  haue.  '  ^ 

II  faillit  belle.  H^*4rf4^/rey?tf/>f.  .    ^ 

II  n'  eft  fi  boh  qui  nc  faille  :  Vïowjbèbejl  mm  hm 

their fiultSythe  bonefieft  their  errors. 

Les  plus fages  faiUcnt  fouvent  en  beaii  chemin: 

TtOY.Tbesl(ilfilleft  are  often  deceiued  in  ordmm 

matters.  ^ 

Faillite  :f.  Afiiltng^  as  ofcorne^&Cyin  anvnfeafmble 
yeare-yadeceiuing^difappointingi  decaying  m^hi^ 
faintinç.  4i- 

Tzitc^xllite.TobrealfeyOrfallbanlfjrupt. 
Faire  faillite  à.To  coufen^eceiuey  difappomt-^  hm\t 
biswordwitb'yfiufiratetb'expellationof. 
Payer  fes  créanciers  en  faillites.  To  pay  bis  crcditm 
inpapers. 

FaiUon.  (Dieu  Colas  faillon.)  m  Compagnon: 
çLorrai^  ^Rab. 

Faim  :  f.  Hunger  C^  ff^^^t  ^PP^ti^^y  ^  exceeding  jto- 
macl^eyVntomeatyandbencey  anexceedmgdtfiHofy 

or  great  longing  after yany  thing  j  alfiy  dearth^  famine^ 
extreamewantofviâualls. 
Manger  avec  vne  faim  de  bifcuit.  Lool^e  Bifcuir. 
La  faim  chaffc  le  loup  hors  du  bois:  Prov.  Huvf/r 
driues  the  wolfi  out  of  the  wood. 
^A  la  faim  il  n*y  a  point  dc  mauvais  pain  :  Prov.T^ 
him  thats  bungrie  any  breadfe  ernes  ffod^  we  fay M^' 
gfitdogs  loue  durtk  puddmgf^^      ' 
Faina  :  m.aç  :  f  Tainedjieuifidyfirgedy  adukeratedy 
counter fiaedy  fuppofed^  falfe^  diffimbledyfeeimgo^ 
tbertbenHkiLHttfPésnâ.r 

Oeuvres  fainétcs.  Things  in  Mafimiefi  ioynedvn- 
toawaltytbâttbohalfiyorpartêftbembearesêut^tbt 

reft  being  fiftenedjorfuppofidtobiywitbinit. 
Faindre.  Tofamifirge/tsjfimbki  Sa  Fdiidrc  ^, 
Faîne  :m.ABee€l^4ree.  *  :--'  ^i:*-  ^    , 

¥zinc:f.B€idHSk(ftj^Bu€krmsiP,tbef^^ 

Faincancc  :  fe  m  Faincantiiè.    1  ^  '  -  , .  „  ,  ».  . 
Faineant  :  n».  An  idle,  dt»wfieJiiher,Mfi'l["'^^^^^^ 

beartUffetoytreryalaxiefèUomieiu  tbatsmtimt  Wh 
witbtiill^efmé^tboktl^ifitikdrunetâdMliéré,M 

bouft-dmei  ^^Itvfdcemfanton^itfP^'!!''..,. 

nes'Jrmpnei'yfiktbeartednes^beâ»tJffbttïf»«^:r 
'^^^\A\tb,-A.ifildtfeont, 

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Fairel^pc 

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Faire  bour; 
Fûrevnbi 
Faire  la  bu 
Faire  la  ca 

bac^e. 

Faire  de  c( 

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Faire  vne  i 
Faire  vne  ( 
inmofîtrifl 
Faire  les  d 
Faire  fes  d 

fe  efiate  by 

Faire  le  CO 
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dertal^e^the 

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dmiè;wié 

Faired"  ai 
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Fane  jiguade. T^»^^/^y,  (?r  tal(e  frejh  water  into 

jhpi.   '      ..  .'  ■;■].  :'      ■•    '        '  ^    .■ 

Fciirc  Mr\hcûiT.to€a{iaiémeS'acr,looli  Ambcxatz, 

F  lire  Jimcs,  /*(>  /^gfef;  alfa^to  fight  valiantly. . 

Paire  lafne.  Tefiay  th'Afje\  and  particuUrfyin  a 

h^indofcard^playy  ^loioofi  a  double  fial^e ,  by  loofmg  a 

Çj;;;t  whuh  he  vmie/toot^e  to  win. 

Faire  la  babayc  j  ou,la  babou.  Stoffingly  to  gape,  or 

y}nk^  atnoHthat.  '  m^   "■'- 

Faire  hbannicrç.II  fait  laban  :  Said  of  a  theeu'iffj 

iMlotyXpho  in  cnttingoHt  a  garment  malfes  ouerMrge 

F  viire  barbc.T^  affe^  nble  together  in  trokpsyu  bees  do^ 

bcjvrc^nr  about  ytbé  doors  oftheir^hiueSjWhen  they  pUr- 

pofe  to/eek^  out  a  ne  v  lodging  ;  aphraje  in  njfe  among 

the  Cfiuntrey  people  of  Languedoc. 

Faire  la  barbe  â  vn.  To  barbe  one  ^alfojioWithJlandy  ' 

hcâid^oY  braue  him  \o  his  teeth. 

F  lice  barbe  de  foacrc  a.  To  contemae^  fcorne  j  cow 

fehjeludc\  abufe. 

Faire  barrière  à.  To  flop  -yraile^or  hem'me  in-,  alfojio 

b'Ci{C  yÇhrowdjfiy fhield. 

Fairedc  tout  bois  flèches.  torna\evfe  of  anything 

that  comes  in  hu  wxy.  '  ^^ 

Ijnefçait^Iusdc  quel  bois  faire  flèches.  Ht  knows 

%  longer  what  to  doe yfior  whitKer  to  betake  him.    , 

Faire  bon  pour.  To  anfwcr^vndertal(eyOr  giue  bis 

Toerdfvr  ;  àlfo^to  play  the  game  of.  (  , 

Faire  vn  faux  bond.  Lool(e  Bond. 

Faire  la  bouclie  à.  To  mftruSl  one^fgiué  him  his  lef 

fon^  beforehand.  *   'r. 

Faire  1|  Petite  bouchc^TIt?  mince  jorfimper  it^to  makf 

it  (ipodly  \  toftand  on  nice  tearmes  \  Looke  Bouche. 

Faire  bourre  voler. To  play  at  teniSy  or^écsin  Bourre. 

F  nrevn  bringue  à.  To  drinlfe  vnto. 

Faire  1  a  buée.  To  lay^^r  wajhy  a  bucl^e. 

Faire  la  cavalcadcT^  courft  vp  and  downe  on  horfè^ 

bâclée. 

Faire  de  cent  fous  quatre.  To  bring  a  noble  to  nine- 
pence  ;  to  confime  a  greatfumme  quickly.;,: .  ^ 
Faire  vnc  chambre.  To  dreffe  vpa  chamber. 
Faire  vne  charj uc  de  Regnards.  To^endtbe  time 
inmofltriflngimploments.         ^ 
Faire  les  cheveux  a.  T() /^w/^,é^ft^,f?7«r. 

Faire  fes  choux  gras  àc.Greatly  to  inrich^r  improue 

hkefiateHy.    V 

Faire  le  contre.  To  fécond^  helpe  forward^  or  as  in 

Mujictfejto  bear  e  a  burden^orfing  the  plain  fongwher- 

on  another  defcants  ;  alfo^at  a  card-pLy  to  bold^or  vn- 

dertakeythegame/tswcU  as  another. 

Faite  corvée.  To  doe  a  thingvnwiUingly^  or  onefy  of 

duetié^tviéoutànyhopeofrecompence. 

Faire  d*  autruy  cuir  large  courroye.  To  cut  a  wide 

S^f^He  out  of  another  s  cloth  i  to  f^end  fi^eelj  on  another 
tnantpurfèéA    ^   ^ 

^^^^\zcQirmc.^Todfiffemiat^asâCQot(e'i^    !(//• 
^^^ortodrefpevpalQtcbin. 
Hirelaculbuie.r^f6iK/fc#  tmbler,  tofiietopouer 

Faire  le  demy  (aulc  Têcaperonapahreefgalloms. 
J«rc  le  defliis,  Têdomuen^  tofffmixe  it  y  alfiJo 

Wreâ?^ïiDiabkdciix.  remakestninthmirmfi 
^f\'^Uo  mnend  $$.  i  v  •  ^^^  v 

l^airc  c Diable dcvauvcrt.  T^fU^mkyi  têheepan 
l^f^^iiAhmmtfiihiiUma^  ^ 

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though  be  were  aflccpe.       '  \ 

^^iKczu.TofeakeialfoM^I[e^ 
raire  del*  entend.trGis.r(?  anfwcrfiàm  the  itfypJ', 
.  ^  though  he  %/ndcrfioodhotyOY  as  one  that  rvill  r/oî  %  n- 
derftandyWhatwasdemaunded.     '       \; 

Faire  cnvers(quejqu'vn.)  Todealewith,  to  be  a 
rneanesvntOé  »     i         ^ 

aircrefcolc  bpiflônnierc.  To  play  the  truant'^  to 
l^kjtamôngbufhe$wbcnhcfhouldbcathi6  bool^c! 
Faire  T  cfaoue  d*  vn  p  rifonnier.  'To  write  his  name 
i'UheGoalcnbool(e,  ^ 

Faire  cfpaulc  d.  To  helieM,  bac\c.pipportSe^^^^^ 
m^fuccourzTito.  r 

Faireeftatdc.r(?/);/r/;^^,(?r;w4^jr^^/^^/^  io 

vfe^rmûkeapramfeof.i 

Faire  r  c{ï:itdc.Toexecu(c,oren}oytb'Ofice,orpf^ce 

or  another.     I        ''      \        • .  ' 

Fairer  eftatdcramaifon.r///^^r//^3()//^/^()n^^^  an 
order  in-.tolooJie  im^or  tal^e  a  view  of  the  ef late  of  his 
jhmilie.       |  j        . 

Faire  fon  ciïsiuTo  do  his  dut/Cy  to  exccute^cr  exercifc 
hi6  Oficcitoperforme  whats  fitfoy  one  of  his  ccUmg.oY 
place.         i     ^  .  .  : 

Faire  le  faia,&  le  dcsfaift.  To  doe  and  vndoe  :  to 
wcaue  Penelopes  web:  ^ 

.    Faire  fon  propre  faiô  de.  Tomanage  a  hufmeffe  as 
well, or  tah^easgiceat  care  of  it,  aj  ifn  rvcre  his  owne. 
.  Faire  faillite.  To  brea\e^  orfallbanlpupt. 
:^Fairefaillit<à.  To  deceiue,dtfappoint,fhile,breahe 
^mthidfo^àffencLprtrefpasagfiinfi. 
^SFairefâire.  Tockufey  procure^  or  fir  ce  to  be  done;. 
fmcWT€fcschc\cùx.T0gethimf^^^ 

Faire  faucce.  To  pierce ^br e a {e  through^  runnejn  vp-  ' 
on^runne  tlnrough.        ^       • 

Pmchutcà.Tofàile^orfvrfalie.  -  -^ 

Va^^itnc^Toltandfifl^^Of^  to  mat^eafiandi  alfo, 

toSuip,krmal(etofland.l 

Faire  fefte  à.  £o^i|[eFeljie. 

Faire  fcfte  de.  Tcreioyte  sU^oricyin^  alfoy  to  brag, 

boafljbe proud jmalfimuch^of.    .      /*        .   ;       " 

Faire  fin.  To  finijh^  conclude^  end-^atfo^to  thriuCy 
rheeue^prolper.  '  .-         • 

'  Faire  le  flru  To  make  it  daintie^  feemeflrangewbere 
be  would  be  bold/efife  a  thing  be  would  be  inuited  to 

'  Faire  finance.  To gme  money  for  an  Office :^alfOyto  ga- 
ther a  fi^c^e^f  money.         V  .. 

Faire  folie.Ttff/Si7  the  wanton^treadher  fl^ooe  awry. 

Faire  forcé.  To  indeuor,  ftriue^in/vrce h'imjelfè. 

Faire  force  de.  LoDiltf  Forcct       . 

Faire  les  forces.  A  horfe  to  bold  his  mouth  Open,  and  \ 

often  turne  his  chaps  from  one  fide  tê  another. 

¥z\rcfoyàc.  To  giue  credit  vnto.    -. 

Faire  vné  frafquc  i.  To  guH^coufen^conucaich^put  a 

irU^etipon. 

Faire.fredon  fur  fredon.  To  vfi  many  njce^fir  curious 

tricl(s^  one  vpon  the  neclft  of  another.  '  *  «p 

Faire  la  frinçuc.  To  iityhag^uce  itywanfmm%e  it. 

Faire  les  frmûs  fiens^X^f  Fruiâ«       ^^v  •  ^^^  - 

FaiM  ^vnh^àc^lWttnt^TabangMagêïhmirytr 

rnthaines.     .       f  .^^v^,  >  i  ^i-^ 

¥zâïC^€.T0ftii,efcape^  the  flip,  i  i.  n 

P?ire  ghmc.  T$gkéne  after  reMpers.Loêh  Glane.. 

F^cçkxrc  Tùtakofriâfirt^  '^  -  -^v  >  •*"  Tr^.'- 

^Fali^Aigïtobis,  tûgNà^pfotuly^tâittafkrli^  flate 

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Faire  cic  gucdon  gaedon.  T^  «Mijff  »/  f*#^^/î^,  A^V^ 
/04/6  iPrJàynâfêBd  téUgt  it^  mMUi(th$t  would  be 

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faire  le  Ruct  â  Montfoucon.  r#  be  bângfJ. 
aire  Ic  guct  au  temps.  To  obferif*  fiârrewlj  the 
cbMii  offtafons^  cowrjc  $f  ibejUmi^  nuolutiom  of 
the  u(tfi  i  to  affedy  orfludiefm^  wtéttber-wiftdome  j 
aipi^to  litflipno  edMntagt  tbai  the  time  ^ets^  or 
(iffootds.  # . 

Faircgroshahay.  Tonud^ea  bugiJUfre^  or  mtghtie 
fhughter.  "     ■ 

Faire  hake.  Tojïopyflây^mâl^t  a  (land: 
Fairehautlcbois.  T^rfrin^e^  the  heauens\  aljoy 
fnldurs^  aduancmg  their  tU^es^tofiêf^êr  wu{tâ  ftand. 
Faire  du  hcrr.  To  play  we  maifier  j  to  tal^  more  vpon 
hm  then  he  (hoiild  doe  i  Lool(e  Hen. 
Faire  Ic  hola.  Tojiop^ftsy^  bidfiand.  ' 

Faire  Hon  dc  la  icficTofieme  loath ^orp)ew  bimfelfè 
irnPiUmti^^iodoa  thing. 

Faire  iaœbesdc  vin.  Todrinliebafdwbenbe  Urea^ 
dietotal(C  aiemney.  \ 

Faire  felon  la  jambcle  COUD  ;  4;r; 
Faire  felon  la  ;}mbe  le  pied.  To  cut  bis  coâtâccot' 
ding  to  his  cloth  ;  or^to  doe  things  proportionably. 
FSTre  la  j  ambétte.  A  horfe  to  goe^  mstnégeion  three 
lfg$jandgfaceJulIyholdvpthefiNurtb. 
Faire  iarrecS^elarrec 

Faire  le  ]c&.  In  dftârme  to  caft  oueiboordtbeloding 
oféfiùp.    ^  .^■ 

Faire  joug  i.  Toyceld^fubmit  bmfitfi  vnto. 
Faire  jour*  T)aytobrc0i(e,orâppearei  Loo^elour. 
F2L\rç']ouTLTof;:al(ewayvnto^       v^  '^      ♦ 
Faire  jour  en.  To  paffcyor  pierce  tbrougb  &  througK 
Faire  du  lard.  To  lino  idlfj  fiaro  dMUify^  grow  fit 
with  eafi^pleaCurCyand  good  à>eert. 
FairelargelTc  Princes  to  throw  monSp  among  the 

feople-^SeeLtï^cfCc        -      i ,r    ■         * 
•aire  largue.  To ma\o  roome^  jputpkce^  leaui^ce  ^ 

jnougk..  ':  ••;  -,  -:  -^      ■.  '     /'  ^  •  .^    ,, 

Faire  wlexiuè.Tia  wajh  the  bucl^. 
Faire  liâiercdc.  Tofcorne^ontemne^afi/fe^d^or 
puB  vnda  fiot  j  to  àbufè^  viobste^r^émi^M^^ 
Fziïcltgnzàc.Totaktfrewood  into  ajhif^^^^ 
Faire  le  Lme  fourde.  To  nuslfe  as  tbu^b  bee  bard 
not  jOf  c^red  /tot;what  were  fflolfen^      v- 
Faire  de  lîperquaaa.  TofiewhùdntbÊrkk  t$  beat- 
filMtt'y  to  talie  vtrie  much  vpon  him.  \/^'^'^h^'  ; 
Faire  le  lo^s  i.  Toproindt^  F^t^/^-^^^j  <t 

n  ne  k  fea  longue  m  œ  monde. 
g.B*M^m^9fti»i'T»»Ut  beeeaam  Hmmn  tinii 

§     time,   .   ■/...■■-^- '*"•'*  .  ;:7:  ■■■,■...  •:'■;-     '  yfi^^^j.' 

t>F«MrttJcIoup=ibcaiTieteiSeeLotipi       rûd^^^''-^ 
Faille  loup  i^tis  grai|dqit!ilo'cfi.  2ter^#^  1. 

Ij.  Faire  la  îype^nfmiiffiUfiamnJktngtheiif: = -^  îf 
j  ^.iyi«la«MiiIrbûuie^l¥jMiT«M/«a^|r|^ 

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Faire  mal  de:  (mon  coeur  luy  fait  mal^Us  me  veu< 
lent  fiaire  mal  de  toiis.)  To  fkU  ont  mtb  :  to  bâte 
loatb,deteft,wepsiUvmo,Loot(eMêl.        '  ' 

Faire  vn  iwMrc.  I^^^f  Marc. 

Faire  le  mouvais*  To  craclçe,  hrâg^fwagger^\tept  a 

flml(ingfiurre.         :       -^  ^v  ' 

Fmcpnme.To/eeme^ormakeâfbàP^f. 

Faire  des  mines.  X^i^  Mine. 

Faire  h  mine.  Tolawt^or  lowfe  vpon. 

Flirc  les  mines.  To  a^ityOrplaj  onaftage. 

Faire  bonne  mine.  LMi|^  Mine. 

Faire  bonne  mine^&  mauvais  iciLToJit  a  good  fia 

ona  bad  matter. 

Faire  le  mitou.  To  diJfembUypUy  the  hypocrite ^  to 

lco\e  humblyypoarefy^pmplyyfowre/yon  it. 

Faire  la  nK>rgue.  Tolooifrfadly^rauefy^feuerely^u. 
(lerety. 

Faire  mbn.  On  k  faifbit  mort.  Thej  gâiu  hm  out  \ 
firdexd.  -  .       ^^ 

Faire  la  moue  aux  harengicrea.  To  befet  on  thefd- 

lorie. 

Faire  vn  nez  de  Cire  à.  Uoi^e  HciyOr  Cire* 

Faire  la  nicjue. To moelle Jby  noddingofthe  bead,' or 

lift'sng  vp  of  the  cbin  j  or, to  bid  afigfir  &c,y  as  in  Ni" 

Mue«  ■  ■..  .  ]■  ■•*''*.  • 

Faire  la  nuiâ.  (n^ben  a  man  fiUsvp  bis  .boujhold- 

ftuffejtheyfay(infome  parts  offrance)\\  fait  fa  nuift. 

Faire  defesoeiife  poules.  To  count  bis  cbicl(ens  k- 

fire  tbey  be  baubed.  ' 

Faire  1*  oreille  fourde.  To  giue  ^o  eare^  norbfedi^- 

tOytobedeâj^ofthaieare. 

Faire  leurs  orges.  Touted  exceeding  weU  ;  to  m[e 

a  good  mnrket^  their  mouthesvp  to  the  fill. 

Faire  de  tel  pain  foupes.  Lool^e  Soupe. 

Faire  le  Palâs.  TopleadyOr  argue  at  tbe Jarre. 

Faire  du  ^\i-où\om.TofiauU(ejÊr  firent  it  j  te  march 

with  afiateVse  gote. 

Faire  la  part  au  plus  ^floingné  ;  ou,  au  plus  icune. 

To  part  anS  cbufe  ;  9r  ta  allot  ont  but  âfiiall  {athj)id 

apoorejhareoutof. 

Faire  vn  faux  pas.  Tofiipfmjfi  bufiotmg\  erreM' 

tal(e.  •■'■  '         ; /-m;  •  -.'    ■'•  ■  ^• 

Faire  les  Pafques.  To  receiuo  the  Sâcrstment*         t 

Faire  la  patrouiDc.  Ti^  6#  i/iwa/iiît^^^ 

his  timeidly/u  one  thats  fir ced  to  watch. 

Faire  vn  peigne.  Tofiêe^^nmt^meAeJBp.     ^^ 

Faire  vn  pcrtiiis  dediims  vn  inMi.  T^  «^/^  *^^^ 

about  nothing.  n^> 

Faire  le  pet  iJl^Wrff^iyjf.^^     ^       ,  ^ 
Faire  vn  peu  T^litafnrt.     -  -       ^       ^ 
Faire  le  pW  r#fcippi*lr«iii/Wj^^ 

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Faire  le  petit  Dain.T#iri.e  wri^.'yf^JÎ^^ 

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Fatfe  de  Ton  poing  vn  maillet.  T#  wiâl(e  hârdpnflyirr 

to  be  ignorant  ofthi  tight  vfe  of  things  j  or  y  fottijbty  to 

m  btmfeifi^r  his  vnto  outf-rndt  vfes.         ' 

Faire  la  poule.  To  pJuj  the  coward. 

Faire  pourquoy,  &  ne  fera  pourquoy  j  and  there 

jhâUbenocaufevfhy.  ^Rab. 

Faire  le  precedent.  Tojitfirpy  or  to  cot^efirfivnto  a 

fMng.   .     -  .•  /  '^ 

Faire  le  prcftre  Martin.  To  anfiper  hirnfeffi  j  to  play 

hthTrieflyand  Clarke.  - 

Faire  Ic  proccr  à.  T^  wrf//^,  0/ Vf/f <ifg»^. 

Faire  ]c  quant  à  moy.  To  be  well  conceited  of  him- 

felfiy  alfoytofeeme damtieyO/Jiand cnnicey and  curt- 

Otis  tear  mes.        *   •  ^  •  i 

Faire  quartier  neut'ou  faux^quartier,  A  borfes  hcofi 

tdiiuejor  cleauefrom  the  top  to  the  bottomeé 

Faire  quartier  a  part.  S'ce  Quartier.  , 

Faire  la  queue.  To  drag^or  come  behind  the  reft-,  alfi, 

toplayihe  coward^  or  be  rathe  rererpardrvhen  blorvcs 

ate  d  dealing.  \  • 

?2irçq\xm^\xt.Topofe^ordriuetdaNûnpff(6. 

V2iïch({\nr\^  L  Sco^ngly  to  point  at  with  the  fin- 

Faire  quinquenelle.  To  fhlféanhjrupt  ;  to  brcal^e. 

Faife  race.  Toiet  children  \alCoy  to  breed ^  or  begin  a 

YAceofhoffeiydogSj&c.    • 

Faire  fa  rafc.  To  get  many  purchafesy  to  tahf  many  pri- 

fes^and  thereby  feather  bis  neaftyor  ^tfen  his  purfè. 

Faire  vnc  raffle.  Tofweepe^or  fnafch  vp  all  that  is 

be^elm^SeeK^ffic. 

Faire  rage.v  To  be  very  brjefiy  or  very  bufe  ;  to  wortff 

renders  ^to  l^eepe  d  great  coyUyH  [ImlfingjUrre^ 

Faire  de  Ton  ^^imti^^^cohiis.To  counter^il  grauitiey 

SfeRamlnagrobis. 

Faire IcRcgnard.  Toflinlfe awayytofiip  afidtyVfhen 

a  danger  approchesy  orany  lH(jetihood(^beingtai^n  in 

the  manner  ;  affh^  to  play  the  tTuattt.  ^ 

'  Faire dc  renvois.  L()%Ilenvoy.    * 

Faire  fa  rcftc  L  Tojpealfe  roundly  vnto^  handle  nde^ 

1^  y  deale  roughly  vMh.'' 

Faire  Ic  Roland.  Tofk^agger  j  Loolie  Roland. 
^f^iirçhïonàc.Tov^allffyOrioe  the  round.  : 

Faire  la  roue*.  To  tutne^or  xâette  abojj^  j  See  Roue. 

Faire  a  quelqu'un  (on  roiûct.  To  prmptjor  appûktt 

'^ewbAjhali^alte. 

Faire  le  faut.  To  breâkCy  orturne  banl(rupt  ;  alfhy  to 
•  l^ape/or  be  turned  of  a  ladderialfoy  4;i  Franthir  le 
Wîwl^randiir.      .  ;  -^ 

Faire  le  faut  de  la  carpe  •  To  tume  outr  iopjte  tm- 

Faire  fcaifle.  To  Uni^etfott  on  bni\  alfo,  to  afitnd^ 

'g'^nt^»%oevpvnto.      •  '• 

ga«c  Sécffion.  To  br*ake,t»JkUbânkfHpt» 
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Fafre  ïaïiiccrée.  "So  mince  ityOi  ma{e  it  goodlie. 
Faire  fon  temps.  To  leadhn  Ufé^topaJJe  his  timfy  11  a 
fait  fon  temps  i  he  is  grotvne  old^r  via  of  date. 
Faire  tenir  vne  chofc  à.  Tojend^n  conuty  a  thing. 
Faire  de  la  terre  le  fbflc  ,  To  dijpo/e  êf  bis  ownt  at 
his  owne  plea  fun  ;  Lool(e  Fofle.  f 

FïiïCtciïcà.ToreJïfi^ryviihJiand^ 
Faire  tin;I^(?/^fTm.  %    . 

Faire  le  tour  du  labyrinthe.  To  rétame  y  after  much 
turningyinth  the  way  befirfl  tool^e  j  or  to  dealt  rpttha- 
perplexedyintricateyandendlejjebiifmcfe. 
Faire  tout  fous  foy.  (a  child)  to  be  ray  himfvlfr. 
Faire  tremblerle  lard  au  chariiicr.  lojwac^gcrcx- 
treamely^  threaten  horribly ^  tozfcjfigy  or  bug^  words  j 
(lromcaÛy.)^V<d^. 

Faire  vn  troua  la  nuid;  Loolfe  Trou. 
.  Faire  la  veille;  To  r^atch.l^c'epe  ivatch  ^  lificny  or  lool^t 
ahniit/him-whtle  others  arc. iflccpe. 

Faire  bon  ventre.  TolooJJln^orpfftcnthcbcUky  to 
malfefôlubte.  l      '  •    ^ 

Faite  verfure^  To  ma\efhift  in  the  world -y  or  as  in 
Vcrfure.  ^        .^  , 

Faire  vifage  de  bois  à.  To  {hut  the  dore  agai'/ifyîo  ex- 
clude.or  (hut  tpithçnt  dore      *• . 
Faire  le  voiage  de  Bavière.  To  get  y  or  traucUfiry  the 
Pox.  '  .  .  l_^ 

Vziltvoilc.TofetfayleytonialieoiUtofc.i. 
Faire  voile  en  Lc\^nt.Tofay[e  E/ijîi»at  dytq  bcfiohcy 
oryilfiredavpay.  ;„ 

Faire  voile  a  tout  vent;  înconjlantly  tofitiow  ail  {h- 
JhianSy  adhere  to  eueriefiiéfiony  profijfe  any  icligicn 
thatsinvpSyauthoritieyOrfway. 
Faire  les  yeux.  To  mnl^eyOr  twinkle  with  the  eyts. 
Faire  les  doux  yeux.  To  mal(e  it  goodlicy  coutuerfiit 
ciuUitie  or  mode  fiie  y  fie  me  coy  y  alfbyto  winl^ey  or /mile 
pretily  with  the  eyes  j  alfoy  tobê  betweenejleeping  and^ 
walfing^or/ieme  to  fleepe  and  fee  nothing. 
Faire les^oux  yeux  i.  To  play  at  boepeepe\  or  to 
win\eta/iiuioufiyy  to  lao^e  flatteringly  y  or  pitifiillyy  at 
cne^herebytogetfomewbat. 
Sc fairei  whenceySc  faire  tous  les  iours  en  meilleur 
poinS*  To  bifttlfyOrtogroWfàtterandfaireteuêrie 
daytbenother.      /  ^  •  > 

Se  fairchonneur.  To  winyor  gainejyonoury  to  procure 
to  himfèlfe  great  honour. 

Scrfâlre  tenir.  To  be  lufliey  play  the  gall  ant  yjta^e  vpm 
hiwydoe  whatfieuer  he  lift. 
S'en  faite  accroire.  Idojij;^  Accroire/ 
S'en  faire  fort.  To  dependyrflyyhuiidyOr  be  boldyOHy  ta 
mal(efHre  accountyor  fiiUrec^ning^of. 
Selaiiferfailfeau  clerc.  To  lit  the  dartre  tal{e  bis 
ptcaftire  of  hoTyOr doe  with  ber  what  bi^wili. 
A  que  faite  ?  To  what  pHirpofèyto  what  end? 
Auflî  ne  feray  ie.  So  will  I  not^r  no  more  I  will, 
Cc  fais  mon.  So  1  doe  indeedyor^o  i  doeyfol  doe. 
Ceû  he  fait  rien.  It  boots  y  or  aaailesynot  j  it  malles  no 

matter.       •-/-'  •  •  ■ 

Cela  fe  faiibit*  au  temps  iadis.  That  was  the  old  fa- 
flnon^arythatsatthisdaycUaneoutoffhlhion.        ^ 

.  le  rfay  que  faire  a  luy.  I  haue  no  tufmepy  no  Hfof- 
fic\iynâeommetifeyWithbim.  4 

Ic  n'en  ay  que  faire,  ft  touches yOr  concernesynoi  me\ 
ln^igkitÈêtJcarenotfifU.    /^  :^     -      ' 
;  UfaitJMcnibppetitfaia  I^^y^  r^ 

:^  téthkitïaUclvY.idmfortiefirhim.  ^    •    - 

Jl  ne  s'^en  fait  que  mooqucr .  tii  doth  but  mc\€ 

:Les  fâifbit  moult  bon  voir.  They  were  very  well 

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Mai  fait  qui  ne  parfait  :  Pro.  in  don 
^  mt\  difcontinuanct  ofwortiedijhmi 


rpirth  looliini  oft,it  was  afajjin^  goodliijigbt  to  heboid 

them.      ,  r  ..      , 

Le  Siable  vous  en  fcroit  bien  mal  txù^cï.ThodiHel 

were  in't  ifyoujhouldnot  be  wsU  wtbaUyor^ou  mafi 

netdsbeweUwitballltrow. 

Mon  autre  man  ne  me  Bilbit  pas  ainfi.  *5Mjf  other 

bmbandvftdmeotherwift.' 

Scficvitï\h\Tt}isitpofible?Cémitbe?     \      *'^^ 

Avoir  fort  â  faire  i.  To  be  extreâme^JfeJUred  mtb^ 

or  bufied  about.  ♦    » 

Bailler  fort  à  faire  a.  To  Imploy  much^  taske  hard,  by 
A      many  btéJpiefFfi  vfon^put  vnto  toyU  enough. 
^  '    Eftre  a  tout  faire.  To  be  fir  all  purpofcSy  be  fit  fir  all 

vCesJbe  readie  Jirany  thmg  be  u  put  vnto. 

FajS  cc  que  tu^ois,  advienne  ce  que  pourra  :  Pro. 

T>oe  thou  thy  duite  happen  wba^thap  may,  '  . 

II  ûitaflcz  qui  fait  faire:  Pro.  Hedoetb  hurt ^ or 

jf^odp  enough^th4t  n^àl^es  it  ta  be  done. 

lUÀoes  he  that  all  does 
ours  the  worlie- 
'•  man.   ■"  '■  •"  ■  ■•• 

Tel  fait  là  fouit e  qu'un  autre  boit  :  Prov^  Qne  doth 

the fcathe^and anower bath tbff corne.       ..  ; 

Tel  fait  It  mieux  qu'il  peut  qui  ne  fait  chîofe  qui 

vaille:  Pro  V.  Some  doe  their  befl^and  yet  doe  nothmg 
.  well  ;  or^  fime  though  they  doe  their  be  (I  doe  no'tbing 

AfloL  dort  qui  rien  ne  fait  ^  Pro  v.  As  goodoi^Jleépe 

as  be  idle  and  doe  notbinji. 

Bien  dire  fait  rire^bicn  faire  fait  taire  :  Pro.  Good 

words  breed  laughter y^od  deeds  admiration. 

De  ce  que  tu  pourras  faire  iamais  n'atterts  autruy  : 

Pro.  F^r  that  which  thou  canfi  doe  tbyfilfi  rely  not  on 

another.  '*\   '         . 

Entre  dire  &  faire  il  y  a  grand  adirc  :  .Prov.  Be- 
txfitene  fofing  and  do'mg  there  ta  great  difference.  §.. 
Ufaut  adictcr  Mailbn  fiii^c,&  femme  ifaire:  Pro. 
Loo^f  Femme.  "      •     V^v; 

^  11  ne  fj^ait  rien  qui  ne  veut  bien  faire  :  Pro.  Hif  «*- 
tlmglftwofes  thcumUnotdôbisdiuie't  or,vaine  ù  the 
slfill  thats  without  vertué.  ' 

La  fin  fait  tout:  ProY.  The  indwouis  mU  j  or,  is  ail 
inatti  -  -^'  - 

Qui  bien  fera  bien  trouvera  :  Prov.  mil  thriueshe 
thaidtetwetl'y  9r  be  that  does  wel(  cbeeues  weU.  " 

Fais  :  tn.  A  bitndle,fiar£e,fâcl(^Jbiàubofi  alfo^aiybea-  \ 
uk  badifbargjtyburtben. 

Failable:  çom,  TesBUy  doeable^ejfe£iabU,maJ^able, 

which  may  be  per firmed^ftOed^ordoiu,. 
Faifàn:  vcC^  Vhefam,  7  ;   r-  -  :^ 

,  lc^9nhtixfVDX.rbeffeatbUélie)i^ikocktiorj^ 
Coq  de  bois.  •  : 

Faifànçes.  4»  Corvées,  ^otmi 

Fajfândé.:  m. éc  :  £  JAwAfità^^iaua/m^jm^ 
by)â$ damtti M aVheftmi\     --^^^^^--^^-^    .^    - 

Faiûqder.  rommifiefiwlejéfc  j  tomàijoÏÏtii^ 
^  hgH^l  kvpM'iberwire) keefiMgïïfime while àfi 

kùkiSed.  _.  ..^   ^,  .. 

FaîSnhe:  t'JTbefaMtbem,  ^'*'^:f^ 
FaiiànneauViB.^  Pbefanf-foot^  long  Phepmt,    > 
Falfânuicr  :  m.jél^fer^birèeder^pfpbefàntt4  Z: 
Faifânt-wFaiûn.       V  ;     ., 

Faîfânt.  A£tinyimiff}^tmf^eXni\mali^i^ 

Faiioeau:  m.  46tm:bmdle^firdkiàfaelfeti$jmai 
buàebjnrfiteàtêeiûhandfiiltefi  .     *^ 

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Faifèur  d'oemTe  blanche,  as  Taillandier. 
Grands  vantcurs  pctis  failçurs:  l^ïày, Great  pi  omi- 
fers  wealte  perfirmers.      " 

Faifible  :  com.  Feafible^a\eableyefeHable^md)le. 
FaiiTcau.  ^  Faifceau.  j- 

Fai{rclle:f.  .AChesfird,  orCbeefefiajOfwiclieriff^of 
earthy  pierced  in  the  bot  tome  to  let  out  the  wbay  xn^btrr 
the  cheefereceiues  it  firme. 

Faiffcr.  ^  Enfaiflcr. 

¥z\^\ntiî.AbuHdleyOrfigg9t.     '^ 

Faili  4j  Faifte.  v  "  > 

Faiftc  :  m.  rbe  topyheight/tdge^oofe  of\  alfiythe  befter 
endofapeeceofcbth. 

Par  Ic  fin  faiftc.  Striêilyyftraitly,  vnto  the  vtmoft^  /# 
Mhaire. 

Faiilicrc.  j4  ridge-tyleyCreafi^tikyioofi^tiU. 
Fait.  Sf  f  Faia.  "  ^  ^ 

Faitard:m.de:  f.  Sluggijh^  drowfie^  la^i^e^  flothfi!!^ 

idle,negbçjtntialfiyCOWdrdÛe^nt-heartedi  floiv^ult] 

bylavnep. 

FzitzTacma^t.SUthfilly/irowfilyyfa%jfy,Jluggj^^^ 

fiint-hemrtedly. 
Faitardifc  :  f.  ShtbyfiHggiJhne{feJdlenejJ>ydr^^ 

là'a^Heffe/tegUgence^yalfiydulnes^^ 

(bred  thereby.) 
Faitifs.  iTtf  Faiftis. 
¥z\l\S.Thefame. 

F^utifTe.  as  Faiiftis.  • 

Faitneantife  :  Udlenepja^nejfe  ifitmt^beartednèjfty 

heartlefneffe.  k        r^     -  : 

Faix:  m.Apacf^yloadyOr burden i a weightie charge. 

Pierres  dc  faix.  Great  ^or  weight  ieflones. 

Plier  fur  Ic  faix.  ToJhrinl(evnder  his  btcrden^tê find 

or  acl(nowledgty  the  charge  layed  on  him  loo  beauiep 
..  him.  *• 

Cela  a  prins  fon  faix.  That  thing  isfetledyfun^einas 

firre^preJfeddowTteasmuchyOsitwillbe. 

^A  haute  montée  k  faix  encombre  :  P^v.  To  a  hi^h 

climber  a  burden  is  comberfime. 
Faizander.  To  drejfe  a  TuUety  or  Capon  UtteaTbefanti 

^r,^  Faiiander.  -  -        ,  # 

^Fal:  rQ.Aplayer^pUtyingringjmatitU 

Y  Falajzc  :  £  A bankeydowneyorbillbjtbefeajideyalfoy 

finefandgottenbyawattffidi. 
Faldes:  CApaireofBafis  toitdemth.    . 
Fallace:  f.AMacieipilèydeceityWtleytromperieyacfaf' 

thtrkfieycheat'mgjncightycokfeningdeu^^         *^ 

Fallaciftix :  m.  euk  :  t.  JFulloffaUac'tis j  fiflfij <rtf///>, 
wylie^dtc6tfidlyCoufemngy  cUatmgy  begui^g  ^^^^ 
terfiitingyvncertame.,, .,.  ^  ^       ^t  i ;"; 

FalJcré:  m.  ce  :  f.  Barded/rappedi  deck^dytrtckefvp. 

Fallcvuches:  l  TÛ^arkksywfierkandfmaU^^^^ 

'  tbatémfo/hmfitrnaceswhereinmettabaremeUea.  \ 

Falloir.  ^  Ferbelmperfinalhy  wvjjdonefypt  M^^^^^ 

DfàuIt^jiifaUt.  UoMibt^mMllJtJbaU^tneids»it 

■^bebomsjtjfêxpedienu  ^  ^  <  î^^  i» 

Oe&imhttcUmk,  Tkiimotterifnete^ieiff 

mufi  needs  bf  fo  ;  there  k  no  remtAe^  tbereit  mi^' 

fajmgoFit^firmngagampjt,  .       >^*I; 

Dnei'enfàllutgîerwqucluy.  Hefin^led bu^m 
4,«fj  be  badwe^ibPimverie  nttre^  verte  W 

nKGuk^c^i»dm(kS'Thênarttoome,dam^y 
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Quand  argent  faut  tout  faut  :  Prov.  ff^n  money  is 

milfmg  all's  tùnijje.  ^^ 

FallopC'^  Farloufe.  TbeCtnt,  tht^tddovftir)^,  or 

HtatbUtrkf' 

Fallot.  <»  Falot*  ^  *»•  • 
'^^W.VâfUdyWOHUdylacktd^iffed.  .    ' 

Il  ne  s*  en  dH  rien  fallu  que .  He  hadweU-mghJbe 

T91U voie neerCyOr  lti{e  to baue-j  be  fhjUdbitt Uttle of, 

^^o\(c.a4ViAoàxt\  e^ec'uUy  in  the  Uttr fence, 
Faloppc  :  f.  The  €bft,  Meddow  Larke ,  «•  Heath- 

Falot  :  m.i<  Cr effet  lighif/nch  as  thiy  'Ofh  in  VUyJboi^^s) 
made  of  ropes  wreMheé^  pitcbeeL  and  pat  into  fkaUy 
and  ope  Cages  ofyroni  alfoyà  craftiejkbtillymtiemâtei 
àlfo^bebearbeCatsUnjk. 
Vn  gentil  falot.  A  trimme  mate ,  frpeetyoutb ,  fine 

*  filloïP  indeed  j  d  gwki  compsnimfHre  ;  (Ironicatfyy  or 
withanlropkaUaUMfiontâourwardJèÙotp.)     h 

ÇzloKtncnt.  Good' fiUo^'lilie. 

Faloticr  :  m.  çrc  :  fc  Sirtùngfir^  belonging  to^a  Cref 

FalouidiiL  S^f  FalottrcJin.  ^ab. 

Falouque  :  £  a  Bârge^or  a  i(mdofBâfge4il(e  boât^t 
hatb  fomefine  otfixodfes  on  a  fide.  -    v      '.^  ^  *"  » 

Faloiirdc  :  f.  A  great  fitggot  j  or^a  bundle  offlichg  tbats  * 
big^er^and  header  iben  an  ordinariefittl^ot.     > 

Falourdiii:  tn.  ^  Iml^éy  bwtjiurden^  làbberlie  fionen^ 
beam  fotybmpilb  bèydon.        -  "  ^  ^ 

Falouze;  j^aphaboicuiii|Cracia  DdyHartsfidder^ 
or  Harts  ejjbeta  byjbme  Anthers  tube  the  wiU  Farfe- 
nipyund  bj  otbersjWiliar  bafiard  DittanfiHofinpeuer^ 
the)  fay  tbat  ifaH^fiung  by  a  Serpentant  of  k  >  be 
isprefemfy citred.  yf^^  >     ^^         ,,;.i  -w*     -  •  i- 

MfiSizhkixioiùx^^^  wbkbmâjbefklfifiedya- 
duberatedifkrf^fhtriftkated.    *  o 

Falfification:  £  A fidpficatimyor filftfyini  ;  n  jf^rging^ 
éubdttratingyfapbiftkating.  . 

Fairifié:in.ée:i  Faif^ody  oiMttirateiyfi^i^aiei^^ 
firffd,ftiaidkosidtfirid^fraMid.       c 
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ttr^ty  or  marre  wWfeounter^tmg  y  to  éUur  3  M^  dt 

rahrifè:  m,  ^  ^if^Hyail  ;  4tf  Cittkhre.  ^ 
rame  :  f.  Fome^edii^eportjtePutatiolifimmni^ 
t^amé.  Periofui9igebieÉ»i^.v(a(iMii^^«r«^^ 
Mttâ  reputation,  that  bath  a  good  repor^am^lni 

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r^nep:  m.  tMt  :  f.  FÂdow,  remmuâ^mmè^  ef, 

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uate  cmuerfâtinmtb. 
Familier:  m.crc:  tFamiliarJriendneyWeU  acquainted, 
mucb  conuerfantywitb  ;  alfiytame^nwardy  boufaUi  v^ 
fuaUà)omelieyOrdi^ie. 

Famille:  £  A  finnlie,  or  houfèbol^ i  ^  kindred,  floche, 

bouTeJinagtygenerationofl 

lEnfans  ou  ms  de  famille.  Toutbes  of  good  boufes/icb 

young  men/ii¥bofi  parents  are  Uuing.) 

La  famille  d' Archimbaud  plus  y  en  a  &  pb  vaut: 

Prov.  ^Jinotofmughtk  packesiafiatOy  orfamilie 

fwarmingwitb  leudyond  diffbtute  companions^  a  difor- 

deredyforruptedyVkiousFamilkyOr  State. 
Famine  :  £  Famine^Jearthya  gêner  ail  bunget. 
Famufe  :  m.  iij  Ccnchre. 
Fart  :  m.  A  Fawne,  or  Hind-calfi  j  the  young  one  of  any 

fucbbeafi^y  as  alfoyof  an  Eléphant.  • 

Fanal  :  m.  Tbe  Lanterne  of  ajhipy  or  galley }  alfo,  a  huge 

lanterneyfiandingontbetopofatoweryand/erumg  to 

guide pipsjfj  fùff)tyVnto^  intOya  Hauen. 
Fanatique  :  com.  Mady^antickt^  m  afien'Ktey  be  fie  s 

bimfeyèjfut  of  bis  tittle  wits  i  a  ifo^rauiJbfd,orin^^^^ 

wuhaFrophettcaUfwrie. 
FandcftcuE  4rFaudeteul.  (vieil  mot.) 
Fané  :  m.  ée  :  £  Fadedywitbered  j  putrifiedycorruptedi 

êr/tsVcné. 
Banegue  :  £  \/<  cfrf iiiw  that  contains  about 

as  much  as ibe^  (French)  bufheU. 
se  Ihiàtï.Tofàde^itheryitoax  dead  i  or^  sc  Fcncr . . 
FandTant  mthering,fad'mg^  rottingycorrupting. 
Faille  :  f.  A  founding  ofTrumpetSyCr  a  comming  into 

tbeljfls  vritb  found  ef  trumpets  >  at  a  fubBlfe  lujis  ; 

heme  (a^)  any  publike  kauadOyCrJl^       anyloud-^ 

tefaundmibragyùf  Mentation.    -"} 
Fafrarer»  Tàfound^orrefèundy^  Trumpets  i  to  thai' 
I     lenfjty  or  draue  one  another  with  found  of  Trumpets  i 

to  brag^vaunt  j  malfe  agjteatfloftrUBy^  brauado.  -  ^ 
ViinîxoxiDzàx^^  f^aUanty 

brauingjofhrafjmgaul^  .  1 

Fàiifitluché^jfi?^^ 
Faii&eluches:  f  «  Loofe  thredsy  or  hanging  Jhreds  in 

^  rap^tthniecPfhesxany  fuà  trafb^excrement/sff- 

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fainted  faèUaflïcAlly\4ilf0ya^tâed^ 
Fantafiér* To imagï^e^deuife^comcikey  tnutnty  cajl  a- 

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Fantafiiie.  *ii  F^ntofaic. 
Fainal<:][uc.^i  Facuaftiquc. 
Faiitafquemcnt.  FantapcallyM^^^^^^Py^^^^^^'^^^^^ 

FantalTin:  m.  Afûoli;ja?2}mvarres. 

Fantaltm:  m.  inc  ;  f.  Of,  9r  belonging  w,  a  footman  i 

0ndhence\  .  y^* 

Forces  faiita/Iincs .  Footmen,  or  a  power  of  foot- 

Fantaf  liqi  ic:  com.F  antaflicaUyhumorouâ/tew-fartgled^ 

giMfy  sl(itifjh]inuentii4eyConceUed. 
Faiitafiiqucr.  To  conceiueyimaginiydeuiflyCafl  about, 

reprcfent  in  tbe  imagination^  alfOyto  affeU  fhntajlicalr 

fy'^  tn  fill  rvitbyOr  feed  on  Jdle  fancies,  ,^^ 
Fantaftiquerics  :  f.  FantafiicaUtriclis))moroufiojfesy 

idle  thoughtSyVaine  imaginations.       . 
Fancofinc  :  m.  A  jpirity  ghoft,  bug;,  hobgoblin  j  vifion, 

apparition  ;  fiilfe  imagination  j  henct  alfo,  4  sl^arrt^ 

crorp.    ;  .■..;^.    •■>•'■•        '•.    '"■'^ 

FantoCncries  :  f.  Strange  fancies ,  extrauagant  con- 
ce  it  5,  idle  vifions^  odde  imaginations,  caflles  in  tbi 
'    ayre.       •  ''  '  '  •  ;.  ,•    .  :  '  *'  •'  '^    ■     - 

Fanuilè.  as  Ccnchic,  and Jhould  be  Falvifc,  or  Fa- 

¥àon. as Vzniw. A  Fawne.       \^  "      v  r 

Faorinc.  Fawned.  ?  % 

)r^om\t\rént:txï.  A  fawning. 
¥2iOnncr.  A  Doe  to  fawneyOr  bring  firth  yifng.    .  S^  ^ 
Faque:  f.Apoc^etyorpoutcb-y  ajatcheU^orf4cJ(e^   ■' 
Faquin  :  m.  ^  ^tirta^  ^r  Vaclie-bearer  y  any  bafc-emn^ 
ditimed  fiUow,.    :  r         ^    \  ^.   .  "^ ^ 

Comme  vn  faquin  portç  faix  ainfî  vn  bafton  b 
^  paix  :  Prtf.  Loo^e  Bafton,    '     .  :  .1 J^^  :,.: . .  • ,  'â 
Faquinagc:  m.Portagei  thefee,inr^iifére^belpn^ni^ 

to  a  Toner.  ■.  ^  }•  ^'[^,  .  .,,  •^.  ;-^^  'Ç*  ;^^,;..,A;^.;^^ 
Far:  m.  A  high  Tawef,  or  beacon  ai  ée  moutb  of  a  Ha^ 
neHy  wherem  contînliaÙ lights  are  l^ept  dnigbts  fir  the 
direction  of  fia-far ing  people  3  a  ùntérhc  on  aWiUtdj^' 
tomrbythefeafidé.  .    •  -f^^^-s^  ■^^'-'^^  '■ 

Farain.Pain  fzfain^  'Âk'^o/m4t'M'v)m 

hottfiboldbredd^rm^rJivi^-C-^m^         , 
Paras: m.  u  great  cmififèdbeapéi^gdmxii^ep^^ 

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Farci  :  m.  ic:  f.  Stuffed franl^id^fidyfilledvp.  " 
Tout  farci  4*  cfcus.Tfctf  r  batbftcre  of  cnwnei\agrtat 
monyed  man.  . 

Farcierc  :  f.  O^r  ^/Vib^  /ibree  sl(ins  which  enwrap  ^n  k^ 
fantinthewombe.  j»-    "^^  -^ 

Farcin:  m.  5^/^r^  ;  a  leaprofe  proceeding  ofmclamhcj 
lieyChoUcr.orfieagflheexceedinlgfyaduftyand  fiU/ng  the 
slqn  with  blacl^e  wanfpotSyand  dry  parchedfcalcs'^  al- 
fOythe  fircie  in  a  horfc.  y^     ♦ 

Farcincux:  m.cule:  f.  Leaprous^curuîcybcfcûbbed. 
Vzicix.TofluffeyCrammeyftU  vp  j  tofrankeytofeed. 
F^ciffeuiCi  f.  A (iuffingyCrammingyfiUingvp. 
Fard  :  m.Fard\paintwg  (proper lyyCerufCyOr  white  lead) 

alfoyany  colonredy^  adulterate  beautie  ;  a  deceit  y  pre^ 

ten<eyfalfebood^coufenage,blearing  of  the  eyes. 
Fardé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Farded  j  coloured,  painted^  of  an  j- 

dulterate  lufler  j  whofe  beautie  is  difgmfedyor  bancrp. 

ed.  •-"       ^ .       ■...-^:. .     *.-.^-       ':  .■■ 

FardcalT:  m.  A  fai'dle,burthenytrufjeypac\e  ^bundle. 
Donner  le  fardeau  felon  le  chameau .  Lool^e  Cha- 
jneau.  ^ 

V  Plus  coufte  la  corde  que  le  fardeau.  Thefuu  coun- 
teruailes  not  the  charge  one  hath  beene  at  about  it. 
Eivgrand  fardeau  n'eft  pas  Tacqueft:  Vtov. Great- 
nefje  maizes  not  a  burthen  gamefiU  *,  or  the  gaine  refti 
notinthegreatneffeofaburthen-ytisnotthegrcat^but 
the  good  burthen  one  thriues  by. 
Petit  fardeau  poifc  à  la  longue  :  Prov.  Wefayji^bt 
burthen  farre  heauie. 

^A  vn  chiafcun  fen  fardeau  poifc  :  Prov .  Euer'ie  on 
finds  his  ownehurthenheauic  enough,     * 

Fardder.  To  truffe,orpacl(e  zf  j  to  redttce,  (rrmc.\cmo 

"^  fardles Jburthens, bundles.   \^y^,x*\  I 

¥dxdàct:tti.AfardletiaHttUfârdle. 

Fardcincnt:  n\.^  painting,  a  colouring  with  fard -^  n 
Jbeautifyingwitb  borrawed,orfalfe  cêlQurs^apanl(mi^ 
erfetting  out  of  things jthefiontr  tofeU,or  the  better  to 

'  Jhew^hem»  ^.""vt    -^4..  -^lv-^v -m  v    -" -'^  •^^cr';.'.:;--,. 

Farder.  Topamt,  colour,  difguife,tricklt  vp,Cetont^mth 

.  falfe  beautie f;  to  pêlijb  with  a  borrowed  lufler;  to  vJL 

'  pretences  I  to  dectiue  tbe  ear  es,  or  bUaretbeeyesmi^ 

fakeibut  coimterfeit,maiters.  jhiUKi?^ v^^^  b^i*  «^^ 

Dc  toute  femme  qui  fc  farde  demie  toy  foignûjft- 

^     ment  garde:  Pro.  Tal^e  heed  of  any  mman  tbdiioib 

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Vziàcmim.  A  painter, colour  er,i'fffiiftr^^  i 

.;     a  tricher  vp,  or  fetter  outyofathmi  witbborrméd,  or  | 
..[  ''  falfe/nrnamMts.  ' ^^^^'  -■' r-' r^^A^^^^^ 

;  vFardcurdecbey«ttx.i<H!^^ 

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fl^esvp^inddorpneaMiU.  /^  r 

Parinc  volante.  <ii  Farine  folic  *       '^^ 

Badin  fans  farine,  ^n  arrant  Doult^noble  ^Jfcy  no^ 

paiftry  àc  folic  farine.  Compoim4edofUghtyOr  (leight 
(ié^'y  (tvaine-beadedy  or  idU-bumoYtd  V0êodcocl{e\ 
one  that  hath  no  manner  offubjiance  in  him. 
pour  recueillir  farine  il  verfe  Thuilc.  (Of  an  vndif- 
creet  husband^vpho  tofaue  a  pennie  loo/es  a  pomd.) 
Vanner  fa  farine  au  vent.  Tofquander  away  bis  re- 
licn  le  0  vaine  y  and  idle  humors. 

■  La  fmnc  du  diable  va  moitié  en  vent  ou  au  fon: 
pro.  unie  good  comes  of  that  the  diuell  bath^or  doth  \ 
o^^iU  gotten  goods  come  to  little  good.  ^    • 

SalVc  bonne  farine  fans  trompe  ny  buccine  :  Prov. 
Urc^vdlyandholdthy  peace. 

Farineux:  m.cufe:  f.  Mealie^  beflarpredybemialed-y 

rfj.uicyvhitey  or  done  ouer  rpitbméale  \  atfo^  dry^  as 

mcjU/  .■y'-'^''^  ■■..•■■. 

Le^rc  Ç^nn^uCcThe  white  Leprojie. 

Farline:f.  AnlriJhRug. 

Farioufc  The  little  Mcdow  Larl^ê^or  Heath  tarl{e. 

Hxnt.AkJndofOalit.  .'       ... 

Faroii  :  w.Tbeweeh^e  of  a  LinkeyOr  Torche. 

^àïO[\cht:com.ivild^fi$éagèyVittamedyfiercey^^^ 
ble,fell\crueUyfrowardJl)rewdyCurfi. 

Farouche  té  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Made  wildyfauageyVntraSU- 

,    bleyCrHeUyflirewdyfroivard^curft. 

Farrage:  m.  A  mixture  offundrie  gr aines ^and feeds  ga^ 
thcredfrom  the  mmowings  of  corne  (as  alf»y  diuers 
forîi  of  cour fe  graine  y  and  pulfe  mingled)  and  ftmed 
pell-mcH  together  fir  tvinterfirrageyorjbdder. 

Farragtere  :f.y4  plotyorpte^e  oftraundfovi^dmth  the 
mnnowings  tf  corne -^  or  mtbcourfe  corne^and  pulfe 
mingled  ail  together.    •:•-::  v/^^^^v^ 

Farre.  ar  Foarre.^ .  ...    •  -••;' ' ^^-  l: .  •         '  '^^'^l .':'  ■  v  •/  ;  •,•■ 

Falché:  m.  ée  :  f.,  Dijpleafedyangredyoffended  ;  vexed^ 
iriencd^molelledydijquietedy  annoyed'^  trokbledyimpor" 
tf4ned;ivcaricdyCloyedybraigbt  vnto  a  loathing  of. 

Fafchcr.  To  anger ydi^leafe^offend-y  vex^ieM^irlie^dif 
,qvet  '^anncy^troubleymolefi  j  impwtune^wearie^  toyle^ 
^"^^^leycloy^bringtoaloathingef^^ 

rafcher ie  :  f.  Ofenceyvexation  ;  anger ydijplia fur e  j  an- 
'^oyrnceytroHbUy  difquiety  cariy  grieft  ;  importunïtie  j 
irkfomene[fey  marinejfe^  loatkfomenepy  n  0  toatbing 

Fafchcufcment;  Ofnfiuefyy  trouble famelf y  udioujly^ 
f^^^M,  mojl  mplfafinglj^fainefiîbXB^ 

Faidieux:  m.eufeJl  C^^  ^ 

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'  BeaneSy,French  Beanes^mane  Beanes^  Garden  Smh 
/4X  ;  LO(>i(;^  Phafcolcs. 

Falquc:  m.éc:f.  IM^«.         '*  * 

Falsade.  The  fir  efront^fire part  yOr  out  fide  of  a  houfe, 
Fa{\h:f.aéNà(lc\a^'eeleyOraBoW'net. 
^Faflinc  :  f.A  faggot  Jbauins^liiddyor  bundle  offticl(S. 
Fafte  :  m.  Pride,  fcorney  contempt  y  difdaincy  liftincffc^ 

li^7Jie^htineJJj^yirro2,ancie^furquedrie.         -, 
F4itidc:com.  Tedious,  loacbfomey  iftiComeyVnplea- 

raftidiofîté:  f.AloathingyOrabhorringyOs  0 
anilidiïpofedftpmacke.  "^ 

Faîltucux:  m.eulc;  LVroudJoftie^fcorncfiUydifdain- 
fuUynrrogantyhigh-rmndcd. 

Fat.  Foolifh^fippifh  ;  y n  fat  ;  tf  fit,  an  idcot,  a  nmie,  a 
rnddieyanafJiyaguU. 

Fatal:  in. ale;  £  Fatallydeflined-,  appointed  by,  belon- 
ging to^dejlinie  ;  afo,inemtahle,vnauoidabU.  \ 

Fàtzlcmcfit.FMally^bydefîinie. 

Fatalité  :  f.  FatalitiCyOr  fhtalnefje^^  alfoyVnauoidableneSy 
asâfathingappointédbydcjîinie. 

Fat^lizer.ïV?  defiinate^ajpoini^or  dejigne  vnto  an  hcui- 
table  iffue.  ^  ^      ' 

Fatidic  :  m.  ique  :  f.  Trefigmg^  prophecying^re-tel- 
.  linç:.  1 

Fatidique  :  com.  A  Vrophcty^prefagety  fire-teller  of 

things  to  come.  *i  v^ 

Fatidiqueinent.  Propbetically.prcfagîngly.  " 
Fatîgable^:  com.wearjing^tyring^  troubling:^  or,tvhicb 

may  be  wear ied^tyred  y  troubled.      - 
Fatigation:  î.Awearying^tyring,cloyingytroubling'yaU 

/S,^  Fatigue.  -  ^ 

Fâtîgufc .•  f.  mnrinejfey  tedioufheffe  ;  traUailey  trouble ^ 

vexation]  labour ytoyleyàuer-muchpaines.  , 
¥at]gucT.ToTvearie^  tyrey  trouble,  cloy, ouer-toyle  j  to 

gin e  no  reft  vnto,       ;    * 
Fatirtc  :  m.  A  maimer  yOr  a  Toet  that  maizes  Play  es.     ^ 
Fatraillc.  Trafhytrumperie, things  of  no  value. 
FaÇras  :  m.  .A  con  fifed  ht  ape,  or  bundle  oftrajh,  toy  es, 

'  trifles yvaine  and  idle  thingSyfooterieSjfopperies. 
^\\ûfztrz,s  dtclch.  A  bunch  of  ^^^^ 

ÙÇçûsttoutlc  fsXiZS.  AU  the  pac/fe^aU  that  ^^^ 

or  rogutfh  plot  is  he  acquainted  mth.  ' 
Fatrafle:  m.éc:  f.  PatcbedybotchedyiÛfiuoredlyfeton^ 

cmfùfedfybeajpedifoolijhly  put  together  I  alfo,trifitng, 
K'^àineMe\  rkadeiofcmftfingoftiajh.' 
Fztt2fflcr.Trifhtt,paUrie,vainiy  alfi^c  on  fifed,  bung- 
'^^^^m^^udledm-'f^^ 
.JRatf er.  Tohotch, pàuh,  or  bungle  vp a  tiding,  lil^e an  vn- 

sl(ilfiUvooYl{mdn.'        ;  .  tn  ' 

Fatnm«J^tramé;^^^*-^^^^^  ? 

ï^troviî^er.  W"*^^  ityplayihefopi  inttentyor 

^^^4iufie  himfeifè  ahtit^^Utà^  j  alfjyas 

F:»trer:  tobotch.  -^i^^-^f^-'-my'^^-   ; 

hot  cher  ypatcberjjunder.  *       -^  ;  ,  -^^^      ' 
FatUîté:  f.  Foolî^Hé^ydoltijhneJJk,^  dul- 

iieneyideott/meyfittiM 
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l^aValtm.  The  t^y^^^Mngs^ulli^^ 

fingofBea7;et.    ,    ^,    *•  'V;:f:llV^*    i^U-^*  ^ 

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Fauchage  :  m,/<  mowing  j  ()r  rfer  Wr^  ^/^  /wjy^n    . 
Fauche.  A  reaping'^  mcfpping\  bar uefi.  ^ 

Fauché.  Mow^dy  cut  cUje  by  the  ground^  or  cUâtu  â^ 

11  a  fauché,  &  fcnc.  He  hath  made  a  ckane  houfi^  w 
Jhop  1  be  hath  left  him f el  je  nothing  in  them  j  all  is  gone^ 

IpcHiyConfumcdylofl.  r 

Fauchement:  m.  ^ morving. 

VàwchQt.To  mrr  ;  to  cut  clûfe  by  the  ground  ^^  tojweepiy 
#r  cut  clcane  arvay  ;  alfo^to  dijpatcbyOt  rid  bufinejfe  4- 
fare  ;  endhencc(ofa  Clarlie.)  ^ 

l\{iuchcbicn/He  write  iverie/rviftfy.        / 
Faucher  I'hcrbe  fous  les  pieds  à.To  fupplant^  alfo^ 

'    to  pi  Client é 

Fauchcfbii:  f.  A  mowing-^  er^feafongoodto  mowein. 

Fauchet.  A  Sythc.or  toole  to  mowe  with. 

Faucheur:  m.  W/«.T»«'. 

Fauchon  :  m.  A  FauchionyCurtleaXy  or  Hangar. 

Faucille  :  m.  as  FociUc  i  and  (in  a  borfej  the  bâughty  or 
peftle  of  the  thigh. 

F^UC\)lc:f.ASul(lf. 

le  ne  iiïcttray  la  faucille  en  fa  moiflon .  JwiUnot 
meddle  with  bis  matters  y  deale  mbispro^ffionyin- 
croach  vpon  bis  inter ejiy  lool^e  into  bis  dealings  j  1  will 
not  procure  to  my  felfi  any  g/ine ,  ^jjUme  to  my/elfi  a 
rewardy  thats  due  vntobis  Uborè  / 

Faucillon.  A  little  fictile. 

Bo\%  à  Çzuaïïon.  Br  ujhwoodypnaUwgod. 

Faucon.  Stf^  Faulcon. 

1^2i{iconmcrc:f.AFaullcpnershagy0rppwck       » 

Faudettcu],&  FaudeteuL  as  F^uldctucil.         ,  > 

Faudicrc:  f.  TbtTouldrony  or  slfirt-feece  of  an  rAr^ 
mour.  /       '  ^    n  "' 

Faudrinier:  m.  ^  Fourdrinicr. 

Faverots  :  m.  A  l(tnd  offmall  Beams  ^  or^as  Favcrot- 
'•  tes*  '  ^  ■  •-      '  ,  ■'  ".    •  '  ■ .  -  t..  "^''^^'i 

FaVerôttcs:  f.  Eartb^nutSyl^ippernutSyEartbhcbefi^' 
nuts.  '  ..  -^-  •  •  ■'^■.'  ':■  •  .  ■,.  '\r  i 

Faveur  :  f.  Fauory  grace  y  good  opîn'wn  ;  {indnejpey  toue^ 
good'Will  i  fupportyMaintenanceyprotedion  y  affola  fa^ 
uorbejhipedyand  worm  fir  the  giuers  faite.  ^      ;; 

Favîerc  :  f.  yf  Beam- field JartdyOr plot.      y    \  ;  ..  " 

Faulce.  as  Faulx  ;  a  Sythe.     f^t^  ^  -^ 

Faulcé. as  Fau0c.       ^ .;  •.  ;jv^;\  :V,^;î■^^^i    ,.      ., ., . 

Faulcoii:  m.  A  Paulcân/y  andti^enifaïïy)aMyl(mg-v^id 
Hawlfc^  or  Hawke  thats  made  vnta  tj^e  Luri^  .r.^^  -  - 
Faulcon  sentU.  A  Foukon^gentlii  the  hefty  aiut$ol 
deft  kinder  Faukmififmewbatkp^M  9^ 
then  the  Pèlerin,      f^  ;    4o«<'^        ^n  Ur 

Faulcon e€rfaut.^Gfr/5«few,  ^{-4  '»ï..  ;.{.,jfq  ! 
Faulcon  Uniçr;  A  Lcmner^à  tmuriii  :'^4^,  Û  q 

i  :  Faulcon  dc  mcr.  A  Içni  tffyif^muàti  fiHBet 

tbgt  bath  long  pimes  liJft  wings.    .^  '  :      J^-^       . 

Flukon  naGoioaç.  Tbt  nifjtUTtuikm  j  «  ^on^  tf 

Faulcon  jtetenn.  iMJ^c  Pderio.  ''"*  ^^::j^,     .-^ 

Faulcon  were. i<5tf^,  '  «,-j^     j 

.   F  SMÏConTuaiâcsu  A  Barbarie  fâukên.        '".^ 

Bec  de  £iulcon^  ^l^ind  ofToSax,  btrne'flmtikmi 
,,.firfta$e  bfÛuFetfestffranct^aMdn^nanljfbjak 

frenebKingtPeiUunirs,  . 

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Faulconnîcrc  :  f.  A  bowling  bag. 

Faulde:  f.M  Giron.  ifLangued.  ^       - 

Fauldctueil:  nuAlaWylargeyandeaJiefiuldkgchaire 
hauing  both  a  backe  and  elbowes.  ^ 

Fauldierc  :  f. /Ti  Faudiere. 

Fauls:  m.La^ife^.Faux.  .  . 

Fàuls  :  m.  faiilfc  :  f.  FalfeyCpunte/fiityVntrue^  lyings  j^, 

ceiiùngyVnfiûtbfitUytrecberoui  j  doubleyhollat¥'hartcd 
baliingwitbfiiends.  .        * 

Faulsadvcu.  Tbev'ajfalschallengingyOraclinorvlcl 
ftingofawronglufticer  y  or  Landlord. 

¥2iVi\s2,cïmc.A^lûone'€alfi.Lool(eGcxmc. 
Fauls  çùs.Lool(^e  Pas. 

Fauls  rompu.  Vn  f.  A  fubtilt fiUoWyOm  that  hath  bin  ^ 
much  beaten  to  the  world.  ^ 
¥z\x\svifagc.AJ^ifardyCrt::Mas^e. 

Queue  fauKc.  Anvnfteadie^  muchwbisk^ngyOi  ofiai- 
waflmgytraineofaborfe.         ' 
Faulûirc:  m,  Afirger  efmitihgs,  afilfififf  ofEuiden- 
ces  ;  one  that  counterfiits  another  mans  hand  rvitha 
filji  intent 'yalfo^a  tricher  ous  violaterofhisfaith'^uok 
Faux.    • 

Vzu\ié.asVm?^c'ypiercedy&c  ;  alfèy  firgedy  fhlfifid, 
counter  fitted  ;  alfoy  ftanding,  or  made  crooliedy  as  1 
/word  by  a  fidly&c. 

Faulft^brayc:  f.  Afilfibrayefr^  fi/tificationy)  Loo\i 
Braye.  .  . 

Faulfec  :  £  A  breach  (as  in  a  wally  &c\)  alfoy  atrm- 

piercingyviolent  pier  cing*y(lril(ing,or  char f}ng,thmih 
and  through.  ^        •   » 

FauIfe-foy-VnfT/i^i/ib-iirftfJ^fr.    "    ^    * 
Faulfcmcnt.  Fatfilyy  vntiufyy  deceitfidly^y  counter fiiu 

Vilûfcr.Tofilfifieyfm'gèyCOunterfiiti  to  dealevntruljin-, 

alfOy0sFzuctt.   r  '  ^ 

'     l^zimCT  compagnie.  To  forfa^^^^ 

fanie  which  one  hath/worney  vndertalfcny  cr  fYom{cà 
;    to  l(eepe ;  alfoyto part^or  brealfe companicytoleaut m 

companpi.h . '^%;  .^-^^tv^vv  .   ^. 

FauUcr  vn  cfcu^cu  vn  haubert.  To  pierces  tojin{t 


wto  runru^  throu^  afiÀildy  &c\  toma^ubrtach 

intuit.  //■/'-'■■  •^.  ;     •  ::^>  ..  :*■/•• 

FauUct  les  gonds .  To  force^  0  brea\e  afundery  the 
■  hindges.^   i\     '  '      v," ?;^:^-.r. ••*•/. -•'''^*'r'"^-'^' -- 
:  (  Faulier  tnc-troupc.  To  charge  tbrougby  and  through 

M  troupe.  ',  l^: .i::'i'^.K\  v' ''■^i-^^<'âK*^'i:y^  ^ *,*'vii.jv-.  ^ 

ï;zviiSnim.Afa]/Hmg^n/ûng'yaIfhtaJifeorJ.     ■ 
,    Ch»nutcaMitt,nfainiéa[fo,toJagltttderind 

louden  truffe  from  luU  têmu^fiifftg,  v'  ' 
Voix  en  fàuMet.L«4«  Voix.  ..v«w* 

FaÙIfêt:  m,AfaMeet'y  Sw Faaflèt  ■  *'  '  »^.^  ■  ^ 
Faullêté  ttffâiftbood,vmrtUbMig,treebme,  *;  *• 
Faul{ct«aîro.eufc:f.  4H0âf*l/i'jM»if>twttpv»- 

truths, fiU of fyes.  •  ".f'.nr.t^ci...     ^    a^  '«ç;  - 

Fauk.  IlÛMlt.  «  wgAj,ft  béwmy  &iyi^^^  ^^' 

loir.  •  ,--*:  .  ■  ;  _■  .'• .,  •  '^':    ■^'^-.- 

tranjhrijfion  ;  «^,  en  errWtfipy  iii'4'>  /^»  .'?!!' 

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deih  hcr  ne, 
Faalxrm.^ 

Faulx:fy^^ 
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Faiilx:m-f^i 
Faiilx-boiir^ 

FaUK-bour 

Favorable: 

frii'i'idliejh 
Fàvorab^ciî 

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Favori:  i^^. 
Fav>n:m.i< 

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Favorifiiit. 

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Favoriler.  7 

Favorifcur: 

^i/orit.^I 

Favorite:.  F. 

âmirite. 

.  Fivotdefeb 

'  Fauperdriei 

yet  higher  \i 
of  other  Ri 
ani  tip  of  1 
tome  iifh^r 
tr.vnie  coh 

Fauquet  :  n 

Fauroîiieri( 

fi^f^  countt 

Paulïjiite.ia 
Pauflé.  "Pie 

hurfl\hro\i 

FaufTecrf.. 
Faufler.^I 
FaulTctrtn. 

Parlcpçti 
Oniïlmeat 

^aufleme.: 
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Fau':çir;n[i' 

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Qui  a  fait  h  faulte  fi  la  boivc  ;  Pro.  Let  bim  that  did 

th  tp  oni  incutre  the  penaltie. 

Tel  f^it  la  faulte  qu' un  autre  boit:  Prov.  Tlf  one 

p  In^n  the  pranl^^e^  and  iff  other  payes  fir' t. 
Fa j'tif:  m-  iue  :  f.  Fauttse^  ofendm^f^ifdom^fhylïngy 

ji^b:c5lyorapttodoeamï(Pe. 
Faiiîcrage.  ^Prcnga 
Faulvcrct./ï  Unie  bird  like  a  Reed-Sparrow^tphich  buil^ 

dcih  her  neafi  among  Beanes^  or,a^  Fauvette. 
Faaix:  m.^Faux,  ! 

\:j^[}[%:(.ASythe  (to  mtweTpith.)  ] 

La  faulx  paye  les  prex:  Prov,r^tf  l^eenc  Sytbe  giueth 

Mcades  their  due.  \ 
FaiiiX  :  m.faillfe  ;  f.  as  Pauls. 
Faiilx-boijrgs  :  m.  The  flàburbes  of  a  tovme\  Loo^e 

Fau>:-boiirgs,  i        .  V    ; 

Favorable:  com.  Vxuourable^gracioti6^fropuiom'^l{mdj 

jriciidliej^oimg.  ,      , 

^ivonblciri'^nt.FjfiHourdblji^propitmJïjylimdly^grac'^ 

oiiirloiiwify.     ;    .  ; 

Favori:  m.  ^  fa^mte^  ôr  minion^ ont  thats  mjk- 

■  ,  ■  -      ■•    '     •      ti     •  •  '  ■ 

Fav  >n:  m.  ie:  f.  Fdf4ouredygracedyCOuntenanced'y{ind- 
Favoiifaiit.  Fauouringy  gracing  y  afeâing^  cberi- 

Pavorifc  :  m.éc:  f.  Vaiiotiredygracedycountenanced^af- 

'fèHedJoUcd^chenJhed.       -    . 
Favo:4Ier.  TojuHour.  grace  y  countenance  y  affcôly  loue  y 

ckùrilh.  '  : 
VXi'iydCcUT^rnr^fàfiOftreryfupporteriJunherer.   ; 
^i/orit.  ^Pavori. 
Favorite:.  F.  A  Jrïnces  Mlftrejp^y  a  Srveet-beartiorjhe^ 

ihmmte. 
Fivotdc  fenves:  m.  A  Be.tnejhckfi\  lifo^asViVU. 
Fauperdrieux:  mMHayvkepmerfhatlc^ethena  IÇite, 

yet  highcr^heif  beat^e^and  talions  nôtjicrool^edM  ibofe 

ofother  [-t^^!(P.Syher  legspmUyandyeU(n9',hertrâfney 

ani  tip  ofrpings,blacl(e  ;  the  toff  of  fur  hesd,  and  hot- 

tome  'ifh.rthroatyofa  reddijh  rvhnejnje  refl  of  a  durlie 

timitcolom.  -.  -ç 

^'^^^(\'^ti^vci.A^atMlyfrJ4egdfiUow.^Vïc, 
Faufoinerie:  i.Afbrimi^orfàfpfj/ingofemdencés  \A 
\.f%'i'i'connterfèitingof another  mAmh.ind, 
F  wfljiite.  <w  Faulfairc  5  *r,<»  iw^J^tfr. 
Fauflé.  Tïerced^  rmuif^  thrufl  through ^  alfo^vkUntly 

l"tr(lMo\enydiuidediJLoolieViuWs[ 
FaulTic  :  f.  «  Faulfcc.  *,    ' 

Faujjèr.  ^  FauKcr.       ^     Hr  .        1^ 
Faullct  :  m.  A  {Mcetyfbr  a  Hogs-bead^&e,       . 

Par  le  p^tit  fauffcC.  NlggardfvJbariHgfyj/cauth,  in 

On^ll meaCure:      "  '         "  "^  ■ 

^'^^\'^\tn\ç.rhehearbecaUed^rOHndBirtlmort,  '.■■■■■'■ 
^  3'  It.  Il  faut  ;  it  ou^ht^t  mufly&c  -,  Set  Falloir.  " 
^aute. A  ftwlt^afetues  ^ant of; ^^eTaultç.  .    '. .  >> , 
''iu^c  ir  :  ra.   iBt'Uor,  fkuturer  ;  fitfthtrerjoeiptrjkf' 


P^n.tr,  prtteOor^  é  partais  f^a  (mpàmon, 
^a  iticr.tf^Faultif;  fîmtûe)flam^i^Hbie, 
g  aitragî.  Droi^  4c  î.  u»k*  Droiék.  " 


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Fauveau.  Teliowijhy  dai^e  yeltcw^  dunnCyfomtwha^ 
fallow. 

Fauvette  :  f.  A  yeUoiviJh  bird  fomevphat  leffe  then  the 

Nightingale  y  rphereuntojhe  refembles  both  in  pngirtg^ 

andfl)ape\  (orne  call  heryU  Lingct. 

Fauvette rouflè.  A  certaine  ruddie  birdyVphich is no 

bigger  then  the  end  of  a  mans  finger . 
Faux:  m.  A  Beech-tree }  alfOy  faljèhoody  fhlfeneffe]  or 

a  fiilfifying  5  HencCy  the  Crime  tearmed  among  Lurvy- 

Le  Faux,  irhich  U  the  filftfying  of  Writ  s  ^Inflruments^ 

oï  Cuidences  5  and  the  bearing  of  filfe  Witnc[jc  ^  a?td 

the  coynihg  offalfe  money  j  and  the  wilfiU  zfwg  of  fa  Je 

tveightSyOrmeafféres.    - 

Faux  à  Con  nils.  A  Clapper  y  or  imper fctt  irarrcn  of 

Conies.  -  \  .  .. .  ,  • 

Faux  du  corps.  TbeiVaft^or  Middle. 

Le  faux  d'un  harnois.T/7^;?^  r/  thereof  thats  nexti^n 


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totbeTaffcs'y  called fOy  becaufe  it  i^  tbe  ma^elly^ 
made. the  Jleightefi.  •'„ 

Peine  de  fraiiy.  ivasy  inauncient  Romey  confifcation  . 
of  goods  y  if  the  ofendor  were  a  freeman  -,  and  death  y 
ifaferuant^orjlaiiCy  by  the  Law  Cornelia  :  Uut  the 
Lawes  of  France,  mailing  no  fuch  difference  y  infiift 
DeathyOn  all  that  forge  Contra  ôlsy  or  be  arc  f%lfe  wit- 
neffe  (in  a  Court  ofluflice\)  or  falftfie  the  Vjngs  Chaun- 
eerie  Lettersyand  Seales'yandvpon  all  Exchequer  meny 
that  haue  flftfied  AccomptSy  RollSy^  Acquittances^  or 
Vifchar^e^y&c..}  ^       /V  ^   » 

S'  infcrire  en  faux.  Uy  to  vnderta^ey  thâtanEui- 


-  deHcey&Cy  isfalfe-y  or  y  to  yndertal^Cyin  d  Court  of 
fujlicey  to  proue  it  falfe  y  or  fatf!fifd\alfoj  to  ac- 
cufe  of  y  or  charge  withy  falfebogdy  or  falfènejfcy  any 
fbingi  .  .        . 

Maintenir  de  ÙlUX.  To  chaUengey  or  except  againfly  a 
Deed  \  to  offer  to  proue  it  falje^  or  forged  ;^(Celuy 
qui  veut  Maintenir  de  fauxforame  lapimieque 
produit  la  piece ,  de  declarer  s'il  s'  tn  veut  ai- 
der y  &  après  fa  declaration  dé  s' .en  aider,  fe  fait 
l!  infcription  en  faux  contre  la  minute  originale^ 
laquelle  V  açcufc  doit  faire  ireprdcnter.  Se  mettre 

au  greffe.)^  '\  . 

Faux:  £^  Faulx;  ^ïjfrM--  * 

Faux  :  m.fau{rc  :  f.  Fiii^  il?^te?  Pauls. 

Faux,  à  faux-  (Adtiftbkillyjamijjejm  rigbtlyi  to  no  pur- 
pofcyVainely  ;  and  hence  j  ,/  '  ,  ' 

Ce  coijp  tombai  faux.  This  bl(rw:was  loft^  ot^H  tiot 

"  the  Jintended plaçey  but  was  defended^  auôtded^r  put 

PauX'bohâ0  Afitlpt  trk\^faithleffe  fart^atruberous 
pranl(e\  a  deceit  fiâllyorcoi^eningya^      ./a 
EUea  édt  vn  faux-bond.  Sue  batb  played falfe,  or 
tïodherfhoaeawry.     ,,,:^^:  •> 

Faux-bourdoa  The  drone  of  a  Bapipé. 

Faux -bourgs;  m.  The  fkburbesofaTawne^  whence  \ 
lardin  auxlaux-bourgs  vaut  cent  fok  au  rebours: 
,  JÇïpv^-  '4  G»den  in  the  fuburbis  is  worth  a  hundred 

*^  '  fauna  bé{i(l(^ârdsUwhicb  dieters  of  ^ur^  find  citizens 
noue  to  thetrcoflfdund  true.)  » 

V^WL'fcu.AMin^^fJingyOrnât  tal^g  ofeffe£lya  dif 
cti^  i  alfoyàjhrcwdtmne^er  ill  of 

Fauxinarchcr.  ToJepyOrjoe  amy^Uftthe 
foot  ill  m  gpingi  al[&,  PftJUpyOrJlmbU^hfi^b 

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Faux-pas.  Afiffe^ofhùUmftt€t§fir$iindthétjkl(es 

vndtr  the  feet  in  gwii  -,  dtfi^afUf^ar  mife  in  fiptmi  î 

âjlippin^yânerrûr^tmrftal(ini. 
Fauxperdriau.  as  Fiupcrdricux. 
¥zy2ini:m.ABetchtrcf.  i 

Fay  eric  :  f.  as  Fccnc  ;  ar^  a  fkncit /maffmuion^iifton^ 

Of  VI ^on  of  Fairies. 
Fayfort  :  m.  A  warranting  of  the  goodnejfe^  andfuffici- 

cncie  offale  ware  ;  or, as  Lc  faîô  fort. 
F  ay  midroiét.  Bafeyor  low  iurifdiaton^i  called  fo  by  the 

Lujlomcs  of  SoUc. 
Fays:  ^^  Fais.  fLangucd.     ^ 
Faviïc:  t  AfwJtb-bandfifacbild.9{L2n^cd. 
Faziols.  m.  Fafets.longPeafon^  KjdneyBeane  s  ^French 

BcJrjeSjRomane  Beanes. 
Fc  t  f.  as  Foy  ;  fkith(an  old  word;)  par  lafc  Dicuj  (now 

turned  by  the  countrey  people  into^Vgû[  la  feftc  Dieu) 

hv  the  faith  1  owe  to  God. 

Fépicu  (ahlntcricClionofadmiring'y).  fi  telle  chofe 
j  advint  one  \  Oh  Cod  man,  or^Gods  me,  fucha  thing 
j       w.uneutr.  \, 

1  Fcable.^  Fcal.  Bonefl^trHpieMthfkll'y  a!fo;wortbie  of 

account yof reputation.         .  \ 

Ondtion  feablc.  The  pruinirfg)ârannointtng  which  a 

Hawi(fgiues  her  fèalhmybytbemifturefljejùclisjr 

her  Crupper.  i?^  :        \     ' 

I  Fcablcmcnt.  as  Fealement.  Uom]ihy(pyaUy. 
I  Fea^^e^,  m.  Feefimple  \  or^  an  mberitance^  at  boufi  held 

infèefmple.        r  \ 

Fcal:  m.  alc  :  f.  Faith/ùUytrufiieybfalljtrueyhoneJl. 
Fcalcin^nt.  Faithfillyjruftiljyl^aUyyh)^efi^ 
FcauJtc  :  f.  FeaUici  fidelities  fiutbfidn 
^  tsneffe. 

¥^Wté.Tbéfame. 
Fcbé:  m.  Adonble/icrftyVrfecretftoriei  st  thing  bid- 

den  ;  (Oriimalfy^this  is  the  word  thats  ^^t^i  w^asa 

queflion  atmamdedy  m  the  Ca^etimct  ^  iQng  and 

^ueene  at  the  later  end  ofcbr'^asy  by  Mm  that 

would  haue  a  peece  of  the  Calte») 
Fcblc^y  Foible,  FeebleyWeal(e. 
Fcbricitant  Sidft  of  an  ague. 

IFcbrifique:  com,  Agne^nreidingi  fiO ^^ibefitutr ; 
aguifbyaptfirfeauers.  -^ 

Fcbril:tn.flc:£  Femserie'yOfafèauer}affûfi,belon' 
fjnito an  ague.  ■■:.y^r.-- .r^^^;^.   ^ 

Fcbvc  Egypnaqtit  I  TO  teane  of  J^^^  a  ftrtHer 
■^  fiant  that  beareiaK^^ohund  flower  ^  nni  âzehe 
groâfJèafi'y  (tbefruityOrBeaneyandtye  re^ 
{tearmed  byfomeyCoioafu)  ortmediciMàble.  and  no 
liH  meaty)  afoytbefun  of  the  Lotttrtt,^  ^^^4   4^^  ; 

^MvesBim  if^^VMe^  or  tfc^rrf^fe^^ 

-  jBfeljrt^j^ii^  >  ite$ctmeiftJijoni  Stu^ 

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Fcbrc  fauvagc.  The  wild  Be  one-plant  yWhofe  flower  i 

be  of  a  bright  Crimfon  colour  ^and  wbofe  peafeUijfe  ^utj^ 

is  mojl  vnfituorie. 

Bailleur  de  frbvcs  à  my-eroift.  A  coufener^cbeater^ 

imposer  ydeceituryConycatcber. 

Comme  vne  febvc  en  la  gue^ule  d'un  Lion.  Wr/Jy 

/i^e  a  Beane  in  a  Mpnl^es  hood.        *     r^ 

Trouper  la  febvc  au  gafleau.  To  find  what  one  lêù\i 

firfyto  meet  with  a  thing  fir  his  putpofe. 

Quand  les  fcbvcs  font  flories  les  fots  commencent 

leurs  folies  :  Prov.  fii)en  Beanes  doe  fiower youth  er^ 

teft'mtofbUie.  , , 
Feb  veux:  m.  cute:  f.  Beanie  y  fiettofBeanet^yecidk^ 

Beanes:  .     - 

Fcbvre  :  m.  .A  Bla^lffmith. 

En  forgeant  oh  devient  fcbvrc  :  Prov*  Continmll 

pradife  begets  cunnings 
Febricr:  ni.4i5  Février. 
Fccad:  m.  alc:  f.  DurtieydreggieyVnfetledyVnfincd. 

La  matière  fccalc,  DungyOr  excrements. 
Fccç  :  f.  LeeSydregSygfounds  \  any  tbicl^efubflanccfctlcd 

inthebottomeofSquor. 
Fécond :.m.  de:  f.  Abundantyranl(ejùll^firtilcy fruit- 

fiillyplentifiilL 
VtQor\àexTitïit.Fu^yfktïll)yfiyitfiélly 

Féconder.  To  mal^e  fertileyfruitfidlyra'alyeyabundcnu 
Fécondité:  f. FruitfulneffeyfirtiUtieJhreJldneJfc,^^^^^^^ 

tieyabund^ince  of  fruits. 
¥cc(f  :  m.  The  yongling  of  an  Ewe(or  of  any  other fuch 


'       bem)  newly  come  out  of  her  be  Hie. 

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Feculent:  m.  te  :  f.  Thicl^e^muddteydreggie. 
Irécif.AFahie. 
Fee  :  m.  cec  :  f.  Fatall^ppointedy  defibted\  alfoy  u{tny 

bewitcbedyor  fore^o{en  ;  alfOyCharmed^ncbaunied. 
Fccric.  Par  féerie.  Fatally^  by  defimie^  by  appoinimnt 

of  the  Fairies.  .^ 

Fclh:m.  Htfy.S^f  Foin.  * 

FchlA:  m.  '^c:  £  Fained^  fi^g^td^  fttppofedy  &c  ;  oi 

Painft.  "^ 

Fein(5lc  :  f.  Afmalljorjong  Sbad^  the  riner  Vilchard. 
Feindre.  TofiiineJdiJffir^bleJ^ 

fretendyplay  the  kfpiocritey  ma^efidji  reJimbUnccsyOr 

offers  5;  alfoyto  imapneyfuppofe/lemfi.  *  ' 
,  Ilfcignoit  à  marcbw.  He  bung  an  ^rfe,  drigdUr 

hind^amebutflowfy'firward/^ron.'^^^^    '^^^ 

Se  feindre,  nrndkejhewvfonetbmgyonddoefn^ 

tber  ;  tofuffer  ofpurpofe  his  aduerfarie  to  prcaaile  a- 

gainfihimytodifablebimfelf^ 

proceed  coldly  in  a  fnatter%  to  clf»eJlowlyfirwa/ai  to 

dréfgbebindyanywaytofirbeare,ord^^^ 
■    candoe.  ç.\\'-:r-'^:^.ycy:^'-y'\\-^?^r^r/^^  %* 

Se  femdrc  au  train  de  derrière; /f*««4^^f*^ 
^  Sam  fc  fHndtc*  Di&Wf^,?^»^ 

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graintSyttmongLitpi 
01  tbinvtooUen  clot 

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Felloiiie.  lo<tkt  Fclo 
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OUÎle,?()ty&e)nù 

Felon:m./fM'"'i 
.    lerick^ptjjàn-yor, 

thit  f  meeds  ofcho 

Fclôn  :  m.  ne  :  f.  /£ 

cruell^UTJiy  '  "  ~ 
blcy  outïaiitus. 
Kegard  félon.  A 
lovfriagyfèuretmij 
Amour  vainc  tout 
Lonc  coTfquers  ray  tl 
FeloMnerf.  SeUnc 
SmIlorP'WirtyTett, 

Fdonie  :  f.  <w  Fclonr 

Fclonncment.  FeUi 
fiâi/mllyycurftly, 

fturcly  Çhtra^ioufi^ 

Feloiuiie:  £  FeBiùlj 

anier,vntr  acabit) 

ragio^jfJJ  ;  âlfaydi 

nffuchhmaut  fkîft 

vâjfitU  a^mfl  bit  L 

iteraigiu,  whtrtbf 

eli^tej,     .^■■■.v\,... 

Felouque:  f.-wFaîc 

téaciAjUwyCu 

Fcmclin:in.inc:£ 

retnîUc:£7V)?ji« 

Femelles,  tbe  rh 
Jbip,wecalltbem,( 

rcmene.F«»M/(fî<»/ 
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luckc.exceeAHggoodfirtHtti. 
Féliciter.  Vo  mi^e  pro^e/ous.bâppîe^luckfe. 

Féliciter  avec  va  de.  Tq  rtiojcê^or  congrAtulate  wUb 

one  fir. 
^ clin  :  in.  A  certaine  meight\  (amang  GùUfmilbs^fiHcn 
graines jimoHgLapidaricSytwocarrstsJ  alf0^be  finfe, 
orthinrPDQllenclotbyC^illedfVadnaU. 
^t\k.Ak^offi(h'netyf9tbUUeHtobevfed. 
Fell:-  com.  Fea./plghtfùll.difdainejHUy  crmll^  fierce^ 

fjr'mSjVStraâsbUyOHtragious.  ^ 

Fcllc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Cra^^dycrdctfedyflawedj^  little  r mentor 
'    brol^en.  •      .        •     ^ 

Felleiiî^:f-^FclIurc. 

Feiicux :  nï.  eiile  :  f.  VuUofbitterncjJe.         . 
Fci'in.<^Ftlin*  - 

Fellon.  *^  Fclon.    '     /  >  '     ; 

Felloiiic.  I^i^^^  Fcloniûc. 
Fdlarc:  f.  Afmall  uaj^ycracl^eydrjlémÇmiJctPtU^ 

GlalJiyPQty&e)  no  bigger  tben  a  boire. 
Felon  :  m.  Âficl^e^e  ofthe^omacl^e^tearmed^he  cboU 

Icrichfp-^JJion  ;  or yâ  flux  (accompanied  witb  vomiting) 

thatfîOceedsofcboUer. 
Fclôn  :  ni.  ne  :  F.  Fell-y  fèllomous  ifkrumSy  dejpightfilly 

crHellyCurfiypitileJfeyharfby  rougbyp^oward^vntraSla- 

bkyoutïaiiôus.  ^ 

Regard  félon.  A  grimmeyflimey  terrible^fiowmng^ 

lommgyfdurey  mifibUuous  lool^e. 

Amour  vainc  tout  fors  que  le  coeur  felon  :  Proy. 

Loue  coTiquers  rnj  thing  but  a  fèUoniotnMeart. 
Fclonj^ne  :  f.  Selandine  the  greater^ SwAlUfwes  beorb^ 

SmUorP'ïPQrtyTettai'-mart.  .     :  -^  , 

Fclonic .' f.  4^  Fclonaic.  ;     ; 
FJonncment.  FeUf'y^UùJÙouJtj^jmiêuflyyde^l^^ 

fkUf^crueUyyCurftlyJ^arJbfy^M 

fourelyÇhtragioufly.   >  . 

Feloiinie  :  £  FeOnèffcy  cur^nejfi^  ^^fPk^ffidneffe^  ire^ 

nnier  •  vntra^ableneffeyCrHeUieyVnmercifidnefpejmt* 

raimfaejfd  ;  âlfiydifobedience  ;  frecberie^  treâfèn\  tf- 

VfCHchhànouifkifehùody  or  offence  y  commuted  by  a 

voffaS  agninfl  bU  Lordy  or  by  âfubieS  agninfi  bU  So- 

^^kney  wberebj  be  loofcs^  or  it  wortbie  to  loofej^ie 

^hte^     A/'A,//  -        *  ■.,.■•■■-..  V-:-   •. 

Fdouque  :  fc  «  Falouquc. 
rdurc:  f:^  j!iip,rw^  ,1    : 

Fcmdin :  m.  ine:  £  H^oMwufh^effenttMotei  weat^^ten^ 

àerJeUcMe.      v  t       .. 
f^emîlle:!;  rhe  ^moUy^me  ofi^  / 

FeineQes.  the  rmg^  ïAkb  benre  vp  the  Kadder  efd 

Jbipy ^e call tbem,6iidgeons.  .^ ^. a  .  :    çL  .v^  ,.  i 
^^Femak^oft^^ 

^einplîctte  :  C  a  ûttlefimde  creature.  .  -  :  >^  ^iii;^  -, 
t'ciîiier  :  m.  A  Mxyûjèy  orouetûer  of  the  Hmiantkkm 
^  «  Gentlemanî  houfe.  3  :    -^  -  ^    -  .-...-'•  r* 

wminîn:m.îiie:f.Feiw« 
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things  in  them.         \ 

Fanmc  de  bien  vaut  vn  grand  bien  :  Prov.  An  ho^ 
nejl  rooman  à  worth  much. 

Fcmnne  bonne  qui  a  mauvais  mari  a  bien  foùvcnt 

le  coeur  marri  :  Prov.  The  good  roife  of  a  wilfiU  man 

hath  many âWofuU  day \Tbe bl^e IS *y 

Femme  qui  a  mari  mauvais  a  peu  fouvcnt  le  caur 

en  paix. 

Femme  bonne  vaut  vne  couronne:  Prov.  A  vertth 

oHs  dame  U  worth  aDiademe. 

Fanmc  ficre  en  toute  faifon  veut  eftre  niaiftrc  de 

fa  maifomPro.Tibf  prondjhroe /cornes  to  be  afubuCî, 

Femme  lecheredc  ne  fera  ia  porce  efpaiflè  :  Pjo v. 

Lofifeif  Porce. 

Femme  mauvaife  qui  n'  empire  encore  n*  cft  elle 

paslapire  :  Prov.  An  tH  wife  that  growcs  not  worfeis 

notofw'mesthewoYJl.     -^        .         ';     ^' 

Femme  trop  pitcufe  faift  fa  Êimille  teigneufe:  Pro. 
The  ouer  gentle  hufwjfe  marres  her  houfebold. 
^  Femme  fe  plaind/enimc  fe  deult,  femme  eft  ma- 
lade quand  elle  veut:  Pro.  Women  lament yweéjpeyjic^ 
kenywhentheylifl.      . 

Femme  prudente,  &  fage  eft  T  ornement  de  fon 
mefnage:  Prov.  I^(>i([e  Prudent. 
Femitie  qui  enyis  file  porte  chemife  vile: Pro.  Brg^ 
geriCyand  nafiineffeare  the  fruits  ofjU  hufwiuerie^and 

la^efje.  ^M  -  ^  -  '''  >  \ 

'.  Femme  cjui  fcs  lèvres  mord,&qui  fon  allcurc  tord, 
fe  méfle  du  meftier  ord ,  ou  f;ut  à  Toy  meftnc  tort  : 
Pro.  rte  wife  that  bites  her  lip\  and  treads  asl^CyU  to 
herhusbandyorberf^lfeyvntrue. 
F^nme  qui  ptrd  fa  honte  eft  fans  cftime,S:  conte: 
^o.A  -woman  that  hath  loft  herjhameybath  toft  refpefly 
efteemCy  good  name. 

Femme  rit  quand  elle  peut,  &  pleure  quand  elle 
scm:Vxo.A  woman  laugbes  when  pecan^ndweepes 
whenJhewilL 

Femme  fafrc^  &  yvrongnelTe,  de  fon  corps  n'eft 
pasmaiftre(re:Pio.L(?^iJ[eYvrongncfle.  ^ 

Femme  (age,&  de  façon  de  peu  remplit  fa  maifon  : 
Pro.  Thermfe^ndweU-behaued  woman  fils  her  houfe 
with  little }  or  y  a  woman  wife  ^nd  prouident  ly  thrift 
dotbftocl(e  her  tenement. 

Femme  foue  fe  cognoift  1  la  cotte  :  ProvT  Tbefoo^ 
bjb  woman's  by  ber  weeds  dtfcernedjtbewomdnsgar^ 
wuntjbewesbowfindjheis.  ^--^^^^^^^^ 

,    De  ftmme  volage,  &  friande.  En  tout  temps  bon 
Êeur  nous  défende  :  Pro.'  From  women  ligbty^nd  Hc- 
lforosiSygoodfortnneftill  debuervs.     :        :--u_ 
De  totice  femme  qui  fo  fat:de,donne  toy  foigneufo- 
ment  sarde:  Vxoy^tJi^qwom^ 
fiomaclfs  fidntmg.  v     ^  ^  ^  ^ 

Ogi  ^mme  a  noiîc  a  :  Prdv.  ùol(e  Noifo.       ' 

,     Qui  femme  croit,&  Afnc  meine  fon  corps  ne  fera 
l[al^  :  Prov.  (Bel^e  becoMfe  throne  is  (fome- 

iiàejfiû/ij  as  the  other  k  ener  fboûfi^  ^0  ^  " 
;  loiKes  les  fnnm^&fo  rciemblcnt  :  Vttp.Ull  women 

"'^  '  me  (in  go0d^  héidj^diltti^.^':^^'^'^  -  •  ^.v^'^^^^^^ 
*A  ptine  cognoift  on  la  fenfmic,&  le  Melon  :  ProY. 

v^  (tfemumngieyvntiUtbey bebrokeny orcsêtvpi and^ 
"^mmfidèieoflenthehe^pa^^ 
!A:qidDic;uTeut  aider  (afenmeluy  meuitr  *" 
île  w^ièfbim  whom  God jfillhelpefime  dyes. 

^;Àux  Receveurs  leilioniicur$,Sc  aux  temineslettrs 

'>ikiuleurs;Pror.  Receiuers  get  frefermentyfiçUJb  wo- 

*^JM%l(^r<iirm«fr  7*r^*^«W^'^n)  vomins  fànt 

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Fciidrc  à  noy  au.  T^  talte  the  ejfay  of  a  Deere. 
Fendre  les  pieds  i.  to  rume  ar^ypm.  11  luy  fay. 
<lroit  fendre  les  picds^gc  renvoyer/paiftrc,  comme 
vne  pccore,  (Afplyable  to  ânvnmamterlie  logarhtadj 
hejhouldbe  turned  to  the  ho^strokghy  oryfentagrg^ 
ing'yhià  fitter  tcfied  imtb  heap  then  tPitb  men. 
'endre  le  ycncvw  Fendre  Tcrgoti 

Fendu  :  m.  Thejtityor  clou  en  fide  of  a  ibbfg.  . 

Fendu  :  m.  ué  :  f,  Cîcfi^flii^  riuen,  cUuenjdiuidedlckt 
afundtr  ;  opnedyOr  of  en }  g^fing^  chappie  ^fiiÛ  of  en. 
nieSyfuUofchoanes.  '     _^ 
Levre  fendue,  vf  Htfrn  ;»wffei  5ri?  Lcvrc. 
0\2,nonfQnAvu  A  Scaliiom  *         ^    • 

Radis  fenduTk  cleft  RaddiJh^doubleKadd!jp)yrnâny 
rooted  Raddtjh.  \ 

Bien  fendu  de  gueule,  wide-mouthed^farrorv-m^u. 
thed^outhedvp  totbeures. 

Fené  :  m.  ée  :  f.  ivitbercd\  alfoyXPéatbered -,  ntadeas^ûr 
intê^Hay. 

Il  a  fauche  Scfêné.  Ûe  bath  confumed^  or  loflail)  m^ 
ht  is  at  his  height  y  at  bis  be  fi  j  he  bath  got  aU  he  h  li{i 
togtt.  .-••"■  -  '. 

Vtt\çr,TomaïieRafyOtma\(eintoliay. 

St  fcner*  To  fad€ymtbiLj»ax  deadjjh  ;  to  decay. 

Fenerateur  :  m. /f  »  ^rfr.      ^ 
¥enctzticx\:f.yruriejOrtbepraClifetbereof. 
Fcneratoirc  :  com.  ^^&w«5. 

Fei]êftrage:  m.  irhtdowesior^befiJhionJèat^cajl^pU' 
cinfjOT  eontriutmtnt  thinvf. 

Jçcnc&TCiiArrindaw. 
Fenefttc  bafb^de.  ^fitlfe  wm^ow  ;  orfij^mofflo^ 
ping  vorndow  (as  infbmejhops)yeeldmg  à  fatfe  li^bt. 
Feneftre  dormante  :  ou  à  voirrc  dormant.  A  Dor  re 
tiHHdotPyOrctofimnaow^afp^ 
Feneftre  Flâ«ende  A  pui-cfnnereiwndQVfi  oft'un- 
berrYPorlie^  bearing  out^  in  the  vfper  pajrtSy  fim  the 

:    ro^efiiboHjèy&C\andfettid^tn  the  bktorney  lion 

ihebiM>tvf^hth9V^v^aU.  ^^^  '    -:^-^r 
^Pîrin  at  feneftre.  muflhoUt/rtaiyWheaienhud) 
hrt^'inkde'ofvnbmlteitmne.  - 
S/  Entrer  par  h^tbx^TotMKvnto  by  tnd'triH  cm- 
Fenaiïoni  £  Hàytime^  Hay^aruèfi^  tbejhgfin  wtftrem  f-^/ès;  to  enter  the  rvrdngiPayi  (métnce  belike  weffj  that 

abaftardcameinattbe'mindam.)      *        , 
S'ils  ne  veulent  paiTer  T^r  !à  qù* îîs  paflciit  parla 
^eftre.  ifOftfWiUnot  tMnerbatfourfe^lettbcrn  àet 


Beautc  de  femme  Êafcheux 
I^é>i(rd  Rcfv cille  matm,         ^ 
C  eft  folic  de  fc  prenàrc  aux  fcmilH,  ft  aux  be- 
lles :  Prov.  Hee%  mai  tbêt  ^Morrtb  (With  wmmtyor 
beafiî.)  %  ^ 

Ce  n'eft  rien,  c*  eft  vne  femme  qui  fc  noyé  :  Prov. 
ris  no  great  matêir  thêugb  a  woman  drowmbirfeljè. 

Chafcun  cuidc  avoir  la  meilleure  feihme  :  Pro.  fi- 
•    MÛc  Ape  thwl(es  her  pHppie  the  fîàrefi. 

'  Deux  pots  au  feu  figniHcnt  fcfte,  &  deux  femmes 
fbntlatempcfte:  I^pv.  Two  pots  well  filé  orifices 
ofafiaft'.tmwomeniU'Wildofaftorme. 
11  faut  achetcfmaifon  faiftcjoc  fbniTK  à  fairetPro. 
(FoK  hy  building  h  many  a  man  vndone  j  and  wtth  a 
rvidowOffflH  lift)  any  manjhalihâueynough  toéoe.) 
II  ne  fc  faut  fier  ni  à  femme^ni  au  giton:Pro.  Loo^e 
Giron;        /         .    •   ' 

II  n'cft  fi  bon  que  femme  n'aflbttc  :  Prov.  The  beft 
mjnmayb"afottedonaw9matk 
Les  hommes  donnent  aux  femmes  ce  qu'  ils  n'ont 
pas,&  ne  peuvent  avoir  :  Pm.  y\z.MiU(e. 
Par  trop  trotter  la  poule,  &  la  femme  fe  perdent 
facilement  :  Vxov.A gaddinghenne^nd  boufimfi  are 
fnone  lofi.  -  •  • 

Qui  perd  fa  fêminc,&  cinq  fols  c^eft  grand  dom- 
mage de  r  argent:  Pro.Hf  that  hofesbtsmjf^ndjlx 
pence  hàthfomelofie  by  the  money.  ' 
Solcilqui  luifamc  au  matin,  fenmW  qui  parle  La- 
tin, &  Enfant  nourry  de  Vin,  ne  viennent  point  à 
bonne  fiç  :  Prov.  A  learfud  woman  feUime  proues  a 
good  one. 

Tout  ce  que  Clerc  laboure  folle  (femme dévore: 
Prov.  AU  that  the  Cla$hf  toyles  fir  his  Punl(e  de- 

:    uoures.    ■  '    "■;'■■  ....':         '-^ ■•'■•'    .■■!■'•'•  ■ 

Va  homme  de  paille  vaut  Vue  feinttie  d*ix  :  Prov. 
w^  man  offttaw  u  worth  a  wman^pM  (fir  Y^ie^of 
v:oUnt  purpofes  will fomt  fay.)  '^ 

lte\rïimxa3t.^.^piï^tkUepHf^ 
Feinmette.  ^  6rt/f  îi>^^ /^  w*^ 

im.Açortaini^mm)fjh'maiki^ 
ÏLnffMy 


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Hay  u  gotten 
FcnalTe  :  f»<w  Sanô-ft)in.  •  r  ;    :  .  . 

Pendant  :  m.  ^ fltJhyg^if^i^M  ^%  of  'diurne- 
irifjft  Mnr }  a^  cuttfr,  kâsl^yp^^l^tm^fMi' 

mrUtxtrmhie'yifMmêàm^fiiitilkmHlf^.o^         , 
Gdcr  à  pierres  fèodant.  Tofitm  9xtHàÊiib^ 

Fendeur<ie  nafeaux.  Jltmur,fim(^i!i  *fMh- 

imlhàffiiéiHkt  ÉTtmÊ 


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Fcncittellc  t  r,  AlSnbtwiMtnf, -^'J^--'  -•^ 

Fcneftricr:  m.citi/.t«^Bùtt/»4wMw''»l. 

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Fenouil  àc  Bar 

Barbarie  fennell 

Fenouil  doux. 
tbtntbcordinm 

Fenouil  marin. 
Fenouil  de  por 
(ItaHgeyHorejiroi 

benouil  Ronui 

Fenouil  fauvag 
tennell. 

Fente  :f.v<^/^A 
dmne.    ■ 
Fente  en  poil. 

haire.    "' 
Feniis;rec:  m.  rt 
V'codahm.ale: 

(ilfOjbcld{byhom 

fingdiuers(ic(s\ 
Seigneur  feod 
ene  ofvohofè  fief 
andfialtie. 

Cela  nous  app 
{zoàA.iVehaue 

Féodalité:  fTfc^ 

pfeffmofyor  Se. 

trjeod.ilïtieyalfi 

JBAlt'îi. 

i  Feodcrm.  &.'Ê 
htldinÇiéyOrin, 

Sergent  fêodc. 

Fer:  m.  Iron^alfi 

&c\ilfOythetag 

Fers.  Skac^Usi^ 
Jhooes.  '  :  ^; 
Fer  d'ardiaiL  j 
Fcrblanc7f*tfi 
\,  FerdechçvaL^ 
ferifechcVaLA 
Horfe^(booe.Ji  ' 
Fer  de  guerre.  * 
Lauace^or  borfet 
Fer  maille.  Fei 
mndowywhofeb 
fiure  ynches  api 
Fer  de  Moulin 
Heraldiyanlnkt^ 
Fer  à  ravaler,  i 
kni^Mame  ijpuj 
Fer  de  ridiar^ 
mre. 

Fcrdctochct.. 

f^tïUmgfiaffi 

.   Vieux  fer&  OU 

;   AfcrcftttoiUu, 
>   Efinoulu,     '  , 

Hntrcdeuxj^ 

MfftebMbm 

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pcHouil  :  •»•  ï''^'  ^'*rbe  FemuUidlfi,  tbt  feed  ibere- 

Iff' 

Fenouil  àc  Barbarie.  Fewieug$afHf  ireat  FtrnuU, 

Barbarie  FeatuU, 

Fenouil  doux.  Street  FemuU  fm  all  rejpeds  bigger 

then  (he  orditmieoMf  mdfbirfire  ii^ingmpted^om 

Fenouil  marin.  Kw>kJ^  SâmpirijCreftmrin. 

■fenouil  Ronwin^Te^  fc/^i^é/ i<w«^^r  .i^»^ 
Fenouil fauvagc.  wild  Ferinell^horfi  Fennelly  great 
tennell.       '■  •  V  \^ 

Fcntc:  i.^clcft^rift^flifleYy  chinl^eyflit^cYanie^chap, 

clmne. 

Fente  en  poil.  ^  cleft  in  a  bone^ds  /hall  as  any 

^cnuoTccitn.Tbchearbeyihrfeedylfinigrielie» 
Féodal:  m.  ale:  f.  TeodaU-yof^ovbtlengmg r(>,4  Ficfi 
alfOjbeld(by  homage  and jèaltie)  as  4  Ficfj  alfi^topf- 
j/igrf/Wn  fiefs  i^^^  Feudal.   .  ^  r;  ;  -    . 

Seigneur  feodaL  A  Urd  Paramnt^  mchUfi  Lordi 
$ne  ofrvhofe  ûçfdmcrs  ether  fie&  are  beld^  by  homage 

andjèalùe.    /i..^^  ■    .;^;->  •       '      ■"" . 

Cela  nous  appardenc  par  forâdcuic  du  Seigneur 
fcodaJ.  fVe  haue  no  pojfibUkie  of  right  vnto  that.  ^ 
Féodalité:  (.the  eflate  of  a  FeodallyOrchieJè  Urd  ^  the 
f9[felfmofyOr  Se'fgmorie  ouety  diners  ficfe  j  fendalitie^ 
tYfcodduie\aifoyatemirein(iéi  or^by  homage  and 

fèaltie.     ■  ,.     ''■  •/..<:.;..-..  .'V"  ^ 

FeodcriD.  cc:l  Injcoffed^y  ginetfivntom  fiefj  alfo^ 

htldin&efyOrinfei.  ^ 

Sergent  fèodé#IiP%  Sergent.  i 

Fer  :  tn.  Iron  ;  alfi^tbe  bead  ofa?iJ(€^  Launce^  Arrm^ 
&c\4lf0ytbe  tag  (fa  Point. 
Fers.  Shaclilijs^j^ters^  hnlts^  irons  i  alfi^  barfe- 

rcr d'ardiail^T'^iiw^^  ^^^^^  ^^^.^V^^ ^^^^^^^    ;  ^  ^ 

Fcr  blanc  ff*«f  l4/ri». 

Fer  dc  cheval.  Va  fer  de  chevaL^4fe^/î^-jîw€;L^ 
^tàftdityû.AltmdftfAxfee^^  called 

^orfe'(booe.^:,^.ia.fi       v      :^/:  v 
Fer  de  guerre.  ThejUelieyanajbarfe  bead  of  a  FUe, 
Uuactyorhêrfemansflaffe.       •#,;•. 
Fcr^maillc.  ÎFciieilire  i  fer  maille.  UnJfon-pated 
"^ifOow^Pfhofe  barres  aremt(or  oug^t  not  io  Se)aboue 
fi:i^eynchesa(imd€r^\^,^^^^^       ^.^  tî^^  ^ii   v     ^ 
Fer  de  Moulin.  À  ^itt^iny  or  JMilhîimii  tailed  by 
^^elds,an  Inkmofym.  t^i  ;  :^,  ^. v     ,  ,  . 

rer  a  ravaler.  A  TamUl^or  Uathér-irtmsjhmng 
^MMamekn^^fmï(tn^^  ^^.^-.-^g^'x 

rçr  de  ridiard.  a$  Fil  d'  ^d|M|  s  Ar^  great  Iron 

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.     choUer.  ^ 

Vctti^AwildbeaJl., 
Ferculcs:  m.  The  th'mgs  whereon  images^  or  Pageants 

are  carried'yalpt^Beeresfwr  dead  men. 
Fcrcluchc^  4»  Frcluche  î  4  «wytfjCj-c. 
Fcri  :  m.  ic«  f.Hityflrucl[eni  womdedjhurt. 
Feriagc.^Fd^e.  ^ 

Ferial  ;  m.  aie:  t.  Of^oj^  belonging  to^  holy  day  ;  idleyref- 
tingyvacantpvnoccnpied  X  alfo^ocond/nerne^leafanty 
alfosidkulm.  ^  '• 

Vn  rerial  bcuveur.  -^/^/^^frc  drinker /i  fait  h  fill  drun- 
Icfirdy  one  that  will  ta\e  his  liquor  foundly. 

Feriat  :  m.  A  vacation  time  ;  an  idle^orplay  day. 

Ferics  :  f.  Holy  dates  ^  feajliualldaiesy  reftmg  dates  yidle 
times  y  yy/tk/tSy  Vacations  y  or  vacant  feafons  ;  proper^ 

:  ly  fucb  holydaies  ^  Monday  and  Tuefday  in  Rafter 
weclfty&c. 

Fer  in  :  m.  inc  :  f.  Mldy  fanage  ybeaflliej:tuelL 
Fcrir.  To  bityflrike  ;  wound yhurt. 

Mai  iouc  qui  nért  la  iouc  :  Prov.  He  maizes  but  ill 

Iportwhofe  ploy.tends  tohurt. 
Fermage:  m.  Farmage-y  the  profit  made  of  y  reuenue 

commtngin  by  ifi  forme.  - 

Fermail  :  m.  The  clafoe  of  a  boo{e^&c. 
Fermaillc  :  f.  Afmall  buclilfyor  dafpe. 

Ferieftrc  à  fermâille.  U  wmdow  thatfhuts  mth  a 

bafpe  ;  or  (in  ftead  of  y  à  fer  maillé)  as  in  F  ex. 
Fcrmaillé:  m.ée:  (.  Bucl{(edihafped'yclafped'yalfOy 

garnifhedyOrfetthiclie  with  fmall  buckles. 
Fcrmaillcr:  m.ABucItle^makepyOrClafpe-makfr. 
Fermaillcr.  To  buc^leyhafpey  ctafpe  j  alfoytofety  or  gàr- 
-x  niJhrpithfkaUbucl(les4 
FennaiUct  :  m.  A  CarlfonetyOr  border  ofgoldy  &Cyfuch 

as  Gentlewomen  weare  about  tbehr  heads ^boûds;  al- 

fOyaninebaùnted  image  yCallary/or  çhajney  weme  about 
..  '  the  n^yos  a  preferuatiue  againft  payfony  witchcraft  y 
^  woundsy&c\atfo^fmaltbuckleyorciafpe. 

Fermance  :  nu  A  certaine  officer  within  the  itfrifdi^ion 
of  LzSolk. 

Fcmiailt : m.  Abuckleyhafpe^clafpe\  alfoy  ap^uttcti 
anftbingthat(fureh)bindsyfaftensyclùfes* 

Fennant.  Sbutting^jtopping  vpychfingyfè(fling^locl(mgy 
fàflenmg^^mgvp.  .  - 

Fctmacive  :  f.  An  affirmatiofiy  affeueraiimiy  orprotejia" 
tiënofrightvntoatking'tncontrouerfaymadebejorea 
ludgeyfybiHt  that  pretends  ihi  .^ 

Ferme:  f.  AFarmcy  or  Lea/iiathingfitrmea^aTolly  _ 

•  7(enty2Uannory  or  Demefhe  in  firme  j  alfiy  the  far^ 
mmg  thereof  y  or  an  eflate  therein  by  fkrme^  leafe\aU 
foya  firmeywrfarme-bouftiinbe  countreyi  afoy  as 
Fcrmativc*vu^i-,.v:*^., ■%  ;^^.^^  /--o:--- 
tts  fermes  du  Roy.  Tboifè  farts  of  his  ReuenuCy  or 
T>emefne;tMch  may  he  let  out.  v  - 1 L  ï  ;^   uii. 

Fame:  com.  Fmeypblty/ureyfafi^Jleadieyfetledy 
certamey^fftred^y  coigiantyfiedf^  j  alfiydecreed/afh 

•    fed^cmfirmed/fUbGflfed^r^^^     i^ /5-> v^  >rf  * 
Faire  ferme.  Tofiandf&lly  tolkake  àpPy  w \: 
fiandialhytêfiapycaufi^jhpy^^n^^^ 

Fermé: m. éc:  i  Cb^dyjhuty0enedy b^kedyfiaîei^ 
vpimlofedyl^ptinimadévp.    .  ;  ;        .'-^,^i::^:^ 

'àaKyM9^h/(éùm^^ 

à  fcflae  (î«  mfimakM^nieAirt  donama  ûûk 

'toomé^iMfitim.    ;  n.  ^i':    :^^  ^^^^ 
Fort  B^ktm:r^har4^m^^ 
axtrtanmfy^eefliaàfyytxc^g^  j  fimelya^l^Hf^, 

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FerrafTe:  f.  Tbejmêotb^  «ndlêui'tofUtSliâtttâUti 

birdSfCêurJiTêm*  »- 

Ferrât.  sbêdfMahorfewitbim.) 

B»rberafepiedicrrat:  Pra  Z^ifce  Barbe. 
Ferré  :  m.  éc  :  £  shod  (m  a  harfe  vatk  Irêuj  alfo,  ctut. 
*  redl)eaded^p«d^  brnidaifutymtp  Irmialfo^barî 

êhdwaU^mei^uMforneytbfimate,  *  ' 

Ferre  i  Çiacc .  Frâfiedyvrfhêdwtth  fi'êfl-nayles,,  hence 

alftJkadk-fbHedtfbre  tffootjeldomeflippi^^fnf^ 
,fiyùngyOr  faShig,  •  -• 

Gofier  ferré  i  glace.  A  faued mouth  y  S(e  Goficr. 

Eau  ferrée,  ifbtrein  a  peect  of  hot  Iron/r  Steele  bath 

beene  quenched, 

lAaoï^axr  dt  dianettts  fcnçcSi  A  terrible  bufffhuffe^ 
fcarre-croWybrag^adochio. 

II  n'y  a  dieval  fi  bien  ferré  qui  ne  çlifle  :  Prov.  Ue 
mfefi  nre  j  the  bêR  offend ^  he  that  hath  fuufifoûtm 
fimetime  fait,  ' 

FdTCinenc  :  m.  An  lnJhmem,êiièoIeiflrûtt. 

Ferrements  delà  HeOîcThe  ortumentSyimplemms, 

' ormfirMmefttsJbetongmitotheàf^Jf'e,   ,. 

FeriCtnentiporte.  A  wanderini  Prieji  that  euerm- 

ries  about  with  him  thofe  ornaments yor  implementivil- 

ftf  a  earrier  eftooies,  or  beads  tf^aresy  or  blades  ef 


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m  ;  élfoytbe  end  of  a  place  (fir  where  it  isfimt  vp^  it 
endetb))i^fh^becb^esûfabaêhi 
Fcrmcurrin.  UjhHtter^cUferjpfienefJbc\er^ft9pper^ 

Fermcure:£4tfFertx]einent.  ^    ^ 

Fermier:  m.  A  Vomer  ;  a  Lejfee  ;  ât/b^  m  ebiefi  Hind^ 
êrUfisbandmMiëB^hfi^Ouerfierêf  another  mans 

Fennicr  du  Revendage  da  Roy  •  Zoolfi  Rcven- 
Fermier:  nu  ere:  i^VÊfimiyta!l(nJto^enkj'mihy 

forme.  '  '^■l^-^^^' •■•••■■  j^  v'^  v-^^;-  ■:■■'  '-''■ 

Prc}fo{kSanxùgt*A  eertatM 
like  fines  and  amerciamentSy  and  mm  (befife  Charles 
theeifbtstimel  ludge^aUcoufhjOnd  contfOfterfies 
raifed  by  reafin  of  hit  Office.  v,  > 

Sexgtntîcxirast.Thotbathfarmiihi^         (vMcb 

bjLowbejkonldnatdH^   ^^   ^v^>  VI    :  ^^^^^  -*^ 

Fenàoirs:  m.  rU  elafes  of  a  booktfWy  m  Fre^ 

Femd  :  vr,A  certaine  beamein  tbeprem  efëOûpJ^ 
Féroce:  com.  Cruelly  fiereoy  cm^  vutroMteihârd' 
^  hearted,  jlerne,  rigfrom/ùjlefe,  '  T 

Férocité  :  C  Fierceneffiyerueltie,  viériOaUeneSki 

gie^iufierkie,ftenunelfi, 
FetàankttnLdMlron-monf^,  -^^^^^ 

Ferrage  :  m.  Thefiœmief  herfts  -,  al^^  imrk^^ 
^^wiri^t^iKySteie, 

Fetraifle  .*  f.  (OUfJmnmlie  ;  iron  inftemegtSf  iron 

f'  toman,  ou  mit. 
CeciefefrailledeBwtBgi.  Tt^^il^^  h^  #«»<4|l 

Fertaiueries  :  £  Xtm  wkkf^mftemeMts^m  mUi 
VmmimimKpSÊÊ&L 

Ffstmài<eX'.eiuAÉfid^êfnemft, 
Ferrant.  shoemgàWJII^f^^mmti 


Fermeiflc:  f.  «y  Fermailte.     . 

FcnneilIet:m.4vFerinaillet.  .    ' 

Fermement:  m.  A  cloJmg,jbuttiiiiffbjteab%,MfM^ 

fialingymaiingitf,''' 
Fermement.  FirmelfyfiMj^y/kre^,fieadifyifbundliii 

certainefyyafptredtpicoilCtnttfyJUdf!^ 
Fermentation  :  f.  A  fàfimng,fetlini,  afÔ/ring  j  «^,  a 

fermentation  -y  a.  rayjiagy  at  ofpafie  w'ûb  leauen^  les- 

nening  ;  alfOya  wi/rlfuig/u  ofaleorbeere  j  alTo,  an  m- 
'  fùfon,^  infùjing  ;  a/ittingyor  lettkigflaHd,  dmrsfim- 

fies  together  y  in  the  Sunne,  ouer  a  flnuuOy  or  amon^ 
.  borfèdungy  vntili  tbey  be  fùOy  ineorferatedy  or  their 

fubjlances throughly nùngted.         '■"   -* 
Fermenté  :  m.ée  :  f.  Setledfiffenedj^fnfred'ywrougbt', 

raifedyMbeere^bread'ya^o^fi^dyfieeped, 
Fenncnter.  To  fèi^UfifUnya£jire,malfeprme'y.al/iy  to 

pw-lçtyOt  aie  or  b^ero',  àlfoyto  uffijfi  ',  or  fyfleeping  ^  a* 

in  Fermentation.        .     ^ 
\  Fermenter  la  bafie.  To  leaien  it  ^  or^o  mèjkf  it  rifi, 

as  leauen  doth.  r  -  .  • 

Fermer.  Tojbutypopy  clofiy  toclieyfeaieyfifteny  or  mal(e 

vp  ;  al(iy  (a  demaundantfy  and  defendant)  to  affirme, 

or  troteji  before  a  fudge  y  hold'mgtheir  baxds  mth- 

inbiiy  that  they  baue  good  right  vnto  the  tbii^  they 

fuefbr, 
FcrniefTesttfJ  Fermeté.  ^i 

¥ crtnctc  •.  f' StabUitie, fleadinep,  firmeneffb^co^n- ^^  ^^mfwnt, 

cieyfied/àMji  ;  cerUinetity  fkreneffk,  agitrednefc  j  pFerrer.Ti»  (hooe  a  borfiy&ei  a^té  merjheadyor  bind 

alfi^fortregeyor  place  efftrengtb.  J^-        I       aboutyWith  iron*  u  i     (Sv. 

Fcnncturc  :  f.  A  ^^J^I> jj^'^^i^'^f».  ^^"'t  ""P^         Ferrer  vnc  ceinâure.  To/èt  buc\ks  vntoa  girdle. 
.éÊ^^i      in.  .L      j.c^.i..,  ..J      •.-./»  •.         f'enetlmàçaiet.TofpendUfettmeintrifiine^^toin- 

dertalfc  afooUfh  bufinefe  ;  to  Idefèiime  altogether. 
Ferrer  la  mtile  d.  To  br'msinanextraerdi/uyie,er 
^'falfe  redfpmgvntO'y  any  way  to  j^  thedefe  theeji 

Ferrer  les  oyes.  4y,Ferrer  les  tigales. 
II  eft  fort  êiSidle  à  fèrrer.Hr  is  verie  Rubbme/elfi- 
mUieyvmuliey^oward'y  bee  mil  hardly  be  tamed Jice 
vriU  Carrie  no  coales,     :*m^i'i^'-:-r:.:.' 
Ferret: m.  Tbetagefafoini^'^'^ ^  ^^  -   , 
Vtmmiva*AfUx-combeyorhaUheU(ofmn.) 
Ferreux;  m.  eufc:  f.  OflronyOtbardmlron. 
Ferriere  :  f.  A  l(mfL  of  big  Dutch  Leatberne  bottle  ;  al- 
foyU  place  toXeefelron'm  'yalfbyâfmtb  to  put  htrfe-' 
>  mayUs  in  j  or^ffeat  cafèyOrfifmhefleatbef(ckfidyas 
^Porteméittue,vritbcha'meJaUtHke)  wbere'tntioUs 
for  tbejhooing  ofborfes  are  ^eft,  and  carried-y  alfo,  * 
"  l^rfAdamant,'^m<    :      ■    v^^-  "-■'' 

Ferronnerie  :  f.  An  iron  miï^fbrgei  alfoyon/jorneo' 

y  g^sJbop:>^'-^*^-^i''''-  •     .  ■ 

Ferronnier:  m,AnlroHmongêi^m  that  fils  in^ro^it 
■  IroninBsrtes^,  .^^y:^^-* 

Ftmi^afiGbixf.sj4ofiroÊ.^^        .„f '-.^ 

Pcmwrination  :  f„Afilderini,ei^elltiiig/afi*iu>fg  '»" 
letberMperfyyin  matters  of tron^  ' 'V  * 

VeitiM:  trhepieoing  ^borfUiorym  Fetreroenr,-/- 

(iylronmrke. 

¥étÉ*Uil^¥tt./    .  -      ;,;,   -^ 

Fertile.:  coin.  Fertile,  fmtfùttyJtbundatUyfîay  nn/fty 

féa^iKa!ém:¥erti^ 

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Feflé.Crtf'^^frfi 
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the  breech. 
La  fcffc  tor 
couer  bis  tail 
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Mai  fcru*  «^  mâLukIerm  éi  bm§a  ùfâhmfii  l^e. 

Nerf fcru.  i«  tf  w^»  i  /fee  ^(/<^A  ^fr^^  ^  ^^rf- 
;if|/ê  Î  i^  4  il^tr/f }  éfinm^mi  in  bu  Ifnee^  0t  Hbcr 
iâynt. 
Fcrvc.  par  rervc.  AtcmUni  to  ,  gfler  the  rate  of: 
•Bourbonnois.  ; 

^cp/cmcnVFii^êiwtly^htly^rdentfy^eÊrHefily^^^ 
percely^vthmently. 

Fervent :in.cntc:f.  Fervent^  hM,  ardent ^ftâuUingy 
fmcb'mgjfurmni y^bafid j fager^  angrie^ fierce j  vc^ 
bernent  ^earneJL  1 

Fcrvcfti;  ^rcrrcthx.  (Old words)  eUâ'm^  ararmem 

wlthyyron. 
Ferveur  •  f*  Vernar^fèruencie  ;  hcâtjbuminf^  ardor ^n* 

icr^violence^y  bajimeffe\  vehemence^  eagernejje^  ear- 

ncflnifTe. 
Ferulae  c.  Kound,^  aîfo^oftbei(mdoftlfhearbe  Ferula. 
Ferule  :iA  Fernla^orPanlmer  v/edinScbooles/èrcof^ 

reilmidlfl^tbebearbe  Ferula^  Sagafene^  Fennell 

Giant  \al/b^  reed^or  C4ne. 

Ferules,  Splents  fir  brol^en  legs^rmsy  fingm^&t. 
Ferun  :  tù.Kanl^neffe^rammiffmeffe  \extreame  j^rfirang 

vnfauorintjfe. 

Vçruït  :t  A  ftrolfe^bit^ftfilijzgji^^^ 

hUé.Çra'i^ediaâ  Telle. 

Fclfe  Î  f.  A  buttocl(e'y  a  bauncb  laireecb,  or  one  file  of 
tbebreech.  . 

Lafeffe  tonàië.Bare-bfeecbty  that  bath  not  a  rag  to 
couerhistailewithali.  r 

Coitimere  defeflesi.  ^goffipfir  tbe  buttoc^es^  an 
<f  g^f^y^  gojJH^P^H  bawd.  « 

Conumpu  comme  la  leffe  d*  vn  Pofiillon.  Seel{e 
PoMon^ 

N'  y  aller  que  d*  "fntieSt.To go Hâclily^ar  vnmilling^ 

htoworl(eitoworl(ebybaUéesm      . 

Il  ccrcbe  crop  bas  la  Charite  qui  fetiille  prés  des 

lefles  :  Prbv.  Tis  an  vntoward  cbaritie  tbats  groped 

forneeretotbebnttaelts. 
Feiîë  :  ou  ée  :  fMreecbtdJcntcbed^erlfediWbtpt^er  tuta- 

tencntbebiatoch.  ^^^^^^^^^^^ 
rdlcau.  «  Faifceau,      • 
FeiTe-breviairet  m,A  IHriefi  Aât  qtàclffy  whips  «uer^  w 

»ii»l>iesvfJbuBreuiaritiaiif  wttbatfajesoiter  bU 

MiinMÙefrayerstêoJàft,    V.  ;'  iÀ.%y'      ^ 

^^-cvï,  À  FeJ*ntieaUtiéip-4rfii     '• 

rcnce  :  f.  Afciftfb  to  tbe^tecb^Ufi  9»  tbe  buttocks^ 

^k^  w  tbe p^^etmums,  *   ^,*  *^i^  >^ 

reffe  matthieu.  An  yjkrer  ;  a  Bailctr  ;  *  netumtr,  or 

\^^^tf  9Ht9f mmej^vponinteréfi^  by  webtEge.  , 

t^pain.  A^e4a  eater  of  breatl.  %«»  **•»#* 

rwepinte.  Athler,  bibbtr^qiufir,  Cém-kiUer^pot- 

j.^^^P*'>fMtbfiUdrmillpaelé-^^^  -•'«:«-, 

t^^*^f  W«à>M(^HiiK^«i(y|f,Mi  the  bMtoeltts, 

r  (^cs:  £  Tbe  biatHkfu,  Ont  heeeb,  tbo  bmlmi  i  U^ 

renc; 

Feifl^tondué.  ji  bgmékfomptmmM^êbie  wf^ 
J^^fkiuimfitBpktèiofitê/M^  Uohe 

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Fcft.^;^  Faiftc  j  whence  i 

Gibet  à  firft.  A  gibet  that  hath  a  topping  ^  or  cbaplct 

madiouerit.   ,  -^ 

Vt^V^.Anytarely  duetiepaid  vnto  certaine  idrdfffr 

euèrie  roojè^  rldge^r  houfe-top  within  tbeir  iurifdUih 

on^  Seigneurie  j  alio^  a  fiafttng^  orjèajis  due  by  eer^ 

tainePreUtes  vnto  their  Chapters. 
Fcftard:  w.sxàaf.  S lMggifl)^drowfie,la\ie^y  dulLjluw*^ 

flint-hearted.  , 
Feftardifc  :  f.  Slotb^JlnggiJhneJfe,  drewphefei  (^ffôM' 

nejje^flownejje  j  cowardifeJaint'bcartcS/cJje  j^  (br  cd 

byflotb.) 
Fcttc  :  m.  The  ridge^or  top  of  a  boufe  j  Uo^c  Faiftc. 
Vc{{ti{.  Afiafi\  4  bolj-dayi  a  jèjliuaU  dey  j  {Loohic 

Fc.)'  .fli#-.;-.  ■"■■ 

Fcttc  à  hùRon.  A  publicise  feaft,  wherat  ail  the  com- 
.  panics  of  an  incorporate  Towne  goe  in  (4  k^nd  of)  Pro- 

cejfion. 

Laf 'ftcDieu.  Corpm  Cbrifi day. 

Lzfrfk  des  ÇcR€S.Palmé'Sitnday^ 

La  fcfte  des  morts  Ali-fokles  day. 

La  guerre  eft  la  fçftc  des  morts  :  Prov.  TVarre  is  the 

deadgians  holy  day.     \  > 

Fefrcs  au  palais.  Such  boly-dayes  as  are  not  Hall- 
daycs. 

LAÎe{{edesrzmèzvx.Valmes-Sunday. 

La  fcftc  des  Rois.  Tbe  Epiphanie^  or  Twelfth-day  in 

Chriftmae.    7  - 

La  fcftc  du  Sacré.  The  Coronation  day-^  or^efiafl  of 
the  dedication  of  a  TarifhCburch^&c. 
La  fcfte  de  tous  Sainéts.  All-SaintSy  AU-baUow^ 
maffiyAUbaUew  day. 

La  paix  eft  lafcftc  de  tous  Sain  As  :  Prôy.  feace  n 
tfje  bolie  mans  hofy'day. 

Les  fcftcs  du  village.  Wa\eSy  Alefi  Plouglhniens 
fiafts^orholf-dayes. 

La  petite  feftc  dieu.  TtoeiauesofyOry  fome  eight 
dans  after  £mpm  ChriHi  day.  " 

Cnanter  devant  la  ftftc.  To  triumph  before  the  vie* 
torie.    .  ;f      *•.  -  .  '    ,  -  ' ■>•:  '  "^-  •  :: 

Eftre  bien  avant  de  fêfte.  Toltue  merrily yor  miol- 

JFairc  fcftc  à.  To  flatter^  fmêothjfkwnean^kefi^e 

weatherfnto.  ;:..•  .•...'.■  ./^l^ -'•,.. r'^.-   ■    . 

T2iTtMïcde.Toit^inj^eioyceat^^^^^ 
boaP^eprotéd/nal(cmuch^ofl^^'Jy^  ''\ 

t    Apres  la  fcftc  8rlc  Ieu,les  j^ols  àûlcu  :T?ï0^.Afier 
jèaflingandioUiùe,fibrietie.*'%^^  K  ^    ^     v^ 
Apresia  fctte  on  ^atda  tcftc  :  Vi&r.  (vix:  .^fïer  a 

/  Crifièiié tti  teftc  gaftcnt  la  ftftc  :  Prov.  One  humo' 
iom^  ot  difhonkmed  lueSf  mgàet  à  H^Ufèaft, 
Deinc  {^  âUfea  fijeniécentla  fefle  ^  9(  deux  fein. 

I  mesfmt  El  «émpefte  :  ProvjnM  m»  otlfpe  afiafi, 
tmxnmtn a fiome ^portend.       '»»**'      .  % 

'  le  fol  refte  a|»rcs  W  fcftc  :  trov.  Tbe  fiole  doib  reft 
ififaM  ;  w(iimeproferfy)ofler  g^^ejuemde 

Le$  grilloiis  gaftent  la  fcïfe;  l»fcHr;  UTtkmUM. 

11  n'eft  pas  idufiours&ftc  :  Prov.  Feâfts  Uft  not  al- 

Vfûyes  ior,wêimé  not  abnu^ei  tbinlte  tofiaft  tt  j  e«e- 

riettajitmtStatJâyCfijfwe^ 

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Fcftia  ^  ftaftyt  banquet, 
Droiâ  dcf^liin,  Z.Mii[«  Feftagc. 
II  a  cftc  aulfcftin  dc  Martin  bafton.  HeUthbûda 
triall  in  Sm'ord  Court^r  hath  rece'wtd  ^aj^l^  1>fums 
inter  ta  inmtnt,  ■     '  I     ' 

Fcftination: f.  Fefl'mtion,peiltbaJl,qt^ckefrocee' 

difjg.         \ 
Fc^iyznt.  A  fiafter^arfiaft-maker. 
Fcfton  :  m.  Af^arhnd.bundle^or  b9fdef]êf  fruits^  mi 

fiQwersi  cjpecialiy  in grauen  y  ^imbcjfedwcrlpialfi^ 

anofèiay.  'I 

Fcftonaicnne.('^4^  f^f^ch  ai)  Par  la  fcftc  dc  dicuj  Qor* 

ruptly^or  by  one  that  dares  ndl^eareofêt.\        v 
Fcftoyant  :  m.  Afiajler^of  he  tbat^Jls. 
Fdtoyant  :  m.antc  :  £  FeafiingJ^anquettini  i  cberijh- 

iniy^Mkingvcrie  much  of. 
Fcftoyement.  AfiafimgybanquetthigiAeheri[hing^r 

^'nid  inter  tainingef. 
Fciloycr.  Tâfiaflybanquet^  intertainè  with  fèafis^  and 

banquets  ;  to  cherijhy  vfe  lôndly^  mal^emuchof*^  alfOy 

to  celebrate  anhoiy-day. 
Fcftu  :  m.Afiskue'yaflraiVyruJh/ittleftauUie^orfiiclie^ 

^    vfed  ^rafisl(ue. 

Foible  comme  vn  fcftu.  As  iveal^e  as  d  rujh  j  &r  (ss 
'  y^e fay)  water. 
Coigncr  fcftus.  To^endtbe  tim  vtriefiolijhly  j  cr 
to  loo/e  it  altogether. 

It  n'en  donnaoyc  pas  vn  fcftu.  I  valut  it  not  of  a 
fufisi  1  would  notgiue  a  firaw  fir  it- 
Komprc  le  fcilu  avec.  To  fall  oui^  or  at  oddes  with  a 
friend. 

Profit  fans  vertu  ne  vaut  vn  fcftu  :  Prov.  Dijhonefl 
gainas  not  worth  a  cbif  j  or^  nofcoundnll  to  tb'  vnbo- 
nejiyichman. 

Feftulcr.  5f  e  Fctufcr^ 

Fctar4ifc  :  f.  Sloth  i  cowardife  j  as  Fcftardifc. 

Fetcur  :  f.  Stincb^fiUbin^eJillfmell/n'fauor. 

Fctidc  :  com.  Stinking^fiUhiejiU^fmeU'mg. 

Fetilse*  liqueurs  feltifTes.  Made ,  or  comfounded  li^ 

quors. 
lPcton.a^Vc^(m;Al/iftbefi't^^r  middle  of  the  file  of 

ahorfesfbot.  ;  ?^^'  v^ 

Fetufe .'  m.ce  ;  £  Touched^  or  wiped  ouer  wiiHafislyfei 
alfojticlfled by  fucb a  touching.  ^  ^ 

Fctuser.ri;  tonchyor  wife  ouerwubafèsïfUei  âtfo^to  tic-  ^ 
IfU  by  touchmgwitba fèslfui.    . 

Feu  :  v[i.Fire  ^  atfo/u  lro\xz%cy(Alfhyfihoufejtrfimliei 
in  old  French^)  alfijight.  '; 

lxkxk.Al^ofUA^ 

clouts  fteeped  m  taUow^  &  writhen  lil^e  a  ur^hyiber^ 
with  Fofwlert  catch  DuclieSyTealeSy  Pocbardsy  &€y  in 
thenighti  alfo/tfcab^itttryorfmfemênicâttlo. 

J?€nS.Anûmnt.Sa'mtAntb$ni€$finyaf^^ 
ef  beat  and  rednejje)  Wat  begimes  ufa  bâJUri  and 
'  growis  to  afcab^rfore,  %  a  tetter  j  gnd  m  the  end 
;  mortifies  the  part  (e^ectaUj  the  bone)  it  bath  feifed 

\-r  on.    ■' 

Feu  ardent  Y4y  Coulcvrée  blanche.)  iriwre  BriMlf  3 
i  wUd Sep J'enerrèerrie^^Tbe wallons  (féjes Germrdj 

^eaU  Garden  Nigf>tl^ 
,Vcudchchomdi$.  A  bone^fire.(r.m.) 

Le  feu  des  Efpâgools.  if  bot^  fcorebif/g,  et  fbining 

Sunne. 
FcaCrt%toi%jiritd^eiirtbebeJlkimltberofifMcb 

,  as  wiU  bume  w'ttbht  the  water^&Cè 
^^1  Fcud*Hdcne.4yFeuS.Heriiie#  . 

Feu  S.HcIwt^é^ntHelens^$Memes  fire  iâi^ 

teof 'that  often  âppe40tetMêtlÊel(eVv(Sdt4 


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Feu  $.  Marcel  j  ou/cu  Mgrtial  $  as  Feu  S.  Antho. 

nic.l  .     /  /   .      ^    .      .  .      . 

Feus  mif$i\cs.Sqkibsioryanyfirewo7l(es  thcwne  to  a 

mifcbieuouà end.     //    %    ^ 

Feu  Pcificn.^»  inflamed^ftdpawfuUimpoflhniatU 
onytbe  bloud  or  matter  whereof  betpg  very  tbin^  ^^1^^ 

it  looliO  almoji  oa  ifitjhined:fàme  callit^tbe  boliefrr 

theCreciansyEiyG^chs.  /  »     ^ 

Feu  dc  riqueraquc.  Ic  mau  fin  feu  dc  riqueraquc. 

^î/rf-Jîr^  J  (?r  i«tf  Feu  Petficn.       / 

Les  feus  du  Roy  .Anyearefy  reuenew  of  ij.  s .  Pai  ifjj 

paidvnto  the  Kjng  by  t  If  inhabit  ants  ofdiuers  vihui 

in  the  Trouofifl)ip  ofLzon^  thereby  exempted  f  m 

certaine  AppeaUs.  / 

Feu  Sacic.^^(?i|;^  Sacré  ji»^3«  Feu  Perficn. 

Veufauyû^LTheJhingletyrunning-wormey  ermld 

fire.        :    '    y       •    ,  ■  . 

Feu  volage.  A  ring-womeyOr  tetter. 

Pierre  à  feU.  Afiint^fione-^alfOy  thenar  cap,  or 
fire-flone.      / 

'  Attifer  le  fell  avec?  cfpcc.  Toprouolce  an  angrit^or 

^  ingredperfin. 
Avoir  le  fi;u  i la tcftc. To  be  botybafiiey  choleruliti 
fiercOy  fur'tousi  alfOy  to  befbrwmdjha^ardiuiy  admn- 
turom. 

Avoir  les  pieds  au  feu.  Il  fembjc  qu'il  ait  les  pieds 

zuicu.  Said ofone that  in  afeftlejfebmory  mllnot 

fett  le  yor  cannot  fit  fiilly  any  where. 

leâer  le  feu  par  la  gov  tc.ToJpitfire  ;  to  be  in  a  put 

fùrie^fmeychafi 'y  oryto\eepe  a  terrible fwag^imi^i 

horrible  ft  irre.  /  . 

le  n'iroye  pas  du  banc  au  feu.  i  wtuld  notpp  outr 

the  door eylxpeuld  not  moue  one  fiotijhr  it. 

Fen  mettray  le  doigt  au  feu  J  dare  anfiverfir,!  mj 

frefumeon,Iamaj]uredo/^it. 

Verier  dc  I"  huyie  fur  le  fèu.T*  addepitU  to  thefre, 

fiyive(betier  acquamtedmthwood  tbenivitbc)le)to 

firnijh  a  violent  fafjimjar  humwvpitb matter tomrk 

on, 

Vivie  i  pot,&  à  feu  arec.  See  Pot.        • 

^  - .  IÉÉU>n  ratout  temps  :  Prov.  (Belize  itjhuld 

be  y  Je  bon  feu  j  fiv  freftmetimes  does  mjcbiefè  too  ^ 

much.)    '.         ■'   ■      ••    '-  \  -^  -.■^".      .■  *■  .■ 

jyXe^ucft  demie  vie  de  V  homme  :  Vt6j(Aniwfth 

^pSw^ïïlt^vnti  hîmîfir  mthout  it  eitbetbt  capnot 
.  liue,or Jhalt  deeverie  little.)    ^   ù 
LcrcU  pliis  couvert  eô  le  plus  ardam  :  Pror.  the 
êÊ^tbat  fires  ktft  demie  the  làneU  bum  ifntPT 

^  fed  heat  workfs  vebementff.     .'  v  *  ■'■,  *  , 

11  n'eft  feu  <îue  de  gros  bois:  Vxo.Cfeât  vê»diHHet 
tbibefifift,  •  .-  ..■',;;  ^^^  •'''      '^       g 

Amour  de  Dutain  feu  d' eftoupe  :  Pro^'/^f  ;f?^ 
tion  if)  qui  fuit  fonJk  dure  peu.    U  -^  ''r^:  ''^' 
En  petite  cheminée  fâic  on  bien  OtiM  jeu  :  Ftoy. 
Men/omtmesm*I^ÊftatfiMimhtU  (bm»e}ts(tc 
their cêH.)  '  >.-^U'. 

"  Quiaalfeiredcfeuledoiicerthcr:  |r,  Qj^^î**, 
(ôingdefculecerchcavecJcdoigt:|ioj' »r' 
w«r«  neceÛâries  mufi  tâke  anjpMUS  m  <*"»•,'. . 
tortue  buiche  fait  <koia  feu  »  Prov.rA*  fW«V«/*S 
Wiékesslhaiibt fire,.  .  '  .   «  ru- 

^  Verdebufchefeitchauafeu:  ProT.  fk'  ^^'^ 

Feu  :  m.  feue  :  fi  Deédjihi0éffié,Mf^'^* 
VcutDonfcte.atyiéUifktb0r, 

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Rctraift 

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fence. 

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munifoji^U^  Ofmund  the  fTatirmân,  S.  Cbrifiêfhen 

hear  be.  •  ' 

Fcuchiercdcschcfncs.  Oal^e-fiarnCy  pettkfèâtney 

molJefiame^pttaOfinunJ. 

i?cuchicre  fcmcUc.  SbefiAfMi^  fèthaUftatm^  com- 

Tmonfcayneybrakis.      -      -       r 

Feudal  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Of^ot  belà^ghtg  to^  a  Fief,  Manmr, 
FieyerFeefimpli  yéîf^hetdinficiyOY  in  fie -^  alfêy  hoi- 
dingdiuers  Hcfs. 

Com  kud^k.  À Coèêtt  Leet ,  or  Baron  ^  the  Lords 
Court^tpheniohi  vajjklisy  and  tenants  owe  fait  and 
firuice.  -   ■  .      ^ 

Honimc  feudal.  (Siinïfies  both)  a  Lord  that  hath  té- 
.  na/tts  holding  of  htm  j  andfthe  more  commonly)  a  i^af 
fdUjOr  tenant.  .   /  '  -  .      ^      . 

Rctraift  feudal.  The  power  of  redemption  which  a 
Landlord  hath  tv  theprmlcdge  of  his  Seigneurie. 
Seigneur  feudal.   A  Lord  Paramount  ^  oi^  chiefi 
bffd.    '■  in, 

Fief  dc  condition  ftudale.  A  Fee  ftmple  ;  or^an  abfo-^ 
kie^ând  hercditarie  fief  j  (fir  fome  fief»  defcend' 
not;)  y        '■'■'-  ^   *    "^  ■      #     - 

Fcudalitc  :  f.  m  Fcjdalitc  ;  Efpecially  in  the  laft 

,    fence.  ...    '  '     ,  ■  ■•  -*• 

Fcudatairc  :  com.  Owing  fialtieyholding  byfealtie  j  aU 
foJ)eldhyfidltie,or^heUl  of  another.  .         , 

Fevc.^  Febtic;  A  bcane^ 

Fcvcrondes  :  f.  T%e  eaues,or  eafmgt ofahouji. 

Fcugierc.  feame .         /  ^  '' 

Feu^ierc  dc  chefncs.  The  hear  be  Oslie-fèameypet» 
tic fiame^Pild  Ojhund.    -  ^-^  ^ 

Feuille;  &,  FcuiUcc.SfeFucillcj&^Futilléc. 
Feuillure- 6>f /Iff  FucJllurc. 

Feultrc  :  m.  Fett^à  felly  a  peece  of  felt  j  lo^^f  Feutre. 
Feultré  •  m.  ce:  £  Made  of  felt  }^  couered  withy  or  y  as 

Feultrer.  To  mal^e  of^ouer  with  y  fill.  \ 

Feulu.^Fucillu^  i  -    -       I 

Fcur  r  m.  The  coftand  charge  a  husbandman  is  at  in  the 
tiUmi^reapinçofhis  ground\  alfo\/u  Foirc}  «  Fatrty 
dfo,A  rate yOr  price  fet  on  a  tbirig  j  and  hence  j  '  ' 
'A  feur  dcyiccffdin^  (Oy  after  the  rate  orpropmtian 

Au  fair  rcmpbgç.  The  fame.  ■:-''*  ;  '^é:''  ^ 
Si  boutc  td  ieur  celle  vente.  Iw^e  Boikcr. 


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Fcvricrî  tt;(W,»«rw»;jVtfww. 

rcvrier  le  court  pif  c  de  tous:  Pro.  Btetufi  !t  Uàm- 
.  »w/p  the  fiKkll  i  tttd  iUreum  wtt  ea»  it,  tiU- 

AujôurdlibyféVèér  demain  ttaadict  :  Prov. 

-  ^fif  Chandelier.  •     -V  '  '■  "'*  -  ''  '^  '"^^'^  •^'*"'  '  ''*  ■    ■ 

Wuye  dc  Février  v^ut  kgout  dc  fMé\  t^,  we  ' 


Feutr^aidt.  ^  maa  drawne  eut  ofhU  €ountrey\bouhd5,or 

hrden  j  alfo,wme^cotne,  orjitcb  cmmuditics  tahen 
thence.  ^     , 

Feiitrc  :  m.  Ttlt  ;  «4^^  fittti  j  « />^«,  ^ry?/;  ^^  ^^^^^^ 

WM^f»  f /i,//j  /Ç  d,flW,er  fiLme.  tbingnh,  ouch 

Feutré  :  m  ec  :  f.  A^^.^-gfe/  /»j.A^^>//  ;  a^ToMd, 

Feutré  d"  hcrbc.  $et  thicl^  ,  or  oHtmorvnc,  rvith 
reyturage  :  m.  ^ffc/iiw^r  w^fe4«;>/wfwr, 

ra.tuFiix'j  Aburden. 

B.(A»  inter  ie£hMi  >  «  fi  fi  ra  t>u  d'icy;  Fie  if  on  thee, 
get  thee  bene e^l  cavnot  abide  thee  ;  Uol^c  Fy .     . 
Maiftre  nil.  A  Gold-finder  fiung-farmfi  clcanfer  of 
iakes^fycrofprmei.  »        ,    '  ■ 

Fiable  :  com.  as  Fcablc  y  Tmflie  j  or  creduloUi  1  that 
eafilyt'ufietb. 

Fi^Lctc.ThenameofaSaint. 

Fiç,&,>il  S.Fiacre.  iofl/tfFic;&,Fil.        \ 

Mai  S.  Fiacre.  Aki»d.o/fcab,or  great  wart  'hi  the 
pBidamnt-yOrinAvfomansprimifs.      ., 
Fiançailles  :f.  Apiditul^eUctiothing  ofgcottplebcfvre 
their  fitU  mariage',  (  and  fomctime-i)  alfa .  maria  te  it 
filfi  ;  whence ', 

Fiançailles  chevauchent  en  Telle,  &  rcpentaillcs 
en  croupe  :  Prov.  Repentance  Jits  fuUdofe  (or  dtvelli 
next.doore)to  mariage.  -      • 

Fi aflcci  h  Traft^credity  ajtjnce,  ajJUrance,  cohjidence. 
^A  ma  nance..^OTf  trtymnd.  - 

Fiance  :  m.  ée;  £  AffiancedJ^etrothed,handfàfi,pTcm- 
fedyfkrevnto, 

¥'nT\ct  JiXAcoxàc. Condemned yor  deJlined,vnto the 
g/iUowef'yfir-»bomtbegaUowes  grime.       , 

Fiancer.  To  affiance ^betrotb,pomtfeimâl{efifi,  ajfure, 
vnto.  ..  -"     ■'  [  ■  ■  ,  ,;;■.':', 

•:FianfâilIes:f.\^  ^«^/if/(f  betrothing  of  man  and  wo- 
man before  fittt  mafi^ge  •,  lMi(e¥izn!^oix\!ic$.  ' 
se  Fiant.  TruftingJbeleeMHg,hopmgon],orin',  intrufiiag 

vHtOyCommittingtotbetrujlof. 
Fiat  :  m.  Trup^affitranct^^ncei     .  '         - 
Fibres  :  iThefmall  firings^  hatre^ltlft  threads  of  roots; 
«ifOytbefibers^hreadSyOr  firings  ofmufclesy  &  veines , 
in  Lincoinejhirethfy  are  teafmed  Cheyres. 


Fibreux  :  fn.eu{è  t  f.  F/^rfW  3  Mofifàre-Ulie  threads , 

9¥fi^mgs.         ,       'li         ;      "  '" 

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t^^medMtbitjikd^tlidkedowi--^  '    ■  "   - 
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Title.  A  Itiilc  Shad'JiJib.         ^  *  ^  '  •      •  :,  . 

V'\ZÏ\\'.m.\\ç'.i.EArtbtn.or^madt0ftarth, 

Fiction  :  f.  4  0i(mymuenti^yfiCyfihyCc^i  âtbmgma* 

Dire  Li n^  fi£lion.  7  <)  [peakefincerelj^  confife  fUin^ 

h\prâfv:jcfror/f  the  heart.  -    f-^^v'^ 

pMiiu  c>)inil>iirir.  AFcc(fementin  ttufi.     ^^     >  ^ 
f 'iticiulscur  ;  m,  a  fuYesieypled^ty(auti$n.  fe  ' 

Fidclc:  cort.F^;//;M,/^^^^      Ipyall ytrutJuH  ofbk 

TV(V^',/)r  iohisjjdc\  alfo^/eUpom.  ^.^  f 

Fidcleincnt-  uitbjùUy.loyaUy^trufiily^^^^ 

lyj'ffrily.rcligioufly,  ,     *    .         '  * 

FidcLîé  :r,  Fiàe!èue,falthfiélnejf€,loyàîùey^trufi^^^^ 

nu:hJf:uerir':e,vTifmneél/ieJfe.^  ;,    •.. 

.      Serment  de  fidelitc  .   Tb'êàihùffdtlMe  made  hy 

:     all  r-reUies  trtiothc  l\jngy  at  tbfv  maeJtiiYe^  in  aç^ 

:"■  l^'iO}v!clf;fmentfrfhUSoueraif^riÇieyan^ûfth'obedi'' 

'  tnce^aridfidcUtîe  whicb  tbey  evpc  kimyThiSyalthéuih 

'   JhyhoU  na  Hthin  right  oftbeifPrelactes  ^ fir  ^f  they 

dne^  thry  atjodoe  both  homage ^  andfèaWief)r  them. 
Fidcliiim.  T:he lafi P/ayertbats/ojdfèr ibédedU. - 

Il  pafle  pluficurs  titles  par  vn  fidelium.  Hehud- 

dlcs^orpuj^rs  vp  many  things  vnder  ont  \  befleifptly 
V    dij^atches/umics^  oriées  ouer  the  matter  s  committed 

Fidiculc  ^f.  The  H^Ypeofbcanen\  a  companie'ofjlarres 
f:  rtihîchrcfem&UaHarpe.      !%    ^  vw  v'a     >« 

ViéuQxii^Qj^art  of  an  Alliolabe  turning  roundabout  tbt 
border ^or  edge  thereof -^  th' Index j>r  hand  ofari  Aflro^ 
.    labe.    '  ■•'  ■  '^':  ■■     ■':-.•  '■         à  ■::,'        '  •■^■:  •  '  '  ; 
Fie  :  in;éc  :  f.  TrufiedyBeleeued^hoped on  or  In  i  alfb^  in^ 

t  ruficdytruftcd  -ivitk  ^committed  vntotbetrujl  of. 
Fieb vrc  :  f.  Afèauer  ;  Loot^^eYitytt.        \       :    ;    : 
T\cbvrtiiQif.Affeightagi4e.    •        ■   v^  ^  . 
:Piebvrcux:  m.  cufe:  f.  TuU  or ^c^eof^pébieàvntOyA 

fèauer  ;  alfo^fiauer-breedingyaguerbringing. 

Ficd.  iwFicf;  CBoùrgognois.       ,  ^1 

Fief:  nu  A  Fief-  a  (Kl^ighis)  fè%  (xMannw ,  ùr  inherit 

tance  held  by  homage^  andjmiïe*^  and  gnien  at  {hé 

firfty  in  trufiy^ndvpon  promt fe  ofajftflanmy  or  feruici 

inthewarres:  (A  learned  Frenchman  defines  it  y  V 

héritage  tenu  a  fby  &  hommage^  baillé  à  aucun 

pour  la  fiance  qu'  on  a  eue  en  iuy  :  Another  ;  La 

terre  concédée  i  caufe  de  coiifiance,ou  fôy  promi- 

fepar  le  preneur  d' icellc^  d' afsifter  Ton  Seigneur 

en  guerre  :  néicb  both  together  mal^e  good  my  defi^ 

nition  :)  Alfoya  tenure  yor  e  flat  f  in  ^d^r  infèe.  This 

rùord  was  firji  heard  of  after  the  conque  fi  Y^GalIia  bj 

'^    /fc^  Francs(iîr  auncieni Frenchmen)  when  their  So- 

^tteraignc  Princeiyrcferumgfome  land  fir  their  own  e 

T)emainesy  diftributed  the  reft  (by  wholes  uuntrieSyOr 

large  territoriesjamongtbeir  CaptaineSyandprincipaU 

fiUowerSyOn  conditimy  that  tbeyflmld  bold  ofthcm^ 

and  aid  them  in  their  wart  es  ;  In  wbuh  diftrtbupon 

reJpeSl  was  alfo  had  ofyond  Prouifion  madifir^  th^^fi- 

riour  French  fouldimrs  (whereof  the  mere ,  of  firmer 

ihofe  Captamejbadvnder  them^  the  greateri  of  Uffft 

.   were  their  potions)  whereupon  the  Caoiainei^  hautng 

(as  formerly  tbehf  Princes)  tefiruea  fomewbaH  fim* 

their  particular  demainess  ibey  diuided  the  befi  part 

oftherefiamongtlilitn^tûbebel^jfthemfetutr^  the 

fame  tenure  y  and  en  the  famé  cwdjMH^that  they  held 

the  whole  of  the  Yjng  :  (lit  nee  cawi  Ûfknicxt  fie&:) 

W other  Patt^ey {bared ameng  thei  naturaU  hd^ab'h 

tdnts  of  the  countrey/n  much  bafer  emdUiunsfe^pref' 

fed  in  the  werd  Ccn^  :  )  iM  tbofi  times  all  Fic6  n»ae 

determined  by  tbedeété  oftbej^eesp  and  reuêcaUe 


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at  the  will  of  the  fief oif:  But  not  Bongafter  thcyhuàpti 

y  (as  the  mo  ft  of  them  aie  now)latim:omaUy  ctlir(di. 

■  i tarie.  -  ^^  -  -  -;'  -^  •':   '^  --^•'-  ^^    ■■■'■i^  '..  '■''- 

Fief  abrr  gé.i<  (jef  abridgedi  reftrasnrdyornot  mb/f 

a  ûc( that  wintSy^ndu  not  capable oJjiunfdiili/Dn^  ^ 

tenure  in  Çtnfiuç  \  or  in  Socage.     \     '   *^  .        ' 

;Ficfan'ple.  Afitll.er  whole  hcf,  i^  K^igf)tsfei[fii 

which  the  Lord  of  whom  tin  held  bath  the  ttnanh  t(ii 

l]wfiUr  if  he  had  none  6o.s.TùUT.yandpart  ofU^  j^. 

.morJvYaHeriot.:  .    r    ^   :.       ' 

Fiefde Balbche, iMobe Bafbche.    ^  '  ,;-*  >. 

.  Fief  bouifalTfef  (ijcf^or  portion  of  a  nCfytbfit  bçliv^ 

•  to  a  younger  brother.         -  r     V      . 
Fief  en  mt('^difit(  chcy  tl.4^^obIe  fief;  (in.kh\. 
tance  held  in  Czphc^and  hauing  wrifuiilioni  '  ■■' 
Fief  de  condition  fcudalc.  An  abfolute  fke  fmft^  or 
hereditarie fief j  (^  j(eme  fiçfs dejcendnotj^  j&y  itc  [ 
Feudifts.)  •/  ;  ^  :.  £  '  '^  ;          •  :'  \  -  •■  :  '  •  :;  , . 
Fief  de  danger.  Sncbanctas  is  forfeited  zpak 

^'  Lord  of  wham  tis  heldyifit  be  entredinto  by  tlettnm 
(vnder  any  title  other  thenoflïneaUdiJcent)b(fin h- 

»  mage  and  fialtie  donCyOr  Ht  the  leaff^Jfered..  i 
Fief  d^e  di^nk^'AI^oble  Gtfyfuchaone  as  hath  fern 
iitleofdigmiielasa  CountieyVicoHntieyBûromu^if 
or  ChafleUenie)  annexed  vnt0  If 'y  a  fief  that  diintji^ih 
(a  gentleman  ;  fir  aKqturïcTyZnlefji  he  haue  it  if  li. 
ne  a  U  difcentfiom  hu  grandfather  y  or  be  withali  tnno- 
bled  by  tVe  Yjngyreceiuet  no  manner  cfdignitie  1}  it.) 
Fief  dominant,/^  fief,  or  Mannor  belongmg  ioaio. 
Paramount  j  a  dçfheldin  chiefiyand  whereofwdnyX- 
thershold.     -  .  ^    ^   ' 

Fief d'  Haubcr,  ou  d' Haubert.  Any  fief,  4)r  i^hay 
tance ywhofe  owner  is  bound  to  ferue  in  thcl^ng^win 
with  an  Haubergeon ,  of  coat  of  mailer  {whereto  one 
addeSyahorfeyafwordy^fhield^ndanbelmet.) 
Fieflicge^ou  lige,  ou  tenu  en  plein  ligcj  as  Fief 

.ample;  Held*  direRly^and  without  me/nty  oftl^t 

•  Crowne.  .;'.  .^  -.v  •  .'     •■\,  ■  ]..\  :  ;«-'■  ^  ■  .  ^ 
Fief  mor  t.  An  inheritance  that  yeelds  ée  Lcrd  no  mi- 
ner ^f  profit  other  then  a  barerenti  and  then fo)t  way. 
bee  tearmedy  a  Fiçf  fee.        — ^ 
Fief lioble.  A  NobleiicfyOr  Martar  ;  themA^  ^^'^^^ 
pjboy  Antiquitky  furifdiéliony  CcnfmCy  a  dtfii^d^^'^ 
lie  ofdiuers  infiriour  ficfe  ;  înd  (onefy  infcmcpl^cn) 
afiiire  htfufe  with  ditchesyor  a  mote  round  ûbeui  itybut 
the  mofi  certaine  marke  of  it  (fir  the  ïsjng  moj  ai  anj 
time  ere  a  a  Koble  fief j  and  the  IwrifdiRicn,  â  tbivgjt- 
ueratt^aybediuidedfiom  it)  U.thatitbebtlieiihtt 
of  the  Crowneyor  offinie  other  ûc£  tbâts  beli'mmti^ 
ately  thereof.                       «      ;w 
Fief ouyerMi  when  no  vMypr  tenant  pre fints  bm- 
felfi  to  do  theferuicesyflndpay  the  fights  vphub  be  m 
vnto  the  Lord  thereof  i  or  when  by  the  change  oj  m 

:  tenant  (hy  deathy  or  othem^ije)  tbeKfdi^^^^  my 
rights ^andferuk^  ■■•-'.'^*-'n  •■•ù^r^  v^ 

FiefPaCr^nconiaL  ft^  Patrimomtl       .  ^^j^      ^ 
J?ït{cnKtQ:âc.AVPbU6f:f,beU'^^^ 
in  C^j^iteoftbe  1Ç/;i£î  w^prf^^i^^^^ 

FiefrcÛrainâ.  «Ficfabregé.        iÊb^^yUîiin 
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Uci\o.t\''i'Àninfinor 

tbcf'  tvithout  lurifdMio 

Vkinî^té.AfiillyOf'rph 

efimidiilon^dndgoo 

Ckxc^z^,^^  LqoI^ 

hnticrdcAcffcrvi?r/? 

'fitnhfiriiemmydone\ 

4lieldc{ibyotherfi/Jhi- 

'rvi^,&c\  and  thereby  t 
Hr^mncs  dc  fief.  Free 
{và.,boNnd  to  ajjift  the 
(^'mra  h'C  l^ctpesy  and  a\ 

' wion^fuU ittd^^efnenti  |  ' 

Dc  Ion  domaine  faire 
fait  of  his  dcf^and  thero 
It  to  be  held  of  him  by  a  * 
De  (on  fief  faire  foil  dc 

'  dcm.irne  a  nc( that  beU , 
H  .ploiftcr  Ic  nef  à  pur( 
f blute  fe: fire  nfthe  inher 

:  Relever  vn  jficf.  Scelle  1 
TznuR^Î.Tffemnyani 
fed  ofbnd  in  bk  demcfut 
Tcnh  en  Eef.  To  be fdfc 

'  fic^or  in  ttn  q'lialitie  iifa 

Qt^ii  fief  ntc  fief  perd,  i 

■fciti'hii  eftatr,-     .■■,■■. 

Ficffa!  :  m.alc  :  f.  TcoJfaU] 

Iw('fIurifdiftion..  .  f. 

Fieftf':  f.  /u  Fiwf :  <f  Norm, 

Fictté.-m.ée  :  î.lnjèoffed'y 

(Uâfizî^orin'ièt,    / 

Domaine  fiefFé(ou  non 

hc'.'d hy  hamate  and  fi«il 

-  rvhitb  710  homage  ù  dut  :\ 

Goutteux  ficffez.vf  fïi 

comm,ly^drfcends,rvt)icà 
Hcritiers  fieflfcE.  trbon 
■pr  to  tvhom  he  mtl^es  iiuei 
l^f^oH^ingtojhem.       -^ 
Sergent  fieffé.  !<«»♦«  S« 

riençr.Toinfioffeilùgraf. 
/^itmeinfèe. 

f  .'afferme.  Afèejm-me.   . 

P!f'e;&,FicfVç.4.F 

{:!e{vcmcnt;in./f/fe»jfl%j»! 

riel  de  terre.  7*eè<w* 
^ntorie,çomâwn  Centm'u 
;  Pierre  de  fiel.  s«f  itePici 

fielleux:  a,.cu^:£^,^„ 

Hensdcchicrtj8fWtoc 
»ourdeIugetWrtît:^iw 

fiente  :f.Dw^,,«,;^jf/il^ 

Ficntc  :  m.  ce:  f.  7>lÉ»«^i 

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.lien  cft  ncr  comme  vnàfncd'yn. baft  neuf:  Hf  « 


l^lcin  iîcf .  AfullyOt^  rvhole  fief  j  rf/r  w'///  «  ^''J^/i  j(cf  i 
efutrildiilonyind good  wmh^  r  !^^^^    '^^^^ 

:  Bntrçr de fiçficrvi^ï^rif^^/w^^jd?^^;^^ byavapU 
'fit  /;.î  /rV/^  r/z/z/if,  done  weU-ymkglj  hyanàthcr  \  as  by 

•:  iliddc^broîhnfiïJhiyoni^erybya  husband  fir  bj4 

^'  'iv4i,&c\  and  thereby  the  Lords  entrlipreHcmediïiÙi 

Hommes  de  ncfi  Freeholders  ^of  L(nds  (if($nfefiâr)  ^^^^^:M  ^^ 

{v^,,boundtoa]!ijlthe^^\\ipf  ^%Ur.^  ^^i 71-^. 5^^^-. .    V  ..    ..      .. 

}Çmrîihci^epes^  a/jda?ifm!rablc^orj[in^bUxfiraU^ 

^  mon^^fuU  inducements  ginen  therein.  /    v  •  :       ^    ^rr  <^  |  f  '"P^  S^i'ic  me  fie  dieu  me  garde  :  Pro.  God  pnfi 
:    Sergent  du  fief;  Lnokf  Sergent,         '  ,  V    ;:•   *   f '^î'  ■  p fct'^irt^/;?  himmftom  1  ://////.;>;  \  '  ;:n^-  ^ 

De  Ion  domaine  faire  (on  fict;   .^  x/i/7^/ï  to.  aHcn\    Ficrement. .  PfOkdly-  injolcntly^  haulily,  arrocàrè^i 
l  fart  of  his  ûcf.and  therofcr^eate  a  nçvf  tenure^of  caufe  ,  ;-     fiercely^  crktUy^fjua^r/y\wh;^ntancly  ^  vvmrxftiM^-. 
:   ntobchcldafhimby amefhetenure.'  ^y  ' ^%^  •  /        .'■■sy,'  '^'^'^'^'' 


if ,  -. 


^:-i^  ^  pnjui  of  it  0S4n/tJjeofa  nerP^p^fiiff^d^tffiHÏc  ]}îf  ^  H  '^  ••^-â  ■  '  -•' ''^  ^'"' ^^' -■•■"^  '  >  '  *"  ''  '  - 
;=^:  ;:  /^r?  ï^ere  pot  ah  4fe  hc  wou'Jnot  Uf,  nid  ^ly.  ^^J  ':■'  •  W'i ,,  i?f .    ;ïf  l':.;:  v!^  ».  ;•  '^^;■^  ' 
1;^  Fciianc  ficrc  en  toute  (ai(bn,v,fLut  cllre-m;unfc  <ic   ■■'■'  ^f'^^--  -^i"  T-f  fu:>#-;^#k'^:l 
H|v'ff  mai(«n  :  Prov. Uoi^c fcmine;^-*-  ■>,..; .,  ' .;  ■  ■^,>  -^^  „  .  'd  '' W-' >'  ;  ■'^  .'^  - ^'V^''  ■i■^■•i^■ 
i,MUct^  (n  haut  a  fiance.^  fopthhu  hope  6r''ç^^  '"'"'■'"'  '      '  ' 

<L     ">  iU^       :  -'.'a*--::.  :'•!■,.••■   ■•2\.\    f..  i*-.'..,-  >■..■-:  .:as.- .■ '-v.  ..■'■.■ ''^v-'    -.■  '^   --i  ■f 

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ft    *  '  '  i      '  ,'  n  *  M.'  *  ■     I        •     V*  ,**  ,*i    1*    ■. 


dcm.ync  a  (icflj)at  held  ofhim^     *.         ■*■   -. :      ^     [  Ficrcté  :f.  Pride^infilencieJfauTp^ejJi^arrog.^^^^^ 


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'   Exploiftcr  le  fief  à  pure  perte.  To  mal^e  afuli^or  ab- 

.   (bluii  fefure  nf  the  btheritance  fir  jilted  vntobipi^ 
:  Relever  v n fief  Sctiie  Kclever .      -"'^      ' :  . 
Tenir  fief,  r^^;?//^  4»  mberUarictJhdall'y  to  iieféh 
jcdofhndtnlnsdemefneasoffie'^  "^  - 

f  Tenir  en  fief  To  befdfedofa  rigbt^  orpriuiledge^m 

^  fic/irmtlje  t]'ffnlitàe(tfa£cf.  y\  ■-:^:y--'r.  ^-^  ■-.■h-.f^: 
Qin  fief  nie  ficf  perd.  Hethigi  denieshi'S  temtre^fir^ 

^fcjtyhii efiat.e^'  .  ,  ■■':■..::/: ..^':-\f--.,r-.-.,^:,y--  ;■;■.- -l^C^ry 

Ficfral  :  m^alc  :  f.  VeoJfaU^^ôfàiid'^mfie^  held  m  fie-, 
L^(fIufi(diftiojri.    ;  -,  '     '■■\ 

Fieftc  :ia}¥\J:  ^Noxn}. 

Fiettc  r'tp.  ee  :  f.  Infioffed-^ gttihfyôrgr^nteàinfie  j  held 

'  asâfizfyOr  in^fte.  ■  /.  "  *•.•■■•  -■  '  •'  •  ^^.-'.-.^-^'^^-.^.v-  f'^.-:^. 
Domaine  fieffé(ou  non  flcffc^A  Nàble  inherttânce 
hd'd by  homage  and  fiailie  ;  (or  an  vnHfklè  one  fif 

-rvlmij  jw  homage  is  dut  yj  f  Norm.  -        '-^^m^-''.'^  .^  [ 
Goutteux  Ûcncz^^i  fit  Epithïtè]fir  the^^^^^^^^^ 
commooly^dffcends^vptHcb  way  foener  the  land ^oes. 
Héritiers  fieffcz.  ffifomtbe  ÙordpHts  iH  péfe^on-y 
f  to  Vf  bom  he  maints  liuerj  andifeijin^fff  th'^^mherttanu^ 
Idoniing tojhem.       "  "^^ '  ^v'v ..  -Jfr':.^  .  - 

^.^g^^tfief¥c.t<H»i^S»gèht:^^  •  ^ 

i'^^Çï.roinfioffei togrant^pajJi^alieH^âf^tfy^ran  In- 

^/^ttanceinfie.  ■.,-..:%.:^ 

Fi|vei&,FicfVé-^Hcfi^..^^;-^^^ 

^^:n).GaUior^beGii9.^^^^^^'^^       ^  ' 

riel  de  terre.  The  bmh  éârïhgali^Fê^ifWM^JhiaÙ 
<^;^torie,çomthon  Centofié^  C,entorîiè  ihettjfi.  .         ^ 
_  PicrrcdcfieL  Seehe  Pierre.      >^^iv^^  ;:/C  :,^..  J 

^^^jjx:  tti.ciHer  E  A  Wf  fer  «^^tftf^^^ 

f^itnjdc  chiertj&  «tec  d-«reeh*  ftrWittcfl*  Vft  àtt 
iourdeIugetîtttîtî^K>v.  UîtwiUhi  mè  ài  the  U. 

""^'^  /•  ^^H.  ^Hrd^filth^ordttré^^êi^       ûfàun. 


'  itnefeydirdaine^fcoltncfilncf^^^^^  ficrccnefiey/i- 

hiimanitié'^àlfo.bWHC^^^^^  .JoututJJl',  rr.a- 

FieretteIî^ent^&e#fc^^^J«/i/)^^fe^ 

-aiittle fiercely, J^M^ly^rinliy.'    v        ^*      '^^r  "^^ 
Ficr-liumblc.  Stoutly-bmble  ;  iy?(?ir  iE>etf r/  t//;r&^,"*  ^I^ 


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¥  to^y^g<tesivtllvpiUb. 

Inerte  ;  fl  Ajhnncyôr  a^n  wherein  the  bones  cf^mu 
archtâofed.     \  c  *   M'-^) 

Ficul.  /e5  Riz  ;  Afinne:  f  Pic,  i^# - 

F]e  we  :  f.  ^;^ /?g«^,/?  j?4^^^^^ 

v   Fievrç  aràcntc.  A  bttrning  ^uer.  -*      i  v|i^  ^ 

•Fîcyrcs  blanches.  T^f  agues  wherwitiymaiieni^M 
haut  thgreémftci;ne![ji  are  troubled  ^andkent^   ' 
Il  a  les  fièvres  blanclies;  Either i)t  is  in  totiL  mkckeK 

"  FicvrccontJnuc.5ef  Continji.  •  -.  ■ -':'77^*;>'^'f:-?*r':y'v:-i/ 

Fièvre  intcrmitccilte.  ^ny  ag'ue  ib<2t  cornes  and zoes 

Ficvre  de  ^au.  (qui  tremblé  quand  ilcftfàoûl.) 
^Xremblmgûfier  meat  i  fil  jptejjet'p^  fur  fit  ting.'. 
,  "  .Pefievrc  en  chauemalshfrt ittio mrfe^oHpofthe- 
J- ^iry'mif toi  into  thifDrt,  \-'     \._i<->v 

*    Tcifcttcsfievifes.  Upeftilettce  tfil^eïBëe,- tt  plague 

ishëalit  Ihte^  *  *      \ 

Fifre  :  m,  v^  Fi/9  \.a.¥UtttiOr  little  fipt  accorded  mp  a 
y  Dfnmmt-fifi'^er,  '  ;.  -»" 

F^é'îm.éc:  f.  %ixt;4,fetUd^fifiÉned'fêùmpiRed,iio'- 
}r;$edt«geih0^'-'-"'^--  '  :  '.-  '.■■■'i^- 

-^  Laiô^gé.  Mi^etbic^en/idfOr  curded,  M  »Ub  tj/e 
J   rumet.  '     -■  ■'•     ■'H.--l*^^'      '.■,,/■•■,- 

Sang  &C.  Blokdchttedf^ttkftneii  together,  as 
A'vthtHkjt  told,.      '     /  *      * 

Figancnt: m,  A fixingifijlehtitgyetopg'y  (andlmce) 

•i')4^jtitiàelif^^tndini^cmétmg,  ^ 

Figer.  Tofix^fienJetUy  (l^e,9r  ctKpafl  tâgetb^, 

sèffett.  T&^cl^sCiirdy  ckiiH^ffrdlè,  €OéguÎMte, 
F\S^G^.tAJt'm^4^Vféikiriktâtir,0ffip..        ^ 
Figue  :  f.  "J  fg  i  afjoytbe  difeafe  in  a  borfa  héofe^taîUdy 

Fi"UC  de  Carcfoc.  Adritfi%^ UtUen^i:   >  i  C 
'  Fmuc  folle.  %h*-ftu3iàftb'OHtlandifiiSiumor€,ot 
'  Miitmfmfittree i  itreflMei  tbt  nUd§u  butùy 

mhaU^jmiter  &ftbe  tW9t,  andmtbm  Jetés  :  ^ 

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thi'irce'^  jlaruil/ng-pgs, 

Fit(iJê  royallc.  W^*3^j/^      r 

Ces  figues  font' ti^op  ■hautes.    Thefe  dainties  are  à" 
',bouc  ourreach\  thty  cpjt too njuchythey  qyùïvIûo dcc/e. 

Jin'  eft ny  fi^ue  ny  ràifîn.  Hf  u  neither  pjh  nm 
r-  fi(p) •  hofjjor  tnJci'i  there nmthini in  him.  / 

p  Moitié  flancs  moitié  i  d^iÇm^hetvpeene  ieafi  and  eat' 

7îfft\or^buljèth'onehalfrth"otbeY.  _    è' 

Fi^ucrayc  :  f.  An  Orchard  of  fig  trees.  '^ 
Fiijucric  :  f.  »J  Fieuicre, 

Fi^uicrc  :  f.  ^^  fig-yardman  Ouhârd  of  fig  trees.    ^ 

Figuratif:  m.  iuc  :  t  Ftfitiratiue, /pollen  by  a  figure. 

Figure  :  t.  A  figure ijhape^  tmage^  fi>rme\fiiuor^lil{€neffe\ 
refcmblancey  répre/entationy  counter  fist  yfiipjionyma:- 
k*ng  of\  alp) ^a  figure ^or  fiour I jhefRhetoric^e. 

".  Figure  accordée.  An  exaftfunay  of  land  in  contro- 
ller fie  y  di'awne  by  the  corffent  of  b(nb parties. 

^  \ciicî\ij\\YC.Àdifcriptionyofaplaci  by  the  eyeyct  of 
a  place  which  IS  prcfent^andi  nth' eye. 

Figuré  :  m.  ée  :  f.  FiguredyfitJhfonedydelineated^painT,. 

udyrcptefcntedypurtraycd'y  alfë^figuratiue^  ^fiv^^^r!.. 

'   bvafiiiire.'  .  "      '     •'  -  *   .     e^-"--: 

Vck)urb  hj:^urc.  lookeVchms.  n    -       :.        V'    c 

Figurcmcîit  :  n\r  A  figuringyfljapingyfvrming^delinea'^ 
^ti'fig^feprefcntnigypouriraymg.  \     t    • 

Figurer.  Ta  fignrr^pvntypiâlnreydfayify  delineate  ^  pour^ 

'^s^ifYay^y/cpreJlnt  '^.i^^formeyjhapeyfiifisiari  j  imagmCyC^n-V 

%rceiuel  '.^^       \, ...     .  /    •  •-■.';     •    •-• 

Figurine  :  E  Aprcttie  little  image ^ptSlure^  counter fiiL 

'•  'fi^e.$  ;      '  '  ■  •••  •     ^; .,  ;■    -,  ■  ^v^i^v. 

Fil  :m.fhfead'yalfêyithrfadylin^^^^ 
jfkall/ajhyO~  firp^e-yalfoya  fi(je/anliy^rderyÇour/è^rmy 
ray.  'yalfo\an  infiàïonyor  imper  fiction  in  tree  s  y  i»hete^ 
^jihcir  barbes  corne  to  be  gnar^eny  and  eaten  into.      "' 
'il  d'  ardial.  (Great  )yeU(mmrey  mctde  ^f  copper  y  or  - 


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Fudiecartt..P»^fiè/^re»tfrf.                  v 
Fil  d'  cau.  a  fil  d' eau.  with  tbeftr^ame. 
Fil  d*  entendcment.5&izr/;;^(/7^  ofmi^imblenejfeof 
apprehenfion^uiciinefje  ^^ 
V\ï  (ï\yxvcÇpcc.-^  The  edge  of  a  fipord  i  Lodl^e'P  Siffcr. 
Fil  d  Eipin^y^^ l(ind  oflooffe-tipifiedy  and  (fome- 
'xphat)courfe  thread^  made  at  Efpinayyi  tùimcin  Ar- 
tois.-.    '^-  ^■•■.' ^^ '':'■■'■'■::>:- -.- .,•;..■'.,  . 

Fil.S.  fi^a^.  Agreit7^rjJ)ardfwèllingy  o/excref 
cençeofftefh.'.^^    ;^    ;      ^^  -  \ ,      I     : 

Fil  dc  Hoi^nçc.4fine^&hiirdt^^ 
/«Florence,  ^    «*  ^    ;^;  - 

Fil  d*  or  traiô:  The  frnaUeft  gold  n^ire. 
Fil Pfrli^*  ^^ Pcriç.      ,^     %  v     ^  -  ;^     ^. 
Dc  fil  cn::iigm\krFrùmpomtto'f0int^  fiomine  end 
to-tbe  othêf^^fiUfpfiBUf  oner^.     ;   .  v»  r  v  .>         >  ? 
Dc  Jroia  fil  :pireâlf  onjraigbtfim^d^  wifb  the 
tbreddyM enpt é^àihrêad.        .vr  ^,1  Wt ..  v^^i  î 
Donner  dc  drbjittill.  To  bit  iafi  j  to  pafetigbto». 
Tout  d'  vn  GliH^Uj^ltoijttber ^without  fiof y  orin^ 

Bailler  Ic  fil.  T4>  cçgy  fiOl^footbi  flatter^  fmoth^  de-' 
eeiueyguUMo^Ppith.        ^'-■■.■:::y:m^.n^:::i'.--^v^^%^- 
Bailler  le  tài:T9jètâned^m.M^^^^^^^       vî  [ 
Coulu  dc  fil  blanc Ma»i0/uidentM0r€m.vi 
"  "'         ■  iUlc.  FmrnSheimtb  ntcejja^ 


fipens^ot(cfpexiaUyif  the  tree btouer laden) vntiU  ït' ^^^r^  ^  •  >^ 

be  fcrapcd  wi^b  anyron  hoôtfe  :  Alfo.a  figdate  y  or  any  'A  toil^cuidicicut  n  .mdc  K  fUrTirv.  7  m  r-^j^ 

figthatopemofit  felfiy  and  dijcouers  tt  feeds  y  a^  it  than  n^tlibi^ni^f.tOvtihcIjisfifihù',  n  iu^.ni,^ 

groweu       .;  i     1!.    V  :  ..  ^-^  ^  ^  ,  ^    '^O'^k^^^hd Ccdr^ilihu^i  u  éha^i.  {Sti/ i  tx^^^i^y^  [ 

nore prcjianeiy.)        \-.  »        -  '*     ,; 

Filace  ;  t.  lifte  jJ\c,  d^  ifidfi^yey  fasc  ncdi  na^]^ 
fir  ihedijl dficylool^il- ilkik,  ,         '       "  '^  ^^  ; 
iJaciec  :  n  .  trc :  i^Fit.^iaùu, cr  erfe  te  bi  fiitryç^  • 
Filoinciis  :  ni.  FiUnuniS]  liiiiejhii  i iy /  ?  ( ic^ytr  I  iùû 

imeimu^UniSy  rc^is  tic  ytl ( bCi-^ci  (/ a  nvt. 
Filamcniçi'x:  w.  ci  ie:  t.  Ikllcjtt^fifrir^  ^c-- 
¥\\^^ditv.Ar?^anllatJJml(5.      ,      «s    .   '^  ^ 
FihndicFe  :  f.  ASpniJur-y  a  i  laxe-rpcrriani  a!fc/ri^ 

of  jn  ail  beat.      -  .  ^,    .  y       >|  ..        "' " 

Filanciic:  m.  éc:  *  Streamed  rvi thy  or  fiMcj^frm 
threads,  filers 'jfilanders.'  l 

Fïhndicnë  :i.Spiifi)ifjpirnini.      .  /    .r 

Filandres:  f.  Tie  fiiandcrjiyjn^plîrcorrrcs  tht  Imd 

m bruifcdyfmfiitedytjr  fiukfidy  bankcs^y  afo^m^îo 

'  catch  vrild  bea(}s  v^ith. 
Fihm.'ltviping^or  (p inning:.    - 

Fila'nt  les  niouflachei. Trpirling ,  trpinîn^^  oicfun 

Jhûliingyh/smkftachoes.  ...       \^ 

Filât  :  nj.  Congar.fotearmedabout  Marfcille$,y 
F  lie  .m.  A  net  tocajch  xrild  beafis/rr  fi[}:esiz^ithyajûîl(, 
■^    hayydïsg-4ict^&c:^alfOyafnareyfiiarleygirim.^ 
Jl^dti  f.  A  filCyraril^eydircéiyand  i  uen  r  CT^ 
2\^Ah{][ç.  One  a  fur  another  yCm  by  cm  y  in  due  cm  fc, 

alionanrv.  .  .  -. 

Filé  :iTi.ée;£  Twifledyfj,imneydrav^necut\  rr^dc in- 
to thread.  ,       -:      ;      *     "' 
Fiîée  :  f.  TAf  Hagfe  icarmed,  a  tone- breaker.        : 
¥ilc-hzh\ts.  Clothes- jpinrâng.       ". 
Filer.  Totwifiyjpinyàruv^out  threads  ;  alfOytoJiTj^er^Jf' 
lay  ;  prolongytxtend  in  Ungih  \  alfo  (an  o/l  ^Jcfm i} 
to  loùffen'yVndoeyShd  mal(e  vp.       / 
Filer  dou)L  "i  a  fmhy  fniootfjy  fatter  y  or^ntc  jiiirc 
\ .  vpords'y  alfo  y  to  hearc  much  and  fay  Utile. 
;     Filer  gros  J  Is  filent  Hen  gros.  They  rve^ktrÊk'i^ 
^£^ealegrofiy^proceed^^^         '    -  '" 
Filer  prim.  7V?  runne  thinneyOr  by  little  and  little/ 
Filer  de  laioycTa/tfJtr  tf /irr/fî  to  tvb  tyjU  l^iij^' 
Tv^yfide.               :                V               f      \       '. 
Faire  filer  quelque  chofç.  To  draw  a  thmg  ont  m 
Ungthyto  99fai(e  n  goe  a  great  fpay.       . 
<   Au  temps  palî'éBerthcfiloit:  Prov.  Jnoldtir^^ciht 
^^    greateftiipùmtn  were  the  greatefi  bujwiuesy  l^oi{t 

■    Bcrdic.  ..      ■    •        .•••-•.,■  .i^i    .      ^ 
Dame  qui  tropfc  mire  peu  file  :  VxovSetk^Vtxcx 
Femme  qui  cnuis  file  porte  chcfrilc  vjIc  :Pro.B(i' 
gerie^ndpttifimlfejtrr^ibf  fimts  ^/  iU  bhMertc, 
andofla^ftife, ,  ,,  *  ,j  ;  \^ 

Filcrct.  as  Fillerct.  "  ^  ^  ^-         ii^t   j?     , 

Filcric  :  f.  A  fpirming  j  oryS^in^rU  ;  alfi^aBcndly  frxe- 
.tingbitweeneibeyoungmen,  and  maids  of  a  ccm'] 

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Filet  cznUff>fall/quâyefiirt/>rm»berefa(i^^^^^^^ 

;  .Filcta'buylc  AffnaUdiopyVrtbreaJtngcfojK. 
vies  Filets  cl'vn  words.  <»^  Bracelets,     j,      -> 

-v^  FretaiJlé  4c'âlcts.  I*?4<  FrctailJc. , 
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Filiition;f.  The  being 

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comeynlothefiftfOrl. 

lovo-^idfo/Lyon-peece 

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Filipciiuc-  f  Filipcnc 

Filipcnduld :  f.  Ftiii/n 

fM\^S:m.Thetaclikj 

Fillandrcrie.  See  Filai 
Fillafle  :  f.v.'W  Fjlace; 
La  fillaUc^dc  noflrc 
limits  of. a  Cobweb. 
Fillafti-è:m. /i/o»flfi;i 

■  wench .  ^.  ... 
Fillc  dc  France,  vi^-c/ 
Ytrtpdaughler^  . 
Filfe  4c  ioye.  -(4  Wi&oi 
eUcod^atrke^conUmeï 
"iilcspciùtçntcs.<rf 
Fillc  perdufe".'/<  </fjf  <; 
Fillc  de  ioy^.'^ 
FHIcs  repenties.  An 
beene  pyo/efl  tvhores;  ( 
Belle fillc.  A.flep-da 
mirmge,daughtcr  in , 
Les  fcpt  filles  de  la  F 
Wi^fy,  or  Tovffne-fljips 
vmtheChafié/etofl 
en  taye,  Toman  &  1 
lehery,&  Gonnefle  c 
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i>ire,  dravrne  frorti  fck 
"^f^  ofpnetbiitg.    ■' 

Sehccenvnc  fillc 
Frotter'*    '•: 

Fille  liimant/îknce 
^^oThe  louf  effiUnci 
Hlle  brunette  eft  de 

Fillefeneftrïci:e,&- 
nagerc:Prb.ifg<i^w 
mdhoufmfè.    ^  ^ 

Fi^c  homiefte,  &  m< 
doice  :  «Pro:  An  hone\ 
"^j^^alth  ynough  ^1 
rifle  oifeuferarcmeni 

^^dienangbt, 

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'me/marriage.   .;   •  *^.     .,'.> -4  .'^  ■'■  '      t  -""-k 

Filiition:f-  Theùeingafonne-y  theefldteof  afonne. 

pilicre:  f-  ^  cryance-,  ^/alongihread  tyed  to  tbelttftes 
of  an  HaiàYd^ar  young  Havf^iey  when  //b£  «  taught  fo 
comt'vnto  thefift,or  lure  ;  a/fo^  net  -,  «//?>«  ran^etfitey 
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Filipcndult  •  f*  F ilipcndi4lay"Droprvortyred  Saxifrage. 
Fillaips:  m.  Thetackk^gifaJhipyfmaUiacklc.:: 
f  illandrcrie.  5rf  Filandrerîcî       •  ^u      r'    .       ^ 

Filla(lc:f:>.^Filacc;;       '    -  *  \^./ ^^^^^^^^^^  J^^^^^^^ 

LafiUafTcdc  noflrc  Datnc.  Thcfmâlfy  and  Jlender 
Fillafti*è:m.  A/onrie  in^  Ut»,  orflcp^onnè. 


^  H^^fil^  5|^^^^  la  fiDc  pcfe-vrt%uiquc\)n  luy  pcilt  ipcttrc  la 

cauque  :  Proy, '5rf  Cauque.  #-  :.  ' 

Autant  fc  prifc  beau  varJct  que  bclk  fillc:  Prov.  A 
fmre  Udi\)ini(ei  bi&ffèljè^oody^uihfor  anytafje  ,  '  or 
Jhinlifsas  well  ofhimfélfi  as  any  lajje  j  a  Jjclisai  all 
iinfesTPorthieofaKTHl.^      ^_        '    ,  '      ,        > 

Fntre  promcttre^Sc  doiintr  fc  .doit  la  fiUc  auri^  ; 
^■Pro.5^^  Promettre.  ^  .  ^   »  -  #^         » 

LaGouttccftiahancnélanlIcenlapancc:  Prov.  [ 
'^GoutMththartch^aprUm  ihc pamh -^  Viz:  Ifa 
Woman  fie Ic  often  pa ine  in  herbacl(e^  i^anl^Cy  ^^^P^J^'i^^ 
&  l(ni$clileiyPu  afigne  that  [he  14  TftthchUd  of  a  \irle. 
Merc  pitcufc  fait  fa  fiUe  roignciife  :  Prov.^  A  f^aitie 
mother,  breeds  a  fcuruie  daughter  J'    "       *'  ^ 
illc*rcinmç.  A  craci(tpecce^  one  that  hath  got  a  ct% 
7f.  ontthat  goes  for  a  maid^hut  is  none^  *.. 

T'ijAçTÇtim.çttC'S.ilMaidenlic^white'liH^^^ 
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YtnpÂaughUY^  .     m_ 

FiM  dcioyc.  A  wborelm-a^^^  harlot,  queane^  firtM-i 

m,cocl(atrKeyCOi^mânhac^ 

Fiilcspçiûtcntçs.  as  Fîlles  Repenties.  "^      i  • . 

Eilje  mà\x^:  A  de^erate  Mh^gracelejfe  fu^     or  y 

Fillc  de  loyCi.  ^     ^    -^        ^  - 


Êk:M ^'illct.^watenhgbitfir  a  horfe\  or^as  Filet, 


Frllcs  rjci>enties-  An  Older  of  Wmnesy  rvhicb  haue 
bee/ie profejl  whores-,  C^nuertj^lsl       ''^''>,':['^  ^'''■f■/'^*'- 
Mk(]i\c.  Aftep-daughtèr  '^  ddttgbter  by  djprmer 
'  mirYiageydaHghtcrin  law.  .  .     :.     ^/ 

'  Les fcpt  filles  delà  Prcuofté  de  Paris. ^ Seuen  Bayli^ 
wjliesy  ofTorpne-JhipSy  which  belongs  and  arefifbieâj 
vnfo  the  Chaflélet  of  Paris  ;  viz..  Poifly,  S.  Germain ,  - 
cnLaye,Tornân  &Torcy  cnB^e,  Gorbcil,  Mpn- 
lçhcry,& Goniieflc cnTrance.       .  ^^  ^ 

D'une  fille  deux  gendres.  AfiueraUcommoditîè,  ùr 
hiïCydrawne  frorft  fcèteraU  parts^êf  partirSy^ribé 

Sebctynvnc  tllk  ?  Allez  vous  y  frotter;  Looiee 

•  Frottcr^^v. ^^ ■  W' ;  ■;:.£^^'^*•  .^^.^v:^ p  :  ;■? 

Fille  nimànt  fîlehce  cfV  dou^c  ide^^rahd  (cierice: 
Pro.  rAf  louf  (fffUence  in  a  maid's  great  fcienç^    .^ 
Fille  brunette  cft  de  naturcgayc,  &  hettc :  ïPrôv. 
Thè  nuL'browne  lajfefrr  mPriiiand  neatnejji  dotb/kr- 

Fille  fefteftrïcçc;  &  troticreraremeôt  bprt^  mcf. 

nagcre:  Pro.  k  ga^ng^  and  gadding  makî^^  proues 

loùdhoufvpïfi.      t      *  ^  \   ;  ;:v 

Fil|ç  honnefte,  &  morigincc,cft  aflcz  riche,&  bien 
;  dotée  :  i^Pro.  An  honefl  maid  of  mariner  lié  behauiour y 
f^thwalth  ynough  fir  any  man  to  baue  her.  * 
Fille  oifeufc  rarement  vcrtucu(c:Prov./f«  idle  maid 
^  rmlie  veituous-^  or^d  maid  that  does  noughi  learnes 
^^^^oenangbt.      .,  .       *  ?/ 

ri  leoifivtimalpcnfive:  Prâ  The  JfoathftéÛ  maid 
MMkîofftnne^^ 

r  illc  qui  donne  s'abandoanciPro.-^  Wtfî/tlw/^^^ 

l^f^fdy gotten.  ■  ■..:v"^  ■•  ; *•  :-'^ '  ;     ■■    ^,rf:--.4:^f ï^l'-^^--  ■. 

Fillequi prend  elle fe rend:  ?ro.  A mMÉÊttakes 

(^fch)  IS  Osgood  as  ta1(en,     ^  -     >  -  \       •    ^   .' 

Mile  trop  Ycuë,Rbbbe  trop  vcftuc,  rfcft  pas  chcrc 

^^^en^,afsd)HUiHfior£.n^^^     ,  -     ^' 
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llinybarriqnetyfmaUwmeve[jeU.  *.       . 

V  Fillette  de  jJourgongn^.  The  haife  of  a  Muici-  i[?^  Wf 
W^^e  S^xsyandjhe  Stier  eight(French)  pmtes^ 
Filleul  :  m.  Aîfi^fonné.  ,  '^  v .       ^ 

Filleule  îf/z/g^rf-^^/^g/^/rr.  4 

Filliâftre.^FilIaftrc.  \  . 
FiUiere. 45^  Filière,    , 

FilWhetf. ^/i^f/^rfcrf^i.  -  ;    \     \  r 

Fil!ol:m.iî^ Filleul V^gorf-yî;;w.  *      TyJ^^^^^      >; 
Fillole  :  £  w4  f?//i^rfif  l^n^  in  a  vinejlike  a  wart.    ' 
^'\!A.ot:m*Agod-fimne.  .  ^  ^       c!^^^^ 

lt\\o\xt(^-Aiyinfleri  ^  ^  ;  • 

Fj Ion*.  A  veine  ofmettall in  a  mine. 
Filofellc  :tFerret'Jjli(ey  or  flurt'fi(1{e\and  the  flu  fe  Fi 

lo'i^llaybeïng  alitor  the  better  kalfèyOffhret'jill{e^ 
Fi's  ;  ni.  ^fi^^  i  a  bny  ;  a  man-child.  ,   ^ 

Fils  de  putain'.  A  whoor étonne -^  abaïlardi  Loûlie 
•Putain.'    -''■■    '■;::'■.  /^^    ''  .^r/   ■"•.:^-^    "';  .. 
Beau  hl<Jifepfonne\ofJonn£  by  a  firmer  mariage. ^ 
^^Apercamaffcur  fils  gafpillcurrPrpv.See  Père.  :  ^ 
^  FÛtï2Ltïoh :(.AftrainingydtJîilling^^^ 

&c^thfOUghafiU.  ^  *    ^   -     .^ 

;  Filtré  :  m.ée  :  f*  Strained^diftilledy  or  faffed  ^through  ft 

Filtrer.  rofiraine;difiill,orpaffeythYough  afilt. 
Fimport:  m.Afirrfie'eforyCoùrfeinyLaWy  binding  a. 
-^  plainnfitofitch%&  make^ioyne  in  fuit  with  him^all 
fuch  as  can  prefend  any  right ^nt ere ji^er  portion  in  the 
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Fill  :  m.  kfindefeflay  dc  monnoyç.  jp^r«K^^ 
.    ouerplus ^offurplHptie thereof,  .-i.ï^?âfï£|i|t^" 
Fin  :  LÀfine^nd^e^onclufmyfuU^ial^fn^ 

.  ing^ce^fingiendtnp,afo^  feanieyor  viiney  m  a  quart 0 

vrtjed^r  pleaded  in  t§ue\&  fome  times  th'iffite  itfelfi. 
:i:|Pffis<lc  non  procéder.  Are  (to  better  then  dilator  te 

«■%/!«  V***  an  exception ,  agamd  the  inrifdiiluin  of  the 
Court  y  or  byreafin  of  the  qualifie  of  the  fir fon  va  fit  to 

lie  impleaded  tbereiny&c>-  '  * 

Fins  de  non  recevoir.  Zo%  Recevoir.    ■■       ■■■    ■  ^ 

.    Fin  déterre.  ^  P^omontorte  m  Britame,fo  tearaed, 
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'A  toutes  fins.  Offyrct^  ofnecejfitiey  hoypfofun:  wee 
tome  I J  Hy  by  *bool(e\or  croàl{eyb)  an)  meanes  whatfoe- 

La  fin  flit  tout  :  Prov.  Tbecn(lcf9cs  all  in  all. 
^A  la  fin  fçaur.l  on  qui  â  ipangc  Ic  lard  :  Prov.  The 
thccfiiviU  be  at  length  difcouefed(bovpfoeueY  he  con- 
cealc^orjhcw  cuTiningfy  foeuer  he  carrie^bimfelfi.) 
i^Tcllc  VIC  telle  fin  :  Prov.  Such  as  hislijefuch  wasbU 

Fin  f  m.  fine  :  f.  mttie^cYaflie\fubtile,cunnmgy  wille^ 
fi'Audutcnt^cHutelomy  beguiting\  alfo^fine^fmall^pr^t' 

,•  jiCyCknous  •  perfèil^exafi^purey  exceeding  goody  of  the 
verjcbèfl  \a[fo^moflyVéryvtmojl.         *  v 

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Fin  ^ëo^i  A  notable  impofteryCheateYyCoufeneryCO" 

}::ecÉçhÉt,-^,     :-:\:,  \  :  •"  ,; '* 

Fin  cpmrf^r  vnc  mouche.  Aicraftie  as  a  fix  ;  tf;jrf  j 
Vnc  firtf^^  Afubtilçfbx^orpeece  offlejh. 

Lc  maufinl^^^^^^      riqueraque;  Lool^e  Fc\i.    m 
D^fio  lojt^^^^^    ofth'vtmJijdept,hyOr  bottomeyjrom 
theveriemiildéftofi     *■  -  >^  ^  , 

Par  le  fin  f^iAè;  StYiâly^firaitljy  exaâfyy  by  line  and 
leuellyîo  àhipre^or  to  tifvtmoftyin  all  extremitïe.  |    ^ 
Pour  le  fin  ijhOins. /4Mfc(? /f  ^, 
Chargé.4cJ|,^us  fine.  Thatipaiedfoundly^powde» 
red  thready  A  ha  t  bath ,  hu  load  of  the  moji  de  he  at  e 

Fairç^ïc  llfh  7^ 

JÎYan^t^Y^Ju^^^  to  be 

thenm^iM^  .       -^ 

Mais  a  jmiNiço^^  craft  met  with  cnnnmgyOry 

t^^àçajfiii  l^naues  weretheYein  verie  well  met. 

Fid  contre  fill  n'cfl:  bon  à  faiffe  de  doubicurç:  Pro, 
:  |;g;||>Wf^  allattmement. 

'^^i.kà^^^and  hence.  /       "  - 

y  Fin  itcïjouï. yntill/iéch  a  day  ^  and  ^  fin  que  j  vntill 
.  thatJ^ikH  that.         •    ♦        '  ^: 

Fitt  dc  conicF  inallyyto  concludMytobe  briefiytom^^ 
^'ih^t^omal{e  hafl .  '        /•       *    '  - 
:  Fîh  de  propos,  il  di{bit*que.<r^  la^Jîè  faidwasy  ùr 
:inthfendhefàidythat\  or^asinYivi  dcGontc)  W  • 

mal^eanend-jhefaidytbaî. 

Pour  le  fin  moihs.  At  the  leafi.^  ■■  . 

Toujt  fin.  Éuen  noWyftraight  j  hàrd^by  ;  al/OyWboUy. 

Tout  fin  a  Noel  Verie  neere  to  Chrifimasy  when  it 

wasalmoft  ckriflmas^  ^  7 

Tout  fiti  mere  nu.  A  II  difcoueredJiarl^e-beHii  nal(ed] 

4Knal(edasmynaiU^    :     ^      ^<^^,^^y      '\-.'/ 
Finabkment.^iFinafcInen^  V  i^ 

Finage  :  m.  Ail  thefmall  cordage  înafinp  $  tae\ïmg^ 
Filiales:  m.  Tifvtmfl  limits  or  libertiesy  tbefirtbefi 
/  bounds  or  borderSyofacountrey^or  citie.  "    %      ^a>>    * 

/Finaifon.  Quand  argent  faut  finailon  nulle  J^ol^^r. 
gainfyOr/atisfhafiony^ithoutmofiej^.^  ^^vv^^^^^ 

Final  :  ro.  aie  :CFinaUyfintfhing^  làft.cmtlHdmgyVtmo^^y 
Alfhyfubieêl  vntoa  conclùfton^or  end  yandhtncei 
Crcaturrfinâlje.  A  mortall  creature  a creamehhat 

•    mkfl  end  one  time  or  ether  (hU  day  es.y^r  v-  *    ^ 
Finfinéc.Thelafiendo/  ûB^a  peremptofkcotufHjt'' 

on^or  iffite.         7' -  ■'"'^'  iS^^^r^vuts*!;  i/>.vi:r^rrn^t'ii\  •.• 

Finalement.  iFiWJrffp  j  ^  «  length/ttthe  Isfi  j  mfmmjm 
conclkjumyin  theend.*.'"^^^^  ^iîî  i 

Finance  :  ^  i  Finances  :  f,  ffVaUhyfubftancOy  riches  y 

géOihsa^Oyd  PrmcofreêeHêWyOrttriàftfre^Çrho  French 
wordThitÇot  Jjgnifies  QnofifnpOf^ti^^ifgfide^ 


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*  maineyWbich  confifts  ofordinarie  reuenexves  ;  fc^/  p 
nance  (more  general!)  comprehends  both  the  dcmm 
and  all  extraordinarie  leuies  j  04  th'Aides^  taxes  iml 
pojitions^&c.)  '  .^^,  -    V        "^ 

'  Pcrtc  de  fib^ncc.  Loffe  ofptiblktfetreafure  by  a  roh. 
[  beYiey&c\  the  ruine ^or  decay  ofapriuate  epateh^x- 

;    céJJmeyOr  needle jfe  vfurie^      ,^'  '■■    >^   ; 

;  Prendre  à  perte  de  finance.  Looke  Prendre. 
Faire  financé..  To  giue  thoney  fir ,  an  Office  j  (îlfo^  to 
mal(€yOYgatheryaflocf(e  of  money.  .'.. 

Finahce:m.  ée:  f.  That  hathyeeldedfome  tre§fm 
or  a  reuenew{to  the  k^Ytg'^)oY(more  geneYaUyynhul 

•  fed.  .     :^.    ',"..  •:■  ■■:-C' 

Financer.  Toyeeld  a  reuertew^or  trtafure  to  the  liln^ 

&C'y  alfoimore  generallyjto  disburfc^ts  giueyOr  paym- 
ney  fir.  .      -*-- 

Financier  :  m.^  financer  ^or  Exchequer -man  ^a  Keai 

ueryVnder-TYeajureYyOr  Teller  yin  th'Exchequn. 
Fine  de  poules  :{.  Hennés  dungyor  ordur^. 

Fine;  m.ce:  f.  Ended  y  finiflj^dyde  ter  mined yconcludtiy 
accomplifhed'yCome  to  an  iffue. 

Finement  :  m^AnendyiffueyConcluJionyexpiration]  or^ 
an  ending^detei^miningy  finijhing  of.    - 

Finement.  SMbtiUyyCraflilyyflily^wîHly,  cHrn'm!)- 
hence  yalfoyindufirtouffy'y  prouidentlyy  difcreetlj^mn- 
fyyCautetvi4fly\&guilefuUyydeceitfiUyyfraudktint^^^^^^ 
with  a  fraudulent  intent.  - 

Finer,  as  Finir  ;  To  end  ;  alfiy  to  obtained  ^ct  yhmir  ; 
ouerruleycommaundypreuaile  with-^  alJOytofumjJh^cr 

'    ajfoord 'y  alfuyO^  fiffincr  -y  to  trieyCteanfe,  fine. 
Ic  nc  mc  puis  finer  d'aigentii  1  cannot  com  hy  .:'?> 
money.  /        ^      ^ 

Homme  dc  qui  oh  fine  aifccment.  A  gentle^or  iysc- 
tablefiUm-y  onetbatseajilywon^orfoompnuâilti 
with.    ■'     '      ••   '  ■;)•  ■  ■  •■    :^.  ■ 

V\nçïOt(hctmnïià.Away  that  H  about  lî^^^^^^ 

'    fBourgong. 

Finefle  :  C  CraftyftibtiltieygtnleMctUyfoMey^^^^ 

fraud.jlcightyjlinefiey  wilineff^' 

Fineflès  de  verre.  Shallow  tricl^esi  fucb  as  ire  tifib 

loolft  into  \  o/r  feene  th^row. 
Finet  :  m.h'itXXcyf.ApettiecrafueJlaueyaflietoiutsti 

w'Uie  matey  afubtile  companion. 
Finfrelûches  if.  Sbalesyorfiatesy  orfcalie  excrtmtni^] 

04  dandriffe^&c  ;  OTyOs  FâhfrciuchcSé  *. 

Fingard  :  m.de  :  Ua^eylithfryidUyflothfiUyfiii^¥^ 

duUyretchlejJeyCareleffè^egUgent.  .    . 

Fini  :  m.  finie  :  Finifbedyended^concludedydeterrmtdy 

•    accor^plijhedi  alfoyprefcribedylimitedyftinted'y  f^^/; 

fèdyComprehended.y        ^  -  ^  ^    ^      -     ^' 
Finir.  To  endyconcluckyfinijbydetermineyaccempmf 

fo^todefine-yprtfcriheylimityj^im^fompr^^ 
Finifiam.  Endmg^determiningydefinmgjtmtmg. 

Le  cercle  finissant.  The  Horizon  ; ^^*^£^^r ... 

Finitcur  :  m.  The  circmjkence  ofapiUer,  from  <w  top 

to  the  bottom  ibereof.   i^:^^li^'         ^  -j-^: 

Finoina^  l^^peafi^yom^  "^^^a^j, 

Fins  :  m.  The  marcbesyborders^fifnti^^^^^^ 

limitsofaeoùntrey.  'H^^yf-**^^'  *  > 
Fiole  :  iAvioUofgLtneyfarc.y^^^^:^^^  ;;,  :  >:  i 
Fiqtiatclte  -t  f.  AWmmftp^ii\  K^':  1  / ,  », , , 
FKïuc.p»rrtâl8qUc.i^jW«f^lt^r|^^^ 

F iqucr.  as  Ficher  j  r^^/î^^f^JJ'^I^^  ,,;   > 
Firmament  :  m.nesl^,fi^i  F*«Sf!.l  ->  •=  ■ 
Fimie:  com,Fir9$é,Jir0fèpl>ii'*^"J^^^'- 


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Fiscclle :  (.Pad 
Filccllette;.f.5l 

^K  Filcllc: w-^c :  t^ 
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l     Tfeafure  -,  4 1 

Fiflaigne.-^'^" 
FilVau.  /4  f //cfo; 

tk' French:. 
Fifsclle.^i'Firc 

FiiVure:f.^f'tl 
Fi(luré:niee:f 

F  ft.  «l  fift.  H<?  ' 
F'llicm:n^-i" 

Filmique.  Tfcci' 
^éoiv.  m.  A  In 

.  Fiftoiineau.  (i 

,      p)nne',or-boy, 

Fiftule  :  f.  A  pïp 

miforetaUi 
Fi%fcux>m.c 

Fivatier  :  m. A 

'  properly, the  v£ 
V'mk:f..Abu 
Fixe: com.  Fi.\ 

moiiable. 
Fizàin:  m.  Sp« 
Fizcllé.'wFirc 

Flabellation.  j' 

■  '*•  .  'f ■ 
Flabcllé  :  m.  ce 

mndpuen  to 

Flac:  m.^jfïtf/, 
n  violently  th 
and  the  report 
jhityone  againf 
Mettre  à  la  f 
emptiepurfen 
(andmtpah 
Pc  grand  vil 

t  ianoujly  falls  1 
^al^esagreat 

Flaccide  :  com 
ingloo(fe.,fai 

raccon.^FI 
gacconner.T 
Flache  :  com. 

bangiàgdowt 
minate. 

Flacon,  as  Fia 
Flacquér.To /! 

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donpne  there] 
bmocl(es  rin 

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Procureur  fifcal.  ^  Urd  high  Juflictrs  ordmarte  At- 

fu^nthrvho pleads, and pïBfecuteswUhm his  ctrçmt, 

'ainaafi'i  y^bfrein  either  thepMic\7^r  hu  Urdi  m- 
'  *h£ritan<:e,ef  both,be  tnnrcffeJ.      ^  :     ■  ^ 

Fiscalins:  m.Childr en, «i freed  men  matntamed^or  nou- 

rifljcdmtheK'Hi^oufe.YvponbUland. 

Fiscelleif.i'M^^''''*^-    ,      . 
Pilcellctte  -.f.  Small pjcktwcad.-       -.  .  .  . 

Pilcllc  :  ni-éc  :  {.Fu^eUit  j  or^bendtecounterbenée-,  a 
'     larmofBlaT^on.         .;  "^    ■.  '  - 

F  ilquc  :  m.  Thcpjtblicke  purfe-.the  publuke  reuenerv^or 
T,eafure\a'rTeafurie,or Exchequer,  .    . 

FiiTai«me.  /* certaine  tumbling  tric^'':  '  "[    » 
^^{{^AFitch^rFulmart.-^  .^' 

•Fiirayc  :f.  ^  qt^icliCy  and  violent  daunce  mHch-vfidby 
the  French:.  ,  ■:  ■  [ 

Fifsclle.  ^*  Fifcellc;  Packthread.  ; 

FuVare:f./*f^f/V'A'^^'«^V''<'/''  r    .         Î 

^\{{uié-méc:f'Clcfiiriuen,chnlied.      . 

F  ft.'ilfift.  BcdidySec  F^irc.       ,     .,  .    .  ! 

F-(Vicin  :  m.  ine  :  f.  Oflfacboesyor  fifticke  nuts. 
Filmique.  ThcViftachoe,orfifticlie-nut. 
Fifton  :  m.  ^  Utile fomit,or  boy    y  •  ^  ■        .     r^ 
■pil\QmQ^\i.(rhediminutiue of  ¥iùon)  Avcru  Uttle 

fnrim^orhoy.  >/     „  ',^    ,        * 

Fiftuk : f.  ^  p'tpe.orfiute;  a  W^orfàucct  j  alfo^tbe.rurff 

hini  fore  called  an  IffutyOrFifiula.     ,.,  : 

Fi.&ux  :  m.cufe  :  f.  FuU  ofFiftulaes  j  or  ofboUsJike 

Fivatier  :  m.A  va[faU,copieholcier,or  cuflomarte  tenant , 

prop£rly,theva(fallyOrtenajitofaLordCi\icr.  . 
Vmk:t^buclile^^Un%\xcà, , •        -    ^    ^. 
Fixe  :  com.  Fixed  i  fetUd,fiifiened,fmre,jteadte,  vrh 

mouable.    '    •.  •  # 

Fizàin:m.Spi»^«^trrf,p'ic^'-'«»&«^  |:     ^*y 

Fi7.cllé.<wFircllé.  »,  .      r.    •  J 

Flabdlation.  A^nmi,amng,  or gims^tfmnd  v»- 


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Flabellc :  tn. ce  :  f.  F<»»»rt/, aired, blcftvne tmjthUbath 
wind  giuen  to  it.  .      , 

Flac  :  m./ijia/,  flap,JlampeyOr  clap  giuen  by  a  thing  that 
is  violently  thrown  againji  a  waUjsr  vnto  the  ground^ 
and  the  reportiOr  found  made  by  bands,&Cyftruckf,or 
jhit^one  again fl  the  other.  "  •. 

'Mettre  d  la  flac.  Tomptie  a  purfè  (of the  found  an 
emptiepurfe  makes)  alfOyasThcc]{xcr',  or,fuddainely 
(andwitpa  hurrie)  to  ruine, caft  dorvne,ouer throw. . 
Dc  grand  vilain  gîahd  flac  :  Prov.  He  that  Hues  vil- 

H  lanoujlyfaUi  violently,  or,  the  fall  of  a  great  rogue 
vtal(es  a  great  report. 

Flaccide  :  com.  weake,  f aggie ,  Umber,  faggtng^hani' 

_ing  loofft  ;  ^ed,  withered. 

Fjaccon.daFlafcon.  »    ;         .      ' 

^  acconncr.ro  pUe  the  pot;-,  Uquafe,  or  ttpplehard. 

rlachc:com.  wàke,lmber,flagffe\  loUing^roopingy 
bangt^gdowte  the  head;  wubertd,faded;  faint ^effe- 
minate.  \ 

Flacon.  «  Flafcon  ;  A(ffeM)leathéme  bottle.  " 

rlacquer.To  make  a  tbingto  flap,  fUtmp^r  clapjby  caf- 
I  '   ^[Hi^iiiolenttf againfiawall^ to  t!èe ground, 
Ij  la  vous  flacca  U.  He  fiptafht,  flat,  or  fquat  her 

'  downe there;  be gaue her  an  arfepoffe;he  made  her 
buttocktt  ring  wkh  the  fall  begtueber  ;  that  béclaft 

r  ana.  «J  Flagorneur  îi<6iiift.     v     • 
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Flagclle<1n-  cc  :  f.^ippedJaJhedyfeflied,ff0Ufged. 
Flageller.  r(?>r/;/f,/2:Mrgf,faJfc,ier)fc^  f 

FlageoL^  Flageolet. 
Flageoler.  Topife^rplayanaxphiflle. 

Flageoler  en  V  oreille.  To  flatter  ;  tg  rphijper. 
Flageolet  :  m.  Apife^  vobijlle ,  fiuteÇ  fljo  ,  a^  Fla- 

geollet^  ^      ' 

Flageoleiir  :  m.Apiper^av;>hi(lln'yalfp^a  coufencr^chear 

terjconiecatçherynQtabUdeceiuet.    ^      ^> 
FlageoUet  :  in.  Iris^  fldg^or  Flor^trdeluce.        _    ^^ 
Flagorner.  To  blab^tattU^  tell  taleSy  report  idle  hev0cs\ 

alfoypriuatelytoappeacbydifgracCy  detraiifiom  other  s  j 

thereby  to  pleafe  the  hearers. 
Flagorneur  ;  m.  Ablab^teil-^ale ,  tatler^  tak-carner^ 

alfbya  p)cl(tharrl(ey  priuate  detraâof,  fecret  accufor-^ 

one  that  by  fuch  bafe  Offices  hopes  to  rvinfauour.'    % 
Flagranccd'vndclift.  Pla'me  apparencies  or  palpable- 

^efje^  of  an  o  fence  ;  the  crying  of  ajînnç.  ^ 

Flagrant  :  m.  ante  :f.  Tlagrant y  drdertt y  burnings  fia-^ 

ming\earnejl^fèruent:      "  )  / 

Prendre  au  faift  flagrant.  To  tal^eatity  or  in  the 
'   wanner  ;  to  apprehend  vpon  the  deed  doing  \  orprc- 
^fently  after.    -' 
¥\2\ï\t\ï.Jitîc\e  fir  abed. 
Flair:  m.SentyfmeU.  /         ,  " 

Fhirc  :  îïi.éc  :  f.  SentedJmcUedy  ventedywindéd)  alfo^ 

perfmed, 
Flairemeht  :  m.  A  fentingyfmellingyfauoringy  venting^ 

winding. 
Flairen  To  fentyfmeUfuenty  wind  ;  alfojto perfume ycafl, 

afmeUyyèeldafauorybreathoutafeni. 

On  flaire  cela.  There  is  great  doubt  y  orfujpition  had 

thereof :y  or^  men  begin  to  difcouer  it^  vent  ii^  find  ity 

out.    ■    -      ■  '■'■■^■/ :■  ■  '  -l^.? 

¥hivcuTitn.AfenteryfmelIeryVenter. 
Vl2Ïvonné:n}.^c:(.SentedyfmeltyVénted. 
Flairbnner.  Tofentyfmellyvent  yfuchj^  vp  bis  breath  at 
.his  nofethriUs  often  together. 
.  Flaiftri:  m.  ie:  f.  iMarlied  y  branded  y  burnt  y  as  a 

rogue  y  infom^  apparent  member ,  roith  an  hotyvon-y 

alfOy  pub^cl^y  defamed^  openly  difgracedy  l^noTVne  fir 

ak^aue.  ^        ' 

Flaiftrir.  Toburneintbe  handy  or  tare  y  to  brand  in 

the  fire  beady  tomarliefir.aroguey  rvithanbotyron-y 

alfo  y  to  defnme  public^ly  y  difgrace  openly \  blemifi) 

thereputationofy  lay  afiule  imputation  on-y  alfoy  as 

Flcftrir.   .  ;         \ 

Flaittriflure  :  î.A  difgracepiUbrandyor  marl(€'y  an  open 

blemijh  ;  alfoya  fidingyOr  mtbering. 
Flaitrir.  ^  Flaiftrir.  -  ^ 

Flaman  :  m.A  certaine  reddijhjông^bildyand  long-legd, 

Sea-fiwle  ;  of  the  bigmffe  of  a  Siorl{yOr  Jomewhat  big- 

giffyond  indifferent  good  meat. 
Flambant.^  Flaman. 
JFlambant.  FlamingyjhraingygOfteringj^eeldiîigabright 

iufter.  .  ^  ••     " 

Flambart.  as  Furole  ;  S.  Hermes  fire^alfoy  the  hear  be 

Water-tor  chyor  Cats  taile.  \ 

Flambe  :  (.A  flame  ya  great  bla'^eoffire-yalfoythe  blew 

Flower deluce  (called  otherm/e)  Garden  flags^alfiy 

^Spafe.  • 

Flambe  baftarde.  Sedge,  Gladerty  Gladtry  Swords 

fxaffeyWater'flag.yeUoW'FlagyLauerSyLeuers. 

Hambc  blanchc.Ti^n^W/fi'^^»^^^?/»^^^  alfOythe 
FbwerdèluceofFloïcncCyOfwbofeArmâticallrQot 
our  Orice  powder  is  made.  .  / 

Flartibc  dc  ïïyïctc.iVater-flag^atrrFl(Jwtrichêct'y 
9fy^  Flambe  baftarde.  ^         ' 

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ming^or bfit fcAuldiniUad.  UW'    ^^ 

Fla/nBcau  •  m.  h  (generally)  a  ligbt  ;  or  any  thing  that 
jeeidi  a  flame ,  and  U  cnrted^  in  the  dar^e^fèr  ligbt^ 
and:{piifticHlarty^)  alinl(e^  ortorehcfwéfx^haniHg 

-  Wither  any  rofin  init^  nor  waoddtn  handle  vnto  it  j 
and^he  great  xtfax  candle ^tbats  vfedyfvrfiate^  in  the 

.   boufes  of  great  men.  - 

II  porta  le  flambeau  en  cc$  fcacts.  He  divulged ^  or 
difiouercdy  he  led  men  to  the  ((novpledge  ofy  thefefe- 

Flambelot  :  a\.^fmautârchylinl(e^er  light. 
Flamber,  To  fl^me^to bLi'^\  to.fl^inc^  g^^fi^^y  yeeld  a 
%  r%,:^ great  Ujler^giue  muth  light  ;  alfo^  tob^rjt  (meatj  >f  i  ' 

.Hammg^hHfcauUmglard.  '':S--mi'm''''^^ 
Flambergc:  fcvf  yîr()ra  ;  If Barrag. 
Flâmbillôn.  AfmaU  flamejightyor  linl^e^i  '  ^  ^ 
Flambo.^  ki^doflongyjlender,  &fiame'CoUuredfea'^ 
'   Jî/?;  ;  ^Langucd.      ■    ":    "''■''  ^■•'  ••f«  i:  ..  '^";'    -f 
Flamboyant.  Flaming,  bia^mg^Jhimng^adîant.     ^ 
^'     Coirfcur  flamboyante»  A  fiame-colour.    '        -  ^ 
FJamboyantemtnt.  Flamingfy^Jbrninglyy  radian tfy^ 

'    mofibnghtly.       .♦  ^ 

F 1  amboy  er.  Té  flame ^  ihineJblaT^ygtue  much  light. 

Flamcna  :  m.de  :f.  OfFlak'adert^FlemiJh^belmgingtê 

r.    a  Fleming.  '  ^/'  ''  ^  ■  ■■"'■*    "'  '■''■■■■[■■■^^^'■.   ^,,'..  •" 
FéneftrcFlairiendc.  L(7(?i^i? Fcncftrc.  T^^^ 
Flamiche  :  f.  {in  Paru^and  thereabouts  they  call  fa)  a 
l(ind  of  better  bread  then  erdinatiey  referued[fbr  the 
^!MaifterSyand  Mi[lre(fes  own  mouthes^y  as  alfoj  a  cal(e 
,  made^of  buttery  cheefCy  flovMr  y  andyollçts  ofegges-y 
.    after  balding  gïâ'^ed ouer  mtb  fugar^and  rofi^ater.  - 
Flamman.  ^  Flaman. 
Flaîrime:  f.  AflamCyOrgreat  bla'^^e       • 
:  Des  flammes.  The  greater  i(mdofthdfe  roukd  muf- 
''clesyor  corbies  rphich  the  Latines  tearme  ChamW,  and 
.   v^jkhy  being  eaten ^  inflame  the,  mouth  iil(e  pepper ^  the 
jUJfey&leffe-'mfiammg  ones  are  tcarmedy^zmmtiits. 
Fiaiiimeche.it^Flammerd}e.  -^  /^ 

Flammcrolles  :  f.  Fire-Dtalfesi  firange  reprefentations 
(iffire^ppearingyfometimcs  m  the  sl(iey  or^as  Furoles. 
¥\z\m\^tSQ\ït:î.A^arkeyOrfpar1^e.  (       ^-   / 
Flammettc  :  f.  A  little  flame^alfoythe  hearbe  Ctowfioti 
alfty  a  kind  ofLauncety  pointed  It l(e  a  broad  arrow 
head^t»herew\ih  Chirurgians  vfe  to  open  a  veine.  ,^,  ■  ^ 
v^Dcs  flamméttes.L^(?i^  des  A2mmcsyvnder  flamme. 
Flammie:£  Th^Office^ordignitleofa  (Pagan)  Arch- 

priefl'^aFlaminflnp. 
Flamme- vomc;  com.Flame^vàmiting.   ^       # . 
Flammuchc.^Flamiche.  .-..''         '- 

Flammulc  :  f.  The  hearbe  caUedvpright  Clamber  et  ^ot 
vpright  Vr/gines-boxper-yatfo^he  hearbe  ealled^spear^ 
'  woftyOYSpeare-Oov^fbot.  »  ^■\:.: 

Flanc  :  m.,  m  flange yor  fide  ;  alfbya  flanker  (in  fortifia . 
cation))  alfo^  acopm^^^plancbetyOrpUte  ofmettall 
readie  to  beftampedonyOrcoyned.    * 
Mai  dc  flancs.  A  contmaU  fiitch  in  thefidi^^  or^a 
Vleurtjle.  *'  :  ^ 

*'  Aller  du  flanc.  7>/>^»^  •         c       ' 

Batre  les  flancs.  7>/>tf»/^^       ^         ;   * 
Donner  le  flanc  i  tous  propos.  To  yeeld  vnioy  orbe 
wonhy^euerieword.      --    •  m 

Tirer  des  flanCS.  A  horfe  to  llril(e  (ofïen)  at  bk  ovme 
fiante,    i  ,  •    :..-.  ,  •  '     ■  ^'  '  -~ 

U  a  tourne  en  mcsflancs^ii^^&^j  Icarriedbim 

inmybellie.  '^^    f       \  ; , 

Fiançais.  A draughtA^rfèsdfârmgtracesyAofe  that 
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Jides  of  a  barbed  hot ji^     i  \         r^  v       ? 

Ffanchert:  f.  .A  flanl(eryfulepeeceyOr  flanging  pcece  of 
timber ytn  building.  |  v  ^         '  ^'J- 

Flannet  :  m;  A  doncetjofr  liiik  cuflarci       V  V    ^  ^ 
Flanqueras  :  m. ^  Fiançais  j  tf//i?^4;j  Flancar^f^  v 
Flanqué  :  mi  ce  :  f.Fiankcdyfirengthentdy^itbf^^       ^ 

fincidydefindfdia^qafied.      it^^^^^^\^^  y^^^^^^ 

Fhnquct. To  flankeyfire/jgihen  mih  fiante y^âcc0 

runnç  along  by  the  jt  de  of^  todcfind/fuppott^  oyfkt  '  !  ' 
V  to  be  at  ones  clùorvfir  a  hclpc  at  need.  -  i,      .       \ 

^Flaus  :rn.  Flart^nfSyCufi.:rdsyEggC'pies'^atfo^roundpk^^ 
chets^yor  plans  ofmettall  y  See  Flanc.     ^^,,  ^.     v  A 

Flaons  :  m.  Round  planchets^or  plateyofmeltaU/iaiit 
to  be ftanfpedyOr coyned.  ^^^^^^^^^:  4^^ 

Flaque  :  com. ^^'eal(eyfiebleyfiim^^^^^ 
Flaiche. ^ Flache.  '    .I" : . :^.- ;•  ,.-'X:-'^  ^." ^:^^^'^^5^ 
Flalcon im.A (great) katbcrn Utile.  '.''^:-'i--^'^^\:'^ 
/  Terre  loin^  de  (by  n'apporte  que  flaf cons,  &  ^  u- 
teilles  :  Vio\^  Ground  that  lies  Jarre  off  yt  elds  ntuij.i 
but potSyand  bottles.  ^^;   •  J.      ^1 

Flafconner.  /w  Flacconner.  ^      ''"^'{'''4:^-:^ 
Flafquc.  as  Flafcon  j  Alfoya  flas\ey  or  box  fir  pGwda  ; 
alsoythe  carriage  of  a  pee  ce  of  ordnance  •  the  Jrawe 
i»bereonitlyes.  r     r  ^  » 

Flafquet: n\  ^  little flaslie.  ^  - 

.  Flalsade  ••  (*The  coiîenng  of  a  bedialfo^tbedainti€jl,l{wd 

ofRay^orfmoothThomebacke^  Jf  ^^ 

Flaft ercau  :  rf.  A  l(tndofflat  Naveau.  ;^:  '  ,  #•; 
Flaf  trer.  To  mariiejburneyor  brand  rpith  an  hotymr. 
Flaftri  :  m.ic  :  fMarl^edyburnt^or  branded  with  a  fM 
■  yrcn*,  M'  ^^'W*  ■■-  ■  ■■''"^-  ^^--  ■  -.  ■  ':^.-  •  :--.«i- 
r  laltrir.  ^  Flaftrer  Î  ^^  Flaiftrir. 
Flatant.F/-^/f  m;;|;,J&ii?»ir^  cn^coUogklng  rvitljyct^wn^y 
fmoo^hing^flroaliing.  #  J     ^ 

Flatard:m.de:flTtf/2fw^;\         i    ^^^   "     ^ 
Flate  :  pi.  ée  :  f.  Flûtered^yfoothed^fmootbed^im^^^^ 

fitt^ned  on^glor^edwith.  *  || 

Flatelet:  m.  ^  HaUibut  (fijh.)       '         - 
Flatement  :  m.  ^flatteting  if èothingyffnootbirigy  fin- 
ning on  y  coUogffing  or  glo'KJng  with.  ^    . 
Platement  aux  chevaux.  Àfiroaliing  of  thm  rvuh 
the  hand-,  alfo^  the  popping^  orfmacliwg  tjcdj^}  '^' 
ders.  :          ■•••         -*•  ■               •:■*'• 
J^htCï.fo  flatter 'yfoothyfmoothyfhwne  on^gU\t  ^ 
logue  withyvfe  fhire  rpordSygiucÇouerJgoodtcarms  in- 
to Î  alfoytoclaroy  firol{Cy  clap  gently.  . . 
Sansflaterledc.  V laine ly^  SincerelyeundlyyVfim- 

oiitmal(ingthc  matter  better  then  it  is.  ' 

Quiflatc  il  grate  :  Prov.  Hé  that  flatttrs^tbiiues. 

Flatcreau  :m.  Halfi  a  Jlattfror.  one  thatfmr^m 
flatters.        ■  ,,. .      ,  ^  ■  -  -  •-:.■.,.  j^'-  ■  -  :  ;  *    ,; 

¥\zttTç(st:i. A f latter mg,tircoi^gvf inch'  ^     . 

Flatcrie  :  f.  Flatttrieyfhwnitiulo-^nfiM''^^'''^^ 

iati»n,fiotbtnhfMt»thmg,wggmgfiPH'     r-n 
Flatcur  :  m.  /iJiaturn4fâXtr,&fifnerJeother.Jitjitr, 

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Flatié  :  ir.éc  :  f.  Brcndti  m  tbefirtheadM'^  ^^'"^^ 
tbteartymarliedfirtIfnaM,        .,      .^.^-..oe 

Flaiftrir.  i,-  ,  . ..  ■•-  '-v:*^* 

Flatrî.  «  Watrc.  ''  .    -   t*Iî-i*r- 

Flatriffemcnt  :  m.  A  trending  m  '«" A'^.?/  - 

ning  tbr»ugb  the  eart  j  sn  of  eu  mttk'  9  ■'/*      ' 
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riatucpx:  ni.cuie:  f.  FlatulcntyWiridkjJiiUof^^^^ 

!  ^^l-irtiîcrr.  ^J"  Fîntncux»''    ?; 

,.    ;.^1:iîi!o|îtc:  ^^^Irtiiicncit.mnd'mm^jidntfft 
''t|%iweîlc:  t:7Vi/7/;/^,  (v.m.)    .      T.    ji  ^  . 

V  [  Pi^y^lUini.  Àflajleiothnfhtvlthl    -  -* 

-//•  *  Fit-i^-  "^-^  Flayau;  Alfe^the  beameWa gnatBalamt\^ 
i|l  ^// 7,r^^ tniÂrcU^oY  tender jhuic ofàyme;  whereby  h 
V    Ciùchcthholdorf  wbatUnext  vntoiL  It  is  alfi  mncb 
.  vfedJrjvKt^phor^fvr  a  fcourge^pUguè^or  ludgement  of 

Lés  Flcaiix  des  poilfôhs. Tlfef  ^/lé^r  ofpfhef.  %;^; 
1  ,  ic:>  Flcaux  des  rameaux  des  arbrcL  'ïhefmaUtops. 
!  ^'  fr  tvo  pijûi  ùrancbes^     f  i^- 

Ficche '  fl  Ajhift^an arroiv ^âffo^a ptece ofrpQêdiri the 

'    beylirhc:ido/aJhipy  the  Jbrh  fayle  whereof  it  Jernes  to 

mldfn.    ^    ,    ■'■'^■0      -•  •^.•.  .;.;•:■  V     i   .  .  ';■..,.;, 

'•  Flcçhv^'  yn  arbre.  The  trnn^eyOr  bodie  of  a  tree.     ; 

rl^k(:hQ'4^  ^    ^/   •        1 

Fdnc  de  to  t  bois  flèche Sv  loi^i^^  Bois. 

Une  fçait  plus  de  quel  bois  faire  flechcs.  He  ^nows 

' /  .*  1  M  lq>i^rrj^'haç  wood  to  mal^e  arrowes  <5>/\  viz  :  what 

I     {nt}fétQlfril(e  vfe  of^hat  helps  to  relie  on^whatfiicnds 

.  .^   'iqucourfeto..,   ■      ■  '•'  ■-.•>■' ,'l.'  -'"''^   \\ll'' '^\.  ^   ■ 

layly)  the  mifcles  ihai  férue  to  bow  the  ioyntsofthe 

Flcchi:  n\Ac:S.Bent^Bowe(Iy  plied i  moued^  turn 
'  ^nèyarvnc^or  on tb'onefide,      ;'   4,       è    \/ 
rlcchir.  r^  bendjbow^plie^^  to  mue^  tumeygoe^awricjor 

Fa|ciîcd  flcchir.  ■  Goitlel  pliant fflexïplt y  traSiablèy 
Uirnabk-,  tender}^  inconfiant  y  moudliU\{oone  bent  y 

•  .î^'ybomd.''  ^^-  :  .'■■  .'  ir  f      .  .   ^-.^.''^\ 

'^;ccnimnt.  Tcelding.plyme^yhendingy  bêwingvnto. 

Fechiflcment 'i  m.^  buwïngybendingyplying. 

FieehilFiirc  :  Ca  boHgky$r.cr0ol(edne£e'jalfOy4  bending^ 

'   cml^'w0oxv;n(f,  •      .  '    ' 

Fl<^6^ion.^Flechi(Ilmcnc.     '    , 

ricgmatique  ;  com,  Tlegmatici^t  ifiiU»fjfteame^hree' 

p,  '^^^'?.f'teaf?}e  •Jiéhicdvfitofieame,   '  i 

rici^inon  :  ra.Ahot,andredfiifettmgyOr  injlamaumof 

l>l.md,e.flied  by  Hyfitiam  a  Tletman,  '  *  . 

P^jfhade.-f.  AvooundyOtftUlffafânarrff»,      * 
-^.{c  che. ai  Flcchc j  Alfo^a  kind^fvfater  ^afe,         # 
^elchicr  :  m.  An  Archer.  •■  - 

^;frchflant.  as  Flcchifl*ant.  :    , 

rUltrir. « Flatrer YAlfi^tofaJ^.wither',  fUg^drotpe-, 

taiflcr  ilcftrir  pour  graine.  T»  fc/  r««  /p)?fi j  5f  e 

Jjctnn.^Flcttan;  -     *       ,H- 

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Fleur  d'  ;^.agc.  rie  ;*r//»<,  oy  ^io]?  fiourifhm  time,  of. 
■    eneiaié.  ,.''■.•"■■■.;■  •■-'  ..  ..-■      -  ■ 

•rieur  d' amour.  F/ori>?r-gM//r, F /ûtpfr-rfw)û«/'.  • 
Fleurs  blanches,  the  ivhuesy{a  àfjeafeweli'knoivne 
âmongrvomen.)      •.      „  "  , 

Flcui:  des  Chic  Jons.  rhifllc-^dommel^  . .:  '*  ('-  '\ 
Fleurs  cordiales.  Içs  trois  Heurs  cordiales  i  rhe 
threecorcifai:/lofi>a%Koji;s^Bitgù>Jie,  and  Bornage 
f^'^^Â^h  J'"--''f  ^''"U.;.  ..y  ..  ;.:•  ^■.^■.  -  • 
La  Heur  du  cuir.  Thegranie,or  vpperpart  eflkthèr,. 
Fleur  d' eau.  The  water  LiUiejtvater  Ko/e,yeUeiv,  or 
TvhtteNenuphiù^  :^.:  .  .  ?  ;  -'  -  ^,<i  • 
rieur  d'cram.  Little  rcd^andjhinin^  irmesythat  faU 
fiom  the  fmoalie  arifmg  ofcleere  rvater  caft  zpon  ml- 

ted,fiquuiyandredhot  biafei(p/  great  vfe  inPh)Jkl(y 
aad  Çbrurgerie.)      ï      .        ?  ^^        -.  ^       . 

Fleur  de  hnnc.Floiver^or  îbefineÛmeâleialfoMeal. 
.   duJl^rmiU-dufl:     '^'  *  V  ■  ' 

.    Fleur  à'  huylc.  as  Mere  goutte.  «  '  v  f^i 

Fleur  S.Iaqucs.  RaQvou,staggawortyStauerwort, 
'  b.idtnes-woft.    ■  ^ •■■-■*!  ■■,■;'.,■,'•   ,•'      --^ 'fc-"- . ',  '» 
Fleur  a  jaulnir.  Dyers  weedy  greenirig  weed,  wood^ 
waxen  J)afe  hroomet    ■  -  # 

La  Fleur  de  môutoix.Thebeflnftherâcio  &theyibs 
ofthebreaflrpbichbenotvnder  the  fimlàer. 
Fleur  de  la  pierre  Afsienne.  The  faltifl)  mold ,  i^y 
boare^thatgroweson  ihatjtone:,  an  cxal/e/it  pïefer^^^ 
uer  of  the  things  which  arefcajoned  withail. 
Flcurdefcl.^i/;?  Sel.       -    .    »'      r 
Fleur  du  wiïi.The  mother  efwine^the  whiu^ormoul- 
die  jjfoty  that  float  on  the  top  of  aid  vpine. 
Choux  fleurs.  CoUieflortey  cypres  Coleworts. 
Couleur  de  fleur  de  Pefchc!".  A  Peach  colour. 

La  noble  fleur.  Flower-gentlCyFtluetfUweryflor^' 
er  amour  y  F  lower  va  lure.  ; 

'A  fleur.  Blanchir  delà  toile  à  fleur-  Jobleach^or 
whitenlirtnen.  tp    ;  : 

^A  fleur  d'eau.  Clofe  by  the  water ybetweene  wind  and 
water.     '    ■    5^  "        ■i^vi»'  • .  .  ■.  ^;;  ;  ■       - 

i  2A  fleur.de  terre.  Clofe  vntOy  euen  withy  bard  at  y  the 
fftounds  -•  ■.  ••■:    .:  ■;  -^■'  ■•';     '     .  ;■  :^  ■  --.^ 

La  fleur  n'  eft  que  cendre^  The  beft  is  but  trajh  ^  the 
fkireftno  better  then  a  Ueadflokrifl^.-^    *  \ 

Fleura^e  :  no.  Flourinejfei  a  heaped  or  aboundance  of 
flowers.       ,  ^  «. 

Fleurant  le  plan  de  la  terre,  as  à  Fleur  de  tcrrci 
Fleurant  comme  le  calemardd'  vn  retraiâ,  à>nei- 

ling,0rcaftiHgafintylil(etheJîimcllofanAiax. 
Fleurdelisé. Brtf»rf^^,i?r  majlfedfbr  a  rogne  ,  with  the 

printofdFlowerdeluceybetweenhi^fhouldersy^c. 
Tlçuràdlféd'ovSetyinficbedyflourijhLdybcau^^^^ 
withfoldtnFlowerdeïuces.^  Al 
Fleurdcli{er.T(>/c/  a  Fbwerdelufe  betwecnc  the  fhouL 
ders  with  a  hotyron  (the  marine  of  a  rogue  y  ^atfoy  'o 
fhHriJh,b€autifieypclieyfeijbk^^^  with  F  lower  de- 
luces.      ■'         ■   ■-.  .    .  /;  .  .;X'"'/      \\.:     •.       ^'  '  ' 

Flcurcc  :  iThefreathyfoameyOrvpmoJlflci^eriefcHmme 

ofa  thing  that  boites.!^'         ^:* 
VlcMTCLComfefiUieifAfrètJslI^e.  ^  lv 

Mcfler  la  foyc  avec  le  fleuret.  To  miftgle  good  and 
,    badyfine  and  couffeydtete  andcheapCy  together./,:' 
.  Flcuretant  sleight ly  runningMghtty  pajfmg  outts  mely 
^"^  tmhmg  in  thepaftng  by  y  alfoy  ventingyOr  windings 
Fkurcter.  SUightfy  to  run  y  itghtly  to  pafji  ouer  j  onely 
tê  touch  a  thing  in  loiftg  by  is  (metaphùricaUyfromAhe 
littk  Beesnimbfe  shipping  from  flowe\  to  flower  oajhc 
feeds'yyài/èy0éVUuxç%xcï.         .     .    ^  ^rni 
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Fleurette  :  ï.A  Ht  tie  firmer,  fmaUbJItome ,  f  bhljùme,. 
¥\t\iXÇXxé.TUitrettit(à  ttârmt  efalf^on;)  slfiiVentcdy 

w  winded. 
FIcurcttcr.ro  vent^orwindyalfcjfofncdt^e^or  eaue-diop 

it  ;  tf  ^,«  Flcuracr. 
Flcurcux  :  m.  cufc  :  f.  F  lower  le  ;  Jloredwith  choice  of 

fiewcrs  ;  alfo^fragra»t^  oJûftfir^uâyfweet'fmeliing. 
Fleur i  :  m .  i  c  :  f.  Flour:Jh:ngy  fowted^bloffêmed. 

Choux  fleuris.  Col/ie-floriei  Cypres  cole. 
:  Pafques  fleuries.  Palme-Sunday. 
^YitilkffcÛcuïicJf'hiie^or  gray-beaded,    v 

Flcuriii  :  m,  as  Florini  Or^a  Lin^Countrey  coyne  rporib 
^about  ij.s.ûcïl. 

rlcurir.T^  blojjotne^btaome^flùvpefybring  or  beare^floTP- 
^y  en  ;  a/fêjo  prolper^excelly  flourijh^be  renat¥med,come 
.    i/ito  credit  y  hau  c  much  reputation  in  the  world. 
^leuriflant.  Blooming,  blojomingyflourijhingj  bearing 
^  '   many  flowers  j  alfo^  profperoj^^nmor^  inefii^ 

I       matim.'  ;-      ^"^^  % 

•]      Rc{Kon:m:Àrt:!lrorJfr Fleuret^  afihalljlmerjit-^ 
<   tle,bloJfon;e.youngtLnvme;  *  ■ 

Flcuronnc  mt^.cc  ;  t.  fourifhing-,  decl^ed^orfet  thiclie^ 
v^ithyongfloxversj  blofli^mesy  bloomes. 
Croix  fleuron  nee.  A  croflrbotonie  -,  (/«  Blaxpn.) 
Flcuïonntl.  Tobloomeyîobloxp'j  tobcgmneto  blojl 

fame.   ■  V     ;•■  v':        '■'•  "  ;  ■'■:  ■ 

Vkunisim.Jflouyip^^rflourifljirjfr^        ^^^ 

Flcurtis des pyfiUuns,  Ihe  wurblingofUttlf  birds. 
Fleury.  ^  Fleuri. 
Fleute:  f.  A  flute  :^  a  pipe. 

Lc  fleUte  à'  vn  Alairbic.  Thebea\eyOr  nofe  of  a  Urn- 
becl(e. 

FIcutc d'  Alcman.i^ Lamprey  j  c ailed fbmfnmepla- 
'   ces  by  reafon  oft  he  littU  holes  which Jhe  hath  m  tb'vp- 
perpartofberbodie^ 

U  y  a  dc  lordurc  dans  leurs  ûziltcs.  All  goes  not  wel 
tPith  them  ;  /bmtwhat  u  amtfje  among  them. 

lisent  accorde  leurs  flcutes.  2  ib^;^  tfff  agreed  vpon 
themalter.  .  v     .^      v 

Cc  qui  eft  venu  par  |ja  fleute  s'en  retourne  avec  le 

'  Tabourin  :  Vio\  J^'bat  tbe pipe' bath  gathered  the  Ta-^ 

berfcattereib  ;  goods  ill  gotten  are  commonly  illjpent. 

Kobipie  iouYient  tous  jours  de  fa  fl^utc:  Pro  v. 

Flcutcr.  T^/)/^  ^» /fcf  yZtf/^  ;        .    i  ^  v^  ^ 

Flcuteur.:m.  ^F&r^^Pipfr.  ;  ,  v^ 

Flcutcufc  :  Ï.  A  Fluterehia  woman  that  play  es  on  a 
Aute  " 

FlcutrcT.  5«Flatrcr.  1  *        I 

V\t\xvcim,Afloit^:^phane^iuer.      X'^,^   ; 
Le  fleuve  paflclc  Sainâ  oublié:  Prov.  tbtÀoiU 
%€r êncejpafi our vag^s are iOpaid,  V  fa?;' 

Flexible  :  com.  Pliant,  flcxihle  ;  traOaite  ifimteieni, 
qmclfy  bgmd^a^y  won  or  changed  yp^d  t»  be  dealt 

h-mtbf  fit  to  be  wrought  on, 

Flcxir.  Tobend,bow,plUitithie^ùuiaboMt,^^  '"^^^^^^^    ' 
Fkxueux  :  m.euie  .*F.  IntrUatt^opkm^or.trool^d^ 
of(ranlfiniSjtbatbatbm4t^t»rnmis,wiâ4iiigmànd 

■■'■•"  ^ÈiÉ    ''  ■'■■    •  V'.iî't^^^^  ■■'••.'^•«•*tv"'»' All'-'  -j?!^''"''  *""  I 

FIexuo(tté:f.  Fleiaàfitie  ya  m^eroê^iÊd/Irmamfild 
turemg  ;  a»  mrk(Ui0jfieMwindmim  KKdoMt»  Il 

VitfLtAFltutder,  f.a',y.y, ■;','•;.■      -■  i,-'  :^  •■:•♦•■>  •• 

Flic  :  ra,A  iert^  ierj^  g  twêng/i  dtjh^fiat^trfiamf  ; 
•  '  ■  •  dV^n  grrom^fiiâft,  •■  -  '■-  ■  '  «s  .4.jWi  :• .  (s: 

'^à^étUtàtitAfittb^fdeyifbêttn^rt^^M 

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Filon.  /<  l^ind  offender^  anddaintiejbell^ffhy  not  much 

vnlitfea  Cockle, but  that  the Jhell  thereof  ufomewhat 

p^biter^and  r/jiicbfmootber. 
Fliquc  dc  lard.  4j  Flichc  ;  ^Pic. 
FllS  :  m.  Afligbt'fljjft.  .  . 

Flil^ant:  m,  ante:  f.  n'hisl(ingyiertingppangmg. 

Flo  ;  m.Tbe higli^watcr  marl(e^tfea  j  Loo{e  Flot. 
^h^o.Floatin'^yOr  Jwmm.ng%pon  tbe  fea.      , 
Chofcs  du  flo.  Flotfcnsy  or  flot'^^^atr, s  -,  goods  that  lie 
floatingyor  fwimnimg  on  the  top  0/ the  water. 

Flocdc  lainc.  A  loc\c.^or  flocl^x  ofwooU^  :  ^  . 
Flocdc  Moinc.^  Fioc/ 

Floccard  :  m.  a  fifhion  of  bead-attire  put  on  hythtlc- 
trotbedmaidcm  oflyons.^ndlcft  o^'wbcn  thty  hauc 
htenema'iieclatwelue'monfJp. 

Floche.  loi^iî'^Flofclie.        -  V 

Flocon,  oé  Floe. 

Flocquars  :  iw.TuJJebypi^ffcSy  or  tuftiy  as  ofsarccm 
thats  drawne  i^ut  of  y  or  cut^  zrideYyanotberfiuffe.  .. 

Flocquer.  To  pufe  out  y  as  Sarcenet  in  a  brcech  eut  afin 
the  Smflefafljion  ;  to  hang  forth  loojfc^  to  fit  bai^i^^ 
fi^W^y^  bifrimpled^  as  an  ou^r-wtde garment. 

Flotquoir:m.v4^«/r/.  - 

Floflotant.  Flovrmg^  floatingy  furging  ;  founding  lilit 
waueSyOrbillowts.' 

Flofloteinent.  Afioatingyorfurging-y  a  bublingyOr  Urn- 
pefluoùs  noife. 

Flofloter.  To  float yfnYge^er^-waue  vp  auddowne  ;  alfi^to 
>  mal(e  a  furgtngybubLng.or,tempeJluofis  noife. 

Flon.^  Felon  \  Afo,  awhite- meat  made  ofmillie/^s^ 

\     buttery  andmeale  *yoryas\  ^ 

Flondelai6b  m./4  c^r/i^/^ie  bal^cd^meat  ibatfmetikl 
rèfembles  ourflarvne.  *     -/ 

Floqucr.  5fe  Flocquer. 

Floquct.  gentil  ûoqnct./l  rrpeetyouth^Jpriice  cowp- 
nionimmonymsll^-sop:t,Kah. 
FloŒiQtsdc  coil  FlociiesyOrlocl{;s  of haire. 

Florable.  The  bearb  Cheefe^runnell,or  Cheefe^renm^ 
our  Ladies  Bedflraw.pctiie  t^ugwct^Maidcs-bur/t.  - 

Floraux,  Icux  Floraux.  A  certaine  mttiCy  &  plcûfint 
contention  amongFrfmh  Ktmtrs/tr  Poets-y  afiiart- 
glantine  being  tbe  reward  ^crpri^^fsf  the  bejl  doer  y 
andaMarigoldflnrthefcond.       :       t    ' 

Floréc  :  f.  The  blcwfcutme  ofwondiojiwg  in  tk  Dy- 
ers lead  y  which  fleeted  offy  and  dùed  vnto  pov^dcfy 
férues  Painters^  and  Silk^-Dyersfhr  diuersyfei. 

Florence,  croix  florcncée.^  croffiflurt-y  (in  Blazon.) 

Hoiret  :  m.  A  fbile  ;  otfwordwitb  tbe  edgert  bated. 

Flori  :  m.ic  itBioo^ted,  bloffo^mcd^  flourjjhing.in  the 
flower  *  whence*       '  ;.:-7^\       r  ^>  "^ 

Quan^  les  ftbuesfcntflorics ,  lesfoBcOmenccnt 
leurs  folies  rprov.  Loolie  Febuc.  '  ^     "     ;  ^' ^ 

Floride  :  coir.  Liuelie,  frejh.luftie,  feurijhmg.  ^  '  ^^ 

Florin  riD.  A  FUrm^  Vtznc;anan(te»tnf^f  "n'j'  1 
Franceywofth  ii.sjRi:\hiuttnrrantat  thU  da)i(m£ 
Languedoc,  iw</  the  countries  adioynngretawe  tbe 

-»■  name  fiUl, ma  ^eciïbtts  worth  i'i-àêa\^ 
Florin  de  Metx.  Ji  »»#r/fc  iijsilerti      ;,:    .^ 
Florin  j^iittaia.  Wauis  fomtwbat  ofuyi,^^ 

Florin  dc  Vic.  Xkeyfir  «  .s.Toafft*  >  . 

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0rflow'!ngf»fanywate 
Y\o\thehigh^vfiaterni 
LcflotdeMirs.  The 
in  about  the  E/iuino{lic 
IcflotdeSepterobr 
bnut  the  Autumne  Eqi 
^AflotgnftcgrafFc. 
loft  on  the  wanes. 
Tout  cc  que  vient  d* 
Prov.  lyhat's  got  by 
tbcr. 

Flotage  :  01.  -^  floats 

j     Lcpr.cmicrrlotagc 

Fbcelant.^iFloflotai 
Floter*^^  Flotter. 

^loton:  m.  A  tuft^oclii 

Frottaqe.  ^rs  Flotage.  ' 

Flottant.  Floatingyfto 

alfj^fiytingyOrfwimn 

Fiottc:  f.  A  Brcw:rs<o 

Flotte  dc  gens,  ^^/i 

fmeytnuUitudeyflrer^ 

Flotte  de  marrein./ 

.     ncdtoiethcryand  fcnt 

Flotté  :  m.  ée  :  f*  Flo 

tojjcdy  frioucd  y  carrl 

Ms^otté.  Lool^e^i 
F'otteiTTent  :  m.A  floi 
F!atter.  Toflotefjhouet 

boyleyfloWyfurgey  rif\ 
Flijietrm.ette:  f.^v 

Vnemainfloiiette. 

Floiiin  :  m.  ^  Barlie-oj 
erdccl(ed  then  aG  all 
Barl^e]  and  going  boi 
banlfes)  and  fitted  boi 
pUitaRy^boatyOra 

p/'^'»'0',^;'fjNicot. 

Four.  ^  Fleur  itftfo// 

Pouré:m.ée:f.F/(? 

Hourir.s^e  Fleurir. 
Puaton:f.^;^ijfM^, 

nuctuatiori.  W/irgi^ 
^^erinttyvncertaim 

^^^CX\gm  To  floaty  ftt 
^Ater^ytobetoffedyt 

^^r, doubt  yhold  ant 

'  J^ineejlateybeatno 

?(intly.  ^/   -v-^> 

^^^^i.To  flow^Yunne^ 

Hueurs  de  femme.  ^ 
Wuicic:com.FWifl 
^"^^^^'^jh^thiwieyfei 
x^.^'^J^^^fmoothlyru 

Wuidement.  Fhm\ 

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0fflûrv'!ng^fiif^y^'i(^yyal/ûyatydeyortbet)dci^^  tiUerie.  ...    ^      *t      *  '      •   ^ 

Y\o\ththigh'i»ater  marine  at  fea.  ;       ^       |  Flutcr,&  FlutcUr.  S^e  Flctttcr  &  FIcutcur,    ' 

Fiuviatile  ••  com.  of  a  riutryjlrcamcyor  i^aier  j  Lclorfg- 
mg  tOyOr  bred  in^a  riut/jfireameyOr  rpater. 

Flux  ;  m.  A  flawin^^tunmng^fkemmg^  or  rujhingont'y 
a  cNrreht(êriide)  of  water  i  al/by  a  flux  ^  flix^laskPy 
looffcrtcffe  -^a  (thmt\  01  liquid)  ifjUe  j  alfo^  a pjh^  at 
Cardes.  ^  -  ^  ^ 

,  Cela  cft  cncorcs.cn  flux,  Tfc/if  is  as  yet  in  aCllon^  or 
vponth'increa[e.       -»  ' 

Pafle  fans  flux.  J^^ijfe^l  am  not  ftiijh  ;  alfOylet-grc^  vo 
matter^ornàt a pinne matler.  *  ;  t  -, 

Fluxible  :  com.  Fluxibley  fluide^or  flitthig. 

Fluxil  ;  m.ilcît  rhxie^  fluenty  fiowmgy  fitting,  run-^ 

'  Fluxion  :  f.  A  fuxion-^  a  rUnnhg,  florpwg^orftoativg  of 

waters  j  alfo.a  flux,  flix^or  ijfue.  •         •  i 

Foarrc  :  m.  St/an^\  affojiiter.ôrfidder.  > 

Foarrcux  iw.cuk  :  f.  Full  of,  well  fitrnifhed  whb, 
ftraw.  •* 

Focile  :  m.  The  arme  fomthe  elbow,  to  the  wrifl  \  the 
Iç^orjhani^efom  the  \nee  to  the  ant^Uyeach  cofijifting 

'  ofjwoboms.'  ^  ^ 

Focile  granfl.  Th'vpperofihofe  two  bones,  being  the 

,   longer ^and  greater.  ^  ^ 

Focile  mineur 3 ou^pctit  focile.  Tht^ndermof^,and 
IcIJeofthefn.    -  ^ 

Fodine  :  f.  //  quart  ey, or  mine  j  n  place  or  pit  where  out 
'  any  thing  ii  digged.  ■  . 

Foctidc.  as  Fctidc.  Stinl(wg.    . 

Focu.  Seei{eVc\x  ;  Afire.       . 

Fogat.  A  {ind  of  engine  to  catch  fijh  riijfj;^    . 

Fo^ncr.To  grumble  y powtjowre. 

c.  <i;^  Fôugon. 
TVant  of  weighty  fcanïivei^K  ' 

Foible  ^com.'^  Feeble, we  al(e  y  fir  engthleffe,  fa'mt,  fir  ce- 
leffe.  .  • 

Foible  commevn  fcftu.  ivefay,a4wea\e4swater. 
Lc  6)rt portant  Ic foible.  One  wit^  another.,  f^ood 
and  bad  together  y  fome  better  to  mal^e  amends  jvr  tbe 
worfe.  ^V 

'Qui  a  le  rcfsori  foible.  T^/rr w^Wi  fff  ^/e^». 

ï'olhlcirïçntFeeblyyWealiefyyfhintfy'yWitb^ 
without  fir  ce, without  vigor  4 

Foiblefle  :  f.  FéebUneffe^weaknejfe^  want  offirengthi 
fiintneffeymfimitie-yafi^^  into  a  ^ualm  j 

a!fOyWantofduèweight,ory/ca^^ 
Poibkffc^c  coeur. Daftardie^fiint-'beartcd^ 
at dife^wif  nt  0 f courage.  ' 

Fo!e.^Foye.  ^        ^        V  :^ 

Foignaffe  :  f.  MedickffidierySfanijh  Trifiîie^  Snaile 

ciauer.      •>;  ■..•...■  . 

Foiojnc  t  f.  A  Img  flafe  that  bath  at  throne  endaf^uare 

cTfting-^net^vfedmoftbyfea-fifhermen.         . 
Foisner.  TopwtylowreygrumbU^urmurtjor  beofen^ 

dedyàtiaqiyasVd^  ,  '" 

nsiicfefoienoyemdcgucrc$.rfc(;i#«^Wj  ^ 

firboretbut,a  uttle,  ,  . ,    - 

Point  m. Hay-y êlfo^t great Vftntt  MogthyW  nt^fiu^ 
thâtfimnOiaitefemblesaBeetk,'  -'^v- 

Foin  d'  arricrc  faifin.  Fog,  late  ^Hatb ,  Uttward 

Fein  dc  Bourgongnc.  É^anijh  TrifiUe^  Medkl^fid- 
;    detiSnéUCtauer.       ^-  :    ^  -^  .  -c 

-î'f  ote  iv^yHai'd  Hay^SCTeUrs  v^JqUare  arpiat 

r'l^oinOtcceftbeUarbe  ^^  -^ 

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Lc  fiot  ie  M.irs.  The  great  Spring-tydes  which  come 
m  about  iheE/fuinodiaUyOr  tbirteenthyof^iarch. 
Lc  flot  de  Septembre*  The  tii^e  tydes^  commmgin  a- 
htiut  the  Autumne  Equmo^liall. 
'A  flot  griffe  grafFc,  F  hating^  fur gmg,  ftvimming  a^ 
lofionthewaucs. 

Tout  cc  que  vient  d'  Ebe  $•  en  retournera  de  flot  : 
prov.  lyhat's  got  by  one  hand  will  be  loji  by  ano- 
ther. *  "    *  . 
Flotage  :  m.  ^  floating^  furging,  fwimming  on  the 

top  of.  ^     ^ 

Lc  premier  flotage  d'un  Navire.  Tkc  launchingofa 

'ncrv\yi>.  :      ."        ;  >       ,       •  .- 

Fbtchnt.^^Floflotant.  -.  -     v     ^' 

Floter.^^  Flotter.  •  .^\ 

^\oton:m.Atuftylocl(eyOrpufeof. 
Frottage.^^Flotage. ' 
Flo tran t.  Floatingy  flowing^  f!irgingywauing,as  water j 

alfj^fjyling^or  fwimming  o?i  t!)e  water. 
Fiottc:  f.  A  Brcwurs^ooler  ;  alfo,2  fleet  of  (hips,     ' 

Flotte  de  gens.  A  c/ue^  rout,  a  troupCy  flockCy  a  com- 

fmeytnuUitude  y  (ireamCyof people. 

Fiottc  de  marrcin.  A  raft^or  fo:it-boat  of  timber  ioy- 

ncdt&ietheryand  fcntdowneariuer.       . 
Flotté:  m.  ée:  f*  Floating -y  fet  afloteialfoy  Jhatien, 

tojjcdy  niouedy  carried  vp  ^nd  downe  by,  or  on,  the 

iViiues.  ■■       :'■  .  *  ■  ■■  • .    ■  ■•■■: 

Boisflotté.  Lûol(e^o{s.  -       ^  >.  ^    > 

Fîotteiîient  :  m.AjloatingyfwimmingyWauing.  •• 
Flotter.  To  flote  flouer yfwimme  aloft  on  thé  water  j  to 

hoyleyjloWyfurgey  rife  in  waueSyOr  billowes. 
Fldiïet:  m.ettc:  ï.if'ealieywa^hie, tender, delicate jtice.  (X  Fogon  d' vrfc  navire. 

€;Nloriîv  Foinlage  de  poidà,  ^ 

Vive  main  flouette.  AfoftyOr  daintie  hand.-  'f'  w-*  -  •  l  i  -      -     ^  .  i  #. . 

Floùin  :  m.  ^  BarlieoffomefirtieyO^  fiftie  tunney  high- 
er dcclied  then  a  Galleyy  and  lower  then  an  ordinarie 

Barl^e]  and  going  both  with  fay  les,  and  oar  es  (without 

banl^esj  and  fitted  both  fir  fighty  and  burthen  j  we  hay 

ptUit  aKy-boatyOr  a  Ky-man  (fir  thefijhion  of  it  came 

^\ow.a^Tlciir'yabh(fme,wfl^ 
\^onté:m.éc:{.Flowrie(irtBlafon.)  -  ■ 

HourinS^e  Fleurir. 
^^m:Î.A^^ 

^^^^u\t\o\i.  A  furgingyfloatingyfw^^ 

\,^^^i^erijig^vacertainetie^incm(lancie. 

^^^^mW  To  float,  furge,  wane  vp  and  downe ,  as  the 

^Ater  ;  to  be  toffed,  turmayted,  difquieted-,  atfoyto  wa- 

Hcr^  doubly  hold  an  imcertaine  cour  fey  hanean  vncer- 
'   ff  ^^^  ^fi^^^i  be  at  noctmineticjbebaue  bimfelfi  incon- 

Plucr.  Tofiorv^rmmejèp.  piJe.  gtide^  orpaffe  abmg^ 

gueurs  de  femme.  ^  «www in^ffêifch^ 
"Uiac:  com.  FloTvmg,  fftmàngy  wajbiejlajbie,  wéj/î, 

»•»''* (/bi  thimteifeeblè,ivMl(e, ti water  j  alfo,  glib, 
r^.^^'^'^^y fi^oothfyrMnnmg along.  ^^^'^  ''  *  ^  '** 

ï*7^"''  FA»»>iw(|r,  rmmni  ;  mùijllf,  waterifke 

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Sain  foin,  ou  falnô  foin.  S^ûm^  rrifilUy  Mcdu^t 
^fidcIer^SnayleClanOY.  .    *    • 

Paillcur  de  toti\  à  la  mule.  A  Cheater  y  Coufencr,  Co^ 

flycatcher.  .    • 

Chapiticur  de  foin.  A  sl^arre^crow,  onethàtfecmcs 
•  better  then  be  is^àr  afpmes  more  then  he  Jhoiitd.  ^ 

Bailler  foin  en  corne.  Todeceiue^gully  confenjella 
' baro^aïne ^2}ue  a  z^udfjion.  -         •  ^    't. 

Bailler  de  \  avoit)i\poiir  du  foin^  To  hofe  by  an  ex-. 

change  ^togiuècalicjùrùt  Cad. 
' :  Botré  de ^\o\\\Kuiiiclj,rnfluA^^ 

rude  \  alJOyj^m'anfjpripl^Mic.        / 

Il  y  a  tlu  foin,  il  n  y  -a  que  ks  beftcs  qui  s'y  amu- 

fçAc.  7>//^  hopfsjitc:  vcfic  meaneyO'r  vame^  the  thing 
'   yaugafcfôfsTnolivnworthieofyou. 
''  Se  remplir  de  foin,  ou  de  paille.  To  flop  hU  guts 

mih^  to  glut  bin,felft  on^  any  thing  j  (from  a  hûrfe^that 

TPariti?!^  HayfiUs  to'his  Litter.) 

.Tirer  du  foin  aux  chiens.  Tê  QfueyCâ^^v  omit  (after  a 

Tourner  les  truyes  au  foin.  To  anfwrfrom  the  mat- 
-tcr^to  fpealieffimthepHrpofe.  #• 
'.  Foin  en  corne:  Prov.  ^  good  warning^o^' mar h^Jir 
the  auoiding  of  a  dangerous perfoHs-^  a  thirig  rporne  to 
giue^hdtice  that  the  rt^earer  ts  not  to  befafily  accoafted'^ 
(fmtheauncierniionianes^whovfedtO'tyayfifpe  of 
Hay  about  the  one  borne  of  afl^ewd^or  curft  Beaft  -J 
a?id  hence  ;  ;         .     ,.  ' 

il  a  du  foin  aux  cornes.  He  is  a  danger om  beaftia 
fierce,  prond^flnrdKyffiYlrê^vn^^^^^ 
^  De  mauvais  payeurs  foin,  ou  paille  :  Prov.  for  a 
'dpcrnîe  debt  talie  arty  fatu fusion ^  of  an  Hlpaymai- 
,.rr  any  thiniT.    .'       ^  > 

Fdinc,  as  Vomnric.  ^  Foyne^r  Polecat.  ' 

Foine.  A  PigeonÀroufc.  that  hathene  enirie  on  the  topy 

•  witboiiltûtherholc\eïwindfwfvrlightyOra 
T^nc'jBeech'MaJt, 

Foinil  :  m.  A  Hny.  flttcl(Cy  Hay  rce^Cy' Hay-mow. y  Hay- 
loftyHjy-houfc.  :    *      •   -  p 

Foirard:  m.Afto'utcnfiUow^al/Oyaliindofwhite 
-or  grape  of  no  great  vlforth  \fo  ttàrmcd^  of  the  proper- 
tie  it  hinth  to  loofcnthe  bellte.^        ^L .;  # 

*A  cul  de  foirard  toufiours  abonde  merde  :  Prov. 

•  A  filthié  t,ale  felàrvanteth  filtbît  Auditors. 
Foire  :  f.  A  Faire-,  a  Mart  \a  gênerait  Martlet. 
\    Il  s*cft  bien  trouvé  de  la  foire.  Re  hath  made  a  good 

match yOr  marl^et  ;  he  hath  jped  very  v^èli  j  (Apply able,  • 

vntoone  that  hath  gotten  a  good  wife.)  ^ 

On  nç  s'en  va  pas  des  fbircs  comme  du  marche  ; 

Loùlie^zxchç^      ^ 
Foivc:  f'Squirtythtnnedung'yMluke.     :       ■  ,, 

paire  barbe  de  foire  à.  If ê,difp  ace  ^violait y  imrong 

extreamely^abtife  cgrcgioujfy.  ' 
/    ^ÀiainâeFoirc  chandcllcdc  mcrdc  :  Prov.*  A  gift 

agreeable  to  be/  natnrt^or  btémoryfit  (andfiUbieJLet- 

tjdce  for  her  (ftinlcing) lips.  .,  ,;;^  .^  ,^,:^. 

FoircUc:  f  FfembfMercuriiygardeti  Mif curie.  "'•   i 
ItoUKT^Tofqiiirt^toJlMei^^  la^kf  j  Àfo^têbe- 

fhuhrtyorberof  mth /quirting.    -  j^  :^ ,  ;  ^— ^  j^, 

Folrcux  :  m.  culc  :  £  All  to  beflntten^  m  kitajiedmth 
^  fquirtingi  am^0>efyd^ 
'^  loofe behind.       -.'  ^.^  \-.;\'-^;-^::^'r|-;r'^^ 
FoiroUc  :  f.  as  FoircUc       '  ^•  ^l i  -  ^u  v*^  -;t^  y 
Fois:  m.Lcfo!sducorps.T£^»^4/(f,^«^^^  , 
Fois:f.  ^timi^urne^cpmfe^bbuti  (A  ward  that  batb 
etier  another  before  iï.)  "^       '^t^ 

*  auti«  lR>is»^  êtber  time i  tes  mrài  ùfis^ 


times'y  èç  Autre  fois  (an  Àducrbc^and  wofl  %  fed  as  or.c 

rvard'y)  heretofore^  in  timçs  pafl-y  rvbde-care-y  jif)!^^ 
^  iwesyat  another,  time.  ' 

Quelque  fois.  Sometmcs, one  time  orjinother. 

Toutes  fois.  Ncucrthc!cfjç.nctrvithtiancling. 

Toutes  fois  &  quantes.  Eucrie  time  and  tide-^  as  of. 

ten 04,       \.     ;  .      :  '     •  ' 

Vne  fois  j  once:  deux  fois  ;  tv^ice:  trois  fr)isj  tkrïcc: 

quatre  fois  j  jiurci,:mcs  j  (àndjojvrrvard^  recl^^oni/]'^ 

hy/omanyiir/JCiJ  '*'   ^.•%. 

^  I>c  fois  à  aucre.  iffooncf^norvAnd  then^  eHeranda- 

non  :  one  iinjc  after  another. 

Par  rois.  Sometim€SjOr  by  timcSynowand  then. 
Foifon  :  f.  Store ^  plentie^  abuyidaiice^  great  fuUntp  (. 

nough. 

■A  foifon.  Opioitjly^  plentifHlly ^abundantly. 
,  Foiibnnant.'/^^e////^/'^^^  ivithjjaiùngplentie  of. 
FoiionncT.  To  abound  y  be  fiiUyhaneplentie  of. 
Foifonncux:  m.cule:  f.  Plcntifidl^abundant^fillof^ 

rveUftoredwith.  " 
Foitc-cul  :  m.  A  Pedant  3  a  whiprarfe. 
Foitcr. ^^ Fouetter.  .     *"     \        ^  ^    ^     ^ 
Fol:  ïfu  Afoole  ;  ap^goofèy  caffc^dotterel/y  n>oodcoc\^'^ 

noddieyCol(es,goofec<ipyCOXcnn^beydi':;;ard,pejgoojc^Hifh 
nieynatkr^JlyideotyWifil^rs\  alfo^  a  B/jhopy  at  Chjje- 
alfOya  l(indeff  great  Qnaric  (nrdffo  callcd^becanfc'jhc 
neucrlinneswagpng'hcrhcad^  *  * 
Il  en  cfl  plus  alîbttc  qu*  un  fol  de  fa  rffarottc.  He 
'  dotes  more  orn  itjhen  a-  juolc  on\  bable  (a^^t //,  ïv^py, 
.    hee*lenotgiuefvrtheToiver.ofLQndon.) 

Fol  eft  qui  fe  coupe  de  Ion  propre  couteau  :  Pr^j. 
He  is  an  a(Je  that  hurts  himfèlf  with  his  :orvn  help  •  ir,  ^ 
abufes  bis  owhe  gùod parts  to  his  oTvne  deftruHwfK 
Fol  eft  qui  s'eny  vre  de  fa  prd^re  bouteille  :  Prov. 
Of  the  fame  fence-y  o/yhe  ^  an  afjc  thats  befotted  çn  /;:> 
orpne  good  parts.  *      ,   : 

Fol  eftijui  eft  e(peronnc,&  !a  cheval  dit  hai  :  prov. 
He  is  an  ajfe  that  haHingfufJicientydhbvje  infiijpciCfit 
helpes,  '      '  V 

Fol  cft  qui  ^ft  à  tablets:  n'ofe  manger  :  Prov'.  ht  n 
an  affe  tha4^  hauing  wealth*'  enough  dares  not  vfè  it  ;  or 
beingv^heretktobehadydârcsnotputfbrit. 
Fol  eft  qui  icttc  â  fes  pieds  ce  qu'  il  tient  en  fc^ 
marins:  Prov.  HeU  anaffe  that  throwes  at  his  hecUs 
vphat  bee  holds  in  bis  bands  5  viz.  that  ne^ïe£is  his  own 
(ivbat/beuer.) 

Fol  cft  quipcrd  la  chair  pour  les  os  :  Pirov.  Heiis  an 
affe  that  loofesflefhfor  boiiesi  \vl.  that  leaues  itnpor- 
tant^tofoMoTvpaultrieymattcrs.     > 
Fpl  <:ft  qui  de  fon  poing  fait  coing  :  Prov.  He  is  an 
.    affc  that  pre  fumes  too  much  on  bis  orwiepengthyor 
-    knowes  not  the  right  vfe  ofhisowne  things.      .-  , 
,  :  Fol  &  avoir  ne  fc  peuvent  cnti:;  avoir  :  V!h.Af}0X 
andrccalth  cannot  poffeffe  eachùîlîer.  .  • 

Fol  qui  beaucoup  defirc  choifît,  &  prend  le  Çirc  r 
Prov.  The  greedie  fiole  that  atl  muld  purfe,  by  baJUe 
:    choife  lights  on  the  worfe.  ---'  'i^:^''^^''r-:^^-^'y'-'  ^. 
n  Fol  fe  doit  nommer  en  face  qui  bien  affis  fe  delpia- 
■vV ce: Prov.  H€  JhuldbecaltdafooUtohisface.tm 

bemjg  well  dotb  quit  bis  place. 

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Vn  fol  advife  bien 
timesgit^earpifema 
Vn  fol  cerche  fon  r 
his  otpne  mifbap  -,  tb 
pnfirtun^te.        r 
Vn  fol  vn  enrage: 
man  ;  or  M  that  bat 
leaite,  pl^ythe  mad 
Va  fol  fait  toufiour| 
foole  begins  yb  lit  neuc 
^Afolavanturcuxn 
jienterprn^agfoo\ 

^A  fol  ne  faut  poir 
hiswofdSyandgefluY 
Au  fol  la  marotte: 
his  bable  i  or, whats 

Il  cft  bien  fol  qui  c 
ave'rieaffetffatthi^ 

Uéftbienfotquià 

atfueafje  thatloolie 

Il  cft  bien  fol  qui  s 

îlutfvrgetshimrelfi 
Decequefolpeh(( 
,  '  ,foo[e  oft  finds  himfl 
Mettez  fol  à  par  f( 
aloncycnd  he  will 
doe.) 

Qo^i  fol  envoyé  fo 

Qui  fol  va  à  Rome 

foole  hope  to  become 

io  fdy  of  fome  of  our 

asverieafoole  ashi 

Quoy  que  fol  tare 

fooks  dpe  paufe  the 

fooles  leïpire. 

Silefoln'alloitaii 

mauvaife  denrée  : 

ll€t  m  wares  would 

Si  le  fol  ne  folie  il  ] 

would  feeme  wife  is 

moftfifliewhenhe^ 

Si  tous  les  fols  poi 

de  quel  bois  on  C 

babies  bàreyWood  » 

'A  barbe  de  fol  or 

Uing  a  foole  one  le  m 

*A  barbe  de  fol  ha 

boldlj  gra'K^  on  a  fo\ 

'A  barbe  de  fol  le 

hyooi^es  any  difgtù 

Wong. 

'A  confeil  de  fol  c 

^^ads  cqnfult  lozf  l 

Hn  larmes  de  fol  1 

^f  afoole  are  not  ti 

^ellcpromeflcfo 
Bonne  iournécfia 
^^^^gooddayesr 
Douces  promcflc 
^ifesohhge  tVim 
E«  défaut  de  fag( 
'  M^Sage^ 

>  Grand  befoing  a 
Prov.  He  «^e^  4^ 

thefooie^^    ;  y. 

Pncroit  d'uni 

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Vn  fotadvifebicn  vnfàgc':  Prov.  Afùolemayfome- 

Vn  K)l  ccrche  fon  malheur:  Proy.  /<  /So/e  doth^fèelie 
hii  oxpne  mifh^tp  -,  ^il;^  cnriewi  fear  cher  'finds  bimfelfi 
pnlirtumte.        •  .- 

Vn  fol  vn  enrage  :  Prpv.  Once  a  fonle^  euer  4  mad 
f^un-y  orjhethat  hath  played  the  foole  once^  mll^cre  he 
Icaue,  play  the  madman^  :      •#     ^ 
Vnfol  fait  toufîours  le  commencement  :  Pro.  The 
foole  begins Jffttneucr  ends ^abufineffe.  *^        / 
^Afolavanturcux  n  cft  mcfticr  d'  avoir  fcns:  Prov. 
^4//  enterpri'K^ng  foole  needs  little  mu        *  ^      * 
'A  fol  ne  faut  point  dcfonnette  :  Prov,  (So  quicl^ly 
hisroofdsyand geflure  tellyouvùhathe is.) .       .    * 
Au  fol  la  marotte:. Prov.  Wefay  alfo^  Giue  the  foole 
hiibible\or;whatsaf9olemthoutabable? 
Il  cft  bien  fol  qui  cuide  toufiours^vivrc  :  Prov.  HeU 
a  ve'rie  affe  that  thinkcs  he  (hall  the  euer. 
Il  éft bien  folrqui  à  fol  fens  demande  :  Prov,  Hee's 
a  tiuc  alJe  that  holies  fi>r  wit  in  an  affe.  - 

Il  cfl  bien  fol  qui  s'oublie  :  Prov.  He  Is  a  right  foole 
th.îtfirgets  himfèlfè.  ,• 

De  ce  que  fol  peiife  Couvent  en  demeure  :  Prov.  A 
' .  foole  oft  finds  bimflfèfhort  of  his  recl{pnings* 
MectcT.  fol  à  par  foy  il  pcnfera  :  Prov.  Leaue  a  foole 
aloncy  end  he  will  bethml(C  bimfelfè  (what  be  hath  to 
doe.)  '  ."•>      ^ 

Qui  fol  envoyé  fol  attend:  Pro.  Secl^elinwQycY. 
Qui  fol  va  à  Rome  fbl  en  retourne  :  Pro^  J^^^  ^o 
foole  hope  to  become  wife  by  trauellrng  (at  leajiyWe  vfe 
tofif  offome  nfourgiddie  Trauellers)  hie  is  come  home 
as  verieafoote  as  he  went^ 

Quoy  que  fbl  tarde,  îour  ne  tarde  :  Prov.  While 
foolcs  doe  paufe  the  day  is  jpent  ;  time  fiayes  not  the 
fooles  (eifure.  ' '•  '         :•'.'* 

Si  Ic  fol  n'alloit  au  marche  on  ne  vendroit  pas  la 
mauvaife  denrée  :  Prov.  If  fooles  went  not  to  ^at'- 
ketillrparés  would  be  l(ept. 

Si  Ic  fol  nc  fohe  il  perd  fa  faifon  :  Pro  v.  ^  foole  that 
rpould  feeme  wife  is  moft  vnfeafonable  ;  or  y  the  foole  is 
tnoflfufliewhenbeislcajlfoolijh. 
Si  tous  les  fols  portoienc  marotte,  on  ne  fçait,  pas 
de  quel  bois  on  fc  chaufteroit  :  Prov.  If  ail  fooles 
fables  bàreytvood  would  beveriedeere.  . 

A  barbe  de  fol  on  apprend  â  rairc:  Pmv.  Hyfha- 
ttw?  a  foole  one  learnes  tofhâue.  . 

A  barbe  de  fol  hardi  rafoir:  Prov.  The  tâ^^may 
boldfygrari^eohafoolesb^ard. 
A  barbe  de  fol  le  rafoir  eft  mol  :  Prov.  A  foole 
broolfes  any  difgrace  j  j4  foole' s  not  fenfible  of  any 
^rong:  •  - 

A  confeil  de  fol  cloche  de  bois:  Prov.  PVbmloggar^ 
^^^ds  confultloz^i férue fi>r  bells.  . 
pn  larmes  de  fol  nc  fc  doit  on  fier:  Pro.  the  teares 
^f^fook  i   ^ 

^ellc  promcflc  fol  lie  :  Prov.  See^e  Promcffc. 
jonac  iournéc  feit  qui  de  fol  fe  délivre  :  Prov.  He 
5j«  ^  good  dayes  worlft  tbat^  gets  cleere  of  a  foole. 
douces  promeflcs  obligent  les  fols:  Pro.Fâirf  ff  (h 
^'f^^obage  tV improu^^ 
^«défaut de  fage monte  vnfolcn  chaire  :  Prov." 

^ranj  befoins  a  defol  qui  de  foy  mcfmc  le  fait  : 
îrir  ?^  ^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^  '^'^^  <&4<  jritf  werfri  flay 

A>n  croit  d'  un  fol  bien  fouvcnt  quVU  folt  Clerc, 
pourfesvçftemçns:  Vro.  Grauiclêtbistmlpdmcis 
^J^fitmt  great  CUr^es.  '       ^-^ 


Promettre  fans  donner c ft  fol  reconforter:  Prov. 

FruitUJfepromifesappeafè  none  but  fooles. 

Qui  commet  atfairc  à  vn  fol  s^appreftc  à  le  O^y  vrc  : 

Prov.  (Leafthcewijh  heebadgoneMwutithimfelféy 

alfbjhe  thatimployes  a  foole  may  fallow  himfvr  compa- 

^ie  ;  for  wife  men  vfe  to  imploy  wife  men. 

Tout  eft  perdu  ce  qu  on  donne  n  fol  :  Pi  o.  AU  that 

is  giuen  to  a  foole  ^  cajl  away  ;  (whereupon  fome  Cri- 
'     ticl(^  will  perhaps  conclude  Jhât  all  the  laboh  bellowed 

on  this  word  hath  been  mi^befiowcd.) 
Fol.:  m.  folle  :\  FoolàjhJondyfimplc^w'iUL'JCyfffi^^^ 

idlc^vaine.  ^  ^ 

Vav'mc  folic.  Meale-dnjl^or  Milled /(JÎ.  .        -, 

Paiftri  dc  folic  farine^  A  fleightyVaineyOr  idle  flUow. 

Figue  folle»  A  Fig-date  ;  alfo^a  Sic  amor  e  fig\thc  fuit 
'  .oftheoutlandîfh  Sicamore^or  ifMNlherrie  Figtree. 

Pailltiblledeblcd.  Thevpmojt  thimterindyOr  out- 

fide.of'jiraw.  &  .  ^ 

Dc  fol  luge  breve  fcntcncc:  Pr;o.  Afoolefoonegtues 

huverdia.      -  .  - 

Vuides  chambres  font  les  Dames  follcs:  Pro.  Lool^e 

Chambre. 
Folaftré :  œmilVanton^Ltfciuioihy  toylngyflndy  effcmi^ 

nate.  v'       ;.  ..J|^,  ^.'  '^  .    ,.   ^ ..  ' 

Folâttrcméntfm.?r<î;7ro;r';2f/?f,  ribaldries  lajauious 

toyingyeffemiTUtcieyfooliJhdaliancc.  '; 

Folaflreinent.  iVantonty ,  fundly^  lâfcïuiouflyy  cjfcmi^  ^ 

nately.       '-  •    - 

Folaftrer.  T()  play  the  wantcriy  lea  cher  ity'vfe  lafcinioif^ 

.triclfs.  ,  ^     ^ 

Folafireric  :  f.  Afijhion  oftaj^ing  ivoodcockcs  j  alfoy  as 

Folaftrcment.  .  __^__ 

Folâtre,  Folatréiiicnt.  as  Folafti  e,îolaflrcmcnt. 
Folâtrer.  ^  Folaftrer.  _  ^ 

Folatreries:  f.  Fond tric^eSylaCciiàotts pra/i^esy  wanton 

jhfhions^effeminate  aBiom. 
FohtTicif.^^antonneffeyfipperie^foolerie.    :  ' 

Folcment.  Fondlyyfmply/foppijhlyyjwitlejly^fooli^^^^^ 

znaduifèdfyyrajhly.  ';  -         i^    *  * 

Fofct  :  m.  ApYettiefoolCyCL  little  fbp^a  yong  coxCy  none  of    H 
(    thewîféfl.  .  m-  ' 

Folet:  m.  ette:  f.  Somevphnt  fhnd^prmie  and  jvppi(hya 

little  foolifhyoryyoungandfdnlifh.  :    g| 

-^fprit  folet.  An  HobgobimyRobingoedj^ow.. 

roil  folet.  A  young  moffte  beard  j  alfOy  thefirft  downe 

ofyoungbirds.         /  "^ 

Foletort.  ^  Folet.        : 
Folie:  f.  FoUieyftmplicitieyfoorifhneffeyfhndneffeyVnad- 

uifidneffeyfpppiJhne^Cyindffcretion^  ideotifme  j  alfo^  a 

kind  of fpiced  bread.       / 

Folic  aux  garçons.  L^rfcmf;  ^7;^  fcwr^; 

Faire  folic.  A  woman  to  PlayfalfCy  enter  a  man  more 
then  fheought^or  tread  herfhooe  awry. 

Folic  fairc,8d5>liçTecognoiftrc,font  deux  pairs  dc 

folic  :  VïOY.Hee's  doubly  find  that  tup  fies  his  fond- 

neffe.      • 
^   Ceft  folic  dc  fc  prendre  aux  femmes^S:  aux  bcftes: 
Prov.  flMâdis  the  man  that  irables  }pith  women^  and 
beajls.  ^  ,  ; 

Courtes  folies  font  les  meilleures:  Prov.  Short  foU 
lies  art  thebef{]  or  y  the  bejt  of  a  fondai  is  tbejhort^ 
neffe  of  it  ;  ory  follies  Ue  left  while  tbey  laff  the  more 
they  are  to  be  borne  with.  s.. 

En  amour  cftfolie,&fcns:  Pro.  J;f/(?«^rfc^r^/5fco/fc  ( 

wityand  witaldrie.  •,        "^ 

Il  peche  fagement  qui  feit  folic  par  confcil  :  Prov. 
He  wifely  fades  whom  counfell  mal^jes  tojhilei  or^fiiults 
dune  b' aduife are mo^ excufable.    \^-    "^- 

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Qui  Jc  bien  void,&  Ic  mal  prend,  fait  folic  en  bon  - 
cfciçiit  :  Froy.  He  that  fees  wbaVsgood^  and  taints 
rvkn's  tfad^  is  gudlie  yfv0dfiiU  ideotijme. 

Folic  r.  To  play  tbcfoole^doe  like  an  ajfe^bebaue  bimfelfi 
Ulfear^ideot.  ^ 

II  n'cft  fi  fagc  qui  noifoiie  aucunes  fois:  Prov.--Tfcf 
rvifefljnan  ufoolijh  now  and  then. 
Si  le  fol  ne  folie  il  perd  la  failon  :  Prov .  ^  foole  U 
mufi  abfurd  when  he  play  es  not  the  foole.    :       ^ 

Follaflcs:  f.  The  bear  be  Beets. 

FoUaftrcrie  :  f.  #/<^  Folaftrcrie.  ^^* 

Follet  ;  oz-jtrprit  follct.  An  HobgoblinyKobin-good'fiU 
lorVyBugbe^rc, 

TollQnts.Orage./ilriplex^goldenhearbe., 

Follicule  :  m.  /J  little  bag^powcb^orfacl^e-^  àlfo^a  hmk^y 
huIJypctie^oy slqninclofsn^feeid.         1       „    .       ^ 

FolIier.i^Folier.  .  -  {    ^  •       VJ  ^ 

FoIIiner.  To  play  the  rpanton^  to  vfe  lafciuious  trices. 

Fomentatiou  :  f.  ^  fimentathn^or  jfhmentingi  a  com- 
^  firtingychcrijhingytafing^affuàging  j  a  thing apptyed 
in  a  bladdeY^jpungCy  &c^  (if  it  be  moifl)  or  within  a 
ba2,y  or  quilt  (if  it  be  dry)  either  to  cherifhy  comfbrt^ 
or  cafe  the  part  it  U  iayed  on ,  or  to  mal^e  way  y  by 
opai'mg  the  pores  y  fir  ointments  y  orplaijiers  to  be  Iayed 
unit.       ■      ^.     ;  ,  '  : 

Fomenté:  m.  éciù  Fomented -^  cherijhedy  comfirtedy 
refrefhedycafed.' 

Fomenter.  To  foment  ;  cherijhy  comfort  y  refrejhy  eafe^or 
affuage  the  pa  me  of 'y  as  in  Voïvïtntùùon. 

Foncc:m.ée  :  iFumifliedyWeU groundedywhofe ground 

.     iéJîrewedyùrfloYed  with  ;  alfOy  headedy  that  (as  a 
peece  of  casl^ey  &c)  hath  a  beady  or  boitome  fet  into 

it  '  ■  ■  ^    ' 

Fonceau  :  m.  A  little  bpttomCy  bole  y  hoUowy  or  deepe 
place. 

Fonceau  d'un  Canon,  fbe  bigyOr  btoadendofa  Ca- 
non bitt. 

Foncch  To  bead  a  peece  ofCoél^e  -y  to  fet  a  bottômeyOr 
head  into  any  fuchvefJeU.  -      ♦ 

Fpncierr^m.  ere  :  f.  Fundamentally  tr/yOfthe  foyUyfùr 
thefoyleybelongingtothcfoyle.  f 

Cour  foncière.  A  CoHHBaronyOryCoiiUêfbafeJih 
rifdiêlion. 

lufticc  foncière.  Lofw  lurifdiôlkny  or  a,  i(ind  thereof  y 
exercifed  by  the  Lords  of  Tick  y  fiit  the  recouerie  of 
theiï  rights  from  their  vaffatls  ;  and  often  too  farte 
jlmnedy  and  therefore  difaUawed^  and  fbrbiddeHy  by 
the  C^^flomes  ofdiuers  T^ouinces. 
Rente  foncière.  A  Rent-feruicc ^Rent-charge^/  Fee- 
fhrmerent  ;  an  accefjim  vnto  Cens  ;  or  y  a  fécond 
charge  impofed  on  land  vpon  the  fécond  graiint  thereofy 
called  thuSy  becaufe  tbefoyleU  euer  after  lyakU  vn- 

\     toit.    >  •         ^ 

Seigneur  fonder.  Tbe(dire£l)l^dofd  Ficfj  the 
Lord  of  tbe^Soyle. 

Serfs  fonciers.  Such  as  hauing  beene  conquered  by 
the  auHcient  Frentby  recciued  lands  ofthemy  on  the 
Condition  of  doing  them  any  feruice  ;  tbefe  were  by  no 
means  permitted  to  change  the  babkation  they  fir f  be^ 
toohetbemto.   r,    *    ,      t      - 

Fona  :  m.A  httomCyJlooreygiroundyfoundatiàn^eepey 
ordeptb'yal/o.landyfoyle^  mouldy  a  plot  y  or  peece  of 
ground  i  (vnfbnd.)  alfiy  the  drawmgout  of  a  (cut) 
garment  ;  alfoythe  beadofCaskOy  or  of  any  boUow  vef 
felly  alfoya MarchanUfiodat^  upbitberit  be  money ^  or 

,\-   money  worth.:    ,  .,  '.",.>^*.jr^  ^^l^^V;  .■vs":  ^'V'-r^-j  ^.: 
Fond  dc  terre.  So  was  we  tux  y  or  Aide  (which 
intbi  yeare  1 4 1  r  Jbould  hâUê  beem  impofed  on 


tuerie  ArpentJ  calleilf 

Vn  bon  tond  dc  deniers.^  good  roihdfmme  ofm^ 

neyy  gathered  before  handfot  the  hccntig  out  tif^oru. 

ing  through  witbyan  ailton  j  and  hence  ;  \  N^ 

11  n*a  point  de  fond.  Hits  not  within  y  or  rot  in  //;^ 

leathery  or  hath  it  not  m  the  leather  ;  he  wantt  n^hcre^ 
^  wit  ball  'y  he  hath  m/de  nopYOuifionyCf  butfmallpouu 

fion  of  money.  . 
■   'A  fonds  de  cuve.  Throughly ^jpéUy y  largely ^heme. 

Foflc  faiô  à  foiKÎs  de  cuve.  Broadya?id  fatrtot- 

tomde.  '  i 

De  fond  en  comble^  5^r  Comble  ;  (^KpFonç, 

''A  fin  fond  de.  From  the  verie  middeji  j  eut  cfjlje 

depthj,or  bottome  of  ^ 

^A  plein  fond.  I^argey^  deepeyfideyfuU  enough^. 

Donner  fond.  To  cajl  animer -y  or,  to  let  fill  an  An- 

k^r^ 

Labourer  en  fond.  Toplowveriedeepe^ 
.    Mettre  a  fonds.  Tofwke  (ajhip)&c. 

Au  m  atin  les  mônts^  au  îbir  les  fc nds  :  Pro.  IccJ^e 

Mont.  ^. 

Il  eft  plus  aifc  fe  tir^r  dc  la  rive  que  du  fond  :  Pro. 

It  16  more  eafie  tpleaueabufh(ejjéin  thebegimir^i^ 

then  in  the  middejl  ef  it  ;  oîy  a  man  may  Ifeitcfcej^ji 

when  he  hath  but  enter ed,  then  when  be  ii  fane  tn- 
^  tflffd^.\^s    •  *-  •    ''     .      .    .,   *.  .;.  ;,  .•       _  -'. 
Fond  de  cire  :  f.  The  melting  of  wax.  ; 
Fpndilitc:  f.  Fundalitiei  right  àfy  or  m  ter  eft  iriytk 

foyle  \~ihe  title  (fj^flate  of  the  Lord  of  a  foy  le. 
FoQdamcntal  :  nîî^ale  :  f.  Tundamentall  j  beloripni 

to  a  foundationyOr  gtound-worl(e: 

Pierre  fondamentale. Tèe  princfpaUfîoneythe  chicfi'' 

jirength  of  a  foundation.  (; 

Fondamment.^  Fondeemeni. 
Fondant.  Foundingy  or  grounding  ;  alfo^  melting,  rcfol- 
^uing\  confumrngyWafUngaway\alfOyfml(inp0irii,oï 

contmingdowneonafuddaine. 
Fondateur.  A  founder ymalferycreatony  builder  y  fir pn- 

uentor^chiefcdeuifer^prmipall  author  of 
FondatibrL  Afoundat'wnyOr  grêund-worl^e^  thefrji 

buildingyorereêlionof.  Z"       ^ 

Fonde:  f.  A  fting.tocafijîoneswitb. 
Fondé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Foundedyfpfoundedj  built -,  ertBed^ 

eflabli(hed'^  refiing  inyconfiftingof. 

Fondé  par  deflbubs.  l^nderfety  "vnderlayedy  or  lajed 

vrtder. 

le  fuis  fondé  en  équité.  The  fight  is  on  my  fide  \  I 

fiand  on  iuflyond  boneji  tearmes  j  my  caufe  1  am  fftrt  i^ 

good. 

Nous  y  femmes  aufG  bien  fondez  Fun  que  rautrc: 

Our  caufe  s  are  much  of  one  goluinepy  or  mcb  after 

one 'yWebaue  both  reafon  alike. 
,  Fondécment.  Pkurer  fondécment  To  rt^eepe^^ 

treamtfyyto  refoluoyor  metty  into  teares.  , 

Fondeoue:  fJ A  Mar  chants  ware-boufeycrflor^'bouj^^^ 
Fondefic.  A  kind  of  Engine  for  batterie  i  vfed  tn  01a 

■  time.     '  ■■  ^' ^-  •-.*  '"^  ^^^'^  '  ^  .  I  ■ 

Fondement:  m.  Afiimdatm,ffomd,ffoundvfoJs 

afrhuipaUfiay^hiefimeanes^good  ^ni^'J^J.Ji. 


Mlfb^a  meUing/efilumg  ;  wéiftmg,c9nffimirig^T^f 


11  faifoit  grand  fondement  dc  He  refyedy  oi 


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verte  much  vpon.    >../-.        s- ^  j^^^r- 

Rien  ncpcnt  cftrc  grand  qui  n'abon  tot}dam^^ 
^roy'Naaingtbatw.msa!f^odproiin^^^^ 


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cafling  things  i 

Fpiicicur.-m./i 

"  Eftonnez  coni 

fonte  n'a  pas  t 

abjjhed  outof 

Fonclier:m./l]2/i 

l^ondileures  :  f 

;  fdi  breaflu 
Pondraillesrf.i 
^onàïC.T^omelt 
fnorv  before  a 
broad  \alfOy  to 

Fondre  d'enV 

comedorvneam 
dif'svponhejrp 
Fondre  à  terr 
drop  0s  apart) 

SeFondre.^^ 

.  doivne  on  a  (iid 
Foiidreau.^ifFc 
Fondrée:f.<a:^  Fo 
Fondrière  :  f.  A 

orlar^eyanddi 

Foiuiriilesif.  T 

[bdttomeofUqui 

of  liquor. 

Fondrillon  :  m. 

û/i\  alfo^  a  l^not 

Fondroyer.  To  I 
or  towards  the 
the  ground. 

Fonds  :  Lool^e  Fc 

Fondu  :m.uê:f 

dedans  a  thing  & 
to  nothing. 
Baftimcntfoil 
T^oix  fotiduc.' 

ondurc  :  f.  il' / 

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Fonges  th.AtlM 

Fongeuxim.eii 

^W^nge. 

rpngncment  :  i 

„myalfo,adil 

ronpitï.Tofron 

p  affo^  te  grombli 

Fonh,  LoelieVon 

fons  en  cc 

jomthetoptoi 

^OJsym.  A  font 

tcvcr  vn  enfaj 

Godfather  yat  th 

Tenir  vn  cnfai 

'^mtthechildi 

fcont.45Fontai« 

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poiiïï^rie.f.  Bellfaunâingy  the  trade  ofnHlting,orof 

cajling  things  in  mettall.    . 
FqH  Jcur  :  m.  A  melter^or  trier  of  mettais  \  a  fimnder. 

Eftonnez  confitne  fondeurs  dc  cloches  (-quand  la 

fonte  n  a  pas  bien  pris)  extreamly  amaT^ed^appaUedy 

ab^ijhed  out  of  countenance.  , 

\^o{\0\cv.^'AfliHgf.i^one  that  throws  [tones  out  of  a  fling. 
I^'ondileures  :  f.  CoopSyrifiSychoanesytPzr::^mans  ouer-^ 
:  fiilihea[is. 

Fondraiiles  :  f.  T'hegroi^rJ:^Ut:s^or  dregs  of  liquor. 
pondrc.7'^  melt^  or  caft^as  mettais^  &c  \to  refoluCy  as 

fnorp  before  a  fyot  Sunm  ;  alfo ,  toporvre^or  jheada- 

bread  ;  alfoy  to  (inl{e  j  fall^or  goedowne\  and  hence  j 

Fondre  d'enhapc.  To floope-^  to  jhlldowne  plumps  to 

come  doivne  amaynCy  as  an  eager ^nd  high- flying  harvli 

(id's  vponhejrprcy.    '    ■  ; 

Fondre  à  terre.  The  fame},  or  tofloope^as  a  bawl^e-y  to 

drop  0^  a  partridge. 

Se  Fondre.^^  meUyrpafljrefolueyConfume  atpay-jtojinl^ 

/dovtfneonafuddaine.  ^  , 
Foiidreau/^  Fondrillon. 
Fondrée:f.^  Fondrilles. 
Fondrière:  f.  A bog^or quagmire lalfo^a great bottome^ 

or  large  y  and  deep  valliy  ;  alfoj  as^  é        *  ; 

Fondrillcs  :f.  The groundi^dregs^lees^or thicl^-growne 

;  bot  tome  of  liquor  that  bath  floà  any  time  j  the fe  tilings 

ofliquor.  ^   .^  ■.•  .  ;     . 

Fondrillon  :  nx.A  bottom  to  mndfill{€ythreadyOryarne 

on\alfo^  a  l^nottangledêi  thread,    y 
Fondroyer,  To  hangdowne  to  the  ground  \  to  hangiovOy 

or  towards  the  ground -^  to  hang  Jo  low  that  ittouchei 

the  ground. 
Fonds  :  Lo^Fond;  alfo^  a  font  \  loohf'BoM. 
Fondu  :  m.  uc:  fsMelted^refoluedi  cafiasmettall^fiun^ 

ded,à'.sa  thing  ofmettaUi  confumèdyWorneyrpafte^vn- 

"  iO nothing.  "  \      #  .         ,-"::V  .''■ 

Baftiment  fondu.  Sunj^eyOf  fhUen^dovmt.  >    . 

T^oix  ïowiXw'é^Tarre. 

ondurc  :  f.  A  foundingjmelting^  or  caflingofmettâb  ; 

'"llhr  '..  .    • 

igeux:  ni.  cufc  :  f.  S^uniit  flight, or  fill  o/boter/et 

J«««'.    ■    ,   ■:.    v    •      ■:..,.;:     .      .:  ,) 
rpn^nement :  m.  Afi'êwmng,  p«wtin^  Ituti/i^loit' 
^m'tdfo^adtfcontentediroffhling»  "iO  i 

Fonb.  iMi^e  Fond.  -  ^^ 

ions  en  comble.  Fr§m  the  very  fâtmdtihn  i  »^ 
ntbe  top^to  the  bottome  ywhoUKthrwghly^fi^  ■'? 
:  in.  A  font  to  bi^tifecMdnnM  -  i  > ,  -x  rm-  i'l 
Lever  vn  enfant  de$  ibns.  Tê  be  a  cbilds  mtnejft^w 
^odfkhetytt  the  font.  ■■•,  -?i'.-  .<   ^ .         3  vA 

Tenir  vn  enfant  for  lefollS..  Tt  Qn'i^en  t  cbilUM 
'*me  the  childe  ;  «j,  Lever.  v  i  •  ^ 

bont. «J Fontaine j  4»/Éi^»rf|* *^'^v^    - :• -^-^j ^\xoi 
Aumatijhycrs  les  nlont»;  au iMr  vârs  lesfoQlS: 

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'A  petite  fontaiiic  boiç bn  â  fon  aifc  :  Pro.  tooke. 

Qui  i>^a  laine  boive  à  la  fontainc:Pro-Leï  btmthat 

hathnowooU(y\'L.nowealth)drinlirçater.         -. 
Eontaineux.  ï^uU  of  springs^  orfountaines. 
Fontainicr.  <e5  Fontaigncr, 
Fontanel:  m.  cUejf. veine  fontanelle-  TheprincipaU 

veineinthethighofahorfey&c.  •* 

Fontanelle  f.  A  running  fore  yor y  an  iffue  made  fora 

griefeorfore'yOâXlabiol.  ,  .^ 

Fonte  :  f.  A  melting^  founding^or  c  a  fling  ofmettatls.  '  ' 
-    Torche  de  fbntC.  A  l($nd  of  great  linlie^  aÙofwax^^ 

Loolie  Toïchc    .  /  /*  . 

Fontcnelle.  A  little  fpring^a  fmall  fountaine  ^  alfo^as 

TontancWc'^aniffke. 

Fôritencllcdela  teftc.  The  vppet  p^rt  of  the  head 

forward. 

¥oniCï\^ltQ:asYonttn(:\\(t'^  a  little fhuntaïne. 
Foatcriier:  m.  Afountame-malier:^  a  digger  ofwells^  a 

fear  cher  forfjnings  ;  a  conduit-mailer ,  a  conutyer  of 

water fromfprings  to  conduits. 
FontcnW  im.i^frnalifvuntaine. 
Fontenille:  f.  The  fame,    v  .^ 
For  :  m.  A  Courts  or  common.place  for  pleading  ;  as  y  Le 

For  1' Kvefque.  Tfc^  ^//fe<>pi  Co/</^  :  If  Parifîcn. 
For.fl»  Compofttion)fignifleSy  out  or  without  j  as  in-  For- 

cloSjd^T,  and  fome times  alfoy  badly  or  ill  ^  as  in  For- 

confeilkr.&c.  '         / 

Foradjour.  ^/ Adrour. 

Forage,  droift  de  fo.  Eoure  pots  of  winevpon  euefy 
peece  thatsfould  by  retayle^due  vnto  the  lord  of  the  lu- 
rifdiêiion  wherein  t  is  fold  y  Infomêplaces  it  is  alfOy  two 
pots  vpon  euery  peece  tbats  fould  in  grojfe^  Loolie 
Droia...       .  \  ,  .      — 

Forain  :m.,inc:f.  Farreine y  flrange  ^  alien  y  putlan-' 

Cheaiin  forain  (de  BouUenois)  Jst$  befiftenèfiot 
broat.    :^\\ 

Domaine  forain.  An  ancient  impofltion  ofitïf  rf.Tour. 
in  the  pounds  vpon  marcbandlce^  &c  ;  or  y  as  Rcfue.  . 
Imposition  foraine.  An  impofltion  ofxy  rf.Tour-  in 
the  pound  vpon  marcbandicey  and  comrrtoditm  impor- 
ted y  or  brought  into  the  7{ealme  (onely  within  Paris 
there  U  but  vidjalien.y 

Prcvoftïbcaia  Sr^ifce  Prcvod 

Traite  foraine.  Is  as  Impoficion  fortir^c;  hut  leuyed 

vpon  cmtmêdities  trarf porte dy  or  carry edo;^  of  the 

Foraines:  f.  Tbe  Cuftomesy  or  Tolls  that  are kujed in 
fiiiresyand  marliets.       m^    * 

Foràns.  A  titrtai^e  reeeptacU  fof  Sea-water  (whereof 
fait  is  made  )  conueyed  into  iiûut  of  others  by  a  trunky 
or  pipe  éf  wood.  i  '  # 

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elupoHymti^éfitngJoith^iuii^g.  . ,.  -  ^ 

Foioatu  :  » AIÇJ  iXAWuif^di-iriheaten  tbreugMjifmn* 

gedout0fdo9res.  '•     ^  •^"-t 

Forbc  :  £  as  Fourbe.  AtmevjUi^'^fit^  tmv* 
Forbmî  itJi^ic^e  ^eUomfite,  cuf-takm  yfét^- 

ttHMbofe  adftng  oy  harUyCapu  »n.  o  ,  >v,^ 

-^Çidhltkjikià.  AboffttbAt hatbirmjte U)i%m 
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^rp/i5;tf  vniil  heftare  igainc  j  dlfi^tpfiunder/u  a  bârfe^ 

by  dnnl(ing  ipben  he  is  viY-ic  hot.  ,  . 

Forboursui^  Faulxbourgs.  S/iéw£w*  #* 

^Vorçdbk.FârceabU^compellable. 
Forçat;  m.  ^  gaUey-flaueialfi,  a game^M  dranghu^ 
^  wherein  one  mufi  ta{e  bu  aiHerfarie  when  ht  m^y^  or 

tlfe  be  him fel jeu  taken. 
Force:  iForce^  might, Jtrength^poweryabilitiey  vigour, 

vebemencie  j  vertue/fedjOperdtiùnyenergie^efficacie, 
.  femrfùU  wording  iviêlenceyConflraintyCompulJion^ra- 
'  moment \  (alfô,[torc,plentie,aboundMce^  many  of\ 

wibM^r,Forcc  cfcusj  force  arbrçs.J 

Force  forcée.  Offofceyofneçejfttie;^  mil  be  niU  he,  in 

(pightofhU  teeth.  - 

^A  force,  ivitb  great  might,  wtb  much  indeauor  j 

rphenceS^oyxtxx  à  force»  HaYdly^eagarly^or  extreamly^ 

purfued. 

La  force  luy  en  c  ft  demeurée.  He  hath  got  the  viïh^ 

rie 'y  the  vpper  hand,  the  better  ind  ofthefiaffe,  in  the 

matter.  , 

Ce  que  luy  fera  force,  lyhkh  bejball  befaincp  ^fir-^ 

ced^todoe. 

Faire  force.  To  indeauor,  labour ^ftriue^  mfirce,hinh 

rfcifi.  V       '   ...    ..  V  • 

f[  Ic'ne  fais  poitit  force  de  cela.  1  cari  not  fbty  1  force 

noifff^l  amjiot moouedby^hat  thing. 

Mieux  vaut  engin  que  force:  Pro.  tetter  be  wife 
jhenftrong.     v  '     ' 

Forcé:  m.éerf.  Forced,  compelled, conftrayned^al^ 

/o^raMijhedyOj  a  woman\atfoJbur(i  open,brokfi  through^, 
.     alfo,hard  lay  e^Tâirybr  ought  vnto  a  narrowfiraitjhard 

finch,iUpajJe.  • 

.  Force  forcée.  Ofneceffttie  ;  Lool(e  Force. 
Forcement  :  ai.  A  forcing  ;  a  compelling,  or  ctmfiray^ 

ning  ;  alfo,  ahufftin;^  open,  or  breaking  through. 
Forcenant.  Chien  forcenant  .A  ^  tbats  eagar  in 

chace,  hot  a  fer  his  game,  andmlljland  long. 
Forcené  :  m.  ce:  f.  Mad,woodyfi'antickyTaiing,fiiri^uây 

out  of  his  wits.  - 

^rorcenement:  m.  CMadneffejraging,fi0tie,woodneJfey 

jren^Kji* 
FoïCcncr.To  be  mad,franticl^,fiarious. 
Forcenerie.  ^  Forccncment. 
^Oïccx.Toforce,compeU,vrge,cohflrâineiiilfi,tovi0late^ 

for  ce, or  rauijh  (as  a  woman,)  alfo,  to  brea\e  open  (as  a 

dore  i)  alfh,  to  lay  hard  vnto^  bring  into  extremitie(as 

digs  doe  a  de  ere  after  a  long  cbacr,)  alfo, to  oiurcome^ 

fubdHefirce,paffe  through  byforcii(f6tcct  lesgardcs 

d'une  pone.)  ^   i  v 

Forcer  dcla  laine.  Ta  pîr^,  ^  rw/^woai/:  van. 
forces  :  i  ^  paire  of Jheeres.         ^. 

Faire  leis  forces..  ^  horfe  to  bold  bis  mouth  (^èn,  and 

turne  bis  chaps  often  from  one  fide  to  the  other.  . 
FoTCCttcif.  A  ciynr,afmalt père  of  jhetres^    :^ 
Fprceur  :  w.  A  forcer,competter,vrger^  conflrainer  j  a 

vi$Unt/iibdu€ryCênquirêt^ouercom9nir..vrr)-<rr- 

porchaflcr,  conac  vn  arc  To  cafty  orjboôt  awrie^ as  a 

.  bow,tbat  u  (trmger  m  one  fide  then  ofonàtlm.i  >  v:v , 

Forchcminé.  Prandered,goneoutaftbi  way^^-^^^^^'s 

Fordicminer.  To  wmdtryfiragle,  take  a  wrong  €Ourfè^ 

goe  out  of  the  way.  <    ;^^)î^'^^^}^t 

Forchëttc.  L#ai([C  Fourchette    ^■^W:^'^:^-'^^^^^^ 
Forclorrc.Ta  exclude,reieâ/xpilJfÀtèHt^^  to  sBfimJfb 

from,or,  not  admit  vrito.  \  ^^  •  "^     \  ^ 

Forclos  :  m.  pfè  :  f.  Excluded^  rtURtdy  èkftlkdyfflmt 

out^difmifed,  or  debarred  fi^m-  *.  ^  H^  i  v  i 

Forchiiîon  :  lAn  excbsfionjfrfimttingoxti  m  d^mijfmt^ 


&r  debarring  ^om.  l    "^     ^         V 

Forcoinmand:  m.  A  putting  out  of  pojfejfm  ,9r  a 

voiding  éf  pêffefm ,  by  order,  or  commaund  of  a. 
•   '  Court.  ^        ^  o| 

Forcommandc  :  m.  ée:  f.  voided,outed,  or  put  outjf 

Forconlcillé  :.in.  ce  :  f.  lU  aduifed,cotinfelled amijfc. 

Voxconfi^ûlcv.Togiueillcounfell. 

Forcontc  :  tn.  A  mifreckonmg,  or  mifcounting. 

For  conté  :  m.  ée:  f.  éMifrecIfpnedyCOuntedamiJpe. 
Forconter.  To  mifiecl(pn,or  count  amijfe. 

Fore  :  f.  ^  For  ;  ^  ^o«y^  ,         / 

Foré  :  m.  ce  ;  f.  Bored^  pierced  ^  wbefein  bêles  art 
made. 

Forer .  To  bore,  piercé,mdl(e  holes  in.  ^ 

Fores.Dcfores.^^^i//?(^/</,^/fe(!/I    ^ 

Foreft:m.Lo{?ikeForet.  ^ 

Foreft  :  f.  A  Forefi  ;  a  great,  (and priuHedgedjfvoody  cy 
wooddie  wildernejje*.  Some  (Frenchmen)  h^e  gem- 
rally  interpreted  it  (from  the  Latine  words  foris,  & 
fta)  a  Place  whereto  the  accejfe,  and  ejitrie  is  firbid^ 
den,  by  the  owner,  vnto  others  -,  and  hence,  it  feemes^ 
that  priuiledged  fifl^ings,  or  large  waters  (ivheran 
none  but  the  Lords  thcreofcouldpjh)  were  alfo  tear- 
medJroKÎh. 

Forcftain:  m.  inc:  Ç.iVûoddie,wildyfvrrtfi'li\e. 

Forcftier:  m.  A  firrefter,or  fifler  ^  a  Fjeper  of  or  WyA 
firreft*,  a  7(aunger,H^oodman,  or  Wood-warden  \  an 
Officer  that  lool^es  to  the  Kjngs  woods,  orfvrrefts  j  (In 
old  time  the  pouernours  of  Flanders  (for  the  French) 
were  teàtmtd  Foreftiersj)  alfo^  ajirrainer,  alien^ 
firanger.    ^ 

Foreltier:  m.cre:  f.Woodie^fbrrefi'lil(e',oforbehngini 
to,a  fbrreft  ywild,  fauage  j  alfo,prraine. 
Sergent  foreftier.  i^^ife^  Sergent. 

]t*èTCt:m.AGimblet,orPiercer. 

Forfaiift  :  m.  A  crime,  finne, fault ^ifdeed,pffence,tref 
paffe^tranfgreffton. 

Fotfiii(â:  m.  âe:  f.  Ofended,finned,mifdêne,  tref^af 
fèd  i  alfàioffending^  finning/nifJoing. 

Forfàidlure/^  Forfaiftj  a  tranfgrejfton-,  alfo,afirfi'h 
tme,orconfifcation.    ^  .  ^  ^ 

Cela  nous  appartient  par  forfaîéturet^u  fcigncur 
féodal  .Thereto  we  haue  no  poffibilitie  of  right. 

Voïùke.Tofinne^  ofcnd,commit  afiult^  mffdoe,  tmf 
f^effe,trefpaffeagain^^^alfo^tofbrfèH. 
Si  miye  forfai6l  les  pourceaux  le  fouf&cnt  :  Pro- 
Pi^sfitre  the  w&rfefbr  harmesdone  by  the  Sow.^ 

Forraiture.  4tf  Forfeidurç.  » 

Forfait.  ^  Forfeiâ^  ^  ,  ^w  * 

Forfan  im.A  knaue,ro^e,  r  a  fiait,  Ta1febiU,vim,  v$l- 
Uine,  vagabond,  bafe  fèUow^  filtbiefiaue,  naugbtie 
packfyleud companion.  ^^iu:  . -^ 

Forfanter.  Toplayibi  rogues  to  mmn  aUbemcMUi 

With^  .-./^'V  -.J:^,:■/.l^>■■^'-^■*'•■ 

Forfoiitcric:  f.K(nutfièJpiaiurii,viHa»iei»lfi^(rj(t 
Foreaec  :  m. 6:  f.  Kedeemdjbsdfrom pnmi.  ^  -   , 

Foœaccr.  to  nditmyW^  •*'>«^'^''*^*  „1« 

FoSS:  m,Amre,or}aU<fgf>oi,vpon^f^ 

t^Tcmps  de  forçai  cmain^i^er^fi'^^^'f^JZ 
of  goods  in  exec  utUnMuen  vnto  the  exécutée  tojrm 

trtotàtu?ehkcfiktèfy^to\^uehu^lf^% 
theim^'m\ÀchUmMrmthem^^f^^n^  ' 

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Forijerontm 

For!>;ctturc:^ 
Fort;cur:m. 

iliicntQrydcu 

Forlui.  A  voboi 
ofhuntfmn 

Forhucr.Ti^w 

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Forilfir  de  rail 

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Foriffu^tm.u! 
Forjugcrtii.é 

(Tt  onled  by  a . 

Forjugeinent 

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Forjugcr  T 
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F  or  jurement 

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di/cbargmg, 

Forjurer.  Tc 

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Forjurer  r 

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^ot  appeupe 

Forjurer  1 

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fiidors.    . 

Forlignant. 
Forligné.  73 

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"Pf or  th, great  hompeidr  of  an  honefl  difpoftiion.   ' 
Foreé  :  m-  ce:  {.for^cd^nade.fiimed yfyjmed^fhfh.o. 

Tied,     '  *  '  . 

Forgeant. TofgUgyjram'mg;  rporkîng at  the  Anuyle. 

Ert  forseàntoiidcvicntfebvFeiPro.Looitc  Fcbvrc. 
i  Forgemcnt:  m.  Afirgîng.tnakmgyfiamm^yalfo,  a 

t     b^fei  ouer-nachmg.  '         **    '^    ,  /  •  ^ 

Forier.  Xofvrz,c,makc,framc\  com^ofeyhammer^deuijc, 
f},]nc;:nucnt]  ap,a  horfe  to  oHCf-nach.oYCut  hiifiye- 

jlitwithbkh'.ndti'.  _  ^/    ' /. 

\.Qxaçxon'.vn.AVorg(Y^orTûrge-man'^aSmith.      . 

For<'etturc:f.l^'»'fe'^Fo''je<^i"'C'^     "^     • 
Fort'cur:  m.  Afhrgcr,malîey,fJmcr,compofiy^coyHcr, 

menter,dcuifir.    ■ 
Forhu.  //  Tvhoo-rvhup  ;  or,  //;«  i:^//,  hoQting.onvhoopirig 

2huntfmcn-at  the  death  of  their  chace.  "    • . 

Fornuer.  To  ivheopeyfl)out,hôot,holloiv^rie  tvhoo-rvhitp . 
Forlbolcs.<M  Fariboles.  ^Rab.  . 

For  cà  :  tti.  4  iuttingtor  leaning  eutyOr  oner  y  a  rcUiJhy 
\     ol out-footing..    ■  '  '  ■  .. 

i  For|C(ftiJre  :  f.  The  coping,  or  water  table  of  a  wall  y  a 
r^^HifljyOr  fooling  out  of  a  rvaîlyor.from  a  foundation. 

Fô^bt.^Forjctt. 

Foijettcr.To  iutyrelli^yCopCyleane  out^hang'me-fyalfOyOs 

Forcharter,  '  ( 

Forjetture.^fForjeâure.     ;  .  "  _     .■ 

Forilfir  de  raifon.  To  tranfgrefcy  or  exceed  the  limits  of  ■ 

remn.        /    .  ; 

¥oMu:m:ué:f.Sprimg,oYilfuedotitof 

Forjugc  :  111. ce:  f.mongÇiUyiudgedy  alfoydijpojfeffed^ 
ar  onled  by  a  ludgement,  ,   .       . 

Foriugement  :  m.  A  wrongftU  iudgmg^or  vniuji  con- 
demning of'^  alfo^a  disinheriting^depmmg^dilpopjjînz 
of;  dfo^  an  outing  i)poH  a  judgement.  ?  • 

For!iiger.T(?  iudge.or  condcmneyWrongfuUy\alfo^todif 
ink  lit  c,  dcpriite^  difpojjcp  of^  alfff  to  out  by  ludge^ 

mnt.  '  ■  '      ■   •       '      ^  •  .  •;.. 

Forjugcr  Tablent.  ^,For jurer  Tablent^  ./^ 
Forjur  :  n^./l  quitting^  rcleafe^  difcbarge  ofyor^às  For\ 

jurement.         '       •  / 

Foriurcment:  m.  A  quit  ting^  fir  fallings  abandoning^ 
mumg^YenouncmgialfujafeUingyOra^^^       5  a/foy  a 

difcbargmg.      *         .  ^.  >; 

Forjurer.  To  quit^forfakCy  abandon^  r enounce ^abiure^ 
giueouer-y  to  releafe  vntOy  alfi^o  felly  alien^  pafc 

I    Forjurer  Tablent.  To  barre^find  amerce Jby  decree.an 
k/ibfent^ndmlfaadefindantyory^  defendant  that  wU 

;rorjmer  les  faâciis.  To  quTtytxcufe,  difchatgeyOY 
' ^^^He  frofecutingof^  the committersya^otSyOr  male- 

rorlignant  Degenerating^growing  out  of  kind. 

rorligncmcnt  :  iç.  A  degenerating. 
-  r  orligncr.  To  degenerateyor  pom  out  ^fl^d  ;  to  differ 
•^ conditions  fi'om his aunceftors ;  al/by  a  viUaine^  baf' 
^^^^iurftran^erytomatchmtbap^eeytru^ 
1  ^^'^^  mmân  ;  ta  marrie  ont  of  hà  ranime  yOr  condition^ 
^Ifiylandto  defcendcoUateràllyy  or  g$e  out  of  one  line 

^l^anotber.  ' ■^■y^yt^^^   :y.r,J  ' 

former. 45 Forligncr.    v^;*.  ,*    v  /. 
^^^mgt.jTeriefi^^^^  '     ^ 

A-cs  chiens  diaucnt  dc  fbrlongc.  The  dogs  arefarre 
>^^^dthe  Deere  Màtey&Cé       -  ^^^-- 

»-*  chiens  rcfentcnt  de  forlonse.  The  dogs  find  of 
l^^T>eer€y^bougbhebefirrioff^befire^tbem.  ^^ 

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Forlonge:  m.ce  :  f.  Gone far'elefm'ejcft  jarre  behind. 
Forlollgei:.  To  goefarre  before  yUaue  farre  behind.     ^* 
Fonriage.  5tf^  Fourmagc. 
Fornia;3;cric.^Fourmagcric.       ' 
F(^nnaillet:  m.  An^iruhaunicd  image ^or  -,  epr efcntati- 

on  of  fome  creAtur€yWOïnc  abo'iH  ihe  nccke^io  preferue 
the  v^earerfrqm  danger  ;  See  Fermailkt.   '     \ 

Fonualitcrf.  Pomalitiçy  quafntnejji;^  prvciCcneffem 
outrv^ird  m^itters  j  alfOy  thcliricljmnc  of  prnceciU/io 
orpltiding^inlarv.     •     •  '%■■-. 

Perdre  Ton  proccz  par  vnc  foiinalitc.  ToJoofc  his 
fuit  y  b)>  an  error  cowmined^  or  cluufc  mijul^iyfiy  in  h:^ 
declnaiion,&c.  ■ 

se  Formali7,er.  To  talic  in  d;id:!^mri  to  be  d':fcontcntc4 
rvith^oroP(>ofckïmriiiè'a(lW!lt. 
Se  roniîaiizcr  ^oux^^xucun.'l'ovfidcrîal^^s  ones  quar- 
rell  openly}^  to  Imbarlic  himfcljè  into  a  quarrcll  /Sr  a- 
n other.         r  ^ 

Formarcher.^i  Fauv-marclicr: 

For  mariage.:,  m.  t!Marriagc  againfi  LaWy  or  Cujïomc  3 

alfo^mariage  out  of  ranh^^or  condition.         ,■: 

Amende,  ou  droid  dc  fonnari^ge.  is  the  kilfcy  or 
•    Unrdy  07  (as  the  cuftomc  is)  other  part  of  rvhatfoeucr  a 

villaihe  is  vpovthy  forfeited  to  his  Landlord^  or  Lord  cf 
' .  the  lurifdiStion  wherein  loe  tincs^  by  marry mg  a  woman 

''thatsfrec^orofaforraine  luriidiaion^this^althouql)  be 

rhauegotleaue  to  doe  it  -y  where  as  if  be  doc  it  wiikout 

.^^leaueJic  loofes  60  ^^morc-Jn  former  times  bn^ards.and 

Ç#  .|j  .jf?y^«^cn,  who  married  other  then  bafiayds,  or  ji,  .;?:- 

^     "^  gerSyWerefubieUtoihispenaltie  ;  Now  ih(fcwr/>ofiy 

'    plaicsyand  thefe  in  fomCyarc  wholly  exempted  fior//  it. 

Form'aric.  ^iarrledout  of  bis  ranl^c^degrtCyOr  cmuliti- 

on  y  OY  to  a  woman  ofafurrnine  lurifdiffion. 
Forirq.rier.  To  marrie  out  of  his  raril^c^degrecy  or.condi^ 

tionjfMtoawomanofaforrainelurifdiéiion. 
FonVi^iOn.  A  formmg.framing^fhjhioning. 
Forme  :  in.  A  l(ind  of  Vaulcony  or  lo'/ig-wlngd Hawl^e. 
Forme  ;  f.  Aformcyfafhion^  manrièr;method\  a  monU^ 

pstterneydraiightyframeyrcprefentÈfionytipeyCh^^acicr'^ 

fhapÇyrefernblanceyfauor^fgure  of-ylalfoy  a  cbecfcjut^  or  • 

chesford  ;  alfOy  a  long  Bench  y  or  ¥  orme  to  fit  on  j  alfoy  a   \ 

ShoomalieYsljft'yalfoya  Hares  forme. 

En{oxmQSormaUyybandfvnilyyOrderlyycisitJhouldbe. 

En  forme  dc.  Re femhlingyor  lil{e  vnto. 

^Â  telJe  forme  telfoulicr  :  Vio\.(Ofa  thing  fittedyOr 

fitly  fuited,)/ 
Forme  :  tn.  ée  ;  f.  Formedyfhapedy  fnfhioned  ;  drawn Cy 

piôluredyprintcd.figured  ;  framed. 

Hérétique  fprmc.  Afitlly  refolutey  arrant^  hcreticke. 

Partie  fonnce.  An  accufer  in yOr  follower  of  a  crimi- 

riall  a6lion(in  rejpeB'ofhisparticnlarinterefi'y)  Loo{e 

Formel  * 

Formel:,  m.  elle:  LTormallyplaineyOpenyfiatyexprcfley 

exa^lyabfolutCypyopery  according  to  Art^y  eàrneftyVchc- 

mentyviofentyfefoluteyfïiffeyobftmates 

Contradiftion  formelle .  ^rbich  appeàrf^^  is  ex^ 

preffedyinthecafc^andcaufe. 

Enncmy  formel.  A  profiffedyOpenyOr  vtter  e/temie^ 

Garent  formel.  5^^  Garent.  •   . 

Partage  reel^Sc  îormtl  A  partition  fidly  exceuied-ya 

r^attyor  aBuall  partition. 

.'  Parue  formelle.  A  Complainanty  or  Accufer  in  a  cri-* 
minali  a^on^^as  in  Partie  fjïméci(This  accufer  of  ers 
to  ly  m  prifin  with  him  he  aceufesy  vntiU  he  baue  made 
good  his  accufationM  isfcldomc  taken  at  his  vwd.) 

Fonnelier:  m.  A  Laft-maker. 

Pormclizc:  m.ée;  f.For medywherennttf forme  is  giuen. 

Pormclizcv.Toforme  ;  to  giueyor  adde  forme  vnto. 

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vehimently^refolHtelfiixa&fyyprecifelfi  aifo^quitkfj^ 

fpetdily^jbYthwithjunmeduitty;!»^^^ 
Forment:  f^^cifjVif^uietedyvexed^affit&ed^mo^ 

harriedjtùTpHented., 
V  onr^nci. To  vix^difquUt^affiia^meU^  tor- 

mentygiue  much  trouble  vnto. 

Forment  :m.  &  fortncntcc:  f.  Furmentie^jybeat,See 
Froumcnt  &  Froumcntcc- 

Forment.  Almoll{aéin,  forment  gucry;)  alfùy  excee- 
dingly^ greatly  ^  mightily  y  verte  much  j  (forment  ma- 
lade.) 

Foïnnentin:  m.î;icî  f.  0/^rfc^tf/. 

Vnc  piliirc  formentinc.  A  loafi^  or  lurichion  of 

ïphite  l/rCéid.       •  % 

Former.  To  frrmeyfhjhion^puipe',  mal^e^framey  order  y 

dijpfcy  inlliîute  \  figurCy  draWypïHurty  deuife^  reprc- 

Former  le  proccz  à,  To  draw  an  Jndiflment  a- 

gamft.      /       • 
^FôTmerçtsrm,  The  fmall branches  ofa\^aulty  in  the 

endsyortnfide  thereof.  ^ 

Formi  :  m.  An  A/ttya  Pifmeare  ;  Lool^e  Fourmi. 
Formiant.Poulx  fDt.Thepulfe  that  beats  veriefitftj^ut 

verie  weal(ely  ;  (ajigne  of  approcbing  death.) 
Formidable  :  com.  FeareJuUydreadfuUyterrible. 
Formie  :  f.  ^^  Formi. 

Formiere  :  f.  An  Ahts  hillyor  neaJlofT'tfmeares. 
Formiliere.  as  Formiere  ;  alfo^ak^ndofwartinthe 

fimdamentyfnmewhatrefcmbûng  a  MulBerrie. 
FormlUement  :  m.  The  pricl^lingfmart  ofRingr^ormesy 

orwaYtSyld^e^bejlingmgofAnts. 
Formilles.  as  Herpes. 
Forn^lIon.^yfe/TiZ  black^c  Spider  li\e  an  Ant^ndjpot^ 

ted  on  the  bâclée  with  little  fiarfe-iiliejpeclis. 
Formion:  m.  A  fmall  AntyOt  Pifmeare. 
Fonnpret  :  m.  ^  {ind  offtrong  Lye  whereof  Soape  ir 

;  ,  made.      ■  .,  ■  '      '      '■'''■^^■'■■ 

Formort.  «  Formorturç.  « 

Formqrturc  :  f.  An  Efcheat  falling  tOy  orfucceffumfkl-^ 

tingoh^manyby  the  death  of  another." 
Fonnofité  :  f.  Beauticy  comermefeyVpeU'fauouredneJpe^ 

fweet  feature.     '  ^ 

Formoturc.  as  Formorture* 

Formulaire  :  m.  TbefUUyfàfhionyOr  manner  ofprocee- 

ding  m  the  Law -y  a  Prefident  for  the  drawing  of  a 
\    'DeedyTateht,  Tleadini^  &c  ^  alfhy  a  v^omans 

thing. 

Praâiden  qm  entend  bien  (on  formulaire.  A  cun- 
ningpleader. 

Foraiulc  :  f.  A  fiile  in  TPriting  ;  a  certaine  rule^  4rder^ 

manneryfhJlûonofproceediag^orpkadingyinLaw. 
Fomafje.  5€r  Fournaac. 
Fomaiie.^Foumaifcvtfjfinftfre.  >^ 

Fonûcateur  :  m.  Afornicaiorywenc^er^fmell'fmoclte^ 
muttan-munger^whore'bmteT. 

Fornication:  {.rmikanon\  Ucberie committed  by  a» 
vnmaniii  confie.        : 

Forniquer.  To  pUty  the  fmùcstm  j  to  Uacher  it  y  vnmar- 
fiedja^aMvnmarriidpeffin.   ^^     -^'  - 

Pott)M(cr.  Towandee  farte  out  of  hU  comtuy  {aU 
y#,  a  wiU  beafl  to  abandon  the  Couort  (wbifiin 
be  vfith  to  lodge)  end  fyoy  #r  talfi^  into  the  Cham- 
pion. '■^■'    ■•'•••r-'->^.  :  ":••:"    ':  ''-^.Ij/ 

Fomzikr.'TomifpeakeyOrfpeakfiB.- 
scVoTp2S[crà^m2».TâgoaJUpfirtbeftben  koneeds, 


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For  pic  :  £  The  mouthy  or  middle  of  an  opened  yair^  ^r 
fheeres.  ♦   ^ 

Forrage.^  Forage. 

Fonegardant.  Out-loolimgyor  awry'lcol(mg. 

Fors.  JLxcepiyVnleJfe,  but  onefyy  tfoiihout  it  be  ^  al^o 
without  door  es  y  or  abroad  i  alfoy  out  y  right  cut  Ji 

.  W/.  .  .  ,     V        •  /  # 

Foriage.  Ouer-w eight  in  nwntyyWbeh  a  peece  ^  hiauh 

'  ^henitjhouldbe.  1 

Forfaire  :  m. // Gtf ///-y/j^f .     , 

Forfcné.  ^  Forcené. 

Fort  :  m.  A  Fort.HoldyFortrefe-y  alfoya  ftandini^orfa, 
led  Campe  y  defended  andg^rt  about  with  ditchesyrnm-  \ 
,  pierSyOrpaUifadoeSyand  little  ha  fiions  y  ajfuyihehearbt 
Wormewood  (fotearmcdofthe  firongfmtU  rt^hub  it 
hath.)  •  fc  ^ 

.  Lc  fort  d'un  affaire.  Thf  chie fi fl point  in^hardefifm 
cfy4  bufmeffe. 

Lc  fort  d'une  boule.  The  drawing  party  or  hyasofa 
Bowie.  ^ 

Le  fort  d'un  cerf.  The  boldofaStdg\  the  thic\et,or 
couert  wherein  he  fyeSyOr  whereto  hefiyesm 

tes  forts  des {oxcd^.Thicl^et s ^or  the  tbicJceJl parti rf 
forrefls. 

Lc  fort  d'un  lièvre.  The  couert  of  a  Hare.  — 
Fort  :  mlforte  :  £  Strongy  tough/nafmer^hàrdie,^mdit^ 
liiflie^  akle-bodied'y mightie^forcibleypowerfiill^efcc' 
tuall;  able  to  beare  a  s^eatfhockty  affattlty  or  hm\ 
Forte  clameur.  A  fine  ofï'j  s.  vj  d.  Tou^r.  due  to  tht 
Kjng  within  the  Chaftelltnie  of  Montereau  (vfcn  tut- 
rie  perfonall  aClion)  for  the  firfifummonsy  or  fmifi  cf 
the  iVt  it  ^although  the  parties  agree^and  the  catifepro- 
ceedno  further  ;  If  it  doOyand  come  to  a  hearings  vi)  s. 
vj  d.  mitft  bepayed^  bothjby  the  partie  thatfirjiyeelds^ 
orisfoyled.  , 

Forte  monnoye,  folz  forts.  Good  money,  monty  of 
the  befi/ortyor  mofivalue\(fo7  ly  folz  ioïiS  aremrth 
40  folz  Tour.)  A  word  peculiar  to  the  Sol,  and  ifcd 
when  the  recl^oning  and  rates  of  money  were  grourM 
thereon.  * 

VnhdisÇoït.  A  thtclie  wood. 
Lcfài(ftfort.Sf^Faia.  ' 

.    Terroir  tor  t.  ^  hard^or  bungrie  foyle. 

Fort  en  bi  ide.  Stubborneyfioutyvnrulie^tad^roni. 

Fort  comme  vn  Dauphin  en  terre.  vMefl  wake  y 

mofifeebliyOfnoforceatali. 

Le  fort  portant  le  foihlcGood  and  bad  together ^one 

with  another. 

Tes  fortes  ficvrcs.  A  plague  choake  theCy  ape^Utnce 

tal^e  thee. 

Cecy  n'eft  pas  fort  à  faire.  There  is  nogm^fiicul^ 

tieinthis'yitisnotbardtodoe. 

lc  me  fais  fort  de  cela.  1  take  that  matter  vpon  mji  I 

amaffnredofiti  1  frefumOyrelyyOr  build  on  Ui  1  date 

vndertal(0  that  it  will  beare  me  out. 

Faire  main  forte  d.  ItfCiif^  Faire,         ^,  >     _. 

Fort  eft  qui  abbat,&  plus  fort  qui  ferdeve.Prov. 

HetbatrecoMersafoykuBroMiertbenbetbatgaMe 

Ciui  attetTa  il  a  fcrt  t^ps  :  Prov.  viz.  tbitd(es  bit 


tiMe vcfM i^Vf . '-'       -.*'/., r-'i^v.  •--.v^.'..Y»«^,vi'': 
Fort.  (Adverb.)  jrme^o^riemiub^MUfyyfxttt' 
dinilj^xceffmely^txtreamtifi'Vthimaitlf.  ^*!i 

Fort  &  Ferme.  iJoitrFeroie»  *         ,^ 

Aufoitallcr.  Atmtji.êtwfrfi/ftbewêfficemto 

tbenmlt,  .  .     ■  '  '-^^-ï.;!^"-- ':"'*'  .'.-tiiu 

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abty-.tftauaUfytoui 

ly,  verie  much. 
Fortcrcffe  :  £  ^  t'ortr 
Fortet.  ^  Fortclet.  Pn 
Fprtifiablc:  com.  For 

Fortification:  iFûrnf 

Fortifie  :  m.  et  :  f-  Fw 
tediiHfbreed^embUû 

Fortinement  :  m.  ^ 

cvtg, enabling.    ^    ^ 

Fortifier.- To /i^/i)?«,yi 

mlïrce,confirme  ;  ban 
Fortiltrcr.  à  Deere  tf 

lajedfw  bim. 

Fortraélioii  :  f.  ^  titrci 

Fortrairc.  To  lurch.pui 

portrait:  m.  aitc:f.L' 

Fortuit:  m.  itc:f.  Caf 

happoiing  by  chance. 

Cas  fortuit,  ^n  o^ 

ley. 

Fortuitement,  ^4 

hiiird\mrebyhapt\ 

Fortunable:  com.  D<fi 
FortunaI.-«  Fortune} 

ptfiatfea. 
Fortune:  f.Ftfr/«»e;«i 
aiunture  \  alfo^ftk 
Courir  fortune.  Te  l 
put  ba^ftd  (wbetbei 
chitjèi)tobeneerejOr 

Suyvre  la  fortune . 
ftrantjerftde. 
Fortuné  9i(ie  à  cdu 
tune  aides  him  that  lot 
»n  tbefirward» 
Fortune  n'  cipargn 
donne  &  reprend,  te 

^treinomantkeepes 
ditm. 

Fortune  ne  vient  fc 
l«u;orj0ne  ill  luclfefb 

I<es  biens  de  fbttun 
fwimes  blefings  fiit 

'  lite  {be  age  »f  a  Mom 
Contre  fortune  nul 
^iibftandbisdejiiniei 
Aflcxfoit  qui  ibrtu 
"t«nchaflè:Prov.  H 
fi^M  be  dees  more  tb 
AuxycuxlaLuncbc 

Juoavautvneof» 
wgeffe:  Proii^  Bettn 

romine:  m.  éc:f.  Fan 
firtmate,MejiJr9kb 

nommément  FortMn 

p  fhfro^eroiify^    ^ 

^orXmçx.Tomakefirt 
^i'^^PteceffiimtK^  «^ 

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Fortement  St/0ngfyi  fircibfy,  mifhtify,  ptmrfiUy, 
ablyyefeOuaUji  mghfyybardilyiextreâmepimant' 

ly^verietnucb, 
Fortcrcflfe  :  £  ^  Vortrtjji^  HûW.-~a* 
V^oxtçv  M  Vonc\t:t.?fetie  and ^rong,    \,     ^  :,J,  , 
Fortifiablc  :  com .  F  or  ti  fiable  ;  rvhtch  ma)  be  fifUped. 
Fortification:  iForlificatim-y  the  Art^vrvrnke^fi^' 

Fortifie  :  m.  et  :  f-  fortified',  flrengthentd^cmtimr*' 
tediiftfbrcedy  enabled  y  coiijfïrmedy  hardened^  fetled^ 

tjfured.  .       .   _" 

FprtifieiTient  :  m.  :A  jwùfyini,  flrengihenmgy  mfif- 

cingyenabling.         -"  .  .    , 

Fortifier.-  To^rtifieyftrengthen,  corroborate -y  enabUy 

wèrceyconfrme-ybardenyfettle.ajfure.      . 
Fortiitrer.  A  Veere  to  Jhun  the  place  wherein  dogs  are 

byed  pr  httft,  ■''■         i. 

Fortraâioii  :  f.  ^  litrcbing,  purloyniïig  j  withdrawing. 
^OTtWïC'To  lurchypudoyne-y  withdraw  frevi. 
Portrait:  m.  aitc:  f.  Lurched^purloyncd-y  withdrawnc. 
Fortuit:  m.itc:f.  CapfaU,accid(ntaUyat  aduenturCy 

hâmnïngby chance.    . 

Gas  fortuit.  Anofencecommiltedby  cbiMe-med- 

Fortuitement,  CafuaUy^hy  clM^ce,ât  adnenturey  by  hap 
hi\àid\mrebyhapthettat^citmmg.   -'  m   . 

^'oxtmMcx  coxn.DJfaprouiyVnfbrtunate.^(^^^ 

Fortunal.  -«  Fortune  ;  alfoyagreatydndfuddaine  tern- 
ptjlatfea.  ,  .,:>j .  uj.:!  .  •  ;^ 

Fortune:  {.Port une  ;  a!fayhapyChaunceJuckM,ha';^d, 
aiuentwe  ;  alfo^jlimey  jhtkUn eeefitie,  !  '  t  • 
Courir  fortune.  To  be  in  great  danger.)  t»  incurre  a 
peat  bayard  (whether  of fhipwracke,  or  My  other  mif 
chitfh,)tobeneereyOrnextdoreytoajbipwracke. 
Suyvre  la  fortune.  Ttf  fiUawy  or  adhere  vato,  the 
psntjerjide.  .       .^^  .  .- 

Fortune  laicic  i  cduy  qui  fc  veut  ai(fcr  ;  Vso.  For- 
tune odes  him  that  loues  to  aid  himfelfi  ;  jbrtune  helps 
»n  the  firrvard»  * 

Fortune  n*  cfpargnc  ny  fa-vitcur  ny  Maiftrc,  elle 
donne  &  reprend,  tel  eft  fon  eftre  :  Prov.  Fortune 
l^areiiumanyl(eepes  ho  couenMtSy  ob férues  no  con- 
dition. ..y  ■■■ 

Fortune  ne  vient  feule:  Vtov.lUlude  cornes  not  a- 
^\or/>ne  m  luc{e  fbllowes  in  the  necke  af  another. . 
Les  biens  de  fortune  paflent  comme  la  LunerPro. 
ffrtimesbltfiigsfit  bi^e  the  Motiu  -^or  hardly  conti- 

'"netheauof  a  Mooned  <  >"  v         ' 

CoiW^rortune  nul  ne  peut  :  Prov.  No  man  can 
»ithfiand  bit  deHinie  j  or  M  againfi  a  chance. 
Aflci  £iit  qui  fortune  pafl'e,  &  plus  encor  qui  pu- 
»  tain  chaflê  :  Prov.  Ht  does  much  that  ill  fortune  mif 
f^i^taht  does  mote  that  quits  a  wbore.n  ,  -  '  ,^ 
Aitt  ycuxla  Lune  bonne  fortune  :  Pro.  S^rtune. 
Juoa  vaut  vne  once  dc  fortune  qa*  une  livre  de 
"geffe:  Prov.  BtttvrÙM  •out  of  good  fortune  tl}eit 
*P«midofgooifontaft^t%^:  ^n-inm^i-h >     '  •;  1  ^ 

rortune  :  m.  et.  f.  TmwuteyhâppiejHckle  j  alfoymade 

^J^^.yief}idwitbgO0dbap.    t^  V  W  ! 

'•ortunànent  Portmutely,haPtihJitcWf,fuceeJjl!ue- 

^^^tr.TomakefmimaUy  kl$ffimth£ooih»>,giue 
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'â  dif^ejditcbyor  trench  about  a  towne^fort^camp^clûfc^ 
or  bût^e\  LûojfeTroAc.  V 

Cul  de  fofTe.  ^  dungeon  j>ï  deepe  hole  in  a  prifonfor 
haynoiu  malefkClors. 

Encre  la  hayc  &  le  fbffé.  Betwee%e  baY\e  and  tree  ; 
on  narrow  tear  mes  y  ataftrait  pmcb }  when  one  bath 
but  Uttle  fl^fi  tomal[eforhimfelfi,when  hemuji  either 
breal^e tbrough tbe hedge, and be/iratcbcd  j  ot^rpode 
through  tbe  ditcb^and  be  wet.  -        ' 

Faire  de  la  terre  le  foiïc^Todifpofeôf  his  owne  ai  his 
ownepleafure  j  or^to  mal^e  reafinabU  good  jhif)  with 
thai  hebath'y  orJDj  charging  to  difcbarge^by  hurt  m  ^  to 
helpejnmfelfè.  '        '^ 

De  terre  d' autriiy  remplir  fon  fbïïc.  To  m.il(e  zp 
bss  mouthy  orjiufehispurfe  fiiU,  xpub  another  mans 

_money.         ^  :.   ^ 

FofTc  :  ^Anypltycr  hole  ;  but  mofl  commonly  that  y  which 
IS  round  (for  Foflc  i^more  properly  f  long  one,  )  hid, 
made  intOyand 'appearing  aboue^thc  groundffor  a  caue^ 
dcnnCy  or  hollow ,  whofe  greater ^ariiJi  hidden  vnucr 
groundyis  more  fitly  tearmedy  C^yçrne,  &Cj)  benccya 
GrauCy  a  Moteyôr  Pond  for  fijh  y  and fbr/ietimes  (though 
feldome)  a  ditchytrenchyOr  deepe  cbahneU. 
Fortjp  ct>ye.  A  priute -takes  Jboufe  of  office. 
Fofle  à  poiflbns.  A  little  fi(h  pondyor fine  for  fifh, 
\\  eft  fur  Id  bord  de  la  foffe*  He  hauh  air ea dit  one 
Jbot  in  the grauc.^  >• .  / 

Mettre  les  clefs  fur  la  foflc.  A  widow  to  renounce 
the  adminifiration  of  her  hmbands  goods. 

c^  Vn  aveugle  mcinc  l'autre  en  la  foflc  :  Prov,  Lool^e 
Aveugle,    y     ^  '       :  . 

Foflclu:  m.uë:  (.D'tmpled -y  that  bath  a  little pityOr  bole 
intBemiddifiofU.  '     ^  .  : 

Foflcttc:  f.  A  little  pit i  fmall  hole  y  narrow  ditchy  or  ^ 
trench  i  alfiyA  dimple  on  the  cheekfjor  chin  j  alfoy  the 
hoUowneffethat  is  betwetne  the  guider  blades^  .^ 

Foflctte  dc  tocil  rfcf  o'f-j)ir. 

FofCetttdclzicùc.Thenapeofthenecke. 
.  dçàxëti  la  foflcttc. T#  play  at  cberrie-pitfwith  nuts.)    l 
Foflctteric:  f.  Pod^tnefTeyOf  the  being  fiiUofpock-hoUs.  • 
^'oflctteux:  tti.eijft;  ^  FuUoflittle^pit^s,  p^^k^h  W^ 

pock^holes.      '  3vl 

FolTlic.  Grand  f.  The  bigger  of  the  two  b^nes  in  the  leg4  ' 

Petit  foflilc.  Tbe  lejfe.  Loo^e  Focilc.       .   :    ^ 
Foflile  :  com.  Mfkb  isyor  tT^MiiSftU^  ;  ^     , 

Fofloir  :  m,  ^  Hoyau. 

Entre  deux  wiryperes  fc  perdit  1ft  foflbit:  Proy; 

Betweene  twofiooles  the  toy  le  goes  to  the  ground^oryos 
V    ^der  Coftipçtc,  : 
Foflbiirer.  as  Foflbycr. 

Y'o(ipymt.T>igging^ditcbing^renching.  ^ 

Fofloyc  :  £•  A  certaine  garment  vfefl  in  old  time. 
Fofloye  :  m.  ec:  £  Digged-^  ditchedytrenched  abouti 
Foflbyeincnt:  m,  A  diggings  aditcbmg^  trencbjngy 
'.:" •  pit-malfingp  '    ■•  /.v. ,.,.:.. ..    ,.  .. .^ r,.^'\ ,  .^.^ .   '  ^  .• .  ,<, -ç ^ 
Fofloy cr.T^  digt^to  ditcbyOr  trench  about)to  ma\e  a  pit. 

¥o({oycm:m.Azlif^er^rdittbn\Mfo,a^S^  • 

FoflToycurc:  iAjàggmg^yaditcbing,apit-9nal^g.j^^-^^^ 
J^otctlç.SarafinsSirtbwort^orHartwort.  nr/>q 

Fotcrnc <*^Fotcilc#  *  *^   ;-^v    ^    :    .      -^  •  r< 
Fotu:  m.  AfomontatumyfrmtdicMyapplyedtov^iffêj^ 

orcomforiyadifiétfedpàrt..} 

loll.  fBuvcx  fou  i  venez  fou }  dnnkfymcomf^w^^^ 
ruptfy  vfed  for  Fors.     -  ^^  ti^  ^^^  ^  *  ^  ^  ^  ^  v^^*^, . 
:,  Fouaces  6  Atbiciecàlfe  hajUly  4*  W»  •»  f  hoth^Kh 
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Manger  fa  foiiacc  fans  pain*  T#  idt  éy  kUéd  fir 
r^^nt  of  other  viauab.^ 

Fouacicr  :  m.  One  that  makes^orfeas^FoiiKcs. 

Foùagc.  Anyearetie  tax  y  or  d^iiejeuied  m  old  time  by 
fnpnjme  Lords  vpcn  euerie  ctymney^ir  houfe-fire  Ifept 
wtbin  their  dominions)  In  Chzxla  tbt  fifths  time  it 
VMS  4  livres  Toum:  Jince  that  timejat  moft  pUees,  tbi 
Tailles  baue  beene  introduced  m  lieu  thereof 

1^0U2à\\t.  The  Ytwa^  which  buHters  {tuetbard^  ut 
the  death  of awtldSwyne.  v^ 

Fouailler  :  m .  Iht  fmdiing^  ^[drejjtni  of  À  mid 

Srvyne.  .       '  \'  '  */,.  ,  \<».  '   "  '  "  .  :.  -  '  ■  . 

Foiian^m.  À  Mus1(e^ât\  «"yci  Foiiuine*; 
Fouarrc.^wFoarrc;  /        ^^  . 

Foaafle:  f.  ABunne,orUkeydfiilybâk(di  1^4^  Fou- 
ace.- ^  ."^  • 
Foùâflîer.  À  éake-malctr  ;  as  Fouader.    :  -,  ^ 
IPoucqucif.^cootiyOrfimie-Duclft. 

Foudre- •«  Fouldrc 

Fpudroyant.  Thunder^rii(mi  ;  dnrtrngthmtderbotts  ; 
violent  fy  beatings  ^petuoujly  bearing  dmne(âs  ibuai- 
derjaTidlightning^whàtfoeuer  it  lights  on.       \ 

Foudroyer,  as  Fouldroyer.  ^ 

î^UcSif.ThefmaUéjifort^BauenSyKjds. 

Fouerc  :  f.  la  fo.  The  Squirt. 

Foiiet  :  m.  A  whip^Ccourgejrod. 

Vn  foiiet  fans  corde.  A  Sergeants  CMâce  roheremth 

hearreftetb.  •    "    ' 

Vic  foiiet,*  au  vent.  Auant^  getyiu  pnckitt^ 

(a  l^tecb  wherein  foiiet  U  vfed  as  if  am  cêUmJH  4 

whip  to  driue  the  partie  fl/ol^en  to  away.y      h 

Il  a*a  pas  le  foiiet  pour  mener  cette  trompa  Bets 

notfufficientfirfoMuncingdwenebé    ::s^     : 

Fpucttablc:  corn.  H^rthie to  be whippiéU-'^ 

Foiicttadc  :  f.  A  lajbmg^wb'fpping^  fcburging. 

Foiiette  :  m.éc  :  ^  winppedy  Ujhed^  fçomrg/tdy  ierffedy 
fmndgjtd.  ''^         _  V....î.r'-^ 

Foiicttcnicnt:  m.  Awhippmgjajhmg,/€êurpngjbree- 

•  cbing.  ..     •-,•  V  :  -    .  ■  .♦'■  •.. 

Fouetter.  Tofcourge^wbipjajhjerfte^orierliejwmdg^^^ 
breech. 

Foiictteur  :  m.  A  wbipper^  fcourger,  breecber^  fwindr  \ 
ger^erl(er  Japper.  ^ 

Fouetteux  :  nixuiê  :  £  Fte  <p  *^  îrf^ 
Fbufbuleti^fiic^  louer  an  f 

'    whore. 

Fougade  :  {.A  Mine  ;  onvp-bfaw^^re^wir^e^or  wild 

fire \àlCe^lto\x%\xt.  .  V  «4  > 

Foi^aiTe  :  f.  A(thuke)  cake  baked  on  g  hot  bartb^  with 

hot  embers  layed  on  it^  and bummgcoales  ouer  them  j 
.    ijaùlceVoiiMcc.^  ^^'^•*'''  .  »  ^^'' 

^■Ictou»  ftndraypain  (ou  pafte)  pour  fouea(Ie. 

raufhnUbmofmemefw  another^  mMgoodeuerk 

.^^whUéÊêpubfktt^'^'^^^^  .-'  : 

Fouge  xlrhi  fêotv^^wiliSàj^         Tearne^. 
Fouecr.  Tarûat^MSwyneito'''      ^  -  ' 
Fougciaye.  A  feattueplètÊfg 
Foi^erc:  ft  Fwnwi^r4fi;I>^4:eFeucbcrfc^   <^:^ 


fid  ôffitriiy  or  ofanyfuch  tmjbutentyand  impttum^ 

paffm.  ,       ^ 

Foui  :  m.  ie  :  t  Digged^or  delued  mtojmmid^  or  tpht^. 

into  boles  are  made.  V^      .; 

Fouicr:m.LM^i|[cFouyer.  \        : 
Fouicr.iw  Fouiller. 
Fouigner.  To  whpe  ;  pmt^  towre^  hang  the  lipjcU 

Sowce.      t 
FouiUard  :w.A  lamie  bougbyor  branch.  ^  Koi  tri. 
Fouillé:  m.éc:  f.  Cvoped^fcanhed^  filtyrifitd*^  glfo^ 

rooted^ordigged(rpitb  the  nofejfir. . 

Fouillement  :  m.)A  gropwgjeclingjearchini^rifniç^ 
alfo^a  Yootingjor  digging  (with  the  nofe)  fir. 

Fouilfe-mcrdc.i4B^^//^r)î).)    ;       ^      v   ^ 

.Fouiller.  To^rope^feerchJtele(aU  ouer])  tio  rifie-^  ttfo^ 
.    toroot^ordig(wttbthenvfeyfir^ 

C'efl  trop  £as  ccrchcr  la  charité  de  fouiller  prci 
/  des  fcfles  :  Prov.  He  loclies  foo  lowfircharutttkat 

loolusfo  low  éu  the  buttocks. 
Fouifleur  :to.  a  groper^fcarcher^  feeler  ^  à  rifier^àioo- 

ter  \  a  digger  (with  the  nofe)  for.        /* 

FôuîUeur  iicTzu^c^.AflMolt-catcher.    - 
FouUlouie :  f.  A  bag^fcripyorfùwch.  4fBarrag. 
Fouine  :  f.  as  Foumne  i  atjo^alîmdof  inflYiimmt  m 

Jhips  Uifom  Eele-fbearoy  to  fit  il^e  fijh  witb  ;  âlfo^  a 

IrTm^^Beech-map.  %    ' 

Fouinnc:f.rte  FopHy  wood-Msrtin^  BrtchCMûrùn. 
^o\iit.Todêgydelue/nme/Kal(ekoles  in  the  ground. 

Fouir  aux  taupes.  To  turne  vp  the  hutes^  yitfaà 

:wprmes^af(e  M  dy. 

FouifCémcriU  m.  A  diggings  detuing.       x 
Fouifîcur:  ïtu  A  digger ^eluer\  ditcher '^labourer.. 
Fouïflciire  :  f.  *  Fouïffement. 
Foulée  :  A.  411  Foulemcnt. 

¥o\ûat.ACoote^mèore'Henneffinne-T)uckc 
Fàuldtcif.  A  thunderbolt.  . 

Pouldroyant.  Timi//frinj  and  li^tnkfgj/ijrtini  thun- 

derboUs  ;  Laol(e  Foudroyant.      ^ 
Fôuidroyé:  m.  éc:  f.  Thunder-ftrki[en,  blafledwitk 
I    lightmngyOnd tbunsUr yalfoyviokntfy  biatcn^or borne 

downe»  '  .  .  •/^•vr'.  o'>  v.  i!-«:/. /•■    .r''*^' 

Fouldrpyement:  m.  Athunderftrijiingi  aéarmiff 
.    thunderbolts  j  a  blafiing  with  lightninj^yor  (ml'iibtned) 

tbunderbolti^    -  "'  ^    ^^^ 

Fouldrqyer.  Tâ^afi^  or  dart  tbunderboltsyto  fitik^, 

bttrnmrbbifi  with  ligbtning^or  (mltghtned)  thunder- 

bêltsiHmealfêytobeat^  orbearedowne with  great 

violence  aU  that  comes  in  his  way.  ^ 
Foule:  f.  A  creiwd^€ffe,orthrmtgifpeople:iâ!/^^ 

'A  la  foule.  Tbrufting,thmtgint^i>tfdli^  arpoum^ 


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mtboMt either fiâreyfr,wit,  .    ^, 


bardyMevp&BtbetieekeofMnoibeu  ,     .  . 

Foulé  :  m.  ée:  f.  Tndtn^fiamfedMmwpleê  tn-^^, 

fiijtr  crtPiei  ij  the  feet, &€  ;  aWhtcn'^i  t^nrun 
t9g€tberiàif9jhM,mreffed,eMerihmtayVftiltit' 

L'hofti?fltoi.fiounfcplusfoulé:Prov.  Ti^  W 

(0rHùft)ii«lmtyescb»rgeJmfi^^ ^  f  ;'  ii//fc; 
FouWc-f.  7heSkttfMSUii,n>eT»flf*^^Jll 

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tbru^y  er  weig}}  i 
gdin(litoprefe,Oj 
Fouler  I]^honnc 
reproach^  or  vfe  0 
Le  cheval  fe  fol 
bis  feet. 

Foulcric  :  f.  as  Fo 
Foulcur:m.  ^rn 

tr ampler  on. 
Foulcurç  :  f.  ^^r- 

Foulcures.^5  F 
Fouliere,  ^rs  Foulei 

Foillis.  as  Foulcm( 

Foulla^c.  FuUag 

cloth  at  a  filing  I 

poulie^,  ce  .^.' 

Foule. 
V6\il\tï.Tofull^or\ 
FouUeure.  as  Foui 
Foûllon.  as  Fo'ulo 
FouUonnétm.éc 
FouUonaer.  Ta  fui 
FouUouaire.^iFo 

Fouloirc.  The  rou 
.  prefcyoflen  turnii 

cru(l}es  the  fluffe  t 
Foiiloiî  '  m.  AfiiUe 

Im^Millialfb^thi 

Bee. 

Chardon  à  fbulc 

Herbe  à  foulon. 

wortyBruifèwortj 
¥ô\ûqut.AC^otejf 
Foulure  :  f.  Atreai 

Foiilcracnt. 
Voulz.  Certain  peec 

thenedfe^andtbe 
_  y^hïcb  U  next  to  th 

Foupi:m.îe:f.  O 
^  on^r  crujhed  by  tn 

roupicr:m.^FriJ 

roupir.  To  rumple  J 

fijhionofbyfittia 

Fouquer.  Tofingi 

fTour.  I 

rouquct.  Tbeprol 

g^nselilieoupyWlM 

nofi^  runneftiltink 

Petit  Fouquct.1 

l^dfiUowiafmell 
Et  puis  adieu  Fol 

^JH  our  felues  A 
fhip.  I 

^^i^berintbepM 
^ourbalet.^3f| 

Jûin:àban,oubl 

f^Jbe  Unants  y  M 

J^^einitfiamùl 

J^^eer  contre  vn  fil 

^^n'eftpas  poul 

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la'mjl  ;  toprefe.oppreJfeJijiUyOiéercbarge^extriame 

Fouler  l]^honncur  dciTo  dif^race^orfiandali'^  ;  to 

reproach^  or  vfeêpprobrhufly. 

Le  cheval  fc  Ébulc.  T/;f  <7a>/e  Ufurbated^r  heated  of 

bis  feet. 
Fouler ic  :  f.  as  Foulcmcnt  j  â//5j  ^  Fouloirc. 
Foulcur:  m.  A  treader  (of  grapes ^  &C'J  a  fiamper^or 

irampUron.      :      .  ■'  ^■ 
You\cUïç:  f.Aftrame.ofwrincb^maièynt. 

Foulcures.  ^  Foulées,  %    • 

Foulierc.  ^t/ Foulerie. 

Foulis.  ^  Foulcment. 

Foullagc.  FuUage  \  money  payed  fir  the  tbiclfening  of 

cloth  at  a  filing  Mill.      . 
pouUc^-  CC  •^-  Fulled  as  cloth  in  a  ^If^^  alfoy  as 

Foule.  , 
V6v^Çï.ToféU^ottbic\enclothinaMïU. 
FouUeure.  as  Fouleurc.  # 

FoiiUon.  as  Foulon. 

FouUonné  :  m.  éc  r  f.  Thickened^orfuUed.  v 

Foullonaer.  TofiillyOr  tbic\en  ciotb  in  a  MlU. 
Foullouairc.  «  Fouloire.  f  Rab. 
Fouloirc.  The  round  trough^  wherein  the  wbeele  of  a 
I  .  prefeyoflenturningj  or  the  treader^  often  Jiampingy 

cru(l}es  theftuffe  th^  is  in  it^ 
Foulon  t  in.  A  filler  ^or  thiclfener  of  clothes  j  alf&y  afil^- 

Im^Milly  a!fbjthegreatyandfiinl(ing  DroaneyOrdorre- 

Bee.  .  ■   •  "  •.     .  .•   -■■    ..     . 

Chardon  à  foulon.  The  Tea^kyOt  Fullers  tbijile. 

Herbe  à  foulon.  FuUen  bearbey  Sopeweedy  Sope- 

i»OYtyBruifèwort.^   ^ 
¥ô\ûqut.AC^oteymoûre-Henne^rfinne'7>uckf. 
Foulure  :  f.  A  treadingyfiampingy  or  trampling  on  y  as 

Feulement. 
Foulz.  Certain  pee  ces  ofVenifon  ctU  outjromhetweéne 

the  neclfeyand  the  ejfay  of  a  T)eere\tbat  part  oftht  fide 

T^hicb  is  next  to  the  necl(p. 
Foupi:  m.le:  f.  CrumpledyrumpUd^uJbedy  trampled 

onjpr  cfufhed  by  ttamplingon.       t 
Foupier  :  m.  415  Fripier/  '^       - 

Foupir.  To  rumple ,  or  crumple  i  tocrufhy  or  marre  the 

fafhm  ofyby  fitting^  treading  on. 
Fouquer.  To  finger  y  lay  bold  m ,  get  into  bts  fingers. 

CToui; 
bouquet  The  proper  name  of  a  mart  j  alfoy  a  certaine 

inmelilie  oupy  ipberein  one ,  fètting  aflame  againftbis 

nofi^  funnes  tilting  at  a  candle. 

Petit  FoUquct.i4  leacbere'^s^feminateylicorous  tof- 

leifiUcm\  afmell-fmockeyWencber/nuttonmonger. 

Et  puis  adieu  Fouquct*  ^nd  then  we  may  eur^goe 

^^g  our  felues  y  or  bUi  farewell  to  allgoodfèilc^* 
Vif. 

^^^\^^AnOuen\  alflyâFumacei  alfiya  great  peece 
g  timber  in  tbeprowe  of  a  ShipyCalledythe  Hool^e. 

:  gOHrbalcu^M«i(:<^^^^^^^^^ 
jour  â  baa^ou  bannjdl^ou  bannier.i^  common  Ouen 
P\^ot  Unants y  jr  tnbainumu  of  the  Jttrifdiâlion 
^^erein  itHands^     .  >  w 

oeer  contre  vn  tour.  To  halt  before  a  criple. 
^n'cftpas  pouc  luy  que  kfour  chauffe.  TU  not 
p  f^^m  that  tbùprouiprpis  made  i  this  is  no  meat  for 
^"^^iMgrajJifihrbisrie^^ 
™  I^t  cftrc  cnTeinble  an  fbiir,«t  *i  mouKm  He 

'^^e  and  there  too^  ^v  r  . 

^  iuy^tnettoycntvn  fimêuïout.Tkoyufêifrtbim 


M  bone  to  gnaw  on  i  or,  tbeymade  him  hauefomevéa 
to'doe.  •  ;. 

.  U  a  monté  deiflfusje  four.  He  is  at  hisfiiU  growth. 
W  en  port^  la  paftc  au  four.  He  bore  the  burthen  of 
i/j  in  whomfoeuer  the  fault  was  y  the  punifhmentfcUon- 
lyonhim. 

Le  four  appelk  Ic  moulin  bruflc:  Pirov.  The  mïcber  ' 
tearmes  the  coward  couetous  j  (and  way  be  apply  td  to 
anicytbat  cbecl(S  another  fir  a  fhult  whereof  one  ly  him- 
felfiisguiltie.)        ,  » 

C'cft  au  four,  &  au  moulin^ou  Ton  fjait  des  nou- 
.  velles  :  Pro.  For  while  the  bread  baltes  y  and  the  cornc 
grindsy  people  bauefome  leifurc  to  tell  how  the  world 
goes. 

En  four  chaud  ne  çroift  herbe  ;  Prov .  Hot  Ouehs 
breed  no  bearbes.  "^  •  /• 

Quand  vn  four  eft  bien  chaud  la  gueule  s'  en  reC- 
fent:  Prov.  Out  of  the  abundance  of  the  heart  the 
mouth  Jpealieth.  -■ 

Prodigue,  &  grand  beuveur  dc  vin  y  n'  a  du  fici\ 
^  ne  four,  ne  moulin:  Prov.  Thefwilling  prodign-ll' 
•    fione  waftsy  andfellsy  both  MilLyand  Oucn,  and  each 

good  thing  elfe.  É 

bourbe  :  f.  ^j^yieaftyfittonygudgeon'yWûcl^erîeygnllc' 
^  '  rie 'y  awyleyguiUydeceityimpofturei  a  coHfcnmgyCbea" 
tingle  my  catching  tale^or  tric\e.  , 

Fouroi  :  m*  ic  :  f.  FiirbifhedypoUfl)edybmnifhed.       • 

¥o\iïh[r.TfifùrbiJhipoUjhyburnif^^ 

Fourbilteur  :  m.  An  Armorer  ^  a  Cutler  ;  or^  mojlpro-- 

perfyy  a  fiirbifheryfcowrerjèurnifhery  poLjhcr. 

Tcfte  à  teftc  comme  deux  fourbil^curs.  (Pvhich 

commonly  worl^e  with  tbgir  heads  clofe  together.) 
FoùrbifTcurc:  f.  Afirbifb-ngjfcvwrijig  ;  polifinngybur^ 

nifhing. 
Fourbouilly.  Boyledyorftuedmcat  with  brothy  orpot- 

tage.  - 
Fourburc  :  î.Tbe  fiundering  of  a  horfe.^^ 
Fourc  :  tn.A  Forked  or  any  thing  which ^firlie'lil{eyma\es 

afharpeangle^alfoyafirliedneffe.  ^ 

Le  fourc  d'un  zi^vcThetwiJl  of  a  tfeey(Lool(e  Foûr- 

cheure.)  i# 

Le  fourc  d'un  chemin.  The  angle yor  corner  of  a  way 

that  parts  intwo\  an^  the  fame  fanrtitionyOT  the  way  es 

that  come  thereof. 

Le  fourc  des  doigts.  The  part  that  lyes  betweene  the 

fitting  on  ofeuerte  tpo  of  the  fingers  j  or  the  farting , 

thereof. 

Le  fburc  dc^^  rues.  That  part  ofjlreets  whereat  they 

are  parted  in  twff.     *  - 

Fourcelle  :  f.  The  breajl  j^ladoyor  heart- blade  ;  alfl^  the 

'  channell  boneyor  it iw-bone^yLoolie  Tour chcxtc. 

Fourchaj;c:  w*  A  branch  of  a  Unageyfimiliey  or  t^jm^ 
red  ;  any  branchymembefyorftde  ofaftocli  diuided. 

Foyrchc  :  m.  AforlfO^forkedneffe  ;  alfoy  theforl^ed,  or 
double  brochfdytop of aDeeres  head.  -^ 

Fourché  :  m.éc  :  £  Forkedydiuideduitt^Oyfet^ormade 
fnke-wifi'iatfo^anged^ 

Fourche:  f.  A  Forl(eyVitcb-for\e^r  Prong  j  atfOya  gib^ 
betyOr  paire  of  gallowes'yVrifence; 
Fourche  patibulaire.  (An appurtenant,  or ma^ke of  ^ 
high  Iurifdmion)ftanding  on  two  pillarSyit  belongs  to  a 
Seigneur  haut  lufticier;  on  ^yto  a  Lo.chattelain^on  4, 
to  a  Baron',&  on  6yto  an  Far  U:( And  yet  by  the  cuftomes 
nfBlois  the  MoytniuBdcr  mayhaue  tbatwitbxpiU 
lars'y^  by  the  cuflomes  ofAuxcnCythofe  that  Hand  on 
^0fé^bebmgtobigbtufticers\andelfewbentbofithat 
Hand  on  ^belog  only  toLo.^hattelains^^ut  thefepropor^ 
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Fourche  i  trois  pointes .  ^  Ttout-^eare^  or  ScU^ 
Jpeare.  \  ,       ^ 

Coups  âc  fourche  baillcx  par  quelques  femmes  à 
leurs  maris  j  Homes  lil(e  firl^ed  tines. 
Panfcr  vn  cheval  à  la  fouïchcTo  dreffe  â  bot fe  but 
Jleightly  ;  or]^  to  pue  him  blorves  inftiad  of  currying. 
Palier  foubs  la  fourche.  To  yeeld  bis  nec^e  to  tbc 
yoalie^  abandon  bis  freedomei  fubmit  himjelfè  vnto 
tbraldome.  ^ 

Traiftcr  à  la  fourche.  To  /waddle ,  bafty  lamme^ 
fmndge  weU  fiuoredly-ytovfe  bardly^ntertaine  rudely  ^ 
deale  roughly  mth. 

Fourché: m. ée:f.^i^ Fourchu.  ^ 
Fourche- ficrc  :  f.  4  long  Stafe^  or  farter  flaffe^  ha^ 
'I  .  ui/igat  the  one  end  a  fvrl(eyand  at  the  other  aTil(e.  ' 
•  Fourche-  fîere  à  trois  j^ointcs.  A  Trorpt-JpearCy  or 

EelC'Ipcare. 
Fourchelle.  A  Uttlj -ferlée  ;  oryO^  Fourchette. 
Fourchériieilt.  For\edly  ;  alfo^crool(edly.  • 
Fourcheon.  ^  firl^et  -^  the  toothy  or  graine  of  a 

firl^e.  : 

Fourcher.  To  jhrlie  ;  to  cleaue^  or  diuide  in  two  ;  alfby 

to  ftayy  ormalic  aftandy  as  a  Muôl^ettier  does  when 

be  fetsdowne  his  reft \alfbyto  be  hanged. 

Cc  chemin  fourche,  ou  fc  fourcne.  This  way  parts  . 
intx0o.\ 

La  langue  luy  fourche.  He  ftutSy  of  trips  with  bis 
tongue. 

Fourcherai!.  Drageon  fourcherais  The  (vine)  Jprig 
thatjhoots  out  betweene  two  branches. 

Fourchette  :  f.  Aforliet^orfmallforkey  aljoy  the  breafl- 
bladtyor  heartbladey  (thcfork^dy  or  triangular  grift  le 
rphich  cleaues  to  the  bot  tome  of  the  breafi-bone0  al/dy 
the  putting  of  the  necl^ioynts  out  ofioynt  ;  alfo^  a  hor- 
rcsTete4ocli\alfOyaMu6liet'teft.  ^ 
Fourchette  d'  cnhaut,  ou  fupericurc.  The  cra:w^ 
bone^caneU'boneynecli'honeytbroat'bone.  ^  • 

Fourcheu./^y  Fourchu.  '       *.     .^  ^ 

Fourcheure  :  f.  Afori(me^eyOrfor\edntffe\  afor\-\i]it 
.  diuiftony  or  cleauing  ;  aljoy  thai  part  of  the  bodiejrom 

whence  the  tbighes  doe  part  j  (1  thinlie  wt  call  it  the 

Twift.)  \  ^ 

Fourcheure  d'un  arbre.  The  twifl  of  a  tree  ;  the  top 
of  the  bodiey  where  it  begins  to  be  diuided  by  the  moine 
branches.  ,;•>.  ■;  '.-v..,  :/       ..    -^:  ;. 

Fourchier  :  m.A  cordvntwifledmthtmiddelly  and  {a 
flmebeingputthereintojvfedàsapng. 
Fourchier  à  crois  dents.  (A  triplt-toothed  f^tl^t)  a 
Trout-jpeareyor  Eeh'fieare.  ^    .. 

Çourchon.  4^  Fourcheon. 
Fourchon  du  raifîn.  The  ftaulke  of  a  clufter  of 

Fourchu  :  maic  :  f.  l?(n\ed\  diuidedyor  etouenin  two. 
L'Arbre  fouichu.  Aftanding  on  the  bands  with  ûùt^ 

Pied  fourchuJReftcs  I  pied  îoViïàMx.UalfiJboùiid. 

ùf  clouenfçottd  biafbi  as  Niate^SheepeySwjnijé^. 
.  Llmpoft  da  pied  feurchu.  The  M  that  is^td  in 

Fayresy  iorMwtkfts^  vpMthi  fkle  of  any  of  tbpfi  tnnd 
\  cfcatteU;  ^  >  ^  ;:t    i 

FourchunMnt F#rifcerf/;,/Sri|^  '       ^  4V 

Fourchurc  :  f.  The  part  of  a  mam  bodk^  whence  hk 

tbsghes  parti  LookfPouxdiearc  •  cr 

Fourdrines:^  Sloes  i^Pic.  alfo^  wild,  ormosmtame, 

Plummes:^ 
Fourdrinier 

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intOylandyfor  non-payment  of  Rent.  ^Wallon. 
Fourgangner.  T(^  recouery  or  to  reenter  into  land^ for 

non-payment  of  Rent.  ^VJzJlon. 
Fourgon  :  m.  An  Ouenforlfey  (tearmedinLincolnJhiré^ 

al^uggin)  wherewith  fueU  is  boph  put  into  an  Oucn 

andftirredwheriitié(onfire)mit. 

^A  telle  paelle  tel  fourgon:  Vïoy.One  filthie  {rtaut 

matcht  with  another.  ^ 

La  paelle  fc  mocque  du  fourgon  :  Prov .  The 

Tee  te  derides  the  Ouen-forl^e  j  one  fiouen^or  neighbor 

another.    ' 
Fourgonner.  To  put  fuell into  a?iOuen  j  alfoy(and  the- 

more  properly)  to  toffCyOrftirre  it  (bemg  on  fire)  in  the 

OHenyWithaFruggin. 

Que  fourgonnes  tu  la  >  wbataftirrey  what  a  rum- 

blingywhac  a  pudderingyl(eepefi  thou  there  ? 
Fourgonneur :  m.  An  Ouen-tendeiy  or  Ouen-ftkrey^ 

one  thatlool(ertoan  Ouen^ith  a  Frugginy  or  for  1(0  ^in 
-  ^  hi^band. 
Fourmage:  m.  Cheefe. 

Four  mage  de  Bans.  A  cheefe  made  ofCoatsmUl^t^ 

or  as  the  Angelot. 

Fourmage  de  Bctunc .  ^  l(ind  of  cheefe  made  of 

Sbeepes  miU^e.   s^ 

Fourmage  dc  Louans.  A  {ind  of  hard  cheefe  y  made 
at  a  village  of  that  name.  » 

Fourmage  eft  bon  quand  il  y  en  a  peu  :  Prov.  T/;^ 
leffe  cheese  the  better  \  or  y  cheefe  is  good  when  a  mifc- 
râble  hand  giues  it  j  according  where  unto  they  py 
alfoy  Tout  fourmage  eft  bien  fain  qui  vient  dc 

/  chickimain.   - 
Fourmage  dc  taupc,&  pain  d'Argus  :  Pro.  Hcauie 

J  \cheefeyand  light  bread(areyCommonlyythe  heft.) 
Nul  ne  pclc  fon  fourmage  qui  n^y  ait  honte,  ou 
dommage  :  Prov.  No  man  fares  bis  cheefe  without 
Jhameyor  lojfe. 

Qui  a  fourmage  pour  tous  mets,  il  le  doit  couper 
bien  cfpez:  Prov.  He  mufi  not  fiant  his  cheefe  thut 
hath  nought  elfe  to  feed  on. 

Foumn^çon:  m.  A  little  cheeflè. 

Fourmaç;ere:  f.  A  cbeefè-prejfe. 

Fourmageric:  f.  cheefe  waroy  a  commoditie  of  cheefe  i 
alfo^a  cbeefl-bèufeyprcbèefe-daif'té^aroomeyOrfUct] 

wbereineheefeistifuallfmade.y.,.^-t 
Fourma^ur:  m.  Acbeefi'feUer^Cheefemonger.mr' 
:   chant  of  cbeefèé      ;\  '  i  i.u'^i  v.^ 
Fourmageux  :  m.  cufc  :  l  tbeefie^  of  cheefe ybeUm- 

'   ging  vntocheefi. •  '  ■  ^-V -^t'iii,'^:!^'^   ^'  '  '""■  ■ 

Vo[mm^:m.U€be^fe^0nf^ 
cheefe.  -  ^^'^o■^•V'^'■•••■H^^*^^^'^^^if^^^^^  '.■".• 

Fourmagiererâr  FourmagÈre.  ^^  '      g  '  '•  ^ 
Foiirman.Vn  grand  pain fouiman*  Affi^^^'^^: 

tenyorwbitehafiiifogreatyfbattbemfttlofanm^ 

y  narieOuenu^ 

Vouxme.  A  kind  of  nef forwaterfiiwle^     , 

'Foutmcnt.»*Ai/}  See  Fronienc.     ^*'-^:  fc"  ^ 
¥oimnmtét:f.FKment^ièêflidi9heét.   -  *f;^^ 

FoumKïAa.TêyeeU^bmgfûrtbyrrheat»        .    , 
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Pourmillicre:f. 
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Souffler  les  (o 

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Fournagerm.l 

and  tenants  y  bo 

a  pcrmiffion  to  i 

Fournaillé  :  m.  < 

Fournailler.  7o 

Foumaife  :  f.  A^ 

Fjurnaifer  :  m.c 

Fourneau.  w4  lii 

Fournée  de  pair 

Prendrcvn  pà 

Us  rvench  be  for 

Fourni  im.Aba 

Fourni  :  m.  ie  :  £ 

ded  of^fujpplied 

equipage. 

Lance  fournie 

Foumier:m.  A 

a  common  ouen. 

F6urniere:f.i<: 

mnouen.:: 
Fournil:  m.  i<fr^ 
Fournillét'm.  ( 

honfe.)  • 

Fournillcrtm.c 

the  balfeeoufe. 

Fourailler.Ttffe/ 
Fourniment  :n 

perfiéiion  j  thaï 
^lfoyafurni(hin 

Le  fournimer 
Lefournoncr 

^bout  the  Ifidne 

Fournir.  To  jar»i 

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Fournir  à  vn 

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Founnicrc:  f.  An  Anu  hole^or  nea^ia  biUocli^or  banl(€ 

'  fiillofAnts\alfo^adifeafeofhaxpl^esjinat(ing  thebor- 
niepYtoftheiïbeaiies  topiU.     ' 

Fourmiller,  lo  abound^or fwarme  in  great  ttOMpeSyOâ 
Ants  m  their  neafls^or  caues\  alfoyîofaincfirpnçl^e^y  as 
ibeïït^^mgojYifmcaYes. 

Fo urniiliicre  :  f.  An  4nu  hoky  or  neaft  j  a  hiUo€l{e^  or 
bankeftiUofAnts.    ' 

Vnc  founnilliere  de  gens.  A  great  number ^  a  huge;, 
il oupc^of people  crowding  together  lil^e  Ants.  ' 
Soutflcr  les  fourmis  dans  leurs  fourmillicrcs.  To 
blovfi  Ants  into  their  holes-^to  [fme  againfl  tbtfifeamey 
or  draw  on  himfelfi  a  mifchiefè  by  jifiuing  to  expell  it  5 
(fhrthe  more  onelabours^  by  blorpingjCoget  ihem  in^tbe 
mere  he  prouol^es  themyandmul{es  them  to  come  out.) 

Founnion  :  m.  A  little  Antyfmali  Pifmeare. 

Fouriiage  :  m.  The  fie  tal^en  by  a  Lord  of  his  vafPalisy 
and  tenants  y  bound  to  baf(€  in  his  common  ouen  \  or  fir 
apcrmiffion  tovfe  their  owne^alfiyOs  Foùàgc.    ^ 

Fournaille:  m.ce:  i  Balked  (man  ouen.) 

Vomni\\\Qr.7obalie(inanouen.)  ' 

Vomimk  if.  A  firnace.  y 

Fourn  aifer  :  m.erc  :  f.  Belonging  toaflrnaee. 

¥o\Xïn^z\i.  ^4.  little  ouen.         ^ 

Fournée  de  pain  j  A  batchj  or  ouenfitU  of  bread, 
Prendrcvn  pain  fur  la  tournée,  Togetafnatchût 
hîSKvench  before  fhe  be  maryed. 

Fourni:  m.  A  bal^ehoufe.  '    . 

Fourni  :m.  ie  :f.  Furnijhedyfraught^appointedyprouh 
ded  ofyfuppliedmth',  ina  compUatefaflmnyWitbfuU 
equipage.  ••      : 

Lance  fournie*  Seel(e  Lance^  /  -■        -   v 

Fourni  er  :  m.  A  balder  j  or  one  t^t  k^epes^  «r  ffuernes 

a  common  ouen.  .     ^ 

Fourniere  :  f.  A  wmuin-bai(er^  Jhe  that  kteptf  ajcom- 

rnonouen.-  \  ^ 

^o\xmhm.Abaï(e'hou!i.   ^       '  X     /     ,      ' 
Fournillé  :'m.  ée  :  f.  Balked  (in  an  ouen^  or  bakfi^ 

boufe.) 

Fourniller  :  m.  ere  :  £  Much  in  d  bakt-boufe  j  haunting 

the  balie^boufe^         /       :    ■      "" 
Fourniller.  To  bahf  (in  anouen^or  bal(e49oufe.\ 
Fourniment  :  m.  Full  fraught,  proui^ypmiture; 

perfiéiion  j  that  vpbich  compUals^  md^ts  vp  a  thing  j 

^Ifo.^furnilhingj  or  frdu^ting,» 

Lc  fourniment  tfvnePiftolc.  A  cafe  fir  a  PiftoU. 

Lc  feurnkncnt  des  «ms*  Tkemufcles  of  the  batke^ 

^^b^f^^thel(idHeyeî.iJi^'^^^^ 

fournir.  Tojwnifhjfraugjjt^fupfliey  mnJfier^findypro- 

Jl^^of^ccommodatiwiib^- 
''ournir  a  vn  appointment.  To  perfirme^ftlfill^  or 
^^mpbjhtbtcottditionsof Maternent.  *  i 
rournir  U  compUinAc.  I^«4e  Rcfaifir. 
Autrement  on  n?en  jfbdtnîra  pas.  Othermfi  one 

i^  muniHfftbimjmefhAUhûMnêbelpe^otvft^  tim. 

'^ouniiiTemcnt  :  m.  A  firmfhing,  9t furmfhment^  a 
P'^n'^tingjuppfymg.fi^  ofytbings 

^^cejparie  j  (in  Law,  Ccft  Ic  fcqiicftrc  de  la  choft 
contcntiçirfc  en  matide  pdEbfeire .  &  dccom- 
F^mte^Sikreftabliflmemdes^fruîâ 

^  tre  ^a  aitudns  du  Commtffidoe  :  tiJ^agiicaiL) 

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Foumoyc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Bal(ed{in  an  ouen.) 

Fournoy CÏ.  To  balff  {in  an  ouen.)  , 

Fourquat  :  m,  A  l^ind  of  plough  vfedin  Languedoc 

Fourque.  as  Fourche  -,  A  fir  Ice  y  a  paire  ofgaUowes^ 

Vo\XïÇ\\XïtVyn\.Ahrewmftirfef.^ 

FounzQC:  m.  Forragefi^horfes-,  alfo^fidderfir  cat- 
tell.  V 

Fourragères  corbeaux./* yft//?  l^naue,  a  filihie  Lervd 
.fillotv,  crowes-meat ,  one  fir  vphom  the  gailowes 
grones.  __^ 

Fourragé  :  m.ée  :  f.  Foddered -yfirraged^rauaged^fir- 

tjiyed.      / 

Fourrac;ement.  A  fiMdermg\  firf aging  ^  rauaging^ 
firraymg.  "'  *r' 

Fourrager  le  four.  4;^  Fourragement. 
Fourrager.  To  fodder:,  ^Ifo^tofirrage  ,prey,firray,  goe 

afirraging  'ytoranfacktyrauageyboot-haU  it. 
Fourrageur:m.^/J^//frrr;  afbrrager,  apurueyorop 

vï^luaUfor  horfes^and cattle:,  alfo^  a  boot-haler. 
Fourre  •.  m.  A^i^d  offijh-netlir etched  out  mtb  boopes 

inthefirmeofarvhale^bdne.Jleeue. 

Foiipre  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Furred '^alfo.entred^thrufty  or  put  far 
in'yJheathedyCafedylodgedivuhin. 

Coups  fouxvcz.  Interchanged  bloms. 

Paix  fourrée.  A  count erfiit  peace  j  a  peace  made 

with  a  purpofe  to  be  brol^en.  ^        • 

Fouitczu.  A Jheath]  a fcabbard.        1^         -    ^ 

Le  fourreau  d*  vne  bcùc.  The  thiclieslfinrpherein 

tbeyard^orpi^leofabeafiisjheathed. 

Lc  fourreau  d'  vne  halcbarde^harqucboufe,  pifto- 

IcY&Lc.  A  cafe  fir  a  balbeard^harguebufeypifloU^&c. 

N'  admirons  le  fourreau  pour  mcfprifcr  la  lame. 

Utnotafiire  out  fide  ma^e  tb'irifide  lejfe  eft-eemed  of 
Fourrelicr  :  m.  Afcabberd'mal^er.  ^  ■'■ 

Fourrer.  To  put ,  thrufl^ôr  throvp  into,  to  lodge  m  or 

hide  mthin,  a  hole  or  boUovp  things  Hence  ;  to  cafe-, 

andto[heathi  alfo,  to  fare  ;  alfo^  Fourrager. 
%.  Se  fourrer  en.  To  enter  boldly ^thrufifieely ^pierce  fit 

into  lalfiytoinf^ageyôtintanglehitnfelfiin.    . 

Se  fourrer  es  biens  d'autruy.  To  intrude  vpon  the 

gouernment  of  other  mens  goodsy  to  dij^ofe  of  them  vn^ 
;  bidden  jor  whether. tb'OTvners  will  or  no. 

Sy  fourrer  iufques  aux  oreilles.  To  plunge  himfelfi 
'Vftotb*earesin.„ 

Fourrer  vn  gaftcau.  To  butter  a  cal^ef. 

Fourrer  la  main  à.  To  bribe,  togteafe  the  fi ft  of. 
Foiirreitf  .*  m.  A  Furrier  ;  a  Sl(inner  j  alfo,  a  Fotrager. 
Fourreurci  f.  y^^  Fourrure. 
Fourric  :  £  Pillage,  firrage^  rauagingjboât^ialingjran- 
^ficking.^      : 
¥(mncr  list.  An  Harbingit. 

Le  fourrier  de  la  Lune  a  marqué  le  logis.  AppU^ble 
to  a  woman  that  hatb  her  flowers. 
Fourrière  :  iA  cauej^clofe filler,  totof^wine,  oroyle 

Fourrons.  ÀnopfTpbri§ttsnâmeyOfmct(nÉmeygiuen  by 

tbêXhxAoùàiM  vnto  the  Str^nttyVtiUUndants^tbe 

Caftame  efthrwatdr. 
Fourrure  :  f.  Furre,Jùrri)tgt  H^Ihs  tofirre  wHb,  , 
VonAt.Tê^^tùmtiiis  eâffnmapnuk  -'•  .• 

Fourvoyé  :  m^ctf.  Strtf*dymedyft»arHeé,  gûnt  tut 

of  the  wgf }  tbût  hatb  miffed^  mifiakenthe  wgf:  ;^ 
Fourvoycracnt:  m.  Ajiràjtingt(irri*t£,wandm;^iO' 
■  ingfutiftbewaf.,  '}>'  \  '  ''■  ■•"'■*■*  "^ 

Fourvoyer.  T»mffetfi>^fiifi^  ^  ^^î-  Pf  trttin^ 

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derancevntoyoUyêrnovrintoutofyourway. 

Il  ne  fcfouryoit  point  quia  bon  hoftclva:  Prov. 

He  gees  not  out  of  his  way  that  goes  to  a  good  Irme.  ^ 

(iu;  trop  fc  haftc  en  cheminant ,  en  beau  chenun 

fc  fourvoyé  fou  vent  :  Vios.He  that  malfcs  too  much 

ball  oft  wanders  in  plaine  way. 
Fouffer.^  Fouir;  To  dig-y  &{mare  f articular  ly)  to  dig^ 

or  turne  vpyAvincyard/omewbat  before  the  vines  be- 

^nto  bud. 
Fouflctte*  /t;5  Foflcttc.  m 

Foufteau.  ^  Foutcau. 
Fouteau  :  m. -^  B^^rfe  rrf  ^ 
FoUtoirj  in.  A(battering)  Ramme-y  alfi^a  rammer  j  ir^a 

rammer  head  for  a  peece  of  Ordnance. 
Voutonim.ASnite'y  fo  called^  becaufejhe  wags  bet 

t  aile  veiie  much.       •      .     ^  •  . 

Foutouer:  m.  The  warlil^e  Engine  called  a  Ramme, 

wherewith^  in  ji^ld  time ^watls  were  battered  ^  Loo^e 

Foutoir.  à 

¥outïc.  To  leacher. 
Foutu .  vn  fputu.  A  fcowndrell'y  afiltow  offmallae^ 

compt. 
Fou  tu  :  m.uc:  (.(The  Participle  ofFoixtvc.) 
Fouyaffç.^i  Fouace  :  ^Boui bon. 
Fouy  er  :  m.  The  hartb  (of a  chymney.) 

Lc  Fouycr  d'une  arquebufcTfce  fire-pan^or  touch-- 

panofan  Harguebufe. 

Fouyer  de  Galère.  The  Coo\e^roome  in  agalley. 

Cc  que  Tenfant  oit  au  fouycr  eft  bien  toft  cogneu 

iulques  au  Monftier  :  Pro.  Little  pitcher  s  haue  wide 

cares  (wee  fay^  and  it  feemes  by  this  prouerbe  that  ) 

little  childrenbauelongtongues.       |      s 
Fouynne*  ^Fouïnnc, 

Fouzil.  ^  Fufil.  #» 

Foy  :  m.  Le  foy  du  corps.  The  middle ^  or  waft. 
Foy  ;f.  Faith^trufi^onfidenceyaffuranceybeliefè  ini  ere- 

ditgiueni  alfo^  loyaltieyfrithfidMjJiytruftinefeialfby 

fiai  tie  ;  afoy  feefimple  j  alfo^a  ring  cUfed  with  a  band 

inband. 

Demifsion  de  foy.I^(>i^^  Demiffioa  .       , 

Homme  de  fby .  A  vaffallj^enantyfubieR^tbat  owes^ 

or  holds  by^  fiait ie.  • 

Poflcflcur  dc  bonne  foy  •He  that  poffejfes  a  thing  vp- 

on  a  title  which  he  Ipfpwes^ndùygooa.   -         ' 

Poflcflcur  dc  mauvaift  foy  Ji  be^tbat  either  by  force 

detaina  another  mam  goods  ^  cr  vfis  tbem^  Iptefwing 

that  they  belong  to  another. 

En  bonne  foy  ?  IsUpoJJible  ?  u  there  any/ucb  mau 

tet  ?  canitbe  fo  ? 

hnhonncfoy.  (without  interrogation)  In  good  ear- 
nefl  y  in  good  fiothy  m  good  fadnejfe. 
-  II  y  va  i  la  bonne  foy.  He  goes  roundfy^plainfyyfim- 
Ph^fitcerely^werl^e.   \ 

Ily  va  aufsi  â  la  bonne  fiby  que  lc  loup  qui  mangea 
la  cfacvrc.  (Said  of  a  çteat  deceiuer.) 

T^rcfoydcTobeleeueytruflygiueaediivnto. 

Mis  (bus  Çzîoy. Lefttohis  ownedifcretimtycrgôuern^ 

ment  ;  gisten  êuer  tobimfelfi^    . 

Tomber^  ou  venir  cnfoy  ucrcc.  An  inberitanee  i# 

fiJl  into  â  third  handler  come  vnto  the  bands  of  a  tbkd 

beire •ytêolfeTietu  ^    * 

Foy  dc  Grancs  :  Prov.  Treacberie^treafon. 

Nul  n*  a  trop  pour  fi>y  dc  fens^  d*vgem,dc  fby: 

Vmy.Nêmânhâtbfkhwifelfiteêwmbmtyfiithyar 

'pelfi. 

tOYCinutbeliuer.-  ;     ^  ^ 

Fo^marin«  ThefeâUueriê  1^ of  trtamt-tikf 


fifhythat  it  but  feldomefeehe  j  alfo,  dj[linl(ing  excrtf 

cence  refembling  a  fodden  liutr^  and  cleauing,  in  the 

bottomeoftbefèayVntotheweedM^c. 

lamais  homme  ne  mange  fbyc  que  le  flen  non  ait 

ioye  :  Prov.  The  Huer  of  the  (iuerr  eater ,  is  comfvutd 

andmuch  the  better.  - 

Foyer.  a£  Fouyer. 

Foycs  :  f.  The  flot  ofashg^the  view  of  a  Buctfe^tuefig. 
tingof either.  ; 

Foync.^ Faine ;  Bf frfc  Wtf^:  ^Bourbonnois. 

Foyhne.  éu  Fôiiïnne  ;  ^Foine^or  Polecat. 

Frac.  On  ne  trouve  chezluy  ni  fric  ni  frac*  Tbere^s 
nothing  to  be  had yor  got unyathi^  houfe.. 

Fracas  im.Violent  breachc5:,extreame  bruifis ymaclis 
deftruâiion'ybauoclieyhurlyburly.  * 

FracaiTe:  m.  ce  if.Brol(enyCrafhedi  extreamly  crujhd- 

wracl(ed*y battered 'yruinedjmadcbauocl(e of.   ' 
Fracaflcr.r^)  CYaflj'ytobrealieybatterybrmJey  OYmJh^ex^ 

treamelyy  to  wraci(eydeftfoyyruineyma\e  h'auocl^ief 
Fracaflcur  ;  m.  A  crajhe/^  violent  breaker  y  battew-^  ^or 

cfujher.^  »  ^ 

Fracein  :  m.  04  Vlccre  ambulatif.  • 

Fraéteur  :  m.Abreal(eryalfo^  banl^rupt^y  and  hence  the 

prouerbe  i  ^       .    > 

Au  jourd'uy  foâeur  demain  fraéleur. 
ftz^kioïlif.AfiaâlionyOrfiaâîureia  bfeal(ingyhmÏÏin^ 

rendingytearinginpeeces. 
Vv^^Uïc:(.Afia£ii^reybrea€hyOrbmfling. 
"  Fraéture  faiâe  en  raifort.  Lool^e  Raifoi^ 
Fraélurc*:  m.ce  :  f.  Burft^  bul^en. 
Fragate  :  f.  A  Frigate.  ^ 
Fragile  ^  com.  Frailer  brittle  y foone  bu/fty  eajiiy  hu^fh 

weal(e 'ymortallé  "" 

Fragilité  :  f.  Frailtie^  fiagilitic  y  britilencjfe  i  rvealiC- 

neffe.  .  .    '  -^ 
Fragment:  m.  Afiagmenti  apeecCyorparceUyefabrQ" 

lien  tbing\ a  gobbet yOrfliord. 
Fragrant.  Fragrantyodorifirous. 

En  frayant  dcliâ.  while  td^ offence  is  jrejh  in  mem- 

rie  ;  oxyprefently  after  the  committing  thereof. 

Fraîche.    ïbe  fiminine  of  Frais  j  Uolie  Frais  j  cr 

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Frailc  :  com.  Fraile,  brittUy  weal^Cyeafily  broken. 

Fr  aille.  ^Fr^c.     , 

Fraillé:  m.cc:  f.  crumbled  m  peecesy  broken  intofmll 

crùmlocl(ejyOr  mammocks.        é 
FrailIcÇ.T^  crumble  mpeeceSyto  breathe  into^fmaU  crum- 

helves  (brittle  things.) 
Frain  ;  m.  A  bit  î  tbepwtt  of  a  bridle  whUb  is  in  ibe  bor- 

fèsmoutb. 

Prendre  le  frain  aux  dents.  Tobeverieearnefli  or, 

togoefirwardnotwithftandinganycotnmaundyoraa" 

mceyto  the  contrarie. 

KohgctÇonïrzin.Tobiteofibebit.  /' .^     .' 
^A  vieille  Mil  frain  doré  :  Pro.  sMtndeHMcit 
êldwoman^tbâtbathnewly^  tfimdvp^orfieekedouer, 
berfèlfi.  :;     .       V 

Vtsàtc.To/krfitytofiU/ïiUi  étlfo,tofweUyrttffllf^^^ 
M  awomânsdugs.wbentbemen^uaUhlêud  begini 

to  d'Uate  the  veines  of  the  ttsatrix.  '   '^  *''"'* 
Fratrie  :  f^A  Frier ie  3  a  btêtherbood, 
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neffe*  ,  * 

Fraise  :  i/tfly^^berriei  alfo^aruffei  alfo^  a  calutschaU 
dern.  «  ^ 

Fraife  ••  m.  cc  :  f.  (lo^i^^  Frcxc;  )  pain  fraiie.  À  Pa- 
mdoe  of  the  hummes  offtale  fMancbitjfteeptd  fome 
while  in  twâ  or  three  changes  of  water  ^and  then  boiled 
in  a  pipki^  w/<7  butter ^r  in  chicl(in  or  capon  broth ^& 
often flirred  with  afpoone  vntitt  it  be  readie. 

Fraifier  ^  tn.A  ftrawtcrrie-plantiot^tbe  bearb  that  beam 
rcthliratPberries.  | 

Fraiflc:  m^ec:  f.  Bràl(^eny  buYJl  (into  manyfmaU  pee- 
rn,;  ■  •      ^        .  .: 

Fraifle  :  com.  ^  Frailc  ;  Frtfi/^    ! 

Fraiflcr.  Tobreakejtohurfl  (into  manyfmaU  peeces.) 

^à\h\irc^(^tri^(ienefe,jrailtie.  j 

Fraifliifemcnt.  Brittlely^Oreakefy  j  ofaf^ailepengtbi 
inafraiUmanner.  /     i^ 

Fraifne:  m.-^»i4)fe/rf^  -   "  .^ 

^rxzi  tn.Cojl^jexpencesyCharges. 
Peindre  a  fraiz.  To  paint  with  water-cobwti  on  « 
greeneyOrnew^mortered;wall.     ^  'f 

Fraiz  :  m- Fraifchc  ;f.  jU(^ife^  Frais  Î  ^,  Frcz* 
Fraize:f-^  Fraife.         : 
Fraizc.  febvcs  friizecs.  Pilled ^orjhaled^beénes. 
Fralaté  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Racked^or  drawne  off  the  Lees^  alfo^ 

pmred  ota  of  one  vefiell  into  another ^as  wine. 
Fi  alatemcilt  :  m.  <A  racking  of  wine  •  a  drawingit  off 

the  lees  ;  or  Shifting  it  out  of  one  veffeU  into  ano^ 

theu  .  .      '• 

Fralatcf  •  To  rac\e^  wine^  to  draw  it  off  the  leey^  tojbift^ 

(npowre  it  out  of  one  veffeUinio  another. 
Framboiie  •  £^  Rjjpisjjmdberrte^amboifiberriei  at- 

fij  a  pleafingfmelt  or  fauof  in  i^ne^  orfnitesi  and 


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FraiTiboiiier:  m.ARttJpit  bufb^  thi  flaHt,êrJbrub,tbât 

btâïetb  Rajpifet.      ' 
Franc  :  m.  AfrânlfC^itpietê^édyandfitlenhoff  Ut, 

bHtmt^X 
..      _     ,  amtuhtvn' 

Franc  Bourdelois.  It^bulis,  Solz  Toum.  i8.  d. 

Franc  ï  cheval.  An  old peece  tfiold  wtrtb  betwtene 
y'yand  vij^  tufw  it  loeSyOt  tb'9rdiiurie  Vtzncjfktfir 
Û.s.ftcrl       .        ,  -  •  •  ! 

Franc  I  pled.  AtMber  worth  About  fture^r  fiuefiiL 
Ungs perbng.  ;  t 

Franc  :  ra.  Franche  :  iVran\e^^t^\  *t  Ubertie  iJkb- 
itâ  vnto  no  mtn  \  exempt  fi-om.fkbfidiefy  duetiet^  «r 
ftruicesi  •IfOy^MlftyliberaU^bomifills  courttous^ 
pMioMialfi, valiant  f  bardie  y  fhrward  y  boldf  cêuté- 

*  V^  -y  al{hypUuneyroHHd,open-he'arted-yfiuerey  htnefi-y 
T^ntbout  atiffiitUy  0r  itiqitab^*  ;  âlfiytëmèy  natmaU^ 
j^^àUe.feafoiabUyWellttmftredjiftbe  tight  fUmpe, 
Prancaleu.  Pttê  temtyW^  a  fret  tenant i  See^e 

rranc  archeç.O»<  ttamedbam'mm  in  enerie  Pmrijb, 
^ellamed^nd  readie  vpon  fummont ,  nnd  at  *  rate 
^''ttintytc march 'yinrewdmbfrMf  be  k exempted 
b'nAUtaxes/ndptb^Sdkt,         ,.,    .      , 

rranc  argent.  ««Fraao  deniers.    '  1 

rr«ic$  Bour jieots.Fi'M  Bêirgelfit';mbicb  pgp  n$  feri» 
''''mtfirtbetrfieedometnorfinkotf  âmermmenti 

V^msmphert'yokhewghtheyyeeU/bmmlmun^ 
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Francs  deniers  en  vente  de  fief,  &c.Àh  'Jei  sjt  1 1 
ing ,  or  difiharging  of  the  punhafer  fofn  Hujt  /  //^s 
which  he  were  olherwàfe  to  pay^at  bi6  eruue ,  vféU  tt  t 
:    Landlord.         ** 
Francs  devoii-$.  Z.0%  Debvoir.  7- 

Franc  fief.  AfreeyOraffranchifini^îiçî'.du  aL^Vtfs 
be  (and  therefore  one  f ayes  y  that  Frznci^aiemral/^ 
4ind perpétuait  Eùitbite  vnto  a  Fief;  )  wbcn^f.ai  prjl^ 
none  were  cétpaùlebut  les  Francs  (a  people  of  ibc  Cer- 
manu  Franconia)  who  conquered  G uWu  i  nor  ought 
any  to  hold  them  at  this  day^but  fuch  a&  are  not le^  free . 
borne^and  exempted  from  fubfidies  ;  yet  if  a  yilleine 
get  one  of  them  it  maizes  him  a  free  many  though  not  a 
Gentleman  ;  but  he  cannot  hold  it  wiibout  bis  Lords 
permiffionyond a  licence  fiom  the  J^ing  ;  and  hence  j 
Droift  dc  francsJicfe,  The  fine  that's  due  vnto  the 
1/^ng  vpon  the  pur  chafe  of  a  fief  by  a  Burgucr  (  of  an 
vnpriuiledgedtowne  y  fir  Paris ,  and  fome  others  at  e 
priuiledgedjKotmicry  VillùnOy  or  other  ignoble  per- 
fon:  (this  wa4  certaine  ^Vï-l:  fixyeres  value  f the  land 
were  held  of  the  Kjng^  and  threeyearcs^if  cf  another 
Lordly  but  now  it  is  whatfoeucr  th' Officer  s  nfth^xche- 
quer  wiUfti  downe-^)  alfOythe  power  rf  enabling  them 
to  pier  chafe  ficfe  j  a  pomt  of  Soueraigntie  peculiar  to 
theVjng. 

Impofirion  dc  fiancs  ficfe.   The  fame  (in  the  firfl. 
►     P^^t.) 

Franc  homme,  a  vafjall^or  tenant  that  omsfijiUie. 
Franche  falai(pn.4/Franç-ralé.  ;     >  '• 

Francs  Taulpins.  Trained  men  ifouldier s  leuied  in 
viUages^or  made  of  husbandmen. 
Franche  verhc.  Aninquirie  ofdifonfers  çoi^mitted 
within  a  furifdidionyOr  Mafinor(by  e^eciaU  order yi^ 
author  itiefrom  the  Lo.  tbereof)before  a7iy  a^luàll  com- 
plainty  or  apprebenfion  of  (Render  s  be  malic  5  apriuie 
Sefflons.    ,  ,  ^'     {  - 

.  Gave  franche.  i<j5/  wellfeafonedy  or  fit  to  receiue 
nt^wine. 

Pierrefranehc.  Tht  (fofi  white)  free  fîone. 
Rcpeuc  franche.  A  mtak  corne  freely  byy  or  which 
coftith^ eater  nothing.  j^ 

Rofefraiichc.  i^or^rf  Ry<.  -^ 

Sergent  ftànc.  An  oficer  which  fome  vaffiUs  may 
keipetOilooiiivnto  their  woodsy  arid  iofeifey  andde- 
tamifucb  bea^^as  are  fiund  Datnmage  fifant  with- 

.  inthem^ 
JctK  franche  Mouliy  pttftfoyleJùyle^fUfelfii  a 
fefflewitlHmtfandygraHtU^onetyOrv^.        v 
Franc  au  collier  j  franc  au  traiâ;  That  drâweSy  or 

.  labounbdrd\ihat  doeSyfkUstCygoei  through  with^is 
bufineffeMUlyjroMMyyWrUmglyyfrei^. 
^A  la  nanche  Marguerite.  Im  the  plamefi  fifiumyaf^ 
tirtbebmeiieftmaner.Kk:r 
Rcfufer  tout  a  franc*  forefife  abfolutely^  dewe  refo^ 
lMtefyyVtt€rlp^ltog/etber  ;  and  to  depriue  bimfalfey  by 
fiub  a  refifaltyfif  all  power  ^  or  means  of  accept  once  yor 
weld'mgaifttrwards.    ^ :^  .;  ^    ^  "*/  j; 

rrjuic  dc  Carreau.  AcettahÊi  play  with  a  piece  of 
money  ai  afyuare  aoffeif  %K^  '     l 

Francarchers;m.  4r€ber$y  or  trained bow-menyibat 
ferue  onfvoii  exempt  fr^m  Subfidiesyf^ecaufe  bound  tp 
mécrebyêM  afuddinyand  at  a  certaine  monetblii  ratty 
whenfoeiur  they  be  corner A^'tded.       ^  ^ 

Franc-a*Cripc  Onethiffui^yênfrei-cêftyOtt^  taUtren^ 
eàir.maM4ltatonybeUte'godi  one  than  bêant\fiJl  ir 

f  Im  lutSyftet  ta  bit  pamuhy  me  that  lottos  ku  bellio 

well.     '■        dp  ■•'■".      '"  *^*  ■■•■        •^  ''•  •'  ' 
Frtnc-^ftu  :uk  ne  GardenGlokOi  em  outUem  apple. 

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Dc  France,  i^ii  b0n$mrêbk  éddiûêu^  befmtiwily 
en  the  French  I{mgs  cbiUftn(du  Enfant  dc  FrancCij 
orêntb'immtdiate  Officers  of  the  Cremm  (wbence\ 
Conncftablc  de  France  ;  Chancelier  tie  France  i 
Admiral  dc  France,&c.) 

Franc-ficfi  Lo#i|[f  Franc. 

Fr  ancgontkr*  ^^^  ^ich  reêmémyfbkflâMtuilljon^ 

Franche^mariette.  The  name  ofajfttit^  and  ttniet 
^pple^  fpottedvHib  red  onib'êne  fide.     -  ^ 

Fïznchcincnt.  F  fanlilyjYeelyi  liber  ally ,  bount'ifkUji 
fincerely;  pl.unely^ronnclfy ^  bMfyyWitbâut  ballings 

with  4,nopcii  heart.y 

FrancheinuHcd'Yninciiton.i*/liff^i  câO,  w\eU. 

Franchi:  tu.iciiFried^qmt^vntbrâUedJèt  et  Ubertity 
delmered  j  redeemid^difcbMrgedi  alfiJéaptd,or  ium- 
pedyên^cr  oner.  -> 

Lc  coup  eft  fi^chi.  OM«^rfcrwrjiie,wi-^#iff. 

Franchir.  To  quit^  frce^  deliuet^  vn  thrall  -ytedeemej  dif- 
charge  \  aifo^  to  Uafe^iumpey  or  bounds  on,  or  outr  ; 
hnce\  •  / 

Franchir  fc  Rubicon.  Looi|^  Rubiconf.      '      •  ' 
Fr^mchir  le  fault.  Tomuleape^  exceedy  got  beyond 
(or dinar icyôr  fit  limits:^  and  f  articular fy^to  p^w  pro- 

phane^toma^ea  i€aftyar(Mt  leafi)  bane  no  care^  ofreli- 

■'»  '  '       • 

Franchtfe  :  Î.Vtanchife^freeneffeJihirtUyfrtedomeyex^ 
emption\a^Oygoodbreeimgyfieebirthytamerfej[Je/fea'' 
fonabUne^ykindUnegeyrigbt  ltmd:,alfOya  Saneiua" 
rieyFrancbifeyUbertiey?rmltdgedplace\  alfojtbe  dif 
cbargeofadebt.  ^  v  - 

Franclet.  To^eal(e^n€yândeloqnentFreneby  (ironi- 
cally.)  ^  .^  ^  '      -'  >  ^ 

Francilquc  :  t  A  kinddfdxe  ;  as  Ancoii  j  01  afifbion 
of  [word  vfed  by  the  a  undent  French. 

François  :  01.  Franck  (a  proper  naméi)' 
M2lS.ï^r^aïço\s.Want  of  money.  . 

François  :  m.  oifc  :  f.  Ftencb^Franktf 
Compagnie  Françoifè.  A  wench  (among  wanton 

Church^men,)  ^-      .  \  >r 

Vms  François,  wmei  that  are  goiiiH  Maw  the 
bridge  of  Scnsy  and  in  the  countriet  an  ekberjide  of 
the  riuers  ofMsimefiahe^nd  Oifc.  i--?  ^  >  v 
^AlaFraiicoiic-  /f/?*F  the  French fojbièn  y  rap3lyy 
retcblefly^carelefijy  leaning  all  at  randome.^  >  ^  r 
lamais  François  oe  fiirent  veus  recreiis  de  bien 
£iire  :  Prov.  Ftenchmm  were  mnerfiene  wêarie  ^ 

C^and leFrançois  dort  le Didbkk l>eife« i^  ? 
uerbodeuifed  by  the  Flemings  in  taxâimrïf  éifefi-^  i 
;  -  kflehumaroftheFrenàK^''"^^^^^  V 

^    C^  fiit  François  fi  fut  courtois:  I^^ 

yHanwtre^ourUoushtwat.    ;!:^^^4rîinT"^)ri^>l 

Frao^tie  :  toa  Framstque  j  Alfh,  tba  namaFraMces 

Francolin:  nu  ^  delicau  red-leggedfiwli^oftwê  I 
.■^  ipndsianeJhiliwééit^afimbUt^ 

altogether  an  fipiémaibar  (wme  HketêaPartrid^) 

êmsamangbih^^^ 
»  ^  deererjnd  (perhaps)  the  damtier  of  the  two  j  în/ème 

farts^afles  tbey  au  bigger  bodied  them  Hennés, 

andhaue  verte  tanglnlU^ietkit^dfieti' 

,    Francoliiidemer.>#i[!^#^^ 
wed  Tmmie^ld  varie  etasHtie,  and  much  efteemedef 
iytbe  néàbuantjof£fut^andCendMt^  fseffo  tohete'' 
vntoitismojleommoniytalfen.  ,/  r 

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'  few  vmdstmfhm  then  be  wm  wwf  ;  (fir  tbkfiifif 
being  M  Uèertiefris(â/ier  herfiflMnJbut  in  â  (mu  ù 
-fient.) 

Francoly.  «f  Francolin  :^Rab.     '^ 
Frtncoùle>«r  J^rancouric.  m  Francofin;  tiéufêm 

inuiine)  enr  Mtere'game/r  Crwfe  :  ^K»^, 

Francquicfmc.iV  certaine  free  tenure  yor  Manner ^iif. 

Jèrikgfrêm  a  Ficf^nul eonfirr'mi  on  fucb  as  bold  L  u 

X.ethawettManfprimledges.  '  ' 

r  ranc-fale.  Afrinile4ie  offeUing^i  ^ifftH  ^ffi^tifn 

'    friuate  vfe)  wubeut  paying  any  ciiflemefht  tt  j  eitiojtd 

bf  Ûfmbabaants  of  Auvergne,  Rhctclois ,  and  the 

ceuMtries  adioynmg, 
VT2nc(6rt2AX.Tbenâàe»fa  certaine  peare. 
Frané^opin:  no.  A  clowneyCarUyChurle,  cbujfeyclujitr- 

fifi,l»nd,  beereioràff xMCtMÙjiin,  ,v 

Frange  :  f.  Fringe. 

Frangé  :m.cc:  f.  Fringed  ;  edged  mith  fringe  i  aljt, 
wrimp[ed\notcbedffnipty  or  iagdenlbe  edges, 
Fuftaine  franeée*  Courfe  tufted fiifiian;  tie  cturfc 

_  JSiftian-lifpe  ftufc,  thats  tufted  m  fringè-lilie  rewts. 

Fr  an)jet.  Tofnnge  j  to  edge,  orfet  with  fringe  j  alft,  tt 
crumple  iwrimpleyia^fnip  en  tb'edges. 

tr2n0b\ci  com.  FraNgibletb.rtel[a)f  le. 

Frapart.«r  Frappait. 

Vrixpp^rt'.m.  A  i(nocl[erifirif[ertbeater. 

Frappart  :  m.  arde  :  £  K!t9ckingjfappingjiri1(tngy  bet. 
ting.\^     .•  •^-  •      -   ■.     . 

Frer^prppart.  A  tuflie,  pfngyteitgb  Frier  -,  a  getd 
boxef^foundlfnecker-j  a  nettle pH^er^  a  U^ie-bm- 

'  per.         ■■■.■■.;■■♦>..:  ■,.-^    ^    ,  '-^^ 

Fr  appc  :  rin.  ec  :  £  Sltuclfe,  l^ckf^rapt^it  j  iMundti  \ 

a^0jblafled/u  with  lightning. 

Ctla  eft  frappe  â  la  ported'  vn  trefpafle.y/iirrlw/â 

labeur  loft /one  te  nepurpefe^^tl^en  to  detfkeareifi 
;  Jhe^edvntebUndeyes. 

Tous  fr2ii^tàytimcùoccoia%,AB  of  one  of inin, 
•  fi^en,  er  fiOien, 

Frsbpement  :  m.  AjMkingy  knocifing/apfing^Ut'niiy 
_  fmting/taJhiHj^'y  cUppitN  ;  alfoy^  blafiing. 
Frapper.  Tetfttecke^gp  dapy  thumpeybiti  batyllril(ti 

frntte  'y  a^yfe  dafbyafoyto  btafi  j  Leo^e  Batrc.  . 

Frapper  coup  fur.  r«  |i«f  <ii/^  t>9M.         •  ,  ^ 
■  Frapper  dedans,  vmntlj  t(t  rufi,enter,  orireak  « 

??•»•   '■■.;■■    ■..:.;■  /  ,;   ■..:.     '■.■■ 

^:  Frapper  d'eftoc  tefyne,  thritL  é  tine  a  thujttn' 

Frapper  d'eftoc  &  de  uillc  Tepike  eueriewejt  a 
-•^^nU^hienSy  en  aUbandsitfUjabêutban  li 
man  m 

-  Frapper  en  pâulîne.  l00i(;« 
•'  FriÉpper  de«  pieds  contre  terre.  TeSampt  » 
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rrappetic.-C  KneekifH-finfei  or^Mfttfpcmni  * 
^    f^clpng,rappm i&c,     .        :  l^^-  ^ 

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m'oeritanceyprfucceffion 

Frara'^er.  ^  Frarefchcr. 
Frarefthc:f.P^f"'wao 

l(infme»yOr  coheir  et. 
^X2xç(ch£ï.re paît  land, 

coheirs. 
^(Xc(c\ïC\lt:vn.  Apart 

Frr-rcufcte  ••  f.  Tfe?  <^«/?w 

/i/»fl//.iî  brethren  ycoparc 

Frareux  ;  m.cuiç  :  f.  Pa 

itntrs  y  alfo y  belonging 
i  Fnricparagc:  ni.  frtf/t 
I  ^dQ[[XC-i.ApiUyguUeri 

'     jifMgeprankeJdle  part 
h^lct'A'F/ier'y  {a wot 

Fraternel  :  m.  clltlf  i 

ingto  a  brother.  ■     '^ 

Fraternellement.  Frat 

Fraternifcr.  Tof-atemi: 

■  lOy  apte  at  brothers. 

Fraternité  :  f.  Fraternït 

:  Fratçfque  :com.  Frier- 

dfoyhypocriticall  j  fupe 
Pratrc  :  m.  A  Frur  ;  a  b\ 
Fratricide  :  na.  A  murtb 
FratrifTcau  :  m.  A  nouii 

îriir.  ■■  '«>  ^■"' 
Fraud  ateur.  as  Frai^det 
Fraudation  :  £  A  de^au 
Fraude  :  f.  Fraud^guileJ^ 

chtatïngytrumperie. 
Fraudé:  m.  ée  '.(.'Defri 

ntdy  chtatedycircttmue, 
Frauder.  Todecemey  dej 

ouir^couftnycheatytuU 

Fraudeur;  m.  A  dep-am 

btiuiltt.  '■ 

Fraudulcaiment.  m  Fi 

Ui  Frnch(fayes  Nicoi 
Fraudulent.  Fiaudulen 

cheitingfVfirte^imnin^ 
Fraudulentcincnt.Fr/ 
_  ValtMy^umunglj. 
Fraudulcr.rfl<rfw«wî 

rrauduleufcinenti4»î 
^  ttlmofldeceit/ùBp. 

rf  audufcux  :  m.  A  dect 

^""iteyWiHepacItefOHer 

irauduleur:  m.  cufe 

V^^fùUydecàtfùtt^ 
Waux  V  m.  Cemmons  %  n 
_,  V'^nisy^xfesyplàces  j 
"^'/^k»idofrauenùM 
j,*»«Bayonne. 
JraxmçHc:  f.  Ba^rdV 

i<il»n<ilagreiiomUei 

fj'lfemptieyOrwUbo 
done  breeding, 

Frayabicxheàinfiaya 

Fr^e;m4e:f.Hif)W,a 
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Frarachaiix:  m.  Cobiires^cùpafcenefs^paftners m  êh 

inheritanciyorfiàcceffion.      . 

Frara^cr.^Frarcfchcr.  (v.m.) 

Frareschc.  f.  PaftinonafUndiamongbrethrenyneere 
l^infmenyor  C0heires.  * 

Frarffchcr.  TÊpart  land^of  afucuffion^éu  kretbten^or 

coheirs.     • 
FiKcfchcUf  :  m.  A panne/^  a  coparcener, or  coheke, 
Fr.ueufctc  ••  f-  The  cuftome^courfe,  cr  title  ofTartitiân 

monf,  bretbren^coparcenersy  or  coheirs:  l| Wallon. 
Frareux  :  m.cufè :  f.  PaHtd,  orpartabU  amongcopar- 

cmrs  i  alfoy  belonging  to  a  coparcener  :  ^Wdlon. 
Fraricparagc:  nu  FraternitiCybrotherbood.  (v.m,) 
Frafquc  :  f.  AguU^guUerieymocl(exie\  alfo^n  odde  tricliy 

jimn^cp/an\ejdlc  part. 
Yï^lcX' A F/ier 'y  {award vfed mojl  commonlj  in  moc- 

Fraternel  :  m.  elle  :  f.  Fraternally  brother  lie  ^  belongs 

in^to  a  brother.  -^^^-^ 
ï^nicmélcmcnt.  F  rater  nally\  brotherly. 
Frateniifêr.  Tofratemi'^eyconcicrre  with-,  be  nèerevn- 

;      to\airee  as  brothers. 

\  ?ntçï.n\tc  if.Fraternitiejbrotherbùod. 

Fratçfque  :com.  Frier-ltlie  ;  of/nr  belonging  to  à  Friers 
atfûyhypocriticall'ypiperjiitious. 

Pratre  :  m.  A  Frier  j  a  brother  -,  à  confederate. 
^  hmkldc:  m.  A  mur  tbcr  et  of  his  o^ne  brother. 

Fratrirtcau  :  m.  A  nouice  j  àyong^  and  vnexperienced  I 


Frayeitîcn  t  A  bitt'mgfi^elmg^  grating  vpon^  a  rakfng 
aloni  on  j  â  rubbmg^frettingjrafmgsWeartng  of  things 
by  ofïen  bitting  «m  againfi,  another  \  a  bkrntjhmg. 

Frayer.  TohitfideUng  ;  to  grate  vpon  ;  to  ral(e  along  an  ; 
.  alfo^orub^andtorafe^orfretbycfttn  rubbings,  alfo^ 
to  bumijh  (as  a  Deere  bu  bead)  by  rubbing  )  alfo^  to 
VHareJiieatdtmnCy  mal(e  plainly  fmooth^  or  etten  by 
mucbvjingyortreadinion'j  alfo,  to  (pawner  fi\hesy 
&c  ;  alfOy  to  defray^  beare  the  charges  of. 

Frayeur  :f.  Feareydreadyfright^frighling^terrorjca^ 
ringy  horror. 

Frayeure  :  f.  iw  Fraycmcnt. 

Frayeux  :  m*culè  ;  f.  FearcfuU^dreaàJuUyterriblCylor- 

^-<£ible. 

Frayoire.  Therac^e-flafeyornogofa  miU\  the  little 
peece  of  wood  whUh  rubbing  agasnfl  the  hopper  ikal(ts 
the  corne  fall  from  it.  ♦ 

l^nyoucrim.ADceresbur^iJhingofhisbead. 

Fredaine:  (.  A  gudgeonymoc\erieymleygulleri€ -^  ade- 
ceitfiiU pàrt^aroguijhpranl{e^  alpia/iijh  crcoufening 
deuice.^^^-^^^^^  ^       ; 

FredinfredaiDcr.  T^ /Mcfcrr  :  4Rab/ 

Fredon  :  m.  A  Stmie^uauer^or  Semiefemie-quauer^in 
Mufkldti  and  hencepiuijtonyinda  warbli^^fhal(ingy 
oiquauering.         r 

Faircfredon  fur  ftedon;  7o  heape  curiajitie  vpM 
curiofiiieytoàdde  one  nice  point  vnto  another ^  or  vfe 
marry  together. 


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frier. 

Fraudateiir.  as  Frai|,(lcur. 

Fraudation  :  £  À  de^audmi^^ftuungjbeimlmg^  - 

Fraude  :  f.  Ptaud,gmUydeceit^oufeHége^lulUrie^ium, 

chiating^trumperie. 
Fraudé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  'DefraudedyJecelueclybegitiUtl/iitfe'' 

neijcbtatedycircû.muentedydifàppoiitted.      : 
Frauder.  Tadeceme,  defraudybeguiU^kcumueMt^fiub 

oitef^coufenycbeat,iuUidi/ippomt,--^,^ 
Fraudeur;  m.  Ade^aHkcr,ç0Mfener,deceiueriCbeàter, 

btyéïltr, 

Fraudulemment.  at  Fratidulentement-j  and  the  bet» 

ttt  French(fyet  Hicot)         ^-^ 

lent.  FioiàdulentyCrâftiefdeceitfiUtCoufcnirig, 

Fraudulentcmcnt.  Fraudutentfy/leceitlùlly,  crafiify, 

^VàttMy^unmngl). 

[Miiduler.  To  decern  \  as  Frauder,  * 

rrauduleufètnent^  Praudulencemèfitjo»',  fitU  ctaf- 

^  t'kmofl  deceit fity,  ' 

rfaudufeux  :  m.  A  deeeiuer,  cheater,  eoufener,  crafiie 

^^'^(jyWtliefaclfejpuerreacbing  cmpamen, 

trauduleur:  m.  cufe  :  f.  MoH  crêftie,  fraudaient, 

pt^fùllydeceitfia.^.,^    :  -^    ■ 

"aux:m.  Cmmons -y  pr  cpmmon,  pubBelfe,  and  void 

^i^'^'^tds^gfes^làeetieuagVtm, 

"^/kindofrauen9MfJb(oratLimic)caUedUma' 
MwBayoïmc----'^-     ^    ■  .V  ^  ■.:,.;, -^^j^.^vf >.,,;.. 

graxuîçHc :f.  ta^rdoittame  ,1U(e%ktander,^    , 
f?  '  '°lî*  ^^'^'  ialft,the  fffamie  tff^  -,  i^hente-,^^ 
J:^andlagr«iouilIeii*dlplii$  en  fray,  when  the  ; 

don  t  "^f*'»*'' "'*'*»'!']?'»'**>  •^J  w^<»  i^*  '''•'^ 

Tj  Iff      ^"•»'*^»  •:'..■♦•"•■ 


Fredonner.  Toflyakeydimde^warhle^  quaucr  in  finging^ 

91  playing  an  ar  mflrument.  "^^^ 
Fredqnneux:  m.eulerf.  Full  of  Semie^fewte-qua- 

uer^or  ofquauering^jhatfingy  warbling^  duadïng 
,  much.  ^'  \'--^' 

Fredonnife.  Shaked/mau^edy  tparbled/iiuided.       * 
Fredonnifer .  éu  Fredonner. 
Frégate  :  f .  A  Frigate  j  afwift  F'mriace. 
Fregolier.  "i  be  Lote  tree^ar  Nettle  tree. 
Fregucr  êUl.  Xha  little  fijb  caUed^  Menmm. 
Frein.  SffFraim 

Frelan:  m. A  raugh^rulpricIfledpjrub^calied^Butchers- 
\  Broome^  IÇrteeholmej  and  Petigreei  alfoy  a  Butchers 

Sromei»0  rough  brujby  made  thereof. 
Frdaté.  vinJ&clatc.Tfctf/î^JZ?/7^^^  w/  of  old  mto  iierp 

vejfeUs  i  ar  drawne  offtbékeSiênd  Ifeps  in  battles^we 

fav, racked.-^ 
Frelatcment  :  m.  A  racking  of  wint*^  eiréuSi^ 

cernent.  ;^       ^  *■  \ 

Frelater.  To  rac\e,or  dramvmefrom  tbe  Ues^  andftt^  a 

into  anew  vefleU  i  Seel(jefto\Mcié 
Fïchtcw  i  m.  A  racl^er  of  wine^ 
Frchut.  A  good  fellow  :%^h.  ' 
Frelon  :m.  A  Horni(t\  alfo^  Vùrrejsr  Dranembee^  (See 

FrcflonX/^ycf  Frelan. 


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apmnent/Src.^  -''''■-  ■■^':'-^  ■■'':  ''■^''''^  : 

Frclorc  :  com.  yndonejitlornejê^,  cafiamijfr^^^M 

Prelot <« Frdaue.  •;»•«••■»<'.?;*' »-^v-,-  -■■■  ■-■;-r*-^,.-  ....... 

Freluchn.£  Umoat-,  afmaUfirapf,9r  Bpt. 

Frduquct:nï^^  trench  hat/è-peme-,  a^,a  ^uce 

"^  '  dvfarjè,9r.prettiedëfperfilla»,  -r-  :         ^  ^  : 

Frclus.  as  VTt\ore',0r,Oiurthreme  harfi  and  fiat,    ' 

FrcmiUer.<w  FounniUer.   r*'-' 

Frémir,  to  quake,  trewAle,flmer,lbake; 
h  timed,either  with  anger ^fèate, 

FrcnicAs  :m.  Tbeclajpei  »fa^bo^iat(h^a  Jejners 

Fienaifie  :  £  Fren^ie^anmg,  bmacie,     »^  ^^^ 
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bimfelfi.out  of  his  little  wit.  .    ^ 
Frcnouillcr.  T^  fidder^oraliejtof  udder  in:  ^Idîca 
Frequence  :  f.  Frequencie  ;  n  {reài  haunt /neetini^  re- 

fort^companïeyajJefnbUeêjfl 
Fréquentation  :  i.  A  fréquentation,  Jrequentingyhaun' 
'    tingyrefortini ,  often  aÙembUng,  tbic^efetting  toge- 
ther. '  "    \- 
Fréquente  :  n^.  ée:  f.  Frequented^aunted^fichvtfi^ 

tedjOftenYefoit^dvftio. 
Ftcqiicntcwjo firque/ttybaunt^  vfemucb^  vifit  often, 

^  refOYt  many  times  vnto^ 

Frttac;c.  .^/Frarcfchc  j  or ,  A  partition  made  betweene 
brothc/SyCûhcires.  /'      .  ./       ^^ 

Frcrc :  ni. //*/t>/fe<r  J  tf//J,tf  Frw. 

Frcrc  d'armes,  A  brother  in  Armes  ;  Çâ  title  thats  v- 

fed  betweene  Prince  andPnncey  or  where  th'one  M  a 

rrmcc\xvhcreas  or  dinarie  tonights  tearméthemfelues 

/);2r/j',Compagflcns  d'armes.) 

I^^reres  dc  UCouv.FcUow  vaffalls^r  tenants  holding 

oftbcir  Lord  in  one  manner  y  or  by  one  l(md  of  tenure  ^ 

and  baiting  equall  authoritie  in  hu  Courts.  " 

Freredclaift.  ^  fb fier  Mother  \  the  fenne  (fa  mam 

Huïfe.   . 

Frères  des  Lombardis.^^;^  Harpirsj)  Af c/^;^  Mw^n- 

..caluesi  teàrmcdfo  becaufe  tbeyare  oftmiagendered 
with  a  li/iïng  child  ;  and  if  without ,  jet  being;  bred 

'  in  the  fame  wombc^and  nourifhedwitb  the  fame  milk^ 
theymayïnfçorne  bee  called  brothers  cftbtferfrà 
children 'y  Sec  Lombard.     . 

Frères  vterins.  Harpies  y  monflersy  monfîrouâ  chiU   \ 
dren-y  oMoleSyOr  Moone-caluesi  byjhefame  reafin. 
Lc  frere  veut  bien  que  fa  focur  ait,  mais  que  rien 
du  fj  en  n'y  aie  :  V  toy. The  brother,  would  haut  hisfif^ 
terriîb^  anyWny^  but  at  bU  charges. 
.  Ire  dc  frcresircdcDiablçs;?rov.  Brothers  anger 
diueUifh  anger.  ^,        ^. 
II  n'y  a  terme  qui  pafle  par  delà  cclujj  dc  frcrc  : 
Prov.  CaUs  he  me  brother  Ï  how  can  be  call  me  more? 
mfriendlietearme  exceeds  the  tearme  of  b/êtber. 

FrereJay.  Aferuant^or houjholdofficainan Abbey ^or 
Coutnt.        ,  ^ 

Frerer.  TofweU^  alfoyto  itch  j  Lool{e  Frairc, 

Frerefc heur .  as  Fr arcfdicur  j  A  coparcener. 

Fr creux.'  Couiîn  frereux.  A  C^ufen^germame  by  the 
brother  s  fide-y  my  fathers  brothers  fonne. 

¥tct:ic:£'AFrierie.       / 

Frerot  :  mMfhauingyOf  fhiftingy  fellow. 

Prcsim.CbargeyCofl'yexpence.  ,<  •        ^ 

Frcs  :  m.  Frcfchc  :  £m  Frais  ;  Frejh^ew  j  cooU  i  0r  as 

Frcfange.  One  bogyor  more  y  due  vnto  the  Masfler  of 
the  water Syand  fbrr efts  of  kahizny {atsd  elfewbere)^ 
the  farmers  of  the  Majïage/indproufage  thereof. 

Freiâyc:fc-^^^wfc'W(f;    • 

Frcfcadcs  :  I  Kefrefhments^  thmp-refrefhingi  as  (in 
Summit Uime)  light  pirmentSy  ccole  aire^  cold  places; 
befwriSf  âr fluides ,  ouer^ed  with  greene  boughee. 

Frcschcdent  :  nu  A  gfutton^  raueneiiy  greedit  fitkw^ 

Îoùd  trefuher-mftn  yone  tb$t  eats  ^^jj^  bad  beene 
^unger^flarueil. ,  *  •  -.T-'^^^^^^'T/v-n^'^"  ^ 

Frdfchancnt. Newfy^Utefy^fieJbljf, eum^tnR^bia  4 

fmaUwbiUagoeiatfiiCtolefy. 

Ftdcheur  :  f.  Frejhneffk  5  coeUnéfe. 

Frefchin.  A  certame  bUter'Jmet  applet  alfby  rgnlpuffe', 
tr\the/meU^fentofvermme/uFaxes,PêU€âts,&c, 
Vnfidchindcfalivc.  SwatHeP^M^efimefe^  of 

Frcfillon.  Pri|«^^^twfc«^^;y^»::     W^MmO.  ) 


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Frcdc:  C01XU  Ft  aile  y  weal^e  y  fèebUy  brittle  y  focne  br 
lien.  '  ■' 

Frcflc  :  m.cc  :  (.Furled  -y  vndoney  &rflacl(enedy  &  made 
vp.  -/  . 

Frefler.  Tofiirle  j  toJUcl^enyOr  vndoCyand  mal^e  vp, 

Freflon  :  m.  A  Hornet, alfo  (but  lejji  proper ly)a  Vorrt^ 
or  Drotie  Bee  y  alfQytheJhrub  called  reitigree^Btétcbcrsl 
Sroome^l^eeholmeyandYsjteehulMer.  .    / 

Irriter  les  freflons.  T$  prouol^e  angrie  perfom. 
Les abeillcî» nc  devicment  point  freflons:  Piov. 
Lool(e  hhciWc. .  .  ^  ■ 

Freflonnc  :  m.  ce  :f.  Bit  t  en  yov  flung  with  Hornets.- J 
Frefhaye  :  f.  Agroue^or  wood  of  ^Jh  trees.        '     ,. 
Ftcinc'.w.  AnAjhtree.  i      , 

Frefhe  champeftre.  The  field  Ajhygreat  Afh.cothmn- 

•  Frefhe  de  montaigne.  7he  wild  AjhyHl)ic{en  trie 

^icl(entrcey£>j4Jcl^i'beamctYce. 

Frelhe  petit.  BajfardyOr  fhlfeyVittame. 

Frefhe  Fauvage.  as  Frefnc  dc  montaigne  3  *Tk 

wbiclien  treey&c.        ^     • 
Frefhiér:  w.çrcf.OfAfh^Ashenybelonging  to  an  Aih, 
Frefhin  -.  m.  inc  :  f.  04  Frcûiicr.     ' 
Frclnoy  :  m.  A  groue^  tuftyor  wood  of  Ash  trees. 
Frefquades^  loci^r  Frcfcades. 
Frefsuradcs:  f.  Complements  of  outward  courte  fie  m  \ 

matters  ofintertainmentyorfalutafion  ;  oi^tkebo^ini 
'  .  of  the  Ipiee^or  ajloopingto  touch  une  another  i  (;?mj 

alfbytr^flingjfindneffi'ytoying^  idlegejiures^  alliens  to 

no  purpofe  ;  alfo  a  borfes  lifting  vp  of  his  legs. 
Fressure50u  Frcftirc.  T/;f  inwards  ypr  intraiùi\  04  Ficf. 

dc  mouton.  A  sbeepcs.plucl(e. 

VïqÏÏuvc  dcpouvccM.  A  hogs  haflet^  ^^ 
Fret:  m.  The  fraught  y  orfraight  of  a  ship^  alfi.Jhi 

hire  thats  payed  fir  ashipyor  for  the  fraught  tbot- 

of.  ^  ,  ,   .^      .    V  .• 

Fretail  de  perles.  Rcjifey  or  ragged  Pear  les  y  PcarUs  of 

fmallvalue.       > 
Fretaille  :  m,  ec  t  F.  Cutyhaclit.notchtyiagged. 

,  Chcmifc  fretaillée  dc  filets.  A  shirt ,  orfmck^ 

wrought  in  frets  about  the  sl(!rts. 
Frète.  A  VerriU-y  tlfyron  bandyor  boope  that  l^cepi  a  ^^^-^ 

den  tooje  from  fining. 
Frété  :  m.ce:  f.Hired^fraugbtedyandfurms^^^    ^  j'^^>- 
FlCtclA  l(md  ofwhiftle  which  the  Swgelder^  of  France 

vfually  Carrie  about  tbenf.  V^ 

Vrcta.To  hire  a  ship  ofburden^  &  to  fraught^  load  her  ^ 

hired.  ,  r  /l-   I 

Frcteurc  :  f.  AfraHghting^loaimgjirfurmhngéfm^ 
red)  ship.  ' .  vi^a-  ; 

:  f.  Straw:  ^Barrtg. 


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ring  ;  Jianding  en  t  homes  ,  longing  <«  *>'/*  '•*  „ 
Fictillard  :  r^'^rdcifiThefameitr^atltctûlcm. 

FrètiUcr.  To  mue^wagjine  often,  JteOtd  on  no  gromi, 

Frenlleur:  m,  ^  /tf/c «»#*« ,  w*»'*»  »  "*S;v.  »  ' 
^  companion^  ali a bufie bodie, ^^'M'^hT, 

.  vW<  often  flirris^t^  figs  vp  andd^ii'y  **  ^^  ?"^"' 
■  itch  on  big  breech.  ■     *     ^'"^i^rJlut- 

FrctiUoit:  m.  ^tittle  nimble di^^/ > ^^'P-'^^: 
•  tbpMbe',a  fackeoftbe  CUcke-hofift;  ^.flfZ» 

'■•memi^  *^  ;»  ««^  .  ; 

. :' 'iUsb,\:^,S ■  "  '  ■  y         •  'jtu-  éii(ù  the 

î^ctin:  in.  rmrntMre.ff^  *rf««S  ^ 
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tearme  in  tbaffisei 

rotbefrieof'*^yf'i" 
Lc  menu  rrcti».  i 

offeopUy  the  meant 

rout. 
FretinfretailleR  as  I 

Frctrots.^^^^  ^f 
wore  a  fecret  Creiwi 
tbeMamites^by  ; 

1310. 
^tcXté.Ff^ttie]àteù 

Frettin.-na.^Fretij 

Fi;ez:m./î^  Frcfchc 

Frez:m-F^c(che:l 
•  fomdyluflie^newly 
frejhyOr  without  fal 

Bouche  frcfchc.^ 
wbofejlomact(eùai 

awake  y  alfoyds  in  \ 
Tant  vous  avez  la 
you  vfe  \what  good 

nically.)  ^ 
Gueule  frefche. 

mac\ey 
htLVjt.  AScrich-o 

FrCZC  :  f.  A  calues  ch 
Eîurercnfrcze.5 
the  boughes  layed  f 
fpime  their  fil^e.) 

Frczc*in*éc:f.  Sei 

fitd,orfetrufflingl 

Trench  fuffe^y 

Fcbves  frezces.  ^ 
Frczillon  :  m.  Friuf 
Friable:  con).  JBw/î 
Friand,  vn  ^.Afwie 
'    liclioreuécompanio 

ntUMp-fauceylic^ 

Friaria:  m;  dc  :  f.  5 
fmet'toothed^alfi 
intking^elicwus  u 

Navire  friand  à  I 

mll\anexceUenti 

Trcbtichct  friand 

pie  afing  bait. 

Dc  femme  volagj. 

heur  nous  defend 

Friandeau;m.i</ï 

Friandemcnt.  Sau 

Friandcir.  To  feed  c 

fyypict(etbibeflm 

enjweeianddain 

Friandilc'.C7)tfi« 
rifm  choiceyOftchu 

jFriandifcs,  vm 

aeaies,       -M^::;^ 

Qaialcncztoui 

r  hfwfi^y{belik 
r>r¥rpuâ  tongfiiy  â 

WUH)Mr$:m.^i^ 

gmôtsbauaafob 

^^^^tbemeêuntetji 

ttic  On  ne  ttrouve 

Fricand^ 


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tearmiiMthaf/i9ceappnedvn)âthatmfyfifi     al^ 

rothefrieofauyfiSh. 

Le  menu  frcti».  Tbe  Uajlfye,  and worJl/bttyOfCoéli 

ofpiOfU^  tbi  munefi  commntrsy  rnfuU  vulgar  ^  baft 

FretiiirctaiIla;4yFredinfi:cdaaicr.     - 
Fretrots.  A  Seél  of  Religwm  men^  and  mmen  (which 
wort  a  fecret  Cnmne  on  their  beads)  inceftmu6^  4U 
xheMâàitei^by  nighty  and  fuppreffcdinibe  year  e 

Frctté.  Ftetlie  j  à  tearme  ofBlafon.        *» 

Frcttin  :  iti.  ^  Fretin.  ^  \^ 

Freux  :  m.  A  Rool{e^or  whiie-billid  Crow. 

\ltL  :  n^-  ^  Frefcheur  j  CooleneJPe. 

Frez.  :  m.  Frcfche  :  f.  Neiv  jfrijhy  recent  y  raw^p-eene-y 

'  foundy  luftUy  newly  come^  lately  done  j  alfoycoole^  alfa 
jrejhyOr  without  fait. 

Bouche  frcfche.  A  lienor ousy  or  bungrie  palate  j  one 
wbofeftomacl(eis alwaycs readie^whofe appetite  euer 
dwake-yalfoydsini  .  ^  # 

Tant  vous  avez  la  bouche  n:clchc.  H^hat  fine  tearms 
you  vfe  \what  goodlie  words  you  come  out  with  j  Qro^ 
nicaUy.) 

Gueule  ftcfchc  One  that  bath  a  notable  good  fto- 
mac\ej  ■  •'  -^'■^^■"; 

Vïcz^yt.  A  S cricb-owie. 

Frczc  :  f.  A  calues  cbalderne  -y  alfo^a  ruffe. 
Entrer  en  frczc.  Sillie-worms  to  begin  to  mount  vpon 
tbe  boughes  layedfir  them  (In  which  mounting  they 
(pif^ne  their fill^e.)  ^    •♦ 

Frczc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Setyosà  ruffe  ;  or y(môre proper fy)ruf' 
fledyOrfet  ruffiingly ,  afte^r  tbe  manner  of  the  {tbfckO 
French  fuffoi  ►   «  v 

Ythsts^tzéts.'PiUedyOrfhaledbeanes. 

haj^OTiitfi.VfiuftyVïimpint. 

Friable  :  conj.  BiuifeabUyeafieio  be  brol^en. 

fmri(i\nÇ£.Afwèit4i0Syptcl{e'morfellyCuriou^ 
licl(ûrBmcompanu)nydatntie-mouthed  fellow  i  an  eat^ 
nellMp-fauceylicl(;dijb.        «^       • 

FriaiJa:  01.  dc  :  f.  SauciOy  licl(pTom^  daintie^mouthedy 
fmet'toothed  j  alfbydelicatOyOfa  pUafing  fifiacl(e^afi- 
inticing^eliciouâintaft. 

Naviiefriand  à  la  yd^cUfhiptbâtfkfles  exceeding 
well  ;  an  excellent  fayler.  r  - 

Trcbtrdiet friand.  An  atluringtrap^  fjpeet  poifony 
fleafingbait.  *      - 

I^e  femme  volage^  &  6:iande  en  tout  temps  boft 
hcur  nous  défende  :  Prov.  lMl(e  Femme. 

Friandcau;  m.  i</»^r^/îJ|{|[  i  i^^^ 
Fnandcmcnt.  Saucily  y^uk^ouffij  y  fiinetfy^  detiMuffy. 
mander.  Té  feed  daintily  y  taffcurioufly y  eat  tickéf  ouf 
fyy  picife  the  beft  morfelts  out  of  meat }  to  ùue^or  to  Hue 
J  ^y*f^^^*^^daintieaeâtes.    ; 
Friandifc  ;  f.  Daintineffe^  or  Ikk^oufheffeoftafli  acu? 
^ious  cboiceyfiVcbufing^meatsialfi^eliàouôfiareyaHd 

Friandifcs.  vmtUsyJon^ets^fm^^ 

leztèuniéà  la  friandtfè.  5^  0/4  U^t 
.. .     '^^  ;  {belilfeffom  the  affmtie  thats  betweene  a 
^f^k^rpuâtonyiiyandaliaeherùtêêtmle.)  . 

^^^^r$:m^  .^CrbeUu^ 

earwoedfi 


rnc  On  ne  tr  Aiivi»  i4%f»: 


(  .  *''•  ^«IkçhefeijMde  of^odfleih  and  hearbes  chop- 
fed  together, then  rolled  yf  into  the  firme  tjfUuerms, 
&CfMnd/ôboyled,  ^        ^ 

Fricafle  :  ni.éc  :  f.  Fried i  -alfi,  (pent,  or  fquandered a- 

FricuTée  :  f.  Ai^  tneat  fried  in  a  panne  j  alfila  l^inà  of 
charge  fir*  Morter^rmurderingpeece^ofjioneSybuU 
lett^MteSy  andpeeces  gf  oldyron  cloj'ed  together  rvitb 
greafefandganpowdefî^ 

Pnc2SScr.Ta friej^  alfo,tofpendyOrfquandcfaUarvaj. 

Friche,  en  friche.  WddyVmilled,fauage,dcfcri^egUc- 
tedyVHbushandedyVnmanured. 
Bois  en  ftichc.  Wood  newly  (opt ,  or  cut,  and  Utfland 
vntiUitbegromnevpagaine. 
Terre  dclniflce  en  friche.  LandvntiUed  ;  or  once 
tiUed^ar^d  afierwarc^  negleéied-y  whereby  it  becomes 
OMrgfowne  with  shrubs,and  weeds, 

FriCtiOTi:  f.  A^i£iionj>rjrication-j  ajngging  ;  rubbing, 
chafing, 

Frid.^wFrit,  »         '  ^ 

T'lics:  {.The  view  ^orfiating  of -aDeere. 
Friez.  terres  laiflees  en  ftiez.  Lool^e  Çriche. 
FrJ^aler.  Tofied  curioufly^  daintily  ,  lic^mujfy  ;  to 

pict^e  (onely)  the  beft  morfells  out  of  a  pceceofmeat. 
Frisalettm.vf  Ucliorousyor  dMntie-moutbed youth -,  a 

fiap-TaMctypicIct-morfill^/weet-l/ps. 

Fri^allçrics  :  f.  Dainties  ;  Hcl{orons  morfeUs,  lusbiom 
\acates. 

T^t\sp\Ûtxf,7beheavberime:  ^Langued. 

FnUcï.TosbiueKcbatteryOr  didder  fir  cold, 

lkil\cvx:m»cmc:f.CbiÛjCold  of  nature,     t 

Frimas  j  ou  Frimats  :  m.  A  rime,  or  thic\e  mip,  which 
in  winter  mofl  commonly  fiiUs,  and.  leaues  behind  it  a 
whitishyO't  fioMe  hoare , 

Avalleursdefr'iniatS.  Coufening  krumes,  idle  compa- 
nions, loyteving  rogues  j  alfi,  a  nickname  fir  Judges  j 
^ho  vfing  to  rife^ndgoe  abroad  earfyjwallow  a  great 
deale  of miftjn  their  dayes. 

Frimc.  U  n'en  fit  point  de  fiimè.  He  shewed  iMpa^- 
on,hefeemednottobemoued,atit, 

Frknc.bled  frime.CflW-ireMr,  Ox^wheatyllad^-wheat, 
,  Horfi' flower,   '  ,»  . 

FrmgiXit.  Gay,  jpiiHce,fompt,gaUant,fine,' 

Friugotcr.  To  quauer,to  diutde  in  fmging;  alfi,  as 
Fringotter.        .      v     . 

Fririgotcries  :  f.  Trets  \  cranl(lings,  wrigled fiourisb- 
ir^s,inearumg,&c, 

Fringotter..  Tofiet^  or  worh^  fiets  in  gold,  filuer, 
&e,  \  '  '■'■  ■■ 

Fringue,  faire  la  fringUe.  To  frig  y  orwanionnii^it, 

Irlnguer.  To  itt,or  braue  if^  to  be  finey^rute,trimme, 
neat',alfi,tommttni'^,or  wantom%eity  and  (more 
particularly)  to  leacber,or  Ufciuioufly  tofiig  with  tbe 
tailed  leacbering,  j^ 

Frihguercau  :  m.  A  tetter, ^uce  mm'wn  igayfilhW;^ 
compt  youth",  alfi^  lit^eutiouif  or  lafciuims  per  Jin. 

Frinsuerie  :  I A  iettiiigypuçene£e,trimnefei  alfo,le4- 
cbew,faUe-fiiggi»g,fhifiSwantonnep.   y^^,  ^^- 

Frinfon.4/Wnfbny.vWH^--»*-'-  -■".^■■■'^  î>ï^?^.;-^:!>* 

Friolé  iiaéc:  f.  CmfUmdi  rauined,  deuoméd{aac1fi' 
UngfyyOrmtbano^e^ftubbUbytbefre^ 

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,  Vnç&x:ropmfkme/»umi^euÊur,[cracklingJy^ 
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Veftments  fripez.  0/ac/o^fcw»f)rtnW,  ândexpo^ 
fed  vntofale-^  Broilers  ware '^friperie. 
Friperie  :  f.  Afipaie  i  Broilers jhopyjînet  ofBrol(erSy 

or  of  Fripiers.  - 

Fripe-faiicc  :  m.  Ufnap^aucCy  lick^-diJhJict^ârêMâfiU 

low  :^Kab. 
Fripier:  m.  A  fripier  ^or  Broker ':^  a  mender  y  or  trimmer 

\p  ofo  Id  gaiment^yand  a  feller  ohhemfàmewdid. 
Fripière  :  i^4  woman  that  fells  ^or  trimmes  vp^old  gar- 

tnans. 
Fripon  :  m.  A  ra^^or  tattered  clowt  :,alfd^n  vnwortbit 

jvllow  j  one  that  vfcth^or  is  giuen  tojbaje  trietfes^  and 
\JhiftS'yory0nc  that  hath  no  inclination  to  any  gpodnejje-y 

Fiippji  ilc  College.  A  rp(tgya  nal(èhelli  or  âne  that 
hup  iokc  gadding  atnoad  whenhe  Jhoald  be  at  his 

Frippé  :  m.cc  :  f.  Rubbed  much  ;  alfoy  worne  vnto  rags^ 
.  (by  much  rubbings)  alfOybeateybangedybelammed'Jpoi'' 
Icdyiobbcd:^  roughly  handUd-y  alfoyos  vnder  Fripc. 

Frippc-lippe  :  m.  U,  licl^orousjlaue^faucie  eômpani^ 
on:^Kab.  **   .  . 

Fripper.  To  rub  vp  and  downe  j  to  wcare  vnto  rags  (by 
o]un  rubbing  J  alfOy  to  beaty  bangy  belammiy  beta" 
hour  ;  vfe  roughly  y  deale  hardly  with  i  rob  y  àe- 
fpoyle.  •     . 

rrippon.  4^5  Fripon.  '  ^, 

Vnp^onnQïicif.AbafeJhift^P^iftingtri^  • 

Fflvjuandcaux.  ^  Fricandeaux. 

Friquenelles:  f.  Slender  yand  fmall  chitterlings  yor  links\ 
(•[Rab.)  alfoya  rafcallcompaniey  or  a  rogutjh  crue  of 
bafeyand  rude  bi/bniansy  tgnorant  clownesyfioundrelsy 
fl^^grags.  .#    .  , 

Friquet  :  m.A  littleflice  y  orfcummery  to  turneffh  in  a 
'  Ayi^g'P^^'i^^fi^^P^k^  of Licl(orice:^alfOy  a  l(md  ofjpar- 
"     row  that  ^cepcs  altogether  about  Wallnut  trees. 
Friquctte:  f.  A  Imgcllyfmall  sl^UcCy  little  fcummer^  al- 

fo^  prettiCynimUcygayy  ioUie^bUtbeyU[fe. 
Fnrç.Tofrie.     "  ^  ^ 

,    11  n'y  a  cjuc  frircl  There  is  noth'mg  to  be  had^  no  good 
:  to  be  done  ;  wcj^auenot  wherewithall. 

lln'yaplusque/rire.  Allh  confumedyWafledyJpenty 
gone.  •  4     ^ 

11  ne  luy  chaut  d'  avoir  pacfle  puis  qu'il  n'y  a  plus 
que  frirc.  He  cares  not  fir  that  which  he  cannot  zfe  ; 
OYyhe  efteemes  not  of  a  thmg  longer  then  be  bath  vfe 

Frilcades.  as  Frcfcadcs  ;  Frejh  aireyCoole placesy&e. 

Frifodirap  dcfri{c.Fri/^.    ,.,^. 

Frifé:  m.  cc  :f.  CurUdy/rio^edybraidedyCriJpedyruffledi 

Frilcr.  as  F 112  cr  ;  AlfOy  to  cut  afiroal[e  y  at  Tennis. 
Frifeurc  :  f.  Afri^ng^  curlini^ri^ingy  ruffling  j  a^o^ 

Fr^  :  m,  4^^.  tanked  y  afo^  a  many  or  borfcyof 

Frifottc :  m.  éc:  £  <^*^à>cm^i^ru§^^i»màny 

FrWquairc :  com. 4* fiiiquc.        "'-,Q'j*,.  .^r 

Frifqiic:  com.  FtukfM(ki^»Oie^b^ikrMkeyihu^ 

Friflcmçptd'un  ic^à6i,tttwlû'^mgfoMulcf  afiytng 

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fljudder^earneytkough  cold^orjèart. 
Friffurc  :f.  **  Frizurc*  "^^ 

Frifurc  :  f.  A  light  bun  -j^rafe^  orfcmcb  ;  alfi^  as  Fri 
fcurc.  ^s. 

Frit:  m.  A  bending,  or  leaning  mvardi-^U  CMafom 
tearme.) 

Frit  :  m.ite  :  f.  Tried  ;  al/o,w^Jled,^cnt,ccn/umcd,  * 

Ke^cttltC.Drie  clarified  Rqfen. 

Sa  part  eft  frite  de.  He  may  roajl  all  his  part  thcmf 
y    vpon  bis  finger yor put  it  intt  bit  eye ,  and  neither  hun 

finger  jnor  eye . 

Fritcau  ;  m.  ^  fr///^r  J  <i/y3,<?i  Fritou. 

Fritou  :  m.  A  kind  ofJheU-fijh  of  a  jpannei  length  and 

fomewbat  like  a  bullet. 
FxitUK-.iJfrying.  ' 

Frivole  :  com.  Friuolousj  vainejjleigbtiidle,triflm 
ofnovalue,  .  -' 

Frivolement,  friuoloufly^  ■vainefyytrifiingly^tompur. 
pofe. 

Frivulculc  :  m.  Atoy^trifle^mfle^fiiuolouimattcr. 
Frizailles  :  f.  Erifes,orypeeccs  ofjrijfe. 
Frize  :  f.  The  cloth  called  Irife-y  Mlfo  (in  Archiullurc} 
the  bioad  and  fiat  band^or  member ,  that^  next  kLvt 
the  Cornijhtorbetrpeene  it  and  tb'Archit/aue  j  ccicd 
^  alfa  by  our  rvor^emen^the  Fri-:^, 
T^rizérm.  ée:f.  Fri\ted,  curled jcrifpedybraidfa^iil. 
fled\  alfo,ra':^d  or  graced  alongon  -,  touched  Itih- 

^yiP'^Û'fifleigbtly  ouer  \  cnely,  or  buta  Ut  tit  ^  [cr  ni- 
ched. ...'-". 

Frizer. Tofri^le;  crifpe '^cutle  (<u water  Uorvnccnh) 
a  gentle  wind)ruffleJbraid-^tlfo^o  touch  light /y,oyi).fe 
ouer  fleigbtly,tb'vpmoft part  of,  to  ra'^^orgya-^eeu^ 
oni,torcratchalittle. 

'rizer  la  queue.  To  leacbery  or^  to  wrigglnhetajk 
(in  leachering.) 

Frizer  les  carreaux.  Tofirilie  a  ball  vnda  ihc-lint 
{at  Tennis.)  ' 

Frizons  :  m.  Fri\fedy  at  raifed  worl^e  of  gold  or  fikcr 

wk£y&c  I  alfè^one  pots  printed. 
Friiotc :  m.  ee:  £  Fii':^edyÇHrledybraided. 
FTizotcï.Tofri^eyCurle.braidy  ruffle. 
Ffizurc  :  f.  ^fri\lingy&c  yM  in  Frifçurc;  alfo,  thtm- 

fed  worl^e  which  is  vpon  cletbifgoldy  or  Tipe,  bod- 

kinworbe.  >    v      # 

rroc:  w.as  FrouJ         V        f         .         . 
Free  de  moine.  ^  Menkes  CtfWle  ;  or  Hood. 

letter  Ic  free  aux  orties.  A  ^onl^e  to  abandon  hU 

Order,and  profiJfioni(and  bence)afo,to  Apefiatifeit. 
PioCSXommon^voidgroundsyivaieStplacesioraiTtos. 

Frodierc.  A  coole  place  5  alfo^  deepe  caue  neete  vnto 
Bezançon,  m  ranch  there  k  great  five  cfyce  all 

Fiodillc.  <w  AphrodiUc.      -- 1  »■  si 

Froid  :  tn.Old,cfiâth  jcoldnejfe/bibtelfe.     '■        ,, .' 

Avoir  froid.  TV»  ^f/v(»/<t  •       vT  Î,:  0 

Avoir  fioid  aux  picils.  nhtin'iH  termes,  eriU  at 

eafeCm  eftâttyOt  maid)to  bainno  lin(or  caufe)to^mh 

a  tr tt be merrkial/iJo be iéaioii^<^'  '^  -^^ '^^ ^^^ 
'  B^txtà{roid..(A>net4fbtrfromSmitbes)  tbpocttd 

JlnvfyWyggebutpckefy  ttmrk'  ;  '*  «f^*^/*  ('"5, 

V  0ut  vfttb  extreame  tVfU  ;  «r  /*  befitwmcb  tnle  &g» 

bntlittkfir»ard',iindbme,  tlfo»  telabmrinvabici 

i/A^'Braijflcr  Japquc . 

XMeu  donne  Ic  froid  fdwLlcdrapjPr^      - 
hiscooibaf^^utbmtbA\yh.:fiubaJ}bm 

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perprme  nuptia 

Avoir  les  pieds 

X^jj-f  Froid. 

Dieu  t'en  doin 
iS  lucide  withyor 

Froidclct  :  m,ctt 
Froidclcttemen 
Froidement,  co 

•jiimtly. 
Froidillcux.  chîl 
Froidure  :  f^  Ctf/ii 
Froidurcux-.m. 
Froilon:in.<MF 

Froià(é:m.cC:f; 
fi,crujhed,quafi 
clattered  togeth 

Froiflcmcnt  :  m. 
peeces -y  alfoj^  et 

Froisser.  To  era 
itujb,  qM[hy  b 
tether. 
Froiflcr  la  iacl 

Froiffis:ni.^Fi 

crajbingy  iufiUfi 

m  againji  am 

Itndt. 

Le  ftoiflis  des 

ofaduerfe  allée, 

Froiflurc:f.''«ï 
Fromage.*»  Fot 
Froment:  m.  h 

•  Se  e  Froument. 

Fromcntcc  :  f.  f 

Froinciniii  :  m.i 

Pilurc  fromer 

Fronce  :m.cc.f 
crmpltdyfiumi 

Froncer.**  Fron 

Fronceurc  :  f.  « 

Froncis  :m./<  fi 

pie 'y  or  âs  Fronl 

Leiorïcis  da  i 

Fronde  :  m.  Tbt 

fned,  a  FeUonyO\ 

Fronde.  AjIing,o 

jj'i'ipeene^or  l 

Frondé:  m.  éc 
fling. 

FrondelccCrt* 
D'vne  mefine  1 
frondelet  »  m. 
gronder,  roeaj 
p  *bread^tiriu^ 

rrondoycr.  T#j 

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froDfiL4iFron< 

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perfomenupiiatl  rites. 

Avoir  les  pieds  froids.  4^  Avoir  troid  aux  pieds  j 

Luul^eltoia.  ■      ^ 

DicM  ten  doint  ttïzuoxàcioycGêdfendibet  much 

iU  lucide  wthyOt  buLfmall  ioy  of]/it. 
Froideict  :  m,ctt;iC  :  f.  CbiUic.coldèjh^  . 
FroidclcttemenL  chilly, coldijhlj. 
Froidement.  Coldtyycbillryflacl(fy,  repfrijly^^  r^eakely, 
".  jhmtly.       -.  .  # 

Froidillcux.  chill  ^See  Frilleux^(v.  m,)      . 
Froidure  :  f^  Coldneffe  ;  ivinter-wcather. 
F  roidur eux  :  ai.  eu fe  :  f .  Vcrie  chill yvem  celd. 
Froilon  :  m.  ^  Frcflbn  ;  ^  fl^r^rf. 
FroifJTé  :  m.  éc  :  f,  Oajhedjburft^or  bfolfenyinp€tciS\  aU 

fo^crujhed^quafljed^  bmfèd  j  alfOydaJhed,l(Hoclied,  or 

clattered  togeiber. 

Froiflcmcnt:m.  A  crajhing,  burfting^  or  brealfitig  in 

peeces  ;  alfojd  cru(hinf^quajhingybriéifi^g'yalfê^ 

iniJinocl(ingyBr  clattering  tomber. 
Froisser,  To  craflojburjiy  orbrea^ein  peeces^,  alfi,  to 

irujhf  quâfhy  brui/c'y  alfOyto  dajhj{noc\ey0r  cUtter  to- 

ttther. 

Froiflcr  laiacherow^  lafcherer  :  f  Norm. 
Froiflîs  :in.  m  Froiflcment;  or,  ^  ryJhingycUtterin^^ 

crajhingy  iiéftling^  buftling^  knocking  of  armed  bodies 

one  againji  another  j  a^o  y  fiiUor»  ground^  plotted 

Uniî.  '  r 

Lc  froiflîs  des  C2u(c$.Tbeconfli(ly  or  cotUradiClions 

ofâduerfe  allegations  ^or  pleadings. 
Froiflure : f. '^Froiflcment 5 orjAcraJh^or breach.  * 
¥to\r\3^e.as¥ouima^CiCheefe. 
Froment:  m.  wheat  yalfo{anyl(indof)  bread-cornci 
-  S^eFroumenc. 

Fromentcc  :  f.  Furmentie.ofyfidden  wheat. 
Fromentin  :  m.iiie  :f.  o/yor  belonging  tOyWheat. 

Pilurc  froment  inc.  A  white  loafi  ;  S<f  Pilure. 
Fronce  :m.cc.f.  GathefedypUked^jhlded^^wrmkUd^ 

crumpledyfi'umpled. 
Froncer,  as  Fronfcr.      ' 
Fronceurc  :  f.  ^  Fionfurc.  V 

Froncis  :  m.  A  plaityfildygàthermSi  «  wrinl(leyOr  crtm- 

;fe^^Fronfiirc* 

Lcftoncis  da  ibuidi  The  \fattmg  oftVe^ebremes. 
Fronde  :  m.  Theboty/tMdbaidbitmfeyfirfiikllmg^eéir^ 

^^^jaFeltonyOrvncome. 
Fronde.  AJIing^or  enginewheremthjlones  me  cafii  aU 
^fiy^(peene^orleai$ié)hranch^or  bough.. 
Frondé  :  m.  éc  t  f.  C^fi^  hwtUâ  ,  or  flung  Jfom  a 

fling.  y  ^ 

FrondeIcc:£rt<  cafi  orjbot  cf,(/tlfo)a  rap  $r  blow  from, 

jJH  „  ^ 

^vnc  mefinc  frondclec  At  once^^  at  one  kft^r  afi 

^l^yMthoneflone.  -:    V        ^  ^  V  %       . 

^rondelet  :  m.  Abalied-meatfomewhatrefemblhiga 


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gfooff.  «Froncé. 

/^«Mifcrlcfixiot,  Têjhmu.êrkfuttbikim^ 


Fronfure:  f.  Agatheringyminlilingyfrnmplmgyfrow- 
rung.  '% 

Front  ;  m.  Thefirhead-y  the  brow  i  thefiont^firepart 
ofathing.  % 

BaiflerJe  front.  To  humble  y  or  fubmit  himfelfii  to 
bow  downe  the  headinfigne  oj  bumilitieyor  effubmi/l 
fion. 

Efchauftcrlefronta.  To  net  tie  y  wameychafiyretin 
aheatMitinananger. 

Qui  a  le  front  rompu.  4^  EfFicmtc  j  oTyAn  imffudent 
fellow. 

Vïoptû'.m.Afiontlet'y  orfirbcad^band\  alfo^mc^à 
\    ,  cine  applied  to  the  fir  head  to  prouolic  JIccpc  3  or  dife 
popie. 

Le  fi'ontal.  The  torture  of  tying  a  cord  about  the  for- 

beady&wrejiingit  vntilthe eyes  be readie  toftart  out. 

Frontal  :m.  ^li.Ofthefirbead^y  belonging  to  the  fir- 
bead.  ''       '      :       : 

Apparence  frontal^;f  opcnfhce.cleerecountenancey 
vnvprinl(led  firhead  ^ 

OsÇcoï\tû.The  fir  bead  bone. 

Veine  frontaIe,ou  du  front.  r(?(?it^  Veine. 

Fronteau  :  m.  A  ftUety  frontlet  y  fiihead^loth-y  alfo\\he 

thefirepartofacartyortumbrell. 

Fronteau  d'  vnc  porte.  Thehaunfe  of  a  doore. 

Fronteau  volant.  The  fight  yor  vifcr  of  an  helmet. 

Frontiac  ;  f.  Thé  frontireymarcbesyor  border  of  a  coun- 
trey.  ^ 

Fronticrc  d'  vnc  bride.  The  pntflallyor  headJiaUof 
a  bridle. 

Fronti^er.  To  front  yOr  accoaft  ^  alfoyto  rtfi^  or  dwell  on 
the  frontiers  of . 

Frontiipicc  :  m.  The  fionti^ice y  or  firefiontyofja  houfiy 

&c.  .  •  .  ■ 

Frontoy  ant.  Frontingyajfrontingyneere  vnto  a  front. 
Frontoyer.  To  front jaffrontybe  ne  ere  vnto  a  front. . 
Froqucur  :  m.  A  mender  of  highway  es:  f  Pic.     ^ 
Fros  :  m.  Floudsyriuers/nearesypondsyfprings  ;  alH(md 

of  common  waters-,  oryos  Frocs  :  f  Pie. 
Frotis  :  m.  A  common  place yOr  void  ground  in  a  towne-y 

(anoldword.) 
Frotte  :  f.  ^  Frète. 
Frotté  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Rubbedyfretfed^ebafid  5  aCfOybathed  j 

alfOylambdytbwacl(tJbafiedybeaten. 
Frotte  botte.  Abafe  drudge  iboot-rptbber  y  maimer  of 

boots  cleane.      •  ^        V? 
Frottée  :fl  f^  Frottement.  ■ 
Prottane^m.itf  cbafingyrubùing^fretting^a  lammingy 

thwackingyfwindgmg. 
Frotter.  To  rub^^o  cbafi\  toftetyOrf^ate  againfi-y  alfhyto 
^  bathe  \  a  I/o  /f  cudgeU^hwacl(JbaflyOr  (noc\roundly. 
..  Se  frotter  le  cul  au  panicaut;  To  doe  vainfyoridle 

ihings  i  to ^end  the  timejn  triflovy  or  m  UtKie^ndvn- 

frofitableexeircifis.^^P^^^^^ 

Frotter  leur  lard  enfemble.  ToceapCygrapple^  cbfiy 

§r /luffle  together  j  alfbyto  led<her  it. 

'Frottera  quclqu' m fon  lariï.  To  betbwackeone 
'  foundly.  '  .         ^.  ^ 

Ilncs'yfeîtpasbonfrottet.  Itisnot  goodmedlmg 

with  it  i  the  matter  isfomewbat  fùo  bot  fir  our  band^ 

tmg\(ofwhichfentii6\y^'    #*  ^    - 

Nc  t'  yfro^tc  ^s.(fâid  by  way  ofaduife  vnto  me  that 
^.meaneit^quarellwitk  anutnofmorepengtbj  and 
:  bettor rneanesythenhifnfilfe) meddle mvn^ 

:  Scfiaen vnc fiUc ?  AUcz  vous  y  frotter.  Tinr/? a 
^  maid?  not  ^you  map  if  you  wiU:  Or{becai4t  Frotter 
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On  frotte  tant  le  fer  qu*  à  la  fin  il  s*  cfchauffe  :  Pro. 

Cold  humors  may  at  length  bevrged  vtfto  choUer. 
Frottis  :  ni.  4;#Frottemeht, 
Frottoir  :  m.  A  rabbingy  or  ^fii£l}ân]alfi,a  rubbery  a 

\ubbine^cio(h.         ^ 

Frou.  A  fublicli^and  common  place^  free  fir  euerie  man 

to  rcfort  vnto^or  malf^e  vfe  op^  hence,  a  waft  ground^ 

highway,&c 'yt{?ic,  .  .  -; 

Frouelle.  Ar^  agneU,  pinne^or  warnellin  the  têt. 
Froucr.  Td  crumme^crkmble^breal^efmall. 
Froiuncnt  :  m.  irhutyalfo^anyl(mdofbread^corne. 

Frpumeiit  quoiic.  ^  fifi^  hàirie^  eatify  or^il(ie 

florpcrJh  ^ped  Itl^e  a  Foxes  taile^  and  there  fire  called 

Foxtafh.   > 

Quicrs  tu  meilleur  pain  que  dc  froumcnt?  Prov. 
/    (.  ;  taxation  of  ouer-much  curio fitiey  or  daintinefje) 

iViV^ldyou  hauc  better  bread  thcn*s  made  of  wheat. 
Friimcntc .  A  l(ind  of  fweete  ^   and  pleafing  white 

grape.      ^        . 
Fr^^tnncntcc  :  f.  Furmentie  \  wheat  boy  led ^  pottage  of 

^  of  wheat  j  (?r,  oâ  Frurr  entée. 
Froumcntcux  :  m.culcTf.  wheâtie-yfuUof  oraboun- 

dinj^wilh^wbeat. 
Froj^c:  m.ée:f-  RtMed^  prated vpon\  fretted^  ^^f^dy 

mnchw6rnebymHchrt$bbtng\or^a£Vriit. 
Froycment  :  m.  drubbing  j  or  often  bitting  aga)nfl\ 

Sf  f  Fraycment. 
Vroycrim.  A  rubber  y  alfiyarafpc. 
Froycr.  To  rub  ;  fict^r afebrile  vpfH  j  hityor  fmite  often 

one  afjfinft  another  \  SeeViayct. 
Frué^iner-  To  fru^ifie  ;  to  iricreafey  or  abound  with 

frttit'y  to  beare  fruit.  x  / 

.  lamais  grain ncfru6lificfî premier ncfc mortifie: 

Prov.  5ff  Grain.       ^ 
Frii6lu€UX  :  m.  eufc  :  £  FruitfiM,  copious  y  pfentifiUi 

commodious.  > 

Fru6liiofité:f.  Fruiffulneffe  ^y  plcritie  yfloré  yaboun- 

dance  of  fruit. 
Fru6ture  :  f.  ThefruCiure^  vfeyfruitiwypoffeffknyov  en- 
»  iojmentof.  -      '^ 

Frugal:  m.  ale  :f.  Frugall^htiftleyfparlng.prouident^, 
ncerejLempcrateifrtxpence. 

Fnigalcinent.  Frugally ,  thriflily ,  fparingly ,  fauing- 

h.    ■  ■•..,.  :■■■■■        .      :  V    ■  .    ■■. 

Frugalité:  Î.  Frugatttle y  thriftineff^  y  iood husbgn- 

due ,  fparingy  faking ,  moderate  orfm^tt  txpenct. 
Fru'ift:  m.  Fruit  (of  the  earthly  HtH\  plants  y  fi^ 

males  \  our  aSUonii)  ratumeior  mfëdfi  y  ^fpfofii 

ma di  y  m  time  y  otitof  the  thtHpoitt'hàih^mr  doth i 

Fruiéb.  AU  the  f  turn»  ^  §r  eeMJitkra^d 
-    ant  of  a  thing  (  whether  U  bee  mcuabk^y  èr  Wh 

mnàble)  or ^receiutdhy  tbt^  ittèJtêkiWmtanes 

'  thereof.^  .    . ..  ■ .       .  ^f.        ,.  .•|yj>v>-  ^.    _-.;-  ^V- 
^  Fruits cÎYjls.  Uolff  Civil.   ^;  vc ^  luo v  i  ^     : 
Fruits  naturels;  Are fhth  éù  eoil^m^^tUU^ 

Urtafàtbmg^béthbynàttft^ndckàmt^êp^^ 
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poffefftony  mak,ta  contwuall  xftyof. 
¥rutlZ^C  :m.  F  }uitagc  y  fruits/ 

Fruiterie  :  f .  A  Ft  utter  te  j  or  pla<e  ti^  l^eepe  Friàt 
y  fn. 

Fruition  :  f.  Fruition ,  etiioying  j  zfe  y  orpoffiffîgn  of  a 

tbing,  *       , 

Frumentau.  The  wild  Mulbcrie  ;  (a  lowjhtkb.) 
Fïumcntczu.Aliirtd  of  white  vine. 

FrumentcCîf.  Fuimcntie^  orwheatfîeepedinrra. 

ter ,  thenpilledy  or  sl^inned-y  then  dried  m  ihc  Su^nt 

then  ground  a  vcrie  ItttUy  as  çatmealey  and  rcfnucd 

fir  pottage yPanadoeSyérCé 
Ftuincntclk.  A  certaine  peare  good  to  be  dried  y  and 

driedycontinkinglonger  then  any  other. 
VluiatZX\o\\Afri/flratmy'defraudmgydecetui 

pointingy  beguiling  of  an  expectation. 
Fruftratoire:  com.  Frufrratorie  j  fruflrating,  dipf. 

pointingydeceiuing  \  alfOyVoidy  vâ'ineyiùleyfriijirate^  tj 
^^firciytonopurpofe. 
Viu^iztoixtmcniVoidty^nvame^with  no  cfiilyin. 

tonopurpofe. 
Fruftré  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Djfappointedy  frujlrated  yput  h)] 

deceiuedybtguiled. 
Frùftrer .  To  difippoint ,  frufirgte  ,  put  by ,  tf^al^t 

'loofe\  deçeiue ,  defraud  y  beguile  the  expcCiattcriy  or 

hoptsof.  I   .^-  m.   • 

Frycz  :  m.The  vieWyOr  fioting  of  a  Deere. 
Fuchierc.  ^  Fcuchiere. 

Flieilladc  :  f.  Agreene  arbjJfy  or  boiser  ;  a  Jhadie place 
inder  trees  j  alfoy  thefl^dawofleaueSyOrofUauit 

îFucillage  :  in.  Branched wori^ey  in  Faiàthigy  or  in  tu-, 
piftrie.    'r   '  c 

/Lemcnfongccfl  malà<:ouvert  fbus  ce  uieillagc. 
A  lie  is  but  lU  countenanced  by  fucb  pretexts^  thift 
colours  are  notfufficient  to  couer  an  zntritth. 

Fueillame  :  m.  A  bunch  ofleaues. 

Fneillaifts:  m.  AnXJfderofbeggingFrierstbâtwtaYc 

habits  of  ^brawnijli  colour.      * 

Fueillar  :  m.  Agreene  y  or  leauie  braunchy  or  bou^h 
of  a  treci  jalft^y  a  clofe  theefi  ,  pUfirer  ^mif^t-nb- 
ber. 

FuciWc  :f.  A  lea fi  (of an  bear  be  y  ot  tfet)alfo*,ûfrttt, 
Of  leafiy  of  paper  ^alfoyaflaw  inyron-  iitor\e  ;  ûlfoyilc 
fiylt  ofpretiowfronesy  oi  locl(ing  glaffes-,  t^nd  hiTct\  n 
grace  y  beauttCyOr  glo£e  giuen  vntoya  colour  ypr  et  crut  y 
tr  excvfe  made  fir^  a  matter.  ^\ 
•Fueillc  d*  vn  cfpce.  The  blade  ofafworl 
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FruiâS<±:  nu  Arriimif ,  fênfim,  Cefiefiim^ 
gtr%  *lfi ,  OH  Orèbm,  t»  j^mài^Wtm  jhùt 

FniiéticTï  tf:  ctéîf.  FrâH-beitrmg,  ^Md'mgjrmt',  y 

Fruiaieit  :  f.  A  FfnU-Mfi  y  ir  mmaM  tbdt  fitteth  \ 

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bM)  fwimmts  oMjrocUs ,  ênAditctn  wiM  sp 
^fârni  r99t\yn  Gaardfijet ,  his  iheUtptfi 

S II  trtî ,  T»bicb grtwcsw  M»hia  ,(ifid C»vtii»j 
efrem  any  tpater^ndcaBs  it  TatfalapawM  ««"• 
jand  MaUhiihivm, 

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Les  mauldiiTons  (ont  flicillcs  qui  les  feme  les  re- 
cueille :Prov.  Th»fe  that  curfe  oftenjhall  accurfed 

Qjfa  peur  des  fucîllçs  ne  doit  alkr  au  bois  :  PrOé 
(lilie  our)  lei  him  that  fiares  the  wag^mg  of  feathers 
ketepeffomamonf^wUdfiwle.  y 

Qui  Çc  garre  deflous  la  fucillc  deux  fois  fe  mouille: 
Prov,  Hee's  doubly  rvet  thatjhrowds  him  vndei  tneu 
Telle  racine  telle  fueille  :  Prov.  We  [ay\  fuch  as  thf 
treefuch  IS  the  fruit,  ^ 
FueiUce  :  f-  ^  Pucilladc  ;  An  arbor  j  or  bowif^  framed  \ 

ofleauie  plants  ^or  branches  \  a  greene  arbor. 
Fueiller.T(>  leafè^o^leaue-yto  beare^or  bringfhrthUaues]^ 
I     to  mx  greene  ivithleaues.        /  ~.     ^ 

Fueiilet  in.  A  leafè(ofa  bool^e*) 
Fucilleté:  m.  ce  :  (.Leaned-y  alfo^  Uol^ed^or  turned  oueiy 
ifs  theleaues  of  a  boot^e-^feriâtifly  perufed^throughlj  ex^ 
minedj  Jiudiedbard^  read  much  vpon. 
•  G^({caw^cïlÏ€té.Acal(èofpuffe'pafï.  ^^ 
Fiicilietcr.  to  tume^  or  lool^e  oner^  the  leauis  of  a 
booiie\  to  perufe^cxamifie^  ^udic  hard  ^  read  much 
on^boolies.  -  *  * 

Fuçillettc:  i.ArpintvefffltyOrmeafure  containing  a* 
bout  eleucn  and  a  halfè  of  our  gallons. 
Fiieillette  d*  Avignon.  Isfomervhat  bigger  tbrn  the 
demie  Scftict  êfParis.   ,    .  .:    * 

Fucillcttcr.^Fucillctcr-  - 

Fucilleux  :  m-cufc:  £  LeauieyfitUofleaucs. 

Fudilir.  ^  Fueillcr.       .. 

Fucillu  :tn.A  l(md  of  rounds  red^  and  veritfr^eet  apple. 

Fueillu  marin.  Sea-vpeedySea-moJfiy  Lungwqrt^  Oif^ 

tcrgtecne^abroad'lcauedbedrbe. 
Fueillu  :  m.uc  :  f.  LcauieyfuU  ofUaues. 

Vcnt^ziUu.  A PVeJier lie  windt    %   . 
Fucillure  :  f.  Uauineffei  alfoJUaues  yaifâjeafi-wçrl(ey 

or  a  leauie  jlourijhing. 
Fugitif:  m.iue  :  f.  Fugitiue^y  gadding^  flittingytuna^ 
^  wiy,  runagate ,  quïcl^lygeney  of  no  continuancey  éfno 
.  furtabiding^  of  no  certaine  flaj\  inconfiant  y  giddjCy  fie- 

k^^iXalfojfimofeiiffions. 
Fu^c  :  f.A  cbace^  or  report  ofMufickeylil^e  trvOyOr  more 

parts  in  âne. 
Fuir.  Toftiiy  efcape ,  runnefiiftyfcoureyfiudyOrfUp  4- 

T^aji  ;  tojhew  a  faire  paire  ofheeles  ;  alfbjtojhumteya* 

MidytfclHwjtefyfjt^  to  deale  voith  j  alfOy  toflincby  dally  y 

.  ^(^layyexcii^^pumt  fhift  off  y  vfe  eunfioni. 

Rcmcde  contre  la  pcftc  par  art  y  fuir  toft,  &  loirig, 

J^crourner  tard  :  Prov.  According  to  the  Latine  y  Ci- 
r  ^A'iî^g^jtardc.      - 
JuiroUes.  Fifie-rfr<riijri;ar,/ttFuroles. 
l'Uite  ;  (.^fligbtyefcap€yflipyrunningawayi  ajhtênmngy 

^yding;eiiaf$onyfhifi^excufeydelay.  » 

Sans  cftre  pourfuy vi  le  mefchant  prend  la  fuite: 
p  y^^.  Selfè.gàiU(^ifnotb^^  ^ 

rulci :m.ie  :f.  Supported'underfetyVpUldyvndeYprop- 

lTj' ?  '^ndeffity  vnderprop ,  fupport ,  piflamey  vp* 

jafiginc  :  f.  Sooty  footimffe  j  fmoakineffe. 


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Fumé  :  m.ce:  f."Dunged/nanuredyfiittenedi»itbdung] 

alfiyfumedy  fmoaked  j  euaporated  i  befmoakcd-y  bungy 

or  dried  in  the  fmoà1[e. 
Funicau  :  m.  A  braniiyor  fmoa1(mgfitciie. 
Fuiîiée:  iSmoal(e'y  afmey  reelieyfteame-yavaporyan 

exhalation. 

Fumée  des  Peintres.  Painters  foot  yOr  bleach  j  got  in 

glafp^houfèSyand  vfedalfo  by  Chirurgians, 
Fumcés:  f.  The  dungyOr  excrements  of  DcereyCatled  by 

rvoodmenyfhpmetSyOrfèrvmtfhing. 

Fumées  en  plateaux.  F lat  grattïcbragy  orfèirmijh- 

ing.  -' 

Fuinelle.S^f  Femelle.  , 

'  Fumement :  n\.A  dungingyor manuring  oftHearth  j,^/- 

fbyafrnoal(mgyfiimingyiecl(ing  j  a  bloatingybefrrioai{ingy 

or  hanging  in  the  fmoat^e.         .    •  •    •   "^  v 

î'Umcr.  To fmoat^ejreei^er^fiimei  euaporate-y  bloat ybe- 
; .  fmoakeyhangyifr  drie  in'the  fmo^l^e  y  alfOy  to  dir/Jgy  ma- 
'  nurCyfiittenrvithdung. 

Fumeron.  >4  little  dung-billyafmall  heapcofdung. 
Fume- terre  :  f.  The  hearbc  Fumitorie. 
Fuilieufcment.  Smoakilyyfmùvglyy  reel(ingly. 
Fumeux  :  m-cufe  :  fSmoal(ieyfiùmey  reelimg-yalfoyhoty 

fiimijhycholericlie.  \\. 

Fumier:  vi\.A'mexenydHng^h]U))eapeofdun^, 

Relève  du  fumier.  K^i/^^/^t^w  a  dung-hill  j  of  a  late 

Clovme  become  a  lame  Gentleman,  k 

Chien  fur  fon  filmier  eft  hardi  :  Prov .  n'e  fay  the 
,  fameofaCocl(e. 

Pluye  de  Février  vaut  efgout  de  fumier  :  Prov.  n'e 

ftiyyApriUfhowérsbringiriiMayflovfiers.      \ 
V\xvn\tï.Ofdung'y  ^Eilablefumiçres  apab^ejullof 
'  ,dung.  ;    ' 

Fumieres  :  f./tt^  Fumées* 

Fumigation  :  f.  Fumigation  j  afmoal(ing^  or  perfuming 

rvub  fmoal{e. 
Funain.  mettre  vn  navire  en  fliiiain.  To  moore  ajhipy 

vrtiehervnder  aleefhore. 
Funambule: m.A  Tumbler  that  rvallfethy&dotb  tricliSy 
'    vponarope.' 
Funéhon  :  i.Afun^ionya  charge /ir  office  exeràfedy  or 

executed. 

ï'undiguc.  A  tvare-houfè  yor  ftore-boufé. 
FjLindiquc.  i^  Fundiguc.  ' 

Funèbre  :  com.  Funerally  mourningy  deadfteyor  dole- 

fiiU\  done atyor  belongingvntOyfimeralls^ 

Hon4jeursfimebres.Z.£^<>i|;^  Honneur.    : 
^wnthï^ntni.  MourninglyydolefiiUy  'y  in  manner ^er 

after  the  fajhionyof  a  fanerait. 
Funfvzîlïcsif^FHnerallslpuriaUs. 
Funefte:  com,  MoumfiéilydeadHejmortaUiyntHcl(ie*y 

lamentable  yabbominable^elefiabk.       ^ 
Fungc  :  m.  ^  muJhromjyOr  toadftqole.  .* 

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Funt;ueux  :  m.  eulc  :  f.  HoUoiPOy  ^ungie  j  tbinneylight; 
'  muJhrome'iilieifiiUofmujhr ornes. 
Vut.  au.fur  de.  Troportionably^  according  w>  àfier  the 

rateof.    V' *  '  "'  '  ': .:  v,y^'-^ 

Furain.  I«0i^  Funain. 

FuraSiOT^M*/ •/'Fatras  :^ab.  '         ' 

FurculaircOs  fiirculaircs.r**f«w«  eftbefèrtfartrf 

fhefhmden  meeting  a  iittU  iebm  the  aeclte,     - 
Furcniplagc.  au  ftircnoplagc  de.^<yf«iww^/y,  âc 

voréngto^/itr  the  rate  0^,         .  .>•     / 

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Fureteur:  m.  ^^tiUr yfeéncbn'yprier,^ier.'^ 

Fureur:  t.  FHne.ragtymâdneJlii  perceniffe.êutrut-' 
ouptejjy"^  extfiêmt  wrâ(h^  attgery  imfaaencif, 

Furfuré;'m.éc  :  f.  Brannieyfcalif  like  hrame. 

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Furial  :m.  aie  :  £  Kâging./umus,  firie-li^ei  horrible. 

Furibond  •  m.de :  f.  i*'oçd^âdde^raiini,faku^,    - 
Furie  t  i.  Tuuelmadne[fe^jrtnjt€yrP9od!Ufe.  ^'■■■■^, 

Furies.  The  F  urns  of  bell . 
Furieulcment .  PuriOkfly,mdly\  raginglyy  woUly, 

wi.uhtiilIy^bedUm-lil(t. 
Fnrie.ux  :m.cufc:  f.  Furious  y  rAlinj^mojl  impâtitsl^ 

framtckejmaddeyTPoodybraififickeyêutrafijÊUâ^. 

Furiple.  5^^  Furolc.     *  '    • 

Furlucquc:  m.  ée  :  £  Searched^  firreud ybtintéd 

Furole'i  (.A  little  bla\e  of  fire  appear  ing  by  luibî  on 
the  topf  offonldieyj  iauncesy  or  ai  fèà  on  tbefayle^. 
yards  y  rvhere  H  robirlesy  and  leapkiin  a  moment  from 
one  place  to  another  ;'  fome  Marinen  call  if^.  Her^ 

J.  mes  fire  ;  if  it  come  double  tis  held  a  fitne  oftdod  (uclu 
tffing^otberwift.  ^    v&   >\' 

Furt:  nri.  4robbinutbefl^pea&\filchhg^pi^^^^ 
.pïlfèrmg^r  .  .  -^        ••   •••v.-v^  ,^  ;^n, 

Furtifrm.iiie:  f.  Filching  y  theeuijhy  filonious-y  dlfOy 
'  nimbd^pilfiredyimbeT^MedjftoUenyConuefe^^ 

Furtivement.  îheemjhly  y  Âlonwufiy ,  fiUbingfy ,  by 
fitalth'yprimty  ytlofelyyvndirbanàyatvnawares.  , 

Furuncule  :  m.  Afilonyor  wbttlaw>  ■  :^ 

Fu/iîn.  Splndle-treeyPriclirVPt^dy  Frlcke-timber.     , 

Fufe  :  m.  ét£.-Vi(foluedjmtltid  \fjned,fcMtered. 

'    0\2\xicivAtc.  SUked^r  fUc^ 

Fufeau  :  m.  A^'mdU yOrjpocU ;  al/i,  as Fufcc j.*^, € 
ftic\e  tofet  Acomes  witb\alfoy  {in cafes  tffûcceffion) 
.  ■  thefhmnmelme.       ■  ^rj*  •,'""^-     " V  ■   ^  ''•:•;  v  '".'•  • 
Fuseau  des  champs,  w^  bafiard  Saffron.  ^  \ 
Dcmeflcr  vn  fiifeau.  To  handUy  makef^iydeaUin  ;  àj 
7     to  debate  ;  vnpeftery  difpatchjrid  away^fi  bufmtfft. 
•  Ic  fcay  bien  arcc  lequel  i'ay  4  deincflcr  ec  fuseau. 
IknowwcUynougbwbom  I  bdue  to  doe  with  in  ibis 
hufmeffe.  ^  :^^ 

Lc  fiifetu  doit  (iiyvrc  Ic  gorreau  :  Prov.  while  the 
husband  labostrs  abroad  toe  wife  muft  not  idle  it  at 
bomtyoryU  wifi  it  tofifiiw  btr  kmsbmd  in  what  courfe 
of  his  fortune  foéuer  J       \      '  *   ^  "^    ^ 

Fusee  :  £  A§foole-fiiUy  or  ^indU-fiiU^  of  thready  jamiy 
&c\alfo/ifqiub\alfOiasV}xikt. 
Fusée'avecfcspefons;  as  Mtxzf^ût^becaufeeom^ 
manly  theworlfe  on  it  rofmbles  many  ^les  and  met* 
kles  threaded  fir  iaymd  together.  ^    ^ 

Cela  mcfleni  nos  mSxs.  That  will  iumUOy  canfmtd^tf 
makeaU(e^mttmplapnentSyCâafesyOccêfion$. 
RedKerdwmIc  iMwtde  nbiktfufée.  £^t  t^ 
vmc  our  matter.'  >   , 

B  en  fçait  toute  la  fîiiee.  He  u  àcquamtèdwkb  the 
fwbotematter^bel(mmsit  aUfromtbeoneendtothe 
other.     ■     V    ^^:--"-^--  '■^^■-^■^■■-'  ^ -:-.■■  ^^•-■ 
Commencement n'eft  pas  Jftllccî  Pnwt^He  hatb 

.  natdoneythat  bath  begmeneya  bujbtefe; 
Surpedt  commencement  on  fait  grande itifée; 
Pra  Great  aùftbkfis  afUn  hatta  bmtfmaU  bâgrnnmgs. 
Pour  dérider  U  fu^  U  faut  trouver  k  botK  ilu  fil  : 
PîOY-I#pi|^Dcndcr*  •  ^ 


Fuiêlé:  m.éc  :f.  Spunne  tpon  dwindle ,  orficole^^^^^ 


fOyOtade  lil^e  afifrndUyOr  ff>ôole. 

^  Fulelier^  w.  A]^mdle'mal(eryama\erofjp(Ctolesl 

/ Fufible icom.  Fufible ^  meltablèyWbicb maybe  miïttd 

Fufier.  as  Fulain  \  Spîndletjee.     *    ^   'i■■^^■■:.l::'^t,^ 

Fuifîl  :  m.  4fiH'fieele  far  a  tindef-box  ^  alfoytkW. 

wherewith o'Butcherwhéts  bû Iptjuf s.  [^    ' 

Picrrt  a  fufû.A  fimt-fione. 


. 


FufîUer.  as  Fureter.  To  fearcbyOr  fhret  tuerie c-orne^^r 
Fulquc  :  com.  "Duylite^bfOWnc,dfn1(eyfwaftytarfr!;eïf 


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,         ,   -   .  ,  .     - ,;/ 

PUft  :  m.  An)  ftafft^fêktjoc^ie,  flMmpe;tr(i>il(t,cr  W 
.'    {tbais  htàiltjifeyoryvndeifloedvfhboàt  ithtaé)h(tia. 
.      tbtjhfe  ejafpiart'y  thtfitalt  ofâ daft^otiaittUn-^^i;.- 
:,'  fo^yepamtyer  (arriage  0fâ  pttcff  Otdnàme^àlft 
•  .theireatbeâmeoféwint'fieffe\alfoJk^inu,       .' 
:^_  FmdcCcHc.  The ttee.if  a fdddU.  ■  y^ /-.•^V 'J.;^::!:  ■■' 
f   AuJncr  i\A\  i futt.  Ttpue  bard,ftrah,  <»r fianiinii, 
.  fiixiyXri>tre eUu taidch/evnt» ell.  ''':'■,• 
Liyrcmcnt  dcfiiit,Sctei  re.  À  forme  of  Uiiene  'ni. 
feijmvjed  in  font  parti  of  France. 
. .   WcurclcJoigtcntrcle  fuft,.&r  efcorcc.  lujiljti- 
meidte  wirb,  §r  tal^e  iiotict  »/',  the  differ mti.  rvkcb' 
»    axehnwceT^priuateyOrwAefiieMls,     ,  ."^  * 

ruftaillç:f.Afi^f  ;wj7>i/;/w'w»r.  .     ".     - 

^Mi^\\\\ci'.n\.ÀCoùper.orCaiiu-makfK     '  ' 

rwixzwcii.Tuflian.  /  V 

]Fu{\2ïncfr2n%éé.Ti^ftedfiflianinffingeh^ 

'  therein  differing  from  Fuftainc  Houpccjwi/fi/i  tuj-^ 
ted  all  puer.  .^.^ 

Fuftaine  à  grain  d'orge.  Buftian. 

Futt  aine  houpée,  ou  mpurchctce.  tft/rf(/jîM;iï 

courfej^itan-ltkefiuffeHhats  tufted  all  ouer.  \ 

Fuftainier  ;  m.ere  :  tuffiifiiany  belonging  vniefjiiâru 
/Ful\2yc.\Awood^or^firieflofbi^h  trees  ;  and  hmt\ 
Bois  dc  haute  fuflaye.  Great  treeSy  high  trees -^ffo- 
perlyfuchyos  haue  not  been  cut^orhpt  offat  the  Ucji) 
$oyearesy0r  as  fome  affirme  ofi  oo  yearei  \  fir  no  li[t 
time  férues  tomalfeofaCopfey  vn  Bbis  dchauc^ou 
bonne  fiiftaye.  ^^-.r.^S^^- 

Vne  chofe  de  haute  fùflâyc.  ^  gallant^  at  tlit4<^f tit  y 
worth'teynotabUything.  _^  .       :^ 

FvRcii.  ^(oifli  a  light  gaUie  that  bath  about  i6,crii 
oar  es  on  afidey&  two  rower  i  to  an  oare-y  alfoycaskiy  ^ - 
^  '^effellyorpjtecejbr  wme\as  a  Vipejtiogibead^èc. 
FuMdcfécThetreeofafaddle. 

Fufté:  m.  éc:f.  Ftifiie-y  taftmi  oftbecaskeyfmedin 

V  of  the  veffelly  wkerem  it  bath  beene  kept',  alfojockcd 
brancbleffoy  without  boàlhesy  eu  a  tree  j  alfo.rifUi 
ranfackedy  vnfrmijhed  ^  violence  ofaU  it  bad 3  or 

beld.  ,  -,v    L  .f 

Fuftée  :  f.  Bois  de  fîiftée.  BranehUffe  wood-,  naked  y  or 

^fûwledtrees. 
Fuftcr. Tcfiocift 4 treeyUcui eEgrk^eittf,  it  bren^ 

€besiMff9^0rtuage^Mnfackt/ifie,tmieâ»aj'>)^'' 

ùUnce  *U  tbéts  in  à  pUee.        .  ^    -     ,p«  /••    /, 
Filftcmc  :iTb^pêrf0rt»faFirreirèe,fiUcftejnts, 

orhnots^ §  ^  'm' .  -  '^^  ^ 

Fufticr.  ^Jff  Arttfcet  tbat  mrki  tn  woê^i  éUêC^pe»' 

Fu&ati<m' t'^  wbipfîni,  fccMti'Ê^'f'fi  ^  '^^ 
^»Uwiimng^tbw*cl^niJI>PJtinimtb*^pidgeU.- 

Fuftigué :m.ic\  wbitfeé,  I^M^f^'^liLb. 

Fua^^TêwlnpifieMrieJéfiJnee(lr,tl^^^^^^^ 
beUbmjfiimiJétiim 


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**     funne  axtay. 
V  'Xouslcsprifc 

Mtbtjnfon 
purfepmUefJ 

Fuyant,  elytng, 

l    Auoidfit^yejcbi 
'    it}titjtéwith\ 

\hyirà'.  tu.  A  k 

FtiVird:  tt\.A  CO 
!     ficrffcompan 
'îcrMcthatdf 
iplh^^^ortoth 

FiiVard  :  m.  de 

^ytnuningy  pafjin 

awsyfèr  fèare 

Fuyard  en  li 
ctifgs  ntber  hee 
henfim  ofdan^ 

jFuye:  fc^Pi^r 
j  Fuyçur:  m.^f 

chcK.    ■y 

Fuzain  :  mSpin 
Fuzé  :  m.  ce:  f. 
Fuzce:f.^''Fuf 

Çrane. 
Fuzelicr:m./< 
FuziL  ic^  Fufil. 
Fy..wFoy,  Fait! 
Fy.Xintcrjcft.). 
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^Maiftrc  fy  fy. 
"dfPriHies.  : 
Fy d'avoir  qi 
noyc;Pro..F/ 
treffe  without  h 
Fydc  icuncffi 
Prov.  F;  vpoi 

Fy  de  mantca 
cml^e  in  faire  1 
Fydcplaifirs, 
threfor:  Prov, 
^ichofvertui 
Fy  de  fdcnce 
Prov.  FyonI{ 
boue  no  par  t. 


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theù0imdi  after  wko  PhiUp  idcyaloivi/aii^^/irrf  /<?4/i 

fU    tf«^  Charles  the  [iiéentyratfediiynto  vj.d,  «^/^k^ 

J^   dêiàblid  b)  hiyfis  U)t  eUiunih  ^  fmce  whofè 

iin^e  it  hath  been  altetei^omfo  miuh'vpon  the  pound ^ 

vn(0  â  rativpon  euerii Miiidi  as yncertamead  the 

firmer  (being  fimetinies  ^o.pâundyfpmetimes  ^  paHdj 

V ;   andf$mitimes  45  pcUnd)  and njutg.  orJkUing.  at  the 

GabeJlç  de  Tonnieu.  A  certaine  fmpojl  fatten  by  fhe 
pul^e  ^/BtjilJon  vp9n  fuetie  Tunne^  and  Hogshead  of 

Gabelle  ;  m.  çç  :  L  ^f^m^fi^i  ^^  which  a^n  lr^o(l 


Examen  à  futur  1  Lff*^e  Examen.  ,  <  ^^'a 
Fuy  :;m.yc;i  Fltd,  efcaped, gonty euaded^ pprafi4fij^  ; 

*:  '  runne  array,  '--y ,  ^-  -'  .,■; .  • . ...  ■  ^  . .;'-''^_j4. ,■  :«..  w^';- ' 
•    Tûuslcs prifonnicrs  $' en  fonj  ruVS.lde  I4  bourfe." 

'^  .'All  tbrpofoners.  are  got  out  0/ bit  fur/è  ;  viz.  heu 

purf!  pèhtdcjfctOr  be  bifth  not  a  pentiie  left  him.   i     * 
■    Fuyant.  Flying,  efcli^Mg^enadiniyitthvay^  fhitnmngi 

'    iuoid'agy  efchcwing  -,  ex'cuftng,  delaying  ;  béthtngjioth 
ioéciti  with  ;  atfja,momentxrity  of  fmûtl çon^tm^^, 

quickly paft.rooaeldne,  ,. , :■.; .^^'i^ ^^,> ■-.i;;^- ' ■:^4; ^i|# 


I  Fiivard :  ro.  A  i(}nd êfStocli'douê;-  ■ 

•  Fayard:  tt\.A  cowirdyajlyèKyarunne-awây\al^ 

iicrpfcompartie  ;  alft^a  halter ^jlincher^  defayety  jhif- 

,Acr!finc  that  drawetb  bacl(e  when  a  matter  comes  to  an 

'vpé)'ft,or  to  the  ptnchyond  paint  of  try  all,    '•       ^>  m. 

FiiVard  :  m.  dc  :  f.  yMomentatiey  foone  nnty  fUtt'mi^ 

-ùuuningy  pafjing  away  ;  alfOy  cowardly  Jfying^  running 

a)piy  for  fèare  ]  whence  y   ^  '[   -    ^  ^  ^  ^■ 

Vi^yird  cnïic^ït.Sciidding away likfa,Hare  (with 

d^^s  nt  bet  heeles  'y)or  gone  vpon  the  firft^or  leaj^^appre-^ 

hnfmofdanger.        .  ^       -     •    •        ,1    ..         X 

\  Fiiye  ;  fc  ^  Pigeon-houfe  ;  atfo^  flight  ofPigem^  '  ' 

j  Fuyçur:  m.  ^  flyer  y  cdwardyrunneaway  irwner'yflin^ 

cbtu,  ;.  . \:.-i^  „•:•  ;.• .    ■':.-■.;■  v*-^-  ■""  -  ,.•■■■'''*'■••' 

Fuzain;  mSpindletreeyPric}(A9O0d^ric){e'tim^ 
Fuzé:m.cC:fl4;^Ftîfc.  ^     ^      >      ;         .  *  ;^^  ^ 
"  !  Fuzce:  f.  ^  Fufcc  ;  it//5,  rfi^  bamUjr  the  àxletreè^i 

j  Fiizelicr  :  m.  A  SpindU-ntjBj^jtr. 
RjziL^^FufiL       ^        7^ 
Fy. .«  I^oy  ;  Faith  ;  f  Pic.  Par  çna  fy  ty  my  01(0^ 
Fy.  (Inter  jca.)  Fh^way,  fyjfway^fy  fy,  out  v^g» 

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^  Maiftrc  fy  fy.  /*  Vténg-firmer,  GoitU-fiMery  f^er 

df Primes.         '^"  '  '^^  '  '^ •* '^  - •-"" ""  -  ^-  - -^•■-  —'^^^^ 


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Fy  d*  avoir  qui  h*^oye,  &  â  amo^  lans  mon- 
noyc;  Pro.  f)  vpon  meanes  wubotu  nrnth^and  a.nû/^ 

treffemhout money.  .  :,^-^'  [  ..^i;^-.:.^  r 
Fyde  ieuneffe,  &  de  beauté  ddçacnié  d'humilité  :  ; 
ProY^  Fy  vpon  youth  y  fitdbeoHtie  deumd  efbnmi^ 

■   htie.  '       •  »  •  .          •■^^•'V    •/      .>.'"■  ■•■•'-.■, 

y  de  manteau  quand  il  fîut  beau  :  Pro»  Fy  vpon  k 
cioalft in fhire weather é.:\  ^  v^  :- 
Fy  de  plaifirs,  d'eftats,  8&i;or,qui  dc  vertu  n'  a  le 
thrcfor  :  Prov.  Outvpênhênat^altby  ând  pUafttrty 
^ichofvertuewantjtbetreafkri.  .  . 
,  Fyde  fcience,  &d'  art^  qiii  ci^  raifbn  rf  a  part: 
Prov.  Fyonl^(npledge^andonArtyrrincbmrtafin 
hauenopart.      •II'.  /   •;":V:-C5--'  ' 

o  •  .  -t        .  ■    '.  •  ,  » 

GÀban.:  m.  ^  c\Ml(t  vfBdtf  firripùt  weather  ;  / 

^  y  abaonite:  m.  A  matter  «ffîuh  cUal(es,tr  Ga- 

^f^nctfAUfffteri  the  hatwbaifyfiipsâriiM^, 

^^'''^Mdvnkidin. 

Q$*n^«:  m.  U  Liihter-mau  ^ 

^^^CMjfjf t6«(  wbtebupnedvntê the  Kèm»  «^««Âz« 
'fCAkiadUnceii 


Gabclli 

GabeFli 
Gabelou; 

gingcompamén. 
Gaben  To mocl{e^ flout yrider,  cogwith  j  to  gull^  cbeàly 
^èofèn,  fetch àuejf\,  ^-,,.v,;^^;  -.:^...-  •  •^>,.;^.  :c;-; 
G^bcrie^ :  f.  MHl^^yfloutsl tates^0s^^i^Sy gleel^cs^ 

Gabes.^i"  Gabëries. 

Gàbêt  ;  jwii»  4  ^hac  leaper  ;  fo  ca^4  fihoiU  Bourde- 


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Gî^beur  :  m.  Afuk\er.^floHter'^  cogger ^fl)iHerycbeateYy 
-$:'  couftner  ;  Çelletùf  bar  gaines:  '     III  3i  S 

Gaberegeux  :  m-  IfogHes^a/Uts^rafcds^Jccwr^^      ^ 

;;  b^e  fèUûwet^ .  ;      . ,         .  ^ 
/GaDiai).à!*Gavîan.  <<« 

•  V^àbiç  :  fl  Tit^  tippet  partofa-Mafl  whereto  tiifjlf^êtdf  \  >  M 
are^fliftened iJbe  beadofthe  Mafi.  *  ^^  ;^      v 

Gabinct:iD.>ï^»e/."     -.  :4#lip 

GabicMi  :  in.  Agabkmya  defence  fir  CanonkrSymadéo^' 
.    great  baskets  filled  with  e^h.  ><*       Jlif 

•  Gabionnadc  :  f-  Arankejor  clefince^f^ab^t&j^M^^^ 
Gabîonné :*m. ce:<*£  Qabioned,,  fincedyor  ^rtïjîti 

'     witbgabiom.     ^  'v/';-,.'-'^^^    '  ■'^- -         li  :  .^-.rî^"^^^^^^ 

Gabionner;7T(^  deJèM^^pnifii  with  gaSimsitma^ 

a  defence  of  gabions.  —-   /iv^#| 

GaborS  :  nSi  7*ë  Ribbès^ar  ÎQiees  of  a  Ship..    ^  J^  I?  I 
Gabot  Î  m.  A  white  leaper  ;  ^i^  Caquet  ji/yj  a  red 

:^9r  Gurnard  y  atfo^oaQncA./ 
Gaboux  :  fc.  oufe  :  î.FuU  cfjlouts^moc^sjteafls^derifi- 
\    •f^fc^fes.  .  V  .      t    /  ;^ 

•Gachcr.^GafiJier;tf4^,fi/ii?i/,^^^  ^      ''( 

Gâchis. •«!•  A da^rimg^ or fiajbingoj^ater    alfoythe 

nroal^eofan  Oarey  or  rmft  which  ïi  maints  in  row^ 

:  W    ^      /",'--  ':       .^•..  ^\::^  •v^.-vJ^- 
Gades  :  f.  !I{td  Gàcfeberriesy beyondftaGoofioemes, 

•  '•bafiard  Ciïrrartfycommon  tàbis .  :  v  •       -  /        | 
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Gadouard: m.AGQm'^diry  Ukts-fariper,  fiyerof 
.  'PrimefJié.lfOyi^eauinger.      .'-^  >         ,        ~. 
^  G^^^g^r{.pMrt,'fiUb\  dutigfOrduiee,        * 

;  La  charriette de  l^gadôuc.  A  cmmtmVm^ârt-yW 
ScMimgersXârre,  ./.,.■■ 

^zdi\crs.MG»dcs.KtdGoofeberries. 

Gadrillc  :  f.  Tbe  titlie  bird  caUgd  a  Robm-red-breali,.  .- 
G2ÀtiA€t.(Avencb)torMmp,orpliytberig.  ;;     ■ 

Gadiouillettc:  f.  Aiiûtnx,giiU,jitrt^aUetfimey(A 
•  fàbudword,applrabtetoanfJucbeatteU.)  \ 

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Gage  :  m.  ^  gj^f,  fâwne^  pMff-y  âlfèyM  Wâger-,  and^a 
Jfaki^tplaj  J  alfo,â  auerdefiy  rtl^ard^rfalgrk  j  ê^^ 

adiJlrtfCyormoHeabUtaiienfiradift^^  ^;  1/ 

Gages,  Plural  H^ggcs^tweyft^Jimtn^^i^f^^f^t  j 
•  alfo^oods  Hlftn  by  a^erteant  vpên  an  ExecM$n. 

X  Gage  dc  bataille,  ou  de  combit.  Agâgty  &y pledge 
(and  m^  c$mm<mly^  gloue^or  ganuUt)tbT9wni  down 
^  by  one  that  offtri^ot  vndertalies^to  fight  with  mother. 
Amende  dc  gage.  Loojft  Amende.  '  ^    ^ 

Clameur  dc  gage  pleige.  C'eft  vfle  Aftion  propri- 
étaire ^  &  poflcflbire  enfemble }  quand  aucun  fe 
doute  qu'autre  fice  entrcprife  fur  faifine  poiTef- 
foirc,oudrpiftureiluyapi*rtenant.    .  . 

G2isé:ii^'Cc:(.Gaged^dgedypâwnidi  alfoy  taJ^tnto 

_  pudge yor  in  parvhe  ;  alfbjbetted^  or  layed^  m  a  wager  ; 
'  alfbywagedy  as  bcttleU\  alfoy  difirâined^  or  tai^en^  éu  4 
difireffe..    \:    .'^^ 

Gagementrm.  A  gaging^  pawnmgjW^ledgmg^^  alfoy 

a  bettings  or  laying  yal/Oy  a  ^^ging  of  bat  tell  j  alfo^a 

dijlrainingyor  talking  as  a  diftrefe  3  alfo^the  obligation^ 

;  Affuranuyorpowne  of  nn  obliged  debtors  goods.    ■.:.}■ 

Gagc-mort  :  m.  at  Mortgage  ;  alfo^  tbePawney  or  fee 
giuen  fir  the  deliuerie  If  beafts  fiund  rOamage-fe- 

'  pmt.  ,  : .      ■•,:^'.  . ,-,:  ."••  •■  .^:/  :.:■- 

Gager  :  m.  as  Gaiger.     *         ^    •  -  1 

Gager.  Togagey  or  ingage^  topledgey  or  lay  to  pawne  j 
aljQyto  tal(é  injfownt'y  a^Oyto  bettor  lay  a  wamy  alfoy 
to  wage  battel!  i  alfo^  to  diflraine,  takf  a  difirejfeyOV 
tAtasadiflregi.       ^  • .:  Vv-^ 

^     Gagei"  Pamendc.  To  difchargey'of  pay  the  amer  ce- 
ment. 

Ga^cr  pcrfonnes  en  fbn  domaine.  To  arrt^  ihtn 
•['■.  -^ bodies,  or feiy:..i>pan ,  as  a  favne,  fomewbât  éibùut 

■tHem/  -V  \  ,/•  •*  ,. 

Gag^rlc«chapt.  Topày^oroffertopayitdotme.  î« 
crie:  £  A  difirainingi  a  dijirejlfe-y  m-, as  Gagc- 

Gaigenedé.rachapt.>wi«Gagcré  -l. 

Simple  gagcric  A  diftrMair^ywitbout  carrying  àtvîn 
ihéÀ^tffe,  •  -s     .  '  fe 

gës.  A  ipad  of  arjifimÛ  fl0»ê(made  of  Bitumen)  the 
jmoake  wbireofjriues  a»ay-^enti  j  (Loàl^e  vnder 

jGagc)    K''-!7;>- -■■(;. ■■-•■-rr'""-:-'     -  r  Ol'    •    ■-— '~''^" 

Gageure.'  fi\A  tpagery  alfo,  a/eaUatH  aOmtt  of 

■'■■.fir.- ..-:"■■'''•  ■■':'.  -■'■.,*■.  ■        -,  ■,-  .:_ .:     '^       ;- 

Gagicr:  m.  An  bkeUngffirfiipendarie'jômtbttbatbjtr 
tal^eibj^gges.    :     . 

G^dk:  X.  A  littUMg,/malI.eyed^ndlefe'mutbed 
•  m^ouered^^ad  offcaUiy  mtb  a  bard,  and  erupt 

skmiSême  bêldtt  to  beakmdtfHcfnebeahe, 
ÇjZgmC'.XTbeRobm-red-breafl. 
G^ts-Ageneratm  ifpooreJrreBgi9us,andverié  la- 

boriâuiieapers^G^ciignû 
Chi.  as  Gayj  ^errtfjtoeond^uxonujfùtbe, 
Gaian  :  m.  ^mfand  by  Gdnm  deferiftim,  the  mtb 

àjjHdeftbeffhTiaimj»^ 

-  ^çêlêur  infime  parts  jeliam^  in  «fbert,peene  yjtneh 

itbstthawbkeimrumungalMipmtbeg^t  to  we 
tayU  iSome  alfoeaUfo^^  kanol,  ^ 

Gaidetopc.  rheimfauérie^  iU-tafiing  oyfitrjteafmed 

■   inlAthtS^fc^àf\mr',i'  --v.--    ■',...,.*-,  ■-.  .^ifc,;-.,..  -  .."^ 

Oaigc-piege.  A  t^tmd  «flurifdiâHw,  or  Court,  in  if  or- 

mandie,  vdnremtbt  partiet^mufiboul  tbemjibies  by 

.  famus,orfiare^,  to  tojtàn^^  or  makf  geod»  their 

Gaiger  :  m;'  40h»chmatim^  omjkti  ofajpartifU^ 
tar  Cbwcbit  hj^jfine^ 


Gaigiiable:  com.  CettabUyWinnableygaineabfe  -  t$tt 
y^t\anaileabUyCornmodioHSyprofitable. 

/Terres  gaignables.  Rich  y  or  finit fiU  ground^^  an. 
ble  pounds  that  yeeld  mucb^  or  are  of  great  in. 
creafe.  '-  ./^  ^^ .  -     ...    •  rtr.  * 

Gaignage:  ra.  The  cropyorfiuits  of  tilled^  or  planted 
grounds  i  thf  gaine^  rcuenuey  profit  y  or  increafe  there^ 
of  y  alfOy  a  GroundyCoafty  or  Countreyy  wherein  thei] 
growes plentie^corney  andhearbes y  afiuitfitltTlot 
or  Pl^ce-y  alftia  forme  (fi  tearmed  bj  the  inhabit  anu 
i/<Champaigne;)  alfoya  l^indofgfUme.    -  .  -^ 
Gaignages.  (Hunters  tearmefo)  all )[ind  ofmnc 
groundsyand  gardens yWherein  there  grow  no  trees.) 
Bon  gaignage  fait  bon  potage:  Proy.  Fruitfill 
crops  yeeld  fattening  fops  j  or  ^  good  hearbes  good  pou  • 
tageyeeld.  ;        0         ,  .  / 

Gaignaux.Prexgaignauï.  Fertile  medowes^rphich 
yeeld  a  double  cropyor  may  be  twice  mowed.    ' 

Qaigne:  (.OainCy  profit  y  increa/èy  commings  /«  j  or^as 
G  ajgnage  in  the  fir  fi  fence.         ,  ;  ' 

Gaigne  couft umierc.  The  party  or  portion  ofiooii 
whereuntOyby  cufiomCytbefuruiuor  of  a  married  cou  fie 
fucceeds.  *!%  * 

Gaigne  :iB.ée:  f.  GamedyWoonyprocuredygotten. 
le  to  le  donne  gaigne.  J  gr  aunt  it  y  I  yeeld  it  thee  5  J 

•    confife  thy  ailton \  Jgtue  thee  the  bucklers.  / 
U  a  bien  gaigné  la  mort.  He  hath  wcU  àfhuti 
to  dye.     ,    4^' o iL^--^-:-±'..  :  r--:-^'  ,->..' 

:L  Saris  I'  avoir  gaigne.  without  caufcy  without  defert. 

Gajgneau.  Pre  gaigneau.^  Gaignau.  qPoiâcvin. 

Gaigne-dcriier.  A  Porter  ;  or ya  day-Labourer  ^  whoy 
inoldtmeytoo\e  fifT  bis  dayeswor^e  butaDzmi) 
(but  then  it  was  offiiueryand  worth  v j  d  fieri) 

Gaigne-ioionce.  A  Labourer  by  the  d^y. 

Gaigne-pain.^  Gaignc-denier  j  (and  hence  y  nhon 
gâîgne-pain.  A  pamefiUl  Labourer  j  atj^fiftieyand 
ytouidem  worl(cman*y)  alfOy  the  trade  y  arty  exercijhf-' 

.    cupaiiony  or,meaneSy  whereby  one  gets  his  timn^X^ni 

:  thence  will  the  French  fiuiaior  tearmcy  oft  times  his 
SwordyandfofnetiméshHHarguebufeySonÇfi\^- 

Gaigner.  TogaineygetyWih  ;  procure ypurchafiyebtaine\ 
toprofityW  thrme  by  j  to  atchieue^  attained  reach; or 
come  vnto  ;  alfoyto  ouercomeyCçrtqueryWin  j  alfiytd  me- 
ritpr  defe/ue.,       ',  *'         . 

'  Gaigner  fon  avoine.  I^aijf  Avoine. 
Gaigner  les  champs.  To  runnt  away. 
Gzignctchcwtn^TomalctbafiyridTPoy  apace.      # 
Gaigner  le  devant  par  derrière.  To  ouiftr'tpyOUtt- 

rimy  or  get  befnoy  one  by  a  contrarie  cottrfe  iOTytopr^ 
uent  the  défisses  ofanotbér  by  policies  contrarie  to  hu. 

Gaigner  les  gigoteaux  jp  betake^'tm  to  bUbeeks  j 
tofiydsfafiasDislegswiUcarrjhim.  _      .^ 

Gaigner  lehault.  To  rmnebu  countreyy  to  flyMs  i 


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fire  were  at  huiayle, 
Gaigncrlc  hault  boucTo  mn  tbefpmes^eeany»- 
way  the  b^eftpri^e-,  alfi  ,  to  take  Ibe  bigbefi  place  at  e 
tablim  '-  ' 

G^isntiçiKTofiéakekJiiridtftfr      ■      . 
Gaiener  peine  &c.  poiir  eaigncr  peine  &  papi« 
îclcfti»bric£  TofatiÙior,Mdiparepaferlvn^ 
the iefjè, '■^'" '"'< --■-•-'■■■■ ';'i»''^-:'-".-i-..; ^.!. »"■■■■■■■■  ■  *'^**^  • 

Gùgnaaupteâ.rotmdmi^^      _        ,_, 
Gï^cr  le  temps.  Tt  di^tehitoruiaw^  tm 

apace,     :         '  -  '  -    ■  '-^^"'■',  ' *'-*-"i;,X 

Gaijçncrlcurvielreculoiis:  roUuebygnagbacHr 

ward-,yiaJbyfopt'aualfng,%K3b.       '•  ' 
.Gaigner  le  tour  du  roule.  See  Route* 


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ynflughihaintdhâniUturne,  Ji|  f fw|  ;  .v-;^^^^^  Q^itiCttt-.Î^AUnlefheâtbttrfcabkcrd,,.  T 
iamais  nc  gai^e  qui  plaide  ^fbniy|ii<^^  Gaing:  m.^f  Cain,-  «  V   *    ■' '  ' 

•  *  oui  procède  i  (on  Maiftrc:)Pro.Ar»  man  eutr  tbroui  -iQianp,  The  jhtitt  pnmgmfOr  cpmmini  of,  titted 
byfmng his  Lord  9f  Ataifter; (for  either  Goà  bUffes  #<*  _^gr0unus^ tbe  frjtfii commifig  in bf/bwini  ofgroundf. 
la  vndutijùtla  Jiri3yOrfuccefçJi>lloxvts  not  m  fi  vflt^-t   Gain$.4ï  Gùtm\tnd  comprehends  *U  Ifinds  oj  graine , 

(juaU  1  match.)  ^\                     v      -    -'^    •  ,''^  pi*T'r^»^fJ*eo  UI^ê  fkuits  (  tenants  çncore  par  ks 
Marchand  qui  ne  si^atgne  perd:  Pr0.r&ewÂrc»tf»«  ""       ^ 

{jïffes  when  he  games  n0t\  ana  yet  y    •        ^'fe^^ 
V    11  lî'cft  pas  marchand  qui  toufîoihsgâî^néf 

He  (Yâdcs  not  cunningly  thit  alwjits  gayneth.       x  ""  ^^' 

Qui  bien  gaîgnc,&  bic^i  dcfpcd  ne  luy  faut  bourfc 
I     i  mettre  argent  :  Vro.tool(euc(j^cndrc.  *      '  JB 
.  Qui  bien  gaigne5&  bien  efpargnc  devient  tamoft 

riche:  Prov.  Hr  that  gets  well^  and^ares  wfdyt 

(hontp'owetruh,         '[:""'■•   '}/    ■  Vv:f.,.5^"ïï;i^- 

Tel  cliartgc  qui  ne.gâignç  pas':  ptov.  ttàéchifiié 

fortbewo/fi^'  :'  r^  .  t. 

G^igncrie:  f;"^fii/l?^|/<>»ne/;  i^i,  tîUâ^^èriitLing\ 

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thaï  thrjaes  byydr  mî^esa  profit  ofy  bis  traffic l^e^^a^^^^^  '0''^f^^^è 


racines.  fNicôt.) 

Gaiofle  d'un  niouIin,/î^' GaJ'blc;  Sf  ^  Gayole. 
Gaiole.^GayoIe:  f.  v^  Ctf|f.  fPic. 
Gaïolcr,  To  pratlCytatUyCbatterJii^^s  a  bi/din  a  Cagf. 
Qzion.Ajay.         g  ^        ,         %  ,         • 

Gaiurc:f:*rfîV4gfr.;  ,  ^r'  '•'.   "«''.'.>  ^*"  M  ' 

_  Gajure  de  rachapt;  Sec  Gageric.        ^;    ;  ^  ^. 
Gaiz (for GuczjypoordsyOrJhaUolv places:'-^- ~^^^  * 
Gai  :  m.  A  Coc^e  j  àtfo,  a  Derce^  or  GoU^fijh.  ^Lao- 

>^Gals  efcouillez.  Capom  \  Eunuches.  f  RabN 
C3aIa6Hte. Pierre gala6titc,5(e  Pierre.  ^^     r 
Galaffrç  :  iii.i<  r  auenous feeder  y  greedicdi^^omn^lut- 

iç;  f.  Qourmandi'^ng-j  rauemm^or  treedU 


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cbeerefidlyblitbey  iocondy  pleajMtygamefomeibraue^ 
{aUmt '^  vâliàni  ;  weU  dijpofeUy  in  good  ttme  -y  àlfi^ 
Yaff^^orfdmewhatvndifireetjby  too  mucb  iollittt.  ^-    ; 

Galop  gaillard.  5^^  Galop,     v  *    #^^*  '^  '  '' 
Il  a  le  ctrycau  vn  peu  gaillard .  Ht  ujt  IktlibumO" 
rom^  ^i^^^fïïHtafiiçaU^peW'fm 
OufecT  gaillard  celc  fon  art:  J^tOYeTbepfditftrwus, 

'^rvjtiiman  proftitûtesnot  hû  Art.    ^#?'  --^        V     . 

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^MzidçttJ^I^fiisefeiliu^liin^i-e^^ 
fmtneffey  itcnrmefe^gléei  ptBoMhttyj/rknirieÇnp 
rajhneijeyfiUte,  indifcretmyio'  aHm^i^/ôo^fy. 
^rvHdifcreeOfdêiiè,  ^thibei^nejii^mr,  or  too 
^^chfiri^arttaeljeyofyoutb^^-'^'^^^'é^ 

valUardife  iîas  Gailiardeté }  (atdtbe  }etttr,  ékd 

^iillc.  Perdrix  gâiUé.  Tbe  French  'Partniéey  a  M 
'^greit  brêmuPariridge^ihit  biihàikdhti(ejtitd 

Téd  lets.  ''":*'^''  i*;*^-  \  i^ fi:  »  ■'      ^  >  .^  **■+< . •  «  ..•  ;  r,/7  .•.:"»  ..  i-tiji-'."'  '  »-'^y ^fe 

Gain  :  m.  G<ti^,  j^^;iitri;  i«iàî/i^^^ 

■  V^V^'ri^MdUkxommmts  inp       , .  litit -  .„  :..■,- 

Gaindccaufè^ii»»,,5^»i^w!l»gi4j^ 

Le  pctitgain  eniplifc  Yà  h6m^,J(u^i^tU 
ijansvnc  gaine  d'or  ynMuftaÉ'aeèîbrobîftor, 


Mupie.^y's<^r, • '-.' ^^  ^  .^;  • .    -,  ! v :^- ^ .•:  ^  '^^'-^^JifiS^'^^g^' '^ G^alanguc^ 
}Apn2;li\oj^cm.  MyhjndyHiisbandmM^ 

ônc  that  laboursytind  by  his  labour  getSjfirme^oàe  tb$t         Aromatkall  root  thereof.      .  a 

Ubom  to^^e  me  Hue ^or  gaine.     ^^^  -*  '^k^^'-^^:^,.^%  gGalaxic  :  fl  The  Mitt(ie  way  in  the  Firmament. 
Hardi  gdigneur  hardi  marigëiiir  :  Pro./f/Srf  tvylery      Ga^^^  Galbanum  \  a  gummey  or  liquor  ijfumg  out 

n ftund  trencherman^  they  that  jvoyIic  hard eât  harden        \oftheSyrianTct\ûayOrFenneUgiânt.     *       r 
Mieux  vaut  bon  gardçur  que  bon  galgticijr  :  Pro.  *    Galbc.  A  JVenne  j  d^ygarbeycomelinejfeygracfjmlne^e  j 
ii?^Gardeur.        '  ^        -         ?*  alfbjhe  bellieyOr  fbreparf^o fa  doublet. 

.  Gaillard  :  m.  The  round  houfe.  èr  hinder  CâfiU^  of  à     Galbé;  oi,  ce  ^^.  Bien  galbé.  C(MelieygracefidlJp€ll- 

behguedybdumg^  gfiod  gétrbe.  -  ^ 
^^aIbugc.5f^GatboUil,«^ Grabuge.  ,: 
"Gale.  AGall-nHtyOrOalfe'^fpleiferumg both  for  ^inj^ 

and  midmg  of'mlft. 
Galeaccif^a^/e^ 
Gale-boi^-témps.  A  meYrttgrig^a  good filtowy  good 

drunkard,  pot-companion.     ^  r  '       /  , 

Galée :^  thé topyorfiuttle^fa galley.  *  .  '^     ':iy-^^^ 
Gale-feflbn.  .Aftfatcbt-bum^rftakd'Orfe^] 
Galeftctét  m.  ce:  f.Hifigedypr  trimmed  vpyos  a  Jhip. 
Galcftctcr.  as  Caifcuanttj  Jo  trimmt ,  /tp  tig  -vp  a 

Gâlcfrirtîéf  :  m.  Àriggnjrïmmer/iftnd^ 

\  /»^  Gatcfrotien  -  '  ■    ;  ;  \" 

Galcfi<)titt:m.  An  idle  vàg^md^a\poàY(Jcaèhie 

.    \nâue* 

GaIemarrm.^Pr»»ir.,^,^^ ,, , 

Galertiment.  GalldntlyJbrtHé^^  matttyytiohlyyvm^ 

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Gs&tmi  tLlIjefMféÉrmdm 

Gafctîc;*GàDeric  •  lOi/few^ÇïfgfÇliif^ 
Galérien  :  m.  ^  GdUà-jlaHei»S6iMiir:éMar^mr^^ 

:in.eQiie:  f/M^^r  bimtmi  to,  a 
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Galcmc:  f.  Amthmfpittd. 
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W?&$^:i'    Gallffré:  m.  éc:f.  Gru4Md9B,TéHtnoufyeém. 
^  v..  ..        KjzïiSàa.rodèMiireyiatireedifyJe^ 

Galimachuc.^Mafluci«f&^.€Pic/        .  V  ^ 

GaliinaflRic  :  C  .^  c^fr.  ^   v  V  ^ 

Galimatias.  largon  de  GaI/C/iftr^Fi^J?M»  la^- 
'   ff^agtyTedUfsPrencb.  \^ 

Galilical.  The  AromatkâU  ràût  (f  thî  rup9  fûUcé  Q^ 
'    prefijand  Engl^Galiniale.       . 

Galln-Galois,  ou  Gafîn-galon.  A  merriefcabd 

^    Tp0h(n'ijou.    . 

Galion:  m.  A  GalUoriy  or  iriatjhip  ofrtarrei  See 
Gallion.        '  ;  •      .  -    ^ 

Galiot  ;n\.  A  Pirate j  a  Rouer  j  o?ie  that  rebsj  orfcôures 
thcfçtu  mth  a  Galliot -y  affoj  a  Koiphy  in' a  Galley^  or 
GaUiot^rvbetbcr  he  kf  d  flaue^or  doe  it  volnntarilj^  aU 
fo^  the  beat  be  AuenSyBennetyOr  Blejjed. 

G  alio  te  y  f.A^  Galliot  j  afmall  Galley ^or  GaUey-^ilirvef 

-\  feUJbauiêgtwentie'Oa^^^  and  trpo  ortlSreit 

Reisers  to  an  par  e^  mucbyfedbyTurl^iJh^andfMo^ 

4  riÏÏTyRoié^S^^^t^  ^'  /. 

Gailançuc  :  îî^i^Galanguc  \  atfo^the  fea-^Tofad. 

tuêui  i  a^  âffiébùlly  wife];  crafiié^  cunnings  ^iie> 

GTÎiïdXïtcxvtit^jGaUann^  brauerie^ 

fioutnejfe^  j^àni^       of  humour  ^^  al/Oy  m  l(nauijh 
■ .  pranke.   i^l^'^^*'^  •'  •  :^'       '      -    •  '  ' 

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*■  Oake-df^lL' m      ^■■' ;:  .\  ";•.■.    „    ■■  'l:  -  . 

Galle  :  £  ^  pi^li  fiettini^  itthing  of  the  sl^mi  a  dry 

^  :  tl^our,  la  couflè,  &  la  galle  ne  (è  peuvent  ce- 

v^liirs  Pix>Y^:  Xràf,  fc*kSi  and  couefmg  witt  net  bee 

Galle  :  in»  çc  :,  f.  Rubbed,  fcrubbed^fcràped,  firaubedi 

I  alfô,  mter tamed  mth  varietie  of^tj^ame^pr  gUè, 
GàUéc.  <«;Gallere  j  a  Gattey, 
Omicmar. /4 Pefmar.       •      ,^      ."^*.  . 
palier.  To  gall,  fret,  itcbi  affè,  to  rttb,  fcrape,  fcrub, 
T  cUw,  fctatcb  where  it  itcbetb'yâlfif^  be  verte  iteené, 

erj^i  efglee  ^  ta  intertaine  mtk  vérietie  tf  ^êrt, 
.  .  game^gUe,      ;-    ■;        "^    -fc'-"  „:^  •■- 

Galler  le  bon  temps.  T''  pidffe  merrie,  H  pajpt  the 

time  flesfkntfyy  to  fUif  the  goodfiUtn 
GaOerand  :  m.  A  Butor,  4fBreton. 
GdSictc:f.AGatteii'yairo,(tnlnlfbome,  *      ' 

Vog;uelaga]lere.  Let  the  world  wag,  (lide,goeb0m 

itwitt'JetgoeaGodsname'yn^épimofnâttervét- 
tber  rnfitkl^  or/wimme, 

Gaflcric  :f.A  Gafterie,  or  long  tdome  to  WâB^m  j  ^jft, 

mitth,g^eypUafânttufe,good^t,      r      *    v- 

Gallericns:  in.  Gatl^jUaus, 

Galles:  f.rtefiwtftf<îfGaUc 

GaOet:  m.  rbefh»uUerpeet€^ftm'ytheUii4tr(âni 
vpper)part  ef  the  neclpei  in  m  Imfi^enithert»^    - 

Gallecte:  i  A  l(md  of  wreathed  tâkf,  .       '  * 

Gidleverdine:  £  A  Gahbatdme-ytbngCiat^C'Il^k 
ofeowffe,  Md  (fir  l^mofi  pttt)  tÊMifyWptfùt-^ê' 

bmredffiiiffe»  J^  -     ..ij  ^  - -v-ej 

GaOcux  :  va,  cufc  :  f.  Scàbbie,  ^m^  W»V*»  «^ 

^,     ■■"''*■■*■  •     *         •••>,.>'■..<•. ...iJ-;.  f.v^ 

QalUoelk  :  C^y  BiauCjir  Sequenie. 


vGallico*  Prendre  au  gai:pu  dc  gal:  To/urpriy-^  tak^ 
>  ^dpp^g3  ^f  intromited  ;  (A  Frouerbiall  phrnfi^thlt 
Jeemes  to  bane  beene  dtmfed  either  m  cett.wtâdatien 
êf  the  rmelinelftyandquicl^ejfe  of  the  freneh,  whne^ 
hy  they  gre  able  ufurpri%eotbm  i  or^gs  a  taxation  çf 
their  negbgemoy  and  cateUfneJfe  ^  ïPhuh  mal^e  them 
apt  to  be  furpfi^d  by  others.)        i\  ^ 

Gallic:  f.  Carbe^gracefiUneJfe.    '^ 
GdHicn:  m.  A  Galley  flaue.  m  '         . 

Gallicr  :  nu  AfcuruieMpV0.ShiftiHg  (ompamon  vctju 

Gailimait  :  m.AVehnârydcafe  for  pennes. 
GaUinc  :  f.  A  Gurnard ^  fo  called  about  MarfeiJlis. 
Gallion  :  m*  A  Galtiony  an  Armada  y  a  great  Jhiékf 
vfarrei  alfoytbe  bearbe  Cbeefè-runnelL  ^ 

Galliot:  m.  The  hearbe  Auens^bearbe BemtetyTèipbe 

Blefed.         '  ^  ^    '  ^:      r    •  ^ 

Gallochcs  :  nuScbolters  in  Vmuerfities  admitted  of  no 
CoUedgey  butfymginjheTefsmeyandbeingat  itbertie 
to  refort  vnto  what  (publike)  Reader Sy  oir  LeRum  et) 
pleafe-y  tedimedthu4ybecaufeyinpajjtngt\)è^ietti^the) 
commonly  wear eC^^kkàits/ 

Gallochcs  :  f.  Hi|fc  woodden PattenSyOr  Clogs^eStc  y  as 
wGalochc.  ^^V     .  ^  - 

Gallochicr  :  m.  A^e£engeryOr  Foot-pofti  one  tbatp^ 
etb  to  and  fro  m  errands  *,  Looke  Galochier. 

Gallon  :  Hir  travmOyOr  pardnefe  of  the  flejh^w.  sl(tmt  j 
tf^/ciGalon. 
Lc$  gallons  des  cheveux.  Hard  curled  loc{u  ^ 

Gallonné:  m.  éc:  f.  Stwalfedy  cherifhed ,,  gtntlj  nh- 
bedyor  clawed  y  alfo^edged^  ^^cedy  or  tyed  mbgAllmt 

C2i}ïonncï.ToftroakeycberiJb^claWyOY  dip  on  the  bacl^] 

Ho  fmootb  J  to  rub  gently  j  alfOy  to  edge^  or  lace  with 

galloone. 
Gallop«  4Ï  Galop. 
Galloper.  5ff  Galoper 
Gallopins :in.  yhder  CoolfeSyOr  Scullions  in  Menajl^' 

nes.  \       ••   .  .  ,^ ,. .  .  .^^    ■; .    , 

Galoche  :  m.  4/ Gallodiicr. 
Galoche:  f.  A  wpodden  SbooOyOr  Pattenymad^  all  of  d 

feecey  without  any  latcbety  or  ty  of  leathery  andmrnt 
.  bytbepooreclffwneinli^'mier.      , 
Galochcr.Ttf  b^ehauehimfilfk  tudelyyVnciuilfyj^ujlical' 

fy\  to  play  the  clowne  'yal/i;  to  troi^  or  wander  vndtf 

crtetiyvpênddapnti.  * 

Gatechicr:©.  A  mghp  ir/ Galoches^  or'woodden 

fbooes,  *  _ 

Galochier  :  m.  ere:  f.  Bafi,mea»e^i)ore]a!fiiebt»tnjD> 
■  .  ritde,imciMiU,rufiicêttjmihuu  manner i;  as  tbcfe  art 
'  ihatyordtnarilpywegrethofewooddeufbooes, 
Galoik  :  f'Afcwme  truUfiâbbie  queanejMngiepmK, 

.     fiUbkwbore,       •-..,.,.".■.,..'.       ■^.  .■■'^r-^'r.r'-'H, 

Chioa:ta,Gattoonetaee,  '''•,  :--''-éf'    ' 

Galonné:  m.éc:  f.  «  Càaoméi  and  benceç 
V  TreflTes galonnée,  lockjts  pùùttd,  vttyedvpwtb 
talipênfiâci.  .  ;    ^^— ^  '•     • 

Galonncr.-*  0all<)iinerj€»4'^'*''»*'~''*^^  "^ 

witblace»      " '''^■' "'■'■"' '-■"'■i-,-      -J"----'   ■■,'•'•"?''■■ 

Galop  :  m.  A  (borfis)pitt9pihgé'lhH-  „  /kit 
i^O^ldo^lrè^Gallwdif^M'!^' 

Uitrymepateunidaleâpe.  "    /r    i.^*^ 

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Galopins.  ^  Gallopiiis.    u, 

Galvardinc:  f.  A  Gabardine. 

G  al  vol  :  in.  ji  SbittUcoclce. 

Onmhidt:  f.  A  gamboU.yexP'géiCytumbling  triche  A 

L^aainbadcdu  rocher.  'fUe  vocl^e gamboU-^tbc  be- 

ingthrorvne  headlong  from  /roclie. 

Faire  gambades  i  la  terre.  To  bangy  or  hang  i 

payer  en  gainbaacs.Tf?  r//;^??^'  ^ir;>  when  hejhould 

te^  vieilles  gens  qui  font  gambades,  à  la  mort 

fonncnt des  aubades:  VioY.Old peoples  ^iiliingdoth' 
frcfigc  their  endings'     .,  ;     .         ••^-'' 

Gambadcr.îV?  tumc  hecks  oner  head^mak^  many  gam- 
bols, fetch  many  fri^l^es^jherv  tumbttng  trickes. 
d  Gambadeur  :  m.  A  tumbler  ^a  maker  of  gambols. 
vGambage.  Droid  de  o.Afee^or  dutie  of  foure  pottles 
vponeuerie  bremnQ^^  payed  v?tto  diuers  Lords  mthin 
the  Coii'^tic  of  BouWcnois.  ■' -h-     v. 

(rambayet.  Toivag  the  legs  in  fittings  as  eWflren  vfc 
todoc.  ■■  ..'"■%'       /  ■  .\.  •  Ï  ■'■''.',■'   "-  ■    .:;.••.■,• 

Gambe.  ^s  lambc  ;  a  lef^^ofifhanlie.  i[Pic. 
Le  plus  en  o^imDQ/TljclJejî  footman^  run- 

\    ncrjhc  qnukejl  gofr^  the  lighteji  of  hn  legs. 

Gaiiibeibii:  iAJh^nonofl§nghorferHans  coat  -^  See 

Çimh\vmÀt\(.Bcnt^^roolj:c^^ 

Gambler-  To  wag  the  legs  ïnfittingyas  children  vfc  to 

doe.^V\c:alfOyimvaJt(eyOr goe.  .      ^''": 
Gambiiler.  as  Ganibicr.  .  .    r     ^     \  '   ' 

Xnnibiu.  To  bowycnrolieybend.     \      ' .  > 

Gainhrc  :  m.  The  fea-creuifTe'.  • 

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Fbii  la  haultç  game.  An  arrant  foole^  notable  coxe^ 
trucmnce\an^f]emgrainCs\  i 

^  EntrUi^enla  haulte  game.  Tê  bu  fie j  or  pejierhis  I       through  diuers  others. 


Gans  à'oc'2Lignt?^ûgs  leather  gloueS'Oy led  in  the 
fide  to  keepe  the  hands  moifi^and  coo  le.  ^ 

.    Droiftdc  gans  ;  &,  ventes  &  gans.  \a  paire, of 
gloucsyor  in  lieu  thefeof  money  (more^or  lef]e^  (fs  is  the 
cu^omc  offeuer  all  places)  due  ^and  payed  as  an  Income  \ 
by  a  purchafer  vnto  the  Lord  Ctni\xc\;Q4ffihcfoyle. 

Gantc.^Iantc.  ^Pic  v.^ 

Gahtclec:  f.  The  hearbe  called  F ox-gioncsy  our  Ladies 

^g!oues'y(rphichname  (alf^  the  male  iZhmt^iy  cr^cat 

^'  ^  Flcarport  hath)  and  London  buttons. 

Gantelet:  m.  A  gantlet  ^or  armingglouc,  -       -     -|  ,^ 
J^aufl'er  Ic  gantelet ..  A  Marchant  to  put  into  \m\ 

■  :Bool^,orBilljhat  which  was  heuertakcnif  Çlo  oner- 
reach  mth  fnifereckpnwgsl  ^/.     ^ 
Tlicr  le  gantdct.  To  yeeld^  JloopeJitLvjit  lmfcl((;  ; 
confifje  himfelfe  ouercowc. 

Gantes. >ri  lantcs,  the  files  of  a  Cart-vAjcelc.  €Pic. 

Gantier:  m.  AGlouçr,  ^^;      r      *  ;      'r    * 

Ganyrned^S.  The  ?iame  of  a  Troian  boy^-rvhow  lupitcr 

fb  loued  (fay  the  Toets)^  as  he  tooi^ehim  vp  ta  heauiHy 

",  and  made  him  his  cup-bearer  ;  hence  ^  any  boy  that  s  lo- 

■  uedforcarnallahufe'yanlifjgle.'       /  /-       >\ 
Gaquiere;  as  lachere  ;  land  irbirh  lyeth  lay  j  afdhyv- 

field^(ovme:fuene  other  ycare..%V\c.        '      ♦  *, 
Gar.  Vn  regard  a  g^an.Afqumt  lool^e^  the  cciflofa  slicn- 

nmgeye.  /  i 

Garagnon:.m./^S/5/7io«.     j 

Garance:  £  The hearbe Madder ^mthvphofcr ootvy- 
ers  malie  cloth  Orange  tawnie  ;  or^fvr  a  need^redy  and 
ioyningit  withwogd^blach^e. 
Garance  fauvage.W'iWM^^^^T;  (Some  alfo  call  Jo 
thehearhWoodr^ofeyOrWoodrovaell.)  '      ',-,'■' 

Garance  :  m.  ée:  f.  T>yedwith^adder^  ^-ç, 

Garand.  5ie^  Garant^t^r  Garent. 

Garansdc  palenc.  Two  flender  cords  tyedio  the  bo  t-^ 
♦  §  tome  of  the  great  fiul/ie  of  a  mafl^and  pafingfom  that^ 


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rioHs  meditations  j  lo  fir  etch  hk  wits. 
Ndus  fommes  bars  toute  la  G^nc.  We  are  out  of 
all  good  tômpijje  j  or, quite  off  the  hiiidges.    '  ^ 
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Gainmare  :  in.  A  Lobfier^  orfea-Crenife, 
Gainme  :  f.  A  chime  •,  alfo^M,  Game. 
Sonner  la  gânimc.  ^  chime  lofomd  at  certaine 
Imres,     W'         .  ,,•  .■    ^'r, ::'■.,  :,■/■'■-■.■■■;   ■'  •■'■■ 
Gati.<MGant;«G/o»f.    •  ..         •- 

Ganabin.  The  NorthernevituL  fRab.    ' 
^3nc^:lLoopes(9ftwili,laeei&c.}:      i  •        ' 
A  janchc.:  m.  cc:  i..UtjhU(as  in  afirappado)onp3arpe 
jUl^ei  pointed  with jron,  and  thereon  languijhmgvn- 

^'^^^z\m:m.  A  batpdyor  carrier  of  ioué-mejfages. 
^J^ndolc.  as  Gondole  ;  a  Gondola.   • 
^^^^9}'ion.  A  vtaterieimpofiumaiion  in  the  throat. 
^-^angrenc  :  f.  A  Gangrene  j  the  fotting^  or  morticing 
^"j  fi member,  r-mi^s  ^■:^r:::r,rj-)^...m.:  ^ 

Gangrené  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Ratted,  putrified.  miùfied,  be- 

^""^fencelcffe^^enintoaGangrene.  . 

}^fmQS'.J.l{erHeb,orwarttesintbe  throat, 
^^^p  m.  Apeh-Jtnifi,         ,.  -,?,  i^^x, .     . ^  . 

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Garant:  m.  A  vouchee-^  warrant-^  warranter  of  the 
thinghe  hath  paffed  vnto  another  ;  a  fupporter^  de  fen- 
'  dery  maintainer^proteâor  j  alfo^an  author yin  a  report^ 
:    5^^  Garent.    ' 

Se  bouter  à  garant.  To  ta  lie  'San6luarie,  ;  to  flylnto  a 
fafèy  or  ftrong  place  fir  rédige  ^ 
.    Tenir  fort  à  ozxznt.Tohold  off^  (afoa  tearm^:.); .  / 
Garantage  :  m.  A  warranting^or  rvarrantie.,  .  ^-- 
Garanti:  m.  ic:  f.  lyarranted^prote^ed^auedharmc- 

Gàrrantic:  f.  Garrantiey  ivarrantie;  or  warrantife-^ 
.  proteôlion^maintenanceydefrnceyfupportatién. 

Recours  de  garrantic  5f^  Recours. 
Garantir.  To  warrant  j  or  paffe  byyparrantie  ;  to  faue 

harmelejfe  y  to  proteSlyfupporty  defend^  kfcpe  faftfrom 

danger.  ^ 

Garavelle  :  f.Thc  name  of  a  delicate  Veare^thats  ripe  in 

Atigufl..  /. 

Garoe  :  f.  AiarbeyComelineffeyhandfomenefJiygracefiU 

nefjeygoodpjhion.  ^- 

Garber.  ToQ>ruceit\  toadcrne^dectieyfetfirtb^malie 

ftnêyComelieyneatygracefiéU. 
Garbin  ;  m.  A  SmtbtvtA  wind.  \_ 

Gairbot  im.A  l(ind ofpjh  about  Orleans. 
Garbouil  :  m.A garb$yleJbkrlyburlyygreat^im^mon- 

ftromràmblingyhùfrible  tumbling. 
Gatburec  :£  ^  Garbouil.  .  • 

Oîircc  :  f.  A  wenchylaffeygirU  ;  alfoy  (and  as  vifee  ofien 

meanibythefirfi)afHnkiyoriVbor€.      .:        .     ;^ 

Avoir  dcfcau  vers  les  oarccs.  To  haut  fapyind  moi- 
fiure  inoutb  tofatUfie  bispriudte  lecherie  mthall. 

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Garchotc:  f.  A  water  fiwk^fo^ewhat  lep  then^hut 

otherwife  rejèmbiing^  CMallard.  f 

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nencieylafciuiokfnejfe.  ;  j 

A  C'cft  vn mauvais  ozrcoiVHe ù  d  Jhewd  (or  tait) 

fèliow  ;  sne  that  will  throughly  both  lay^  and  lool^e^  « - 

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Garçonne:  m.  ée  •  f.  teacbered  witball  j  fwyued^ 
^  ridden  by  boyes.  iÊt        .,  '       »  7     . 

Garçonnet.  To  play  the  boy  \  alfoy  to  Uachery  to  de^ 

file  a  womaKy  defloxvre  a  rnaid-y  flay  the  lafcimous  boy 
.  mth.   '■     ■^ym.,-'^'-.'^-r>--[^}^^^^^^  -T-:^^  .;  ■/■^ 

Garçonnière:  f.  Akacheromyorhfciutowqtieane. 
Gardant.  Gardmgywafdingylieef'mj^referumi^  refer^ 

king  for  himfelfiyor  other  I.   ; 
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Garde  des  Salines.  The  Warden  of  the  (Isjngy)  sait^ 
pitf  Î  an  Officer  that  deliuers  out  the  fait  vnto  j^^u 
chanty  and  J  togethet  mth  the  Clarlfe  thereofy  t^m^^  ^" 
Tiegiper  of  the  quanti  tie  deliuered^  of  their  names  to 

Tk^hom  it  is  deliuerecf^and  of  the  places  rpbereunttn  u 
carried'.     •■     .^^'-■^-^  '  ■  ?.-^^:*'  i^:     ■.;' 

Garde  des»  féaux .  The  keeper  of  the  Stale  ;  ont  m 
euèr'te  Chancerie  e^ablijhed  in  the  ftuen(injèrior) p^^ 

liamentall^andin  the  PreJidiallytoTt^nes^yifphitheftpbtn 
any  of  the  Maifters  of  Reftefls  are  come  in  circuit  hi 
k  bound  to  bring^  and  deliucr  vp  vnto  them  the  Stale 
KPher^of^at  all  other  times  hi  hath  the  ahfolute  charu 
and  keeping.  v  v   /   *     *\ 

Garde  du  feel  Royal.  7he  CorrmiffioHér y^^ho  hiibt 
ficlfneffiyabfencey  orfufpenfion  of  the  Urdckanctlour 
i  \ij  appointed  to  feaUyand pa fe  Letters  TatentSy&c^cr 
n^ytbat  hath  the  peeping  of  the  ordinarie(royall)fiale 
cffontradsyorofiudiciall  difpatcbes :  For thevfirf 
rvphkh  Scale  there  is  no  fee  ta  lien  of  the  Sécrétants ^ti 
of  the  Lord  high  Chamber  laine  of  FiànU(who\ttfti 


Garde  de  bois.  The  warden  of^  or  a  Jieeper  in/â  A      ihe  J^jngs  Priuie  Signet  white  he  attends)  nor  offm 
irnodyor Forreft.  v  -    f  ^_other Officers 0/ the Cratvne.       i    -*   ^    ^ 


Garde  des  Coffres.  The  (keeper  of  the)  Priuie  Purfe^y 
^y,<£(fThreforicr  des  menus.       "     ^^  * 

Garde  general  dcrArtillcrie.Tfce  Wiriw^^^^//, 
or  chiefi  warden^ofthe  Artillerie  ;  kfepes  a  reclfpning 
of  all  the  pee  ces  of  Ordnance  that  be  within  the  realme^ 
to  which  end  he  falies  particular  Inuentaries  from  aU 
Commaunders  ofFortreffeSy  &Cy  containing  the  num- 
ber y  ftT^yandqualitie  thereofy  and  infirmes  him felfè  by 
them  of  all  their  flore  ^and  wants  :  He  afo  vifites  the 
places  themfituesy  to  fee  whether  the  Teeces  bee  well 
l^eptyandfajèfy  beflowed  :  After  all  which  y  he  deliuers 
otter  the  faîd  Inttentories  vnto  the  Oftttr oiler  generally 
whohauing  regiftredyredeliuersy  them .  This  Officer 
hatb  a  Veputie  refident  in  euerietm  of  the  terme  gene-* 
YaU  Gouernments  of  France.   /^    i^  .  ^ 

Gardc.de  luftice.  ^  royall  Prouofiy  or  ludgOy  that 
licepes  either  the  lyings  (irifirior)  Courts  y  or  the  Courts 
of  a  Lord  lufiicer  j  and  u  infirm^  in  aU  reAeClsy  vnto 
/xBailli.  '  '   ^-  *•    ■■  «■■  .■^^■.'  '-'•  ^.  •%\-,,^ 

Garde  des  Livres  de  la  Chambre  des  Comptes, 
The  keeper  of  all  the  Records  of  that  Court.     ^     " 
Garde  d'un  Malade.  ^JÇfeper  y  one  that  holies  to  a 
ficl^ebodie.    .  #  /  • 

Garde  des  Monnoyes*  The  Warden  of  the  Mint^y  an 
Officer  ywho  is  to  be  Pre/ent  at  all  finings  y^llayings  y  and 
pouings  of  Mettait  ;  and  ouerfeesbotb  tbedetiuerie 
thereof  to  the  worlfemenyand  them  in  their  worlpngi  '^ 
which  end  bewei^eSy  and  viiwis  iuerie  peecOy  and 
fircesthtmy  at  thevrmne  charge^^  to  nem-fnake  the 
light y^nd  mijhapen  ones^r  cenfares  tbem  Ptberwifk  as 
bethmkelgood:  The  Money  being  fiiUm^de,  be  delp- 
uersitvnto  the  Maifters  j  towhojthmg^inplacehe  be 

infèrioryyetmayheatanytimecallthemtomaccouty 

for  as  much  au  they  bauereceiued  from  bim. 

Gardes  dcsPortes.  wardens  of  the  éuuPms  ;  OjB. 

cersy  that  tooke  there  bom  prohibited  commôdiues 
.  tran^ortidy  or  imported  j  They  alfo  receiue  of  Mar- 
^  chants  the  Mills  that  tontaint  all  the  far  eels  tbay  bam 
''  boughty  and  tbèMquittâncesoféttksfayedy  vritbin 

landi  andonth  tb^yémdtbe  SiârcherSy  may  arte  fi  the 

bodiesy  orgoodsaf/kchy  ésM  deabte  the  tsjng  of  bis 
t  cuftomey  or  tp  tranjpcrt  jMnddtn  émmêéiities^'midd 

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the  refiruingy  orpreferuing  of  a  thing  firpriuauvfr, 
alfoytbe  Guard  of  a  Prince^  (and  hence)  the  charge  ofy 
cr  loo1(mg  vnto  y  a  thing  ;  and  y  heed  y  careyobfmat'm^ 
vigilancie^aduifementi  alfOydefhiceymaintenance^fr(h 
tefliony  fafitieialfOythc  fVardJhip  of  an  infiintyOr  hcirc*^ 

/   (wherein  Garde  is  mofi  commonly  meant  of  dïttil^ 
Bail  of  collaterally  l(infmen  j  w  of  an  agawt-marmd  I 
mother  yor  grandmother.)       ;      ^^ 
Les  gardes  d'un  canon .  The  branches  of  a  Csnan-. 

bit.  ■%•  '^'::m^:.--'^^m.   ■  '   '■' ■^'  ■  ■■  -^  ■/••■••■• 

Lagaraed'un'efpce.tib<fcifto/'4y»»f«rf.  t 
Les  gardes  d'un  fanglicr.  The  deffm-clawts,  or  Un- 
der-clawes  of  a  wild  Bmt,      .  *         » 
Garde  foiftc.  Js,i¥hen. beafts  that  are  kptintthtr 

%  mens  gttunds  ma^e  Jpcyle,  or  doe  hurt  by  the  cr(ift,ir 

fiult  of  their  Ifeefers.. 
'/  Garde  gardienne.  i<  TriuilAlgeeftbeScbollerittid 
Officers  of  Vniuerfttks^nd  of  the  Priées  yVreUts^nd 

i  Toffeprs  offime  Churches,  AbbeyesyCoUediti^  H<f 
fitab,  &c  Î  and  of  the  Officers  of  the  Cro^y  'T 
Kjngs  boufi^ot  to  be  impteaded  before  other  tbentbtir 

pecttliMrîudges,^-'}\  % 

Garde  liges.  Sfd^  Lige.  . 

Denier  de  garde.  A  certâmefkmriefirfmllfuctv 
mney,  paySble,byêULeafes,inftead  ofKeniMt 
yeares  vherem  the  pound  taiyfiittm/md  could  mt  it 

eared,  '''-■■'-■■'*''*f^'.t''''''%-#^'-^^*v.^':-'    _     • 

Droift  dc  garde  nobie-SwDrbift.*;-     '       4 
Poire  dc  garde.  A  Warden^f  a  winter  Tetre,  ^    J 
Pre^oftdcgardc;  ou,en  gatdc.  AnvnierJudi.tt» 
tfBaillij  Wytbe'pefutie  ff  a  Prouofiy  or  vnder-rto- 
uofi,  \    » 

11  n'a  carde  de  s'y  laiflcr  aller.  Bebâthno 
maWiftomacke,bu0iorJoioethitber.  .5. 

Bn'aiahlrdeVen  vanrer.li*&«***<»:f  *ï*;? 
tbere^iu  bafi  j  or^e  (s  not  writ  bafite^forwara,  jr» 

Uug^tobra^  thereof. 

Se  donner  de  eardc.<w  Prendre  Garde.       j^^ 

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to  heave  Off  verte  iftU^  .   \  v-jl— /fer*. 

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witch  di)tb  fatten  the  tVijfljZ  j  or^  tbefleepiejhepbeard 
fattens  the  hungrievpolfè.  ^  *         ,        ., 

Gardé  :  111.  éc:  f.  ^arded^garded.l^eptypreferued^  fâ^ 
f^eJ'^(h'èlded,defindedjpmeâledy  maintained  ;  wat- 
chidyheededy  marl^edy  ebjerucdj  regarded^  looked 

Girde-bras.  À  f^ambrace-,  Armour  fir  an  aime. ^\^ 
G.irdc-corps  :  tn.  A  Yeoman  of  the  Gard  ^  an  Halbef- 
dier^nrSergeant^thatg^ards^or  attends  on^  the  perfin 
'■  ofd  PrmceyCommaundc/yOY  pubUcIfe  Officer. ^       ;^- 
Garde-fol:  m.irf  Gardc-fcrrc.     v    ;     ^  ,         ' 

Garde-fbis  i  & ,  Garde-foux.  Ray  les ,  ^ts^  er 
flcightwaUs  ou  th^outfides  of  a  bridge^high  waltiCyTer- 
r   tace^oropen GaUerie.i  .     > ;        ;  r>   ;: 

Garde-fort.  ^ ;» Gaçdc  fols.  |     :/  # 

Giïdc^\m\n.  A  (ironggtoMefèr  a  Mafon^or  Sto^^ut- 

ter  to  worlee  with.  ^\  ! 

Gardemaaeur..^  creditor ^or  any  other pUced  by  order 
ofLarv  in  a  debtors  houfe\  the  Mich  he  may  l^eepe 
miill  hie  befatisfieci^  or  haue  fecurnie  fir  fatUfiéU- 

Gardemangcr.-^^  Ambriefiardemanger^^upbooriio 

lltcpe  meat  in.  >-•  -^-^  "  ■■•■■.■  :' -v  -.^  •A.  '.,:•.  i  --  t 

Garde-nappe:  f.  Awreatbymg^  or  circleiof  wicker ^ 
&c\fit  vndet  a  dif)  at  meale  timesytofaue  the  Table' 
doth  from  foyling.  :^;    .  'i     ^*  t 

Garde-notes.  Notaire  garde-notçs.LtJi^ij;^  Notaire. 

Garde-poing  :  m.^  Vamplate.  ^ 

Gjrde-porte  :  f.  Apeece  ofTapiJlrie  bung  be  fire  an  o- 
^mdoreyadore-peece.  >.%        . 

Garder,  To  l^eepe  ;  wxrdy  lard;  faue^pre férue  j  Jhield'y 
pniecl^mmtame^dcfind'ywatchyheed^r 
reiardy0rlool(çvnto.         ^  /  li 

Sc'Ç!^:irdctdc.Torefialneyfirbèareyabftaineficmi  ta 
haldof^bcarebaclieyrefirainehimfelfiJ  '    ^ 

Garder  le  chaage.  A  hound  to  lieepevnto  bk  firfi 
gme  without  cfjaunging^  to  runne^or  huntJbUowne. 
Garder  vne  fille  à  graine  ;  To  let  a  maid  runne  to 
y^^rf;  /a  kfepe  ber  long  without  a  buiband  j  See 
.  ^Graint.  '  [■'^'■■■''  ,_  '  •  ^'  ■  -  •  '  "''■'''  '' 
Garderla  liinc  des  loups.  FM/i/&{)'  to  care  fir  that 
^^Ich  cannot  doe  amilfe.  • 

Dieu  gara  la  Lune  des  loups.  See  Loup.  ' 
Dieu  gard  de  mal  qui  voit  bien  &  ne  oit  goutte. 
For  my  part  1  conceiue  no  iot  of  it  y  ^,  care  not  fir  it 

iflconceiuedit'y  oryWillnot  beleeue  it  tbauzh  I  Inum 
ittobefi.    '^'        ^^  .        ^  ^ 

Ilia  luy  garda  bonnefn^  orpidbihta^tfodturneiory 
(the  contrarie)  be  bore  bim  a  grudge  fir  st,  a  long  time 

^fler.\      •     ' 

^amft^nthoine  tc  earaera.T6tf«  art/>r  wiltprtuCf 

Aquieft  rafncfi  Ic  garde.  Let  him  that  owes  the 
ATt  Uol^e  tt  h'm\(ii  Pfonerb  aùplyible  vtUo  toy  thing 
l^f^j^^meroffirayini.)  ^.  .  x* 

"onchafteau jgarde  qui  fçaic  Con  corps  garder  : 

die, 

Jc  9"»  ienae  fie  dieu  n^cgardc  :  Pro.fFfl»tiW  trtt(l  is 
i/''fi»y  faywe,)  * 

}J  ne  le  ^ardc  pas  bien  qui  ne  fc  garde  toufiours  ? 
i  fov.  He  ittkes  m.tbatm  iookts  ntt^f  htrnftm-,  »r, 

^  eardc  fi>n  difiier^  a  mieux  i  fouper  :  Pro.  fl* 
"'«vepes  hi*  dimur  both  the  mre  tê  Cm  witbdU  t 
mbpfeferuUbretds,  «.  ^We  ^U-age.  ^  ' 
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bath  but  one  eye  bad  need  mal^e  much  of  U ,  had  bèft 
Jooke  Well  ton,       é     .  ^.  -  .  . 

Tel  fc  cuidc  bien  garder  <iui  fc  frappe  fur  Ic.  nci  : 
Peov.  I^tfi^ Frapper.  '^        ,^^  , 

Garderobbc  :  f.  A  wardrobe  j  a^o^  a  houfe  of  Office  j 
alfo^a  clothf  or  chal(e  vforncy  orcafi  ouer  a  garment^ 
to  i^etpe  it  jrm  dufi,  raine^  &c  j  alfo^  the  hear  be  So*- 
thernwobd,    •'    '  ■•■■.-.-•;  '^ ■.;:..•    •■•■.•/,;,■;,', 

Garde-fcrre.  The  refi  of  the  locf^eefa  HarguebuTe.  ' 
Gardeur  :  m.  A  K<>/''»',  Warder  y  iVardenyGar4ien,oÇ 
-  Mrfeer..  loobfr  vnto.     /  :■.','' 

Gardv'^urde  bcftiaiL^^  faporfneardfrnanyifeair 
heard. _ •■••;'■  *  *'#^ x:, , ' : •  -  ''jr '0^ffT:^- ' '-r^^i y-- >  ■■^■.  '^' \ ■ 
Mieux  vauttion  CJaMeur  qucBon  galgricur:  Prov. 
(A  degree  beyond  the  Latiney  Non  minor  eft  virtus 
quamquçrercparta  tueri.)  V  !  ,^o^r-  .  -^  . 
Gardien:  m.  AWardeny  l^ceperyGardren^ya Sequcf- 
i  tree  ;  me  vnto  whofe  \eepiHg  a  thing  is  committed.  -  ^ 
Gardien  de  biens.  A  Sequeflreeyor  lieeperofthe 
goods  ofanindebtedy  or  condemned  perfiny  feifed  by 
order  of  Law.       >  .'t.^.. 

^     Gardien  d'un  enfant  mineur.\r4  Gardien  ;  one  that 
bath  theTwardJhipyOr  tuition  of  a  child ynder  age. 
Gardien  :  m.  enne  : ;f.  Ksepmgy  ^^dingygardingi  ob- 
firuingy  ouerfeeingyiooliing  vnto.  ^   ^ 
Garde  gardienne.  Sff  Garde.         ' 
Pere  gardicn.Tfer  cbie^  Ouerfeer  ^Controller  yOr  Vift-^ 
tor  of  a  Frier  ie.^  /  > 

De  pcre  gardien  filz  gardc-rien  :  Prov./f  retchlcjfe 

fonne  of  a  wretched  father. 
Gàrdin.^  lardin  J  ^  Giir^».  ^Pic.  * 
Gardon:  m.  A  certaine fi-eflhwaterffh that  refkmbles 

the  Cbeuin  ;  onely  his  head  is  lejfcy  and  bodie  broader  ; 

Some  hold  it  to  be  the  freflyrvater  MuUet-^otbers  (more 

probably  ythough  Gcfnctfiy  otherwife)tbeT(ocbeyOr  a 

l(indthereof.         „    .     ' 

Plus  fain  qu'un  (garden.  More  liuelie^andhealthfkU 

then  a  Gardon  (then  rpbichy  there  is  not  any  fijh  more 

hulthfiUynor  more  liuelie.)    i      > 

lis  iettent  les  pardons  poUr  tirer  des  brochets. 

They  reietlfmaUytoobtaine  great  ymatters. 
Gardouchc.  A  Store-houfeyor  Garner.  * 

Gardoùçr  :  m.  A  little  PmdyOr  Stueytolieepefijhin^ 
Gare.  Intonation  dc  garc  &  ferre .  Tbefèunding  of 

Drummey  or  Trumpet,  whereby  fiuldiors  are  warned 

te  flànd  cloftyand  bol^e  vnto  tbemfelues..  "   . 

Gate  Ic  heurt.Crfce  voice  of  them  that  driue  borned-^ 

beafis)  war  re  bornes.  ^ 

Sans  dire  gare.  On  the  fuddainejit  vndwares }  be  fifre 

anjfwordfentyOr  warning  giuen. 
Garc.  Terre  garée.  Old  fiUow ground! 
Garence.  ^  Garance  ;  J3i^uf^/fr.  .«:     ' 

Garcncicre:,f.  A  fieldy^orVlotof  groundyfowedmth 

nMadde}'i  a  Madder-yardyOr  Madder-Ground. 
Garendic-^Garentic}  iVarroMie. 
Garcnc.^t^arinc;4;frf/i;i  Garenne.     ' 
Garené.  4y  Garenné«   v  #       .  ^ 

Garrennc  :  £  A  tvarren  of  Conmesy&cialfi^fcertamey 

êrlimitted)fi(hinginafkàer.  ^  ^   *  .' 

Garenne:  ra.&:  f.trarrennedimadeintoafr^arren^^ 

clofidiprimledgedy  nftramdfiom  common  vfe  ;  made 

priuatyior  belonging  to^a  priuatperfon^  a  waff  on  &c. 
Garrcnncux:  in.cufc:  inauntmi^ i6ài9i^or liiiiiig 

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tbtfy  wholly  riddini^ând  ^iffhétr^mgbim  of  it  s  C^bu 

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Garent  contributcar.  Oiu  that  vnM^tâl(es  but  part 

of  â  fuit  fir  anêther  ;  wbm  biltms  t^fiUow  tbirefi 

âtbUownè  charie. 

Garent  formel,  ss  Garent  abfolut. 

Garent  C\m^\c.One  tbât  u  voucbeé  to  ajftft^and  ioynt 

rmtbîbi  xmçbor  m  tbe^^om/md  dtfincts  nttdfidl  in  • 

éfiffiméUoaioH.  '^     V  < 

Qui  tire  a  garent  &  garent  ji'ha,  fi  caufc  perdue 
l  il  a.  (Cela  crt.^u  de  la  vieille  pratiqueiSc  n*a  plus  de 
^   lieu  î  The  rigour  thereof  bemf,  quâitfied.)  '  % 

Garcntagç:  m.  iyarrântieyWânâMtr^;mnrrantage. 
Gafenti;  m.  ic:  i;H'âfYântedJecttrià^vndertAi{enfny 

bùrne  out^fâuedbarwuleffe.    ^  ^ 

Garentic  f  ^étrrantieyfecitritie',froteâtim/lefince. 
Garcntigionné.  Ihftiument  ga.  jln  umbentlcaU  In- 
,.  jirumtnty  made  by  a  Notarié  fublk\e^  ^ttdSpiifymg^ 

tbât  execution  U  rtâdit  to  come  out  étgâmjl  a  conftf 

f^iy  ^^  ^bBoftcondemnedyde'Stor  ;  By  the  cuftmtus  of 
I    Bayonne  tù  glfo  m  i(md  ofimroUed  BandyWbertbybotb 

aménts bodie is  fubteH  vnto  thrrefi^ and  bit  goods  to^ 

execution. 
Garent  ir.  To  rvsrrant/nalft  good.vndertat^e  fir^fèU^r 

pâffe  With  wananiie-y  tofecurejaut  barmleffe^defindy 

proieHybeâre  out. 
Qarcntiflement  :  m.  Arpanântingyvndtrfai^mgfiry 

éud^i^Ëgood'yafecwingyfamngbarmeleJpeyprote^ingy 

dcj^nming.  - 

Garent iJTcur  :  m.  Awénrranter^&c  ;  ^Garent. 
Garenty  :  m.  One  that  is  warranted^ 
Garen  r#  warej^ewêe^tâlft  heed  of  i  tojlmn^fchew^^ 

moid  by  fUppingnfidei  Set  G21C. 
Garet.  Jef  Gucret.    - 
Gzigw^i^'iitif.  The  throat. 
Gaigancon  :  m.  Aprtett  gjbitton^orbtlfy-gody  one  that 

wa^s  bUfubflanco  on  goodchttrt. 
Gargantua-  Grtat  tbroat..^^P<sh. 
G2X ffiltonim.  The  fir  tfart  of tbt  throat. 
Cf  argarizanoQ.  41  Garçanzement. 
Gitg2iizé*  Gargltdygargarh^.  • 

GargarizemcDC:  m.  A  gâriting^  or  gargarh^ng  ;  m 

G2rozx\r.a.TogétrgUyiogÊrg*B^^ 
Gargaflane  :  f  T*f  WkW^f . 

Gatga^e  :  €  ^  Gargaâkne  ;  #r,f i»f  lAfMf -f^.  ^ic 
Gaigattc:  £7V  yuidd  ;  4  OttitPttct  tfjfmgiomfitfif 
rtjtwAlmga  Cnif  f^imrtyâmiHa^mgdn^ 
r$êfiofthemmnh,metrttbtfâ§kgtiMt§tbtnÊfitbrUs. 
G^if^oviïkitTbtwttJU^nwt^ 
fiytbetfMabofaSpomyrtfftftmiBgâSirptm^tb^ 
jtÊikkt  fut  offomt  êîbtr  omglk  crtêimtiedÇ$y0tf$t. 

ttrtkgtrtctmi$,0iiv$kbtbtra'mfiMmmM^ 
roêjh^êrbmtfai  âlfi^û  bMk^êrftéi^  fàâék  by 

wmdmthiWâtmyudfiyihtkfnofûjunbi^ 
fhAêiêjmtm  mm  thtJUtbmégtrféi  mmâm  ^  n 

Gareotiille.  Gâotffii^  VtP^y  ^ù  ratladm  tbt 

GargoiuDer.  Tegargk^oir^ten^fielfi^reatim 
tbttbrêâU^  -^      -^  _ 

GargcmOlis  :  ou  il  ciTii^i^ 


Garguctte.  ^  Gargaad.  '  ^ 

GargUÛle  :  m.  (A  UKJ(name  fir)  an  odd^  mad^or  fuoO^j 
.  compoMsan  \fucb  a  one  as  we  {foihewbat  contempiucuf 

iy^or  ïo  bis  derogation)  ftilcya  ce/tainefitlow. 
Gai^illoii  :  m.  The  Pipe^or  throat-pipeywbereb)  meat 

pafjètb  into  the  flomac  lienor  craw  of  birds. 
Ganeur  ;  na.  'A  war  tant  or. '^Gzk.  ^  : . 

Garignon:  m.  A  huddle-bone -^  wbence^lcAxcv  aux  ea. 

x\^\ot\s.TopUiyaiCocl^^U.      ;  - 

Gangues.  i^Guarigucs.    • 

Garimcnt  :  m.  ÇarranneyOr  warrantee.  9GiÇc. 
1  enir  en  garimcnt  To  bold  part  of  a  fief  otherr^jfi 
then  byfuccejJio/iyandvpM  couenantyto  pay^oryetldflf 
it  fome  duiie  which  is  nobte^find  no  way  roturier. 

Garinc  :  f.  Thefhrub  CifluSyOr  UoUiê^rofe. 

Garingai.  tfi  Galingal.       •♦ 

Gariunon.  5rf  Garignon. 

Gariofile.  Aromatique  gÉr.  À  certaine  compâjition 
(wherein  there  art  Clone  s)  ^ood  fir  tbepajfions  cj^bt 
heart.        '  ,  ^ 

GarioUen  TowbiftlejchirpeyOr  warble  ^as  htr3s.         . 

Çjzno^\\yViZ\:c.Heâfbe  AucnSyBennetjor  BleJRd. 

Gariot  :  m.  The  wind- pipe  of  a  hfffCyO^r  otbtrbcûjï. 

Garipot  :  to.  The  wild  PinCyOr  Pitch  tree. 

Garite:  f.  A  ftàfe  of  refuge  y  and  (f fa  fi  retyr  all  in  a 
rowty  difaflery  or  dht^cr^the  recourfe  offucb  as  art 
dtfcomfited'y  (hence)  alfoy  the  dungeon  ofafirtrejjiy 
whither  the  beteague/cdfoldiors  mal^e  ibeir  lafi rtw'ty  \ 
and  flight  \alfoy  a  by 'Wajfy  or  path  that  leads  one  âfidty 
■  and  out  of  the  high  way  ]  alfby  a  Sentrity  or  luiU  Udit 
fir  aSentinellybuiltonhif^h: 

■  "  Prendre  la  garite.  To  fly^flipo*th\to-fidey  run awa).  j 

Garlande.  ^  GhirJandei  a  Garland -y  and  hencc; 
G2l\zndc  iarç^cni  Is  due  infomepi^s  of  Àkver^^n^ 

^  vnto  a  widow  by  the  beire  of  her  de  car  fed  husband^ 
ought  to  be  of  the  value  of  tbetrnuptiall  bed. 

G«JiZchç:tAfiocl(efàraCarter.  v 

Gzûctim.  AlsttU  Plaic^.      ^ 

Oarnement:  m.  Ptouifion^firniturtyOr  munition  hjcd 
in  fir  tbt  mamtcnancty  nr  definctofa  Place  y  alfcya- 
rakoheUyflipftfingy  rafcaÙynaughtie-facktyl^dir^^ 
Ibr'qtygracelefje  patchyVngracioHs  vn  etch /me  fir  Mi 
the  galiowes  groane  j  ^  In  which  fence  it  u  v((d  either 
(IrmicalfyJ^neyOr  with  the  AdieâiueMzu\QÎs;^\) 

}Sj\  nuuYJîs^sax^cmçnt.  Uwdfy^tighti^yTt^^^^^ 

fyyVntbriftilyyVngraciouflyyrogurJhlyjVilla^tfHjly»^ 

Garni  :  m.  ie  ;  f.  Gamijhtd  ;  prouided,  predy  m 
tdyfkmijhtd^ofy  decltedytrimmed^dorned;bcauth 

fied^fit  om  withy  perfiêltdibrougbiy  wrought.  ^ 
Pping  garni.  Am  armed  fifl\  a  hand  thai  boldsapne, 
Of  weapon^ flril^iifiibaU. 

Gamimcnt*  4;^  Garnement.  -   ^    .^ 

Garnir.  Togarmfb^yprouideyftortyfupfbyJ^i^^^^^^ 
commodgttjiUmby  dtcl^y^domt/rimmey  beautipty 

Garnir  vne'accufarion.  7^  #ir<ii5r''*'f^^'^*  ^^ 
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Me^i  aifoy^f^fif^i^"^^  diftrainmgvpo'4  an  extcutim^or 
oibertptfiy  fir  deh^fit'  arrérages  of  rent  &c\  or(more 
property)  prefeni  payment  of  a  debt  ;  otfaleable  goods 
delmered  by  the  arreted  debtor^  for  the  fecuriiu 

thereof 

Le  niagiftfat  envoya  Ic  demandeur  en  garniion 

en  la  maifon  du  détendeur.  ?ut  him  in  pojfejfion^  &r 

Cent  bim  to  tal(e  poffefjion^ofthe  defendants  houft. 

Garniilcinent  :  m.  A  garnijhmentyor  garnijhing'ya/ur^ 

\nlÀ^in2,ypringJuppl)ing  ^a  dec\(ini^  tnmmingyador- 
ningj  jetting  for tbywnh  ;  al/b.a  talking  to  pawner  or  in 
ffiortgage  \  alfOy  tbefjmng  of  ajjkranceyor  fecuruie  fir 
adebty&c.  /  \^ 

Garniture  :  £  Garmture;garmfhmentyfiêrni(ure'^  F^^ 
[m^nittonyfUre^nece(Jarie  implement  s\alfo/i  ruffe- 
bundy  alfoyany  l(ind  of  ornament  yor  attire^ 
Garniture  de  doigts .  U  gloue  j  ting  j  fingjer-JlaU^ 
thimble  yand  fuck  Ukf. 

Giimxmc  à' ci^^ion.  A  fpurre-leather.    * 
Garniture  d'un  pourpomt.  The  facing,  (atfo)  the 
quilt  of  a  doublet.  . 

Gar  on  :  ra.  Picl^U  offifh\  oitythe  liquor  rvhefeinfaltfifh 
hjtb  bccne  refoluefly  or  longfoa^ed'y  alfoy  the  lit  tit  An- 
choui'lil^e  fifhyGsmimyrpbereof (being  heated  snadijby 
mth  oyle  or  butler yand  thereby  melted)  tbt  behind 
of  that  Gqûor  is  made.    , 

GaroL^  Garrot. 

ÇriioVi.mldyfauageyhïdeouSyCrueU. 

Garoùage-  Aller  en  garoùage.  (A  married  mon)  to 
goc  a  catemawl'mg^or  jieaU  abroad  by  rûght  a  wench- 

Garoupc  :  f.TbeJhub  calledySpurgt  Oliue^nd  midorp 

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i^^Loup-garou.  ^    Galchc 


Garoute  :  f.A  Carrot  root. 

Oarrau.^  Garrot.^ 
arrer  vn  bacrau.  'fo  bale^pulfapaâtajhoare^or  vn- 
der  a.  (hed  j  (ikgre  to  tr'mme  her-j  alfbjto  moorty  «r  tjre 
bervntoaIftyyOrv/ideraUeJhore,  '   <      ' 

Se  garrer  deflbus.  T«  skprvi^e  ;  JbadatVy  firatpti,  or 
-i;tt  bmfelfèfVnder  ;  whence  ;   . , 
Qui  Te  earre  deflous  la  fiieille  deux  fois  fe  mouil- 

Garrigues,  as  Guamgucs.      . 
JjarrpbcTlfre  Cjro^etfw-r»/}  S#e  Carrobe. 
vjarrobicr  :  m.  TbeVUkt  thai  beer  es  Carobs,  . 
viarrot:  m.  u  bouUfir  a  Croffkbows  alfOy  theWytben 

r^ÊÊ^^  >  "^^  )vri»2>0>'f <*^i&  À>  theffytben-jol- 

fo,mtudgeU  wberemtb  a  Çtrrier^&CiWmds  vp^and 
^F'iaesharpbe  cord  be  binds  bUfackewitbaB. 
Cairote:  m^cif^tra'tHtd^  wound  vp^  «  pact(-€ord 

mhicudiell;  àlfijfardtyod/nbotmdwitb  cords, 
'^irtotcmcntm.Tfcf  ^ainkt^  w'mdikg  vp  of  a  cord 
jmtb  a  eitdgeUitlf»^  bmdmg^ljmg  bard  with  cords, 
"^^oi^iro  fhMm^'mg^mndvp  a  paclc^wdwkb 

*^ke^4lf^,^aJ[o^  f,  iMd^^i^  tjt  badwkby  cords, 

G  jrnilité  :  f,  OarruIUU^pttàni^âUinf^Unf^bêt' 
^^«tUcaclflmi^  bnfie  tâÙpag^miub  babO^  onemttcb^ 

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GarTon:  m.  A  Ud^oyyiouthyJlripliHg'^  see  Gardon. 
Faire  le  garfbn.  To  play  thefot  j  vfe  apifhyOr  cbiUiJhy 
tricl^. 

G  ir(pn-f\\]çttc.An  Hermaphrodite. 
Garlonhaille  :  £  A  crue  of  lads^a  troupe  of  boyes. 
CjartonncfcTtf  play  the  boy^or  vfe  b^ifh  t/ui^s. 
Garfbnrter la  femme  d'  autrqy.  To  lye  rprth  another 
*mansmfè.       ^        ,     ^ 

Garlpnnet  :  m.  A  little  boy.  '      ^ 

G2Lriotc:f.Then^ater^fiiplecaUèdyareale. 
Garfouiller  la  femme  d'autruy.  a6  Garfonner.. 
Garuche  :  f.  A  torturing  rvheeUyVpon  which  the  accuféd 

bauing  hea4ie  bolts  ^  oryrv^n  on  hU  legs ,  is  hoy  fed  on 

higbyvntillheconfeffe. 
Garvences:  £  Fitches -yChUhlings. 
Garum  :  m .  Pickle  offaltfijh-^  or  liquor  nvherein  it  hath 

beenc  re fotued yor  Ifing foamed '^  SeeGzxon,        ^ 

Garzignole  :  £  The  name  of  a  delicate  Peare  that  s  ripe 
in^uguji.  •  J^       -  *  / 

G^he;  f.  AnOarc^orSeuU^orinvmthyalfo^a  flaple 

pyaloclie'y(alfo^acal(e.^Novn\.)  ^ 

Gafchcincnt  :  m.A  row'wg -,  alfoya*fli:Jhingldaj})ing^r 

plajhingyas  of  water  in  roivwg  ;  aljOy  a  malting  ofmor* 
^ .  teryOr^  mingling  and  beating  of  lime  ^or  clay  rvitbwa:^ 

terras  in  the  mailing  of  morter.    ' 
Gafcher.  To  rorp^or pull  at  an  Oare  j  alfoyto  dajhypbfjjy 

flafhfas  water  in  Yomng\)  alfuyto  mal^eplaifler^ormor- 
.   fer-yto  beat  lymeyClayyOrfand  and  water  together  (as 

inthemalqngofmùrter.)  . 

Gafcher  du  gros .  Tojhite  j  aljd^tf0ue]  to  purge  vp- 

warcfsy  0)' downewards.  ^ 

Gafcher  du  poilTon(falé.)  To  water  it^o  cajî  water 


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ettcs  pour  tenir  les  doigts  fermes^  Splits  fur 
brokenyor  crooked  y  finger  s. 
Gafcheur:  m.  ùT{ower -y  alfoya flafheryor  d^jJjerof 
water.  .  •./.  'v   .. 

Gafcheux  :'m.  euft:  f.  Flajhieyplajhie;tva(hic,dajhingy 
befitting. 

Gafchis  d  eau  :  m^  dajhingyplafhingyor  fiajhing  of  wa- 
ter^ rowing  ;  See  Gâchis. 

GafcoU:  m.  A  Gafcon-y  oneofGafcoigne^alfojthe  MaC'^ 
kereli(fijh.) 

Gafconner.  Topple  y  filcby  pilfer.  *• 

Gafbn:  nuAff^enefoddyfoddofgraffîeeattb'yalfoya 
baillée  mâde)tfiofb}Ucouer^  .grecne  fodds  ^  any 

finepA{fU^m$ej)aniie. 

GaibuiUement  :  m.A  warhSngyWbiJlUngyOr  r^bi^mg 

n§rfè.* 
Gafbuillen  4^  Ga^uniiller.    % 

Ga(buïlleurm.i4  wtnbler^birperyWh^le}*yOrwbi^er. 

Ga^illc  :  m.ée  :  fjVafledylamJhedycareUJlyyprodigatly. 

Gaspilla.  tofquMderyWafiJaJb  outylaitifiaway  need- 

Ufflf^âjdefyyfrodigaBy.  .      ■ 

GaJ^illeur:mw4  f^eud'âU^âfl^tmiyVnthriftylauiJI^ 

/quandefiTy  prodigatt  and  careUffe  wafler  ;  whence^ 

^A  perc  amafleur  fils  oaipilleur  :  Prov.  A  waftfiU 

Pmnefhccettisawretdiedpibero-       * 
Gzfkif.Tbei^eedcaliedyDarneliy^jyy^lvr^. 
G^inuff^afi^ley&Cior/uGsdïcmcnu 
G^Û^OUT  y  nu  A  Pioner. 
Gaftc:  m.éç:f.MarredMUy^UdirÊttMyVk^ 

TMteé^0âfiidyCofumedyrmMdj4tfM^ 
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.    i^c  gafteau  nc  cuiâ  pas  pnipr  luy.  The  alffs  not  ba- 
[     l(Cd  fir  bsmi  his  part  a  li{e  f  béîiâfi  inUibetsnot 
y    lii(C  to  hct^chiilifi  afler  it  ;  (appfyablevnto  any  thing 
tbats  in  band  fir  another  then  him  thai  lâ^s  fir  it.) 
U  a  fa  partaM  gafteau.  He  hath  a  hand  in  tbeprac- 
t}fè'\  d  J) art  in  thefruit^or  pnnijbment^  thereof. 
Vàn\ï\cg:d\çi\\.  roa^gnevntoeiier$e€9n(pirator 

the  part  be  is  to  a£l\  or  pyan  be  U  to  bane  ^  in  a 
'     Praarfe.:    '     « 

Trouver  la  fcbvc  au  gafteau.  Vo  meet  with  the 

thing  be  lûolfesfiry  tjo  li^t  on  that  which  wiUferuje  his 

.  tHrnc.   .  — '-■  '■ 

Galtcau,^&niauvaifccouftumc  fc  doivent  rom- 

»    'pre  :  Prov.  A  (good)  cal^e^  and  an  ill  cuflomep)ould  be 

'C[;^(^c-bois:  m.  An  vn$l(ilfilt  Carpenter. 

G^iclct  :  n\.  A  liule  ca^e  j  alfi  (the  name  of)  an  excel- 
lent cyder  apple.  *    "' 

•Gaftelier:  tn.  A  feller  ^or  maimer  of ca1(es\ 

Gaitcmcht  :  ir\,  A  mjrrin:ijff?oyUng,fpilling\awaflingy 
conuming^corrupting  ;  a  foylingydefiUngy  di^aming  y  a 
ruming^defrtcing.dejii'oying.    *  ;       , 

Gafte-mufçau:  m,  ^  little  round  lumpe^  or  bumey 
m^djt  of  fine  mealCyOyUjand  raifins  ;  a  Lenten  loafi.    ^ 

Gaue-pave  :  ni.  A  gadder^  wanderer ,  earth-planet  y 
pauemtnt'beater ,  flrect-weàrer ,  waj-wearier  j  one 
that  does  mi^ght  but  trot  vpaHd  downethe  tawne. 

.Gallçr  :  m.  The  bellte.  ^Rab; 

Çj^^^ï.  A  woman  to  ca^hn  child. 
'  Gaftcr.  To  waJtjmarrc^fpiUyfpojle  ;  t/kiate^corruptytn* 
ucrt^  peructty  feduce^  depraue  ;  infè{l\  violateyfeyky 
Refile  yd /[in  iné  ;  confumCy  ruine  yvndoey  deface  y  dcftroyy 

-  tuYnevpfidc-rdowne^'  ..... 

Vous  ne fçauricz  rien gâfter.  Toucan dçno  barme-y 

(a  Bowlers  phrafc.) 

Gaftereffe  :^f.  A  woman\hat  marreth'y  wàfiethydefiroy^ 

;■  eth.  ■  ■•■   .-^^  •  ^  '■'■.■■■•     ■  '  •   ;  ;■  ■.■■■  '••:,■ 

Gz^Q^CzniLl^hmUfomeyinfiRiue^ 
Gal^cur  :  m.  A  marrer  y  fpoyler  ^yWaftery  confumer  ifoy- 
1er -défiler  ;  feductTy  peruerter-:,  defkc erydeflroyer. 

Gaftier.  An  officer  appointed  byju^iceyat  the  nomU 
nationyflnd  requefloftheinhaBitants  of  a  place  y  to 
gard  and  watcf)  the  fruits  ofrtbeir  Groundsy  &f^ine* 

jyards  yàrtdto\eepe  them  from  bemgmbe'^ledyOT fpoj- 
led  by  meneur  beafts.  .  -^ 

Gaftinc  :  f.  A  if^afiy  a  Dcfartt^a  Koc^eyOr  fandie  Ground] 
alfoy  a  ClofCy  orPafture  incited  y  ami  enioyed  in  com- 
mon y  a  Commons  belonging  ta  particular  meny^nd  the 
particular  Commons  of  a  TevmefhipyOr  Tarifh  j  alfi^a 
l(ind  of  rarth  found  in  Mynes  ^  Irony  and  helping  to 
melt  it-,  alfo-ythenameofa  Croffe  in  Tarisy  planted 

wher  e  once  the  houfe  of  "one  who  bore  that  name  (and 
was  burnt  fir  Religion)  flood.    .  » 

Gaftis:  m.  H^afty  fpoyloy  or  4  trefpaffc  done  m  ffrounds  hji 
fajlrastgers)  beafls. 

paftrcpipIoiqiic.Vcincgaj.  The  ibird  branch  of  the 
trun(e  efthe  PartiX/tiney  tffumgfidi-Wëyes  m  oftbi 
'     riiBtfide  tbireof^aidfpreading  eiroad  in  the  kottomi 
'  oftbiventrictt.  )-^,  -  ^  -  #     , 

.  Gaftrimythe:  iD.^^i^«<^  ^ 

%  Gaftriqiie.  Tirf /f ra^^ir^wA  of  the  trunke  oftbePortr 

■' '   veine  m       •  '  °-   •'  ■**..■>•.:-.   _••.  ,     ^   .  ■^..^.-v. 

Gaftrolatre.  A  bclfy-god*y  una  ûutt  mites  a  god  of  his 

•  bellk.^KThm         .^^^^.:  .:-■}. .j-.:..<-^   ..y;^^^^^^^^^^ 

Gafhonuhtie  :  f- DiiMiitw^ 

Gaftroraphic:  ixbej&tchmivpêférftujtré&sàdid^ 

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belUe.  «.  1 

Gate,  as  latxci  ^  bowUyOf  ma%er.  f  Pic. 
Gaihc:f.^tfW/fSfeji/-)fJ]b.^Bourdtl.  *  . 

GattC:  (rrhe  top  of  the  niaine  Mafl^^^Hoim.      ^ 
Gattouillcr.^  Chatouiller;  T^/icifc/if. 
Gau.^Gcaii.        •  '  <  ^ 

Gavache  :  m;  A  countrey  clowney  or  clujlerfift  •  ^-^^ 

benceyany  fcowndr  ell yOrbafe  companion. 
Gavache  :  comt   LennoWy  fiaggiey  ^mber  ^  alfo^  fi, 

centiousy  diffolutey  fenfuaUy  gluttomjh  ;  alfoy  clow 

Gavar:  m.  arrc:f.  Shalingyfpliyfootedyorbalicr^tnd' 
(utTo\xx%.^  V     •  /^ 

Gaiibifpn.^Gobiflon.      * 

Gauche  im.A  blow  with  the  left  hand. 

Gauche:- com.  Lefiy  left-handed  ;  being  on  ii:e  Uft 

band'y  belonging  to  the  left  fide  -^wrongyfinijleryawrj. 
Vied  g;jiuchç.  A  fplay  foot.  ^^ 

Plante  fur  Ic  pied  gauche,  iio^^  Plante,.       #    - 
Gauc  hé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  iVrongyW/yedyCrooMyawry^ 
Gaucher,  as  Gauchier  ;  attd^as  Gauaic.^ . 
Gauchi  :  m.  ie  :  f.  ivryed\  bentyOr  turned  awry  ^o/jim 

"therightfideXalfo^utùded by  turning  awry. 
G  auch  îçr  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Uft-handedy  k^ y- fi  fled. 
Gauchir.  To  wry  y  to  turneyhendywry  the  from  tk  riibty 
or  arty  way  afidé'ÇalfOy  tofi^uny  or  auoid  by  turnirii  a- 
wry\andhencc\  ^ 

Gauchir  au  coupToefchewablowbywindiniytut' 
\ningybendingyOrwrinchingofthèbodïe. 
Gauchir  le  coup.  To  giue  à  winding  blow  ytotlrufty 
orfirilie  indirellly  j  to  ayme  at , one^pkccy  snà  j}ri\c 
another. 
Gaudé.  5erGaudez.  V     '  % 

Gaude  :  f.  The  ftallie  of  a  certaine  plant  y  whermîh^ 
Dyers  make  their  clothes  yelloWy  and  afterwards  (ad- 
ding^dad)  greene-y  we  may  call  ity  Dyers  weedy  or 
greening  weed  ;  affoyafmallfhower  of  raine. 
Gaudebillaux  :  m.  The  fat  tripes  offiaUfidÔxcn. 
Gaudces-^f.  BabUng  prayer's^  oryos  Gaudczi 
Gaudencc.  An  Eflate  in^anlnhmtanceyletficfn  nine  to 
nine yeareSyandfofirwmd fir  euer.    ' 

Gauderon.^iGodcron.     •  ^ 

Gauderonne.  i«^  Goderonnc.  /  ' 

Gauderonner.  Totàmme^eckeyOr prance  vp  a  thini\ 

Sf  ^  Godcronner.  '  . 

Gaude  z  r  m.  Prayers  (whereof the  Papijls  hâUfidi^itTs) 

beginningwit h  a  G^uâctc    .  . 

Gaudi:  m.  lé  :  f.  Scofedy  flowiedy  played  onyieajitd 

■  at.    .  ; .-.,  .:■■■.'  ^  ■  .■•: 

GwQ\V^:(.ApleafantUff>^gam 

Gaudinctte.' Tie  ^i«««»e  fpGaudine. 

Gzuà\p\Çt\f.Ucodpeece.  CRaU         **.  , 

GaUdipifc:  m. éci  f.  Codfteceiiir.^^^^l  ^. ^*^; 

-.■••  With.  "   ^.  u. ./ j'v'.,--r'^^.;-..^r-'-xv-^<f:.  -   ''i'^  ^         ' 

.   headed ièlUwi»lfo,i  tkim,tot%unMyAU-b»i>it- 

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GaVicilc.  (Ceux  qui  font  Ic  fcl Rappellent  gabcUcjOU 

aavcfequand  il  eft  cfluyé.  ^Ragucau.) 
G^vereau :  m.  -rf  ifcwrf  offïafhwU  that  duck^tb  verie 

much.     '      ^  .     §  •      ;^^       •    '  • 

Gaufe^Gaflw.  ""   . 

'  Gauffrc  :  1Ï1.  CC  :  f.  Printed  (as  a^4rment'^)  alfOyfit  with 

fufes.- 
Gauffrcr.  To  print  (a  garment,)  al[o,(hHt  iejfe.prâperlj) 

todiel(CjOrfet  outywnhpujfes. 
Gauffrcurc:  {.The  printing  of  a  garment  &c  ;  al/o,(but 

Icfe  properly)  adeckmgyOr  fèttmg  out  with  puffes. 
Gauffrier:  m.A  H'afèrcrs  Iron^or  Print-^a  iva^r-mould^ 

orfVafir-print.  •  .     '^  '.%'.. 

Donner  es  gaufFricrs.  Totcachcry  to  ^rl^c.    ^ 
Giugc.  4J  laugc.        .     .        ^  * 

Gaugo.  à  gaugo.  5^f  Gogo. 
Gaviaii:  n\.  A  .Merv^or  fea-CMev^. 
GinCïivcï'The  throjt.  "^  '  '.      #; 

j  Gavioa  :  m.Xhc  gullet  yor  tbroatboU^  • 

:  Gaulde.^^J^Gaudc.  » 

!Xj  aille  '  f*  A  pole^big  rod  y  ImgftafeyOr  pfarcb. 
1     Gaule  de  gibiicrc.i4fc4M?iijj;igP<?fe. 

Donner  vn  coup  degaille  par  fous  Thuis  ;  To  lurch 
fecYCtly.or  gwe  a  priuui  UftvntO'yto  do  afhrerpdturney 
'    orbadofficeyVnderhand.  • 

En  Normandie  Ton  vendange  avec  la  gaule  :  Pro.  ^ 
The  Grapes  of  Normandie  (y  ix.  Apples  ^and  Pear  es)  are 
inthered(or  beaten  downe)wth  poles.      ^ 
Gaulé:  m.  éc  :  f.  Beaten  mtbacudgeU',  beaten  downe 

wUhapole^alfOyrobbedyordeJpojledof. 
Gaulée:  i'A  beating^or dinging downe(as o f fruit ^&c) 
mh poles  \  and  bene e\  a^  cudgeHmgj  bajtmgy  tbwac^ 
limiy  lamm'mg  \alfoythe  decaymgyOr  bur  ting  nf  trees  by 
in  txcejfsuey  or  vnfiafonable  beating^  datpnc  of  tbeir 

■    ml*  -  '   .    :;.'  ■    '  -:  .'  '^'\: :■:.■: 

Gauler.  To  d(ng^  beat  y  or  fitch  dorme  vnth  poles  j  and 

ikenceyto  cudgellythtvac^ybaftybelamme  y  aifb^  to  roby 

rifte^or  de/poyle  of 
Gaulcur  :  m.  An  vnteârnedy  or  countrey  Surueyoty  that 

rntaÇures  land  onely  by  tbe  Pole. 
Gaulçe.  as  lauge  \  A  gage  for  ca4\e.     ■       ^  : 
Gaufger.  ^  laugeri         ^^  V  .  ; 

Gaiilois  :  m.  Kc  :  f.  OfPranceyfrenchJ  Ftimcbmân. 

Gaultier:  m.  Amadwborfonymadv^l^^gl^ 
fUlm-^  alfoyanodditynmnUygoofecap^Soll^^ 
^ndyos  Garguillc. 

Gaultierc  ;  f.  A  robore,  punkfy  drab  y  queéM^  |%J|b'rf , 
Crumpet  y  coc^atricOy  mad  wencby  common  bad^y 

^i^odone.  ^^* 

Gayot:  m.AùttUfhârpe-tootbedyfcakU(f^liHelieyfidi^' 
fl^P^rie  fea-fijhyfbdt  at  firfl  fight  refembles  agudgeoHy 
^  ^be  Utile  fia-dragon  j  be  lyes  much  vnder  ftonesyand 
m$Hg  rocl^^y  rriHere  be  k  ta1{en  (at  an  ebbing  v^ater) 
P^times  to  the  taliers  paine  j  fir  if  be  loolfe  not  verie 

l.^'itêbimybemttmpbimbytbefsngen.  ;it^i 

^^y^ttt{.A(l[indefi  Braavk^daimcedy  commonly  y  by 

^jupe:  t  A  ma^.  ^ttorm.  a^y  at  Gaulticre  j  and 
vcft  voe  laiac  gaupc  She  it  dfiUbie  oUgUe  vfimt  i 


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Gauffcur  :  m.  Amiicl((r,flowter,gybcr\fcofer,  ieajier, 
dtriatr.  .    ^    ,      .„    .      , 

Gailticr.  Toilc  Gautier }  'J^l(md  ofstare^cloth- 
ùnnen^ipped  in  a  melted  Salue,  ' 

^autte :f.A  Shad-pjh  ;  cnllcdjo  about  Bayonnc. 

Gay.  oi  Geay  ;  m.  Alloua  liy  ;  and  fame  times  (but  leWe 
properly)  a  Co/nifb  ChoughyOr  lacl(e  Darv. 

Gay  \wbe»ce,Hu]:  le  gay.  Druniien,cup'fljottcfi,found' 
ly  whuled^tbïouikly  tii>le(i.      ':■/,-.  >       . 

Qay:  tn.  gayc;  f'Merrie,JrûHckeyblitlfe,ioUic,cbeey.C' 
pl/ytoco/id,ple((fàmygljdf(fMC,buxome,  Ugbt-lTtartcd-^ 
■  lujtiejiueltc ;  ■ilfo,m!fi/i^,hc,nlic ,  nfuute ^qtiklicl' 
•  readtey  prompt,  in  aclicn;  alfo^  iiph't ^  or  bnUu   uf 

-n  colour.  .  "  "^ 

.    Perdrix  gaye./r5Gnil!c.  : 

Gayîible  :  com.  ivadcablc,  which  may  be  waded  ouer. 

GayaC:m.  Gïî^.in/;77,LignLimvir^,!'^^ij;^u?^^^,  . 

Gaye:f.if/. 

Gzyé'.m.QCiï.M^adedoHcr.  '  * 

Gaycment.  Merrily,  gladly,  ioyfuUy,  iocondly,  blithely^  T^ 

pleafantly  ;  cheerefuUyy  luflily,  willujglyymb  a  beart, 

mtbagoodmli.  ^    ^ 

Gayer:  m.AFoordyOr  wadeauUpapgeouera  rhier. 
Gdiytv.Torpade.   '      v   - 

Gayet:m.Jf/^  /^V       ^ 

Gayete:  f.  Mirth.glce/iuelmcffe,  checrefiilrtefre.ioyfitU 
neffeyalaciUie,gladneffe\  readmfjeyWiil^ingÉcfleyhcar- 
tinefffé     '  .  ^    '  .  ^--^ 

Gayetier  :  pa.  One  tbat  maizes  all  manner  offmall  toy  es 
in  let  J  alfoy  one  tbat  carries  people  oucr  a  fear d  on  tûs 
(boulders.  — i^ 

Oaymau.  Prégay./w  i»  Prcz  guimaux. 
Gavolc.  A  cage  j  alfo^a  prifin.  ^Pic. 

Gayolc  d' un  moulin.  Ttje  trundle  j  or,  a  paire  of 

trundleheads. 

Gayolcr.  4tf  Gaïoler.  *  ^ 

G2yon.Ak}ndoffmallfiSh.      '■  '  ^ 

Gayvé  :  m.  ce  :  fJVayuèdi  left.fvrfalienyabandoned,  re^ 
hnquifhed y  quitted.       » 

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Gayves.Cbofesgayves.  îrcifès-,  things fkrfa{en^mi f- 

-tarmd^or  lofl  ;  rphichynot  being  iufity  claymcd  m  a  ycre 
and  à  day /nay  be  lawfully  retained  by  the  finder yor  by 
the  Lord  of  the  Mannor  wherein  tbey  were  found. 

Gazaille  :  f.  A  Commons^  or  common  fie Idy  wbereihthe 
inhabitants  of  fèuerall partjheshaue  diflmSl  parts.  . 

Gazé  :  f.  Ofjhion  Canuas-y  the  tbinne  Canuas  tbat 
feruH  women  for  a  ground  vnto  their  Cufhions ,  or 

r    Purfe^wofke y  &c  j  alfoy{tbe  (leight  fluffe)  Tiffa^ 

I  me  i  alfOy  a  Mantle  y^T all  y  tear  fi  y.  or  long  peece 

-Aereof'yalfbywealtbyfubjtanceyrichesygoodsi  and^a 
T^incesTreaf&kijr       .      .  '  '  ^' 

Gazeiu.  asG^ton. 
GazcK  f^  Gazelle. 

Gzzcllc.  A  ki^d  of  wild  Goat.  v 

^  Gazette.  A  certaine  l^enetiancoynefcarce  worth  our 
fkè'tbing'.atfoyaBiU of  }^ewesioryafhMrt Relation  0 
the  general!  occurrences  of  the  TimCy  forged  mofi  com- 
monty  at  VcmcCyani  thence  difperfedyCuery  montbyin- 
to  mofl  parts  of  Cbriflendomef 

Gazon  :  m.  A  greenefoddyor  turfè  of  earth  y  alfOy  ricby 
and  fat  land'y  See  Gâfon.         ^ 

Gazonné  :  m.éc:  £  coueredwithgreenefodd. 

Gazouil. az  Gazouillis.^-  ,  ,    -       ^ •  - 

Gazouillard:  m,2tdc:lSing!ngychirpingyh  warbBngy 
04  a  bird  y  tbat  malfcs  a  whiftUngy  orwbi^çjjf§gnoife. 

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gy4sy0r  IcarneSy  tofing  ;  alfo^  to  mal^ey  or  yeefd  a  wbijî^ 
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L'oifcau  gazouille  felon  qu'il  eft  cmbecquc  :  Pro. 
L(>(>i|[<  Emoccqué.  ' 

Gazouillcux,/wGv.ouiirard.        ,       /      — 

G  azouillis:  m.Ajttging.chifping^rvarblingyrpbifll^^^^^ 
whi'T^ng  ;  the  con  fifed  voice  ^  or  pmg  of  many  birds, 
&Cy  together^  i 

Gazouillis  dc  fontaine  The  trickling  fall  of  watir 
from  the  cocl^e^or^out^  of  a  Fountaine.  > 

Geitn.TeaJi.  ;     '         ' 

Geais:  m.Dug-I^/..     ' 

Gealloy  c  :  f.  A  mafure  containmgdbout  tr¥èlue  of  our 

.  quarts.  :  \ 

Gcant :  ni.:4  G'lMt  \a  man  qfa  bugeftature,yOrJ^. 

Celuy  qui  eft  fur  les  elpaulcs  du  geànt  voit  plus 

loing  que  celuy  qui  le  porté  :  Prov.  tVCy  bauing  the 
.  aid  cifour  aunceftors  knowledge yVnderfland  fom  ervbat 

lAoi'e  then  tèey  did. 
Géante  :  f.  A  Giahteffe  ;  a  woman  Giant. 
Geantcrie:  f.  Giantùe^  ibegincration^race^\ind^or 

broodyof  Giants. 
G^zntniitn.  A youngyOr  little  Giant. 

Geantiii  :  m.  ine:  f.  Giantliefiiant'li\eyhuge'bodied^ 
bigmade.  .       /        '"  ■    ' 

Gcantilcr.T()  GiantsxSh  towal(eas  big  as  a  Giant^alfo^ 
toplaytbeViant.  > 

Geau  :  m.  ^  Coci^^ 

Gczy:  m.  Jet 'yàlfûyasG^y. 

Gc6l  :  m^  A  caftyOr  throw ^as  at  dice  3  alfoytbe  draught  of 
a  Fijfjnet  ;  alfoy  a  Marriners  founding  lead  j  alfoy  a 
gardyor  welt  \alfOyafiillfet  of  Counters.  -    - 
Les  geéls  d' un  oyfeau.  A  Hawses  Jeffes. 

Gcékons:  m.  Counters. 

Gcde.  ^  wajhing  Bowie.  ; 

Gehaincr.  To  gr  one  ^or  grunt. 

Géhenne  :  f.  A  rack^yor  torture  ;  aplaceyOrlnfirument 
of  racl(mgyand  retching  torments. 

géhenne:  m.ée:  f.  Racked -yretchedy or Jîretcbedvp- 
'   on  a  raclée  'ytorturedytor ment ed.  .      «e    / 

Gd:itnnctToraclieytorture^tormentitoretcbyorpetcb, 
vponjhe  raclée. 

Gehenneux  :  m.  cufe  :  f.  Full  of  racking. 

Gchi:  m.ie:  f.Rackedytortured-^orwrungout  By  w- 

treamttorture.  .  . 

Gehine:  f.  4:^  Gchcnnc. 

Gehir.  Toracl(c\  to  wr'mg  out  a  confab  by  extreame 
tortutei  (v.tn.) 

Geindre.  To  pone  ;  mourm^  Umenty  complaine  (as  the 

cpprejfed)  grieuoujly-y  alfiyto  ctooe^cmke,of  mourne  as 

aVùue. 

Geinc:  f.^yGchennc.  è 

Gcine:  m.  ce:  f.  Racked*^  r etched yor fbtetchedvpm  the 

TMcke  J  tortured^  tormented  in  racl(mg  5  alfo^  extorted 

bytortwe.  r     . 

GcincT.  T0  Tâekij  torture  ^  torment  {  to  retcbyOr 

ftretcb  vpM  the  racl(e  ;  to  extort  confiffions  by  torture. 
Gciffo:  (.  Âkmdoffiatyorfquâre  Teafe,  uftmbling 

fommbat  (ftf  Ct^kMJ9f|;.  f  Langued.  ^ 

Gel.  4;^  Gelée    '        >^.^^- .^^w^.r^/^r-  • 
Gelais.  Arbalcftcl  gdztii^Stoho^bow, 
Ge\wM:ic:f.  A  l^d of mimrMlt earth. 
Gelafin:  m.  A  mimfUmthefk^ey  or^ a dm^t  in  the 

chfdfe  of  one  that  laugbetb.       ^^  ^^  ^  ^       v^     A-  ^ 
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nedwithexireame\^ld.  * 

Gouttes  gelées,  i/î^/a,  .  \ 

Avoi^lc  bec  gelé.  To  be  tongue-tycd^ 
11  eft  gelé  de  ne  rien  faire.  He  is  ernp  Jhtri^cd  n?// 
idUmfe.     '  .  •  ;   '^ 

Gelée  :  f.  A  {rojf.-y  alfûygcUie.  ,   - 

Geleniabin.  ii^;7fy  mixt  with  Rofes.  If Arab.  ^R^b, 

Gelement  \ïXi.Ufree^ngyor  cçngealivgyby  colet. 

Geler. T^^re-^if;  to  thicksnyor  congédie  with  cold. 
Et  plus^elc3&  pluss^eftrainô  :  Prov.   The  more  tk 
eartH^ee^es  the  c  lofer  if  gr  owes.    ,  , 

Geleur:  tn.  Afree\cr.  <  '  "^   , 

Geline:f.-^iiew;;f.  i  '       ^     j 

Geline  d' Aphrique.  A  GuinnieyOr  Barbarie,  Hevnc. 
Gdîne  de  bois,  as  Gclinotc  de  bois. 
Crcftc  à  geline.  The  bearb  C^xcombe^Tennie-^^frc^ 
yellow  and  white  ratle.  *  '^  ' 

La  journée  d'une  geline.  i^^^^^f.  ;  ^ 

Laiô  dc  geline.  if (?  Laid.  . 
Pied  de  gcline.  Hen^ies-footyHenres-ClaWyhctJ^j  cr 
yellow Fumentorie j  alfOy à  trenchy ditchy  orpitiidcr 
groundy  whereby  mi^fkeSy  and  ouer-moifl  ccrrie-hm 
are  drayned  ;  it  isjèd  by  many  branches  y  fiÙtd^nh 

■■'  flones  (through  wlmb  the  moifïure  batbfhfficmî^cf- 
fage)  and couered allouer  with  earth. 
Geline  qui^poind,  &  ne  pond:  Prov .  A  barren 

Jhnw.  !!       . 

^  L a  geline  pond  par  le  bec^  ProV^  A  Hitme  Inyes  ns 

Jhe%fèd.:,         y     :  V 

En  Aouft  les  gwjnes  font  lourdes  :  Prov.  In  Au^vj 
Tiennes  are  deafi.  "^ 

Jamais  graflc  geline:  n^aima  cKapon:  Vxo.  Awd 
ton  wife  neuerloued  a  defiRiuehmband. 
Jamais  chaponcreûer  n'aima  geline:  Prov.  Su 
Crefter.  * 

Noire  geline  pond  blanc  oeuf:  Prov.  A  black  H^^' ^^ 
may  breed  a  white  Chicl(e  -^  a  blacliwomén  a  bcnuûfé 
child.  '■  '        >^, 

Pour  graflc  que  fok  la  gejine  die  a  meflicrdcfa 
yoifirie  :  Prov.  How  rkh,  or  pwer^U  fôcuerj  mn 
be,hemayhaueniedofhûneigbbors» 
Qui  naift  de  gcIinc  il  aimt  a  gratcr  :  Piov.  C'^  "f- 
tir  Jiind  good  Moufe-bHHU 
GeUtîcttCif^A  little  Heme.  ^  ^      • 

Gefiiictte  d'eau,  y*  CM/f .  ' 

Gelinctte  fauvage  j  as  Gelinote  j  or,  (ti  Francolin , 
ftnibelafi fence.)  -   • 

Gclin,ciix  :  m.  culè  :  f.  0f,9r  behngmg  to,Hemis, 
Gdmici:rD.AHenn,e-boufèyOrHenne-mJl. 

Gelinote  :  £.  m  Gelinote  de  bois.'  _ 

Gdinote debois.  rbepiii,«rfeckltdTheâfànty  or 

woo'dHetme  ;  /èmenéat  roumler  bù4ied,  and  mucb 
dai?aiermeat,then  a»  Of  dinarie  Henné. 
Gdinote  de  l<limiàie.TbeGmnieB«ti»f» 
Gelure:  f.  lce,frofi  \  a^o/tfee^^ 

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Gc^mct.  To  (ioitbte,iterate/ed4Mble.. 

Gemîf.  Togrone'Jgh,fàb,murne,complame  ^Uuouf- 

l^,M  thoft  rvbicb  are  opfre^.or  ouenbarged.       * 
Gemiflable  icom.  Mojl  Umentable,  fit  tp  begroned 

fhr,orjig,bedat. 
GeinilscmeiK  :  m.Agromng-,figbing,wailingjfobb'mgy 

mourMifigiheauie  lamentati»». 
Gc\r\mc:f./1  gemme  f  aievpell,  a  pretiofti  ftone  y  alfo, 

:    fii'çb.  ^  v' 

Gemmé,  coalcur  gemmée  Apearle,  or  peacocl^e  co- 
lour. 
Gemmeux  :  m^ulc  :  f.  PretiiuSy  ricbjfiU  of -gemmés , 

iewellii  preùoiis  (lones.  .      ;    ,; 

Genaiix  :  m.  Cafiers  of  U aùiùttei,  ^ 

(^cnc\st'i,Agàmmc. 

•  Souliers  à  double  gcilcivc.  'Double  foled ,  or  trvofoT 
:  lei,iliooes'.  •     ^      -  - 

G  endarmc  :  m.  A  man  of  Armes  ;  a  horfeman  armed 
at  ad  paints  ;  one  that  férues  in  compleat  armor ^and  on 
a^nteithorfe.  .         '  ;  •       - 

GcnfclirmeS  des  Ordonnances.  Thé  ord'marie 
mn  of  Armes  of  trance  j  fir^  reduced  by  Charles  the 
feumthÇm  tbeyeare  1444)  intoxertaine  CompanieSj& 
vndcY  particitkr  Orders  ;  Part  whereof Jfe  ;  that  the 
Gendarme  mujl.  be^t  theyongeflj>etweene,zoand  21 
year  es  old  ■  and  muft  haut  befnCy  at  leaHy  oneyeartj/an 
Archer  (rvhich  no  man  Jhould  bee  but  a  Gentleman 
hoYntyand  bred  ;  or  one  that  hath  beene  a  CaptainCy 
Lie utenantyEnpgneyOr Sergeant  CMaior  ofafoot-Com-  '■ 
fiinïefixyeares  :)  Hemufi  alfo^eepe  three  hoffes'y  two 
fàrferuiccyandonêfèr  his  baggage  ;  In  regardwhere- 
of,&c,heha€h  400.I.  Tà\xtn.ofordinarie,findyeretie, 
mertainment'y  (Thefe  GenTdarmes  were  at  firfi  only 
i')Oo-,but  face  they  bauebinincreafedvnto  100  Com- 

'pmeS;  >  '  . 

%tQm^irmtr.7ojlroutyOrPittàieitti1piamaofarms'y 
ta  put  the  better  leg  before  j  alfOy  to  tricl^ey  fet  &ùty  or 
flirrevp,bmfelfèi  to  prepare  bimfilfi  for  afciffling-y 
tt  ameb'mfilfi  with  all  hit  helps  yaga'mfi  a  warre. 

Gendartneric  '.i.The  Gendarmerie  y  men  of ^rmesyor 
compleat  borfemeHy  of  an  armie  j  a  troupe  cf  great 

^^orfe.    ■  ■  ■       ,-       •■  -     ; 

Gendre;  va.Afoiotriniavf'y(bytbt  mariage  of  a  dough- 

.   ter.)  ,  ■       • 

D'uncfilte  dçux  gendres  -^rov.  Two  friends  gotten 
by  one  good  office  performedyorfituiurdonry  a  fetter  aU 
gaine  drawie  fromfkpdAe  men  by  the  ifentingyOr  vfiy 
ofonething. 

tel  eft  le  gendre  comme  Ic  fôlcil  d*  hyrcr:  iProv. 
nz:  That  does  but  a  tittle  goody  and  tkat  but  a  little 

Gcndrcflerf.  A  daughter  m  lm(by  the  mariage  of  a 

Généalogie .-  f.  A  Gentaiogie.'y'Pedegree, 

General  ;  m.  AGeneraUyOr  cbiefè  Cmmaimàtt ,  of  an 

Armie;  or  of  an  Order  of FrierSy&c. 

LçsGëneraiix  des  Aidés,  ivere  afprjlfiure  Com- 

^ilTMiiers  deputed  fir  Ae  leuymg  of  lb*  Aides  through' 

m  aUtbe  l^dome  ;  (•  wbkb  end  each  of  tbem  bad 

'^IPtntdbmcertamennerM  Primées,  whofeptrtu 

cuUr  ToiPHesyT>iôcefisy0Hd  Dimfinu  be  rated  àtfkcb 

fmmts  as  he  tbougfit  tbey  cotild  btgre  :  At  igugtbh 

^eafvH  of  the  warns  tbey  wen  made  erdkurk  Off»' 

eers  ;  anihauefince  tnereafei  wmch  m  number,  and 

rmevfhatinautboritit  ybtitEg  AfjOants,  mtd  tftxt  iit 

•epeeyVntoXtA  Prefideas  de  la  Coar  dies  Aidtes; 

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Les  Généraux  des  fmanccs.  nf  rr^/r/^rm^  (?y  ii/^ 
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Frà^ncc.  - 

l-çs  Généraux  des  Monnoyes.  Ave  QounfeUprs  af- 
^  ^^^^  '^^'fJto  the  Vrefidents  of  the  Court  of  Money  es  y  & 
tVordinarie  ridets  of  circuit  fur  thaï  Court  ;  inrvhich 
feruic€  hâlfèofthem(by  tfalfè-yéyeUe  turnei)crejlilla^ 
ifroad/Ucenfin^andfweamg  of  Goldfmïtbesy  andgi- 
^  uing  them  authoritie  to  fine  their  Laveurcs  ;  vifttingy 
andfearching  the  houfes  of  money-changer  s:^àrjd  froui^ 
dingyingenetaliy  that  th' Order  s  of  that  Court  b^  ducly 
obferued^arid  the  breal^ers  thereof  quicl^ly  refiimedy  or 
mfv/med  againft)  vphikjt  t}:^  other  halfè  attcvà^  and  fit 
injthe  Courte  without  any  vacationjrom  before  eight 
vntoten  of  the  clôc^ein  the  firenoonc^  and  from  three 
to  flue  in  the  after  noone  .Thefe  are  affo  tearmed  Con- 
fcilJers  généraux  de  la  Cour  des  Monnoyes.  ^ 
Les  Généraux  provinciaux  ^  &  fubfîdiaircs,  des 
Monnoycs.ivhereof  there  is  one  bcfo/fgjng  to  eueiy  one 
ofthefcuen  (jnfèriour)  rarliamenfSyWUhin  the  pre^ 
cinêîs  whereof  he  rides  his  circuit^rpith  authoritie  lil(e 
vnto  the  Gcnct^ux  that  be  fcnt  from  the  Court  of 
Moneyesy  vnlejf'e  they  meet]  fèr  then  he  giues  them 
place  5  and  does  nothing  he  fir  c^  he  hauc  acqu^inte^ 
themwïthall. 

.  Les  quatre  Généraux,  The  fvure  high  Treafyrers  of 
France  ^or  mà!y  be  alfo  meant  of  the  Généraux  des 
Aidcs,wfc{?  in  their  firji  inftitution  were  butfiHre. 
General:  m,  ale  :  f.  Generally  vmuerfaU-y  commqny 
l{indlieyVntoaU.       ^ 

Confcillcrs  généraux  de  la  Cour  des  Aides  ;  &,  de 
Ja  Cour  dès  Aionnoycsjitt  Les  généraux  des  Aïdcs^ 
.&  des  Monnoyes. 

Les  Threforicrs  fcjeneraux.  rrjr;?;f^(?/ibrn^//?^Les 
Thrcforiers  de  France;  whereof  thteV^  is  a  number 

^  certaine  in  euerie  Gêner altie  ;  Lo9\e  Threforîei**  ^       '^ 

La  Générale  :  f.  An  ^dmiraUgaVieyOrJhip. 

GcncïdkmQnt.GeneraUyyVniuerfaUy^aU^comprehen'' 
dingyaltogether.  • 

Généralité:  f.  Generalitieygeneralneffeyvniuerfalitie^y 
alfo^  Generattie  ;  a  place  of  gêner  ail  receit  of  the  Fi* 
nances  j  whereof  that  be  at  this  day  y  21  ;  viz  :  Paris^ 
Rouen,  Caen^  Nantes,  Tours,  Bourges,  Poiâicrs, 
Agcn,Tholoufc,Montpellier,Aix,Grcnoblc,Lyon, 
Dijon,Çhaalons,Aitiicns,Orleans,Lymogcs3  Soif- 
ions,  and  Moulin  5  each  bauing  it  peculiar  linùts^  and 
Officefu  "  *       4 

Gen»âTCur  :  m.  An  ingendcrery  begetter  y  father^  pro- 
g^nitor  y  creator.  . 

Generatif  :  m.  lue  :  f.  GfpeMtiue  j  ingendringi  of  an 

ingenderingfiuultieyOfbreidingpowef. 
Generation  :  f.  A  generationylmagey  broodyl(mdy  alfoy 

aningendringybegettingybreedmg. 
Gencrattice.humcurgcOt^W^A  breedetb^r  in^ende- 

Généré  :  m^ec:  (.Ingenderedy  begotten;  ^redy  brought 

fhftb^ymâétyCreAtedyfbrgeiy  framed. 
Générer. To  beget ^or  ingender/tsihemale  ytobreedyfrr 

bring  firtb,  m  the  fmaU\  tomlfe,  fàrge^  create  y 

frame. 
Gncnercux  :  m.cu{c  :f.  Generous^  noblty  gentUyWor- 

tbiiygaUant  ;  of  a  braue  bmotyofan  excettmt  race^f 

tbe  rigbtfampeytfagoodktndiélfb.vaUm^uw^^^ 

onsJiktfêUeyftout.  •      ;'        -- 

.  Plaida  genereui.  SefmsyAfff^s:  ^alcndcû. 

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di^ofiiion^  gallantnefe  ofhumof\  courage^  valour ^ 

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Gcncfîe  :  f,  Generatiùnyndtiuiûci  alfi\âl(mdùfbtmh 

ofjundrie  cofours^  ( 

Gcncft  :  m.  Broêmty  {egnchUy  that  l(mdthtY  of  which 

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Gcneft  d'Afrique  éu  Gcncft  d'  Efpaignc  j  Spanijb 

Broome: 

Gcncft  d*  pfpaignc.  Spamjh  Broome i  (fome  alfo 

tearme  Gaudcy^>  becaufe  they  refmbU  one  Mo- 
ther.) 

Gcncft  elpinciix.  Turres^  whmnes^  Gorfe^  Thorne^ 

broome. 
^-  Vcm  oicnQ{{.  Sweet  Broome^Heath^or  Ling. 
Gcncfjay  :m.  A  Broome  clofi. 
Gcncttc  :  f.  Ordinarie  Broope^  or  the  Brome  whereof 

Beefomes  are  made\  alfo^  a  l(md  of  g^fden  bear  be  re- 

femblwgBeet$.  -   \'. 

Gcneftcux  :  m.culc  :f.  Fi^^/*Br«(?wf . 
Gcncftier  :  m.crc  :  f.  Of  Broome^  belonging  to  Broome. 
Geneftricrc  :£  Agtound^or  countreyfuU  of  Broome ^or 

luniper. 
Gcnctitù.AÎfindofititwitha  round  port -^a^bit  fir  a 

Genet  ;  a  Genet  J)it. 
Gciicthliague.  Bir/t^wz/^^i/ir. . 
Genethliatiquc .  A  Cafier ,  or  Calculator ^ofj^ati- 
I       uitics.  •  ': 

Gcncttc  :  f.  A  Genet yOr  Span'ifh  borfe  -,  alfo^a  bit  fir  a 

Geneti  alfo^a  l^md  ^fmeleU^bJacl{e'fpotted^and  bred 
.    inSpaine. 
'  N^A^nc  houfl'e  a  I?  gcncttc.  ^  veriejhortfiot-clotb. 

Ordre  de  la  gcncttc.  Seel^e  Ordre.  ^  im. 

Chevaucher  ala^cncttc.  To  ride  wltbverirpjort 

jiirrups. 
Cjkrytvrcitci.  luniper. 
GcncvncTini.Aibrub^or,plantoflun}per. 

Genévrier  rouge.  C^darluniperitbe  crim\on^or 

pri€l(lie  Cedar^ 
Gcn^iytif.asGcndyei  A  Gunne. 
Genial  :  m^alc  :  iGeniaU-^belonging  to  luclfe^  cbancei 

oftoamarntiature^di^ojkiên^cmation. 
.  G^nie Ja  u.one$  good^or  badmgeU\  éfo^iu  natme^n- 
\     flinCly  inelindtioM^iffHallMfiofition. 
Go[^i03i^CK.Tbebearbe  Salmmsfealey  Scalacali, 

ivbitirroat^  ffbiti'Wort. 
GeniDcttc.  A  Home  :  ^aroyârd.  . 

Gcam  I  m.  A  wittali. 
GctaScilAbeyfir. 

McQcr  la  geiûfle  au  taureau*  r^^ilig^  (2^  2^ 

âf^frgmtie^prMtMeaméU, 
Genital  GenUaU^  fit  fir  breed^  âfi  to  btget^feruing  to 

mgendet. 
Gcmt^r  m.TheGenitiue^.  >^ 

GenJtif :  m.îuc  i  f.  Haturn^  ingendering^  of  an  mgen- 
derhgjkultie.       # 

G^toiies:m.Tbe  genitorUs^orgenitallsi  tbepriuie 
partSythtinfhumints  of  generation.  ^^  . 

Gcilîture:  f.AraceJmageyprogeme^genetatm^^alfo^ 
'  a  birth  i  an  mgindermgjbreedmgjbegetting.  .^   « 
Gcimc  :  fl  4^  Géhenne.  ^^  :"  7 
Gcnncr.  as  Gchainien    •  V  t^  '  ' 
Gcnoiflct  :  m.  The  hearbe  cêttid  wVue-xoot^  êrwbite^ 
roort.  Salomons  fiait  ^andScûoL  coeH 

GenoiUierc  :  f*  as  Gcnoilkc 
Genoullrm.  A  knee\  alfè^  a eertâimpetei  efcroolued 
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GcnouiUc  :  m.  ce  ••  f.  K^ottie^,k»^edifiMffîo}ms  gé 
tbeftaulke  offome  bearbes.  •  ^ 

Gcnouillcc  :  f.  Kfteed  graffe  j  alfi^  as  Gciûculicrc  • 
Some  alfo  caU  the  hearbe  Stiichwort  fo ,  becanfi  itl. 
fkUofioynts. .       ,  . 

GenpuiDcre  :  f.  Salomons  féale ^  Scala  ccA^hite^root 
Hbite^wort.  ' 

Genouillères  :  f.  Pullie-peeces  (  Armour)  fir  the 
krtiis. 

Gcnouillct  :  nh  A  little  knee-y  alfiyal(not^ôrioyntintte 

ftaul^e  of  an  hea^bejor  of  corne  j  alfo^  a^  Gcnoilkt  . 
Genre  :  m.  Y^nd  $  a  l^ind  of.  k 

Gens  :  m.  Min^people^fiÛae  ;  nations jtnbabhamscf a 

countrey^yalfcyibe  ordinarie  attendants ^  orfihwm 

of  a  great  wan. 

Gens  A' zrmcs.  Compleat  horfcrrieny  încnofAmts^ 

L(?(7i|[cGcnrdarme$.  "  *     • 

Gens  de  comptes.  Tfc^  Officers,  or  Ouerfeers  oftU 

Chamber  of  Ac  cowipts.  v"^ 

Gens  de  corpsjou  de  corfage.  ViUeines  j  or  fichas 

holdby  a  feruile  tenure.  # 

Gens  d' eglife.  The  Minifîerie^çlergiey  Church^mcn] 

PrelateSyPrieJiSyFriers^c. 

Gens  de  ]uùicc.CotmfeUorSy  fudgesy  fufiicers^Ma' 

giflratcsfifficersof  fujfice. 

Gens  de  maia  morte. as  Gens  de  pocfte. 

Gens  de  meftier.  Artificer s^or  handicraft htpen. 

Gens  d'Qïàoimnncç.TrainedhorJmen'^or^aù  Gcnf- 

darmes  dis  Ordonnances. 

Gens  perdus.  Défiera  te  people  ;  alfo^fouldim  cxp- 

fed  vnto  the  greateft  ba%ards\  the  fir  lome  hope. 

Gens  de  pied.  Footmen  y  or  tb'lnfinterie  of  an  Jr- 

mie. 

Gens  de  poefte^poftc^ou  pote.  TeomenyKomkrsj 
ifnoblevaffaOsjOr  tenants  ivnnobleperfins. 
Gensderobbe  Wngae.  Lawyers  i  alfiy  ail  others^ 
wbofi  c  tuile  profiffio  enioyns  tbemjndinarilfy  toweare 
longgownes^  ' 

Lessens  du  Roy.  Tho^^ngs  CormfeU  learned. 
Gens  de  fac  &  de  licol.  Rafcalls,  rakebells^  roiuti, 
vagabonds  y  UfftetingJioundteUs  $  alfo^  begging  ïmi* 
Gens  de  fujcte.  z/fSeôiri  ;  Z.Mi(f  Suitte. 
GensdcYoirie.  Scau'mgers^  T)img'fàmers,Cold' 

.    finders. 

GoQS  de  bien  font  toujours  gracieux:  Prov.  Gm- 
menareeuer  gracions ^able^cotéTteosis.  \ 

^A  gens  de  bien  on  ne  pert  rien  :  Pror.  pw/î«^J 
Iposes  by  dealing  with  ^  9r  dweUing  neere^  boni[t 

De  gens  de  bien  vient  tout  bien  :  TtofJrf'  goo» 
men  comti  eU  tiàéntWt,  .-  ç 

Les  gcn$  de  bien  font  tomiours  bien,  ont  toui- 
jours  bicn,&  font  tousjours  bien  :  Piov*  , 

Il  y  a  cens  &  oéns,:  Prov.TAer*  ire  tft^Uferts,  gm 
MdbSiitbere^tniubcbêke9f,gr'^t  différence  tn, 
meni  ûnefhouldnût  expt&  (that  carnet  dejtmej  f» 

.    mtub  M  another,        ■.''ijfyJ':^''-''        '  xf, 
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huitdfomefy  attired  ;  alfo,  genile,phant,fùfi,  tafie. 
Le  ^^cnt  corps;  Àuncientlyfàmfied  one  ofafmallfla- 
tut?',  and  ma) yet  be  appUedt^  a  prftùe  dapper  man^ 
oTlif'a7Poman)toapreMfêkU 

G -nccmenc.  Neatfy,  fprucely, finely,  comptly^prtttttf^ 
{ntly,qiéïintly,handfQm\y\qJI^ 

\erly.    ■  -,    ^•.  '  - 

G  :ntianc  :  f.Gmt'ianyBitterwort^FeUtPort^Baldmùmej 
Of  Biildmonie .  .# 

Gentiane  grande.  Gi^r^/  Gentian  ^^  beares  a  jellorp 

pwer.  '  'h  '■  ;■  ■  .-,■■  *■■-:'  .  ^ 
Gentiane  moindre.  Crôjftwort  Gentian '^bearinga 

Gentiane  petite.  Ut  tie  Crojfewort  Gentian  j  bear  es 
afmallredflomr.    •  . 

Gcntienne^^  Gencianc-r 

G:ntîFamc:  f.  ^  GouUvpoman* 

Gentil  :  m.ilc  :  (.Gentle^tame^tra£lable\  mild  ;  afable^ 
cdurtcoiiSy^racious  ;  i(ind,  lêuing  ;  pàantj  fifty /uppie, 
tender  ;  Crnooth,  alfo^CômtHe^fightUe^pettïe^  Quaint  y 
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ûire  \  g^Uant^  noble  \  ddigbtfomi\pleàfant\  alfOyGen- 
lile^Pa^myHeatheniflj\{irhen  Gallia  T»4y  conquered 
b}' the  V:zncs^oT  ancient  Frencb^lhe  GauleSyWho  were 
at  that  time  Chrillians,  tea^med  the  Coquerorijbrrea* 
fonoftheif  Hetithcmfh  ReligiMy  Gcntik,  0/  Gch- 

'  tils-hommes.) 

Gentil  bois,  mld  Lne^wild  Flax. 

Bois  çr^çntilSburge-FlaXyGerman  Oliue  Sfurge^Me-- 

Ouvrier  geiitiî  i  T  hofpital  :  .Prov.  Tbt  fine  roor\i^ 
mâti  dies  inanH<^jpitiU\(wheiberbUpride^dtene^^^ 
or  hUJmsbandrie  feldome  fuites  to  fend  bimi)  ^^k^ 

.   Ouvrier. 

Ocntilcire :  f-  Gentriefientilitie^obifitie. 
Gentilc(fes.  F  ret  ut  comeits^deuifes^l^nacl^iy  fiats ^ 

truites.  -  •  V  *  V"  ' 

Gentilhomme  ••m.  À  Gentleman;  alftyâ certain hoU 

loîv  i7iffne(fet  tbickon  tlfoutfiderpithfilatSyjandcbar^ 

yidmth powder  and Jbot)  which  difibargedyfcatters 

^^  f^lfèytù  the  nunc  oftbofe  it  ligbti  on  j  Lo0\e  Gen- 
til.         ;  •'  ■        *  .    ^  .  I    ■        ■■..i;....  _■;,.•■ 

GcntilhomtAc  fcrVant .^waiter ^ or  attendant  on 
\  ^h^XinsatmealeUimes.  >. 

Gentilhomme  de  ville.  A  Gentleman  of  tbefirfi 
^^^à^wvp^artGentlem^^n. 

1!  iurc  comme  vn  Gcnti  \^ovxnt.H€fweare$  afin 
^^tbniifundpoundayeare. 

^^entilhommsaù:  m .  à  fmaUyOrfinile^êlidfientte'^ 
J^^^\aOmttemAnofl$wdegtee. 
^"«ililct;  Togentilêifkyliêée  at  the  Heatbenyplay  the 

J^  ^ntiJilÎTic;  m.  Pjganifme,Heatbemfime£e. 

^^^"ulaltre  :ra.  Amiêne  GentUman }«  new  Gent le^ 
^^^^?ne  that isfcafce a  Gentleman  \  one  that  paffes^ 

^/[y^Mreté  't  Pooregentrie^mcMegentrieixfêÊf- 

ç^'P^yrnewgentrie.  .  \.      w^  .:  :  j^^  ;^J  i  v. 

^entillctn-it.  GentlyJioHmglyJ(mdly^graàêuJly  yfêft-^ 

L?/    '^^^^''*^*-''^*^  Geiilîtoi,  Pepnu, Heathen 


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Genuflexion  :  f-  A  bminijSf^ding/ff  the  knee. 

Gcofitoy.Qefrcyya  proper  name.      '  ^ 

Geographic  :  £  The  defer  iption  of  the  earth  \  Geogra- 
phy.     '  '  •  ^ 

Géographique:  com.  Geographically  earth-dcfcri- 
^btnz.     .  ■     ^ 

vjreolagc  :  m.  A  Goalerfinp  j  or  the  being  in  Goale\  al- 
fOftbefèe  thats  due  to  a  Goaler  at  tb'cntrieyanddepat^ 

infeofaprifoner.  / 

Geole  :f.  A  GoaUyOr  Prifon  j  alfo^a  caf^ey  orcoope  'fir 

birds  J  alfoythe  pinnCyOr  circle  in  the  middle,  of  a  white  y 

er  marine  yatJhootin§è 

Geoliage.  ^  Gcolagc. 

Gco\\ÇT:rï\:A  GûaUr-yatÇfepfr.    .  ;    - 

G^olkrc:  f.  A  Goaler  s  wifi/iWOfWan  Goaler. 
GeoUage.  ^^  Gcoiage. 

Geolle,  &  Geolhcr.  Locke  GcoIe,&  Gcolier.        ^ 
Geomantie  :  i.Dmination  by  point  Sy  und  circles  made 
on  the  earth  :^Kùh. 

Geometric.  Geometric  ^  the  meafutingy  orproportio- 
^ninfi  of  figures. 

Geometrien  :  m.  A  Geometrician-y  à  profcffor  ofy  or 
n^a^fler  in^Geometrif. 

Gcott\ctnc\ilc.Geometricall  'y  of  y  or  belonging  tOyCco^ 
metrie.  \      •   "  / 

Pied  Gtom^^ïQ^rheGeotrutricallfi^ot  ;  k  figure 

hand'breadthésyorfixteene  finger  s-breadthes. 
Gcraflfe*  «  Ciraffe. 

Gçx2X\tn.Jl\i?tdofblackifhfiotie. 

Gerbe  de  blfé.  Ajheafè  of  corne.  ,    v 

Faire  gerpé^  foarre  à  diçù.Tomockeyfcorne^bufey 
delude  ydefiaua^od  of  his  rights  or  (in  matters  ofRelh 
gionynnd  confciencCy  where  bountie  is  required)  to  play 
the  micher  )  In  the  Jew  es  law  iï  pas^  held  a  great  im- 

•  pletTt  in  any  man  to  giue  the  Leuith  chafe yor  firaWyin 
Jïeadofcorne]  thence  came  this  Prouerbcy  wherein  ma- 
nfjtbupuelyyvrcB^ihc^nfteadofQcrhc. 

Gcrbc  :  m.  ée:  f.  Bound  vp  (as  cof'ne)  intojhcaues^y  aU 
foyrangedy  ranl^edy  or  placed  in  Ikdir  one  vpoa  ano- 
ther. ^  . 

Gcrbec  :£  Afhocke,  halfi-thraue^  or  he  ape  ofjheaucs-y 

alfo^  bundle  offtraw.  r  ^^ 

Gcrbcr  dei  javelics.  To  hmd  cerné  offwathinto 

jheaues\tofheafvxp  come. 

*  Gcrbcr  des  tonneaux.  To  raungeyorfetwinevejfels 
one  vpon  another. 

Gerbier  :  m.AflaclieyOr  halfi^thrauCy  of  car  ne  j  alfoy  ^ 

great  Garner  to  l(eepe  fait  iff. 
Gcrbicre  \f,A  re  eke  ^  flaclfeyof corne. 
Gercé  s  m.  ce  :  f.  chapped^  riuen^  clefl^  chawned^tb 

eold. 
Gercer.  Te  eleeneyriueycut  in  many  places  y  and  byfmall 

clefii^to  chinée yChapyCbawneÇfS  the  North  wifU  dees) 

the  face  Jhandsy&c.  ^ 

Gcrccurc.  aé  larfur c  ;  or  Gcrfurç.         ^ 
Gere  :  f.  The  Hebrew  ba(fèpennieyfomewmmmoretben 

oufpehnie^no  of  them  going  to  the  ounce. 
Gere  :  «•  cc  :  f.  T>ene,  wrought  y  r  xi  rutedy  managed^ 

handled  iatfoycartiedybrou^tyer  borne. 

Gerer.  Te  doe/nakeyWorkeyexercifèy  execnte,  manage^ 

\bandle\alfOytecârfieyOrbeare. 

Gerfault  :  m.  A  Gerfimkmty  the  peatefi  ofUM^yCal 

/r^  If /j^^Faukon  gerfaut.  _^         . 

Gttmz\Ti.{ApfêpernénMfhamM)G€rwmii.^  'A  V 

Germain  •.  m.inc  :  (.Germaine  ^y  come  §f the  fame  Jkeky 
hed^tbefmiteltitid,ketfeofkmeyef^^^^ 

GetmtilM;  The  name  of  an  AppUy  that  jeetdes  verie 
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Gcrmc  des  aibrcshcrbcs,&c  :  m.  A)êiigfhuti^$ut^ 
bud^Jpi  ij^êr  iwig  iij  irea  ^Ç. 
Gcrmc  des  auix,oigm)ns,&c.  Tbi  wndiU  fiatill(is 
v^ubiue  betwecnciti  bUàis,4ndr$êtso/  Ggrliç^t^ 

Gcnnc  d*  vn ocuf.  Tbe^me^efdn  egge  j  rfc> W///f 
JMn^  w^/^/;  71  (^«  cut  a  fide  oftkt}êH(C  èfé  taw^t  â 

rejre^efje.       ' 

FauK  2cmic.-4  M9^ntCàlfr/L  bard/wili'mi^Jhafi' 

lejje  pfccc  ûffiejbimbe  wcmbty  wlacb  mêlfts  w$min  • 

tcleeue  liyty  aft  withchild  whtntbej art  net. 
G^TWicAfiîÇhitn  êftptm  bêat^  batl^t  wuhêut  bâUbts^ 
.-  vjed  m  the  Lenmt  St  as  fir  tbctTA'a^tHaùtMafmau 

(bandift^Tui^fJingtrs.  > 

QcrvTie  :ts\  tt'.LBHddtdJfHTitomtd^^fêuttd^uni 

output  firth.  ^ 

Gctmcincnf.m.  /4  jjn êuthtgj  baiiding,  burgtanmng, 
•    fuiimz^jirLbyP)iiîPif^PiUyêftrtt$j&c.   .    y 
Gennn;.To  (p^outjfêuijfm^tn.lfring^utfirtbyj^^ 

àktyjojigfprfgyjbydsjtcndtrtUsy&c. 
Gcnneux  m.  cufc  :  ù  Spoi^tmg^  budding;^  haritên- 

mng\  alfo^M  ofyongfprigSy  or  buds^  alfii^fkU  of 

.    fttd.      ,  ^  •    '.  '      •■  '"-' ^'  ■■;• 

Gnrnination  :  f.  A^outini^c  \  at  Gcrouncmcnt, 
Geroa  L<?o^^  Giroiiv  y 

Gerrc -Llbt  fmall^tr wbitt Cac^trtli fifhi  or éu Pica- 

Gctfc  :  f*  A  tFôpdlûJéfi  lOr  Ladkcnv.       . 

Gerie : m^:  f.  Uol[t  Gcrcc. 

Gcrfiirc  :  f.  A  cUfijr^t^cbml^^cbaf^  cbéniu-^alfù^  tbi 
MtbafapimeJ  ,  .  • 

Ccfantc.  rnc  gcC  A  vmnan  that  litth  m.    -     > 

Gt^^ClM\c^ts.Thtflâftrntofaint^^^  7 

Gdinc  :  C  Atjtng  m  chiLdbtd  ;  a  fjing  ht.         i  %    . 
Bras  à  la  poîânnc.  Jambe  en  gcfînc  ;  Prov.  Kjept 
a  Cortarmttè  tby  btfomt^afirtUgm  tbfhtd.  , 

GcCu.Têkti  uûidamte^oni^êrlMgbyiti  tôl^ 
child^ta^  'm  thefiraw,  st  a  womoM  \  alfijê  cmjifl^ 
or  refl  m  -^al/iytêremamt^  abide.    ^  i 

Gcfir^aupres.  Té^  ntcrt  ynt§^  bauni^  ohm  ^  n 
b9rdtr,vpatu 

N^tts  f(^ avons  ou  gîi^  le  Iîevre.5reie  Lièvre. 
Ma  yîc  euft  ku  en  cdau  Mj  Hfi  bad  tien  tberek,  «r 
defended  thtrtûK. 

Tant  çrwe  la  cheurc  oue  mal  gift  :  Prov.  Otu  #^ 
UM^eaîfsthtwmrftfif  btbtitmcÊriêus^diÂêmaf 

ToiKce<)uegiftenpetUa^efipas{^du:Proiruli 

knaiiafitbéftundai^.     [  ^  \.  ^ 

Gm^^AemtÊttmM^^fimfiagftt^ 

Geflcsi  A  If^êffttfkyM Gesflo.  v    . 

Geftatk)n:£-^*Mrw|jprar7WÉ-      '   i  7  :i 

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Gctiilc.  terre  gctîflc,  Sucb  ai  U  ttrcmt  êiit  if  a 
èoêift^t. 

Gets.  Uùkt  Ct6%. 

Gcttccù:m.cimc:iOffttîblacl(iéuftt.    V 

GctUt.éuU^cîiTo{aJt,&c.      ,  Ç^, 

Gettonncr.  T#  budJprQkt^orJbtit'tOKté     *^   ;:^ 
Gctt005:m.Cèknttfs.  /à 

Gcttons  des  zxhxtt^uds  \Lêê\e  Icâons.  f-- 

Gcvc  :  f.  ^  cagty  co^^  cr  cptn  bas^ft^  to  l^teptdw 
ktnt^ija.  V  « 

Gcural:  m.ACtrtifcattyPafef(ifty07Saficcftd/inf,  4 
trautUtr. 

Gcurc.^Giure. 
G\ùt\2X)dt.AgarUmd. 

Giarct  :m.  ^fmaUbrigbt^colokrtd/èa'fJhyftêtmucb^ 
valtl(ttOy  but  that  a  U  [mtxabat  Itfft  (aidjtt  bijie/ 
fcaled)  tktn^îkt  CackAriU:n^%x^^]s.  / 

Gibbar.  A  Ifindofflcndeti  andlovg-noftdwhalt^jkai 
bath  a  hufchbûc\t,  andaftpt  on  h^  firkead,  aui  cf 
wbitbbt  JpQutswattr  wnbgttat  violtntt. 

Gibbailè;  f.  Afoucb^or  budgtC'^  alfoya grtat  bundyO? 
huUh^lîkt fmahing.  .      /   ^V 

Gibbc  if.Abunçb^fwtUingiabêJckianj/thingîkât 
fiands  patfingûMt.  >v 

Gihbccki :  m.  A pon€b-mal(tr.  ' 

GïbbccicTCif.  A  j>oiubJbag^pcûl[t^bi^/ge  t.,  "^" 
Gibbçt  :  m.  A  iibbtt^gallcvçJtrtty  pairt"  ^fgaUcvts  j 
(In  Ffanit  au  GentUmtn  ibat  banc  Haute  luPicc, 
bauta(fo($r  may  haut)  gtbbtts(fur  ib'txtiuting  cfmâ- 
lefiBoTï )  witb'm  tbeir  ttrritarits^  t bough (ordmariij) 
mtbfome  différence  m  mal^f^9f^fiStian^coriin(io 
thtif  dtfftrtmt  m  tfiate^m  dtgniltt  y  fir  the  gihbtyof 
the  (fy^y  high  liiftider  bath  but  two  piliers  ^  the 
hnd  ChattflamtSy  thtei  tbtBaronsyfimt  5  the  Earh^ 
jÊcj  and tbeT)ul(et^  tight  \  And  ytt  tbtft  éiffermts 
artjncrrprtcift  tbtn  gtnerallif^  ail  cufiomts  a^rtt 
nat'mtbtm^      -j         , 

jùubjtbul    7        -  ^ 

Il  eft  plus  malbeurèuiic  que  le  bois  dont  on  fah  le 
l^ibbcc.  He  ùa  mafi  vnfirtunau  man.    '        "^ 
Au  gibbet  le  repentir  vitnt  trop  tard  :Prov.  Too 
late  be  rtptnts  that  repents  at  the  gaUameu 
Les  beaux  hommes  au  gibbet:  Pro.F^irf  men  ceme 
aftentffieêUends'^prêfereriiKmentbtv^ftth^ 

Gibbieiac:  nuà&'S  Bukb^ 

imbued.  j 

Gibbr^er.^Gibbeyet.    ' 

Gibbkr:  m-6ame(tfa9y  Ipnd t  ^_ 

m\hmm9fiw9per1pytheUitn)fimAe'yiféeme 

Gaule  iit  ^hvcv  ^  ber^hmgpemle.    ; 

Cecy  rfdfp»  de  voûre  gSfer.  T**i^^^^^f[ 
trade^tyourpTêûlpan  j  Ibà  k  nafi^^Pj^  ^ 
f^ealje^emmjkfirjmuàeâk^mj^^^^ 
efjaetr  ptafer  e  lament  %  •  r# 

fir  tm  fkttkmhSik  MMim      î        -V  '^ 

Gibboyetir  :  oi.  A  fmkrjf 
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Giboléc:f.^/* 
Giboulée.  4»  Gi| 

Gierogliphiqu< 

Giez.<w<jcâs 
Gitflird  :  m.  an 

,    either  fuie  ofti 

\     hild. 

1  Gi?ai">»^al  :  ni. 

;  Git^antal.  rbefti\ 

G,gwtin:n»«ii' 
dmùeftatUre^ 

Gifflintoinachi 

Gigot  {àc  mout 
(/!)«  whole  bone 
hynefrbmrvhki 

Gigotcau ;  in. 
Gaigncr  les  gi: 
fi)(whubeeUsy 

Gigotte.  chauffe 

G&  <w  Gillc. 

Gillcl^rcgillc, 
Aidhtnceivill 

Gilles.  (Apoper 
Mai  dc  S.  Gi 
Pomme  dc  S.  ( 
Vis  S. Gilles. . 
vnder  the  Heps, 
•Faire  Gilles,  à 
Glmbelct:  qa.  / 
Gimbrçtcr.'fo; 

leacbtfit. 

Giinbrcteux:  n 

Gimpier  tin.  À 
GindïcSwGci 
Gingcfîtrc:  o 
Gingatîwc 
Gingembre 
^ittindef^fm 
m?eppn.    ; 

Gingenibré  :  n 

Gingiocîlc;£/ 
bUgoodup^bi 

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Gingioulicr  :  i 
^^l*"  Gin^ulc 

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Giboléc  :  fî  Af^tf\,^^têt/mifuàitn^u  oftâine. 
Giboulée.  4#GiboIcc*  * 

Gicrooliphiquc  :  coin.  Gwt^lifbuaU -^  gf^  orbeùmg- 

G\cz.aéGca$]Abawl(esiefts.-   '  . 

Gitflard  :  m.  amc  :  f.  ffei^^^ ,  /ùUcbeet^t  j  /ipp/Zr^f,  ^ 
fuftvp.in  the  fiue^and  throat. 

Giffle  :  f.  -4  che$l^e^of  chap  ;  or  (mo  fl  proper  lf)the  bs^  en 
,    Cither  fuie  oftbccbaf  ,  wberein  meat  is  bidden ,  or 

hiid. ,  .      .■.,•.■;  •         ^   '     '   ■;■    : 

1  Gi^airdaF:  m.  ale  :  f.  H«|<Pj  monfrous  big^  Giant- 

Qi^imsi.  The  fame:     '^  ^       . 

Gi^^tin  :  m-  irie  :  f.  Haiey  big-bodied^  of  an  extràêr- 
ZnatieftatureyGiant^Uke. 

Gifflintoinachic  :  C  The  warrh  of  the  Giant$êgainft 
^egods.   .    ;  •    ; 

1  Gigot(clc  mouton.)^ /f g (t)/lw«//wj  eut  large  with 
we  whole  bone  at  u^and  fo  roajled]  fome  alfo^  caUfo  a 
byne  fromvphkb  the  chine  is  tal(en.  . 
Gi?,orcau:  m.  A  l^niul{le\  orjtbe  bonie  end  of  the  leg. 

Gaigncr  les  gigotcaux.  To  betal(ehim  to  bis  legs  y  to  ^ 
.     ji)fvfi  his  beelesj  to  runne  away.;  ^   ^ 

!  Gi|;ottc.  chauffes  1  lajgigoCte.Zu^oifee  Ch^ 

GiUc  foircgille.  To  flit  y  giue  the  flip  ;  rwftne  a:t»ay\ 
J.id  hence  mU  fome  in  choUerfay  j  Avant  giU^  Out  y 
'  h p:icl(fffgybe  gone.  ' .  v  '  *    " 

G\\ks.  (Apopernamé)Gileu 
Mal  de  S.  Gilles.  A  l(tndofCani^y^  Fiftula. 
Vommc  de  S.  G'ûïcs.  A  certaine  gyeenefweet apple. 
VisS.G\]ïçs.  A/aJhion  of  winding  flâiresy  vaulted 
inderthe  Heps.     :  "^     -.   *       '        " 

Faire  GiUes.  as  Fâircgillc^ 

Gimhect:  pa.  A  gimlet^r  piercer, 

Gimbreter.  To  pSy  the  wanton^  t$  dâe  lafciuioufly  y  io 

leacbtrit.  -  •.  •  • 

Giinbrctcux-  m.  cuft  iL  LiachermUy  wantonylafcU 

,  mus. 

Gimpier  :  m.  A  maimer  pfCrepmes  fir  hoêds. 
Gindre-SfrGciridre,  > 

Gingembre:  m.Gingjtr.  - 

Gingembre  blanc  frhita Ginger.  ^  :     ;j^^ 
Gingembre  de  lardim  The  bear^btJTittMi  y  oir 
^ntinder-Jorne  alfa  caBfajtbtfUmt  that  btgrf  Gum-- 
^Pepper.    :     :      v  /       ;^    ^ 

'_Ugood  taft,  btaiajemur  t»  the  ij9teberrie,fàr  vbicb 
_«*«/*  btentmfiaiam  bjpm  Antb»rt, 
vjir^toulier :  m.tWwak^vh-Uauti tree  thât hearts 

"^npgiyme  :  m.  AmittigM  ngÔMMÊ^^r  tUmitfpàe 

vjingucts:  m«  Stmerwmesi  itume  fhft^iuH  Am 
^  w  jttre  1^55^  Mia  èÔÊË  txtrâtrtuurUf  t*ûl, 
f^f'^'i^n^g^gfefcùMidmftgèfyrhen, 
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Giraft-c:  i,  A  certaine  fpomd,  and  tcjtg-nfc^c4lraff, 
(gotten  (m  tu  thought)  by  a  Can  me 0  m  apmaU  Tan- 
ther)  wbofè  fère-le^s  are  much  tonr^a  then  her  hinders 
both  which ^e  moues  y  asfijee  goes  CméetrlèiteraU 
tur>us)together, 

Oirandin:  m.  A  certaine  Snyte-lil^e  bird,  that  vfes  ta 
vfind^or  pfbeeie  a  bout  ^  ^'Ji^g'        '  \ 

Girafblc:  f.  A  Girafo(eiofprecioiiipne^cfthe\mdof 
Opaltsy  tbâtjeelds  a»  eye-lil^e.  tinjief^  rvhub  wayjoeuer 

yoiftHrneit,vnlep  it  be  torpardi  tlK  Sunne;finben  it 
cajls  fbrtb  beames  lit^e  the  Sunne.  ,   , 

Giraiiclçtte  ;  f.  The  name  of  an  Apple,- 

Girbcrf.  The  Cawle^  or  K^U,  wberein  the  bowels  be 
wrapped,  \  ^    ,     ' 

vjire :  m.ce: f.  Veer edyOY turned mth therù'md^y  twir- 
-  ledyïPbirled^or  tvpynedabout.      > 
Girelle:  f.  A  littikflyarpe^ojcdrocke-fifl)  Li  the  Italian 

feas.that  bites  fifhersyand/wimmirsyiike  a  flea.'   ' 
Girer,  J>  '^^^f^^f  ^  turne  with  the  windy  to  tv^rUy 
u^hirlcyêr  wbiette  about,       .  m- 

Gircts  :ir\.  Armour  fir  the  tbighes  of  horfes. 
Giroflade.^  Giroflée  rfLangued.r       %^    \ 

Girofladcdemer.  A  cert  awe  Gillotier4ii{e  excref 

cence  gr  owing  on  roc k(S\  ^ 

Girofle,  clouxdc  girofle.  C&i^^5.  » 
Girofle  :  ip.  ce  :  f.  set  y  flucl^ey  fweetened ,  or  feafoned 

with  cloues. 
GiroflcaL  ^!Made  of  cloue  s ,  or  ofGiUoflufwe/s. 
Giroflée:  f.  A  Giltoflower'^  and/noji  proper  lyythe  Clone 

'Gillofloïper. 

-  Giroflée  jaulne.  Theivinter^onv/fU  GiUoflorper. 

Giroflée  de  Inde.  /ï  l^indofTanfle  that  bears  a  flow- 
it  lil[e a  CiUoflower-^âryOs.  Oeillet  d'Inde;  the  French 

Mari(oldy  Aflrican  Gillo flower j&r  Gin gio/ine  flower. 
Glïo\t  tî.  The  SififwortyOrSkirr  a-root. 
Gîromantic:  m.piuination  by  circles  :  ijRab. 
Giron  itiuTjje^^^ 

Tcndpricgironenla  iuftice.  ^  defendant  to  ap^ 

pearey/andcenfijfetbeAffion. 

U  ne  Te  Êiut  fier  ni  à  femme,  ny  auorlron  :  Prov. 

ÇF$r  neither  of  them  l^eépes  verie  fure/y  the  things  «- 

trufledvntêtbem.)  4  \^ 

Gironnée  :  f.  A  lapfiêUyOr  bofùmefiiliof. 
Gironomiquc  :  corn.  C/r«/tfr  ;  f  Rib-  "" 

Girouët;  m.  ^  Girouette.^ 
Girouette  :£AfiinCyÇrweaiher-flagial/o,(butnHèistg 

fi  pfoperlf)a  weather  coc{e.  -     • 

Girouette  :  ro.éc^  f.  Furnifhed  w'nb  afknt ,  êrwea- 

tbercoc\eyalfOyincMftantyVarïableytwrnedby  iSiirie 

windyOSéifkne. 
Gîroufle.^  Girofle. 
Giroulc.  as  Girole  ;  A  Skerret  root. 
.  Gifànt  :  m.  Thé  lowefl  eftbe  three  railes  of  a  C^ty  &(. 

Le  gifânt  d' Yn  aK>i:din.  The  Bedy  Bedder^  or  vnder- 

rmll'jUme. 
G\(zniim,iiRXx:iî*^^^^ 
G\ÙLnic:f.Awoman  that  lies  in.  ^  • 

Giflé  rija.  Tbegyftme  of  birds.  * 

Giftc  :  m.  A  bedycoucb^lêdging^place  to  lie  on,  or  to  reft 

•  '  ■■  ■  .     X  ■ 

Giftc  d' vn  licttc.  The  firme  tfa  bare. 
Droia  de  gifte.  !«♦<  «tt/*r  Droid. 
Toft  attrapée  eft  lafqurfeqiirn'a  poia 

,    permis  :  Prov.- /;ff4?  Sourie    ";      ^  • .  -^  ^  ^ 

Gifle  de  bpeoft  £  A  rond  tf bee  fis  *  far<,4»i  jb/Uê 
peeeejCMi  Mt  fim  hetweene  the  j^yâad  btatoehe, 

^h^etriéinbeM,  it^l>»f  vmt  ^  SatBf  tjUbtAui 
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Giver. 4^5 Gucr.         .»  ^ 

Givcrcau  :  w^Apide^or  blacl^  and  white  w^^fi^^^^ 
fimembatUffcthenadHclie. 

Giurc  :  m.A  white ^r  bcare  frofi  vpcn  trees  after  ireat, 

»   and  long  fi'ee^ng. 

Glace  :  f.  Ice  i  alfo/he  glafe  oj  d  Miing-gUfe, 
Alun  de  glace.  Roche  AUum  i  f9  tearmed  becMufi  at 
firft  it  is  meUed  ,  and  made  into  peat  faites ,  lUce 

yce.  '  , 

Eftaim  déplace.  l^^ife^Eftaim. 
'  Fcrrc  àglac(;^5W  with  Jreftnayles  (whence)  alfo^ 
fieadie-jTotcdyjureoffbotJeldomfl^^^^      failingyOr 
faUing.  «  .         •    • 

Go/icr  ferrc  a  glacé.  An  hardened  or  fencelejfe  pa- 

latf^^apauedmoutK 

Glare  ••  m.  ^e  :  t  troynlcongeakd ,  hardened^  turned 
into^coueredouer  with^yce^  alfijbenummed^or  grown 

^  fencelefe  byextremitie  ofcoldy  alfo^flybafied/u  the 
lining  of  a  clol(ey&c*^lfojinferted^ar  fiifled^  a  word^ 
line  ^chapter  ^(&cjmto  A  boo\e. 

Glacer.  TofreeTS  ;  harden^  congeale^t urne  into  yce  5  to 

.  couer^or  ouercaflwithyce^alfOyto  benummeJbeciumpfey 
mal^efenceiejjiyby  extreame  cold\  alfi^offrfij-hafi  j  or 
ftitch  danme  the  lyning  of  a  garment  thereby  to  l^eepe 
it  frotji faggmg.  '     * 

Glacer  vn  moti  To  infert^put  ithrufl^orfii[ly  a  word 
into  a  writinz,. 


Gland 


onguentaire.  The  Armaticali  nut^  erfiuit 
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Glacial:  m.  ale  :  f.  Tcie^ouergrowné  withyce^  euerfro^ 
'^n^  or  congealed  by  extreame  c old -^  alfo^  extreamely 
cold.  . 

GhciS'tn.  A  place  madejlipperie  by  we(  lateiyfkUeny 
and  frozen  on  ;  alfOj  afioaping  ban{e  or  caufof  ^  alfOy 
ajioapmgy  [loapenejjèy  gentle  bending  dovmewards  j 
And  hence  \  ■^'. 

En  ^zcis.Sloaping^JIûapeygentfy  inclinhg;^  declimng 
by  little  and  little.  "    ^^  -t: 

Glacoir:  m.  s4  lalies^or  Priuie»        - 

Glaçons  :  m.  Ijiclesy  or  flaires  of  yce  i  alfoy  flâïNs  in 
fionetrefemblmgflalfeiejfycè. 

Gladiateur  :  m.  A  Fencer^  Maifier  of  Fence. 

Gladiation  :  f.  Ff»r/;7g« 

Glagou  IMS  Glaycul}  ar^  Sedge^  alfo^ dot^ or  coUepef 
flegme  ^et  out. 

Glaieul.  ^  GlaycuL 

Glainage  :  m. /*  ^feiOfttrf. 

Glaincr.tfi  Glaner;  7^ i;/lf4W.     \        -: 

Glzmcuujj^  A  Gleaner. 

Glaire  :  f.  GrhieU-Jandy^ndfrnaBjubtepnesiOry fiend 

mngUdwithJlene%:,df0,àwhit^and  flimefeyte. 

hz^VXt^'ytiotrxtThewbiteofanegge.   '       ^-5 
Glaireux  ;in.cufe  :  f.  lïtme  j  aVfOy^aueUieyjuUef 

frauell. 

Terre  glalf  euie  (i»  Maifon  Ruftiquc.)  m  Terre 

elaizc  ..  ...  "■■.v: 

Glais.  as  Glayeul  i  Cartfe-Jlag^  Cêm^fidge,Cm$e^ifét^ 

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mamfUtffe.  .  ,A<iv       ^^^^  , 

Glaizc.  terre  glaize.  ^  meifiy  andjum 
Ghtximtt:  w.  A  Mew^  Sea-mem. 
GhndiukAnAcÊeMeiàtâJtêfOàlfjts^ar 

Gland  de  lupiter.  itf  C^Mtf. 
.  Gland  de  mer.  Alfiodef^afclt^tr^ 
fmewbatTefhÊtbksanAcêniê^ 


Attendre  le  gland  qui  tombe.  To  line  in  exteflut 
enofpopt^cr pYeferment(at  CokU^&c^  *  '" 

Glandage  :  m.  Mafi  ;  alfo,  Maflage^*^  tbefeafoh  cf  tut. 
ning  hogs  into  the  woods  ;  the  feeding  oj  hogs^by^jÇ^alir 
in  woods  ith^Apfiment.orlaymgoffmne  mo  mat 
woods,  .  '\  -  ^  .      . 

Glan4agé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Fed^ornourijhcd  {as  hogs)  »///, 

Glandager  Icsporccaux.  To  fied^or  Hottrîjh  hogsypitl} 

Mafl'^  toagi(iyOflay^JrpineinmaPierroocfs. 
Ghndzux.  The  name  ofal(i^d  of  OHi^a.  ■^' 

Glande  :  f.  A  kemell  ;  a  fiejhte  ftéfiame  filled  mh 
per  es  ^nd  growing  betwcevejke  flejh  andsl^in. 
Glande  i)ituîtairc.  A  cetiaine  l(efneU  in  the  htai 
which  receiucs  the  excrements  contained  in  the  Tun- 
nell  thereof. 

Glahdee.  bonne glandee.  Good  (lore  ofCMafl^ûiood 

yeatueforAcornes. 
Glandcer.  To  get  jot  gather  MaJL        - 

Glandeûx:  m.  euft:  CMafiiiyfillofMuJl^mllJii^rtd 
^   withAtornes. 

Glaixiier  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Of^et  belonging  toMafi'^  alji^df 
Glandeux.  .  v  v 

G^ds:m.PelletSy  Bullets. 

Glandulaire  :  cort.  VsmeUie-y  of  a  {ernell,  l^c  it^a- 
nellyin  l(ernellSé  é 

Glandule  :f.  A  little  kernel/. 

Glandule  carnifbrme*  A  great  y  fiefhiCyandfift  l^er^ 
nellyconfiftingofmanyfmall  onesy  &  placed  zndcr  ik 
ventriclOytê  l^eepe  itfom  touching  the  bacli^  rphiih  v- 

-  thervrife  pmld  hurt  it-yWecaUit  (cfpccwHy in tdibk 
heafls)  the  Sweeubread^ 

Glanduleux  :  iD.eu&  :  f.liernellic ,  fin  of ficjhie  l^tr^ 

Glané  :  f.  A  gleanings  afoy  the  come  that  s  gleanedy  or 
M  fir  the  gleaner. 

Dy  a  aflcx  de  champ  pour  faire  glane.  That  is 
ftuffiynougb  to  worl^een,  meanes  enow  to  profit  bj. 

Cjjanéim.écif.  Gleaned.  >     . 

Glanement.  ^|/Mifî;f2;  ic^  Glaneure/ 

Glaner.  To  glfane  j  to  picke  vp  eares^oj  come  after  rw- 

pers.         •'  ■  •'   '     '   . 

Qui  glane  il  ne  fait  pâ$  ce  qu'  il  veut  :  ProT.  Sw^ 

what  Ulpt  our^Beggers  mMJl  be  no  chufers.  y  :      *p 

Glarietl|:  m.  Ugleaner.         .  ,   x, 

Gl^Iïcmc  :f:  A  gleaningyûTgatherhtg'vp  of  loefeeaw 

\^of  cerne Jeft  by  reapers  j  a  leafing  of  corne. 
Glahgion  :  m.  A  little  Sea-cuf/nr  Cuttle-fjb.  >  ^r , 
Kjhp:m.TbelwlpngefâdûgM^  ^  1^^**^  r    ' 
Glappier.4;r  Clapier.     ,*>  /  .     . 

Glappîr.  Tc^^nrifce  %  J  ^c|,  teyealpe  ijawUy  iawlt^ 

Glappiffement  ^  A^^^ 
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Glaiiinetrm.^ 

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Glay.  ^  Gla»  ; 
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Glaycul  :  in.  Ctfj 
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dduUyUuers 
Glaycul  jaul 
Glayculdc  i 
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Glaz.^  Glace 

Glazcux  V  n^* 
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CA.Glebe^^ 
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the  outward  c 

Glcneur  :  m-  e 

Glcnoïdc.  as  ( 

Glctcron.  ^  C 

Glcttc:f.rfe^iî 

that  crn^caki 
throrpii  out  ai 
Glcttcux  tm.e 
Glic.  jouci*  au  j 
CAkQzu.  A  bol 
Glimpc.  A  ftgl 
hearbe  dried 
Glincer.  as  GJ 
Clire.rM^Dïi 
Gliron:m.-^ 

Gras  comm 

Glilchcr.^C 

Gliffade  :  lA^ 

OY  creeping  a 

G\[^2ntSlipi 

creéfUng  ab) 

bold  c(tn  be  t 

Glifsé  :  m.cc 

Glîfieàuiin. 

Glificmcnt  : 

Glifser.To^j 

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Giaflouër  :  ni.  .<  M"'"'' ^''^*^- 
GU\ïC.m.OufeyOrmudeftbefea.  ^        ^ 

Glatir.  T#  *-iH^';  y^wM*»/'. 
Glatiffant.  »■/>''(:''»);  yitrvliag^twlini, 

GÎatiflcUr  :  m.Al>arl(tr.,bâwlv^yar9ler,     '       " 
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GUttir,Glattifrcmcnr,GIattifseur.,4y  Glatir^  &c. 
Glamiiet:  m.ylSea'Cob.orSea'iuU.        .  .     ^ 
'Glavoir :  m.  ><  brayïng,yeUing,$l^fèal(ini,bawUni,out- 
r^;^/i  •  (f  Blcficn.) 

Glay.  ^  Glas  ;  i4  w^z/f  :  f  Pic.  tfyi,4;#  Glayc. 

CUyc'f^Tjyeblei^Lillie^orFlêrperdelHce. 

Glaycul  :  m.  Carne- fta^ ,  Ccrne-fedge ,  Ccrne-gladen^ 
rtihtGtaden,Gùdfr,SnHrrd^grafe.  /t.' 

Glaycul  baftard.  Sedge^wild  flagSy  water flags^yel- 
low  wild  It  cos  ^  baftard  Florperdeluce^  v^ter  Floweï- 
dduce^Uutrs^m  UHtrs.  ^ 

Glaycul  jaulnc.  Tfcfjfi;»^. 
Glaycul  de  maraiz  tu  Glaycul  baftard.     ^ 
QlayeuTpuant.  Stihl(mg  Gladen^  Spurge-wort^imld 

Irm.  "^  ^ 

Ghycul  de  nyicrc  S  edgeyiyater'flagSyS79ord'graffey 

Gladenfilader;tvUdFlag\  ^  yellow  ybafiard^v  rvater^ 

FlowerdelHceyLayers^oiid  Leuers. 

Glaycul  fauvagc.  as  Glaycul  puant. 
Glaz.^  Glace  :4Rab. 
Glazcux  :  m.  cufc  :  f.  CUddiej  turfie  ;  clammiey  jaty 

Glebc.  Glebe  ;  land  ielonçng  to  â  Tarpmage  :  ^Norm. 
Gleilc.  AfmAllhoUownejje  in  a  bone-y  and  (mo(l  pfoperïy) 

the  ouîïvard  concauitie  aftbejhâiflder^blades. 
Gleneur  :  m*  cure  :  f.  CUamng^or  gaiberiniffier. 
Gîcnoïdc.  oé  Glciîc.  .    . . .  , 
Glctcron.  as  Glattcron  ;  The  Cleite  Burre.   '■ 
Glcttc  ifjhâfhtb  ofanegge\alfojtb€gellie  of  any  thing 

that  crn^^eatpl^lftytheflegme^orfi^^  a  bawl(t 

throwtyout  alMr  bea^f^^ 
Glettcux  :m.eu{e  :  f.  Slimieçfrothie^fltgmieyfilthie. 
Glic,  joucr  au  glic  To  leachei'i  to  play  aQhfi  andloojje. 
Gliceau.  A  bottome  of  thread.  (v*m.)  i^ 

Glim^c.  A  nght  made  of  the  ftaull^ey  cr  (Ummofan 

hcarbt  dried^ni  afterward  griifid  oiser.- 
^mtXiasGMti'Joglide,ornide.{^^  - 

Cire. rf^ Dirc,(v>y dire  :  f Rah. 
Giiron:  m.A'^ormoyfe.  i 

Gras  comme  ç^itotajyefayyfàt  as  pip^çr  bogs^&c. 

Wiflade  :  Uflip^nipping  y  a  gOdingyJUdingiftiaiing 
^creepmgakngt^Oy^eS^^^^  ,:^ 

^^y^mt.Slipping  Î  glubngyJlidmg\llealmgyWriglhgyW^ 

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TVfi»dbn/ié0tbfipfmeama:,        w*  ^  «•    > 

J»«e«ix  yadtglfifler  du  pkd  <me  4e  la  langue:  Pro. 

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Glix  :  m,  *^  7)dr«i(F/(/r.:^Rab. 

Globe:  m.  A  Globe  \  a  round  bmlt^r  ball. 

GlobeUx  :  m.cufc  :  f.  Globie  ^yfound  lilie  a glob^MyOr 

belonmgtOyâglobeiJSttl  of  globes.      ^  ^ 

Globuleux.  éwGlobeux,  "^ 

Gloc.  The  clocl(ing  of  a  henne  :  f  Langucd^ 
Gloe.  A  clcuen  pee  ce  oj  wood  :  ^Norm. 
Gloire;  f.  GlorieyfijneyreputationyYcnowmey  a  great 

nameyor  generaU  commendation  ^  the  confent  of  good 

mcnintbepraifeof 

fàïïcg\oirc.Total[eapridei'  .^ 

Gloire  vaine  aflcx  fleurit, porte  fucille,&  point  de 

ft'uit  :  Pro^.  y"aineglor:e  bnn§s  firth  nought  but 

flowers  yandleaue  S'y  or  y  vaineglorie  hauing  blojjomdy 
perifljetb. 

Gloriation.  A  glorying^  boa^ingyvaunfwgybraggïngy 
CYacl(mg.  ^ 

Gloriettc  :  f.  Small gloriéy  I'ltlle  p/aifcy  not  much  com- 
mendation  ;  atfoya  little  roonte  in  the  top  of  a  tower -,  al- 
^Oya  little  banquettifighoufc  inrga/dcK.     ^^ 
Glorfculerf.  Aliind  of  Scatefiflj  that  hath  a  headline 
K  aToadyandavenimouspriclieya  her  taile-y  called fo y 
becaufe  of  her  flow  y  and(feeming)  fiat  die ,  manner  of 
fwimming.  ^ 

GloïltuÇcmctïl.Glerîouflyy  reTiewwcdl};  with  great 
Xeputation-y  alfoy  proudly  y  vaine  ly  y  boajhnglyy  vaine- 
glorioujfy.  ^        .        , 

Olpricufete:  (.Vride^boafl'mgyvaineglorie y  cracl(mgy 
vauntingyfelfc'loue^  felfi4il(ing. 

Glorieux:  m.eufe:  {.Glorious  y  famoui^rcncwmedyno' 

^Màhley  excellent  y  exceedingly  ejieemedy  much  praifedy 

much  prMifi-TPorthieyhigbly  commended  y  oJ  great  rer 

putafion  J  afOypfoudyVauntingyboafting^yainegtoYieuiy 

crachingybragging  ;  fclft-coriceitedy  Cclfè-louing. 
Glorifié  :  m.  éc  :  F.  Glorified -^  magnifiedyrenowmed. 
G\ox\fitt  ,To  glorifie-y  to  bringvnto  glorie-y  to  renowme. 

se  Glorifier.  To  vanntycrackcybragyboafi  ojhisowne 

a6l5\  to  commendyOY  magnifie  Jhimfcljv. 
G\oT}n.Al(indofScateyCallcd,theTo7lie'fiJh. 
Glolê  •.  f.  A  gfoffe  ;  comment yOr  expofition.  c 

Glofe  :  m.ee?  i^Glofle4\  expoundedycommented  on.^ 
Glofîer.  AlîindofwhiteviéyVéYiefiuitfiill. 
Glôflateur:  m.  A  Gloffir  y^an  interpreter -y  otie  that 

writes  a  GlojJiyOr  Comment  vpon  a  text. 
Gloflctnent  ;  m.  The  clsicf^mg^  OYclocl(mg  of  a  brood 

Henné.  ■'^ 

Glofkr.Tocluct(eyOrclocl[eyasaHenne. 
Glouglouter .  To  guggle  ;  to  found  Mie  a  narrow- 

mouthed  pot  yOrftrait-neclit  bottle,  when  it  is  emptied. 
Glpufiant  poule  glouflatlte.  A  clocking  Henne. 
Glbut  :  m.  gloute  :  f.  GluttonoHSygreedie,deiioutingy 

rauenous. 
Gloutevnçnt.  Gluttonouflyyrauenouflyygreedily.;  '    " 
Gtouteron  :  m.  The  CloteyBurreDoctfeyOr  great  Burrc. 

Pedtglouteron.  the  Loufe  Burre  yT>itch  Bmrejefe 

Bme  7)ocl(e.  ^  •  >^ 

Gkyuton  :  in.  ^  ^tton^euoureryCormorantyrauiner  ; 

greedse-gutybellie-godygreat  eater  •;'alfOy  ^knaueyvaf 

CMllyfiltbiefillow^ 

Chair  dc  mouton  manger  dc  glouton  ;  ViosSu 

Mouton.  *^ 

Glouton  :  m.onnc  :  f  Gluttonomygreedieyramnous. 
Gloutonnaire  :  com.  GlMttonousygnedieydeuourinp 

pntmandn^jng.      ,  .  ^ 

GloUtonnic.  Glnttonieya  faumwgydeuourtngyor great 

eatingyûgofmafidi^ingy^rgreedtejeeding,        ^    ^^ 
Gloux^Gluttcnous^eediiydenauringc^B^.    ;  : 

GIu  dc  foarre  :  m.  ^  *A^«^  ^^.      .   ^      '^^ . 

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Glu  de  ïhi)m^s.Birdlime  ofDanuifcué^  U  made  of  the 

Sebeflen^or  AjjynanPlummem 
Gluant  :  m.  te  :  f.  Gletpijh,  glewie,  claminie  j  glewing^ 

cieaumgjulông  to ,  //{^  btrdlme^batfiener  U  tou^ 

cheth. 
Gluaux  :  m.  Lîme  iwigs.       -        .         '" 
I  Cjlubcr.  Ti^  flay  ^  pi  U. 
G  lue.  Cl  go  n\uc.  {A  n>ord  vfed  by  the  ScboUers  ofTa- 

rU^in  derijion  of  an  abfurd  conclujion  j  )  Weli  conclu- 
ded Roger -^rvijc/y  brother  James. 
Glue  :  ni.  cc  :  f.  Li^^^d ycaugbt with^  or  Intanglcd  hy^ 

birdlime '^alfOyglerved. 
Glucmcntrm.  Aglerv'tng\  a fuft-ioymngy  fwe-clo- 
.    jin^ ;  a Uming^  a catchingvpitb , OYintavghng in ^bird- 

Glucf.  To  lime \  togUrp\  toioyneyOr  clofe  veriefift^  as 
mtb  birdlime yOr  glerv  ^  to  catch  mth^  or  intangle  in^ 
birdlime.    , 

Glueur  :  m.  Jf  glewcr.  . 

CjlucuTif.GlcïPineffeyClammîneJfe.  , 

Glu  eux  :  m.GlewieyfùU  ofglevp  ;  alfi^  as  Gluant. 

Çjluits  :n\.  Longhand  whole  ftraw. 

Gluon:  m.^lime-trvig. 

Glutinofitc  :  f  .Glutinofaie  ^  glewineffe^  clamm- 
^ejje.         '  •  v 

Gluy.  ^  Gluïts  ;  5/Mn^  / 

Glyphonoirc:  nu  ^  Clifi3ircj  A  Plaifierersbofe: 

Goache.  pcrdrh  g.  The  gray  Partridge. 

Goalon.  Afioueny  one  that  weaves  his  clothes  vrthand- 

fomely^  or  puts  them  on  cartlefly^fo  te  armed  about 

Blois* 
Gob.  ravalla  tout  de  goh.At  one  gulpe^or^as  one  gob- 

betyhe /wallowed  it. 
Gobeau  :  m.  A  bit^gobbet^  or  morfiU  j  alfi^  a  vioU^  or 

firait-mouthed  vefell{ofgla{fei)atJb^  Mafer^r  great 

Goblet.  V 

Gobelet:  m. ^  Goblet ^  BoUyOir  widc^moutbed cup  to 

drin\e  m  j  alfOy  the  flower  Crowfoot  y  G'old-^  knap ,  TeU 

low  Craw. 

Lc  gobelet  du  gland.  The  beady  Jhell^  àr  cup  of  an 

Acorne. 

Lc  gobelet  d'  Vne  Role.  The  bud  of  a  Rofe  when  it^ 

u  aUnoflfiiUrblowne/y  or  (more  properly)  the  fiue-Uauéd 

Cup^or  hustle  thereof -y  called ^  byfomCythe  fiue  brothers 

ofthe'Rofe.  .    w  ^  *        •  . 

Lcrctraia  du  Gobelet*  The  Buterie ,  or  wine- 

feUar. 

Gobelets,  des  gqbelets.  CrcwfiotfioUl-lptapjfellow 
^Craro^  Butter-flower.  '^ 

Gobelin  :ni«y4  GoblinyUob-goblinyRobm-geei^filkw^ 
Bug.  '        ^-■.  .. 

Gobelin,  face  j^obeline,  A  crim^pnfkcei  ibev^a^e 

ofaplii'pot. 
Gobcltnctnto  play  the  Goblin  i  to  tumhUy  oir  matffi  a 

borribtinétfe/tl[e  aOoblin.     :  •  r      v>, 

Golx-nioiiaiCw|y  Moineau  ifeli^re.    .      t?       " 
Gobequinaut  :  m.  Agreediefeedir^  rauenouiy  and 

ôugUe  deuomir  ;  mm$hat  maket  briclit-walUêf  bis 

chaps  M  hafiUj  fwnUawes  whole ^and  zncbawtd  fpb-, 

Gober.Ttf  ramnty  deuwreifiedff^iedify^ftiHtBm  great 

,  morfellsytet  downe  whole  gobbets,  iw^^-  ^       ^^  vr 
Gobe  quinault.  Sup  her  vp  tie  cold ynrngbydawui 
with  it  whoeefomer'  /^^  *^  -      ^    r 

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Gobiflbn  :  m.  à fijhm  of  Utig^nd  quilted  htrfmiar, 
caJftckeyOrcoatyVjedinclduglie,'  .    '  "' 

Cocourt.  oi  Couit  i  Shaft  ^^Kah.  (v.ir.)     ' 
Godal  :  m. /t  tit, aiade:  ^jjimm. 
Godde.  vnc  hfche^oddc.  Jifloaihfùtthyld'mç. 
Goddon  :  in.  A  filtbie  glutton ,  êr  /wilier  j  'one  Qm 

hatha  vile  wide fivallow. 
Godc.<<f'Go<idç.     • 
Godeau  :  m.  A  G.ardenenfetting  yrou. 

fcn  e,èdc2U.R!gbt  d(twhward,{«  Gardeners  tcartnt 
GodcJurc  :  m,cc :  f.  Fumbled,crumpled,ruffc(l:    '' 
Godelureau  :  m.  .A  guU.fif/tjjej  coxevnjie  ;  a'puué 

woodcocl(e, 
Godcmarc.  The  difeafe  called,  the  Sight-mare  ^«Iftj 

found madeyOr  word  caft  out,  at  a  fiaft,  whereby  thi 
'.    guefts  are  warned  to  fir  bear  e  eating  for  a  certain  time 

{Thii  Godcmare  wm  a  J^ing  oj  Bourgongnejorf.' 
.    doubted  by  the  French,  that  th'onely  found  oj  his  nm( 

'ûftonied  them,  &  made  them  deftftfiom  that  the)  mrt 

in  hand  with:  yet  wo*  he  at  length  fur pr  if tdbj  Qq. 

taire  in  Autun,  gnd  the  terrour  ofhii  nametifiéiim- 

toaieaft.) 

Godemiche  :  f. /Ï  PiW*^     . 

Goderon  :  m.  the  jet  of  a  (fifigle)rufe,aft(r  the  Spa- 

nijh(or plaine)fiJhion -,  al/o^tJjefettingtbereofyûlfo^ 

ruffe  fofet',  alfOyM  Goidran;  alfo,  a  fifliion  of  in- 

boJfem.entvfedbyColdfmitbes,zSrc,andtearm(dl(m- 
ling.  ' 

Goderon  dc  beau  hng^gewfftllatbn  injjiefchjhe 
'    trimmtngoftbe  tongue,  with  quaint  phrafes,  cbt^ci 
tearmes,&ù. 

"A  goderons,  mougbt  with  knur  lei. 
Godcronrte  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Set,  m  a  ruffe  ;  pitched^  t'lh- 

ted,  as  afiiip  j  alfo  ,  Ifiiurled  ,  wrought  or  fit  mib 

knurles. 

Oeufe  godci<ym\cZJ9ijofewbite^ndyoll(t  an  ltd- 

ten  together  with  a  little  veriuiee,  '% 

Godcronncr.Ttf/f  r,<t  ruffe  j  to  fitcb  or  tight  ajhif  ;  « 

»àKife,orfetwithtpiurles. 
Godet  :  m.  An  earthen  Bole  I  a  ftone  Cup,  or  full  '     j 

Godjchon.  mon  godichon.  JMj^i0Mi|;^       à 
Godillontin:  y^£»ri//r;^Poiacvin.  ^ 

Godin:  in.inc  :  f.  Neat,fne,  trmm,^uce,  çomtui, 

^pom,handfome.  .. 

GodinW:  m.ctte  :  f.  Trettie/lgpper,fi4ii,pttH^rnii!- 

fireutfy  bandfime.  .  j 

Gbdincttc  :  û  Apmiepetrt  hjh  j  alomng,  or  hutitt 

,   girit*  ■  .-.T^ri»::;." •,;■"...■■'<''.•.■ . 

Godiveaiix.  See  Goudiveaux.  /  ^  , 

Godran  :  m.Shif^piubytr^be  Piub(aMdTarre)wbtr' 

imtbjinpi  are  b^ted^  trimmed.  •#    • 

'  Godroiu  Sm  Godoon. '■■■  *^;a|:y  c' ■  i:  ■- '^  ■•'■■"•  ^ 
Gpdronné:  ni.  cc  :  f.  <w  Goderonnc. 

GodtoimctYnc&x£c.Ti^4irttjfitr:- 
Goerin.  <w  Gorrec    "^^  .    ^  ^-   'M  -     ' 
Goés^TbewtmeefâUMdê/Gfopts.     „      '  .,    ^ 
Goctk  :  f.  TkeM&  Aft ,  diueUi^  CMapcke,  tr 

Gofl«  :  com.  Dutt,fottifiJobifi>Jmi>p^>f'^f!'fi^'" 

Gc^'.i.AwaJetyalfè  -^►T'^TÎÎL^C 
ityeetdsismêreJike^meoiomrjioheme^  j  ZlA/it* 

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CjO^o.  à  gogo.  ivitbfrU  contentment,  Stbis beUie 

fi  It  *  P  . 

Qù^wt  :  lAfhecpe$paunch\andthenceja  baggasmade 
opgood  hearbs,  chopt  lard.fpices^egges,  and  chteft^  the 
rpbich  incorpora  ted^  and  moiftened  with  the  rparme 
bloudofthe  (ncrP'k}lled)beafty^fe  put  into  her  paunchy 
andfoddenwith  other  meat. 
Gp^iics.  JoUitieyglee^  iojfulneffe^  lightbeartednejjey 
and^ hence  i  .  ' ' 

Eftrc  en  fes  gogiies.TV  befroHcl(Juflie^likeHeyi»an' 
ton  J  gnmefomc  j  aU-a-bdigbtyin  a  pleafoHt  bumor^  in  a 
veineofmirtbyOr  inamerrie.moed.  * 

Go^uelu:  m.  uc:  f.  Proud^cocl(et,fcùrnefiUlj  brag- 
opfd^vamcglurioui'y  that  tal^s  more  ftatc  vpanbm  > 
then  becomes  him. 

Go^uelureau./J  proud  coxcombe^one  tbats  of  no  worth 
a? ally  how  weUfbeuer  be  tbinl^c  ofhtmfclfi* 

Go^ucnarder.To  buffooni^s  itybrealie  ie^jJis^teUmer- 

fie  tales.  '  , 

Ggguciiellc  :  f.  A  fairied  title ^  at  tearwe^fir  a  wench  ^^ 
^^^c  out  Gme^CaUetjJ^inXy&c. 
scGogucr.  To  be  moftfrolulie  yliueUejblithe^cranl(ey 

même  5  te  take  his  pleafurCjJport  at  eafe  ,  ma^e 

food  cheer e^fet  coc^e-a-boope  ,  throw  the  houfe  out 

^atmndotpes  ;  tnioy  all  wijhed  delights^  or  affeCled 

contentments^     ^\ 
Goguette.  A  finalljheepes haggas ;  {m^de^as before^ 

m  Gogucj  )  alfOya  kind  ofbladtfjh^andfijort'^tailed 

Ck'iiie.  '   ^     . 

Avoir  vnc  fcmtnc  cii  fcs  gogucttes.T^  baue  bis  full 
Reaper  e  of  a  woman. 

Eftrc  en  fcs^oj^uettcs.  ds  Eftrc  en  fcs  goxj;udS  j  or 

Î0  bcfet  vpontbe  merrie  pinne. 
G:)héc:  (.A  welcome  y  ioyfiiUfalutation^  or  bear  tie  m- 

icriainment  at  meeting  :  tfNorm; 
Goiart:  m,  A  long  hedging  biU^  orhooke;  a  ff^eljh 

honl^e,  '^"^  -  ^  ; 

Goibicr  :  m.  crc  :  f.  Baker-legdy  alfo^^lajfbottdyflut- 

ling,  ill  fhuouredly  t/eading. 
Goie.  l.AUtiU  band'billybidginghoette ^  or  bodging 

Goiffon  :  m.A  Gudgeon  :  ^Lionnois« 
Goilant  :  m,  A  certaine  white  Sea-fiwle  a$  bigm  m 
Piston ,  which  when  tempep  approach  fiies  vp  vnto 

feihwaiert. 

Goildronncur .  A  pitcher  ^  trimifur ,  or  tighter  of 

fljips.  *  ;   * 

Goiî7iptc,4^  Goinfre. 

Goinfre: m,  Awag^  (lipflring;  knauifh Ud^  m  merrie 

conceited  whfrefonne^  a  notable  goodfèUow/tn  excel- 

^^ni  companion.  ■ 

Goiran.-^Bondrécî  Al{tnd  ofjhort'Wmged  Eagle, 
^\^t  liues  altogether  on  f]h.       -  ..   >,  - 

Goitre  :  f,  ^  wenne\  afweliingy  buncb^or  lumpe  offiefh 

'^nder  the  thro'ét  \  ver^e  common  among  tbofè  which 

^^W  thoA^s,  becai4i  th^la^drk^m^ 
^^^}<tfiniv9mholefhmewâU9.  -      ^:'^'^,^ 

^pitreinc  :  m.  cufc;  f-  FuU^nnes^  or  ^ 
^^enhe throat.         ..    !;'  *      ^  v^., 

'Citrons  :  m .  mtidkt  ^  arwattlet  ;  the  twi  tittle^ 


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^PJ^^ftheùlpot,  hfnaftn  oftbctr  cmttmutU  drin^ 

^  vH  of  water.  ^  -  ^.^  v^,^v 

^'Oiveau.nfaicjgou  JtioéoMmkiUrtiBicawtrd.) 
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foyabofomtyorgulfèofihejiabetwetnetwo  CapcsyOr 
highlands. 

Gomar  :  m.  le  gom.  d*  vn  Poulcngier,ou  Pofljfller. 

A  k/tcadmg  tattle  \  the  boord  wixnon  the)  wut ^e  thetf 

bïeadyor  make  their  pies. 
Goincne.  as  Gumene.   .      :   *     ;' 
Cjomit.fo  vomit^aJi,jpue.(y.m.) 
Gomi(\hncny.  m.  A  zomtsng^cafimg^Jptting^ 
Gomme  :  m.  Gumme.  -    * 

/Oonime  Arabic.  Gumme  Arabickc^  comis  from  the 

jhfub  AczciZytbe  lEgfptian  thorne. 
^GoinmcElcmtpy.Seek^hlcwy. 
Gommé  :  m.ée  :f.  GummedyJliJfened^tbickptedyWix' 

edyorjtafonedyt^itbGÈmme. 

Cire  gommée,  wax  mingled  with  Ro^en^  and  1  ftf- 
pentine^ 

Gommci^ent  :  m.A  gumming  ^  a  thick^ning^rjliffek- 
i^gjWith  Gumme. 

Gomnienc:f.5^^Gumeiic.  ' 

Gommer.  To  gumme  i  toJUfenythickenyfeafiny  or  an- 
noint^with  Gumme. 

Gommeux  :  m.  eufe  :f.  CummieyfiillofGummeJliffe 

by gummingjthicke  with  Gumme. 
Gomorrhcan  :  m.  A  Sodomite ^a  Bugger er. 
Gomphofe.  sA  fafieningof  one  bone  Wf  thin  another  y 

as  of  a  nayle^or  wedge  into  apeece  of  woody  fo  are 

the  teeth  fèt  into  the  Jaw  bone. 
Gonagre.Tfce  Gowt  in  the  l^nees. 
Gondole  :  f.  A  Gundola^or  l^enetian  irberrie. 

Sa  lefte  fc  berfc  en  gondole.  Hàj  head  totters  like  a 

boat  in  ajiorme. 
Gondolier  :  m.  A  Venetian  whcrrie-man. 
Gonds  d'  vnc  porre.  T/?e  hookas  ,  or  bindges  of  a 

doore.  .  ^ 

Sortir  les  gonds.  To  grow  impatient ,  fill  into  ex- 

treames  y  flieouty  forge  this  duetie-y  proceed  with  too 

much  violence yor  vekemencie.     ' 
Goncfïe  •  A  village  neere  vnto  Tarif ,  wherein  f,r- 

ceUent  bread  is  made  j  and  hence  ;  Pain  dc  Go* 

ncflc 
Gonfalonnier.  ^  Gonfanonnicr.  /     ; 

Gonfanier  :  m.  An  Enfigne,  or  Standerd^bearer. 

Gonfanon  :  m.  .A  little  fquare  Flag,  or  Penon 
at  the  end  of  a  Launce  j  or  (more  particularly)  an 
oldfifiiioned  Bamief  ^  or  fquare  Standard  ,  borne 
m  the  top  of  a  Launce  j  fucb  as  ,  euen  to  this 
dfTfy  il  vjèdin  the  warres  mades  by  the  Pope  j  and 

btnce\ 

Lc  gonfanon  dc  r  Eglifc.  The  GeneraU  of  the 
'Cburcbes  forces  {  before  whom  fucb'  a  Standard  is 

..    carried.  1^  -   -  ''  -'       -     ;  •    • 

Goofanorihier  :  ip.  %/<  chic fi  standard  bearer. 
Gonin.  Maiftrc  Gonin.  A  notable  Jugler^  nimble  or 

aaiueTumbutTy  one  tbats  perfèBlyfetne  tn  trick^s  or 

cleanlie  conmyances\(andthence)alfo^afubfile  wbtne- 
.  fimne  jmlie  or  fliemttte/tMaifier  in  crafty  or  biscrafs 

Mafler.  .       r.'^ 

Gonncllc  :  f.  A  whole  Petticote  j  theboditty  ânJKkirts 

bemgioyned  together.       >v 

Gouoinphc.-^^i«/<^^^«  ifRab.  \         ^    ^  iv 

Gonorrnéc  :  f.  The  running  of  the  teines.  ' 

Gont-fanon.  The  royatl  Standard i  (fo  tearmedtn  old 
time )  or 0s  Coïifàïïoiïm   '*       i  -  *  ? .  4;/^^;^  : 

Gentler,  franc  gonâcr.>w*<^^«{^»W^««»**» 

weaUbie  wbmjûnne  yafubfiMtiaiiJelUn»,  * 
Gorbkm  ;  m. -w  Euphorbe.  ^    ' 

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tome  of  the  mouth  \  eryihe  moft  dttpe^nd  mPrittdfart 
thereof'^  m  s  waman^  the  êutvQûfd^  gmà^fferféat  êf 
thebreaft^  bctweeueihe  ntcktand  fâp0ii^^fû^  iht 
gorgCyOr  craw  of  birds  ;  apul^  meateytfrg'^gqifîttiH^n 

vu  to  birds{efpecïaUy  Harvl^es)  .  i      -n 

Cjor^^cdïqiàc.mÀrchUeaafiMli2aéf^^         I 
Gorge  rcnycdct.AgféUeif^fi^ûnO^ 
CjOïoc.xoug^c./^  Robinred'ireaft. 
letter  le  feu  par  la  \ooxgc.Têfimi^Mfèjtaf[e  §H  <x- 
*  tr tamely  y  play  terrible  r€al(/t%.-> 
Paflcr  îç  pied  fur  la  gorge  1  Lmke  Pafltr. 
Rendre  fa  gorge,   io  cajlyVmint^fpUi. 
Rire  foubs  gorge-  To  laugh  in  kàjleeue. 
Tenir  le  pied  lùr  la  gorge  i  vn.Jj^kâidBmtat  hU 
.    me  nie  y  his  throat  vnder  hisfèet  j  bif  nectfjTvnderbis 
girdle.  .♦.-r 

Voler  fur  la  gorgc*  To  exercifèy  ût  UêoMr  hard^  on  a 

jiillfiomaclfe. 
Gorgé  :  m.ée  :  f.  Goirged^crammedy  fi&id  r^àb. 
Gorgée  de  vin.  A  gulçe^rjvoallaw  j  m  muchmnè  as 

one  leti  downehu  throat  dt  once. 
Gor^émcnL  P^p  to  the  throat. 
Gorger.  s'en  gorger  de  viandcs.TD  gormandÎT^  ity$r 

fiiU'gorge  himfelje^to  eat  vntiU  hU  beUït  craclfe.^      ..^ 
Gorgerette:  f.  A  Gorgety^oclietyhiby  orbreajî- 

cloth. 
Gorgerin:  m,  A  Gjorgetofmailt^  alfo^  d  Cdrkanet 

{vQorne ouerthv^art  the  breaft) alfojthe  neclft-peece/nr 


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dppMreUyftdtilmeJfeofgefture^,  alfo.pride,  "uatintinf 

vaintglorie. 
GarKtim.AUttteSbeatjOYBaim^pig. 

Poiflôn,gorrct,  &  cochin,  vie  en  Tcau  &  mort  en 

Tin:  Vïo\.  (Such  flegmattc\t  meat  es  requmngmuch 

winetobedrunliewithtUm.)  ^ 

I     Gorrette  :  f.  'A  cap  ^  dlfo,  a  iuJlUy  iurre  ;  thumpe  or 
\  ^^tbmdcl^e.       *        V 
^vîorricr  :  m.  ere  :  f.  as  Gorgias  ;  ôr  (more  then  it)  gal. 

IdHt  both  in  appareil  ^Triage  ^and  gejlure-^  alfoypmd 
■  brdggardyVauntingyVainegUriotii. 
Gorrierement.  Brauely^  gaudily^  g^U^^tly -^  pmdlf 

vaineglormfly.  •  ^ 

Gorton  :  m.i  A  She  at  yor  little  yonghog. 
Gort  :  f.  A  VHare  in  arunning  water -y  or^m  Court. 
Gfofaran./^  ncdifacejcarkanety  border\anornawentfiy 

the  boforpe^or  necl^e.         ;  ^     » 

Gofcoté.  5f  ^  Cofcotc.  ;        ■' 

Gofier  ;  IIÎ.  The  throaty  and(moJlpYopcily)jbatpart  of 

it  which  maizes  the  head  of  the  Larinx. 

Lc  mal  de  gofier.  TheSquinanciCyOr  Squin^e: 
Goflainpine  .(.The  Bumbaftyor  Cottm-bkjhlthepkut 

that  bear  es  Cotton  ^rBumbafl. 

Go{[c:f.  as  Goufft  y  AlfOjdfcoffê^gibeyflûwt. 

Goflfed*auIx.  A  cloue  ofGarlicl(é: 
Goffé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Mêckedyflorvtedyfcofed  at  :  boerdcd 

wstb. 
Goffer.  To  gibe  y  deride /nocl{ty  floret yfcoff'e  at  j  hoord^ 

or  ieaft  with. 


coller  yofagarment 'y  and  Jifnetïmes  the  nec{eyOrjbroat      Gofferic  :  f.  Mockerieyfcoffingyflovrting^phmg. 


it  fclji  'y  and  hence  \ 

11  eft  bien  vuidc  du  gorgcrin;  He  hafh  a  goodlii 
wide  throat yOrfipaUow.  *       --- 

Gorgerin.  (in  Architecture  )  is  a  fmaU  round  member ^ 
accompanied  with  afquare  one ,  in  the  fioty  or  hot- 
tome  of  the  Chapter  of  a  Piller  ^&C]d  fmallBoul- 
tell  (with  a  fillet  vnder  it)  in  the  Chapter  of  a  Piller. . 
&c. 

Gor^ctin  :  m.  inc  :  f.  0/,  »r  bebnging  tojihe  thriat. 
Efcroudlcs  gorgerincs.  The  l^ifig  èuiU  {m  the 

threat.') 
Cjorg<c-rou^.  A  Ribin-rtd-kreafl,  -. 

Gorgcttc.  ^prettie  little  throat ^r  mêutbi 
Gorj^ias  MU.  <w  Gorgactte } /<  ôw|rt. 
Gorgias  ••  in.aic  *.  (.Gê/ge»tts,  gtuu/ie^a$aitmgj>rauey 

gaUantygayyfineytrimme  \qMaintlycl$theé,richfyat- 
■  tirtd^fumptuoufy  âff «relied  y  aîfè,  gUr^gy  deUgb- 

ting  ,  or  plea  fed  y  m  brautrié  j  afo  yfieéngy  $r  bat- 

lingwith miith,  .     i.  . 

Gorgiafemcnt.  Gorgeutflfjgàudify.ggpfyygaBamfy. 
se  Gorgiafcr.  To  flaunt  Jtraueyor  gaUantr^e  it',  to  cut  it 

out  ef  the  whole  peece-,  alfo,tê  be  proud  rf,  orpteâfi 

bim/èlfi  in,  the  brauerie  ofhii  appareB. 
GkMglafcté  :  i  Mr  oner  ie^  g^OantneffcfiMiejre,  trim, 
nefft^jtrgeoupiefieygaudmeffe, 

GcfttOatthetbielfebitmrvtbichjounghtrfisvoidat 
their  narreUsy  or  by  the  ouerture  made  vnder  thtir 
\  thrèm  %flmt  t»U  it  the  Strangles, 
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Goflcur  :  m.  Afcoffer^ocl(er,flowter^giberyieificr. 
Gotercux. /r^  Goitrcuic» 
Gothique  :  com,  Gothlil^e  ;  rude^  açaellybarbarouu 
Goton  :  m.  mfted^  -^/Groton  ;  A  little' grot. 

Goualon.  ^  GoAicom 

Goualche.  Aliind  ofPdrtridge  j  as  Goafchc. 

Goubeau./wGobeau.  / 

Goubelct.^ Gobelet  j  Alfi^  l(tnd •/  Unluounipt 

refimblingour  Cbuet.        ' 
Goubelettes:  (.  little  veJfeUseftmt  made  ïiktyi^ 

leisibui  without  fief-,  vfed  by  Jugler%^&  Inchamters. 
Gouber  •  m.  An  aunders-meatjor  afietnoones  refaft* 
Goudc  I  f.  A  Marigold . 

Goudeau.  4^  Godcau. 

Planter  au  goudeau.  as  Plaçtéri  la  banrcj  Sec 

Barrc.  ^ 

Goud-fallot./^  boone  companion^  gJoodfiUew:  ^Rab, 
Goudiveau  :  m.  AlfindufoprnPie^  rnade  of  minced 

veaUybutterJhedrhs^anéfpiceJbdkedtogitbef^dâp 

teYWdfds  bardyoltis  efegs  put  on  the  top  of  it  j  atfoyajh 
pire  in  caruingMe  that  pie  ;  or^a  long  painted  OuaU. 
Goudronne  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Set(flife)as  a  fUffe  j  alfo, pitch- 
edyOr  tight  edyas  ajhip  j  See  Gôderonnc. 

Gdudrohncr.  Tofet  a  rtife  j  alfo.tofitcb,  trwtwe,  of 

tifbtajbk^  SeeOùdetbtmer^  ^     il 

GotiéaircTi».  «  Ooicr  ctnc  •^Tbatbath  a  wen^bunch, 

t^rweU'mÊ,vndifbUibr9ât:'r'^^^^     '"^^  '    .    .. 
Çoueft.  Tbe  namt  efàputtfiUvme,whéfeimdH  of  a 

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yveJUth;^aji'Coyney(pend'gootà.     \ 
Gouffre ux:  cn.eufe  :f.  Gulpe  yfuUofiulfkv^  infinite^ 

lydccpe'y(vrtfatiabl^)  deuonrihgy  or  fw allowing  vp 

yvbat/àeue^4ppyoachesy0r  cêmesMtOyit.  r    _^ 

Gouges  Vougc  V ^Ifi  a  foyners'Googe-y  alfo^a  Smir 

diù?s  Pug^  or  Fiwl(C  j  a  Wbore  thatfiUowes  the  Cam^i 

alfoytbe  Hammer  wberemtb  trce$  are  marl(id  in  t 

}{jngForrefts.       , 
Gouhourde:  f.  A  Gourd. 
Goiil^r.  A  Gudgeon.  -  ; 

Goujar  *dc  mer.  The  Sand^eele^ot  Sea-Gudgton.' 
ÇjO\X]2kl'\r\.ASouldiorsboy.         ' 
Go\\]^t2Î^\^t\i.AtreupeofSoHldior%Jboyes\  a,  crut  of^ 

ct<icl{YopeSy  a  \not  o/Jlipftrings. 
^oujate:  f.  A  Souldiors  wench  ;  oj  Gouge,     t 
Gou)atcric :  f. la g.  Souldiors boyes^of  thcjqungralie^ 

hcUs  that  follow  a  Campe.  ._      ^       • 

Gouillarder  ;  &,  GoutUardife.  aâ  Goulardcr  j  &, 

Goulardilc  :  ^Savoyard. 
Goulllart.  as  Goulard  j  A  gluttonjr greedie-yit. 
Gouinfrc  :  m*  A  mad-cap^mcrrie  grigypleafoHt  l(nauey 

conce'tedrvborefonne.   . 
Goujon  :  çn.  o4  Gudgeon^fijh\  alfOy  thepinnf  which 

the  trHcl(le  of  a  puUie  runneth  on  \alfOy  the  Gudgeon  of 

the  Spindle  of  a  wheele  ;  any  Gudgeon.         -  •  t  '. 
GovioiTSnn.  Sbacl^lesyor filturs^for  pnfùnetu  ^  f 
Qo\\\x.as\o\xii.Toenioy:^?\c.  .  •  •      ' 

Gouju:  m..uc:F.  FutU'cbLel^edyplumpTfacedi^^bfiffie^ 

orffuflvpinthefiice.  -     ^  .      -  i  /^ . 

Goulard  :  m.A  rauenorydeuéffrer.Jwalktper^/iUjirgut^ 
.  grcedie  feeder.  ;;  .  t, ,. 

Goulard  :  m.ardc  :  f.  KauemiUy  gx^die^  deu§mng^ 

tbathatbagreatfwaUow.    ,,^'^11:^     y^  V\' 

Goularde  :  m.ée  :  î.  Eaten  gteedily  ^  aeuowtid  baftifyy 

gulftd^or  goggled  dovme^  \         ,    » 

Goulardcr.  To  eat  greedily ^  fied  baflilfy  deuoure  ex- 
tremely y  to  rauine^goggUyglui  vp^/wallfîmdownej 
bu^e  màr fells yor  doutbfiUs.  '.  "  .      .  :  ^ 

Goulardiie  :  f.A  rauenihg/ieMuringybaJlie  argreedie 

Ceding, 


Çouldron.  as Goultran  ;  al/OyOé Gouderon.  -a 
IdronnérmV 

^Goudcrannc.  ^. 

^Quldrohncr.  4itf  Goudcronncr. 

foulée  :  f.  ^  throatfiiUyOr  mmhfdl  of&c. 
tUen*en  peut  finer  finon  ila  )^oulce.  She  Can  get 
•out  afnatch  and  away^  there  is  no  tying  fir  her  at  rack, 

^^intanger^y  Ser  GouUcc. 

vjroulecur.  04  Arpenteur  i  ^r,  oi  Gauleuri  ^  Sur- 

J^moflaniythatmcafkreswelyby  thePêU.  ;  . 

vjoulet  :  m.  U  gullet  \  the  end  of  a  C^nduk  pipe 
^^nat  it  difchargethitCelfi\  alfo,  the  mtttb^  or 
^^k^àfa  vioU^  Bottle  ,  or  other  long  ,  and  nar- 
^or^^nectit  veJfeU  y  âlfp ,  the  bole  ^  of,  iartb  of  a 

t!r:fy/'^^''^^^ 

iff  Of  M/^.      ,v,^,,. '..:.     \  "  .  .-r  *  . 

^^.¥M4c  cheminée  rXbijwmtUyêrttnaùllifa 
J/oulct.dc  fcncftrc.  Anêrnw  Uôpebote,  êr  lang 


Goulfirc.  «  Gouffre. 

GouIkrdift.^Goulardifej  Alfoyribaldrie ^Jkentl^ 

ou^  or  dijfolute  tattle.  / 

Goir  LC.àhg.Priuilyyfecfetlyybyfiealthièf^  ai  in 
^  4.. .\,  v.": dec.  .  ,    i.'-     ."^  -    ..       .       / . 

.^    jlof.m.  The  pipe  of  a  fml{eyOr  gutter.     •'     . 
Goukrzn:  ttt.Ship^pitch.  .  / 

Goulu  :  01.  uc  :  f.  GluttonoMâ ,  greediey  ràuenouiy  de- 
vGuringyVnfàtiateyfwallofwingvp. 

Gou\uëmcnt.GreedifyygluttonûuJlyyrauenûufiyylil^e  a 

-^g^iiy-gut.  ,       , 

Gouphon  :  m.  The  hindgeof  a  doois ,  window  y  &C'y 

^^Langued.  > 

Goupil  i  m. /4F(?x.(v.m.) 

^A  goupil  cndormy  rien  ne  tombe  en  la  gueule: 
Prev.  He  that  Ifpowes  what's  fit  to  be  doney  and  vfes 
tofUepe  when  it^fhould  be  done  y  liues  a  beaftyanddies 
abegger.  .~^^ 

Goupille  it.  fbeyronpinne  that  goes  through  the  ioyjtt 

'     ofahindgeyorhajpeofaclajpe. 

Goupillon,  as  Gucpillon;  An  holi^water  fpfinJ{U\ 
alsoythe  brujh  ofbriflles  wherewith  gla/JeSy&Cybe  rtn^ 
ched  ;  alfOyOs  ToupiUon  \aflopple  j  alfoya  yong^  ^lit^ 
tie  Fox 'y  whence \  ^  ..; 

Faircle  j^oupillon.  Ttf^/^j' /fee  Trw;?/,       ;  -;/ 

Gourat./^y  Goujat.  ; 

Gourd  :  m.  as  Gburt  y  cry  A  whirlepoole  ;  or  decpe^ 
(  and  long  )  hole  m  a  riuer ,  or  other  watet  j  alfo,  as 
Gourgue.  "  '^ 

.  Gourd  :m.dc:  f.NummeyâftoniedyaJleepeyftife.fence' 
-  l^ffeybenutnmedy  as  the  hands  witbmth  cold^alfoy 
drouJieJloWy  duU^beauie^  tupspijh^  : . 
Courdr  roulement  :  m^A  crujbingyùr  huijtng  j  amor- 

iifyingy  by  violent  bandtittg.     \ 
GoxixaLHumme^  benstmtnedyafloniedyJlonnied(bj  cold- 

se  Gourdir.T^^  be  »:tmré:cjencelèJfeyaJloniedyflonnied, 
{bytheexiremi);'upfcold.)  *  \ 

Go\iïtl*asGopitt\ASheai^orBarrovùbig. 
Gourfoulc  r  m.  ec  :  f*  Crujbedybruifed  i  mortified^  by 
violent  bandlingj^&Cm 


--^.^awt,..^x-Px^M-,.*«..,-v-3— --^"'^^•^•••-  ^         ,  GourfoulemcnLW^ Gôurd-foulement. 
Cjouldronné  :  m.éc  :  f.PitcbedyOr  tighted^  ^Jbtpior^  [  Gourfoider.Ta  çrujhyor  bruifè-y  to  mortifiey  by  a  "violent 
-^-'         '  bandlpfgy&e.  .^  . 

Gourgi  as.  as  Çorgias  j  ÀlfiyptoudylofïUyjlatelie^n^ 

Sng  on  bispantofles  :  ^Rab.  . .       *  ^ 

Gourgue  dc  moulin  :  f.  The  Conduit  of  a  water-mill  ; 
the  watet'COur/eyOr  ditcb^  that  is  direSlty  vnder  the 
wheele. 
Gounnade  :  f-  A  cuffecn  tbemoittb^  a  ^pajb  on  the 

Mofe. 
Gourmand  ;  m.  A  gluttân  y  gormandj^  bellie-gody 
fftefdie^gut  I  a  fjteat  edtefymonjirom  feeder  y  gully- 

GourmandanL  Gluttoni^n^or  gormandh^ng  i  alfi, 
protêfUy  brauingy  taunting^  mt/kfing.    '^^ 

Gounnander.  Terastim^detmiaeygliU^gormandi^y 
^gluttêBhii  H^fwiUvp^jwâUM  dewne  greedtlyi 
alfo^prêiédlyto  dûtnineeri  y  mfultyOf  crowoueri  /». 
fêtemfy  to  tâunt^checke^akevpy  imperioujly  to  cur  he  j 

'êmi^niiwidefi^mtbimid'     Gourmanderede*  Ag/Mttêwujfe.       ;       ,    ^ 

Goutmaodcur  :  m.  A  glntm  j  (a  léard  whereby  Ra- 
b^mtManeSyanddefarikes/i  Catmon  of  a  CatbedraU 


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Goumic  :  (.  The  Sirgmgks  j  tbi  tbu^e  ImMm  wkkh 

yôung  hcifes  v0ul at  their  HdreMs-,  âl/i^fiann^êrëfia' 

mUjUme.  * 

Gourmé  :  m^c:  f.  Curbed  y  âifê^  cuffed  m  îkeWÊêutb^ 

féfbed  M  ihf  mfe ,  erfiue  j  dtfêy  ymrgedfhmfbmi^  tr 

fiame. 
Gountîcr.  fo  curbe  (â  bêrfe  J  4//>,  tê  kmcl^^  fcir^c/, 

pêmmeU^cêéfeypjJb  m  the  mùutb^fiue. 

Se  gounnçr.  lo  v^id  bisfUme^  to  ftgrfjt  hu  fbame. 
GoUrmct  :  ou  ^  ivine-ciumer  ;  à  Wè^-ménçhênts 

Braiser  ;  cae  whom  be  trup  with  the  watcbmg^  and 

mpbyci  m  ibe  voMÔfÊi,  $f  bu  new-come  cmmadi- 

tus.    '..■■■     •  ^- ._  ,.  .."  ..  .'>■  . 

Gourinctcr.  T#  r«r^f .  ' 
Goiinncttc  :  (.Acuibe. 

Tenir  en  ijoiinncjttc  Tacmbe^  ar\etfe  m  awe. 
Goiinncttc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Cmbed. 
G oumcttct  To  curbe.  w 

Goukiiuïd:  m.  A  Giermardfifb. 

(^urn^y  .The  name  of  a  totme  in  NorntOMdie. 
Vous  avez  paflc  fur  le  pont  de  Goumay.  Tôuare 
without  càre^  fhame^  m  feare*^  yêudâte  dêim^b- 
Cccnetbingopenlj.  n       f 

Goimzu:  A  Gmmard.  !^ 

Gourté.  Begniled^  cheated^  cmtfened,  come-^anibt: 
fBirr. 

Goumcr.  jy  Gourgias;  ifyii  Gorrieir. 
Goint  :  m.  ^  viakntfhetkme^r  pUfè  \fwàer%\  ar,  a 
wbirUpooU^deepebêleinawater. 

..    .    .    ...  ^7         jfetfe 

&c.^ 

Gouiïl  - ----._ ^j ^..  , 

Gouflc  :  m.  ce  :  £  VeMCifréd/aiàMed^\eaten\  finj^ 
witheatinp 

GouiTcpilIc:  m,cc:f.  Shal^ 

T>oi \ alfOy vnhnsbedy fbaled, vncafed^.,  .„_, 
Goufsepillcr.  Tofiike^  mtuf^m  iT)k  éàbaÇit^ 

&c\  alfoy  (and  mcft  property)  u  ^m&âle ^  tr  tal^e 

puife  out  rf  tbe  fwads  i  gndbencL  t§\fbrip^  ofUh 
■    cap.      -i^-.  .■■.tv  ^  ^       ■■l''-'''"    ■''  =  -'•■ 

Gouffer.  To  eot,  raume^  deMmcre-,  t^fUfffjf/rfiUwitb 

meat.  . 

Goufict:  nï.AGufPetitbepeeceofj6^fneé^^cfa^^ 
whineby  tbe  ofmebke  k  canend 
Joynersworift.  I  vV: 

Gouflù  :  m.  uc;  £  Coddie 

Gouft  -raJlUtafi^alfi^fmeke^fiMri  alfi/Êpod 

lutte  slriB,tnfigbt,  vr  exftrinee m  shêt$€tti  4», » 
Efgcmft  ;  0r  fViitdrfû  yaur  wbakétbe  fgm  jkib^ 

Etfcela  eft  legouft  de  b  noix.  Iml^tioè^^'A 

:i$ÊtekeévtK$i  fiU^»te0mnH9iàUm%ê^^té'tà' 
::g^0frrwi^%  âiÂÊùtttâ  9^  wèÊrtèBflmém^l^n,  wt  ex- 

Gouitcp  tÈ.AiuiK^iûé,é^h^f9i^iiiMéén  wêiêt/tfifr' 
n»mes-têBéàmijÊÊÊri»§  nu  1 1  if  A»,  -  ^ 

^  i«f«  ;  jMr,ir  «MMRM  *  mtk  %  âft,  m  «Mr  ^  dif 
^'tflmdifferaufy^tê^û  Ulfiig  I»,  beÔM  têtifia,  §r 
:  '  fouie  i  409,  u  bâm  fltft  fKfmieut^  tt  6nÊf  I^Ar, 

'   mêéme  ktiemledgifjÊi, 

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ttgjkid. 

Goutte  :  C  A  èrtp  tfwêter^&c  \  âl[i,  e  Bttle^  ut  « 
wbit^vtriefmeMdtêk,  ^ ^  ' 

•  La  mere  goutte.  f^nfrejpedmiieyW  efUi  ibat  tphith 
•f  itftlfi.and vfokeut  fffjjmi,  cemts /rem  tie. ^kui 
et  Otuuiy  Ai  fient  «$  thej  ot  fettled  m  the  Prtilt. 

:    treetgh.     K    , 

Goutte  a  ({OUtte.  Bj  little  end  futle ,  bj  depm 
dr$f  âfter  <''#f .,  *r,  one  dref  efier  another-,  ajid 
heneo'y  /  .  •' -■  ,,  ■ 

Goutte  i  goutte  on  emplit  la  Cuve  ;  &,  gout- 
te i  goutte  la  mer  s'cfgoaae:  Prov. 
Boire  la  goutte  fur  1'  «igle.  To  le  eue  emftie  bmh 
meicecleene  cnfiydrin^evp  ittbutfo  wnuh  et  mi 
^  \^éMd  e»  the  drmlfers  nèfle, 

len'y  voy  ny  grain  ny  goutte.  Jfee  it  note  lohit,  j 
éfcene  it  net  a  iet  j  fferceisu.  mr  contme  it  net  41 

Dieu  garde  mal  qui  rût  bien,  &  n'oit  goutte.  Ftr 
•Vf  fnrfjl  am  loaw  te  eenceine  it,  though  l fit  //,  wtH 

11  eft  bien  poTrequTae  toit  eoutte:Piov.  Utt'i 
rferiefeeretkatwamshàeye-fiibt,    .^' 
Goutte  i  f.  TV  6«ir(. 

Goutte  aaœpe  ou,crappc7l>r  Crem^  j  #r,  «  m- 
vul^eeu  \ 

de  lin.  Thimedcaged  Dodder  ySeeUa. 

maurequine.  «f  Goutte  lèrene. 

oMtée^fbeeeminanyoftbeiepitf. 
Goacxt(acae,t6niàoefe ,  or  extrenme  Jimetlftif 
Gft^enfèd  bj  the  ekueretmt  of  the  Opu^e  Sinevtu 
GcmtSeSàaxiqaciheSââtieaiafainyacbe^fiiub 
■ ,  mtbebiffeu  .  ..■--  ■-■-.,;  ■, 

ILa  £outte  en  la  hanche  ,  h  fille  en  la  pance  :  Pio. 
Ébe^rùic  ..  V       ^. 

^A  la  goutte  le  medeon  ne Toit  goutte  Prov.(/^ 
Aey  find  (by  the  Gttieiel^  tbej  find)  thai  bent  u/ud 
taktFhjfickfirit^    ' 
Goutteron  :  m.  a  V'ieHjet  Crnet  wherein  Of/r,  or  Vi- 

negeritfernedtethe  table  ialft,efmaU  Ewer  y  orl*- 
iter 'y  alfi^  little  dref  ,     • 

Goutte-r w.  An  extreame  rednejje  of  thefici  -,  fi"- 
fUdjnndfatbKl^Tmtbmkies,oirfierie^dfUs. 

Goutteux  :  m.  eoR  :  £  GtmUe^fHUoftbe  Gmu 

GoutàetcitAffttter-yafbéomelL    - .  ^ 

GovtûCKî.The  &tsU  fiirromes  éat  rnnne  alenitbe 

bead^  hemes  of aredDeerOi-^  %^ 

Bonnetsi  quaere  gouttière*  J^««ti[l!**'''r»  ^ 

G<»mxKxRMerUétytitéJenirbe^^ifm^ 
ktre^tmibatkntreét  redpoutè  htnimgfim  bar  nee 
tberbèaktfnberheé^i  eiimfi(f»^*^  **^ 

"r-  fhof^fitMmèiti^e/iidiaigMSmn^ 

Gouvcmiilxai.  rUnmr/rfi^^^^W'^ 

GoufonaL  TbefiEte, 

-  tdim^iend^indgrtÊjtÊe^^mit 

tifojmvumtiwiAuJi^jt*^^ 
Couycmct«nt3V>»fc^ài«w'**!?^ 

^Meftetjefiê  fmm^mlfifii  *•'••?» 
tbeekitjiiffunrieoiminlfikni*' 


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Mlicieytre^/ttffroeeedsngimStéite-mattirti  tht 

fiiKfftt  î  tê  feigiuine^m  haut  authêritù^mer^t  êlfiyto 

nJk^iàif^uayCmtâa&JMft  vatêjtéiêe  the  ckarge 

ofi  «//>»  <*  temfer^  modtrtte^  refitâm  j  tlfo^iMier- 

têuumtbdifcêiufe. 

Qui  gouvcmc  bien  la  bouche.  Tbét  it  â  temferate 

■■  fteder,  l    ■  ■•     !  r  ■■     ■'.■■ 

Oui  eouvcme  bien  Ton  cas.  One  thât  Mfts  weUto 
•huhnfiaelje.  /     /        /,  -^z  / 

le  le  fouvcmayteftei  cefte  environ  voeboanc 
beurePi  ctmufftdmtb  bun  band  tt  band-y  J  biU  bun 
tbât,  m  m difimfe,  Jmurtâiiudbim  with  tft^^  an 
houre  ttgttber, 

Ccluy  gouverne  bien  malle  mid  qui  ii'cn cafte  : 
Prov.  Se^s  but  an  ill  coélft  that  lkl(S  nat  bj6  omufin- 
^m  jlM^^Mid. 

Goiivcmereflif  :  f.  as  Gouvernante/ 

Gouvoiieur  i  m.  À  tJda^  Gtiunuué,  Commaundety 

^  Qmfier.^  1/  ■  ■  ■  \    '■/■■''■    . 

Gduycrt.  4/ Gouverrtement 

GoiTOCrou Z  •  ç>  Gourons  ;  Smmes  wadks.  ^Rab. 
Goy :  m. A littU baxdbiUyVme-bêtlatj/tr ytm-l^mjè. 
Govui.  A  l»Mgbu^mibiU^Welfiib9ohf, 

Goya  lUf.^Picalfoydi  Goy..    " 

Goyellc:  f.  ^  k./^  rf  Cbtefe-<akjt  y  at  Talmoufe. 

■    iPic'  ■  ■;■■■■.  ;   .,         ..'^  :.•■•  ^.■"^■ 

GoycAX.  A  Gitditttu 

Gozai:in.  AfittiagPigtu.  fRab. 

Grabat:  in.  Af»mewumsbed\acMirfe^Mâttreffeya 
Stiahktd-ya^9yfiCoiube, 

Grabcau;  m.  A  garbellmi»fâicety&ei  (bentejalfè^a 
(itritiu  examuutim,mfnfftmgrf,fric^efearcb  m- 
ît^matters,  '      ■  '  ''  ^'^-         .  '^ 

Grabcîic  :  m.ée  :  f.  GarMIedi  a^ê,^erefyexa>imedy 
freàfefyj^,  Uarrmfy  Imi^i  eurmfy  fiarcbgd, 

GnhéktXogflrheU^icts  &€'y(aàdht»ce)a^9^»  tjùi- 
miaefruif^yffiiieerefyyta^MênaPffyy/iâitbsiai- 

Grabuc.  AnJmkaUaUM^  U  Gradoéj  «  «^«iv- 

Grabuge:  £  A  great  cttU^fiirrey  f/ffbt^  tmêffle, 

^abugcr.  TotfjiepéafMtmk^maiff 

Gnce:  fc  Gracty^mmr^ffOi  m1fjgmi9ilpn^»fh 
M}  m^tàcmigjnfatêtm\  tifb,  mâmte^fime- 
'f*^t^9m6iu^eSa»Jfmne§k  ;  4  TMtanmÊ^ffaee 
^*^hetmmmi^tfya^,vetmii9mfik/mepiùt'ya 

4mMia!imvKf9pêéttfi\t^,a 

*K  i>ceic«  fNmeikf  Ctmimm  Jk  lUcorim  ta 
bi^tbtirTKSt,  (wètM  l*ij  mmtfàmÊÊ^  têfoBamtbe 

j^*')Tfaat alfktOÊfwitiOsi^eiCï  -^  ^ ■  #- 

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ammm  rig^tjlr  oftbe  Uwes  i  as  Pardûns^emiffions, 
GifiSy6ramt$yT)i/peu/ation$y  Pnuiledgety  Patents  of 
ogicttJà'arraMtsjirmoneyy  &c  ;  more  patticdarfyy  a 
Patdan  far  Mmtbety  fSMAH^aaibtety  or  t,fa  ttrfon 
cendemnedfor  ànafftnceyV^Hh  the  Un^,  of  it  felfèy 
cannot  di/^e  mtb-y  fin  xrbicb  fenceytbàrvor  c(*yizcc 
u  aifo  gêner aUybotb  taRemiJfionyfind  Pardoa,fjyTb  Ra- 
gucau  ;  tban^  another  makf  it  ^  fpecics  v««  kemif- 
fièn-y)  AndtbuPardanit  to  befï-orured fi-am  the  t^ing 
himfelfi^nd  m  the  bigbefi  Court  efcbancerie. 
Momes  de  grace.  An  Order  tfvahite  Monlfesy  tvhicb 
vteareantbetrbreaftsagreatredCreffe. 
Avec  grace.  GracefiiUj/y  decent fyy  fleafingfy^îaufibljy 
mtbagoodjkjbiony  in  comelufart,  after  a  bant^bme 

VcaniCC.  Of  court  eficy  Ifràyyêu  heartily,  ibefeecb 
youjir.         :i  ^ 

^  Pour  grace,  rtepwpf. 

N'aurois-ic  bonne  graec  lic .-  ff'auld  it  not  become 

me  well  tot      , 
Graces  :  f.  The  thee  traces  ;  viz.  Aglaia,ThaIia^;Trf 
*  Euphrofine,  reputed  the  daughters  oflu^iur  and 

Venus,  and  adored  as  j&oddejfes ,  by  the  auncient 

Paimms'yWkençe\  \ 

llabcfoingdcfacrificrauxGraccs.  Heuaharp)^ 
vnpUéfanty  roHib4?ewedy  currijh^or  cburtijh,fil- 

Grachinoicr.  «  Grafigncr. 
Gracieulcment. -^  G^atku{cnlcn^" 

Gracicufctc:  f^Gràciw^éeJfèyfèuourableneJfeiafa^^^^ 
litàjCourteJkihumanUie^benigniiieygenileneije'^^ 
4;r  Gratuite.  i 

Gracieux  :  m.  euie  :  f-  Gracicus;  gen  tie  y  â  fable  ^  cour- 
teousy  benigney  pbu^fd^Uy  debanahe  ;  See  Gracieux. 

GTideuxfâ^neur.^sl(aUlefeflfb,o/ahngfirmey 

euercltâmngvnto  Raclées ^d fo  damtie y  and feldome 
^  found  y  that  eountrey  people  bold  him  a  fit  prefent  for 

GT2diÛoa:idlGradatiMyflep,degreeyJ^^ 

Grade:  f.  ^  degreeyft^e^  dipiitie  ;  aduanecment  Z7h 

,    iogreatnefe\aftepJlayreygreefe. 

Grade:  m.  ce:  £  Graduateyor  bamng  tal^ena  degjree. 

CnAàlim.  A  Gurnard. 

Gradué*  A  Graduate  lone  that  bath  tal^en  a  degree  in 

anf^muerSiie.  ^ 

Gradue  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Graduated  y  hauing  ta\en  a  deyee. 
Homaïc  non  gradué.  (Oppoftdvnio^  Homifie  nu- 
inc)afmgle^vnmarriedman.    . 

Graduel.  AHaffe-booke^pmcfthe  Mafe,  iâuentcd 
bf  Tope  Cclciiinc  in  the  y  ear  e^fo. 

Graduefiement.  Gradually  yby  degrcesjoydnfyy^ep  af 
te*  flêpy  from  hand  to  hand.  /  -    ^ 

Grt^ncr.  Tojtratcbyétfnape  j  tortTuf^orfearevp 

Gï3!kéGtiSkgcitk.iyhool(Cor%y  croo^yfcaffsbUng- 
^  fyyT/ftcbth^ catch wtay^any rvay. ' %;•' '■•■^■•'^'' 
Graffions*  inoldtimtth^  Ueutenantstfearleswe^ 
>  mSw  al^ofibe  hefifweet  Cherries  or e^alledfb.^ 
Cftier:  tt!.  The  Officer  that  tiathers  the  IÇingi  right  of 
«    Cttncini^odsyandfirrefls.    r       /   v  . 
Gailjneuf .  as  Greigneurj  Greateir^ff^Horm^ 

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railfjat  iw.A  Rookey^r  wbite-biUQew^ , 
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hâfjhfyyvntunéahtf'y  fù  croâlfe^ot  cry  fiifcetf  RHiffi         ^ 
GmiiltUX:  m.  eufc:  t.  Sftâl^mi^Pérfttf^éimdinihêtr 
lowly ^Y  harjhly  \  blirring  j  ratting  in  the  threat \crod^ 
l(ing  Ul(e  a  RûQl(e.  ^ 

Grain  :  m.  Ctaim^orne  i  fetd  \  alfa^ graine^or  bitt  of 
faltjand^&c  i  a  Moat  \  (andbencfy  a  lUtUyiot.whU^J 
alfo.tbiitrnell,  or  little  jione  of  à  Grafts  #r  other 
Berrie  ;  affh/i  Grape  ;  alfo,a  Bjrbecorne.or  the  fourth 
part  of  an  pcbjin  meafëresi  alfo^  giatne^or  tbefoM/e 
and  twentieth  part  of  a  pennie-weightt^  (^ifo^  vÂ^U^ 
Windsor Jtorme  hfwindyfltfea.^t^orm.) 
Grain  bcriugc.  The.peculiar  corne  of  one  countrey  ; 
or  come  that  grew  on  a  mans  owno  land^âr  in  bis  owne^ 
fufle  i  alfo^Aieffelini  or^vbeat^Kic^and  Barlie  mingled 
totetber. 

Grains  dc  hdrigc.  Spots  ofleaprojie  j  mexjldjpots. 
Grain  de  fcl .  A  graine  offali  j  Vn  gros  grain  dc 
fe\.  A  great  baUsorftoneyoffaU. 
Grain  dc  Turquie.  Tml(i€  come^Turkie  wheat ^Indi- 
amvheatyMays.        ^     \^       * 
Grain  fur  bord .  ScantyC}'  bard'Jlricl(en  meafure  of 
corneyCalty&cl    .  \: 

^A  grain  d  orgc.  In  a  triangular  firme. 
Ic  n*  en  ay  grain,  nc  eouttc  ;  &,  Ic  n'  y  roy  ny  ^ 
grain,  ny  goutte.  /  neither  hinç  a  lot/iorfee  a  drop  y 

'      of  it.  V 

11  y  a  plus^dc  paille  que  dc  grain.T6^rf  is  more  irajh 

.   tbengoodftuffeto  bebad.         , 

.    loycwx  comme  fourmis  en  grain.  Asmerrieas  an 
Antona  Corhe-beape.  ' 

lamais  grajn  nc  fruftifie  fi  premier  nc  fc  mortifie  : 
Pro  V.  Seed  nener  coma  tojru£li^pe  vn,tiU  it  fir  ft  baue 
mortified. 

Nul  orain  fanspaillc  :  Prov.  }Jo  corne  without  fir  aw 
{or  cbjjfe\)  goodiand  bad  are  commonly  together. 
Tcl/grain  tel  pain  :  Prov.  Hp^i^f  Pain. 
Viii  dc  grain  eft  plus  d^x  que  n  eft  pas  Vin  dc 
prèflc:  ?ro\.  The  fir^WineU  better  then  the  fécond 
expfef}îon\good  offices  willingly  done  are  of  much  more 
th  then fuch  06  be  extorted.  /  ' 

n  fac  pcrcc  nc  peut  tenir  le  grain  :  Prov.  A  fachf 
that  s  fill  of  holes  can  hold  no  come. 

CjTdAnznt.Seedingyrunningtofeed. 

Graine  :  f.  The  feed  ofhearbesy&c  ^alfo^graineyWhere- 


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with  cloth  is  dyed  in  graine  y  Scarlet  dye  y  Scarlet  in  of  Granchc:£4;^  Grange;  a^ytbe  Carkaffe  of  a  fvt^lt 

graïne 'y  whence 'y  ^ 

Graine  d'cfcarlate.  ^  wChcrmcs. 

Graine  de  Paradis  j  Graines  ofParadife\or^htQ^ice 

rûKch  we  callyCr  aines.  .     - 

Graine  de  ^tnoçmci.iVildSafronjbafiardSaffrony 
mockeSafron^Sa^ondort.  i 

Graine  des  vers.  ^^  Mort  aux  vers*  ,  ) 

■  Laiflcr  vnc  fille  flcftrir  pour  graine.ra  4^^^  â  maid 
lôHg  without  a  husband  j  of  fuch  a  one  may  befaydfii 
isletrunnitofeedy  aswellasofheatbes  ^ngatbered^ 
fir  that  mtefyPKrpofe  j  Garder  vnc  fiUc  à  graiOCj  ou 
p:cmCybÊth  ^Kfàmenrtaning. 
rûné:  nuée  :f.5e€ded^itnnevntofiedi 
Grzmcr^Tofeedi  or^orttmuvntofeed.  ^ 

Temps  de  graîner.  Tfe^/^tf/3«  of  laying  Swine  y  tho 
time  wherem  they  art  df'tuen  into  forreftsyoad  v^odi^ 
for  Ha^ge^md  other  feeding 

Grairie.4;^  Grarie.^  "^      ;  v^ 

Grais:  m.Àl(tnd  of  Potters  cltf  y  or  tar  thy  fit  to  maJ(e 

vefeUofyâtfiyabétrdyanJ^ar^^^ 
^  :-éu  Grez  yoifhythe  name  of  a  ctrtaau  vm  that  iath  a 

V7tûl]evcom.4y  Greile.  '-j-:^&-£>'i^(i^'W>^'^--^ 


Graifleté.^Grcflctc. 
Graiflàyjcr.r^Aj^.  ' 

GraifTe  :  f.  Vatyfeamty  greafe. 

Dc  haute  grauTe*  Fi^UyplumpeygpodHeyfat^well^ftci 

gêodUlfing. 

U  n*y  a  pas  grande  gràiffe.  There  fs  not  mttch^ood 

tê  he  dfinCyWealth  to  be  hadyproft  to  be  gottenygame  t 

be  made.  ''".w 

GraiiTe:  m.  ce:  f.  Greafedy  annointedy orfmeared  mh 
fat. 

sc  Graifle-fondrei  To  fwelt^fwelteiyfbunder. 

Gt2L\(![Qmcnt.Fatly,groply^reafi(y. 

GniÇkï.TagreafeitoannoyntyOrfmearewithfit. 
Graiflfet:  m.Tbe little(venomous)peenefrog^ortoad[ 
Graiffeure  :  f.  fatljnefeygreajinejfeygreajing. 

Graifleux:  m.  euic:  f.  f^ttieygreafieyfiUofgreàfe; 
Graiflîer  :  m.  One  that  loues  fat  things  ;  alfh^  Grajicr 

orfiittenerofcattell.  . 
Graîïïîn:  m.  Fat  mouldy  orr  dung  to  manure  pound > 

with.      .  . 

Graller.  Topanhyas  VeafiyNutSy&c.  ^Bleficn.    " 

G  rame,  on  Gramen.  Couch^affe  y  ^itch^irajfey 
DogS'graJfe  ;  atfOyany  l(tnd  ofpaffe^  and  hence ^ 
Grame  dc  Manne .  Mannst-graffey  Deaw-graj^t^ 
(whofe  feed  the  Hollanders  eatyéss  we  doe  OatmeoU,} 
Grame  dc  Parnaflc,  Firnaffus  graffty  white Liucr- 

Grzmc  piQU2nx,.Pricl(ïngyOTfiarpeDogS'grûffe. 
Grzimg[iC.Couch'graJfej^itcb-gra[JeyDogs-gt^^^^^ 
Grammaire  :  f.  Grammer  ;  the  Art  afGr animer. 
Grammairien: m.  ^  Grammarian^  a  Proftjfor of 

Grammtr, 
Grainmatical  :  m.  ale:  £  Grammar icaO  ;  ^ or  bdon- 

gingvntOyGrammer. 
Grammcnt^^  Grandement  iGrw/^i(v.ni.)    ' 

N'a  pas  gramtneot  it  is  not  long  agoe. 
G  ramouse  :  £  A  d'ips  made  of  flic  es  of  cold  meat  fjcà 

with  Hopfeame^andfirued  vp  infauce  of  beaten  e^Sy 

and  veriuict  boyledya  wbiUy  in  a  little  of  the  broth 

wherein  the  meat  was  fodden. 
Gf  ampc  :  in*ce:  £•  Talfen  with  the  Crampe  j  cry  not  sblt 

tofltrrcas  one  that  hath  the  Crampol    V 
Grarapelle:  £  Thefea-Crobtearmedya  GrawpeHyGritj 

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Grand:  m.  Lç granB des  biens, ouidc la  terre; /fcf 

.  whêUpitâjji^jfMi^tueygr  iniurtunce,  tbats  to  be 

parted  among  Ctheira*  ^Brtton.         *  •  l 

Grand:  m.  giatâde  :  f.  Gttàt  j  %  large  ;  huir>  »#• 

tieifuhfitrntuUiolfPybigbXtieyftattlie,  r 
Le  exmdhTis.Tbewbot€  ame  andhand  t»gfft>tr' 
GrandsiDiu».  A gmeralt,Md extrttrdiaaru Sej^ir 
ws  called  i^  Cmmgiufty  trivets  FiteBt$,Jrm  m 
KiH» (f^^ (tmmnly) after Mwarre» cimU brajU,  or 
Jnfmremm,  vfherebjthe  eeàrfetfJ^»  axdfrocte- 
dmffêflMSicebaïubeemmfeMtbfds  ^/«T* , 

Gond  d'îye/ G««/i?w,rfr««' 'wM^'^f '' ^ 
numbers  (f.  "'*"  ^i.f 

:lagrandepic<)e.^«4tl'j<ice;  *' 

.  :^  Oi^vea  d'auffijaand  veiu  venterj  ffe  iwi^ 

mmUgmrdsMtbefèmth$0tlremb/ini  ^*zT.i 

y^batbbeenefiemiê40m^rfS^^^  '' 

feGS»dbandohi&kg»ndWon:Pro1^  Gr«//î- 

bertiemi^u^B'fatJbeeMt^       ;      ^^^^,Vto, 
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j{omew)ts  no] 
Grand  del 
Prov.Af^»^' 
Grande  nx 

IS  the  game  o, 

Lc  grand  ' 

The  old  Ox  le 
ds 
nccsl  Prov. 


Les  gran 


Lc  plus  gr 
greatefi  ^  thi 

'A  grand  cl 

can  make  Jhi 
tallhorfefvr 

A  grand  da| 
gcrs  are  by  c 
needs  much  d 

"A  grand  ho| 

hciiti  fJot  a  g 

'A  grand  pei 

the  great  ftrjm 

'A  grand  p 

efc apes  from 

Auxgrands 

reueicncet^à 

Auxgrands 

uu  the  compa) 
Dc  grander 
tc  :  Prov.  5fl 


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Dc  grana  pc 

pardon  for  a  ft 

De  grand  tr; 
Dc  grands  V 
braiders  little 

Dc  grand  vi' 

dor  merits  a  g\ 
'WPffome  l(nocl( 
Dc  arand  vi 
hatbagrienor 
En  grand  fo 
games  not  moj 
not  greatneffi 
full. 

Hn  grande] 

Prov.  Thofe  I 
lln'eftftgfa 

The  longefi  d 
an  end.) 
Dc  petit  c(g 
Pro.  A  little  j 

Douce  parol 
f^trqiuiyksj 

t>u  pent  vie 
^^togrea] 
^c^ltb'.from 
^«miaUoffi 

Eï}  advcntu 
things  dit  do 
ïn  petit  h\À 
ftttlegroHetfi 
En  petite  di 

Mttlt^chim 
En  petite  « 
Maiftnu  ^ 
En  petite  tc 
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Kome  yphs  ridt  built  on  a  day.   '.   - 
Grand  dcbonnairctc  a  maltttte  hommci  gîCUc  : 
Pro  V.  Many  baue  rued  ththr  great  côurtefie. 
Grande  moiflbn  1  obciirant  recueille:  Vioyf. Great 
IS  the  game  of  tf^fe  that  art  obedient. 
Lc  grand  bœuf  apprend  à  labourer  au  petit:  Prov. 
The  old  Ox  Icarnes  the  young  to  draw. 
Les  grands  bauft  nc  font  pas  les  grandrf  iour-^ 
nccs  :  Prov.  Tbc  great  eft  Ox  rtdi  not  moft  worl^e. 
Le  plus  grand  eft  le  prcmiçr  pourry  :  ProV.  The 
grcatejiuthefooneflrotten.  .  ^ 

'A grand  cheval  grand  gué:  Prov^  AtaU  horje 
can  mai^ejhift  mth  a  deepe  foord  j  or^what  needes  a 
tâllhorfefvrajh^Uoxpfoord?  . 
A  grand  danger  grand  courage:  Prov.Gr^ii f  dan- 
gcrsareby  courage  great  orecome/y  or  y  much  danger 
'//eeds  much  courage.  ^. 

"A  grand  Homme  grand  verre:  Vtov.AUlttt^la£} 
betiiynoi  a  great  gukb.  J 

'A  grand  pécheur  cfclandre:  Prov.  Great  p^htek 
the  great  Jinners  meed. 

"A  grand  pefchcur  efchanpe  anguille:  Pro..*^£^/^ 
efcafes  from  tlf  expert  Angler..     >; 
Aux  grands  eft  deu  grand  honneur  :  Prov.  Great 
.   r  tuei  cnc  e  u  due  vnt  Ogre  at  pet  fans.       ^_ 

Aux  grands  honneurs  grands  en  vieux  :  Prov*  Kn- 

uk  the  companion  of  honour.   ' 

Dc  grande  maladie  vient  on  bien  en  grande  fan- 
te  :  Prov/  Sound  health  comes  after  fine  difeafes. 
Dc£;rand  pcdié  grand  pardon  :  Prov.  A  graéioui 
^dïdonfir  a  fèulè  offence.  \^     . 

De  grand  train  fur  l'cftrain  :  Prov;  l>%.EÛrafn. 
De  grands  vanteurs  petis  faifcurs  :  Prov.  Great 
braners  Ut  tie  doers. 

De  grand  vilain  grand  flac:  Prov.  A  great  effen- 
dtr  merits  a  great  fiti/y  tff ,  a  noyfbme  l^naue  depruera 
'nvjfmtifntclié'yOfi,         , 

De  ^rand  vilain  lourde  chcutc.  A  great  ejfendor 
hmb  agrieupjt*,fiU.        .  "<  • 

En  grand  èirdeau  n'éft  pas  V  aequefl  :  Prov.  H*< 
iainti  net  mfi  ihât  carries  mofî-^ot  weight  bnt  woftby 
^'t greêtnefi  h^t gogdneffiytnaltes  a  burtbett gaine- 
■  fi^^-      r    ;^.J    ■:■'■:,:.  ^. -,  :  ■/••■■■.:■'        .      ••;■ 

En  grande  pauvreté  n'y  à  pas  graiïdc  foyairtc; 
Prov.  thofe  that  are  verie  ftovre  art  not  verte  lejuaS. 
Il  n'eft  figf  and  iour  qui  ne  vien ne  à  telpfc  r  Prov. 
rhe  longtjt  dayes  haut  euenings  j  (dU  iMitié  tBiàti 
M  end.)  V*  •;.    ,  ix    ••     ,  *, 

De  petit  eTguitîon  poind  o^  bien  gràlxié  àSneffh 
^o.  A  little  g»adftts  m  the  treat  fhee  Age,  ^     » 
Douce  parolerompt  grand'irç  î  Pro.  A  ghdlé  43^ 
J^frqHtyles  fia  anger?       '■    ■■:r^^r^^^-M^.^^vJ 

Du  petit  vient  on  au  grand  :  PrèV:  P^^Hiie  êen 
^w  tt  great  j  Vit.  »m  a  meaHe  epté  mitt  tfnkh 
^etUb-,  from  errors  to  mlfUUdifordefif^miii^aU 
''*^f»Sofe^eesjei.  ^aM. 

fn  adventure  gMTent  firtftb  coùW  :  Pr<M  #fia< 
tbingt  are  dmtbtfitUMêtUtiitgfmafbrmé,  '  •«  '  ^  •* 
Jn  P«it  buifen  trotetddft  «iuHKÎBé^^ 

tnptntedicminécfaitohbieflgraNl  lfeà:Prov. 
^^^^lé'chimtfm'hàtiif^atfiê.  '%^' 

^pctitetéftc  ^^e^^màkt^i9^m 

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U  faut  hafardcr  vn  petit  poifl'oii  pour  prendre  vii 
,    grand  ;  Prov.  m  mujt  adutmmeapennutogame 
^ pound. 

11  n'cft  nager  qu'en  grandcau  :  Prov.  C;rf/d>;//j«r 
isnofijhitigfotbefea. 

Lc  coeur  fait  I'cpuvre,  non  pas  les  orands  iours: 
Prov.  Not  long  diyesy.but  Jtrong  hear  is,  diip..icb  a 
ivorl^e.  y 

"   Les  petis  ruJlTêaux  font  les  grandes  rivieres  :  Pro. 
Narrow  brookfs  mal^e  nautgablermns. 

Mort n'efpargneny petit  ny  grand:  Pro vr.  loolfc 
Hon.'    :     • 

On  ne  fait  pas  à  grands  coups  douce  vieill:  :  Pro. 

Hard  Jiioa\es  yeeid  but  barjh  Muficlic. 

Petit  homme  abat  bien  grand  chcfne  :  Pro.  A  lotv 

man  can  fill  a  till  Oilic, 

Petite  pluye  abat  grand  vent:  Prov.  (Sofayd  a 

fhadfiUoxv,  ïvhoy  lying  m  bed,  btpijibu  jhrting  mues 

backe.)  -       .    ; 

Gr^nQ.laflead  of  Grinâcmcnt;  whence  y 
Fençftrc,  ou  Poi  te  toute  Prand  buYcttc.  ;r/</^  o- 
pen.      \  . 

Grandcict  :  m.  cttc:  f.  Somcvrhat  ,great,prètie  and 

Grandement  :  m.  Greatly^biglyjàrgefy  j  hugely ^igl). 
iify'y  exceedingly,  extreamety.,  earneflfy,  vehemently 
.  îierie  much.  '  ' 

Grandcfle:(^<«  Grandeur,  y 

Grandet.  <«  Grandclet;  B/||i|fZ»,|rftf///&. 

Grandeur:  f.  Greatnefe^^gnep,  largencjji  j  huge-' 

»#  J  mighfmejje  ifitUneffe^mpleneffe-,  bighoeffeM- 
tinefe/ftatelinefe.  -     •     •      /<.  '  ^ 

Grandeur  de  lieu.  SpacioufiieJJe,  capacitie,  tvidé- 

»#•       ,.  ' 

Grandîffirtiç:  com.  Huge,migbtfe,exçejfftueiexceedifig 

Grands-iour$.  Looke  Iour. 
G  rand-villc.  Tbc  name  of  a  foure  apple, 
Grancs.Foy  de  Cranes:  Pro.  Treacberie,treafon,vn- 
fkithfkbielfe^tfioyaltie*  ^  ^ 

Grzn^ttî.  Aiarne,fbrùarnir^^^a  Grange., 

La  grange  eft  près  des  batèurs.  Said  of  a  Njfnnerie 
thatsfeaiedneereaPrtorte,  ° 

Grailgcagé:  m.  Corne\or fimts Uydvp iniarné^alfo, 
a  fee pàyti  fir  Came-rootne  m  a  name, 

VdiStt  gr àilgçagc  d'un  champ.  Tù  lèàfe  OHtamnt' 
field ^oiWeCthptbtrtbf.  «^ 

Grangéë:  £  A  GràkngéMmhmhoi^M. 

Grifigée  dé  bîed.  A  Èarne-Êli^àt  aboundance -,  à 

targe  beape^it  huge  qtfdhlitif^fcorHè. 

Ohù^iTCt.  APargjfèridÉarnti^éèpfr. 

Granger  :  m.  c  re  :  f.  O/iw  belonging  to, a  Barnc. 

Graiigçux-^.  cufc:  f.  OfaiMiJiilM'Baf^k 
Grangi!erfîn.'-èGrângèr.    '"'^'  ."* 

Granulé  :  n»,  ée  :  £  Reduced  mtofttd,or  gr/mè» 
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Gïapp2ffi:fxuCluJier^gatheri%firâpe-gâtb^^ 

QrzppciiAkupicbykrclufter^ofprapes.  i^ 

Grappe  dc  mcr.  ^  //)i;i^  «i  the  fea  eêiieyed  as  it 
were  mihtbifimers  of  a  f^inii  otberwifiefa  tiutty 
andokgliejhape.  -         - 

U  fembloic  mordre  à  la  grappe.  Hefiâkefobeartily^ 
Jo  earnepfy^  fo  boily^  tbai  be  seemed  t$  a£l  ti^bât  bevt- 
tend.  ^\^ 

Grappelle:f.  TbeXtrs^-bmreyTiUch-burfe^UJ^^ 

Burre  docile. 

Gr appcr.  To  gkane  after  grape-gatherets. 
Cirappes  :  f.  The  Scratches  (in  borfes  legs.)        /  ' 
Gr2ppct2Lnt.Gleamngûflergrape-^gatberers. 
Gr:i[ypclté.Gleaned^êr gëiheredfoé grapes.)   i  • 
Grappcufc  :  i  à  grape^gléan^efe  i  a  vmun  that 
gleams  after  grape^gatherers. 

Grappil:  m.  Tbegrapleofajhip. 
Grappillage  :  m.  Grape-gteaning.  .  / 

Grappiller.  To  gleane  after  grape-gather  ers.      - 
Grappilleur:  m.  Agrapc^gleaner. 
Grappillbn  :  m.  A  httle  clujter  of  grapes. 
Grappin  :  m.  4^1  Gjappil.  .     % 

Grappu:  m.uc:  f.  Grapie^  clufieriCy  fùlUf  clufiers  of 

trapes.  ;  ^ 

Grarîc  :  £  The  Kjngs  rï^t^part^orfee^  in  euerte  Cale  èf 
Mtfoodmade  m  thefiffefis  ofbUffibieelSydue  vnto  him 
by  reafbn  of  the  luftice  done^  and  good  order  l(tpty 
mihin  them^  bf  his  O^ers  ;  be  doth  al/$  challenge 
tbeè'ebyapartin  the  proper  tie  oftbefojle^  demaine^ 
fruits  ^nd  re  uenne  thereof^  (for  generally^  la  jgrarie  U 
a  Right  that  one  hath  in  the  propertie^ndfoyU  of  ano- 
ther mans  woods  ^  and forrefis  *y  rvheteby  he  loolfesfor 
a  pan  of  the  price  when  they  arefold^and  oftbefi'Mts^ 
&CyWhen  they  are  gathered.)  /  > . 
Gras  ;  m.  Vrî^fas.  A  broad jir  bawdUytuli. 

Lc  gras  de  la  iambé.  The  caifè  ofthêug. 
Ql9S  :  m.  grade  :  (.Pat^  t!^apj^weU^d-yfr^^ 
^  yieipurfici  alfiyfirtile^muchyteldingJ^uitfuU.      ^ 

Legras  bNt>yaii?  The  Inch  fjme^ior  fine^pinnei  Sei 
Boyau.  '  •■■•'-^"^_^"/:;m   ■..  .  .^^^•■>^-  .•.  m-  • 

Legras  double.  The  fit  tripe  ^  or^  that  part  lof  the 
paunch  whichyeelds  the  fittefiyandtbul(e ft  tripes. 
C2xScsQ[2S!ks%Bawdie  flats  jimmadefiàRkni^^ 
Pâiti  gras.  Thats  doughie^or  not  baliidynough.  v   ;  f  ^ 
P^iflergraSL  ^^ffjmgjfifnotfroni^^ 
VoiXcAc%^3Scs.EibauldrUjUfciuw 
Son  gras-  Bran  that^atbfome  meale âmngit(wbifi* 
by  Ufeeles  fmoothyJuU.  orfiàtiex)  Sowse  cûU  itTd- 

, Gfas conmie wi coçhbn. atjht mm I%^. , ;V . *  fV |l 
Gm^oom^  vn  gliron.4yyft(iV  «  p«rMii^, 
Ora$ comme  vn moine, ou  comme Vn  poiuceau} 

Dotmiflagr^^Je.T^&i^j;^^ 

:^,IlenMkrc3cnJwxgr«8.H'^tfM0ir«^j^  mMch^-y 

GnlfeicCt  m.  cttt  ;  tFMftifitfitiifJlifftewbât  fit,  m 
frttktfitilMg, 

Gr^Éfe:  tjàtja^,fft»piafi 
Grjflet  4»  (tardée 
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Grailurc.«4  Graflcur. ,  ^ 

Grat  ;  m.  PéfiHrtJeedini^ffaT^ifvrcâtuU  j  «/ys, , 
JcrtpiHgyfcraUhhifi^jtrctawiiti, 

Envoyer  au  grat.  Tû  ftnd  <«l^'»^i  a  n^êifiern 
Jiufie  away  bufttuani, 

Gracant.  ScratcbmiJcrepiHgjflaw'ing/kbbpif^^fcrkk. 
hmg.. 

Gracant  lé  cul  au  (oleiL  Jdfy^JkutbfiByt  la^lyM 
êUwfie  begger, 

Gratc:  com.  Crate fùDyacceptableypUaJmgvnto, 

Grace:  m.  pc;f.  ScrâUbed,  fua^Hf  cUn»eeij  firui- 
bed. 

Gracc.cul:  m.  A  Hep  -,  the  jruit  «/  thé  mldBntr, 

&c.    ■  ..  ■<    ^;    ■  -  ■■  ' 

La  Rofe  en  fin  devient  vn  gratc-cul  ;  Prov.  Ut 
R«(fi  at  length  becomes  a  Hep. 

Gratdcux:  m.  cufc  :  t  Scabble^tchie^fcurme^ 
Gratelle:  f.  itchy  «rfeurfo,     " 

Gratcment  :  m.Afcratchingyfcrapmg^chwri^fcrkh- 
btng\  alfoyanuchmg^fvhhb malles  eue Jcratth. 

Grztn.Ttfcratchytofctape^ofcmbielaWiiub. 
Graccrpaïs.  Tofl)e,tal(ehhbeeUSyttnJitohùl(p^ 
runne  away, .  •'       \ 

Tant  grace  la  Chèvre  que  mal  giû.f/'  Proùtrbe  up- 
Jjp  ptyable  to  fiub  at  {annotbequieiwtenthiyartmli.) 
Trop  grarcr  cuit  trop  parler  nuit  :  Prov.  Too  mué 
firaiebingbufts  tbesl(m,  too  tnucb  tallying  the  rokli 
bodie,  , 

Apres  la  feue  on  grate  la  teflEe  :  Prov.  Repent  m  t 
heiimwher*  feafimgends. 
Qui  flate  il  gratc  :' Prov.  Great  flatteten  are^tat 
Jt  rape-goods.  ,     ' 

Qui  naift  de  geline  il  aime  à  gratef:  Prov.H;  thais 
borne  of  aHentie  louts  to  be  firaping,         '  . 
Qui  fuit  les  poules  apprend  âgratcr  la  tcne  :  Pio. 
henj^'filiowers  tume  earth-fctapers  \  wee  quicl^l) 
leaime  the  bent  oftbo/e  we  mm  bfi-equcni. 
Gratcron:  m.  The  fmatt  Burre  called  Goefejhare^ 
.  Goêje-graffe^UÊrman^cUauer^ndClautr.  ■ 
Gratia  Dei.  Elaphobofcum,  or  Harts  fiddet,  btldbj 
Jme  Authors  to  be  a  l^nd  of  wild  Tatfmi\  andb) 
mbers  the  wild,  or  baftand  T>ittenie\  wiecaUotkr 
^     bear^^Ammd\s  Hyfopë^fànd  blue  O'na-^'^y 
0r  Crowfoot  Ciames-biU  j  ana  Vwarfi,  or  low  Ciftus, 
[,  ;:.<}ratiaDei.   -.rV:-,,;,^^  ^•;,. -'»,..•■:'-:;,,: \  ;■-'"  ■ 

^nWioentgnè^j^tÇyfiMwrahfy. 
Gratieulètét  f.  Graeioufiieffey  fiuomobleneffe  ;  oS'; 
'      ^</»/igA  fm**3*y  rejpe&iudielli  j  bummtiejmipi- 

Gt»0€at:m.cufe:  f.  Gracvm^mttmMablejtfi 
aaim^ioHaire  j  gentioJbrnlitt,fiHtomm  -,  W 
bimêmtie',«V'»^loùdtrê£t^mfftitp»ow;mib, 

,     Geitt  de  bien  font  toufîoiirs  graticux:  Vtoy.Hon(fi 

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daDcL  '  . 

Gm\t\ldc:('rhankefibefe^dtefilfiife.   . 

Graton  de  porc,  of  the  fit  that  hoiéidi  th'iatraUykiing 
milted,  there  remaines  a  flejhie  part^wbich  cm  in  pee- 
ces^thustearmcd(atParii.J 

Grattement.  See  Cratcmcnt. 

Gratter.^  Gratcr. 

Grattoir  .m.  À  bread-j^rateryOr  great  grater. 

Gratturc  :  f.  A  fer  at  cb^  a  ferape-^afcratching,  or  fer  a^ 

,  fing.  ^ 

Gratuit,  don  gratuit. /f/rcegi/r..  . 

Gratuité; f.  A'gratuitie.orfreegifc. 
Gratuitement.  Freely  ;  ofmeere  good-will  j  mthout 

hope  ofrceompcncCyOr  ofHturn^.  *        * 
Grauade  :  f.  A  reproachytaxation^or  hardtearme^  alfo, 

anybardmeafure. 

Gravagc delà mtuThefandiythefeafhare.  • 
Gravaignc  The  wild goofetearmed a  Barnacle. 
Gravan.  The  name  of  a  fmallfea-fijb\  as  Bclcnne. 
Gny2i\n.Grauing^cariûngyCUtting\al/0yCreepihgyCli^^ 
ingyOr  fer  ambling  vp  a  thing.  ^ 

Grave  :  £  Sandyor  graueUy  alfo^thepulfe  Ax-fitchybâtcb-^ 
et-fitchyaX'feedyaX'Wort, 

Gïzvcicom^raue.flateUeyfotemneifeuereyauflereiftay' 

ed/ctlcdyCifikKt'yfageydfcreetyaduifed'yfad^^ 

bcauie-^grceuous. 
Grave.  m.éc:£  Grauedy  caruedycut*y  pearcedyOr  en- 

iatdinto. 
Gravée  :  f.  ^jfc^i([i«i.^Norm. 
Grauelé.  cci^drcs  gravclccs.  Afhes  made  of  wine-Ues 

buincd.  ,  rî    # 

Graveléé.  Tartar  ;  old  lees  of  veine. 
Gravelleux  :  m.cufc  :  f.  Orauellit,fuU  of  the  fione. 
Gravelle  :  f .  Small  gràiullyorfand^fucb  as  is  in  Iprings^ 

orftrcames'yalfbytheftone.       j 
Gïzyéïcotïim.TheJlone.     !  ^'■: 

Gravement.  GrMuelfyfofetmUf^yfeueretji^aufieretyifet' 

l^dljyconjlantiyyftayedly'yfagelyy  difcreetty,  admftdly  j 

fadlyyheauily.  • 

Graventcr.<i;5  Grcuanten 
Graveolericc:  f.  ^n  euiUfkellyfrnackiy  orfanoÉr. 
Graver.  Tograuey  cutycarue  ;  pierce^  enter  into.        , 
^^z^cuxim.^gratserycaruerycuttir.  ;l 

Gra^pc  if.  A  graiingyfaruingyOHtting *y piercing.   7 
Graui:  nuie:f.  ClimbedyfcaUd,  cramledy  fcramUid, 
'^eptvpyorypon.^  / 

Gravier:  m.  Grauell^yfand mixed mtbfmall^es. 
Gravir.  To  cùmbeyfcale^awUyfaamyUyCteepo^  vp  of 
^^i^'^pon.by  little  and  little.  .   -'M^^mx 

)Gr avi{rantX/iiiiW»g./?4%,aef fbfg  vpward.    ^  ;    ^' 
Gravité  :  f.  Gramtk  -.jlàtèyautboritieyfolêmmM  ifèue- 
^^^ify  aufieritie  ;  ftayodnoffe  ;  afage  andfetUdfifiiin 
•/  l^bâiêiàryond  carriage  j  aljoJmpartanci^beaaiMeJJii 

Faire  vncgroffcgraYitc.  To  waHfe  61^  am  AMar^ 
^.^sbefinliiytal^aptatdeaUêfJU 

^^^yo\s.  m.Graueg.  -■  r^iU^f-Zy^^^t^ 

^ravonner.  Toptol^y  or  dig,  mtk  tbefngertj  «(*  Ae 
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fothanki^hankfiikeffeygratefklneffeyorag^ 

good  acceptation.     ;    .  ;  V        ^ 

AgtiJfillingfyyfeelyymtbont  conflrninty  ofhimfilfèy 

of  his  OTvnefi'eevrillymtb  his  whole  confent-y  alfoy  with 
,.:  gfiodfsucefiOyafiir  a  mans  ipijhyvnto  his  lil(Wg.    . 

A  mon  grë.  ^iUingfyyby  my  goodwill^  afler  my  mindy 

according  to  mj  famie  or  humor,  euen  as  I  would 
:  haueit. 

En  grc.  Gratefittyy  tbankfillyy  acceptably  y  in  good 

part. 

Tout  de  gré.  ff^ittinglyywillingfyyoffetpurpjife. 
'  Porter  gré  à  quelqu'un  de.  To  tal^e  tljanlffitlly  at  the 

hands  ofy  to  acl^nowledge  bimfelfi  behouldcn  to  y  one 

for.       y 

le  vous  en  fçay  bon  gré.  1  Hl^e  you  welly  or  giueyou 
hartiethankfyforit. 

'  Bon  gré  mal  gré  va  le  Prcftrc  au  Senc  :  Prov. 
Nèedcs  muji  he  goe  whom  the  Diuell(necejf/itiejdri- 
ueth. 

Grcal.fang  grcal  ;  toblie  Sangreal.  ^Rab. 

Grczu.  A  dijhyordijh'fiill  of  ^Bowg, 

Grebe.  ^  Griaibe. 

Grebpnde  :  f.  Aferuice  at  Tennieey  wherein  the  ball 

runnes  not  along  on  the  hojifCy  but  bounds  on  the  fide 

thereof.  . 

Grec  :  m.  A  Greece  y  or  Grecian ,  one  of  Greece  yalfoya 
bool^evfidinTûpiJh  Churches. 

Il  eft  Grec  He  is  a  moft  cr^afticy  orfubtill  Courtis 

er.    '  .  ^     ■■•■. 

Grec  im.Grccqucif.GreelieyGreeliiJhyGreciani  ofy 

or  belonging  tOyGreece.  * 

.  Beauté  Grecque*  Afiggie  plumfneffey  orfatneffe 
of  bodies  (fvr  the  Grecians  hoiild  the  Jht  bodie  the 
fiureft.j  * 

ToingGrcc.TbehearbeyOrfeedyfinegnèlie.  — 

Ortie  Grecque.  The  T(pmanyOr  male  fettle. 

Vent  Grec  levant.i4  Northeafl  wind. 

Relier  vn  livre  à  la  Grecque.  To  ma{e  the  bâclée 

thereof  plaine. 
GttcznyXjWl.Grecani7ingyifr  Grccim^mg  it^fpea- 

I^Gfeél(e*yimitat'mg  a  Grecian. 
Grccizer.  To  Grecwii^eit  j  to  play  the  Grecian  i  or  to 
^     fpealfiGreelfe: 

Grecques  r  f.  GrerSyGaUogasl{mSyWide  verMians. 
Grecs  :  mu4  wild  bêreivpper  tujhes. 
GrediUé  in.ce  :  f.  Frh^edycurledycriiped'y  alfo^pue^e^ 

red^  or  cfumpled^  by  beaty&c  j  aifoy  fiatteredyOrfoo^ 

thed.  ^  .";■•'•     '    -  *'';'"^^-;^,'^---L    ■''■■*•''•   "'    •  .  ' 
Grediller.  Tofiiv^CyCurleyOr  cri^etbeha'tre^ii^CyWith  a 
bot  Iron^alfOyto  crumployor  pttckor  with  heatyaijiyto 
fooibjlattiryorfe^edwitbff^  .t  . 

Grée  :  f.  An  affetmeMyac^^rdyattmemint.  f  Bret. 
•  Grcé  ».  ce  :  f.  agreed  vnto  j  alhwed  of^    "■^. 
Grccfi.  T^ap^eCyor  gitse  confèntyvntoito  apfrotk^UtWi 

mêpty^tdmtyof.  ^.^^S^'^^^--^^^' .  ^"^^ •*>'■'.  ;■■.•• 

GrcB See Cntt ^ ^ ^^^^^^ r't^m%> ^'-';>i.-^^ .v.::   '.. ; . 
Gtmi  m.  ThVfj^e  of  a  PrepMdriey  Suondariey  or 
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to  d  CêHft  \  aSiconddfit  in  dn  Office  ^or  Ceint  ^a  çler{€ 
of  Afjifi^or  of  JnrBUments.  . 

Grcffierc  :  f.  a  Notateffe^egiftreffiyajhi  ClerkCydRe- 
giflersyOr  ClcrlteSyWjé.    , 

Greffiers  :  m.  ^  kind  of  white  bounds  1 4i  Bauds. 

Gregcois  :  m.  oilc  :  f.  GrecidnyCfeel^JhyOf  Greece. 

Feu  gregcois. /M^  FÇ"* 
Grcàudï:  m.  A  Nor tbeajimnd. 

GregucS:  imde  Slopsfiregs^  GallojgafcoineSyVenith 

dm  J  great  Gafcon^  or  Spdnijhjhofe. 

Grcgilefque.  ^  Gregcois. 

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Grcigncur.  G/r^/  j  dlfi^  gredter^  larger ^  bigger  ^  eU 
der. 

Gïç\nCé\k:  Î.  A  Goofiberrie. 

Grelaec:  iGredt  Hayle. 

GïcVic.  oi  Gxtdt.  Hoyle. 

Grelot  Trembler  Ic  grelot,  as  Grelotter. 

Grelotter.  Tofhal^e^trondfleydidderyqudl^efir  cold  j  to 

fay  dn  Apes  Pdter-no[ler. 
Grelurette.  rf^  Gurlurct. 
Grcrricaux  dc  fang,  ctots  ofcongcdled-bîoud./ 
GreiTieler.  4;^  Grommeler. 
GreinU:  m.  The  bearb  GromiBfirmmeU^or  GfaymiU, 

Peare-plantyLicherpall. 
Grenade  :  £.  A  PomegrMet  -,  ilfi,  a  bdU  of  wild- fir tj 

madeitl(jeaPomegrMet. 
Grenadier  :m.  A  Pomegranetjree. 

Grenadillc  :  f.  APomegranet  blojfome-,  alfiy  a  little 
Pifmegranet. 

Grenage:  mtGraifiejCoraeifeedycrtèegnwtb,  or  in- 
crease thereof.         .'. 

Grenaille  :  f.  Graine,orfeedi  alfo,  the  gold,J^erifSrc, 
fallen  out  ofTvateryWhereiitô  it  badieeHe'tbrwmte  red 
hot  out  of  the  OuribU  j  fotmmedy  bteoitft  it  it  com- 
monfyia  graines.  \        -  .  /-  ;.7  ) 

Grenaille  de  bronze,  the  sJ^alie  duft^fiibfiànce  ly- 
iagon  brajpiy&Ci  after  it  bath beenemitediond  jai- 
ling fiom  it  of  it  fern  ^  "i^ith  »  little  bbmii^  -  y-  , 
Grenat  :  m.  The  premutftone  called  a  Grenat^  Gar- 
net ;  atfby  a  Carbuncle  of  a  Pomegranet  cohitr,  y 
GrenatTQugc  Al{indofbotchyorpocl(téfore, . 
Grenatier  :  m.  The  little  border  ingrauen  about  atoate'^ 
fo  tearmcdy  beckufe  tisUl^earomof  PomegroMet  hr. 
nelt.^  '>'   ;       '  '     :./•■■      ■  ■"\.;\'li'^\o\' 
Grenatiiiie:  f.  Apnatt  Gràmitjr  Garnit  j  afojmfbh 
_  jotted  redjfphetber  natitraUy  or  drtificialfyé   ' 
Grcnc: e  «GraincyC ■;  ,.;,,^.  . v^^ ^.^,,:i,i., ;  ■': 
Vjrrcnc:i«.éc:f.  Seeded'yeared,    -  V  %•  .,«f^tv 
_  Marbrcercné.  Sparkled^  jotted  mar JdeiS^^^^i' 
Grenéç.  PQuldre  de  groflegjcûéc.  Great  v^pêw. 
_der  fit  fir  the  Canon.  ■  ■«  v  ;  ■  >:,•  ;,.^i,.  r|;;,^  -  p;  'l'^^ 

'  Grcncf .  Tofeed^  hearbesy  to  etre^  cotni  *  ,^^  c 
Orcneteric:  £  rhe  plane jrr  Office^vrbereintbe  Control, 
msef  the  tif^f  Garners  ripde^ 

Grenetieis:  m.  Onerfiers'Jf^efersjnrControUortJtfthe 
'  Vjnafah'GarMru 

Grenie.  Garder  vne  Ûle  i  greDie.  See  Graine,      i^ 
Grenkr:  m.  A  Gainer  $  ëcime^'y  groomtokeepe 

fakjn  cormym*  «  . 

;  ^Grenia:  I  coups  deMmg.  Al(uitey  m,  that  èfU$ 

:'ée femes  to  be  pommelled, 
'Grenier  à  niorpions.  Aptthie  kmfie  Mtmt 
thatîfkU  if  crab-lice. 

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Grenouillant  SmlUng^quaffing-,  bibbingMnz-aho 
croal(mgylH(e aTrog,  *'  ■*  ' 

GrenouiUe  :  f.  A  Frog^a  Paddoc^e.  ' 

'  Grenouille  pcfchercfle.  The  fea-Frog,  fea-diuti; 
fta-toad.         /  ' 

Grenouiller,  continually  to  bib/tpUyppjrviUindmhc- 
to^endhts  whole  time  in  potting;  a^o,to  croate xr  «  v 
likeaFrog:  ^/     { 

Grenouillère  :  f.  Afoggieplace  ;  as  Grcnouillicrc 
Grcnouillçtte  :  f.  ^little  Frog. 

Grenou'dlette  :  f.  crowfoot,  Kjngs  J^ob,  geld  Cups,  cold 
KttopSybutterFlmvcr. 

Grcnotiillette  aquatique,  water  Crowfoot^  nmn) 
Crewfooti 

Grenouillctte  de  bois.  >rW^ftf»y)#/,/»if  f/^,c5ç. 

Grehouillette  dorce.  Gold-Crap,  golden  Oovcfm 
goUUjaire  Crop^oot^yellat»  Craw.  '. 

«^feaouiUettcheriilbnncc.  nhite  Cnrnfoot^orFr- 
chin  Crowfoot. 

.  Grenouillette  fciite^White  Crm>foot  3  or^as  Grc- 
nquillette  de  bois; 

Grenouilliere  :  f. /<)?o/«*>/<ïf*, 
Grcnouilion  :  no.  .^ /if/Zr  f rog. 

Grenu:  m/  uc  :  f.  Crainedjyfijl  ofgraineyCffecd,cf 
graines. 

Grcs.atGrez. 

Grefil  :  m.  Hayle, drilling  'yjdfojreen^e^or  the  white  M 

that  bangs  on  trees.    .    / 
Greffllc.  Drilled  on-,  coneredyOrhoarey'tvithrcme. 
Grefiller.  Tebaylcy  driile,feet  j  rteme  to  fall;  al/o,às 

Greziller.  .    ' 

Grefillon  :  m.  ^  f  r/V i^«. 

GrefiIlonnc.Wb///^^r  i!7Mr/>,i«  grafe  wuhfojl.&c. 
Gre/jIIonner.  To  creal(e,or  cbitpe  Uke  a  Cricket. 
Grelle  :  fj  Htfyfc.  ^'  . 

Gtefle  :  «om.  rhmyfmatt,Jlender  j  ian^e  j  little,  pciU; 

•  ditnmijhedj  alfOyjbrill,or  fquealiing. 
Grefle  :  m.  CC  :  £  Htyled  on;  alfo,  pocMJey  or  that  hath     \ 
thejocks.   '  '  ' 

Greflemenfc  Thinly,  fmally,  flenderly,  Unktly\frt^^'^b\ 

alfo.P)tiUy,or  fqueakingly, 
GttiltT.Tohayle. 

Grefler  fur  Ic  perfil.  To  dominiere  outr  a  veta\t  ad- 

uerfaxieyto  fhew  himfolfi  bold,  andfioutagainfi  one 

tbatsnotable  to  refiftbim.  ..;;.-♦. 

Greflct:  Bi.  Cttc:  f.Uttte,prettie,-deftyfmalliJh. 
Grefletc:  f.  Smallnelpeylittlenep,exilitieyjlenderne(ft 

thirmefji, 

Grefkux:»^ 

-yhiafle^fiormie,t.r^i^-,.r~:^  * 

Grdlier  :  m.  ere:  f.  HayMe  j  of, or  beionpng  tOybayle 

Clu^augre"  ~ ""    ' 

wbUe  it  bavles. 
Gitffc»atôtaà6e'yFat',ffeafi.  "  c » 

Grefler.  «GraifiTer. 

GreflRcr:  m.AU^eryOHeibatli&etb,\  ^ài 
Greffier  :  niiCre  :  £  fattie,  greape.       ) 
Gretffler.  To  crotale }  see  Greziller. 
Grettf  $  de  lin  :  f.  The  bardt,  or  torn  of  flax 
Grevable:  com.  Grienous,  pasnefkU,  ^^^ 
'^''."iotffi,  ..  »       . 

Grcv^ncc  it  A  fffiemmee^ag^enaiKf»  '^ 

^rcyant.  GtieMin§^UfkiihtJifft(i't»'>Pf!'Ii'^',  ,. 
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Grève:  f.The  place  of  JLxceMiôn^n  Paris. 
Ange  dc  Grève.  AVorttt.or  burtben-beAur  ^  ttlfo, 
ottftbât  bangs  on  a  Gibbet.  • 

Fajâ  Cardinal  en  GrcVC.  One  thats  beheaded  at  the 

Gxcvc» 
Grever  f.  5^»^,  or  GraueD  j  4/rrf,  ^  fondit  Strand,  or 
I     shore  ialfo^tbejbankef  fhinne^  or  (frre-pdrt  of  the) 

I  La  ercve  des  cheveux  (  &,  les  cheveux  départis 
en  grève.)  The  fheddmgyor  Jhading  of  the  haire\ 
the  farting  thereof  on  the  forehead  (after  the  old 

fajh'm.)         .> 

Grève  :  m.  ée:  f.  Grieuedy  aggriened^pained},  vexed ^ 
hurt  3  motefied^  ah'nojed  ;  wronged  ^  opprejjed ,  ouér^ 
charged  y  oiécrbk/thened'^alfuyburjtj  orwbofe  bowels 
are  fiUen  into  his  cods.  \ 

Greveliire.  Themayk  of  a  tiawk^. 

(  jrevcr.  To  grieueyaggrieuey  paine^vex^burl^  affliôlyân- 
noh  trouble  y  di/ciuictymoleftyWrmgyiniure^otaercbargey 
ouerburthenyOppreJfe ;  alfOyio  dig  mto^  or  mak(  boUow^ 
vpiibtbcnaylcs.    •  èil^,^...  ■'■■/..- 

Grèves  :  f.  Bootes  \  af/(ff/ll^     or  armoHYjit  the 

Grevcure  :  f.  An  inward  ruptmey  or  burfting  (of  the 
lower  part  of  the  bcUie)  or  an  exttaordinarie  fuelling 
of  the  codsy  bf  the  k  mets  filing  into  them  j  a  burflmgy 
0,  being  burft.     :- 

Grcvolablc:  com.  Deferutngtbe  Rope  i  fir  whom  the 
^Uowes  groane, 

Greux.  Les  greux  :  m.  7  6f  «^/w.^Pic. 

Gfcz:  m.  A  greetieybrowne^gtayyjhining,  hardyand 
long-lafling  fee-ftone^  good  to  paue  mtb  j  and(fmaU'- 
hreiien)  to  fcowre  brafeuy  or  pepHer  vefell  î  See 
Grais. 

GïQÛllc.îVrij/ed'yCrtimpUd^icracIcledicmUdyfi'i^^^ 

twirled.         V  ;-    - 

Grczillcr.  To  wrigUyOrftirre  as  à,  Uuefifh  on  a  hot  grid- 
iron ;  to  crumpU  together  y  as  leathery  or  parchment 
in  the  £re  ialfoy4o  craclflty as  a  Jhell  in  firCyOrfaU 
tedflcjh  on  eoalep  y  alfi^  toiurk^  twirle/frh^e  baire 

Gtezillons.  Hawk^s  bells  j  alfoyos  Grillons;  alfiylittU 
gobbets  offittyOVfkU  »$êat  broylcd^  alfoj/crumptinyjtr 
^^irlesyos  of  baire  curled^ 

Griachc.  4»  Gi^jbhe.  f  Rab/  .v       : 

Griaibe.  ^/&i-^^4f  Savoyard  ,        •  :  ^  ;o:l^ 

vjriais :  m.  A  }(ind Jif  aamtie red^-kiflVarttidie^w/ia 

^Perdrix  gricfchc. 

Griblèttes:  £ CoUops.  -         r^u  \^'« ./r  -  v h^  ^^i- 
Gribouiller;  Tarmbley  or  make  (as  the  guts  doi 
^^^^oHgbwindme^e.y  .  .^-^^a^k  r>tî'  in;  i^^    iviJ 
Gribouillis  :m.  The  rmblingycroaliing^orftirriniof 
^^guts  s  alfiyafiàncdnamefiradu4elLi:ii^2n 
vnbouri  :  m.  A  Gobtin^obiHgêôdfelkw^wa^^ 

^richin.  AMa^;t€itaci^TimêMg^imiirie yêpfrejjm^y 

i  TT^  |ric&  en  plaidoirie.  An  ÀppeaUnt  tmaU 

.    ^Hftbe  ïàmgSy  anàpwut  ofinittfikiy  domvft^ 

^ohm  bytbefiiueme,  pmwéifbbiihatbappea^ 

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red^ftingingynettle. 

Perdrix  griefche:   The  ordinarie  y  cr  gr^y  Par- 
tridge. 

Pic  griefche.  The  Warian^le  ;  {a  lauenom  bird) 
Grieux  :  m.  A  viUainCytbecfiyrafcall.  Cv.m.) 
Grifes.  S^^  Griffts.      -        /         V     "^       - 
Griffade:  f.  Aclarping-y  afcratchy  or  grioc  mtb  the 

claives  ia  ranchCyOr  cUncbwith  a  beafts  paxp. 
Grifîc  :  m.  A  l(indùfbig  Tumbler  y  or  dog  that  s  bodied 

(but  not  dèepe'bung)lilie  the  Talbot. 
Grim:  f.  A  ClaWynnyteytallon. 

Grifrc  ^grafte.  By  hool^e  or  by  crooliejfiiuiml/lefquam- 
bleyfcambimglyyCatch  that  catch  may.      '        v 
On  cognbift  le  Diable  a  fts  griffcs:  Prov.  Thcdi- 
uellu  l^norvnc  by  hi^s  ctawes. 
Griffé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Clapped  y  or  hauing  clatt'cs]  alf^y  gri-^ 

ped^orgrafpedmth  Clowes.  \^  \ 

Griffer.  Togripey  gralpeyfei^y  catchy  hy  hold  m  nutb 
clarvesy&ci  alfOy  to  fei^py  or  cat  chat  violently  y  grec^ 
dilVyandivrongfiUy^  /  ^ 

Griffon  :rt\.  A  GripCyOr  Griffon. 
Pied  dc  grifl-on.   A  Griff  am  foot  ;  an  inftrument 
(made  Ulie  the  foot  of  a  Griffon)  whcicwith  Surgeons 
draw  moles  yor  the  parts  of  a  dcjd  child  ^out  of  wornsns 
"iVombes^yilfOy^sVoïrïri^QhyCyOrVoïtiQÏcç. 

Griffonner.  To  tpntefajly  and  ill  \  to  fcribte y  to 
fcrall  it. 

Qriffu:  m.  lie  :  f.  Hauing  great  clawesy  orjkarpc  tal- 
ions. 
Grignc  :  cofXi.}Vr'ml(lcd.  * 

Grigner.7l9|Ki;y;;f. 

Grignette.  Perdrixg.  The  ordiriarie  Partridge.        ,v 
Grigneur.  Greateryhuger^argerymightier.  > 

Grignon  dc  pain.  A  crufiie  peece  ofbreadyOr  corner  of 
a  loafi. 

Grignptjc  :  ra.  cc  ;  f.  Cnamdy  l^naplèdyor  nibled  a- 

'V^aj.   '  '  ■  ...^ 

Grignotcr.Ta  mumble  yOr  eatyli\e  a  ConnyyOr  Squirretly 
also^o  gnaWylmapUfir  nd?le  away.  ,  a 

Gril:  m.AGriairon. 

Grillant.  Bnryling  on  a  Gridiron  ;  alfoy  grating  vp-y 
alfOy  glidingy  Jlidingy  glib-running  y  tricl^lingy  a- 
long. 

Gti^cif.  An  Iron  grate.  i^^ 

Crille tic  bois.   An  Engine  made  of  fiicjîfs  i  or 

.  peeces  rf  raoodybmmd  together ,  and  apply^dxrnto 
the  wy  ncclfe  if  a  beaft ,  tkereby  to  fir  ce  it  vntç 
fifaitnefPe.    -  '  -^  ';         '  '   /  '0 

Les  grilles  d'une  fencltrc.  The  gratingy  or  birres 
ofawmdàw%  ^      ^  «  K^ 

Grille  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Brojled  on  a  Gridiron  ;  brtuey  affoy 

:  parcbedy  witberedy  or  dryed  vp  with  e^treame  be  at  y 
^^>  fJ^^^y  or  flipped  along  \  afOy  grated  y  or  clpfe  b^dr- 

GriUeODcnt  :  m.  A  broyling  on  a  Gridiron  i  alfiy  a 

,  parching  with  eMtreame  heat  \  alfOy  a  glidings  or 
^S:Jiidittg^almg  iatfi^a  grafm^ 9r  fbutiing  t^  wifb 
grates.        .     .   .     •     /•••>•  r  -"a*:  -v    \  ^    * 

Grificr*  ro%(^teonaGfidkonialfoyto fcoreh^pat^y 
Of  dry  vp  mtb  extreame  beat  ;  alfo^  to  grate  ifet  a 
pate  befireyfhétvpiPàth  grates  ;  alfoy  to  gUdOyJlfpy 

^  Jlide,ftealey  tric^Uy  tunney  glib  alangi  alfi^ m  Grif- 
fer iklfiit^fit  rmpledy  or  in  pJa^tSy  as  a  lament 

s  th0t3  tea fide-w^ed j  atfoy ti^ruJfkyOrfnatli^M  outr^ 
'  twifi'ed  thread.  -       •.        ^      / 

G{)U«C:'««  AHgmk^sbeHi  alfoyas  Çrillon.  ^ 

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GriII«lc:  m.  cc  :  f,    Fêérwjhed  with  UUs,  ms  a 

,  Grilleux  ;  m.  cuiç  :  f  Gratie  \fiiU  of  ft  at  es  j  made  U^e 

:%  -a  grjic.    '•■         ^  \.     _.  v.     -  -v  ,-. 

Grillon  des  chzmipsy  a  Gr^Jhopper]  de  çbcmincci 

a  oicl(ct.,^         Vf 
'     Il  a  beaucoup  dç  grillons  en  la 
dnmpes  j  hUhtndu  mf*çh  tfoubUd 
'OfVrêclamatioui, 
Les  grillons  gàfteotia  fefte  ;  Prov.  Loud  bablers 
arc  tuer  off  enfilé  c  atjhfls  \  ê'Prouerbe  taxmghUf^ 
'  fooneSy  a?td  Sycophants^  who  with  their  idle  chat  art 
trouble fome  td  all  (hat  heare  them.  ^^,  v 

Grillons.  ^4  l^md  (^fmar^^cles^  or  torment  for  the  fin- 
^gers.  '■  \  '        \  •    - 

GriHor  •  m.  (Tbe  name  of)  a  certaine  apple  thats  ripe  4- 

..   boHtAuguii/-'^i:y;'-  ■'■■^-j^^^^     -,       '     >:'i 

Gr  illoticr  :  rri.  .4  Gridiron-mal^er  \  atfh^a  ma\er  ofRaU 
f  ^    //rx,  CurraUs  wifb  BcliSy  and  fuçbl!{e  toy  es  fir  cbiU 

r//:r;7;  ^Rab.    yM-y''' '[^- .-  :        ' '■ -^    > 

Gnllortcmcnt:  m.À  rmgingyul^tini/atliri'g^r  çracii. 

Imj^r^  alfo^ajhogg^ng^orio^ng.  ^      .  ■  ^  ' 

Grillotier.  To  ring^nclf.lc^ràfïe^craclile  j  alfoytojljpgyor 


Grinchcs.  «r  Cuilhes  noires  ;  A  l^nttof  hiac  l^t  frrtit 

.    Chtrtus.    J.    .v..,,,:,:,  ,.  .  .  .,  ,.^^.  »>     ■.^■■■r:,.^\. 

GrinicUr.pr,PlurgrandiGr^4/*r.(v.in.)  ;*'    ?.. 

Gringalet  :  m.  j4  metiv  grig,  pleafam  lo^ui^  Botffi^u 

((ndue'fCoiueitedwborefon.  .  .       «    ^   .' *    I 

^     Gringcttc. Sw Çrigncttç,  f  ';;•';'  - 

I  tcftc .  He  it  in  hU     Grii^dnaiie .  tau  Gringorîànc  .'  'lloly.w^ter  ■ 

\fiiU  ofciochctiy  or  ttàimdjp ,  becaufe^rji  muemed  by  a  Pope  CïccÙ 


Gnngotcmcht  :  ou  J  ^^^^i^U^  Jhakîng  wi/^ 


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voue.'  ;-,../w?  ;n-'-'|i^ ....  ^  .'.•':,:./  \^...^ 

GriDgOter.    Tf  v^arble^:  ^uauer  ^  Jhjl^c  mtb  lU 

.  voice:  \    '   -  :^■^ -^ ,  ;t-;^-:^^  ^ 

Gringotis:  m. A quaUeringyWarbUnf^ydimfioni       '^■ 
Gringuenaudes:  {.The  filth  whichyû/ttr  ptirgwg,fiicti 

.    totbetoile^       -•       •  •  r,  ..^.^  '.  ,  ,'/*;.:.  u-  A:  - '• 

Gringucnotarit.  if^tf)i//>g,  qMtéeringJhakingùftbe 

Gringucnoter.  4^  Gringbtcr. 

Gringticnotcur  : jiu  a  iparblerj  fhakery  quaue^er-^ 

ans  ihat^injingingvfethtodiuide  much;  ^^ 

Gringuenotis  :  m.^  Gringotis.,^    ».' 

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■  mur^e.         ■:.':'  .'^r'y':  ./    .•       .  /-      •  ^'^         ■-.    -■■■  ^: 
Grimacier:  tn.  A  earner  i,or  maimer  of  fuch  Monlfyeiy 
or  Anticl(es^  cu  i??/untptuou6  buildings  f^me  to  pippox^t 
^reatarche'SypiUjri^beameu    ,  •        .y 

im^xÇ^çmyrr..  A  maker  of  moHthès^or faces.  \ 

Grimau,ouGrimauA/wG^^n  V 

G riimuclç  :  f.  a  {ind  If  tJxvle -,  as  Che.v cchc.  V    : 
GriinaiMçric  :  f.  A  fchooUy  or^  crue  ofPelUfes,  et  of 

«     mcdne  Gtammer  fchoUcYs.  •,:#,; 

Grimauld:  m%  A grimfiued  fiBofW^axrabbidy  w^t 
Tpardy  {rorqardyvnpleafmg^perfon  ^  ^^^  Grimaudc } 

atfo.r  Grammar-fchooleboy.  i-     ^ 

GrimbetiloUctée.  ^^  Befongncc/t^Rab. 
Grimei^t  :  m^.  oé  Grimouchc  y  ^r,  afmâtterer  in  maU 

•  ters  of  learning.  -  ; 
Grimoire-  A  bôol^e  of  comuringyonmcifingy  much  in 
*     %i%s4mongPopi(hTiefts. 

Mbc^  dc  la  Grimoire.  Conturâtionsy  Exmifmesi 
canmin^^orexorcifingtearmes.         . 

Grimouchc  :  m.  a  paltrie  Pedanty  meant  iiramma^ 
V      rian. 

rimpcment  :  m.  A  cUmb'mgycrawliniyCret^i^ram^ 

p^ngjunning^Vpwards.  »    #  * 

Grimpc-mUr.  if  climbewallyont that fcrambles vp a 

Grimper.  To  climb e y  c%4mU^  ^uepty  fcramblty  vp  j 
,     Uramptyûrrùnnevpvoardsy  as  plants  that  art  tt  4-' 
gainflawall.  /.  ^ 

Grimpereau:  m.Tbt little climbingyomifefilefjh bird 
caUedyaiyood'pecklh\  ,  ...        ^/ 

Grinipciir,;^m.  Aclimbtf^aci 

*  biefyVpiàgrds.       '  1^ 

Grimprcau.  4;^  Grimpcrcw. 

Gftmpurc:  f.  ^y  Grimpcmcnt 

Grince  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Gnajhed^  ârerajbedtogttker. 

Grincement  :  m.  AgnaJhiMg^pmdkg^orgréamiof 

thtttttht0getheii\ 

Grincer  Its  dents.  Toffu^. 

teeûf  iâgtthtr  fur  anger* 
Gtinccur  :  m.  An  anpiegnajher  oftbetiiéii 


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rimi^.éâ  CfîticcT^y  atfoytocracklcy  Of  ciajh. 
Grio  :  m.   New  Barlie  fteeped  in  watery  then  dry^ 
^:    td  by  a  fir  t  y  and  thtn  f^yedya^td  \ept  fir  (phificuU) 

%fes.:  y-  •.,      -.-r..:    ■       :      .       ■■    '..  . 

riotc  :  f.  A  kind  of  tart  yor  four  e  Cherrit^    ;       W- 
Griote'ïciche.  ^  Grio.  ^ 

G,  #       ■  ji^  '    . 

rioter.  T^^jifcfr  tboft Cherries.^  ' 

Gvïotcux:  m^çuie:  iGraueUie-yalfOylighw 

Gr\ot\çt:n\,A  fimreXhtrrietree.     *     ^ 

Griotîer  à  rofcs.  Acertainelgreattree  that  refemhki 
thtdouble-flojprtd^Cherrietrce.  -  >^ 

Griotte  :  {.Graueli'j  alfojhe  meale^orfloure  of'parchtdy 
orfryed  Bar/it  ;  ûTyA!  Grio. 

Grip:  tru7{jfihtyi/iolettce ^oTy  a viôltnt catchingjfircif 

bteta^inf^y  of  other  mens  things. 
■Allons  au  Cap  dc  grip.  Let's  abroad  for  a  pricey 
\ûr  pure  bac  e:y  (a  phrase  of  Pirates^^en  they  muld 
rtofea.)       ,  ^  o        . 

Gripauline,r/vi!;Mr^f4;w«<i>^iwrf.        ^^ 
Griphe.  4^  Griftc^  r^  ^ 

Gripher.  <r^  Griffer.  ;  ^ 

Gripp'argent:  nu  ^  Gript-mtneyy  eir  Catcb-coynei 

a  grttditj  or  coMttous  Judge,  u^gifirattp  OfctTy 

Laipyer. 
Grippe .  m.  grtppcc:  f.  Stiftdygraf^,eau^tMtgr9e^ 

difyy  griptdy  or  takfn  violently.  ^^ 

Grippement:  ttu  Agftpingyfihtpfg^S^^IPH' 
Grippemin^tud.  A  griping^catcbiag^  ffteiit^cmHêtiSy 

crutUfiJiow.    .i^,  /     V  /^.       '  '  *  f  L        iL 
Grippemincr.  To  gripe ^gïA^yféfi  ftedsljiicrutltyy 

GripfCTSoftfffygrtpt.gr^tit^ 
ëiiUntMtntbÊkljor^o^  .  ; 

Pouldrc  à  gripper-  AfifJ^imo0,»rlHfi'I^V^^i» 

GrippètS*: m.  T**«»^i<r^««>»^«#'^^ 

Grilin.  Al^ofà^efèB^Jittkiet^^' 

iMtr  J  Mlfo^irajHtfTe^r  the  cêlmrptlti^  V*h 
'  Gristle Jiiii^ineAAtMiaimf-   "' 
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hoarif,rvhii'Pj' .   ,,., 
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Perdrix  gnlC  T/>f  tfr^ 
JLc  pied  gris.  r^fH«*J 

:i  GrKard:  01..^  B^4;^s^ 

CrMre:' com.  Grayi 
Grircr.rogr<?»g*'47-t'4i^ 

Grifleincnt^m.  >*^'' 

■  .  ir^/<;iS.  '  ■'■^'■:?  ■ '.  ■'•n  .- 
JGrlfori.Picrrçdcgrll 

1     iihutfcfirvhenuiitâ^ 

tttvpardirvwei  verte' 

GrifoiV  m- oiinc  :  f. 
.  iù^c  5  ûldijhyor  fomen 
Qyi;ji#frd  bon,  gril( 
Cn$oiiné:..m.cc:K  6 
Grisonficinent:  nj.Gr< 

Grisonner.  4i  Grifer. 

Gffifi^nncuic:f.Grtf)'«( 

- .  the  pofwing  htariCy&c 

Grisser.  B  crackleyOr(li 

I    tiles  grilToientd'ard 

j    -mmdy  to  fee  it  -^Jtr^ 

thcifhwjL  ■  :■ 

'  Gwc-S.  The  great  Thru 
\':  fjrc:alfo,theThr(iftle, 

Xjn\.ç  filalle.  loolie  Si 

Grivclé:'m.cè:£  P«' 

.  (bij(l;ejindrvhite^rdi 

Griveléc  ;  f.  ^  BiUy  Si 
bUcl;e,andTft!hUe.) 

Grivdemcnt  :  m.  Fee 

tptïaUyfiichaoneM 

or  dumt  dndvebite. 

Griyclçiirç,:  f;.  .A  pecb^ 

Qivettc.  ATbrâfile^tr 

Grivolç:ni.cc:f.  Pw^ 

vchitejil^e  tbebeUk  of 
Grivoleineht.  See  Gri 
Gftvolcr.  To  ^«jfcfe,  or 

huHior(mft  proper  I) 

andwhite^^ 
Grivolurc  :  f.  «m  Griv< 
Gri'zonncr.  ^  Grifer. 
Gx<i.hçc:  in.  A  certain 

f>ird,[bmwbatléffeti 

Grobianifme.GroW/i) 

pAnï'.ot  precepts, 
Gropis.  Faire  du  grol 
_^fH'ichflàtevponhim, 
Groec  :  f.  A  great  qu 

j^irredtbïnzs'yVfbenc 
,  AIagroèc,riw*»j 
^^thegrami^a^H 
^oigncnraW«,»i 
J^oigtïôn.  A  kfndofi 
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Nihil  gris  M^NihJ.,  -^          •    .;^.  ^'^''  .  ^^'ÎS^*"»^  ^«gr9H^lv^^'tff/^''i^()'iF>^?'^ 
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rilaftrç  :  com.  Grajl^^éàyle^iivhitijh.  /  *;W  beyond  fea  GoofcÙcméi,.,     -  <, 

riicr  ^fo trovff/aj-baiïed\towax  boare^h(i{df^»  j ^ji  ^-^  •vGrpi^llesd'outr^ mcr..«  Groilellcs"rougcsr^:    •  •    -^  »  . .  ;!<  ,^  r  /,  ?  vj^s  .•  ..;  -     i 


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Cndfïrç  :  com.  GraftJJJ.harle.whhijh.  /  *  "'' 
Gr' 

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Criflèincitt-.-iTi.  ^  craMninoyfc^as ef  mtdt'in 

Grifori.  Pierre  Je  grilon.  /f  {indofjrcefloney  vchich 
■is butfofi  rvhenit  a  taken ou(.,oftbe  J^ua/rey^ bsft ^jf 
tenjfard.grfrvei  verte  hard.       f  v.  -    -x  . 

Griimi;  m-  oiinc  :  f.  Gmji  wirfcu^f  j  yvhitjjh,  hoârie^, 

"  ir\7ic\  old!jh,otfomex»hato'd]andhence-y  • 
Qyiii^^rd  bon, griibn  guercbon  :  Pro. ,      . , ; 

Grisonné  :.m.  ce  ;  K  Groivnè  gray,  hearify  rvbitijh. 

Q:\sonhcmcnt:n\.Graynep,hoarinelJe,wbitiJhneJJèç 

.  airomnivfhitijh»  \        '  ^''.■■^■■'m"'^'''''^ 

Grisonner. <ri Grifcr;  V  ,;.■  :   ■  '  '         •  ■')'" ^ 
Gfifônncurc:  f.  Grayneffe^oaï'mjfe^ïïj&ntffe  j  «r, 
- •  tkegrorvinghgariey&c.:      ' *       •       '■  ...-  ^  ; " 

Crisser.  Tu  crackjle,or(lil{e apm)to  creake»,  '  :  "^ 

i     Hlies  gr ifloient  à'  ardeur  de  le  yoii.rhey  loHged  «- 

■treamcly  to  fee  it  j  jOc,  tbei'r  dcjirei  were  m  frc  vntill 
!     îhnfivpjL     '  '■'.   ■■•    -••.>■  '■'-  ■■    "'•■  '■■'•• 

Çrivc  :f.  The  great  Thrufh  called  dVieldjkre,  or  Peldi- 
■fxiC\alfo,theThroflle,['' 

Qû\\t  fifalle.  t.ool[e  Sifallc.  ; 
Grivelérm.  cç  :  £  ?ecliled,^eci^iyMenet43my!eiy 
■  (hijclieand  rvhite^r  dame  nnd  white.) 
Grivcléc:f.  UBittyScroily  or  Sced^le-y  (beciufèUis 

bkcke,andve!hue.)        ■''*^-       ■  V '•'        *'  V;,;* 
-  Grivdemcnt  :  m.  Vecklednefje  ;  or/t  fpec^led  çakiltir  ; 

't^Hïaliypicha  one  as  ts  compofed  of  bUtcl^and  white;, 

ordmuândvfbite.         ■       y  &  \:'''^§i.'I'<.'. 

Griyeiçiirc: î.  ^ pecklednefeyoy  f^edfUdneJjié  'm'. 
(^\mt.AThrofile,ormauis.'    •/    _  S    '  ; 
Grivolç:  m.  ce: f.  Vec^ted,  fpeclfled^thèîd:,blac\  and 

^hitejilfetbebeliieofaSnayle,- 
Grivoleineht.  5e«  Griyelcment.  ,  . 

(^yokr.TopeckleyOrfpeclile',  tofpotv^itb  diuers  co- 

ioHH'y  or  (mo^  proper  ly)mtb  bUçlfi  and  Pfhite^or  diame 

Grivolurc:  £<wGrivdeùr&    -      ï   ;    #;        , 

Grisonner. «Griftn      #•.    *.  4  ^  '  •       "^ 
^^o-hccim.A  certaine  ajh-colàurid^Tid  great-beaded 

^^ird.fèmwbatléJfetbenaThr^lh. 
^miini{mi.Grobianifme,Jloitenlmel[e-i 

pai-ts;or precepts.  ■' -'-Ù^'^i-r:  \-'   ■■:,,..^^   ^ 

^roors.  Faire  du crobis. To  bepmayOrfurUe'itQ  ta}t 
^^h^tevponWm,  y-  v.^^  . 

vrrocc  :  f.  A  great  quantitie,^  or  number  ofptirrmg,  or 
1!"^.''' things '^Pfbence;     •  "  . 
^  ^*  grocc  The  boyifhfirmbl'mg  for  nutSy  &c,cafi 
««thegroimdi  *  J%*^. 

}^oigncT,Tonu-^e,ortorôotMitbtbe(hopft. 
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Groilcllcs»  0oofeberrtes  :  Tt^rniérries  \  hca-bsr- 

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^rôme  :  m^CC:  £  Bn§etted^cuffed.  ^    "^   ^     ' 

ôrommeleincnt  :  m.  A  grumbling^miéttcrinz^muT'  Ik  iv-v  \\ 

vmuring.    .  •^'t^:--::^>^:  ■  ,  •  .        V:    .    '♦      ■     ^    •     .v;    ^•'■■■'-^  - '•-'^- 

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iiPi^eene  the  teeth.  f  ^r^ 

rommclêùr  :  *.  M  gmmbUr^  mttcrer^  mumiit 

rer^  •  ;,  -:.     ;.  .T'v     .;  ';..  ^ 

Gronhmclcux  r  m*  cufc  :  ï.  Grm^lingy  muttmng^ 
mumt^ing^ dfèjmg^d^^^  ^  ,^.^.....,,,.,., .,.  ^.,. ,  .^..        ,^, 

ordeepenoyfe.      ,  ''-'"■.    ^  ''*-^^  fe:ï^^^^^^ 

GrorninelknKntvm.  ^  gr//;;jfc/iw5W««cri;^ 

Gtomtncn  Tobufetj  or  cufe, 
Qrôn^{l:m.AG^rnafd.^L3Ln^ucà^. 
Groncçr*  To  roare^as  tbe  fea  in  a  JloYme.      , 
Groiidcller.  ToyumbU'y  or^p  roarcj  a^s aiempefluèus^ 

rpater  tbat  beats  againJlroc\es^or  roots  gr^wingto-ibe 

banlies  thereof.  ,  ;. 

Grondement  :  m.  4;^  Grondcric. 
Gïondcr.Tà  vpburlejr^hurre^yârre^likfi  adogwat  is  an-' 

gYie\  alfoyto grunt^groantygrumbk  (witbtbrtaihing} 
:  agâin^  a  commaundement.         :  : 
Grondctic:  f.  AgrunXtng^gjrukbiirigirvhurlingyyar''^ 

**ng.       ^:  ;    -^ 

Grondeur:  m^A^lTnteripripm^Ut'^'awhurrer,  or 

.  jarrtri.  '  ■    .  ■., ,    "   "^       ^,,^--  /'■.:':? 

Orojpdin.  ;<  Hôj.  «f Barraig,  »  #   "  ?    * 

Gtohdir.  nfprondèller.  ^  *     •  ' 

fropming,    .   .   .'  # 

Grongnancnt  :  m.  .«<  |y«»/i«|.     . 
rQr.encT»f»grunt,li7ieaHog.      ':    - 
ro^rm.  Qreainefpe^bignofr,  or,  the  greatyfumme^ 
or  5r# ,«/ i  tf^ff,  â»  impofttion  vpon  wtne^  fild^by 
treat*  ■■  '.   -^  ■-  <        ■..*.  • 

Le  gros  d'un*af^rey%  mojl  difficult^  moft  îmr 
porfoMt'jKtrtofa'luJkeSh.         .. 

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>       4^c  t;i*os  dc  la  £;c)rgc.  Tfre  throat- bol/-,  the  Dew-lap. 
'%^^^      d'  uneherbc.  Tht  jicmmc^  or  Jlali{e  of  M 
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\  he  çros  dune  ville/i'k  ^^'i?  mp/mhent^  and  able 
]>nfon$/mat(np?tc.  ^    *    .  ..r//;: 

\'endi  e  en  iiros.  Tofeff  byojcat  -^to  vent,oi'  vttèrhks 

eofhmodtttes  byivholefale.     /^%:^::/''''■:'Z^'^■■^^^^ 
Gros  ;  m.  Thccoyue  cailedya  Ghat  \  alfo^  a  Vramme^Y 
the  eight  paii  of  m  ounee^^^  i  if  other 

v  V  wares^theppat^tofan  ounce  \  or^  the  i^6  part  of  a 

'  pound.   -■  '*■■  -v':-  ••■•'■  ■■■'  ':^^\'''-"':'     ■•'■^••'    '■,    ■' 

'     Gros  tic  Incques  Caur.  An  old  coync  offinejtlner^ 
vpcighvg  three  deniers ,  and  firjldcuhfed  at  Bourges^ 
'  by  orie  of  tbjl  nameyin  the ]lieare  li^S. 
Gros  de  Lorraine.  A  coync  worth  ij  s.viij  d.Tour. 
GrosdcMcts.  Is  of  the  fame  value.  ^  ^ 

(  jfos  dc  Ncede.  h  i^tb  iij  d^^r/. 
'  G  ros  dc  Naples.  Sill(e  Grogeran.  •  -    .     -f^ 
Gros:  iti.grofle:  f.  Groffeygreat^bigythicl{ei^alfû^hea- 
uîCy  fàdy  weithtie  j  alfo^duUybluntyrudCyjfbttiJhy  hloc- 

*  Groflc  halcincd  gcoflfc  halpina.  Blowing  hard ^or 

tVJthfiiU breath.    '  ^-  •      '". 

-run  •»  ■  .  -  •  * 

Eftre  d  la  çroflc  haleinc.TogjjJ^jOr g/tp^/^r  breathy 
,      to  be  almo^  out  of  breath.  ,  h  :; 

L  es  grofles  mailons  de  la  ville.  'The  riche  ft  hoUfes\ 

oTytht  mojl  power  fill  ^andmofl  cminenf families^  in  the 
i     $^owne.       '  '     .       * 

•%   Gros  mal.  The  jhlling  ficl^nejfe  -^  ôYyfjiile  euitl. 

Gros  yoyers.  Such  as  haue  me  anchor  middle  lurifdic- 
M-:tran:-.^^.:.  ■•  •    .,  '    ":    /  ■      ,     .--,      '^ 

^2   Gro{^  l\  a  vrie^rofle  tcftc.  He  Laverie  . 

;;;il  n;a  pasU tcftc  fi  groflc. ^H^ ^ ?T(?</3 wife^ er,not 
^Jv  weUfecneïn  matters  \  he  is  not  offo  deepe  a  reach^ 
'offbgre^anvnderjianding.'^'' 

*  .  Amende  p  v<>Ç[ç.Ajiney  or  amerciament  of  y]  s.fierL 

ros  Comme  le  bras«  Ai  big  as  an£rme  j  a^  Jhre  as 
C:   a-club)  ' : /',  J-^^il^rW  ■  "  -  •         •  • 

'    Filer  gros.  Lookejf  Àcri. 

Regarder d'lin.gros Qciî.  To  fiinvHt,  lool^e  big,  or 
fo^re  on\  tq  caftafkrtieeyeat.  '   '  ■•• 

Cjitosrocc.  Anafij-cohurèd,  and  guat-headed  bird, 
fomervhat  U^e  then  aThruJh.     .  ^ 

Gros-dqiix.  ji  ^md  of^mre^gteat^nd/weet  apple^ 

.Gro(elier  :  m.  A  Goofehêrrkjhrub. 

Grolèlicr  roug«.  The  Jhrub  that  hearts  the  red 

Goofeberrte.èeyoruhjia'GodfiberrieyredCmMbes,  or 
baliard  Corants.     '    .•  "  — =- 

GrolcIIcs.  M  GroUçlles.  Goofeberries,. 
^Gros-^gX^in-ThefluffeiGràgeran. 

Grôflé  :  m.éc  :  f.  Tottered^rpcked^Jha^en. 

Fcbvcsgrbfjéçs.  «w  Groulécs. 
■Xjrbflër.Tô  roi;l^it»tter,orp}aJ(ejas  ài»eal(e  biàbUngin 

Grofliciv^eGroIlicrv  ;       :  ;      '        J  '' 
Gros-menil..  The  nome  ofà  certaine  bord,  and  rouih^ 
sltind Peare.     .     -^  .J^        ,,,  /  '  - 

Gros-ocil.  rbename  of:an^xceBem  appU  fir  Cj- 

j.y  ,    -;  ■  ..<g.rm':'  "A.  '  ■  ■  ■."■■-■*•■■•■    ' . 

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^  GfoflTc: f.  ^ Groffeyor tt»iîu$  doipi  ;  aïfh, as  X^of- 
V  fefl'c  Hé  femme  ji<^,  tbi  mgrofement4)jf  ad  fn^u- 
ntettr^PÏpadmgi  Emdence^&çy  of  an  Infirment  &c 
^np'ùfféd,  ''' 

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blochflhly.         ..  t  ;^*:     '      :.    '  ^.    ' 

Groflcr.Tor4fr/fi;i/fc^/&rMf.     ^     ^*   V    ||; 
GrolTcric  :  f.  Great  worl^e^  things  wrought  by  great- al 
P^  fo,Yudtne{fe,groff€nefje  j  alfofiroferie-^warcs  vtttud 
\oT  thevttermg  of  wans  ^by  whole-faie.   ^    ..^        ' 

jGrollcflc  dc  fcmwc.  Awomans  grojJeneJJe,peat?^}j^^^ 

GroUeur  :  f.lprof4efe,btgnefe,thicknef^^^^ 

Groflicr  :  m.  ^^  G/7?t:fr  j  <>r,^5  Marchant  grofllelr. 
GrofTicr  :  m.  ere  :  t*.  GroJJ'ey  rude.v'npolt^hed^^  bloM 
yduU,clo^nifhJu)7)pifl).  -  V;^ <;^-  t 

I    Marchant  groflier.  That  fells  ontly  by  Great^oni- 
Pi  ters  hi^  commodities  by  whole-fale.     ^  ; 

Noix  grofliere.  A  mllnuti    ^  '/:,,  \ 

GrofTieremcnt.ifi  Croflcment.     ;  ^    -      j 

Groflir.  To  grew  big^to  wax  fatythiclf^e^or grojp,        j 
GrolTiflement:  m.  Thicl^-maliing'^or^a  gromnol^n  ■ 
^  fiit^miJc.  '  J  .  -^        '  -'n 

Groflbycim.ée:  ^•Ingro^ed^  rvrittenfiire^oYinpAi  ' 
and  faire  lettersé,^^ 

.Groflbycr.  To  mgrofei  to  write  fair  e^or  in  gYcatjud 
;ff  faire  letters.  •  *  -  . 

"Grote  •-  f.  /i  coo/^  r(?(?wc  vàder-ground  fir  the  Hunj/.e^ 
or.as Grotte.  ^-^   ^     '^    * 

Gfotç{ç|ue.4i  Grotte:  -,*' 

Groteïqucr.  T(>  //^/^r  f»  r^i^w,  rfewffx,  and  chfcwn 

places.'  .  »   .  ' 

clquçs  :  f.  Piâlute^  wherein  (as  plea fe  the  Tain- 

ter)  all  l(ind  of  odde  things  are  rèprcfented  yvith- 

out  anie  peculiar  fence ^  or^meaningy  but  onely  to  fetd 
^heeye.  « 

vjroton  :  m.  A  little  ^ot^cauernejst  hole  ;  aifoyûs  Crç- 
-^■•tori/'-'"  ■  •   .# 

Grottjf  :  f.  ^  grotycaue^enne^  cauerncJjoley  (vnda 

the^ound^       ;         ■'  '  "   "'V     -  ' -If ; - 

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Groueteux.  as  Groucttcux. 

Groucttc  :  £  Grauell  ;  or^a  graUelliefoyle. 

Grouetteyx  :  m.  euierf^  Graueltie  ^^flonie.^      # 

Grougnaut  :  m^  Gwfnard.^LztiÇ^ntà. 

Grougpulcr.  To  rumble yOrx;roakeylil\c the guts^ .       . 

GrouiUer.  Tomouejirreyfcrall-y  tumakefhew^or^we 
fig^^Jy  of  Ufa  h  ftirring  ito^inf^as  a  child  in  bis  vfic- 
then  w6mbe\alfOy  to  rumble^as  tbofe  that  in  ahoufe  u- 
moue  heauie  things  ;  a^ytofpMfm\  abound^  or  break^ 
out  confafedly  in  great  numbers.' 

Grouillîcr  :  çi.^xGroUicr.   ,    X  /^     *    ' 

Grouillis  :  m.  A  finring  heape  efwormSyOf  other  ver^ 
mine^alfoytbe^ingingofachild'tntbewombe. 

Grou\v[Q.The  bird  CAlledy  a  Bunting.     .  ^ 

Grculc.  Fcbvcs  grôulécs.  Torched ,  or  carM, 

Beams.   ■  -,    •'   .  .  :  .•I:,  ■;•/' 

GtOuUcr.  iii  Grouiller.    ^  \^^ 

Groumcler.  To  murmure  y  grumble ymuttef.    ^     . 
Grouppade  :  f.  A  certaine  lofiiemanateywhtchmpj^^ 


beaienwithalmelie,andfetUdmeafnreSthe  twm«' 
ingnuremde^nd  the  borfes  binder  parts  more  ra'itc, 

thai inanordiaarie cfirMt,    ''^-  ■^,  '^  j    ,^  * 
sc  Groyer.  To  boa(tMmt,cracke  cfbts  deeds.         _ 
Gruagc.  Couflumc  dc  gpiig^.TbecupmyOrdet^' 

maàér^rmuemg,mf^ljratmg^nddehHcrm^ 

ofiamdfold  injofrefif,  &c^  ...^  . 

Gruan  :  m.  OatMêipt^        ..  ^  »j-,v  2'  /? 
Gruant  :  m.  Oétmtâp,  Groatei.e  * 

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Gruaux  d'avoine. 

i'^alTe^foofecap,  hoy  don. 
^Gruc  franche.  Fz-f? 

(X  priutledgt  due  vn 

Becde  grue,  as  ,C( 

1>  infers^ fàfhioned  lii^ 

f  icons  ptiU  biiUetSyVii 

'bodei.        'If  '" 
Col  de  grue.  The 

■  fl!f)^  the  hearbe  Kobe 

'i^rtdsofihefirji.)  - 

.  Teftcdegruc.^iC 

iDanlcrragrué.ra 

"  U'f  '•■  •  '  ■  ■ .  "■'^'  ■ 

S'entretenir  comm( 

loiVifl^^ethiT  one  feci 

i  Grue:  com.  5//«)f>/^/l 
i     Le  monde  n'cft  plu; 

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I       r/jy^J.  ;•  ;^   ,  ■   A;..; 

G-Uçric.  ^/  Grurle; 
Droid  de  grucrie, 
in^vnto  fome  Lords 
hnnfin^ybroufagûj  a 

"vtffulïs^rvoods. 

d'Ugeoir:  m»  /^/^J 
G:ivj,consvThcïmlli 

.     /ivirfw^s.fNorm, 

Gruger.  To^g^udge^ 

cfumble  yM  b/el^e. 

:  ocr.'".-.  ■•^''^■'-  ^"^v 

rU'er:mt>â'5GnJ)reî 

piH^QftheH^jmmçr 

jhùî$  felled  fprfalej 
^ds^ismarl(cd^  '0'  ' 

Gruincr.  Vo^'^tU^o: 
■  G^uir.  /a  crnpt^le^or  c 
(Prairie.  «Gruriç*^ 
GrUn.^j  Grain;  ^Lî 
,^inmc:m.Alinotybt 

k^i%or  jparl^^ing^as 
Grumeau  dcûng:  t 

G/umelcment:.m./ 
Grutneler.ii;^  Groin  f 
Gru:ndeàx  :  m.  tu 

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^  Bois  grumeleux,  i 

^rumer.T^jfcregr^j 

tl^edunguertohaHei 

l^rumeiix.^f  Gnimc 

^^^uollcux:m.eufe: 
J^^^'^uottc-  ^  Griotte. 
^•upe:m.cc:f.Grtfi 
.^^pcment:ih.i4fgr 

^ruper.  Te  feiCe^gripe. 

le  le  vous  grupcr^ 
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Bec  de  grue.  ^  Col  de  grue;  <i//i,  4  Cr^»^i  biUfor 

l> infer s^ fàjhioned  lit^e a  Cf^ ânes  bïU )  vçhctçwïth  Sur*  : 

"^^  ^cons  piiU  btiUets^^sl  arrovp-bea^s  quî  ofrvouncied' 

Col  de  grue.  Thehearbô  Çranes-biU^  Herons-biU^ 

'SîOik^yb'!ly?tnlie-nccdlc  -,  dffojhe  hear  be  Doues- foot,, 

' :t''fo^'th'e hearbe Robert'^  (The  laicr  trpo bcmgfcHCrall 

^kndsofthcfir^L)  -        -^  ^J    •     :,v:^ ,    '^  ^^ 

.  Teftc  de  grue,  as  Col  de  gf  ùc.    .        ;    .-:    îJV   %  If 

Danlçr  îa  grue.  To  hop  y  ùr  daunctvpoH  (onely)  ^le 

S  entretenir  comme  font  les  ^vilçs.ObJtmatl)  tofik 
Immethcr.  one  feci,  [ide^  orfaôUon.  .../]  \-'->-- 

Grue:  com. Simple,  fillie\  fïAtiJhyfoolifh] andhcnce^ 
Le  monde  n'eft  plus  gruc;2V;f  wo/ld growes  wife  a- 
djyes.      •,:'«/■.-   \;.v  :/.,'  ■'/'"     '  ^^  ..•  '     ^, 

G^uerie.  ^/  Grurîc;  alf&yth^ivallitûf  a  Gruycv.     W 
Droiâdegrucrie,.&  garcrinc.  A  roydtie  belon^^ 
ïni  vntù  fome  Lords  lufiiccrSy  rvho  haue  thereby  the  '. 
.    hunun^y  broufa^èy  a'adparpnaifi  of.  tl^eirfubieôlSy  or 
"viffuùsywoods.       ••  ',    ,y-\  vM/'*  ..•'^•-.' -^-v 

(j'Ugeoir :  m»  Afmill G/'iro*;^ 0çrqgcoih  -   I-  ?"/ 
Griii^cons.  He"  fmallcfL^or  moft  writhen  fruit  on  a  tre&y 

/fWr////^5.  f  Norm^  ^  A  '•  •  •;. 

I  Grugcr.  To^g'f^dge^  repine^  mutter  (v.  m.)*  alfb^o 
cfumble^.oY  brej^e.  into  fmdtl  pceces  -^  or^as  Efgiii- 

fl/»r  ■'*■*"  «^     ■■*.   .         '■  .\    »      "■'  .      ,■    \ 

Gfa'cr:  mi' as  GniycVfPart  ofwhofe^t>0ceii^the  l^ee- 
fiii^  af  the  H jmm^r  wherewith  the  woody  and  timber 
Mi-u  felled  fir  fale^orprtbc  vfe  of  Commoner s^nFot' 

'e'h,i!mjri(cd,,M^''''ir^f -.:'::.  .•,:,•■:'  '•*'■;  ■^?,  " 

^ruierie. rfK^ÇMçîe.  •    '  '  4-  V      '  ,..     .' ■■^'  >.-\    '♦ 
(^.  uiner.  ro  'gfu^tle,or grunt  liJîJt  a  Hog.  ' .        '     _  '  * 
yf^iT.  To  crtt^t^le^or  create  ^lil^eA  Crane.  .       - 

Jjrairie.  <w  Gruric.  ^"-  ■'.  '■^■■■fc-  |'\::'-^'.'  :  ^'■^'  ■ 
Uran.^Grain^^Langued.         ^§  ■  *   < 

.vjiUinc  :  va.  A  l(flottbunchyctnlier^  clutter;  alfo^a  twhtc- 
J'ivi^nrlparl^fing^Mofa  Dyamond.      -^.      *  ?  f  ' 
Gru'ncau  dc  lang  :  fti.,  ^  c/or,  er  clutter  ofc-ongea,lèd 
I     ^''"''^^  .      v  :        '    "  !•  *■' 

Qrutnelcmcnt  :  m.  A  grunïmg,MMffHogf, 

Grii'neler.iM  Grommeler.       • 

Gru:ndeàx  :  no.  tufe  :  f.  Clottie,  clutterini,  clujl'e^ 

'  -  rtp^,       .  •      '  V        •         '  '.       '-     • 

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^Boisgrurneîcux.it<J/igfr,ife??o«ir,r«^^  ^ 

^niiTier.  To  Jbite  grapes-^  or^to  widadung  that  (herpes 

^''^^unguerto  bane  eaten  grapes'y(a  rpordappfyedmofi 

'^'itor»ildswm9,) 
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^ruoHcux  :  m.eufc  :  f.  GraueUie.ftonie. 


toyniti^vntOy  the  l^jn^s  forrejlSy'tki^hi  mull  of'nrcef' 
'fmci^eepc  Officers  to  iool(C  vnto  them's/id iimt  wvtiwU 
If  by  Vrefc\ipiionyOiCharter)tln:^  ri^htyoi  aJLunjmLCiimy 
J^ithi^ thcrr.he  may cxercife it  by  h:s  Ofjucii,  iv!\'iOut 
the  mpeachnnw  of  the  I\J^'g^y  ^fo;  tUi  Ojjicvy  oi  ike    . 
^^^^Ike^ofaXiruyét."      .^    .J  "    k^ 

lUric  du  cluibon.  Such  a  lirt  ^i^'ffdjclion  vHçr  the    ] 
milieu  i  of  chare  ode  ;  as  ajfo^a  properjtnn  fan  ujcYe- 
of  y  bclongin'^^  to  the  King^  in  vi^bofc  ivoodsji^ciur  thiy 
^b^)mdc^     '        •    ■*   ::   ■■••■■•^   -■:-'.;,;  ^^  '■  "^■ 

!jftis  :|m.  druell^  6r  water  wherein  any  corne  i'^  buy  Id  -^ 
Corne^broth:  audhencei\^  ^       ^.  %     --• 

^yic^rusdc  froment.  F«rwf«//^.      >;  9  Î      -     > 

Gru(efrll1^^r/^//<?,^r /^  r^;;^  \  <     .       ':P: 

H^rulTcr  des  pois.  Toparc^Vcafc.       ';'.;'        ^^^ 
Griij?^^^^  i  pr  the  courfc  rjnulcof  avy  o- 

their^tfïne\  theirédi  of  come.  ,  A^  -  *     -w 

®:*uyer;  m.  A  principall  forrcjler  \  a  chiefc  iVarUcny  or 
^  :    y0dei[if\-ïa^^^  m  a  fen' eft  ;  fir  this 

narhè\i^ generally  and  proper  zr;to  all  thcfc fcutrall of 
[  fleers  \  who  in  the  til  le  ^  and  right  th^rvcfy  belonging  ûa 
the  Kjngy  haue  authofkïe ^io  caiffe  hi.s  Vfdrnanccïh\ 
be  ^cpt\&to  punifh  the  br callers  thereof  (as  well  wnh^ 
in  other  Lords  woods ^Hs  within  his)  either  byfctri'^g  a- 
.  meruaments  on  their  ht^dsy  or  by  c  077 fife  at  in  g  of  t'eir^ 
^-c  at  mil  (the  whole  benefit  whereof  is  y  inwofi  place  s  ..nd- 
iudgedvnto  hirnjyet  ifthefa£l  committed  ( m  hi^  fr^ 
y    refis)  require  a  greater  penaltie  the»  60  s.Tomn.  they' 
.  rnujl  refirre  itoiar.io  thé  cenfureofthe  maijiers  of  the, 
,  For.refts'yalfOyas'mCtxmtv.    •  ^         •       .,-      - 
Gr.uyer:  m.  crc  :,f.  Of  a  Crane-yalfOymadef^s  a  Rarj^l{e) 
V    •Otuly.fhrthcfrahe.      -  :    -      'n--  7>    .    : 

Gruyerîe,&GriiyriG.vîJ.Gruric.'     •  ^  -s  • 

Gruypfec.tfi  Grio, 

Grylloh,:  m.  A  Cricl(etyOr  Grajfe-hoppcr. 

G^yotte.^^  Griotte.  >\  **         . 

Gryp^fne  :  i.'l'fye  hear  be  Motherwort.     9  y   , 

Gîypcr.S^r Griper,  * 

■Grys..^çGrts."        -,     •  .   , 

Guiiilardet:  m.  AStreamet^Vennony  orVendant\  in 

Ships:&c.       '      j^ 
Giiainier ; m.The tree catied^Judasirei \  (belil(e be* 
;  canfe  he  bjngedhimfelfion  one  of  that  l(ind.) 
Guaire.  ru  Guère  ;  Uttle-.  »  *  ^      ^     ■^:.. ... 

Guaivc.  Chofcs  guaives.;  Waifès^  .ûrjfit^^ 
\^  things  quitted  y  abanjimed  ^  fbrjàl^n^f^^ 
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Guarc  giiaf  e.  W7r,wifr  •  t/f  ife  beidytak^heea. 
^  ^   Sans  dire  guarc.  On  a  fuddaincyat  vnawareSy  he  fort 
any  warning  giuenywilbout  bidding  beware. 
Guàrcnt.  See  Garent. 
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Qui  veut  la  guarifon  iîu  Mircjl  luy  convicm  tout 
•    fi?îf  mal  dire  :  Prov.  Ht  thai  rvouldcnred  bem^Ji.atl 

WiUcnnfèlJl  ,  '_    :^:r:^^^L'h... 

Guânflablc  ;  com.  Heakable  y  curcâbU,^  Yccouera^ 

vjuarite:  r^Gante..  .      r 

Guarrdt.  5('riL'arrot.  .      f  /  ';  ^ 

Guaihlicns.  ^in  Order  of  Mt^tous  people j  conjijling 

'both ofmtii und  voomen^ and tnjhtuted ihe ycare  i^^j 
^'  by  V'c  O'^^^^lcjp:  of  Guaftala, j  Mantuan  Ladic..^ 
Giiaiîicr:  va..  One  that  i^  hired  te  tend  other  mens 

j;roiûjds\oryasG2i{ïïcr.       \      *         .' 
Guatte  :  f. The fmii^i- yomgShadythc riner Pilchard. 

^^Bayonnois.;ir5i^^>v.^^^^^^  .■■    ^.: 

,  Gnault.7i^c  namtr^  very  plea fant^ 

andjclcere'Cyder.  MM^^'f     •        ^     '     • 
Giiayac  Guacum^  ]Dî|hw.m  \\tXyPockcwood. 
Giiaycr.  as  Gmtt^:[:;i^^^t     .|^v-    ;.  ■  •'  •  ■  •    *  '  • 
Giiaynicr. /r^  Guaiîiliçp;;:  ^      \        *    ^   - 

Giiayre.  ^/^  Guère.  IfProyçnçal. 
Gué:  m.^  Voàrd'^  aJlMUképartofariiicr;where  it  mciy 
";-  .hcxvàdcdoHcr.  \.^^^'i^^^^^^      \      .^      .   ,.   ^^ 

^ A  era nd  cheval  gr^nidgué  :  Prov.  4 ïï^^^ ^^^fi ^ 
great  T  void  mi!j^hàye.y^'  ''^ 

Giieable  ;  con^.H'adcdÛ^  fit/tlielk^or  en  fie  ^  to  be  wa- 
ded ouer.'  \  $0^:fpJ'  ■ ':■  ■   y   .^■:     *  .      ■   \   •.'•,. ;•' 

GiicdricjOU  GÛ€3e^f^|;W  GucfHc;  (Courfe)  ivoad. 

Gucclé:  m.  ce  l^^u0dyjiiroii^thtgy  crammed fiiUof^ 
jor  filled  vpwit^^^  ,         .' 

Guedqii.  F^i^ç  d'^^Uc^pn  gucdon.TT)  mmceyorjlm- 
per  il :^  tob^îcé^qrmntyfi^  ofrecçiuingwhat 

i?jwàfd!yislmgedfiY  ;  to  fay  nay  and  tal^e  it^  as  men 

V  V -CBt  apr  which  do  a  thing  after 

-  f '^Vfry  hauemadtyit  fir  ange  a  ivhiU  r^)  and  dfterr^ards 
th^yfèU  MHw^thà  better  ftomacl^e  thenjjpey  had  re- 

Jucubimt;  ^  Gadouard.  *       i^       '^%, 

.Gucdôuflc:  £  A fr/!aU  oylf'pot^or  bottle  (wofl  common^ 

:^:ly)0uered  with  leather  ;  afmall  fit4rr achat . 
Gucdouillè:  f.^^i  Guedouflc. 
Gucdoufle  dc  yinaigrej  (Corruptly  fir  Gucdénfle.)  A 
fmallvineger  bottle. 

Guéé  :  m ,  ééc  :  f.  Waded  ouer  ;  alfoyfiûctd.  ^ 

Guécr.Tow^rf#. 

.Guécr  vn  cheval.  To  xr/ij]!;,  or  water  a  horfeinarh^ 

Uer.  ; 

Gueer  du  linge.  To  rince  Vinnen. 

Guclphe  :  com.  Of  the  Guelphianfaêiion  On  Italie,^)  al, 
fo^fiidiou^yarfeditiotîs.^ 

Gucmcnté:  m.  ce:  f.  Aslied^or  inqui 

nient édjor  complained  of 
se  Guementcr.  Toasl^ey  or  inquire  after  ^  er^as  j^ç 

Guermcntcr.  '^^-**       '  *  "'s 

Guenaud  :  m.Abeggeri  )ilfo,d digger offfraues.  ' 
GuQnàviï.Toftart^P^inke^or  xtrencha^de^  thereby  to 

amidàcommingbl(W.{v.m'^ 
Guencau  :  m.  The  throtle^or  ffmat-bcU.  ^Blcfîén. 
Guenille  :  f.  ^  rag  ;  or  old^nd  tattercd^  elowt. 
Gucnipè:  f.» Guenille.  «^ 

Guenon  :  f.  A  M(ml(ie:,alfOyanApe*yWhen€ei        § 

Gucjnon  de  mer.  45  Singe  de  mer. 


iffquired  after^dlfoyta- 


Guenot:  m.  A  Shepheards  Familiar  \  a  Spirit^  orliob. 

..  goblin^tphich  (asfome  of  thofe  ignorant  Swaynes  ma- 

•  •  gine)  prefer  lies,  and  defends  from  woluesy  and  thuuti 

thejheepe  of  him  ht  belongs  to.  ^hlcCxcn.     '  * 

Glienupc  :  f.  A  tntle  Mon^eyOr  Marmonfct;  \       *. 

VjUC^x^oïX.  Ahotie-water-jprinlile.  ^^ 

Guepillonneux  :  m.  eufc  :  f.  Sprinkling ,  bederv'mn 
caftingwater  vpon.  f  *.  ',  -' 

Gucrb#  Common  ofpaJlHrefbr  a  mans  beajis  thron^hout^ 
ail  his  neighbours  grounds  j  (  In  fome  parts  of  Hat, 
tanie.)^  '     '  '  ■  "^'^    ^     - 

Temps  de  guerb.  Is  from  mid  September  to  the  mid- 
dle of  F  cbruarie.        '  -.if  .     • 

Guerdon  :  m.  Guerdon^recompencc^meed^rmuneratl 
onyrewaf-d'y  al/Oyas^^ïdon.        **  • 

Guerdonné  :  m.ec:  xS&uerdonedyrewarded. 
Guerdonnement.  A  guerdoning^  recphpencing^  r^ 
muneratingyrewarding. 

Guerdonner.  To  guerdon  ^  remuneratCy  recomptéç^ 
reward.  /     / 

Guère.  But  Uttleyfmallyfcantyfcarceyrareybut  a  while ^ 
mi  longybm  a  little^  not  much.         .  i 

-^  Gucrc  fouvent.  Karelyyfeldome^  not  often;  nofmq 
times.  ■■•..;■•■./  ■  ./'■'...% 

11  ne  s'en  fault  guère.  There  wants  not  much  y  there , 
fcarcc  wants  any^  tU  lil^ey  or  verie  neere. 

Querçs,  as  GixçïC'y  and  hence 'y  § 

U  n'y agueres.  It  was  but  lately -y  itU  notloni  a- 

■■  ^  '  I     Cup  ■  ■...^-     ■■•'•/  .   -  •  ■■:    '    w 

Quandiln'eft  gueres  de  Lune,  when  it  is  butyoni 

'  Moone.  ■•■   :  v  f?--.  ■      •■  /■      -  '..-•  •■  '';^'  , 

Guer-ct  :  m.  Tallow ,  oi  fallow  grourfd  ;  land  rsd 

manured  y  laboured  y  tilled'^  fitted  y  and  prepmd^ 

fir  fçedy  &c  :  alfo.  nwuld'  or  fojle-y  atfoi  mudy  or^ 

Gucrctyicm.tcvïQsâcg.Ground  which  hath  Ij'cn 
^.  fallow  a  whole  y  care  at  leaff.    ^    *  ■> 

Guerete  :  m. ée  :  f.  UyedyormadefiUmy  warned i 
laboureltj  fitted  fir  feedy&c. 

Guereter.T^  lay^mal(e  land  fhlkw-y  to  earCymanurCy 
tUlytolabour^or  prepare  fir  feidy^c.      . 

GucrguefleS:  fjvide  Slops  yor  Gallogask^nSygreatGaf 

;    condor  Spmifhhofe.  f     * 

Gueri:  m.ie:  (.  Healed^cure^. 

Guérir:  as  Guarir;  To  healeyto  cure. 
Gucrir  aulcun  de  tous  fes  maulxj  Tol(iUone. 

Gucrifon.  SeeGuariibn.    . 

Gucriffablc  :  com.  HealeahUyCUfeable. 

Qwtn^QMiim.  A  healer  ypr  cuter. 

Guefite:  f.  a€  Garite  ;  oty  a  place  of  retreat,  or  fc/- 
dlng  hole  (  whereof  diuers  were  vmt  to  be  made) 
in  tbicke  RampierSy  fir  the  prepruation  of  thofe  tbaty 
in  a  furpric^e ,  bad  the  lucke^  or  Uifure,  to  get  tnto 
them  ;  alfiy  a  Sentriey  or  fVatcb-tower.    ' 

Guérite-  Mursgueritez.  %ampiers  fwrmfked  rvitfi 
fuchdefènces^or places  of  retreat  \  orSeHtttes. 

Guerle  :  f:  A  Smmade  (fa  sl(m  drjeiyond  pierced fUl 

»f  holes,    .  m-    .  ,       J 

Gucrfc'.com.  Squint-eyed ^or  gogK-efed' 

Guerlcr.  Toffi  (through  a  Guerle.)   4*    ,     ■  '    - 

Gucrlufet.  (Somexvba  Ukfi  m  Shapritfj}  "^  by-vffrajv' 

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Gwcnmr.Sec  Grenier.  '  ^    *' 

Gnerpi  :  tt\.  ie:  Ueft,quU,firfakefJyabandoHid,nlin' 
quijbed,  giucn  euej)  alfo,crept,crarvled,gonefo/ïi^ara 
,^  by littl^^irid little.  '        '     /^  ^ 

Giicrpie  :  f.'  ^  Gucrpine  ;  Alfo^  a  cr/cpin^,  c/awling, 

I       La  o\\QV{ÀQ.{lTifomcAiicicntckftomes  dothfgnijic) 

'\Giieipinc:  ^.Aquinwq^JeaHing^aoandomng^'ftlin^ui^^ . 

iu^^jvvi^oingjbifiking.         *  ^^  b 

^s\Q\mx/loquityleai4Cyabandon^relmqu^^ 

'     ;..'l:  5 yc'c!cly>r ^luc oim\ alfo (in a  contram fence)  to 

'(cijè^^fiiy  hold  on  y .  tal^c  pojfefjion  of\  alfo,  to  creepe^ 

craivlr^mouCyO/  gnc  fèrrpard$y  little  and  little. .    ,  ^^.  ;.. 

Ciucrpîson;  f^  ^  Gucrpine^  ;   ,      '     #; 

GiicriC:  t^^^arn  '^warfare  idjjfiord^jlrifiy  contention^ 

'  dcbjte.  .■  •  •      •    -    '    ;  *•.•        ^      •;.  '     ; 

\t     Guerre  gucrroyablc.  0^f;i,i>riw^rr^/7,)i>jrr^.' 
Bonne  guerre.  VaireplMy^or,  the l(cepingof  Car- 
ter-^a  tii\ingyind  fanfming^ofprifoncrs  in  rvarre. 
Di()iddegprre..5f^Droiâ'.    ; 
Fcrdci^ucne.  The J]j:iYpc  head ojf^a  harfcmansjiaffe. 
Tour  de  vieille  guerre.  \A  notable  Jlcightyplot^Jhif t. ^ 
an  excellent  Jlratace^.-  ^.       /'        -.       ' 
Sentir  la  vieille  s^iiQYïC.lôbe  of  the  oldfiampe^  CHt^ 

ia  guerre  eft  la  fcfle  des  inoni  :  Prov.  wane  is 
dcathe^  holy^day^  :  ^r         :     .  ^ 

.  Argent  fnid  guctre  :  Prov.  Money  mallei  rvarre: 
VIZ  :  incites  men  to  uukrtal^ey  and  enables  them  to 
v)jder}oCyit.  .  •  .        ,  .  '  '. 

Moainie  mort  ne  fait  guerre  :  Prov.  A  dead  man 
dc.j!es?io  bloyvcs.'  •*  %|: 

Mieux  vaut  en  pai<  vn  oeuf  qo*  en  guerre 
•vn  boeuf:  &^  Mieux  vaut  fcrvitudc  en  paix  que 
fçigneMrie  en  guerre  :  Prov.  Loo,^e  Paix. 
^     Nulle  terre  fans  guerre:  Prov.   Nd  land  without 
rvATte  ;  be  that  hath  land  tifddomc  out  of  law  j  The 

Qiii  a  terre,  fi, <i  guerre:  rrov.H^  that  hath  foy le 

'  hathfîéits.  \  .^    ^  z-.,^  '    i  :   v;;    -J-' 

Tousjours nç dure  orage  ne  guerre:  Vvoy/ Nor 
Ji,orme^nor  p une, continues  euer.  % 

'Q^\m\tr:\r\.A'waYrier,ajaartiaUman. 

Guerrier  :  m.  ere  :  f.  iVài lilie,MattiaU, valiant ^or  for- 
jardin  rçarre  ;  alfo,  contentious,  hrahliytg ,  btigiou^s. 

Guerrier.  To  wanc^  mal^e  wane  vpon,  fiibt^ot  cepiend 

Guerrite.  A  l(indvf  defence  in  a  rampier^,  See  Guc- 
'  rixc.     '.  *  /\  •    *    • 

Guerroyable:  com.  iVanable  j  fit  to  be  waned on^ 
_  See  Guerre. 

Guerroy^^it,  J^^^n.^^^^^fc/i^^^^ 

Guprr^^yé .  ^^^ç.  Çjva.7:û  pT  contended  againft^brab- 

^^^dor  brawUdtoiib.        /    ";       '.  .       ' 

Guerroyement  :  m.  fnne,wafftre,âr  warfktrrig. 

Guerroyer.  To  wane',fiihtjOr  contend a^ainft  ^^l^ab- 
:f^leivith  Î  ma^e  wane  vpon.  / 

Guefroyeur:  ta.A  MartialifljiYWaYrm  ^^^fiyitfray^ 

^^k^r^fxpaggerhycontcntiousperfon. 

Gqery  :  m.ye  : (.  Heated,cured.    •  ;     ;. 

Guesde  :  f.  woad^ot  fVade  -,  bath bearbe/ind  flu fe  thttis 
made  of  the  leaues  thereof ^  J^juiy  of  the  Preneb  V)ers 
caU  the  courferfoft  oftbtfttffeGuefdc,  ândÀhefi- 
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GueiHe  ï^v^gcMiaivoad,which  çrowesofitfe^Jl/ 
in  grounds  where  in  th' other  hath  been^fowne^andflff 
fers  not  much  fi^om  tt  but  injianll^e,  wherein  thi6  i\  the 
^  tenderer  y  browner.andfmatier  of  the  two.   . 

Guclde  :  m.  ée  ;  f.  loaded ,  dted  with  Woad. 

Xjuefpe  :  f.  ^  wajpe.  -    .  ♦      ' 

'  (jiics^éc:f.  AncaJl,QrC^armeofiVjlpes. 
Guespier  :  m.^  WoodwaU^!'ood'pecf(cr,Ejt"lilk(a  tit- 
tle bird 'J  afo^a  l(i?id  of  Spider  tbatfomcwhAtrcfem- 

Gudpicre:fl/?//'i/j^r:jw^/7/?/^'  ;^         M      ^^:,' 
^^uespilleur  :  m.  us  GalpillcUr  ;  Apjunndcrer. 
Guespillonne :  m.  ce  :  f.  Bejhwkled,  bedewed  with 

a^rinkle.  -.  V  ,■     -  f  V   ;  • 

Guespillonner.  To be^rhï^le, cr bedew, as wlihaho- 
Jywater  fprinj^le.      r^  \  ;  .   * 

Gucspine  :  f.  Awalpi^jdamC^orfasour  Cf^c^neyofLo/i- 

donja  nicl{fiame  far  awoman  of  Onciins. 
Gueii  harang  gUeft.  Apootten,or  leane  herrings 
Gueftre  ••  m.  ee  :  f.  Haiiingftartups  on.  '  * 

GUeftrcs  ilStarttépSy  high ^mes ,or'gamp9es,fiy  coim--   ï 
trey /villes.  ,.       ^     :  ,    \' 

Guesve:  ip.éc -A^tvaiued-^  rcfifcd,ahandonccl^  gweno- 

G\lc{yt.Sci^\çw  giicfyç.ALandloYdvntowh^ 
render  IS  madéwf  the  ground  held  of  himf         -^ 
Chofesguefvcs.  Waifes,flr.aycs,or  things  left  ,qiiit^ 
ted^abandoned.  ^ 

Guelvemcut:  it\.A  wayving,arefpng\alfo,a  refgna- 
^tion^orfurrenderofland. 

Guefver.  To  waiue^refife^  abandon,  giue  otter  j  afo,  to 

funender^giuebacl(e^Yefigne,redeliuer. 
' Guefveux  : m.cufe  :  U^lapjie,pJhiC',alfo,bep}aJljed^^ 

Guet  :  m.  iVatch^ward^-watck  and  ward  ;  al[Q,heed^  ob- 
feruation,  c^reJuU  Pying,  diligent  looking  about  3  a/fo, 
the  i^^'atchyOY  cowp.inie  appointed  to  watiK 

•  puetàpensjou^àpenféiou^nppens;  oUjappeitfc. 
An  ambup) prepared^  orr  laid  with  a  purpife  to  intrap^ 

,  deceiue,  ordefpoyle  the  partie  watched  fir  ;  alfo,  the 
ad  clone, or  offence  commit ted,by  the  meanes  ojjuch  an 
-ambuPi'^  and  hence*,  *  \ 

'  De  guet  à  pcnfe.e.  wittingly, wiU)ngly,admredly^der 
liberatelf,offetpurpofe  ;  and,  wnb  a  malicieux  interit, 
orarefolutiontedoemifchicfa.  ;  \ 

Archers  du  fiUet.  Loohf  Archer.    :^ 

Chevalier  chj  guet. .  TAf  Captajineefthe  ordinarie 
watch  of  Paris.  ,» 

Droiâ  du  guet.,v>4  Trerogatiuefome  Lords  (inhabi- 
tants of  the  borders  oftbefea  coaji)haiie  ouer  their  tc^ 
narits,  euerie  one  of  whom  they  may  (Pompeii  to  watch 
thecoaft  one  day  in  a  moneth  {whether  there  be  occa^ 
fion  or  no)or  top^yfvr  egehdefiiutt  5  s.  Tourn,  which 
'  are  often  changed  into  a  certaine  jquantitie  of  come, 
bennes,&c, according  to  the  cufiomc  of  the  place^or  the 
composition  made  with  them-,  alfo,  Cafile-^ard,oY  Caf 
tie-war  d\SeeV^x6\à,. 

Accouftré  pour  aller  au  guet.  Throughly  tipledy 
foundly  w  hit  led ,  that  hath  feène  the  diuell.  . 

Aller  deduct  d  fes  affaires.  To  goe  Jlowly,  lai^ify, 
droufify,fleepi(y  about  hts  bufine/fe.  -  ^  *-  . 
Eftrc  du  guet.  ^  A  voir  la  cafladcj  me  Voila  bien 
du  guet-  lamnowplamly  cou fencd,  beguiled,  ouer- 
taught',  1  am  come  to  afiirepafe,l  am  finely  drejl  in- 
deed. 

Faire  Ic  guet  à  Montfaucon.  To  be  hanged  (we  may 
fay  at  Tibi^ne,  Montfaucon  *rwiç  a  InUQitere  Park) 
whereon  the  common  Gibbet fiands.) 

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uçtidbk:mn hable-^fubu it  into  wauhing^(ind  n^ât' 

Guettant,  ^'atclwi.yv^rd.ng  \  fryingifpying^  heeding^ 
mhl(i/jg^  ohfetuwg-^  doft^Oigyjtaulkifig  ^fiti.     i 
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w:itch  :,aljdya  SentintU^  orwdtcb-fimer  in  a  ckJlU^  or 

■  foYtrcfJe.  ■;••::•,..•  .,v,  -- ■■.  .•-"■'^-•■•-■•.  '-.^■<^-.,#t..  ..V;' 
ucttc  ;  m.  ec  :  f.  iVaUhcd^ronrded\  alfo  \  pned^  or 
(picd  ifito  ]  narrowly  obfcruid^  malicioufly  dogged.  ■) 
ucttcincnttm.  A watchwgy warding-^  pfymg^  hee- 
ding^oblcrumg  y  dogging^lyïng  in  wait  for. 
licttcr.  To  V0atch;tvard^  rpatchandward\  ffie^  prity 
'ooi^e  about \  mar^heed^nete^pbleruenarrovply^dogy 
\iull(e  after  y  lye  in  roaitfvf.      ^   a^  ^ 

Gti^^ttcur:  ïtï.4w2tchei;ffp:irder  :^§i^  cfpiall ^  prier^ 

\  hàfic  ob  fey  tier  of]^^- 
Gycttcur  dc  chcinins.  A  way-lay er^  a  robber  on  the 

é  ligbway.i  pnrfe'tal(eryOne  of  Saint  Nicbolas  derives. 

Glicu.  asQiKUX'yA  Cool;e..      ^      .    .    . 

Gucuant.  Btggmg  in  the  highway;^  or  y  like  a  fogue  any 


4adamc  du  guichet  (A  'mk^ame  fir  a  MidrvifiS 
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Gucucr.  as  Guculcrr^  •     .       *  ,.    ^ 

GueiiefTcv  (. as Gi\cuÇc\ A yvoman begger.     ■'':m\.  1 
G{\Qu\c:û'ihe^r?tOHihyg!fo  ,  {and  mi^jt properly)  the 
throat  ypiUct\p\peyOrpalfa^ey^^^^        meatufentfiv, 
the  moiiihdwTieto  ihefiomad^e  \alfoy  tbefiomacl^c^t 
fc  'fè\  or  the  mouth  or  Orifice  thereof. 
GmcuIc  droitre.  (In  Arcl  itiClure)  as  Naflellc* 
Guculcrenverlcc  vi;^  Cymc;  ^  ^       :        /^ 

tlarnois  de  ^iiçulc.  McatyVi£luaUiy  mouth-armur  y 
.  throat'hamePe.'.       ^     :  '^     «^   f  ; 

Marchandi-c  de  gUcuIe.  Vidua Usy  Kitchen  ware. 
■,r   Moi  dc  oucuIq.  A  ieallyOt  r^errie word.       \      ' 
Tonneau  â  jGJueuIc  bee.  A  Tunne  rvhofe  bead  U  bea- 
ten out'y  nfythats  open  at  the  one  end.       «  ^^ 
Bien  fendu  de  gueulc.  H^ell  mouth  clou  en  y  that  hath 
a  goodlîevpide mouth.              ^..   ^ 

Au  chat  cendreux  jamais  nc  tombe  rien  en  gueu- 
le :  &,â  regnard  endormi  rien  ne  chet  en  la  gueu- 
le •.  Proy.  SliiggiJhyOr  id/e people  ncuer  get  any  thing 
ta purpofe  \  w  fày^fidleneffe  cornes  no  goodnefe. 
Au  chat  lefchcui  bat  on  fouvcnt  la  £Utule  :  Prov. 

^   LookeChzt.  .    ^        ^ 

Gueules.  Gules  ;  redyàrfangutneyin  Bla^m. 

Gueullard  :  m.  rhe  mwa^eyOr  mouih  (fa  beajl^y  alfoya 

\  wide^MOUthed  frllow  ;  alfoyon  impoJfeCiilie  theheadof 
à  Lyofijvpon  aunciept  buskins.  f^ 

Gueullc  :  t  See  Gueule.  <■        ^    ^*      *  :  *^ 

Gucus  :  m.  A  bigger  i  an  idle  roguCy  atou'^te  tattered 
vagabond.       ^  | 

Cucu{ânt.4yGueuant.     *     M 

Gueufe  :f.  ArpomanbeggiryaJherogutyapeatylaT^iy 
andlou^€queane\  a  DoxityOr  Mort\  alfo^  great  lump 
"     0f  melted  yron^rudijind  vnfi(hiênedy  tuen  éu  it  comes 
from  tht furnace.  f^  ^^?  ,^ 

Gupulèr.  T#  beg  on  the  bighwayjilie  a  rogue.         ,  ' 

Gïieufcrie  :  f.  Beggafie-y  acantingfir  begging,    . 

Gxicy:  nu  as  Cue  i  A  fiord,  . 

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Guid^ffç.Ji Tajfort^or  iiutcff^ficcndud. 

Guide:  i.^ guide Jecdir yco^iduttor ydiïcflor \  a!fo,  a 
certain  little  feafflj  (hat  continua  Uy  (rvin:ff]es  ht  foc 
the Ubalcyaljoya  {indofdi^eafeyorjtireyina  horjutfi* 

■  '  thers.-^x ','-;.J$L^.   ■'■■>*'■  '  ■"  .  •  •  ■  '     . 

Guidé  ;  m.  ce  :  T.  Guided  y  cwndudcdy  direfled.  ^ 
C/uideau  :  m.Al(mdcffjrj-nep     '%  ^r^v       '^^ 

Guider.  To guideylcadydir(6lJondt}n\fetybr l^cefe  } 

ibeway.  ^  ^^.■■^.         .    _^--'  ;  ::;;* 

GuidcymmUThe  needle  of  a  f^  ;  /^^ 

Cjuldon  :tn.  A  Standardyjl/fgne^  or  tànnev  zndtr 

V   vpbich  i^tîoupe  of  men  (ffArn.es  doejirue^alfoyhetbai 

bearesit.     .       •  .é^'t'j^.  •■   '■\-*V-'^  \\^'-^:-'^^^^^ 
Guieor.  as  Guide  ;  An  old  vford. 
Guier.  a^  Guider  j  To  guide,  (v.m.) 
Guieres.^  Guère. 

Cju\gtS\  ï.  Tlije  handles  of aTarguet^cr  Shiel(lt.^^^     - 
Guignade  :fl  af  Guigrcmcnt.        i        m      - 
Guignement  :  m.  A  wail^^iigycr  aiming  at  a  th'mi  mih 

one  eye.      .  ^\.  .  .:,.^:'-  p.- ..  •.  ■  ■         '    ,"%--•  •-^;«^:'"- .  ^ 
Gûigne-queuë.  Tfcr /////^  bird  caUcdyamgtaiU^  cr 

Guigner.  To  vpin\e^or  aime  at  rviih  one  fj<?  j  ttlmUai 
a  i,hingyWi?f\ing  j  alfOyto  blirjl^e-y  tcwihl^eûnd  Icclit  a- 

Guigncur  :  m.  Awinj^er  j  an  aimer  r^ith  t  ne  eye ^  as  a 
GMi'fier  taking  hU  IcneH  -,  alfoy  a  blinlicr.  :^  -^      ! 

Guignons  de  roches.  Tie  corner  s  yor  edges  (fïoc\t$.     * 

Gui^neron.  i4  Cold  finder yC  Vung-fiinùr.    ^  %. 

GuiJee:f,W^ye^//fccwfr(/y4/;7r.--^:  ,;:^ 

Guilhcdin  :  w.  A  geldings  ^  ! 

Guillardct.  as  Gaillard:  ^Rab.    •     :. 

Guillaume.  (A  name  ;  )  mlliam  ^alfOyawcli/tamefira 
fuUydolt^fbpyfiole^p  ,  .•^■-  #  ^^  j^--  >« 
Guillaume  baillexmoy  la  lance. w^f/tf^tïr/ft/?/]^^^^ 
ment)wherein  one  thats  hudrpinl^t  rides  on  anothcrs 
%/gbacl(eyand  calling  thus  y  halh  a  [hit  ten  fia fe  uugk 
him.  ^      _ ^,  ■  \.,^  . . 

Guille  :  f.  The  quillyorfiitlcei  of  à  raine  vefell  j  alfOy  the 

;  k^e^e  ofajhfp  ;  alfb^gitile'yCrûftydeceit. 
*     Guille  de  beurre.  Apecce  of  butter  made  of  the  ft- 
'    p^foi^i  of  a  finger.  ^ 

Guîl]é:m,ce:f.  Brgi/i/^^.   ;  \. 

Guillcbarde^u  .  m.AtoolCyorinfirumerjt.  '}      .* 

Guillce.  <r^  Guilce.         _^ 

Guille  mine  :f-  A  certaine  Edid  a gainfifihe  exorbr 
tarit  prunledges  of  the  Church  ^  dewfed^d^d  fubbfied 
by  Guûhumcï'ojctya  Channcellor  efFraKnce. 

Guillrm!ns:m.  AnOrdci  ofHermttesy  inftiiutcdky 
:  àuûhxxtvtyTyukctiCuitnxxÇyandEarlcflfX^^^^^^ 
Seel^e  Les  Blancs  Manteaux,  m  Mantcat. 

Guillemot  :  m.^  certain  three^towcdfiiwltythat  feme- 

"^  what  refepibles  a  Plotter. 

Guillcrtard^  m.Partcfawomans&c.         j  ?f 

Gu\l\cv.Tocoufenybegutle^eceiue.(y.w.)  ^y     . 

GuiUciet  :  m.ctte  :  f.  ^trtihyfrolicke.M^^^^^^ 
.    êlfoyred  about  the  gills,  éu  ène  that  is  eup-jkotteny  or 

ha  th  drunl{e  feme  what  hand.  ^   • 

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Guidant 

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Guillot  le  Songeur.  /4  dreaming  fellow^  a  duUfiee- 
iloggar-hcad.   "^  .  • 

.ogechc/ Guillot  Ic  Songeur.  Put  into  a  dump, 
mu/f.dteame.drfuenintoafhidie.  \  .  . 

Gimmia  :  m.  .4  noddic^  mnnie^  coxe^  idcot.  "'  j 
(iuilbn  :  ft  /^  ''.2^^  ;  ^  rvanton,  orwande/in^ygirle. 
Ginîvcrdons  ;  m.  Gïcut  gobbets  oJ'Uquid  meais^asof 

Giu'ii^^ïvcs  :  f.  ty^arfl)  SMulloives^  moorifh  ^ùllowesy 

^r(fbitcMdlowes^^/\.^  %\':::^'^^:''^'''''[  '.^-V-,  '^ 
(iiiipinuTCS  Hiùvages'  The  mfdsiiallcnves  called^ 

4  mv,ednvic£à}'earc,  ^Rab.  '  ?•  "  (  •  .  . 
CjuiiTipc,  'jrGu'îiTiphe  :  f.  as  Guimplc.  1  "Y 
(niimpkr  :  m.Ama^er  of  Crépines,. 
Q  \\\x\o\t\f.  The  Crépine  of  a  frencb-hood.  ' 
Cîtiinchc  :  f.  Afword^or  batchellfor  aflax-wifi; 
'^  (Juiiicher.  Tawrif^le^r^rithc^wrinch a  toefide.  ^  - 
f  j uiiid age  :  iTi.  ^  boifmgy  or  lifting  vp  j  é?r  an  engine  to 
■    lift-up  ihr/igs  rpith.  '     ■-  •^'  •  •  -  -  /.=v  •  •■  ' .    '^  : 

Giiiiidal:  ït\..An  engine  to  lift  vpftoaeSyOr  timber  wtb. 
Guindé:  n\.  QZ:  i.  LiftyOY hojfedvp.         : v^     ..-  ; 
Gm^dct-To boyfèiOr lift  vpon high.         /     ** 

Guindcr  les  ciciix.  To /^o»?  ^t?rp/;^  f  fc^  fc^tf  «wj. 

Sc  Guindcr.  To  boundysl{ipy  or  leap  vp  j  alfoy  to  l^rjity 

or  ?athei'  himfilfp  together.   .  •   ,  . 

Giiindercffe.  la  o.dc  la  mifaine.  Tbe  mizen  halliurdsi 

the  rope  v^hereby  the  mi^enfayle  is  boy  fed  vp. 
Giiindol.  See  Guindal.  4;.^  . 

Gifindr)Ics.  ^  Guindoules. 
Giiindoulcsrf.  The  fruit  c  a  lied  ^luittbes.^      V  : 
Gmndrc  :f,  ^  reele^or  rvheele  tomndefil^^ 
i  Guines.^feGuilnes.       ;'       .^        ,.    /   ^  V 
Guinguois.  de  guiliguois.  Slotéenly^  vneumlj^  vn- 

h/iùComely^^vi^yy'yaljo^huffinglyjfiPdggeringfy^^ 
Guinfon.^^Pinfon,  \      " 

Gdipilon.  An  holiewater  fprinl^le. 
Guipure  :  f.  A  grofje  Macl(  thread  (couered^  or  wbipt  a- 

b^f(tmthfrllie)  ivhçreof  corded  hat-bands  be  made. 
^inj)ùrcs  d'or.  Goulden^and  ivreathed)  AglctSy  or 

y  >  mznaç  :{,  ^  garland.  .  .  ; 

Guirlande  rm.ée  :  f.  BegàrUndedy  wear'mii  Gar- 
l'^'id ^bcdecl^ed^or fit out^wuh  Garlands.  ,^\l 

Quiianiie  :  f.  A  l(mdof  (offenfm)  lon^handled,  and 
long^eaded^  weapon  j  or  (as  the  Spanijh  Vifarma)  a 

,  //.î,f>,  that  hath  vfltbin  it  /iM  lengpilfesj  which  with 

^ihtiot,or  tbriift  firrvard^  com  frrtb,  ' 

vjuifc  :  f.  Ouift:  j  manner ,  fàjbisn,  cûfiomey  vfage  j  hn- 

Ch^fcun  a  fa  aui{c  :  Pro.  Euery  me  asbe  lilies. 
Tant  de  villes  tant  de  guiles:  Pro.  Jneutrytcnvne 
^^ifeueraU  cufiomes^or^Jhions. 
'^uunes  :  £  A  kind  of  Hitler  fweet^  ^nd  long  cherries  ; 
^'fj^mdfo^becaufestfir^  they  came  out  tf/Guyenncj 
p^f/^,*»;  kind  of  cherries.  .    \.  .     ,      %    ^ 

}^^^^in^r:m.^ftpeet.eberrietree.  ai 

U^l^crnç;orGu\tCTK:f.AGitterne.  f^  •  ( 
'^^uipc  ;  f.  A  wound^  or  bloiuUvnPtx  (in  BÙMnJgolpt  $ 
f.'fm«ftbepMfflè.)^,   ^  :4j^,::.'^jr''  '' 

V"'Pine  :  f.AqHtttJni,  feaukg^bandênh^j^lfitt^y 
y,»n  ,..       "ateinland,      -• 


f  ^ii'pir.  at  Gucr  pir.  To  quit^Ugue^watue, 
^umcnes:  l  The  tackfint  of  a  (bip. 


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Vmelie^îocon^^^^ 
Guorre  ;  f.  as  Gorrc  i  Afox^.  ^Rab.      '  ;\. 

(iuoy  :  m.^  little  hand^biU,  v/edfir  the  cutting^ and 

pruming^of yiuei.'  l    '       i  •  v 

Guflcrct.  AnicJ^nàmCyOrl^^'Wordfïaieggarliefiul'  - 
^-     dicr.    ,■  ■)^',\'^    ■■■.■:•,    ;■     .  -v     ■•   _.  /  A 

'  ^urpk.  To  quit  y  firgoejeaue^abandon,       ;        \^}- 

Gurpilbiv.-f;  A  quitting^  fr goings  leaning,  abando- 

ules.  The  baU  of  the  e^  \fo  tearmcdm  bla%on\and 
miijicuer  befangume.  *      É^"    '  -  # 

Gutalc,  ou  Guttâle.  ^/^;g^^>^^^^^      '  ' 

Guttural  :  m.  aie.:  f.  Çutturall  j  belonging  to  the^; 

:   throat...  ;  -   •  .        ^- 

Gi\^:iu.Ml[fcUoe,0rhijfcldine.^^ 

,\  Guy <lc  Flandres.  A  l^iridèfmrtùï  wherewith friet-- 

Guybcrges.  as  Guymbcrgcs.  .jy^t    [.,^' ■''■-■  ■■\\'\\^^^^ 
'  Guybourc  The  name  of  a  certaine  grcenc^  andjweet 

•  .  apple.       ^      •  y     •■  ■•■     ■'^-  ;  "^;^-     ''•  ^       ^  ' ^^-    ■- 

Guymauves.  ^^  Guimauves. 

Guymbcrges.  Flonnjht  worl^e  in  feeling  ^  or  vaut* 

^'^S^      :     /      s  :   .  :        ..."    ?w--x.;,  .  •  ,.    ■. 
yjuyncttcs:tTongGuinnieh€mes.  -^     - 

jruynnes.  ^,  Guilocs.  ff       / ,  ^ 

Guypierre./wGuipure*    .   ;  ^  x       •iè  *  ^1* 
GuypuFC  ^  Guipure.    V       .       .  * 
Guyron.  Tfo^r  which  we  call  Geronne^in  blafmg  of 
Armes.  ' ;    <.  'y  ;  ■  >  .;./ 

Guylarme.  /w  Gui(arm4^      ;  / 

Guyfannier.  One  that  férues  'with  a  Guifarme.  •  ' 
GuyuïQ'Ç.Afnalieyan  adder.    '  '% 

Gy  :  m,  TUifler^  mo/ter  ;  lào\e  Gyp. 
Gymnafte.  fv^rrz/^rfj  (>î^,;jW    ^r  exercife.tK^h. 
Gynccocrâtic  :  f.  Feminine  rule^  or  authosritiey  the 

gouernment  of  a  woman.     \  )  /    'y 

Gyngois.  à  gyn)j;ois.  ^3  dc  Ouinguojs. 
Gynocratie  :  f.  Tbe  Goucrnmetit  of  a  woman^  V 
Gyp,  or  Gyps.  Morter^  plaifl\r  \  or^a  i(md  of  white 

fione  whereofplaifter  is  made.  \v       # 
Gyplé  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Ij/ie  morter^  \rplaifier'^àlfo^  molten 

red^  orplaiftered.    ^^^ 
Gyvmçias  Giraftc.  ' 
C^ynm  if. Tbe'frogtearmedyaTadpoTèr 
Gyrofiée  :  f.A  giUo flower.  See  Giioflcc. 
Gyrolcs:  f.Slfirtet roots!     «        •  "]  ,:  :     , 

Gmon^  as  Guyvon  (a  tearme  of  blafonrie.) 
Gyrouet  :  m.  A  fane  j  or  weather cocl^e  j  See  Girou- 


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uoouctte.  as  GogMc; 

Le.cocur  luy  dit  guo^ucttc.»  it  exdtdmt  merrk. 


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Gyroucttc  :  f.  as  Gyrouct.  V  ^ 

Gyrouettcux  :  m.  cufc  :  f.  Flitting^  wauerinf^y  incon^ 
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Ha.  An  Inter ieSliony  fometimes  denoting  a  n^j 
<w  ha  5*11  m'  cftoit  permis  \ fometimes  griefi-y  as yhiy 
cruelle  fafchcric  !  My  or  alas,  what  a  trimblelfome- 
ttmes  threatningy  or  anger  ;  as,  ha  mefdianc  tues 
tnon.HaviUainethoMartdead. 

Ha  ha.  An  Interiedm  offèare,  or  ofrvnder  (vpm 

3  s.  thefeeag,or  finding  of  a  thing  on  afuddain)  Abwyat- 

'  foysf.ifi  ughter  (then  acompanied  mtb  hi)  as,  ha  ha 

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Habarrc  H  A  lytcr  j  Sît  Ozhzxxt. 

Habatrç.  as  Abbatrc, 

Habeliné  :  ip.cc  :  f.  Difcmperedi  or ,  (^  fornebam 

vfiderftooJ  it)aU'tôbepi(fea:  ^Rab.  -r 
Habile  ;  com,  Jble\  firâni,  luJUc^  powerfiUy  hardie-, 
\    qml^Cy  nimpUl  ^flif^iy  riâdiey  cMHing^  expat  \  fufi- 
^ (lent \  fit fbr^boMdrême iM^pt vntOyâny  thing  be  t»- 

dcrtalieSytnUputvntoJ  ^ 

Habilcincnt  Ab!y\  ftrongtjf  luflily,  hgrdilj  ;  nimbty^ 

qiéicl(ly^  readily  •  aptly,  fitly j^  with  looddemm  \  can- 

nin^ly,  expertly 'JyfficicntH.  ^    ' 

Habileté :f.  Abienefje,  abilitieiprength,  luftinefe^ 

ilHict(neffeylighinefe,0{liuitie,  nimblcnejje  -,  aptnefe^ 

.  readhicp^bjnJfbmcncjJc^  dexter itii)  cunning  -,  fyjfi* 
,}■;'  ciençie.   ■      •  '  '■;  "  ■'.  "   •■         .^    ••  •.   ^-  • ♦■-     -w 

line  tient  iaqu*  i  vnc  habileté  de  main.  There 

needs  no  more  hut  one  right  blow-^one  blow  well  fet  on 

rroiild fane  the  turne. 
Habilité.'/^  Habilctc.  •  •      '' 

Hab^itc  :  tr\,éc:f.  Enabled 'yfiiudi  confimedi  auow- 

e^^dlaxptdof.  ^  .   _  ;     . 

Habiliter.  To  enable  ;  confirme ^puefiufngth,  orpemer 

'vnto\  to apt,or  ma\efit fiiY  :^  to au$w,or  aUêw of. 
'  Habiliter  vn  mineur.  To  enable  an  injpnt  to /hey  or 

anfwerihlaWybyappoïntmghima  Gardian  who  may 

doehfirhim.  :: 

Habiliter  vn  proccs.  C'cft  quand  les  parties  droif- 

fcnt  leurs  procedures,  pieces,  &  produdiom  avec 

inventairc^pour  eh  mettre  les  facs  par  devers  le 

Iugç,pour  avoir  droiâ,&  iugemenc  :  ^Kagucau. 
Habillage  de  poullailles.  Tbedrejfing  thereof -^  m  the 

plêunmgydrawing^&c. 
Habillé  ;  m.cc.*  f.  Dreffedyclothed^arrayed^  atthred^Jp- 

pareUedi/u/mJbed'ydeckedyadotnid. 
/  Habillé  comme  vn  bruHcur  de  maifbns.  In  tatte^ 

redyor  defperate^array.     \ 
Habillement  :  m.  ^ppaieU^cUtbing^array  attire  y  a 

fute  ofâppareU\alfo,a  garment  jrayment  y  vefiment^or 
;    vepure-yélfè^rmouryorbârnejje  land  hence  ^y 

lizhilLcnicnt  de  tcfic.  An  bebmiy&r  biéul^^^ 
Hab'Jlcr"  T«  cUuhydreJ^eyOppareU^rayyattire  i  tofitr- 

mjb\alftytodicl(eyfrimm€^arne.  - 

Habit:  m.  A garmenijraknentyVeftiment y  m  vefiUre-y 
\    appareJlyêT  afktt  êfêypaifeU\  a^o^  m  habit  3  âjkjhion 

fetled^vfiorcufiomegatten. 

n  n*eft  pas  iî  fol  qu'il  en  porte  V  habit.  He  is  notfo 
^ndashefiôf$esyfnrmal(esjhewfir. 

V  habit  ne£iic  pas  le  moine  :  Prov.  T^r  M/  fbè  bâ^ 

bit  (but  ibe  heart)  that  malles  a  mon  religious. 
Habitable:  com.  inhabitable  j  wbicb  may  be  dwelt 

Habitade  :  m.  AnMUacie^  bsbitatkn  -,  4  dmUittt; 
«tUùnémipUce,  r^"^ 

Habitant:  a.  ^nlnhgbiuint.ttinbtbitm'-ydiweUer, 
Qtabida  mû  place. 


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llshiXaii^JMhâbumf^imJ&ii^iding  in. 
Habitation  :  f.  A»  bâkitât'm,êr  mbâkiuûm»  a 

la^ttjUce  êfabidmg: 
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Habiter.  TêdmeM, mlmkèt^die,  rtfide/e»m»e^H»ey  \ 

Habituai  :  m.  aie;  t  BnUùMi  cuprntfUt  fmtm. 

Habituation:  f.  A  idtt,  vfi,  if  eulumeig  miMuer 
attmMUmfetUd,  firme  tâkm.         -  ' 

Habitude  :£  c^pme^  tfi^  âtfmàmmui,  fimUiaritie 
L*  habitude  decocps.  7tn  efitU,  fB^t^  À(n;|»  f 


•    dijptfit'têtff  tbt  bêdie. 

Avoir  habitude  avec.  Tô  cênkerfe^èrcemnerct- 
meddle/leal^^  baue  much  to  dêemUb,  * 

.  Habitue  :  an.  A  b<m^ fir uont, m  attendant.,  ont  tin 
dweUi  wiiby  ar^  wearti  the  Uttem  0/,  bim  ht  btlonu 

Habitué:  nu  éc:f,Vfed,nurtX»ccujlomtd,fiamti 
êr  madttvnto  ,fttUà ,  vttU  fradifid,  tbàt  haih  m  tl 
habit^n-élfo,mUp.nftd,mttlil;:mi,ofgçod)tnR^^ 
tuttâttcfbodie,  ''  ' 

Habituer.  To  v/è^éccuflom^enure^tl^e^  orpamt  m 
to-ytofittle^praSlifiybftedanhabit>in,  V" 

rlablc  :  m.  ^  Tort, or  Hauett. 

Hablcr.  rofptàke  ;  i^ence- 

Quand  Marthe  file,  &  A  mbrofc  hable,  leur  cas  tft 
aiftc,&  pitoyable  ;  Vio\M}tnwmes  doc  (pinntjoil 

huibandi  babbU.thetr  eafi  Ubàfi^d  bmentêblt. 
Hâbleur  :  m.  A  tallfattue per/o/i ,  a  maaJùUofiferd} 
Habordcan  ;  m.  Th^fijb  tUberdtne. 
Habnzcr.  To  get  into  thejhddetorjhrowd  btmfelfivn' 

der  ê  coHcrt  j  a^o^toûeepe. 
Hachtf:  f.Anâxe-y  ûlfo,  a  crooked peece  #/  kndfm- 

^batrefimbliagtbe bomd beâl^e rfoHtxe  i  âlf0,tht 
bear  be  SmUage-,  (fir  vpbicb  Uol^e  hàit)ak'g 
Torch,  .  >     \   , 

Hache  H'arinçs.  A  Battle-axe ,  0  ^hUfi  ofAmui. 
Hache  royallc.  Tbe  AfodiU,  or  A^boMfimtr  ;  t- 
fieciaUy{thefmaU  {ind  thereof câBed)tbe  Stem  fir  a 

Hache  Mil.  ce  :  f.  Hacl^edyJhredyJlUed,  tbêppei,  eut,Br 

^tmd  in  peeces  j  alfi,  batched»  m  the  bttt  efafirtri. 

Hachcment  :  m.  A  hacl^ing^  Jbreddingjjlicingi  bew. 

ing^or  cutting  i»  peeces,  ♦^ 

Par  hachemens.  lnpeecemealetJl}ces,orJhretls,M 

a  hacbeO'^or^finaUoi  meat  m  a  hachée  jnfepjtatht 

pot,  ■■  ■•  ' .  -      :■ 

Hacher.  Tohaflije,JbreadjJïiceybew^chcp;  eût  in  ftp 

ces  (as  mth  an  axe  j  )  alfi»  to  cut  the  aire,  at  a  btrd 

that  flies  apace  ;a^o^â  hatch  a  hilt, 
Hachcreau:  no.  A  bttleaxe  -,  an  Addis, 
Hachette  :  f.  A  hatchet ^finall axe. 
Hachis  :  m.  A  bachey,  or  hachée;  aflicedgaWmtmjrri, 

or  minced  meat.       —         » 
Hacquebutc  :  f.  A'^aqutbutfr  tiarguebu%!i 
Hacqucbutcr.  To  (hoot  in^r  witb,an  Hargutbk%t, 
Hacquet  ;  raun  Haquet  î  Alfi,a  little  tefteme^  open 

vaseD,fifr  the  rtnfmg  ofglajfis  ,  or  coobtg  rfwtne  in 

Summer. 
Hacquctier.  <»  Hdoueder. 
Hadca-  (An  lnteriemaHofptrceimtig,ariarfrtM)  ^* 

areyou  there?  - 

R2dot:m,^fiiltHaddocl^e, 
Hadou.wc#  Hadoc  . 

HaflfretU[.«AftTeux.  /.       j 

Hàcaid:  oi.ardc:  £  Hagard,  wild,  firawge  ipimrd, 

comrarit,crop  j  vwfictahkyvncmpaÊabU^ctmp*' 

tibtè,  .:  .  ,.    j-'.^:.-.- ■?.- .  ;y  ■     . 

Faulcon  hagard.  A  Haurd  j  'a  fudcm  tbatprtfti 

^  fir htrfilfiUngbe file fiwmukpi,        .;j  • 

Hagiographe  :  coai^writtn  b*6fy^M(f^r'  r^ 
Hagléf nTce J  £  :^lailedi  ^ekUd  at  tbe  (Utf*- 

Hagîurc:£  TbeméuU(arl^ckléi^)*f^^*^y 

âbawbe.'        •  ^  .  ,.-^  .-"^-rO:,  -'•^-'•'^ 

HaJw.fiureposfcaBay.  Tê  mlf  *  V^  ^*  »  *' 

ittitPtitJtâttAtef  '  "*^^    '  ^  '  '  ^  '  '^    j    ^ 

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Il  eft  povre  qui  eft  de 
mamPbomGodabhon 

Quidefcsfubicas  cI 

foil  pais  :Prov.Tfc*'' 
hii  couHtrey, 
Hai.  A»  interieili'tyOfe 
On  afire  there  hoe -ydfj 

)^ai  vous  mc  bleflcx 

iM'^^y- ,.  .  ., 

Haiit.SwiferHait. 
\\i\€-(.  A  hedge;  Look 

Hailler:m.  A  great  t> 
th(,\  me  plot,  pound p 

Ma. 
Haillicr.^Haillcr. 

Haillon  :  m-  A  clowt.a 
or  tattered  garment, 
0  les  beaux  haillon! 

•fiance, vohtn  they  fee 

HaiIlonnc:'"'é€:f'< 

clovîti  are  m-ide. 

I>t{cours  haillonne 
Haillonncr.  Toc«ri»i 

ma\eciowtsof.     ^ 

Haillonneux  :  m.cuu 

pfclovftSy^atches  ;  ra 

Him-nuAififhing) 

Wmc-XHateihatrec 

J  riiicor,a  grudge, tU-i^ 
Haincde  Prince  fit 
Tnncei  hate  import  s 

'Nul  bien  fans  liain^ 
hatred. 

Haines,  les  haines  :  É 
flaineur:  m.  ^  hater 
Haineufeté  :  ï.HateJù 
.  dettfiattM  of. 

Haineux  :  m.  eu(c  :  fi 
teftingtxtreamelj',6 
oui. 

Haïr.  To  hatt,  hatb,di 
otybear^  ill-will  vni 
Oncqucs  n'ayma  b: 
He  neuerfiundbf  lot 

Haire  :  m.  v4 /Mue,  «> 
iode  ;  (hence)  àlfij 
•  Poore  fnal(e.        . 

Haite  -•  f.  A  Sackcbth 
ru^ed  hair^mdvH 

vïUaneu»  ptanl^e ',  a\ 
Bailler  la  haire.  (Si 

FairtmillchaircS, 

■  extrtamely^''^^:'' 

Haireux:in.eufe:f 

-     clothe    '  :.>-^;-%ffc^: 

Hairon:  Aheron,be\ 

Haiion  matter.  T& 

HaironncauMiiivij 

Hiironnîrr;  ntin*  ; 

fi,beron-lU(e',  Mti 

Faulcon  haitôwn 

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mMTPbomOoiâbborrei.  ■    y 

Qui  de  fcs  fubieâs  eft  nil  n  eft  pas  Sciçneur  de 
foil  pais  :Prov.Ti>«  Prince  tbali  hated jt  ntt  Lord^of 
hiicoitntrej,  •  *         , 

Hal.  Ah  interieilioHyffencoitragement^  «,  ha!  avant  ;  . 
Of  a^re  there hêe  ;  a/fi,  of  complayning^  aSy  hai  hai 
hai  vous  me  bleffez  ;  AIm^  fit^  out^jêu  hurt  me-, 
X(Wi([fHay.  . 

H  âi  as  :  m,  A  kind  ofBeeth  /rf f^__,_^____     , 

Haiét.S«<:fHait.  '\ 

Hik'f.AhedgeiLoolieHiyc.        ^ 

Haillcrrm.  A  great  thtc{e  bujh,  «if  bujbie  place ',  a 
thotiiie  plotfgraundfitU  of  brtets  ,  thicl^et  ofbram- 

■  ùles.  ,  •    '•      ■  ^  ■■    '■   • 

■Haillicr.^Haillcr.  * 

;  Haillon  :  m;  A  clorvt^ti  tatter y»  rag  \  alfo^  an  oldjtorne, 
I   or tAttered garment.  .  ',' 

i     0  les  beaux  haillons.  CSo  fay  they  in  fome  parti  of 
i     fîancc,rvhen  they  fee  a  man  moftrichfy  attired.) 
Haillonnc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Cut  into  rags,  or  tatter  i-yWbeieof 
clown  are  made.  -    - 

Dticours  haillonnez.  Ragged,«r  patched  difcowfes. 
Haillonncr.  To  cut  into  rags,  or  tatter i-y  to  clorvtyor 

mal(ccior»tiof.  '■'     '     ^ 

^i\\\omt\xx'm.tviÇt:(iRagged^mteytattered'yfùU 

ofcloTvts,patches'yrags,ortatteri. 
Haim:  nuA  (fijhing)  hooke. 
Hainc: f.  Hateiitatred'yloatbmgydeteflation-y  malicey 

riacor^a  grudge  yill-mll.  N      . 

H  aine  de  Prince  (ignifie  mort  d'homme  :  Prov.  .A 

TnnceshateimpoTts  the  death  of  man. 

'Nul  bien  fans  haine^  Prov,  N»  bafpinejfe  without 

hatred.  ..  _,    • .'  .  ^ 

Haines,  les  haines  :  f.  The  bips  -,  w/w  l'Eïne.       * 
Flaineur:  m.  .A  hater  y  hathe/y  deteftefyabhorrer,   - 
Haiiicufeté  :  î.Hatefidneffe^toufheffe'y  or  an  extreame 
.  dettfiationof,        -  "^'*-': 

Haineux  :  m.  eu(c  :  (.tulTofhate  y  httmgj^atbingyde- 

tefimg  extreamcly  i  atfi,  bateM,  dttefiUe,  mofodi- 


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itybear^ili-wiUvnto, 

Oncques  n'ay ma  bien  qui  pour iî  peu  hak  :  Prov. 

fie  neuerfoundbf  lotted  that  batethfir  a  toy.    "[ 
^^\k  :  m.  A  leanty  or  iU-fimtmed  eitrtall'y  a  earrion  , 

''ide;  {hence)alfOyaT»retcbedorm^ubUjiUt*t'yii  \ 
^mefnake,^  .  .  :■  •  •  .,  ,  ^.  ^,,  i 
natre  :  f.  A  Sackcloth  ^  afleeittkffiJiirtt&Cy  madi  if 

'^"ggfd  bair^mdwome  (tu  a  penance^  flefit-untèf)) 

^P>-,i  Tem^fiintteryor  Straintr  y  dlfitajbrmdy  #r 
^fUaneui  pranlfei  and  hence  y-*'""^. 

Bailler  la  haire.(5«r/^«  Bailler  ♦,)&;  ^  "' 

F  a jn:  miifc  hairès  |.  T#  veiejtrottbk^ifqukijmUft 

■  extrtmefy..        .•  •    ; 

Haircuxt m.  ci^  : f.  Roufft/t^tdjtdljb,  Of  Séfkl^ 

^^^<^Xi\  Ahetonyhtrw 

y  nairpn  martn.  T!»  Stm^fiffk 

gaironncau:ni.>>«^*«^  :.».;i H-    j*^-    ^ 

J<!,beron.lH(e>,  bfé!i,fni/aM'Jiitdiffkmijm 
Faulcon  haironnfeir.  Ah^né^J^ÉHUmmUt^ 

„9  to  the  heron.  -.  * 

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Hait:  111.  UH)Uinefe,luJiineJpeiglâdne£e^k^^ 
wiUingneffiyfeadmeffi.   ^  ». 

Cela  eft  bien  i  man  hait.  That  fits  nrf  hum^^plea-^ 
fes  myfkniit\  forts  to  my  ir//fo,  turn  ft  s  with  my  de^ 

Haité:in.éc:f|I/«//^  laftie^fiundy  blithe ^buxome \ 

cbeircfkUydifpofe.        •  ^  #      ^   .' 

H  alter.  To  lilte  well  of^  orbcweUpUaPd  mh^  affOy  to 

cheere^p.   '  :      '        ^      ^ 

Haitie.^Haitc.  v    ^^  " 

Haitoudcau  :  m.  Lool(e  Hcftoudeau. 
Hal:  m.  An ajhie  coloured  Scate-fijhy  rpbê/è  sl(mne  U 

powdered  ûU  oner  with  brth^wèjpots  ':  ^Norna. 
Halachjc  :  f.  A  Shadj^fijh  ;<^MarfciIlois.) 
Halainc  Mn.  ec  :  f.  ^  Halcne^ 
Hzïhïcnê  m.ée:f.Bejhitten^  iUberayed^  alfo,  fadef 

looi(e,or^aUoutofbt4^\  as  a  man  difcontented^orïh 

red.orbêirt'^Loolf^eHàUtbtcné. 

Faiilcon  halbrcnu  A  Faiélconthats  ragged^  orbro- 

ken-fèathered.  '  \  , 

H^kionyoc;^.  The Nightingalé'lf the m^^^^     J 

Hale:  m/^unne-buYnrng^  or  tlfexthame  beat  of -the 
Sunne.^    "  - 

Hale  :  f.  An  open  Matlatt  bêuftyOt  hall.,  (Innding  on  pl- 
iers ;  (oi  that  vnder which  meale  is  fold  in  Newgate 
Martlet  5  or  that  of  the  fVooU  Stapk  in  mftminfter:,  ) 
a Ifoya  common  ball ^or  Town e-houfe. 
Les  hales.  SiUh  a  Market  houfèy  b^U^  ûr  Jhamblcs 
wherein  fl^,and  other  vtBualls  are  fold.  \ 

Hale  :  m.  cc:  f.  Sunnebumt^  as  Haflé  j  alfo^  veered^ 
as  acabit  \  alfi^  bounded ^orfet^as  a  dog  at.^    ^ 

Halebant. as Albrcnt.  .4^  "  \- 

Hàlcbârdç  :  ÙAnhalberti  alfi^a  Ifind  of  copper  good  to 
make  Ordnance  of.  ' 

H^bardier:  m.Anhalberdeeré\  one  that  férues^  or 
pe^htSyaltogetber  with  ahbalbenl.  ^ 

Halebran  :  no.  ATealfy  alfb^  as  Albrent  (in  the  two 
firmer  fiînificaf ions  thereof  ) 

Halebreda:  com.  ^  peat^vnwttd'ieJmg/mfijapen^U^ 
^    fauoured^  iU-jaJbioned^ny  or  woman  j  a  lutj{e^  a 

floucb\af6fie. 
Halebrcnt/wHalebraiu  >^ 

Halccret  :  ta.Atorpat.   ^  ^^p   ,  . 

Halecïctc.  Armedwitb  aCorJkti  ' 

Haleine  :  f.  Ones  breath^  wsnd^ybreat^g, 
Ala  groflchaleinc^S^r-Gros;^     '   ^        -^ 
Poulter  à  toute  haldne.  Ttf^iiJlwUh  all  his  fir  oi^ 
to  labour  teotb and^oHi^  .- -a:  ^  .1 

Halemeux  :  m.culi  :  É  LM»«W#rf,4^ 

Halene  :  m*  ecij^  triatbèiên^mndid^vented'^ftépr- 
ched^offmeUptH\  wbofknatâiHtUàfioHaed^la^ 
humor*s^étàûût.f^' .  -.. .  .^  V*  i^.- >  '^  ^4.~-;.j_^.,i:iT;  1  , 

Halene  de  la  flatterie.  F/tfiimlp^  tbi  brtâtb^arfusk^ 
ingvpibUirejtffiatterie^  *y>5^U  ..  ».^;>;gi.;  I 
Halence  :  f.'AJbréat6mg^fftm^^ 

Halenement:  m.A  buatbmt^éUt^goàiatfemi^ 
rpmdingi  afifuUing^ftsi^  -  .ff /TT 

wiMdif^ll,orftarcb  out  yand  (bféfiapèoiy^t^c^ 

Hûct.TêStsmte^btsrne^fiêrfkitttbtSmm^^ 

or  maktjwâftya  tbtÊgjfli^»^ 

alCê^toboimdyOrfet^àdoiaE^  ^^^\r^ :^uM^tî^fi■ 

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brtâibînf^êf  Uning  in  and  out  eftbe  breath  \  alfOj  â 

breathing^exbalmgyeuapofatingyOrveniingout, 

Halcter.  Topantyor  blorp  apace  ^  to  brtathjnjl^  or  draw 

,    the  breath  verie  thkl{e^(tndpainfiéUy^aé  me  that  s  rea- 

die  to  die  \alfoAQ  breathy  exhale  y  euaforaffy  tnr  vent 

out.  «  .^  "     ■  •        •    .      •      •   ■  .'I»*'''      • 

•   Haleter  après  les  bcautcz  à\  vnc  femme.  JExtteam- 

]'  lyïolongfir.ortufia^ter^thcmi  (ametavharjrom  the 
manner  of  a  dâgi  wooing.)  / 

Haliboron.  *ikif  Ahboron.         ^^' 

HA\gorncs:f.Xra(h'yOldproutcaftflitfi. 

Halime:  m.  Al(inaofjfèa?Hi(lane  much  eaten  in  Sal- 

:  bdei.    •    •  \  ,  - 

Ha]itçr.*»i  Halctci  ;  \Alfo^to  exciti/fr  flirte  vp. 

HaJitreim.iwHafle. 

Hallage,  droift  d'  h^age.H^/Ztfg^  j  the  toUthats  due 
to  the  Lord  of  a.  FaireyOr  Market ,  firfncb  commodi- 
ties as  ar  evented  in  the  Hale  of  the  place. 

Halfe./wHalc:f. 

WdXLt.(^nlnterie6tton^^  cbéefing^  orjetïmg  on  of  a 
da^  \  )  ha  boyynownow.  C 

Hallebatré^fRab.#wHallcbottc,      "  , 

Hûltbotct.Togleaneaftergrape'gatberm  \  Çbence) 
•  alfo  to  rake^r  gather  together.    . 

Hallebottc:  m.ét:tFlaggieyOriU'flUedJil(^tbei 

HaUebottes:  {.The  prettie-higyand  btadder-UlfetopSyOr 
flowers  y  of  a  certaine  weed  ^  cent  ainingfome  two  or 
Jibree  little  red  feeds  apeece.  * 

Hallebreiic  :  m-  ée  ;  f.  SadyCreftfiUen^heauie-lookingy 
droé^ng\  of  the  bindgesycleane  out  ofheart(as  amoo- 
i'mgduc^e-y  oraraggedhaTPt^l^ei)alfOybefl;>itttn^bcdun- 
gedyirieuou fly  berated. 

HalleDrent;./t^Albrenu        ^ 

HallecreL  ^  Haletret* 

HaUcfcflier  :  m.AfcoundrtUyabafeyContemptibley  of 

^  fcuruie  fèUow-y  (ThU  word  k  oft  en  applied  vntOyand(as  | 
fome  th'mlce)  was  deuijidfiry  the  flattering  attendanty 
or  fnyinginftr umentyO fa  tyrant.)    ^  .      ^^^^    a     a 

Hallcnc-^Halene.      -  -^     ^        # 

Hallenér.^Halirncr.    J,_  '^ 

Haller.  TohaUaWyor,  incourage  dogtwitbhaUowing\  ok 
foJOhoundyOrfet  tbemat.  .       / 

Hajferon:  m.  Partofawomans &Cm 

Halles,  les  Halles.  ^^lesHales. 

HaMeter.  Sefifcf  Haleter.  ::y    - 

Hallicr.  ^  Hailler.    •  ^^ 

Halmyrach  :  m.  An  AdminlL 

Halot  :  in.  a£  Bruine  ;  Ahot^niblaflingmifl. 
Malie .  faire  halte.  To,fiopyfiây/nal(€  afiand. 
Hambour  :  m.  Akindofbarfeletyorptpn^ 
Hambourg.  ^Hambour.  :       ' 

H2Lmé:m.éc:i  Hool^d^JmmJhidwitbahoolfe^ 
HwattU:nuAbaisUet\a/^^  /^ 

IHame^Confe^onD.  A  pigging  comfofUioniUar- 
Ji2nKçon:m.Alailiglhbooke.    .^..  ^^ — 
Hateeçonné :  «tpe:  CUebool^sfiB offffiemipai 

Haihessonu  ^  Hameç^T   m^-  >  r:^-?^viv  -     ^ 
Hamr(Ibiiné-4#HAiiie(onne.    '  ,vv>a  > 

Hafnct:m.-^/*Mi^>9Wi*4«^^^      v.fc.  nU;^^ 
îhmpé:f.Tbobre^^ 

Hampejif  hakbtrde.  ii^  H^ncc    u>  ^nt^vvt  ;  h  \ 
^^Xï.rlHffOémifffifcei^fi^U^ 


woodcleaum^&cMepe  time  to  their  flroal^es. 
ray  chante  â  fon  nanJ  hauej^ol^en  with  i/m;f  B 


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ragpuin. 
^Hauap:  m.  A  drinl^ingcup^r  goblet. 

Hanche  :  £  Tfc^  baunchyorhip  ;  ^^^^  Anchc. 
La  goutte  en  la  hanche  la  fille  en  lapancc  :  Prov 
^Thegowt  in  the:haunch ,  agir  le  in  the  paunch  (  of  a 

.    great  beHied  woman;)  ^ 

Hancher.  To  gna^eyor fnatch  at  with  the  teeth,  (viti] 

}:l^c\\0\S:m.ATilchaYd(fifh.)         '  '^ 

.Hanchu  :  m.  uc  :  {.Big  haunchedyWeUbuffjme-'gKnwK! 
veathipt. 

Handon  xm.A  Ifind  oyDragony  whoje  biting  iê  not  ve- 
nomous. 

Hanebahe :  {.(The weed) Henbane. 

H^ebane'iaiilne.  Yellow  henbane  y  Englifl)  Tobac- 

Hanede.  ^f;?^^.  Enfer  à  la  hanede.  as  Enrcr  en 
perche  ;  (vnder  the  word  Enter.) 

Hanegue  :  f.  A  corncmcafure^containwgabûutfixVâ^' 
rijiànbujhcUs.  .         • 

Haneton  :  m.A  tocufl^or huge fliéjWbicbbath fix tm- 
ntiyanafolide  legs  ;  and  fome  wings  y  two  (the  vfpn, 
\ind  larger)  tawnie  ofcùloutyandfomewhat  thiclie  ^  the 
other  twoyeUowijhyandverieflendeY  :  Noifp  thenatk» 
rallflupiditieofthefeflieiy  or  their  violent  and  rajlj 
manner  of  flying  i  and  their  ingendering  (  lil^e  jill{t' 
Wflrmes)  bacl(wardyand  taile  totaile-y  or  theifboldmi 
each  by  others  taile- (as  they  lie  in  bolesyanéhollm 
treesy  allwinter  long)  haue  produced  the  proueibi  fil 
lowing.^  > 

Effourdi  comme  vn  Hahetoa  As  duUyOt  beedlejfcy 
4if  tf»  Haneton. 

Parentage  d'  hanetons.  Lechehus  alliance^  Ifin- 
dredintertained  vpon  a  luflfuU  proieRyOr  with  a  wan: 
tonpurpofe^  (Tisalfo  applied  vnto  fuch ,  as  (lilie  the 
Princes  ophe  houfèofAuftria)  match  y  fk  the  mo} 
part^ntbtirmnfe  families.)  .  ^  ^  * 

Hannicroches.^^  Hannicrocheipens.      ^     * 

Hannebane.  ^VHancbane.  ,        / 

HannlCTOchemens  :  m.  SubtiU'iesjtntaniJewenU^  f^- 
uillsytroublefome  vexations.     '^' 

lti^nnuNéigbedtil(ea.borfé. 

Hznnit,  To  neigh. 
^  Elles  ne  hanniflojent  à  autre  avoine.  Tbey  longed 
fir  no  other  thjng  ;  their  minds  ran  on^their  tcctb  m- 
te^ed aiynought  elfe.  «>      ^ 

}r{^va\{Sçmtnlv  m.The  neigji^^ 

Hannon  :  m.  A  CockUytearnfedio  at  Roan» 

Hanfei  £  The  Hanfe  i  a  companie y  focietiCypr  corporate 
on  (fir  fo  itfgnifies  in  the  boo^e  of  the  Ordonnances 
ofParis^nd  infime  other  old  MO  ^/^^5*^^îf  >  ^^^ 

r^^\^iZi'^:i.^..^^^..  :.x ^lu^^r^rietieoKMaf- 


pdnageyOfMarcbanéges  layo^naj/^y^-'-^    '  7>i. 
tbefieedome  ofytbe  Hanfe  j  alfo/befieyOr  fint.i^bf 
i^pMiJortbatjrfedome.t.i^l^^^^^^ 
Hanfe  Teuthoniquc.  AnaffocUum^h  iUJi^ 


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Hanté  ;  »«•  ce  :  f.  H< 

vnto. 

Chemin  fort  hant 

beaten  rvay. 
Hautement  :  m.  Ji  t 

reforiin^vitto;al/Oy. 

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Hnntise  :  i.  An  ardii 

iition  ;  commerce,  < 

':4C([Uâinia)!ce^witb 

Hapc.rtjHàppc. 

Happe  :  f.  ^  daifc,ù 

/toclalp£rvith;alfo 

"^naylcdvpohtb'arm 

itfi»v  l^^'H  vpoinc 

awbccUi)        ^ 

C!<)iiàhappe..^c 
Happc:in»ce:f.Ctf 

Happée  r  h  ^Mftffr,' 

Saiiiae  d' happée 

to  ^another  mans  U 

Happclopin-.mMi 

Happclourde  :€.A, 

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a'fcUorvmwhom'tb 

âfoy  an  arrant  y  am 

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pninbehauiouf. 

Happonent.-in.^ 
Happer.  Tfl  fc/ip,  w  cj 
Happe-foupc.^j^ 
naquebutcîf.  M 

uer. 

Haquebutier  :  ni.  - 

Haqucnée  :  coin . 

Mare. 

Haquct  ;  a\.À  Dray 

'don  Urerverivfi, 

Haqueticrrm.^T: 

^31-' (.  A  wUb  of 

Sur  painc  de  la  h: 
haulter;  (MalefàSi 
fity  in  fome  barb, 

tvithts.) 

Harano:m..<Hr/'i 
Hatangefon:f.  m 
naranaiererf.^t 
{]aranguant:m.d 
Haranguant.  pUat 
qarangue  :£.A>t(3i 
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Harangué  :  m.  ce: 
heldmtbiiongdi 
n^angfucr.r«»»M 

difcourfe-^to  plead 

Harangueur:  m,À} 
der,aPrtaeber. 

naranier:m.cre: 

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panic  ^or  corf  oration. 
Hantc  :  f.  ThcMe,orJhafl  of  a  Jauelin^  Halberd /Src. 
Haute  ;  in.  ce  :  f.  HanntAi^  frequented^  much  reforted 

vnto.  ^  ! 

Ghcmin  fort  haute.  AwajveriemucbvfedyafiéU' 

I     beaten  way.       /^  •%. 

I  Haiitemeiit:  m/w/ife^/^«//;fg,,^C5//f»ri«g,  or  frequent 

rcfortini  vitto\  al/o^iU  Hanufc.  *  . 

.  Hantcr^  To  hau/it,  frequent^refort  vnto  j  to  be  familier 

wi th  J  to  coriuet^fcjOr  commerce  rpith.  .  ;   v     .^ 

Hantise  :  t  An  ordinarie  haunt^or haunting^  frcquen- 

iâiwn  ;  commerce^  conuerfatiêu  \jumiHaritie^or  great 

i(ict[Uâiniii}}cc;tçitb'^mucbrefbïtvnto.       •  . 

Hapc^Hâppc.  ^  •      * 

Happe:  f.  v/4  cla]pe^or^thehoô}(e  of  a  clajbe-y  or  a  hoo\t 
[to cla(pt^  rvith \  aljoy  theclovot^  or  banaH>f yron  thats^ 
^naylcd  vpoh  tb'arrmyor  end  of  an  Axletree^  andl^eeps 
It  {J  if  m  being  wprnc  by  ttf  often  turning  of  the  Naue(of 

awljccle.)     ■■'*■■'■  '•;/'■'    >        .    ';/     "■$'  . 
Chi\lh:\p^c>  A  ctotPt-nayle.      ./       *. 
Happc:  in.  ce  :  f.  Caught  yhapfed^fnatched^  or  graced 

]^z^\>zC':tAcatcUyagrafpeyaf/iatch.  ^       "* 

Saiiiae  d' happée.  ^  violent feifure  of  or  entrie  in- 
to ^another  mans  land -^  a  forcible  entrie^or  dtffeijin. 

Happclopin  :  ml  A  catchiityjycopbanty/meû^fèaft. 

\{^)^Q\out(\Q:€Athingthat  maizes afinre&erPy  but 
.  i^ofno  worth  at  all\  hence ^  a  counter feit  Jei»eU\and 
a  fcllorv  mwhomthere  is  nothing  good  but  anoutfide\ 
âlfo\  an  arrant^  and(abnoft)  apparent  lie\  a  guUy  fib^ 

-   ^iftiafiiirè  tale  fit  onely  to  catch  finales  \  alfo^agro£e 
pninbehauiouf.  . 

}\^^^çmcm:  in.  A  catching.       ^^ 

Happer.  To  hap^  or  cfltch  j  to/hatchyOr  gra^e  at^  ^ 

Happe-lbupc. -^j^wtf. 

Haquebutc  :  f.  An  Haquebut^  or  Arquebuft  j  a  OH- 

Haquebutier  :  m.  An  Arqutbufitfy  orfmâ'UjhtU 
Haqucnée  :  com .  An  ambling  Hot  ft  \  Gelding ,  or 

Haquct  :  tR.J  Dr^^  9rlaw^nd  ùpen  Cart/ucb  m  Jjan- 

àon  Brewers  v{è,    ■ 
Haqueticr  :  m. /4  •Praj'-wfl». 

Har:  f.  ArvUb of p-eent fik1(ts  j  the  btmdof%,  fk- 

got,  .,.  ■_    7        .  ■•  ■.■:  ■■-:■■.,  ,  , 

Sur  painc  de  la  har,^#»j'wr /ijS,  vp$npaine  «fthe 
hauUe-f^  (MalefhCiors  in  old  time  were ,  and  at  this 
day  in  fame  barbarous  countrki  are ,  banged  mtb 

narangefon:f.  H^rrw^^/gtf/ffa.  '       ^ 

Jlaranaiere  :  f.  a  HerriHg-wifi  j  fl/yà,^Harcnguc 
mranguant  :  m.  ,w  Harangueur.  . 
n^xmfy^imi.VUadingvntOydifcturfiHgbefh'e. 
'i  J^^gue  ;  f.  An  OratioMtPleading,  'Declaration  j  fet 

Harangué:  m,  ^:  f.  pUaded  be ffre,  preached  vnto. 

"arang^ucr.  To  make  an  Oratm-,  to  hold  wkh  a  img 
r^^'fc»urfe;to  plead  befhe^opreacb^orj^eâli  long^-imto. 
"arangiieur:  mM  Orator Jir  Oratioamakeria  7>k^ 
der; a  Preacher,       v^^  "    ^        J^ 

"aranier:m.cre:f.P/,  belon^gorBevntojtHer- 
ring,   ■   <. , ;  =.'^^«^H 't^ ;■,.■;         *  ,,r^'j ■,,: .      '• 

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Hafaflc  ;  m,  cc  ;  f.  TtredyAiayUd  out -^w  aliened  with 
outrtoybng  5  harried^olefled,  hurried  i  vexed Jmpor- 
,    tunedytroubledjutrmoiledjtormentedix^       *    ■ 

y/f  or  wea/eout^by  ouertoylmg^or  taking  too  much  of- 

alfOytovex,difquiet^portune  Carrie JhHme,turmoiiè 
torment,  * 

Haraflicr  :  m.  The  owner  y  or  ouerfeer  of  a  Race.     • 
Haraud  :  m.  The  firme  ofafiareialfoy  a  certaine  crit 

vfedin  Normandie 'ytff^keHaro.  - 

Haraudé  :  m.éc  :  f.  Opî»fy  reitiledytèproàchedy  rayled 

at  ^exclaimed  a  gain  fi  ^cried  out  vpon. 
Haraudcr. ToYeuilèjreproacbyraiie at,  orj^ouldwitby 

openfy\toexclaimeagntnft,or  crie  ont  vp^,  ' 

Harault.<w  Haraud,(j)' Haro  j  (<7»/^6«/c^  ;  ) 

Le  monde  I^^ric  harault.  Tbe  world  exe laima, 
.     crieioutyorindffie^vponbim,  .. 

Harce- lotfifef  Herce.  . 

Harcelé  :  m.ce  :  f.  Vexedybarned,  himicdy  turmoited, 

much  troubled ^rannvyed-y  and prouohedAncenfed^or 

vrged  (wilhaU.) 

Harceler ..  To  vexe ,  b'arrie ,  turmoyle ,  hurries  trow- 
bleymolejiyOrdifquiet^much^aljOy  to  prouolic  y  in- 
cenft  y.orvrgè  {therewith -y) alfo,  to  haf^glcy  huc\e, 
hedge  i  or  pauUtr  long  in  the  buying  of  a  commodi- 
tie,  .    .'     fc .  ■  •       ■  •    .^      .:, 

Harceleiir.:  m.  Afirebrandy  mal^e-batey  flirre-fuit  la 
brablingylitigiotiSyOr.  contention  fellow.  ,.  '* 

Harcelle  :  K  ^  û///f»»«iî 

Hard.  <£f  Har.  »• 

Hardagc.  <w  Hardes. 

Harde  :  f.  A  heardyfiocl(eiOr  troupe  of  wildbeafltjÉifh, 

aneggelaiedwitbafoftsl^iayOrfilme(aboutitynfiead 

ofajhell  i  a  fo/t-Jheld  egge  j  a  windegge-y  aljh ,  a 

hoard, 

lizïà:çs.(The  VUtvaU  ofB.2xàc\alfo)  fîtmiture  fiuffe, 

implemèntSy  baggage ^ecejjarie  chaffer^  *        '  ' 
Hardé:m.éc:f.  Loadenmtbftufey or necejfarie  bgg- 

gage\alfiytrucliedjbartered,exchangcd. 
Hardcau  :  m.  /<  little  withyOr  figot-band  ;  alfoy  ayong 
'     ladyor  boy.'y  alfoy  aclownijb  filkw  that  tbin\es  verte 

wellofbmfeljè, 

HaurdeUe  :  £  Alktle  withyorfigot-band^  affhy  a  troupey 
or  he£f^  ofbeafis  j  (and)a  rout  y  or  crue  of  men  ^  alfbj  a 
gtrUyjongmaidylaffiyOr  mother. 

Hardiment  :  m.  tîardineffeyboldnefieyaudacitie^  Çout- 
neJPei(anoldword.)  ^ 

H2iTaa,Totruckeybarter,fmt/è,excbange, 
Hardes.  itftf/fef  Handc. 

Hardeux;in:cufc:  f.  FuUof,  or hadenwithjuffe,  or 

Harqi  :  m.  ie  :  f.  Hardiey  darà^ftout^boldjfonfidenty 
aduenturous'yvaliant^çouragiokâ,  ^      i 

Hardi  tn  couppc-botirfc.;  As  confidentyOr  impudent, ,  f 
as  acut-purfe. 

Hardi  comme  vne  e(pée.  iMJt^Efpcc. 

Hardi  gaigncur  hardi  mangeur  :  Prov.*  Good  ut 

meat  good  atwor^Cy  fay  we, 
\  4lardie  langue-coii vde lance  :Pro.^  bardie j^eech 

abesrtUjfejpeare,  "  •  "^-^ 

,  Mieux  vaut  couard  que  trqp  hardi:  VtoyJBetterpo 

bear ttbentoo  much  hardinefie,    /  v     '"* 

Hardicmcnt.<w Hardiment  '  i* /. 

Hardîeflc  :  f.  HardineJJiyboldMefeyaudâeitieJMttàe^, 

fioutneJfeymettaUi  courage  j  cenpdme  1^  m  âffttféimt 
■    afybUovmêfèree,abiûtieyvalour,,..,  ^  •>:..«  »i.: 

Hv4ïSoaîttk,Tbetbongof a  buckle,      .       ^m- 

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Hardiment  parle  tcftc  fainç  :  Prov.  Loêk^  Sain. 
Hardiment  heurte  à  la  porte  qui  bonne  nouvelle 
apporte  :  Pro. Helhat  brings gêodnms  bolifyj(nocl{S 
atd$ùre.    .      ;  /  • 

Hardoûer  :' ni.  A)refortm,or^a refâire^vnto.  - 

Hardré.  Oeuf  \\zràïi.  Awmd  eggeyeYfoft^Sheldeggf. 

Harc-levrlcr.  Hoo  boo,lo0  loo^nm  nêw,  boe  dogs. 

Harelle:  f.  AtroûpeJjiard,fiockt\alfo^p0fHUf  com- 
motion ;  (fir  fo  rvas  once  tearmtd  one  begun^  at  Roan^ 
by  the  opp/efed people.)  '  \^ 

Harenc  :  m, // H^rrmg. 

Harcnc  de  mar.  A  great yfk^&JuU-r owed  Herring. 
Harenc  de  la  nuift.  A  red  Herring. 
Hirencfaur^oufaurct;  &  for,ou  ibfet.  A  red  Her- 
ring.  .         . 

Efsimc  comme  rnnarenc  foftt.  Asleanè  as  a  ralffi 
as  lanl(e  as  a  PoottenHerring.     o  :    . 

T>i6\età'h2X^nc.  A  certaine  number  of  Herrings^  ' 
heretofore due^iuerie LeniyVntotbeTreafurors y  and 

-  Officers  oft  he  Chamber  ofAccompts ,  but  at  this  day 
allowed  them  in  money. 

La  caque  (du  la  poche)  fcnt  toujours  T  harcnc: 
Prov.  Tbepol^e  ftiU  of  the  Herring  fme  Us  j  Our  nature 

•    willydoe  whatwecaHyfubJin.    "  ' 

Harcngadc  :  f.AfiJh  that  refembles  a  little  [had^called 
/3  jr  Marlcillis.  ,  ;   -  ►^ 

Harengerie  :  f.^  À  Herring  ceUer^Jhop^or  marker.  3  the 

,  place  wherein  Herrings  are  l^epty  fhewedyorfildialfoy 

\a  felling  of  Herring,  or  the  Herring  fellers  trade.       ^ 

H^rengeson  :  f.  The  feafun  of  Herring  fijhing  j  the 
thne  whe/lierrings  are  infeafon  i  Herringfeafon. 

HarcTi^iere:  £  A  Herring-wife -^  a  woman  that  criesy 
orjeUs  Herrings. 

Faire  la  mouc  aux  harcngiercs .Tofland  on  the  Pil- 
lorieX  .  ':  •  , .  .-..., 

•Harervh  chicn.  To  hound  a  dogatj  or  fet  a  dog  on,  a 
beapy&cialfoytomcouragehiml^fomevoycej  or  by 
clappingonthebackeyWhenheUfeton* 

H^rfîcur.  Signifies  as  much  as  jlc  Contreflus  do  la 
mcr. 

Hargas.  faulcon  hargas.  A  SoreVauUon.  ^ 

Hargneux.  Peeuijhy  wrangling^  diner  ous^  ouertbwarty 
crojfcy  waiwardj  froward^  iU  to  pleafejtuer  complay^ 
ning^euer  quiet  ;  hence  alfoy  verie  litigious  j  alfffy  as 
Hcrgncux.  \ 

Chicn  hargneux  a  toujours  les  oreilles  defchi* 
rées  :  Viw.A  brabling  curreis  neuft  without  tome 
eares.      / 

Haricot  :  thé  Muttonfod  with  little  tmrneps/ome  wine^ 
and  tofts  of  bread  crumbled  among  ;  tis  alfo  made  0^ 
tbefwifey  affmaUpeeces  of  mutton  fir  ft  a  tittle fèdden, 
then  fried  infeam  y  withfUced  onionsy  arU  lafily  boiled 
inbeejè  broatb  with  Parfley,  Ifhpy  and  Sage  :  And  in 
another  fisfbionyof  liners  boy  led  in  a  pipl^m  witbjliced 

amans  ansiiardyverimceyredw'meyandvinegery  and 
fefuedvpwiibtafis^frnaU^icety^fid(fa^^ 

pedhearbs.  1 

Hzndeic-f.APOereiityiorUaniitt^Jinmredie^ 
Haric  :  m.  cc  :  t.  Hartiedyvexedymalefiedy  impartunedy 

ioikd^wrwêmled.  > 

Harlcr.  To  harriéyhmrm^vex^aublijifimbe^  difquiety 

moleftyimpartttney^mnayi  toyte^mayle. 
lixisot  A  kittd  of yiggi^ 
Hv^:f.AUndafSbiUrakf.  -    ^ 
Hailou-  inftead  ir/Hare-loup.  A  ward  wherewith 

dap  that  bnnt^ajpttli,  a  walfi^$  cheered^ndm- 
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HarnKnc.  A  barbarom  name  for, a  little  BafiHsl^e. 
iiarmonic  ••  f.  Harmonie ^dodieytunablenefjc.  afrpef^ 

^  confient  of  founds  j  alfo^  cmun5iion  of  bones  by  ajk. 

"  gle  line  whkh  fits  them  one  to  th' other  {andjp  a^^  n^] 
bones  of  the  nofeconioyned.  ^      ^     A 

Harmonieux  :  m.  cufe  :  f.  HarmonioUi/nuficoUjnek^ 
diouSytunablyfoundingy  fweetly  re  founding. 

Harmonique:  com, /^Harmonieux.  \ 

Harnaché  :  m.ct :  itiarnefjedyos  aburfe. .. 

Harnachanent  :  m.  The  harnefjeofa  horfe.  "^ 
Haniacljf^rihcns.^i  Harnas. 

Harnacher  vn  cheval.  To  harne^e^  or  n^al^e  rcadic  a 

'horfi\toputonhisfianiture.  ^       ^:\ 

Harnachcur  \ts\.A  hatncffer  of  a  horfe  j  à  Groame  of 

a  flable^alfOya  bungling  Armourer^or  HarncU'emal^^cr, 
Harnas  de  cheval»  ^  horfts  bàrneffe^eYfùrmtuH.      I 

Vnharnasdc  Mouton.  The  heady  andpluil^e  of 

fheepé. 

Hamas  de  roture.  A  plough.  .    j 

Harnois  :  m.  Armour^harne^e  ;  alfoy  a  teatney  cart^  or 

carriage  y&C'y  alfo  yasi\SiXt\2S.: 

Harnois  dc  gueiilc.  MeatyVteluallSyatdtes^mouih' 
armor  ybcUie-fiirniture.^ 

^  Harnois  noir s.  ReifierSy  flutter Sy  Tifiolicn  on  horfe. 

bacl^e.  ;.        i 

Il  s'cfchaufFc  enfon  harnois.  He  heats  himfelfi  in 

his  armor  j  faidofone  that  grows  in  choUer, or  fills  tn»  \  ' 

tojfaffiônyfor  thefatisfàdion  of  feme  other  intœperAtt  \ 

hurrsor.      \  ,  V  ^ 

Harnois  ne  vaurien  qui  ne  fe  defend  :  Prov.  Vt- 

findtbyfelfe or  elfe^U armor's  vainc.  ^  I 

Haro.  ou  Harol.  Crier  Haro  fur.  Tojue  out  vpCfi^or 
make  buy  and  crie  after  ;  (vfed  in  li  or  man  die  byfucb  ; 
as  are  outragedyOr  infime  high  degree  wrdnfeà\  ther- 
byfeeming  to  implore  tb'aid  of  their  7)nl^e  Kolytvho  is 

«.  reported  to  haue  beene  a  mofl  iujl  Prince  ;  )  In  whkh 
cafe  thofe  that  are  within  the  bearing  therâfw^jl  fur- 
fne  the  malefuRotyOr  elfe  they  pay  a  fine. 
Clameur  de  Haro^ou  Haro  crié.  A  clame,  or po- 
teftationo^fuchas  are  in  poffejfion  of  land  vrM)  o- 
thers  goe  about  to  put  thcmffom  j  it  muji  be  made  be-- 
fore  a  SergemtyOr  two  witneffis^  and  then  is  a  fu^ch 
ent  warranter  the  holding  efthepofeffion. 

Haroder. /î^  H;irauder. 

HavondeUc: uA Swallow 'ySeektArondclle.     ,  . 
:     A  la  nouvelle  Venue  des  harondcilcs.(/4  defer  ipti- 

on  of  the  Spriné  approach.) 
Harou.46rHaro4 
Harpadc  :  f.A  catcbingyOr  fnatching  at,atriping,orfei' 

VH  ^^y^i^h  the  clawes. 
Harpail  :  m.A  tronpeyfloclieyheard,crue/out 

HarpailIc.5ffi(;eHerpaillc  "  ,^ 

Harpailleur  :  ir.  Al^eeperyor  ouerfcerofPcfrey  alf^yos 

Arpailleur. 

Harpanter.  Tofume^yOt  meafur  eland. 
Han)2Ut.Tbenameofa(hepbeardsdog        ^    ,  ^, 
Harpe  :f.  A  Harpe  ^alfi^tbeiaumbeyor  fide  ofadodi. 

V  harpc  d'  vn  chien.  A  dogs  cUw.orpaw. 

11  mania  tresbicnfes  haipes.  Uefiirredbisfmgtn 

verie  inmUf      -    •'''    *  '"^r^  -^  •  • 

Ih^pcm:  m.  A  kind  tfm^ 

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Harpye  :  f./<» 

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Harpye  de 

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Harqueboul 

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HarqUebufa 
Harquebule 

quebufc 

Harqucbi 
Harquebufe 

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Harqucbut 

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Harfelle  :  f. 

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Harf.f.i^» 

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Hafârdé  :  r 
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Harpcur  :  m.  A  Harper  ^  one  tbatptayes  ontbe  Harpe. 
Haipi  :  itfnci('Greedie,dcféOférmg\  catchingjaanbingy 

.    grajphtgat.  * 

Harpie  .-f.^H^^/^'^iJ^^^t^  Harpy  Ci  > 

Harpon  :  m.  ^  crampiron  rpbernvilb  Mafins  fijien 
ftones  together.      '  - 

lizrvoy  '*  tn.PoifoHi  (an  olJn^orJ.) 

Harpye  :  f.^^^  H^rpie\  one  ofthofe  monfiroHâ^anifaue" 
;i^;^  birds  which  Poe  ts  faine  to  baue  bad  r¥omen$  fa^ 
ces,yhand$  arrr.ed  with  talons  y  and  bellies  fiiU  of  an  or- 

'  dUfe  wlretmtb  they  in  felled  all  the  meat  they  touched'^ 
and  hereof  are  tbemonflrou^  brood  (CMoleSyOr  Moone- 
calHes)of fome  women  fo  te  aimed.,  - 

Harpyc  de  cuilînc.  A  moji  râuenouiy  andfiltbie  He- 
usurer.  .        ^  v    ; 

Harqueboufade  :  f.  Thefl)ot  of  an  Arquebufe. 

Harqueboulc  -,  Sc^Harqucbouré.  as  Harqucbufc  3 

&,  Harquebufc, 
Harquebufade  :  r.  ^^  Harqueboufade. 
Harquebulé:f.  An  Arquebufe  y  or  Caliuer  ^  Lootie  At- 

qucbufc. 

Harquebufe  dc  chaflc.  ^firplingpeece.  ^    >^ 
Harquebufe  :  m.ce:  f.Shotyorfhot  at  wthyftaine  mtb 

thefljot  of  an  arquebufe. 
Harqiicbuîèr.  7o(hoot,  orJhootatwhhytâl(itlmtb 

thejhot  of  an  Arquebufe.  4        . 

Harqucbuficr  :  m./i4  Arquel(uferyOr  fmaÛJhêt^ 
Harqucbutier.  The  fame.  *         ; 

Umy.  (A  Carterliezeice  of  exciting)  Hay  ree. 

.  Harry  bourriquet  Rudely^clov^nijhlyy  confifèdfy  ;  or 

braymg  out  in  a  lowdy  ancrharjh  accent ,  fuch  as  the 

Vnnch MiHen  vfe  in  the dfiuingofthiW  AjJesiLbol(e 

Bourriquet.      : 
Hars.<wHar.  -^ 

Hitkif.  A  Harrow. 
HzrkWc'.f.  A  little  whb.^ 
Harfcller'.^i  Harceler.     V 
Harftment  :  m,  A  harrowing  yalfoy  afiijfe,  en  vpward  ' 

ftanding.  /      -      /     '  '' 

r{zx{ti.Tobarrow:,alfoytoSlandvpflrei^tyOrflife. 

Harfeur  :  m. /<  fctf  ryowfr. 

Hart  :  f.  A  with  ;  aljfo^a  baulter  j  Uo\e  Har. 
Les  harts.  The  (boulder  veinoy  or  neclie  veine  of  a 
borfeywbcreat  moji  commonly  be  islet  blond  \  or  ^cs 
Ars.  :.  .    «        '  /    . 

Haiard:m.  Hazard  y  aduentmOy  ieêpatdyfirtuhe, 

chance.      .'  .ni 

Hafarde  :  m.ée  :  f.  Ha^arde^yadutnimedyjtopictdedy 

committed  vntofirfune  fir  chance^. 
Halardcr.  To  ha'i^^dy  aduentare,  ieopardyfit  on  fixes 
,    andfiuens^committedvnio  fi^r tune  and  cbanci. 

II faut  hasarder  vn  çctit  poiflbn  pour  prendre  vn 
-.grand.  A  little  y  fbr  a  great  gaine  muft  be  banded. 
"afardeur  ••  m.^  bavarder yventurer^eopârderyaduen^ 

Hafardcufciftent.  Ha^rdouffyy  aduenturoufly ,  bab 

^^y^tie  miffte yçn  fixes  and [euens. 

Wafardeux  :  m.eufc  :  î.Ha%ardou4y  venturouâ^duen- 

Tj^j5{^chlach.  Afianedvoyce  ofcougbingyin  Rabelais. 

galehen  <K  Hacher  :  ^Rab. 

gafc  :  f.  An  0I4  female  Conit^  Hart. 

Q^y^Zu:m.ABreéMeêfâmiddUfir^e. 

Wailc :  m.Smme-bnrnmg\  or ttfextreame,  andfcmb* 

tngbeat  of 4  Summer  Sunne.  ,  f 

gallc.:  m.  cc  :  £  Simne'bwmt\  fcârebeim  ibe  Smme. 
Waller.  To  Swe-hwrni^fcmbm  tbi  Smme  j  t$  bhedfey 

^malftfwartatb'mgbydi^l^yu^itiMébetrSmmei 
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T  T  ^/?^''^  boundJetadogyOY  tmne  a  dog  loofiyat.  • 
tiûtt  :m.  A  ffUyOr  broach. 

Armes  d' haftc.  I^(>it^  Armes.        ^    . 

Hafte  :  iMyJljiedyfwiftne£eyquickncfe,poJlingfud' 
dennejfe.  '    ^ 

Hafte  he  vient  feule  :  Vtov.Hafi  nouer  comes  alonè-y 
yixi  batbeuerfome  trouble  or  otherj^ccompa?ne  it,    ' 

Hafté  ;  m.ée  :  f.  Haftedy  Jpeededy  quickly  got,  come,  or 
done^yfet  on  apace  iéilfoyhajlie  ytrjpcedic  j  alfo^rcqui- 
ringbaft.  T      ;  '    ..  J 

^^iiclc  :  m.  éc  :f.  Bound  vp  with  fmaUfp  lints.  ^ 

Haftelettes  : iljttteJplintSyWherwitb Fau/concrs  bkcl  '  ^ 
vp  their  bawl^e s  broken  legs.  .    4 

H2i\étyixim.tu(t:î.HaflieyfiàUojb^ 

dieynimbleyfi»ifilymoutng.        /      - 

Haftemenuë:f.i<%jibj//ff.  .   * 

Hafter.  "To  baftenyaccelerateyfieedyquickenyfctfiiward 
i  apace  ;  alfOytghedge^ormclofe  with  a  hedge. 
"  S'  hafter.  To  baftmal^e  hajïygoefijlywoue  quicl(lyyrHn 
fpeedilyybieapace. 

(^ui  trop  fc  hafte  en  cheminant  en  beau  chemin 
fe  fourvoyé  fou  vent  :  Pro  v.  The  more  baft  the  worfe 
fpeedi  they  that  mat^e  too  much  haft  miftal(e  tbefiiire[i 

Haftcreau  :  m.The  throatpeeceyoy  firepart  efthe  neck  y 
of  A  bog(helikefio  the  Wallons^by  whom  a  mans  throaty 
orneckeis  thus  tearmedy)  alft^one  liuer  or  more  of  a. 
calfiy&c y  wrapped  vp(wboley  orftUedy  andfeafoncd 
with  good  hear  b  es  y  and  fpices)  in  the  callofthe  be  aft  y 
and  afterwards  roafledy,  ^fricdy  andferued  zp  bat 

*  with  Orangésypr  in fome  good  fauce  :  {This^difh^as  alfo 
another  (if not  morejdrefed  in  another  fafijm  y  is  called 
Haftereaux.)  /^ 

Haftçrçl;  m.  4/  Haflereau  ;  ory.A  bogs  hafte t. 

Hafteur  :  m.  A  bedgerydr  hedge-  maker. 

Hdiiiùm^HaftieJuddenyrafljyquickeyJlpeedieyfi^^ 
foone-commingyhying  apace.  ^ . 

Poircsjou  pommes  haft ites.  Hafifngs^  fuch  as  axe 

fbonejiripe. 
Haliilles  :f.  Th'mwatds  of  a  be  aft  ^y  as  a  bogs  baftct^ 

ealues  gatberyfljeepes  pluckoy&c. 
Haftiveau:  Tn.An  bafiieyrafhjtnconftderateyhafebraind 

Ajfe  Î  a^Oy^  balling  apple yerpeare  ;  tmd  hence  j 

Rofes  d*  haftiveau.  faerie  forward  Rofes. 
Haftiyel.  ^HafÈveauj  or^  Afooneripe  apple  called  y 

the  S.Jobns  apple. 
Haftivement  Haftïlyjbeadlongyfuddenlyyrajhly  .quick' 

fyyjmiftfyy  fpeedilyy  fvrwardfy  j  apace^n  a  moment yOn 
^  afUddenyOUtofhand.  . 

HattiveiôVfc  Haflmeffe  ^  rajhnefe  ;  acceleration  y  jpèc- 
'  dinefieyfwiflneffeyquickfnejfe  j  peft^hafi-making. 
Hatclicr*4tf  Attelier.      .       *    . 
Hattcreau.  Looke  Haftereaïî. 
Hau.  An  mterieition  of  callings  Hawjbeareye  mey  hoe 

there. 
Haubans  :  m*  as  Aubans  j  Tbejhrowds  ofajbip.      ^. 
Haubclon  :  m.  Hopi.  ^ 

Haubcrcau.ii»Hobreau.  * 

Hauberoeon  :  m.frfef  Viminutiue  (j^Haubert;)  ^  lit^ 
tie  c^fofmaile'yor^onfyfleeuesjand gorget  of maile. 

Haubcrccondc  femmes.  The  riU  wherewith  they 
be  are  vp  weir  gownes  about  tbeirhipsr 
Maille  a  oaaille  on  fair  les  haitibergeons  :  Prov. 
JJnke  after  linke  the  coat  is  made  at  lenitkiteece 
after  fHcettings  come  to  fkU per feOien.      '^^ 

Haubcigeonnier  :  m.  ^  fna^er  of  coats  of  maile. 

Haubert  :  m-  Acoat  ofmaikyatfo^Yizvljacxt^  a  bigb, 
ercbkfiurd^  '•■>■. 

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tttuers  tJorman  Urds  j  it  conftfis  of  manj  farts ,  éJtd 

-'themoftcJthemoflMgbJmfatWûM*   •        ^ 
Fief  a*  haubert.  ,AMUtb€ritaHc'e(beld'tmmeilatelyt 

,  and  iff  C:apitc  of  the  K»^)  wbtfe  nwnet  ù  barnd  ta 
jerue^on  h9ffebackt»in  compUatarmmr,  &  with  ê  cat 
efmayleyfliieldjwfd^ndbelmehintbewatus.      < 

Hâve;  com.  <w  Have;  and  hence  y  yeux  haves,  fuît- 

df.»ined,boUow,fadyârfufil(e'iHeyes, 
Have  :  ir .  ce  :  f.  Soakcd.witheredy  vrafled  ;  a^o/lread-. 

fùUJisf>ji,ured,T»ild-lotH[ingjJfaftiieygboft-lHfe. 
Havée  : f.  Ugiipe.or  bandfiiU  \  alfoy  a  bootii ,  «rpréy^ 

affo  ttûll exaBed by  the  executioner  offome  ta»ns  vy- 

on  finalhv.iresy<ind  fruit  fold  on  ,Marlfet  dayes, 
H^ivcwcnt.  Greedily, rauinoufly^ouetmJlfy, 
Haver. 'W  Happer  J  o/j  To  boolae,  or  grapple  with  a 

H.iveron.  <«  Avcncron  i  Hf'iW  04/1.      \        , 
Havct:  m.  A  little hool^ei  alfo^a  beat^bo0l(e,or pole  ha~ 

uing  a  hool^e  at  th'end;  alfOy  a  little  dandifrat,  jimt 

ho pon-my-t  bombe.         ,.-...     •         v. 
Havi  :  m.  ic  ••  f.  Parcbed/corehetf^ivitberedjburnt  vp/u 

itnfjebyahotSunne,^ 

Hiwidc  froid.  Stifeyclump/ètbenummed, 
Hî|Vir.  Tofcorchy  parcbfWitber,  burne  or  dr'te  tipyw  4 

hot  Sunne  doth  graffe^&C^ 
Haulb^rt  :  m.  A  highyor  chiefi  Lord  ;  I^ifce  Haubert. 
H  aulche  '.  f.  Aj^ifMg,or  out-biddingt»t  an  Outropej  or 

Ortîcry.  ^Wallon.      ■  ' 

Haulchct-  To  taifèjOr  out-bid^m  avOmrope^or  Outcry. 

^Wallon.  '  '  J-:       ' 

H2M\c\\\é'txï.ét:i' Ri^ed,»ut-bid:^VJsi}Xoi\. 
Haukhicr.  <«  Haulcher. 
HauKage  :  m.ai  Hauflhgc;  Alpt^prule^rrogancieyfur- 

quedtieyporverftU opprej/taa^  : 

Hauliairc  :  com..Zj»/i/>,^/*i!l*,  proHdiarrêganiMgb- 

mi/dsed  (by  a  prefumption  of abiiitieyor  power.) 
Haukci'f.  The  vnderlayittgofajh90è,orpegce  0/  leather 

thatvnderlayesit. 
Haulfe:  nv.ée  :  f.  Hoyfedy&c\  as  Haufle. 
Haulfc-bec  :  m.  A  lifting  vpoftbe  cbinne  in  fiwne,  or 

woclierie  ;  atro,a  bbr»,  or  cboc^e  vnder  the  chimte. 
Haulse-col  :  m.  A  Gorget-y  mr ,  Armour  fir  the  nec^e. 
Haulè-tnenton  :  m.  ^crKtethlHefrêpofw99d/er' 

uing  to  beare  vpthebeadofonftbaJsfiUénmêex^ 

treame  weakenefeyalfoya  lowd  lye,  fraud fiifiy0è 
,or vaine  blag.  ■  "  ■  ■  «•  ••  '*■•"■'  «mrc-v-?  .j.^'i.-f-,  y"-  .,  _ 

HauÛè-piedi  A.  net,  or  engitu  wbçrtlmtb  mbtêi,  BâtÛ 

,v gers ,  foxeSy&Cyore caught»    4>î»"â  <  .  v    ;tftR»;    « 
H^ulfèc.  Lo»k* Hauflcr.  -  ■     '  ■■■  -  , * 

^4iauUcrée;.  £  Tbedravnngy  or  haOng  pf  Urges,  er 
great  Boats  vp  a  tiuer  by  the  fireeofmen  afiere, 

Haulfcrie  :  f.  A  boyfmgfoipngyaduammgjkaiùig  vf, 
fetttngahfti  alfejefiinejji^mtinejje,  ^^m  'i:^:M  ; 

Hault  iMe  Haut.  .«c^ji 

Haultain  :  m.  aine  :  t  HautHMik,  fiatefie,  fr^ 
hig^iKsdsd,ntrlie^ifaaififii^^ 

Faulcon  haiiltain.  A  bigh^ii$gbm»l(é,  %r^v?âfcî 
VenthauIuiii«^^M''^*«>>^«  w«vi^.,x 

Fairek  haditàin.  TêUbtg^ÎMtlfinfttifjlaàdonjHt 
pantafesytalfefiêuvfmbmi  âlfi,tê ke  9xkt«tmely 

ineboOer,    w  '  *"'* 

Haultainetnent  BlMtify,  ltiftify,fruidfyi  a0o§Mfy, 

.   arrêuncie/iifdaitifiAie^.  f 

Haum>aa.  Droia  <^hâiiltban.  TU  ftHmetfiOk 
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Haultbanicrs.  Such  Artificers  ge  arefkbieàtù  tu 

Hauliban.  /   -       "^    *' 

Haultbcrt.  ^  Haubert. 
Haultbois  :m.A  Hebeisycr  Hobej.       ,; 
Haultc-contrc:  com^Tlv  Countertener  part  mfirjcm, 

^lfe^(ACoi^t€nenor)he  that  bear  es  U.  ^^ 

Haultc-liffe.  TapilTcric  de  haultc-lîffc.  Large,  and 
richTapiflrie.  . 

Haulcemenc  4^  Haucemt  nt. 

Haulieflfe:  f. HeiihtJhautmeJJe'yhighnefiey  excellenciè 
fublimitie.  \ 

Haultcur.  4;j  Hauteur.* 

Haultmuré:  m.  éc:  fi  Hï/h-walied^^  comfafftd  $r 
flan\eimthhighwaUs i  al/b^aUandfiuleyfiimJan^ 
gam^luslfifhyloebie^lilfe.  % 

Vn  plat  de  Ibuppcs  haultmurécs.  A  difhofbroipes 
whofe  foppes  ate  heaped  ree/mife  onevpon  anotku 
Hault-murcr.  To  cmpap^  firtifie^Qrflanke  with  hkb 
rampiers.  _ 

Haumclottc  :  f.  An  Omelet  fit  Panca(e  ofegges. 
Havoir.  5ef4<  Avoir. 

Havre  :  m,  A  Hauen^PortJiarborfirfijipphg. 
Hzvk:  corn.  Grimy  feUybûrrideygbaftlie. 

Hauflagc  :  m.^  h(fyfing,raifinfJ)eaiimgvpJiifiingV% 
tf^r«  Haulfage. 

Haufîaire  :  com,  4<f  Haulfaire. 

HaufTant  Hoifingjraifin^eamngvp. 

HaufTe  :  f.Afcoope  to  lade^  fitch  vp  water. 

louer  à  la  kaufl^  qui  baifie%  Topby  at  titter  tetter  j^ 

at  totter 'Of fe  -,  tirtde  the  wild-mare. 

Haufle  :  m*  ec  :  fMoifedjraifed^aduanced^eUuatcd^bO' 
uen  vp^  lifted  highy fit  aloft. 

Haufle- Dec:  m.  ^  difdainjull caftingvp  ofthehtaiy 
orliflingvpofthe  chinne. 

Hausse-col.  «  Haulfe-col. 

HauflcHZul  :  HI.  A  French  Vardingale\  or  {more pro* 

perly)  the  l^ind  of  roll  vfed  byfkch  women^  as  weâre(or 

aretoweare)nof^ardingales. 
Hauflc-pUcj  f .  A  Var4ing^  (  téarmeà  fo  by  citl 

's^ns  vaines.)       :- 

H^Ulflè-plié  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Ftêmijbed  with  aViatdin^ 

V  £lles'envaahaufle-qucuë*5e^  Queue. 
Hauflêr.  To  hoife^raife^  eleuate^  beaue  vp^  li/l  high  j  fet 
^   alofïjaduûMci.       ^.v  '  '^'  '  '^'^'-''.:'yf\y 

,  HaiWarrefpauldr^/êT/^'^^ 

.    JtaiiMjhrtff^n  argitment  ofvnm 

todêtiêrijfafirced^fiUnleontentmentoforcon- 

:  fenewstùmWbéUii  done  '^^•^  ^•''**'**'^v-'  •^*'' 

HauiTcr  leeantdet.  V»  emrèitb  witbfi^e  rech- 
ningi  î  ajbapkeefer  tê  pu  mère  m  bitboolie  then  tn 
chapman  bad  of  lâm.  '  «     •• 

Haitfct  les  mouftadies.  CtHaek  pour  luy  bien 
hauflcr  les  œouftaches.  that  wMUfabm»».  tbt 
bcigjbt.  ^     ^  .       ■  :4        'm:t^j^r-^^' 

HauflfcrlcraftcKcrsLSieRilWitt'       f  f     v 

Hauflcr vnfouBcr.r»t«ttto'i59f?^*  t:il.-i- 
Hauflcr  le  temps.  Tofddwf^^étmâftbitimi» 

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Haut  :  m.hautc  .•  £  Hii^.talli  hautie,  loflie  ;  ^MZ/ta- 
^/f,  ho'4ârabUicbieJè,  eminent  yexceUent^^fmHft  urn  ^ 
mAgmficent.moft gl^iom^y  alft,deepe,fecret,pr0fiundi 
weighthyof  importance  I  àlfo^lewd. 
Haut  çodé^  À  Sur hine.  ■      *         i 

Haiftctoar.  The  Court  of  a  I{}ng,or  great  l^rd.^ 
Hautes  crrcs.Liiiikr  d'hautes  en cs.^jîfe»  ibo/^?i^. 
Haute  fiiftayc.  Bois  d*  h  :  f.  I<?^i(:^  Fuftayc*  . 
Haute  hcmcJLate^Qr Jarre  on  the  day  ifiom  morning 
tonoone.)  -  '         ^    -  ^ 

Haute  gaine.  See  Garnie.  ^^ 

Haut  homme. >4  great^errtinent^ofl  ^Ijty  right  ho^ 
nnur able  per fonage.  jr 

Haute  lufticc.  High  iurïfditlion  j  Lool^e  luftice. 

Haute  lice.  ^iwHautc-licc.        v  : 

Haute  \\xiàc.  de  h.  1.  violently  ^fkciblyymth'extYe-^ 

rnitiejbjmaineftrength. 

La  Haute  main.  {Somet\mes)the  vpper  bandé 

Hzut  tnA  The  fiOingficlineJje. 

Le  haut  mal  de  la  corde.  Hanging.      - 

Haute  mer.en  h.  m.  In  the  mde^oYdeepefias^  firre 
inthifea. 

Haut  nex.  Chien  d*  h.  i\.  A  rt^ell-fented^or  cold-nù^ 

'eddog.    •■.,/;  './    ;,-■;..;     ■ 

•laut  parage.  Z^(jJS;^  Haut-paragç. 

Hattpaffagc,  An  impofitim  offeuen  pence  in  the 

poundy  vpon  wooUsy  clothes  ^  linnens^  tanuaffisj&c. 

La  haute  piece.  A  Poldron-y  or  the  tapper  fart  tberof. 

Chzttibïcnzutc.  A  dining  chamber.  ^ 

huv  hzut  High  aday  es  y  la  te^  Jarre  on  the  day. 

Matière  haute.  Weightie^  important  y  my fikaU^  excel- 

Imftufe.  / 

Haut  d' aùreilles.  Deajè^rtbiclie  of  hearing. 

Haut  à  la  main.  Proud/furliOy  flatelie  j  a  ^ril^eryOne 

wthwhomthereisbutarpoïdandablovp. 

Tenir  la  hride  haute  ^.To  awejreflraine)(eepejhorty 

holdïn..  '■    '  :  '  ^    «^ 

Haut.  {fidycïb.)HighlyyaboueyalofiyOn  high  j  alfijlowd^ 
.  IhotAlowd. 

Haut  &  bas  la  chemince«Tir^  itii  of  Chimneys/wee^ 
pf^s.  .•;     :.%■,■       .'.,.,;. 

Haut  le  pie4.  s'en  aller  h.  le  p.  To  runne  away  a-^ 

pace^r^  asfafl  as  hùfietcan  Câtrii  htm. 

Faire  haut  le  bois.  (Piletmfn)to  mal^i  à  fiand^  alfo, 

^oqnafeytippteycaroufefirtbebeauens^, 

Faulcon  irc^  haut  afçis.  whofefiauUfeSy  er  legs  are 

too  long. 

Taillabics  haut  &  bas.  Taxable  at  the  wiUandflea^ 
Ji^eftbeUrd. 

I  Qiû  plus  haut  monte  qu'il  ne  doit  drfttus  haut 
-  chet  qu'il  ne  vouldroit  :  Prov.  He  tbatâmbes  high" 

^  then  be  Jboutd^fiUr  lower  then  be  would. 
^lîUtaigncs  :  £  v'mes  wbicb(as  bops)embrace^  creef 
jJ^P  <^^,  lengpoUs. 
*jautaiaS^fi^Haultain.  _ 

"*"tjinementi&,Hautainetcwii  Haultainemcntj 
„«,Hanlcaincté.       ,     ,  .         . 

«aut4>ert.  ^  W^6,^a>î<jèj:^^.      - 
nautcofté.  ASurlêyne. 

«aut^-ais.  ^  cto/A  ij^ftitt/  r 

g«ute  :  m.  A  Docke  té  mend,or  build  [hips  m. 

Jjautc.  vn*  h.  de  manche.  Tbt  wmgêfafleeue. 

«autc-contrc  :  com.  Tb&  C^imtrtenêf  part  ^  in 

Jj^i^  &Ciâlfè(a  Cêuntertaurytr)  be  which  bears 
tbatpéft 

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HmttïtcX%Highfy^^^^  greatfyi  nobly, 

bonoutabiyy  eminently,  exceUentiy^/uynptuoufty^hag'' 

T  /'J^^fjf  ^  i  *^/^i  profoundly  j  weightily ,  important  hi. 

Ranted:  f.  Uolie  Haiûtcûc. 

Hauteur:  (Jieigbtjengtb^tallnefe  j  eminence ^Itituie, 

eleuation  lalfi^epth^or  deepnefe. 
Haut-gpurdier;  m.  A  deQterate  bantftupt-^one  that 

hamng  but  little  io  loofe^aresforhimfelfe  but  a  little. 
Hzutïmm.TbeSèa'pil^e^orSpit'fiJh.  ♦ 

Hautins.  as  Aucins. 
Haut-Iicier  :  m.  as  Hautelifsief. 
Haut-mal  :  m.  The  falling  Jklpiefe. 
Haut-parage.  The  bighejt  Teeredome-,  a  title ^r  tenure 
^  whereby  the  Peer  es  ,&  Princes  of  the  bloudyOf Prance, 

hold  their  land-,  or{more  genera  Uy)  a  tenure  in  Gapi- 

le  'yfir  (as  that  tenure)it  moues  wholly ^nddrreRly  of 

theCrowne.  .^'        ' 

Haut-paffage.  l(?%Hauc 

Hauvens  :  m.  Pentboufes  of  cloth  hunibefirejhop-win- 
dawes. 

Hay  : m. Haye :f.  H^/^i,^^^;  */ Hai 

Hay.  Anlnteriè£lien^ffrrwarding,or  of  incour  age- 

ment ',  Loot(e  H^ 

Fol  eft  qui  eft  efperonnc  &  a  cheval  dit  hay  :  Prov. 

The  ajji  hauingjpurres  on^  cries  On  to  his  horse  ^  orbe 

.  Uanajfe,whofiitniihedwitbfoundmeanes/naliesvfe 
ofjleightones.  \ 

fîaye  :  f.  A  hedge^  a  ^ceofJhrubs,thorneSy&c. 

:  |Anguillfe  de  hayc.T&i  blac{ejl  hedge  or  dunghill  Ad^ 
^^der  I  not  verii  venomous.  \ 

Moràiihzyc  A Scatcbe.\ 

Combatre^ou  marcber^en  haye.  s.  By  files. 

Pendre  entre  la  haye,&  le  bled  :; &^cntre  la  haye, 

&ïe  foflc.  To  Jkrfrifejial^  vnawares^  orfet  vpon  on 

afuddm^  \ 

Qui  fiyt  ïiaye  fouVcnt  dit  haye  -  Prov,  Loolie  Haye 

Interifd. 
Haye  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Hedged  \  inclofed  with  a  hedge. 
Haye.  (An  interieâionofeomplayning,  or  crying  cut  fir 

paine)Oh^daSyOUtaUs. 

Qui  fait  haye  (buvent  dit  haye:  Prov.H^  that 

mal(es  hedges  oftenpriclfes  bis  fingers. 
Hzyçt.Tobedge\alfo^obate. 
Hayefbn  :  f.  Hedge-malpng^  alfijbedging  time^  or^tbe 

ptafon  to  mal^  hedges  in.  '       ^ 

Hzycui:m.^b.)ter  father ^detefter^ 
Hayneux.  iÉf  Haineux* 
Hayon.  4;^  Tente. 
Hayreux  :  m.cu(c  :  f.  leane^fcraggieipoorei  nUfera- 

blejo^r etched;  ^torne  ;  alfi^  as  Haireux. 
Hayt  àthotitiZjXJViUingly^fieefy^^ 
Hazard  ;  &»Hazarder.  Z^i^i^f  Hafard  j  ft^Hafarder. 

Hazc*  laj  Hafe.    , 

Pommt  d^Haze*  The  name  efa  certaine  long  yellow 

apple,    .         :  ,,,  „ .  '. 

Hé.  An  fnterieOiên  ofcâM^i.  %^  $*  HéX^m  hitbir 

Heaiilme  j  ».  U»  httmeiy  theheadpetce  efê  mmt  tf 
Ames;  âffijtbe  Helmet  eberrie^eartHberrie^rmb 
eherrie'yLoêl(e}ic»\xmc.   -,    .  ,..'      ^    rv^  V 

Hcauune  doxé^Sc  ouvert,  A  pit,  iniefiithemet  ; 
'mch  on  the  top  of  à  coM  tf^rmei  denoUt ,  thêt  the 
btgrer  k  either:*  vieoMnt,  SatM^  tr  Cbttteté»;  (U§lf, 
fir  m»re  toutbing  tbis  in  Ouvert.)  ♦  v  " 
Hcaubieriè  :  f.  An  Armeras  fiepytr  vmebtufi  ;  «^, 
'tbenâme^dfireetinPâris^wbetmPkiÉlUrmerns 
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tbi  HearUchertiitréf.  '^: 

sHcaulmicrc  :  f.  T6f  RWiff.^rif # /&jp. 
Heaume  m.  An  bilmt^tbt  htêâpaa  rfâ  mém  èfâtm^ 

àlfbyfbehelmi,0r  rudder  $f  a  kip  i  âtji,  the  HeatU 
.  cbmieJrencbcberrk^fMi^cberrk'^UêfifHcwl- 

i^czumé.  Hreâritigahebffet,  armedéUbémbebnet. 
HcauiDcr.  To  put  mm  belmet^  te  arme  bu  besd  mtb 

dnbelmet.        j  ^  . 

Hcbbc  de  la  mer.  Webbe^r  ebbing  efAefèâ. 
Hebcnc.m.  Heben^crtbewie \  the  bUcJft,  gnd btrd 

pfoodofjcertametféeffrmiff^mJEtbjêfiê^âMdtbe 

'  Eafiindicfr 

Hcbcnc  :  m.cc  •  f.  BtacikeyHeben'B\ei  made  efEbûnie. 
^    Sourcils  hcbcncz.  Élacl(€ydifmaUyfhwmni^l(n9- 

rinibrerees.  v     .         .  \ 

Hebcnin  :  m.ine  :  f.  Of^êrbelênàng  tombante. 
Htïyctei^if.AbêufeJûdgjmgJIkirb^^ 
Hcbaoé:m.cc:f.H(mrelj^  ^^ 

Hébergement:  m.  as  Héberge. 
Hcbcrger.T^  lod^ybarbcr/hmei^abideifti  al^^to  ledge  j 

haYbomrJhoufe^gme  beafè-reomejend  a  dwtUmg  vnte. 
Hebcté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  T)MUJettifbyWiHefe^tockiJhM^t, 

JleWyfenceleÏÏeJjeauie  beaded  i  alfoy  duUedyblmttdy 

madebbe^rfh. 
Hcbctcr.  To  duaybUM,fet^mUcebbcktJb. 
Hebraïfme  ••  m^Hebrewifme  j  tbe^eecb^jhjhiênjOrdif 

pofitHmoftbe  Hebret^eu^^ 
Hcbrieu  :  m. ^n Hebrew^or  Jem \al[oJihe HebtmayOr 

language  of  the  Hebrerpes.     ^ 
^   U  encènd  VHcbt'i&LHe  is  dfmd[eyOr(astpe fay) lear- 
ned :  (from  lb*  Analogie  of  the  Latine  word  Ebrius.) 
Hécatombe.  A  Sacr'^e  wbetnn  an  hundred  bealis 

wne\tlUd» 
Heé^ique  :  com.  Sif1(e  of  m  HeEUcii/trtimtmutUfeâ'* 

ueT\{bencé)alfojntaier  Jeane^  dried  vfjm  a  Cnfumpf 

Hederifonne:coih.F«/Z;i0mi/%It;ir.  ^   ' 

.Vcine  hedetiferme.  A  certâm  venu  tMch  faffes 
dswne  abng^  the  fides  eftbewombe,  : 

Hcdxc.asHcmcyABeeebtree, 

Hcdrc^i^te  Haidroiâ. 

He&  (An  inter'uSHm  êfiâmentmg)  Ay  me^ 

Hci.«Hc.      ,        /  • 

ncizmc  :m.Elecâmpém^cdtwmffl9ffèbeàte, 

Hclcnitcs./43  Order  of  H^te  Frieri ,ibafm0e  ajtU 
lemcro^e(mtbeir breâfis,  •  î  f  ^^•' ,    T 

Helçol^lUlé:  m.  5«m/Z«m. 

Utntnf} 

tim^hetèpsofrgmfienvmebaairéé, 

Helefîe:  f.  Ami^^-eoimediÉttdiàbmbjàprffMêH 
'    fiaewbât  Uft  Beetf,  r  -  -         ■    ^ . 

Hdiocropc  :  m.  lie  beâfbeTttrnefite;M^/fMri:k§ki 
Mifl/fnekHs  pmte  wbkbyOt  a  burmài  ffgjjb^  recei- 
ueibyâiirtUrUthtkf^Smmi-htémus*^  . 

Hemlcnioeiin.  tUMtfpm^  bauUcbe  befits, 
Hemioaniqiie  :  com.  VrmibiedwiA,  trfibka  vàt$, 

Heihicvdé  :  ixLJbtmimàttt^hâlfi  drcle.    ' 
ntbmkattffif^mf^  «-^  ^   '  -  *  -  J 

■   •-♦'    ••-••■.-  ■    A»^.   hi    ' .  M 

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^5î^iî??  •o>"^hmifbere^bMlji  tbeeomp^rr. 

tbtxnfibkbuauen.  ^* 

Hcmiftiquc  :  coin.  A  htlfi  verfi, 
Hemitrité.  la  ficbvxe  hemitritée.  An  Ague  cernpt 

•'dei^continiuUTMmn^ndanmamittent^ 

Hemocrhagic  :  £  An  •btmdantfiaxofbtêud. 

HemorrhoKlal  :  n.ale  :f.  Veine  hcmonhoïdaJe 

AfmUbtéauh  oftbe  fpleene  veine  eommhig  tt  th'e 
fimdament  'yâlfi^a  certaine  veine  in  the  nette  of  a  m 
^mémswombeULMlte  Veine.) 

Hcmorrhoïdc  :  £  An  igite  of  blond  by  tbe  %  tints  oftht 
JmitmenU     .  * 

Hemorrhucs  :  £  Tb^/«»<^  eattedordinarilj  thtlm- 
rodsjtrVilew  '     ' 

Hemy.  (Antaterltétionoflémentini)  Ayme.aUiRr 
me,     .  .  ■' 

Hen  heu  hasdi.  Fained  wnds , 


tjcprejjetb  m  cêutbing, 
Hcn  hcn.  Ob  bh  :  ^Rab. 


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Henniivr»  netgh,on»binnie  li\e  a  borfe',ljOf\t  Hantiir. 
Henniflcmcnt  :  m.  Tbeneigjsingy  or  vpbinrnnt  en 
borfe, 

Henouars  :  m.  SMlt-Torters,  carriers  pffiU,  vbtrtef 
tnely  14  be  allowed jmitbm?aru^  to  earrie  itfim  the 

Satt-xobarfivnto  tbe  C  orner  Si&mieb6ttfei  of  Miu 
cbants,  >         * 

Hcnrîcus.  A  golden  Çremie  wortb  about  two  Trmh 
Crames, 

Henry  :  no.  (Afropername)HemietHarrie\  a^o^com 
ofgold  worth  about  6  iJEtal  ' 

Bon  Hemy.  Roman  Sorrell,  rood  Sorrell,  Touri 
SorreU  j  atfôjfbe  bear  be  wbicb  we  cfiU,  Good  Htmit, 
ondAlLf^od,  / 

"DoMhltntnry.  Is  worth  about  ii^%Attl 
-    T>\icn\ïtnTyJs  ordinarily  worth  more  by  6  àùeil 

tbentbeCrowntoftbeSiome,  ■     I 
Heoti&.HoBy^ortbeHolmetree, 
Hepathique  :  £  The  mofe  called liiterwort y  andfm 

ùatrwmt  5  aifo^he  bearbe  golden  Trefyle,  wWrli-» 

uerwort ,  tbree-leaued  Litterwrnt,  noble  Agprnrntty 

beârbeTrmtie. 
Hépatique:  f.  Tbe  famé. 
Hépatique  :  com.  ^epaticall-,  ef^ belonpngtOy 

net;  glsoilMier-belpfng  ;  comjfirttntâ  whole,  or  i 

aétifeafed^Uuer, 

Aloë»  hépatique.  Tbemddle  (in  goodneffe)  e/  tbe 

tbree/brts  of  Aloes.  ' 

Heptaphon.(^lk)  5*««»-yïii/.        ' 
HtftoaamcDeiw,TbejHnintb9uit,  '   ^ 

Herage  :  m.  Am  tyrk  o/hawi^^  tmd  berne,  à  broo^ 

Herauder.  To  blà^e  ipnbru{ly  to  deMonMee,mam^,  n 

commenû, ";  ■^•.'.'■,  •'■,-/.,::; 

Hérault:  nu  J»  «orattld',  êtflg^^^* 

Héraut  «Hetauk.  ,,^     .^v^      •    ;  ^, .,      , 
l&nRCitD.aorbagt.Tannreioraàt^'^bUf/yed 

firtboberhàff^féfKnofeêlid',olfh,  Commoft^t 
pafiire  iit  other  wsem  woœb^  puÀds,  ^:^ 
HtA^UÊtnion,Is  M  feriez  hayhenhToati^. 
h ff^JP^^emager. oratorio  toii^ntvntêJM 
iMiéMkithMZêrmim  Jttifdi0in  êmbdn, 
Jhtngitjkepêitimh^himiÈotêbmte^i** 

mjhupbuesj^mmào,  .  ^Jf--^ 

**  Ojfittrtifi^  Mtbtt  ff^mpomCbnfiméuem 
U  Mt^^kmmf/uitmmeUiiké,  y 


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Franc  hcrbigd 
Jb.^epegoetnti^oun 

then  tb$  Lord  batb 

tbem.    '  ' 

Herbageux  t  m.  et 

{rmiht  with  bear  b 

HcrbauL  Tbenami 

that  appeared  mofl 
Hcrbaux.  Certaine 

heriia^cesarefbyh 
Hcrbc/i  f.  An  heart 

He/bed  Aloes* 

Aigreene. 

Herbe  de  V  Ami 

h'cco. 

Herbe  d'arondcl 

Urwort.  ^ 

Herbe  aux  aulx. 

Herbe  de  l'aune 

•  he  Ht, 

Herbe  de  Sainâ( 

biraeshearbe. 

Herbe  de  benjoii 

Herbe  beurreuf 

weed. 

Herbe  aux  caille 

Herbe  au  çerE  h 

Dci 

Herbe  au  ctiana 

H:rbc  chandelle 
[oyMulieinyHigtap 
ltïn(al(indthered 
Herbe  diaperon 
hood.witb  the  Pm 
Herbe  au  charpc 
beale^  Sickle-wort^ 
Brcwne  Bugle  fo  ;  o 
Limbes  tongue,  fn 
fijle^or  Tarrom,  I 
pod  fbr  wounds^ 
Herbe  au  chat,o 
Herbe  aux  chat 
ante. 

Herbe  aux  diev 
Cfftfuibufhy 
Herbe  i  chien. 
1^'"  dêgi  Cole.  . 
Herbc^dcChrifl 
noir  1  forearmed 

Herbe  du  dçnc, 
Herbe  davclcc. 
i^t^liueiniiJUi 

Herbe  aux  dod 

Herbe  de  cœur: 
c^  rd  calls  fffotted 
!^  •rUruPiUwsj^ 
Herbe  comeie. . 

nteat. 


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U^rbeicoqu. 
ncrbeicoccoftj 
^i^^^d^fetûe 
nerbe  faat  coy 

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Franc  herbige.  Vrtehet'h»ge\UvAttitbt  tmmitt 
Çb:epe  got  ut  f^nnêndi  held  by  a  free^  nMe  tenurt^ 
thtn  tbt  Utrd  bxtb  neitbtf  i/iin/ur  Vif  herbage  fir 

them.    '  '  y 

Hcrbagcux  :  m-  cufè:  f.  OraJfte,hearhiiifklt$fffrâf€y 

frmibt wnb  bearbes.     ^  v  *  ^..   - 
HcrbauL  Tbè  name  of  a  mtrrie  T>iueU^  or  HobgobUn, 

thxtappeâYedmojt  commonly  on  horfibaclfe.'^K^. 
H:rbaux.  C^riamidtaieSjOrcha/f^esyWberitofomek'^ 

hentaffces  are^by  the  cufiomes  of  PoiAùOyfyable^ 
Hcrbc/i  £  An  hear  be  ;  weed  ;  plântjmrt  y  éttfbygrâlfe. 

Herbe  dAlocs*  Hea/he  Aloe^  fea  koufèUe{e/fia 
.,  A^rtene.  '..  ^\  ^  ■"(/•'  "  ''"^" 

Rerbc  de  l' Arabafladowr.  NicotiaHyûr  French  To-  * 

Herbe  d'arondcUcs.  Celandine^  Swallovp-worty  Tet- 

Herbe  aux  aulx.  Sauce  édam^  jfael(e  of  the  hedge. 
Herbe  de  l'aune.  HelicampanCy  Scabwort^  Hoffe- 

lie.iU^  ■  ■  ■  %  '        ■    ^  ^   .i^  /:  ■'  ■[/ 

Herbe  de  Sainâe  Barbe,  ifinter  Crefes^  Saint  Bir- 

hiraesbearbe.  .^ 

H  crbe  de  benjoin.  Laferworl^  Magydare. 

Herbe  bcurrcufc.  Cudweed  ^  Chaffwetd ^  Cotton^ 

weed.      ■    ■' .    .  • 

Herbe  aux  cailles.  PZ4r»/4i«ytfy^^rf^ 

Herbe  au  çcti  Harts  fidder/t^Ud  Par/èn^yGntiz 

Herbe  au  clianae.  Hdxotiofium^Tofni/bU^irart^^ 

Tvnt.  .'/'•'     v  ■;.  '   -^^ 

H:rbe  chandelier  c.  Colcwort^w  Cabbage  hedrb'^  oL 
[o^MittUm^  Higtaper^Torcbes }  ofyCandte^KPiil^e  JMul- 
lM(êl(iftd  thereof.)  ^v 

Herbe  diaperonnicte.  trMjlMlfes-beile^  MvU($^ 
hood.with  the  Pt$rpU  flower. 
Herbe  au  charpentier.  PruneUy  Hoo^e-bealeySèlfi^ 
beale^  Sicl(lé'Wêrty  Carpenters  bearbe  j  Some  alfè  call 
Brcrvne  Bagtefo  j  othets  (the  more  ffroperly)  Kibworty 
Lvnbes  tongue  jfinall  Plantam^ÊndothnscaU  kMÏU^ 
fijle^or  YarroWy  Herbe  i  çfaarpenncri  becaufe  tie 
podfiif  wounds ^snd  cuts.      '    V:  -  * 
Herbe  au  chat,ou  âcà&Lt.}lepyN^^^Cats-0imt. 
Herbe  aux  chats  9  The  fame  y  a^^éu  Orti«  p(i^ 

ante,  .'^^■^•■''l^■  'y      ''    ^     '^'^    ■  '■'■  y .: 

Herbe  aux  dkevrcs.  Shrub  TrefiiUy  m^eTrefiik^ 

Herbe  a  chien.  The  Burre  called  2M|i  Bme }  a^y 
^^'^  dfàp  C^le.  V  *  V 

Herbe  de  Çhrift.  Cbrifls  hear  be  ;  ff^  4y  Ellebbre 
noir  i  fèléarmedy  hecaufi  it  fêWf^th  about  Cbri§- 

Heibc  du  dçnc.  Li>tf*||îp  Gignc.      »^  • 

Herbe  davclcc.  PaunfieyHarts-eafiyCuUmetêyèky 
t  midleneffe^  two  fiées  videra  bo&d.  "    • 
.  iu  clocha*  fritbywiud^  fmâioeedy  Beàge^. 

Werbç  de  cœur;  Harttnrt^  Hârtiftkt  j  (Tbe  PÉ- 
f^/acaUs  fiotted  Cm^^éljnflerafalem,  «rCéan 
J^ •fltrupdemjtim^  »  w».  >.  *  .  ^ 
«cr  bc  copicre.  il  i^  tf  vriU  Pstfrnb  tbats  miU 

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J^«t>e  Tant  ooufture.  Ùirfrff  tfi^lte,  S6|«^x 

IJerbc cucubc  Gati/m  Jfightfiàik;^     * î^  ' 'vi .sH 
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Hcibe  <l*Encéns.  irknn^ivvA/. 

Herbe  Encenfîcre.  ncfame'jtrSIeabaneSlea-hKe 

MuUeu 

Herbe  d'Efcarlace.  The  SlforUt  0(*,  «^  S{arlet 

Hotme-Okf, 

Herbe  des  Elaouëiles.  LittU  CeUndine^PiUmrtf 
Fiçmêft, 

Herbe  d'€(paigne.  S^iM^f.  *    . . 

Herbe  d'Efpaivter.  Tbt  Htiâftweti  catteâyelitm 

Cicborit. 

L'Herbe  â  eftemuër.  Saeefigpvorty  ipitd  PeliitorU 

ofSpaint.  \    /         •    • 

Herbcde  l'eibiHe.  O^^oot  PtaîntainJiartS'horne 
TlantamyBHcif})9rneJbe^e  luUyhtarbt  Eue. 
Herbe  kn)i.SArrattnk  cèf^tunijComftty^  mund- 
woft.  "'■  ^  ., ,  ■  ..  ■  ^        \-  '     '  -. 
Herbe ^ foulon.  fuBersoearbe, Sopewert^yMeclie-' 
f^iUouersyBrui/èwrt,  '"t 

Herbe^ne  fiidlle.  lie  bearhtttUtd  Ont  hUde,er 
One-leajè.  ''  ■    ^    V^  %■ 

Herbe  de  S.Iacaues.  S.Jamesbùnf»rt,orJ!ewer', 

countrey peofle  caUn.Stégierwùrt,  StiMcnvort,  and 

'Jfapwtrt.  ^ 

Herbe  â  îaulnir.  T>yerswéedyWeldefyeUamweed'y 

àlfijbâfe  Brmnèy  fnod-TMxenyGreeni-i9eed^  Gret' 

lùnimed:: 

Herbe  de  S.  lean.  Tbinlegued  Mup^n }  {hme  alfo 
céUcUrkfi,       ,  ■    , 

Herbe  impie.  Heàrhe  imfîm^mehfd Cottûwtveed, 
Cht^^eedyOr  Cudweed,  f 

Herbe  de  S.Innocenc.  CentînodUjnâU  V^ot-'irajjet 
Birds  tMguey  Swifies  gra£i. 

Herbe  ludaïque.  Jnrfs  bearhetTetrabityGUdiPHfrt 
(al^deféatme.)  ' 

Herbe  aux  ladres.  Speedivett,Or9imd-beele,pMles 
Betontèytnaie  FiaeBin*  : 

Herbe  à  laiA.  Spurie^tiAimal^illie-weed/niues 
mill^.  ■         ■■;,.;,  ....■ 

Herbe  au  laid.  Tbe  famty  alfot  MiOat-wm ,  feâ 
MiUferimt^feMTr'tfiSefUacf(eSaltw0rt.      . 

Herbe  auy  langues.  Toague-wort,  TrngfU-hUdty 
PégtH  tmgtUy  Double  T^giie,  Barfi  tikifte^  LameU 

Herbe  Laura£eoire.irMi^. 

Herbe  i  lima|oa  Medkl(jf  F»tber,Slié^  CUmèr, 

Herbe  au  loup.  5w  Loup. 

Herbe  d  cent  maladies.  Mammt-mvt,  hemke  m 

pence,  tPfà'peitnie  gjralJt.    ' 

Herbe  de  Sainâe  Marie.  Onr  Ud^  Mk 

Mint^ommM  ffrdn  âûm-^  49,  Cefimâtie,  and  Alt 

(l'f  i  h  fil"'  *H^  ^  heârbeOnfittfrjeUm  Cnmo- 

milli  ty  ethers,  Hogs-irtâi^  Stmes^ènti,  or  Sew- 

breadyit  cnttedfi,  '' 

.Herbe  marine.  Sagrii^à  wèédefihefhySUidce, 

Heroe  à  ttaffcijraier  terthyCfti  uyik^ttd  SOàee, 
IHârih Beetle  trPéJIk,  VntcbDeme,   « 
Heibei  cous  maux.  4v  Hicodiùa 
Herbe  odllicaire  i  millefueilles. 
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Ktfe'treeyùUéoider,  .      '  ^ 

Herbe  de  noftre  DameJ  41  Ôrvaie  i  /3  ctUed  in 
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Herbe. du  papier.  Tbe  Eaptit»  peat  rufh  Papyrus, 
whereof  tlH  fir ji  paper  wJiu  w$ade, 
Herfoe  de  paraiyfic,  Tfc     .  ^  . , 
ôtherwife  PéilJit-vmtMt^  petite' îîuUehiù 
Htrbe  aux  pactes .  ¥éû^^  Cottf-fetl^wfi-fect, 
Hall-foot.  H  .       j 

Herbe  aux  j^txUs.T*èrle-pUnt^b4paU,àropmill, 

Gremill,  .,■  ■      "■  ^  ■'      \.  ■ 

Herbe  d^  S.Pierre.  SmphrejCrefimatm, 
Hcrbci  pimcnc,4y  Piment. 

Herbe'auxpouiIleu4£i^^4>«WySMM'xwlirr>L«llfj'i'•• 
rvort^ufe-pnviler.    ly  '      . 

Herbe  aux  poulinons.  54^^  «r  Confppefjeritfklèm, 
^dgeofBètbtem,^ttedCim^n,Lunpwni  êf/ff,  tbt 
moffe  called  LitKgtpert^Oiher-gfeene,     | 
Herbe  aux  poulx.  4f  Heti>e  aux  pouiUefix.  ; 
Herbe  poywce.  l>ittémder^tamjpeppervmii 
Herbe  du  grand  Prieur,  fekàccot  n  the  heatbe  Nh 
eotUn,  '       .''  ■'■  '    f .        .-  ^^  "   ■  ^'  '  " 
Herbe  puante.  A  fiurtb  Ij^ndoffiiMtti  Fleà-bane  Co- 
ntxaiofaftrmgfmeU^fiitUtmgfiiur» 
Herbe  à  ptdces.  Vleamorti  a^,  Fleabane,  «r  F/m- 
ba»eMuUet',(Tbefèedet  of  that  are  li{e,tbefmell  of 
this  »  deatkyto  fleas.)     -  V        x 

Herbe  â  puniaifés .  Fleabane ,  Cotu^ .,  pUâbane 

Herbe  Robert*  Hearbe  Robert  i  a  kptd  ef  Stories 

Herbe  de  SJ^och.  Cmu^yFleabiou'.  Y^i- 

He^e  dé  la  Roine  tnere.  FrffffI  7>64«^0v 
HG^fùxi&c  HifOÙ4n»Tobâcco,    '      ^ 
Herbe  Sardonitjuc.  Crmfintef  tbefaSmo  field,  er 
Çranfoot  of  lUiria, 

Herbe  Savonniere.  Sopemrt,  Sopemeid,  Stmtbie, 
Brmfimrt^mec^e  GiUoMer-,  alfo^  mldRtfe  Camion, 
Cremfipe.  ' 
Herbefau  ^  ,      ^ 

Herbe  aux  tœt^ioas^Swpm  iwt^atpmffé^e, 
Ctterpitters. 

Herbe  aux  ferpens.^»it«  tuglofe pipers  BittktTe, 

yjfmhurbe^Bugkjjktbel^er.    f  ,^," 

HçrpcdeS.Siineon.  Stnigmi^iaUém ,  verùeme 
Jdàlhm^eutMalMr'^^^^^-'^ 

Herbe  folaire.  Tbe  Mang 
Herbe  au  îblçil.  A  verie  ireat^o$mdJUt,mid&rt 
yettemfbmer,wtnehtmrneswitbtheSmmt,a3id  tuer 
bokestmârékitbelUllfe  itpmetb(/mk)m,dn- 
ad  (tbêufft  verie  greats  and  betweene  tmebifmiiif'' 

tieàefbêtàiÊg)kvemMglkibânglittU  other  tbi»/b 
wmchpkbykàmd%f  h  afiûde,  4mdvmdi»  rmdt, 
rrbkh  makes  itfirti^^fo  têfifuefir  a  frf,    ? 
Heibe  otlbleiL  TU  itârigfUi  «j^»^dk)ÇR)^inD, 

rumefitè:fl^attrmt,        .  r-'>---*--,':';-^;^^^ 

Hetbedntac  ijmpnrtytmd  liagnimtx(ê\Atà 

Hetbeaux  tainâurien.  KAMTf. 

Herbe  terrefire.itf  ttArdl^ef^enâ^arm». 

iMff  i  an  bearbe  thm  eoBad,  beeânfb  itgrems  ebfl  ta 

HQbeauxtigneux.nt*MMr2»n'r«;;,,    4^  tfbufku 


Herbe  tore,  troad-haued  Acomtxaxi^if'olue$  b*an0 
wolfèwêrt.  ^     -      •*  '* 

Herbe  de  la  Tnràxt.Heârh  Ttinkte.Téifmfie.HaTU^ 
iâft^  twofiuisvndtrabêod'^êlfOyHaufoot^Uari 
fmTrefyU.  ,  .  ^   ^^ 

Herbe  qui  mêles  brebis.  MMcjfWùrtybtarbetm 

lerbe  de  cunicis«  ftêthie  ti  ^atSni  Tcppie^  tpbite 
Min  ;  difh^  tbi  bearbe  Sweet  milims. 

Herbe  au  Turc  i  &;  Herbe  du  grand  Turc.  j(Mp. 
ttêrewm:tpBmrfimft. 
,  Herbe  vduct  as  Herbe  â  cotton. 
Herbe  du  vent.  The  windfiawer. 
Herbe  vcrinincufc.  Pirt^^  ^3f^/fcfi>ftt//r/»; 
Herbe  «uxVipcrcs.WÎW  BkglûJJeJheUJ^tf^  Snal^ts 
huilêffeyifers  tugUffey  Vipets  bearbe. 
Les  bonnes  babes.  4;^  Herbccccs» 
Arracher  les  bonnes  herbcS3&  planter  les  mauvai- 
fç$.  T^fiê^fUnt  vertueyûndfupfort  vice  ;  cr,/f  fluçl^e 
v^vertuetofetvpvice. 
douper  l'herbe  fous  les  pieds  à.  Tofupplanù 
Manger  fon  bled  en  herbe.  To  turne  hk  çattellmto 
bit  cerne  ;  to  ff^end  (the  vaine  ef)  bunuenùe  befire  it 
€oenetn%. 

Mettre  toutes  les  herbes  de  \^S.\czn.Tompk)ûll 
bis  skill  ony  or  mânes  m\  (Diuers  ifnagincy  that  the 
bearbesy  which  are  to  be  kfptfir  tbe  whole  yeans  ftoft^ 
are  bet  ter  y  gathered  on  Midfummer  day  y  then  on  any  o- 
tber\  and  there  fire  be  Markets  extraordtnarify  fir- 
nijhedy  on  that  day  y  with  all /arts  of  new-gathered 
bearbes.) 

Reduiâ  Ji  llierbe.  Brought  tê  extreame  wantyingmt 
necejJîtieyfiUlêfpoiurtie. 

L'herbe  qu'on  cognoiû  on  la  doit  liei  i  (on  doigc  : 
Prov.  Tiofè^thatyWbicbamanlpsowesbeftyfjewkjl 

bi  (bur  chaud  ne croift herbe:  ProY«Grir//>jr0m^ 
MPtinhotOitem.'^  #      • 

Ufauc  que  V  herbe  (bit  bien  courte  quand  on  ne 
trouve  que  rcpaifire  :  Proy.  Commvns  mufi  needs  be 


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Hert>é:  m.  ée  ;  f.FedvrhbpaJfe'flafedofftheffefti 

tftmedimapri^^t'^.i-'^^ 
licmtilMitù,écxt\Tedon^wUb^affe. 
Herbeillcr.  ^fkedan^mtbijgraffe,  m 
Herbelette  :  £  AfmaU  bearbe  ;  arfmaUpaffe,      ^ . 
Herber.  To  gra^e,  orfeedoKffajJi  ^  to  lay  on  tbeirajft  -, 

toturfuintê^HataMa^*^^^^^-^'' 
Herbergage  ;  m.  À  ladgmg/r  dmelUng 
Herbeige;  £  A  btn(i/farboifrJI§dgr^ 
*^  hagé:tD,itit»labakited^d.^-   ^  ,^ . 
bcxgemcàt:  no.  A  lodrng,  tenemeuKat  bejfe  fjtn 

.  inxaSo^laéffwg^hoÊmg^itrtling 
HeSma.TêbarbotarJfdtt^dmUmabonje, 

Baha§tmem,m.Aitbirb»»ribottfe,  tenemtnh 

Hetbetk:  f,  Hoarbesi  imtèafiiputtfitn,  wffftty  jj 
hembesiat/b,  a  bkdmeefen^arimnd'ppCy  *W 

\»aut,ortbrpat40le,  s  ,"^v% 

HorJ)ette:f.  SmaUpaJlbyaf^fiiudlbeirhe.-^'^', 

HtthntC8,lHtMee,BimrH^,Ftnrpf^i^f!i^fr:!!j 
,xM  ^th9l^fim,*tmkesitiatmidfebytbevHi' 

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Herbier  :  m.  A»  i 
Gardener  j»r  Heai 

Herbicre  -.(-AnB 
pipeofabiidi»n 

!     let  of  a  beaft. 

'■  H^-rbis  :  m-  ^'"-'/^ 
Herbilte:  toro.^ 

i     aerllands  the  nan 

i  Hcrborifer.  Tog 

\     thm,or,toobfei 
\     pâtures  \  to  play  ti 

i  Hcrboriltc  :  m-  ;« 

•'  Hcrbrcfté:  m.  ee 

"cdiOr  If  en  in. 

Herbregetnentj 
Hcrbreger.  Todv 
Hcrbfegcrie:f.^ 

iodie^boufetoi 
Herbu:m.uë:f. 

Hercc-:  f-  ^  '''"'*■' 
(l,u^e(a4dHarr 

dmi(lron)pinHe: 

Herccs.Ti^M,« 
Envnc  hercel 
Vxos.AtbïngWi 

Hercelcr.  Seeke  t 
Hcrcement'.m.^ 

Hcrccr.  Toharro; 

gaittfl  another,  \ 
Herceur  :  m.  A  h.^ 

hxrïorvhorfès, 
HçKtUïc:(.Ah'a 
Hercher.  ^  Here 

Héculianc,  &  P 
^Herdertifler.  Tb 
"Herdrc.  To  cleaut 

Here.<«Haire. 

Hçrcditable  :  co 

Ha-editair^l^i 

mherUanceybelOi 

Heredital.Tfef/^ 

Quint  heredi 

Hérédité  :ÊX» 

Here(iarche,ou 

Here/îe  :  f.  Here 

,Herefié:ni.ée: 

grounded  in  ht 

Heréucl{e,  - 

Hereftc  de  poiffi 

Hcrctique:  con 

Hcrgne:f.B«r^ 

vayvtàrdnefiet 

lmgo(jU.a>rk 

'tbat  fringivp 

Herg5ûeux.  But 

Herigoïc:  m,é 

dew-clai»es. 
Herigotcs:f.  l 
Hcri|otcutc:f 
Httwé.i«Hen 
Hçri^r.«Hei 
Hcriflc:  m.  ée 
'tlesyoribeboi 
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Herittèment: 

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Hcrbiertm.  AnHifbaUiolft.âHHirbaUiJli  âlfi.a 

(xatieneY^erHearb^feUer.  .^ 

Herbicrc:  f-  AnHearb-mji\alfh^hiWiafiny§rwmdr 

pipe  of  a  bird:,  nndytbe  throat- boll  y  tbroat-fipiy^  gul^ 

letofabeajl.       ^\         .   , 
H^Tbis  :  m.  Graffieyor  will'growne,7aftures. 
Herbiite  :  com.  ^^^  Herbiji^o/  Herballiji j  Me  fl^tf t  x/;^- 

aer  [lands  the  nature^nd  temper  ofhearbes. 
Hcrboriren  To  gather  hearbes  ;  to  be  much  among 

them  J  or  y  lo  obferney  examiney  érfikdïe  their  fetter  aU 

pâtures  \  to  ptay  the  Herballifi. 
!  HcrborKtc  :  i^i»  ^^  Hcrbiftc.         '  % 

(  Hcrbrccé:m.  ée:f.  Commonly  JvhU  on ^vfualty  M- 

ged^or  lyen  in. 

Herbregemcnt  :  m.  ii»  Hcrbcrgcmcnt. 

Hçrbregcr.  To  dwell  on,  commonly  to  lodge yOr  fy  m^ 

Hçrbregcric:  f.  \A  iodgmg^or  dwelling  \  a. tenement  to 
lodge  ^orboiife  to  dweU^. 

Hsrbu  ;  m.  uë  :  f.  Gr^j^f ,fcf/irW^ 

Here  c  :  f-  A  Harrow  ;  àlfby  a  kind  ofPott^uUiSy  tbats 
fluc^e  (as  à  Harrow) JUl  ofj^utrpe^rong^d  out-fian- 
dini(lr  on)  pinna.  ^ 

}icKCS.Tti[eSjarJharpeJronpiMnesvpon  gales. 
En  vnc  hcrce  bich  dentce  n'y  faut  nulles  dents  : 
Pro  V.  A  thing  well  done  needs  no  addition.  ^ 

Hercclcr.  Sffifee  Harceler/  ;     ,    ^ 

Htïççmcnt:  m.  A  harrowing. 

Hcrcer.  To  harrow  i  alfoy  to  ioult,  or  itfflle  one  thing  a^ 
gamfi  another. 

Herceur  :  m.  A  hArrower  j  be  that  leatts^nd guides  the 

'  hmowhorfes.  .  ^         ■    ' -  ^^^4:-^-\  '}':''^'  ' '    ; 

Herccurcrf^  A  harrowing.  *      ',  ; 

Herchen^Hercer/f  Norm.  -  ^^■ 

Herculianc,  &  Pierre  Hcrculicnne.  A  Loadftone. 
^BQrdtn\&LÇr.Thegreat^maij^Det^iU.^BJ^ 
nerdrc.  To  cleaue  yOr  jlicke  jhfi  vnto^  (an  oldvmd^ 
Here. <w Haire.    '^"'  •-'•;^^  -      -'^^-v  "•.— ^ 
Y[rT^àxi^\ticom.Hereditabte^heritabU. 
H  creditairçi^otn  JIfrerfi/4rfe,}if w^e  j  com9mng  by 

inheritaTueybelesfiging  to  an  inheritance. 
Heredital.  Tfce /ï»w  ;  (>r,ir5  Héritai. 

Quint  hercditaL  5ef  Quint.-*^^^  ^^^ ^^  %^^^^^ 
Hérédité  :  t  An  heritageyfnberitanceypatfimtme. 
Herefiarche^ou  Herefiarque  j  anarcb4jeretkke. 
H^ïQfK:f.HereJie'yobfiinâte^wi€kjed  error. 
Hereiiérm.ée:  £  GrewnehereticaU/tmed  Hereticktj 

mi^nded'm  berejki  as  obftinâtt^primfkiês^  m  an 

Herétïclie.       ^  v-  ^  '-^f  ^-       ;    . 

Hereftedepoiflbn.4irAreftc.      r  . 

Hérétique:  trnk^JInHtfeikk^"^^^^ 
Hcrgnc  :  iBurflmg  î  tr  a  ruptiate  wkbkàeeâdsiâ^Oy 

^aywerdnejkypeetêilbnefeyfrent0Mré^ 

l^  otill^tbrimigtree ,  a  fockt  tree  5  âlfi,  à  puller 
^^bdt  fringivp  fhm  the  root  of  m  /rwv>^-^^^^^  ^^     : 

Herigcxéî  m,éctt  Ûew^létmédyhâiÊiniJfitrres^or 

deW'clarpes.  f* 

Herigotcs:£  VewMlamesiaïfiylftÊms.  ^  :^H^i 

Hâigotcure:f.  7*e*ttwj«r 

Hpriper.  4»  Hençcr.  i^  ^i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

HerifTé:  m.  ^  itset^fUmi,9eféi^ 
tlesy  tr  the  baktef  an  affirmed ereaittr^  i  tmrktei 

^OUfhyTMfjpd.  \^\ 

Heriffoneiit  :  m.  ^tûngvp  ^thebrMesi  afiatMiy 
9rbanid$fiandbtg^^M0fM^   âfi^Mlkàf- 
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yeameytbrougfffiare. 

HmÇ^ôTiim.AnVrchin/i  Hedgehog.        ' 

Hcriflbn  de  mer.  Thefea  l^rchm  ;  a  fifhwhofe  out- 
:    fidefomewbat  rambles  the  Umd-Vrchin.  . 

Parcx  I'hcriflbn  il  femblcra  Baron:  Pro  v.  Good 
clothes  hide  much  defvrmitie\  or  y  a  clawnc  well  cloa- 
thed  feemes  a  Gentleman. 
Heriflbnnc  4v  Herifll.  * 

Heriffonncmcnt:  m.  AfnddainequiueringyPjiueringy 
oryearningyby  the  fence  y  or  apprehenftonrf  an  abhor- 
red thing. 

se  Hcriflbnner.  !«/ s'Hcrifler. 
Heritable  :  com.  inheritable  j  alfoy  heldinfeefiwpley  or 
foreuer. 

Hcritablement.  Jnheritablyy  infcepmpleyfvr  euer. 
Heritablete  :  f.  An  fnheritance  j  the  foylt  inherited. 
^Wallon. 

Heritage  :  m.  An  inheritance  ^Heritage  yTatrimonie. 
Rentes  ^  heritage.  L^i^ifef  Rente. 

Mettre  les  mains  d  ^heritage.  re?^//i^«  fc/j  fctfWj  w 
the  ground. 

Dc  ieune  Advocat  heritage  perdu  :  Prov.  The  land 
is  lofl  which  syoung  Lawyer  pleads  fir.  j 
Vie  n'eft  pas  feur  ncritagc  :  Prov.  Li^ (though  it  be 
fref'hold)  is  no  inheritance  (no  fui  e  hold  y)  or  y  life' s  no 
inheritance  to  build  on. 

Héritai:  m.  ale:  f.  OfinBeritance-y  alfo,  inberitedy  or 

heldinfee. 
Heritance.  as  Heritage;  (an  old  word) 
Hcrité'tn.  An  Inberitanceyçr  heritage. 
Hérité  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Inherited ^  gotteUyOr  come  vntOy  by 

difcenti' 

Ï1  eft  hérité  en  ces  marches  ;  he  hath  gotten  landy 

or  an  efUfte  ofinherifanceyin  thefe  ^artePi.  - 
Heritel  :  m.  elle  :  f.  Inheritable  i  WTyof  inheritance. 
Hériter.  To  ird^erite-y  tèget^r  come  vnto  by  inberitanccy 

or  difcent  ;  alfOy  to  get  land  of  inheritance  y  or  an  efiate 

ofinheritance'tnlattd. 
Héritier  :  m.  An  he'tre^or  inbe^^or. 

Héritier  conventioiyiel./*»  adopted  beire  by  reafon 

of  marriage  ;  as  a  fonncy  oHlaugbter  in  law  made  by 

tbe  father  one  of  his  beires,  either  in  lieu  of  one  of  his 

other  childrenyor  as  one  çneng  the  refl. 

Héritier  fimplc. -^  éeîre  ^j^  rfi;^«i. 

Héritier! m.  ere  :  £  Of^r belongmgto^an beireyinheri- 

toryor  inheritance. 
HerIc.4;^Harlc     ^^    ^       ^ 
Herniaire.  ^Armairc.  ^ 

Hermandtée.  I^  Gcrmandréc. 
Hermc  :  m.  Hermes  J  Tfcf  »/i«re  •/ 4  5tf i«f . 
^  Feu  S.  Hcrme.  A  firie meteor  appearingon the  tops 

offlrip-mafls  at  fia  j  Loolpe  Furole.  1^ 

Hcrme  :  com*  411  Ferme;  If Gafc.  alfoy  defer t^waftyvn- 
"  fiUidifolitarieyVnbauntedymfre^uentedi 
Hermiie.  A  Attle  round menUier  m  Arcbiteélure^  tear^ 

mea  êtbervnfè  Amz^iie. 
HetiMner, to  fifre  mtb  Ermines. 
¥ie[mm<etXtiUA&ttUplana^Axe,  • 

Hcimitage:  m.  An  Uermitaie,  J 

Hcnnltc:  m.  An  Hermit,  .   ,  ^/i*  ,v  '^  . 

«Hennite  marin,  as  Brandhue'}  A  k^  effmM  rem 

CrnfiQu  '  ■"■"  '■■■'■■*  W'-i 

Bernard  mcnnite.7*f/««»ft;^;;^f.         ^ 
Le  Regnard  eft  devenu  henoite  :  Prof .  "Tbt  Sex 
^'ebtkfreteb (keif are yeitrGee(e,) ^    .  *-* 

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Meade  or  Hedaw  Safrtn,  the  fmu  befire  the  fa- 

Jbfr, 
Hcrmolc:  f' turftwmtJRitftifrewm.      / 
Heme:  méc  :  f.  MmfiibâMtMg  ê  rMftiâri  àhwt  the 
PrmtUt,  ■    Ik   ■  -;,,  z-      ■■  ,' 

Hcmiatre  :  £  4tt  Hertnole. 
Hcrnk.Biirftmi;0^ri^tiirewiibiutbeeêds.  - 

Hcroë  :  m.  A  Wwthigi  a  Demfgtd-,  mu  wbm  bit  valor 

bath  deified^  immtrtâtin^fé. 
Héroïne  :  î,  a  Ladie  ofêàmrAk  bwont^  $fm^  ex- 

teUem  farts  iâmoflwmhitiâdk.^ 
Héroïque:  com,  HerokaUiHufi  mrtbitf  noble , gal' 

toHt,  high-minded^  va&ant. 
Heron  :  in.  A  Hero»,  Laol^e  Hairon. 
HeroucC  (The  name  of)  âfertâineirekfjteUom,tnd 

ftft apple,  ;  ,     ■ ..    ,.-  ■^.  ....\  ■ 

Hcrpaif  :  m.  A  tioope^ardtfiocl^^  crue^tnou 
Hapaiflc:£  A  Iput^or  erne  of  bensrliefOml  ropifh 

vagabMdsytbatiikebfpil/èring^tfontbeffoiU, 
Herpailjeur:  mMfeÙct  of  old  trtHlftU  ^Iroit^, 
Herpé  -.  nu  ée  :  f.  Gra^d,/iutebejijfai^bt  atfreedi' 

fyi  prifed^l(edfVioUMtfyfeifediâtfè,Harpo-Mt^t^' 

fed  or  fàjûoned  l$l(e  a  Harfe  ;  oia-breafied^  and  well 

voided  or  laHlf  in  the  Grome,  6^e  a  well-made  G 

bound. 

Herpelu.  ASt'mer^FrembfbiUini.^an»g,    ' 
,  Hcrper.r»  g;aipeyfîuteb^âteb^lineb  peedifj\  to  gripe 
hool(eyfei%e  violently^  lay  violent  bands  on, 
Hcr^tcontxctencToaeepeyOr  crawle^- 

Herpes  :  £  Tin  Shingles  y  Kmnmgvotmojtrmldpre, 

Hcrr.  (S)l<ii/?«r,«r  5fr.  f Alemaiu 
Vous  fàiâes  du  herr.  (A  rujlicatt  taxation  of  afoot- 
cie yongmais^  feruMt\}pH  are  verie  (ocl(it/r  Infliei 
youta^oomikbvoonyou, 

Herre  :  m.  A  r<^neJbegggryVagabo»d,    ' 

Herry:  m.  The  fptdament^  arfe^gut,  < 

Heis.  (An  JnterieQm  ofcâmàphoejtere  bo, 

Heriê:  £  A  barromyalfè,al^  ofPortcuBU  j  Lool((e 
Hercc.  t 

Hcrfelé.S«e*eHarcdé.    V  '^ 

HctCcmenuuuAbarrom'mg^ 

Herftr.  Tobarrosvi  a^/9vex,tiamyU,di/qiàet,bur' 
fie^torment, 

Hericur  :  m.  A  harromr  y  alft,  a  vexer,  or  tormentor 

«f.  .  ■  w.  ''-■''    ■■       ■'  -^    ■ 

ntiCoit.rejlermgbt.  * 

Hene.  Eftre  â  rherte.  iM^e  Enie. 

Hertringue.  l  drM^  toyon  fm  Dnteb^  ^Rab. 

Herupe:  m.  ée:  i.^vhofebwtfUres^SMuUimtud'y 
àtfoJkrifllUypri(l(U^  roitgh,borride -,  nfi,  temfed,  dSf 
cbeuelled/ufèrdered,  ..^  '^  ' 

Hcniper.  To  d^ebeneUy  tomftyordifirder  the  boire  i  to 

'  smSe'ufitre^fianâiUftmoreâlM,      ,    ..      ,       ^ 

S'Hetuper.  TofitvptbebrMes^MimeAatire»^ 
ï»f  cbêlUr^^biàrito  ftate  j  or^  S^Hoiflcr. 

Hcnippc«4»Herape> .     ,  ,  -  ^^^^•^^^.~. 

HefitaHoo  :  tJHjknjmJkM%tfU$il^iuiiutumiût  i 

efité.  DonittJ,, 
pino&.) 
Hefîcer.  Teimsk^femeJiidifJ^mmu  ,Pâggitr(itip$. 

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He^afiertm.  ÀSé^ler^Mârrmn  ' 
Hcncrie.  2Wir^llHMr«i^Sabw 

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Hcftrcau  :  in.i4>M|,0t  tUtli^iacb  tree. 

Hétéroclite  :  com.  irregular^  extrâùrdinârie^  tiot  j^^ 

Refolu  comme  Pihôurt  en  Tes  hétéroclites»  ImU 
Refolu.       ,       ,    .       /     '  ^ 

HeCique  :  com.  su  HcâiqMè. 

Heu  hafch.  Tûmed  ifmds  ^  a  Cough.  ^Rab. 

Heudri:  m.ie:  f.  M^pin^muftedypHtrified^y  pained 
or j^îtid/uvM'ûj^id  linen.  .    ^ 

Heudrir.  tomufi^crnuk^futrifiei  toj^oyle^ormam 
byiOlieeping^orwantoffEffing^  ^ 

Hculct:  m.Ati4>uU^orlittlejJlecut  out  of  the  land  of 
furpefe  io.be  ouerfimed  euerte  tyde  by  the  fia  j  that  nf 

,  the  froth  tbereof  (  then  left  behindy  end  gathcud  af. 
ter)  fait  may  be  made.  \ 

HcuUant.  Tf  Wnfcfcwrfi»!;, 

Heurtm.  HapJuclaÊyfartuneyCbaunce. 
Le  boii  hcur  toft/e  paiTc  qui  n'  en  a  foing  :  Vm. 
Good  fortune  qidc\fyppsfromfucb  as  heed  it  net.  \ 

Heure  :  i.  An  boure 5  elfb^  timtJfafin^^âU laljo,  the 
clochf.  .,  .,;  "-^  •;•  vV  ■■  \'  ..\-, .-..  ■  ■,--;■'  ^f- 
Heures.  A  Traferbeolte  fir  certaine  houfi$i  ^^^ 
f/îrr  HcurdiYaL  \    \. 

L'heure  de  complie.  CompUne-tîme  y  Euenini^oni 
tide  i  the  edge  of  ihituemng\^  ,  *t 

Heures  equinoctiales.Ti^^  ijUqHalparts^or  bcura^^ 
oohereofâHâtmaUdayconJ^fis.X         \ 
Heures  d*horologes.  Thejame  ;  pr,  eqHally  or  eutn 
}>oures  (pêcb  as  dociles  malie)  one  istjias  long  as  the  $- 
'tfteriordmaneboures. 
Heures  inefçalcs.7i&e  II  vnequaH  parts  oftbtartl-' 
ficersdtgutriàeblajls  (aUtbeyeareleng)  frmtbtyi- 
^totbefiiting^tlfeSnnne,  v 

Heures  «s  Pknettes.  m  Heures  inefgalcs  ;  ^ff^ 
qnattbomresijbeb  m  are  fimettmis  longer  yfomtmt 
fiiortertben,  and  fomet'mies  Itl^e  •wtOytbe ordmm 

bonres.  /,^^^•■■■•^/-■ '■. ""i^-.^r,^:!^:;..  '  "  '  i 
Haute  heure.  Torre  on  theiay\  (tbefeafinficm  about 

oightJgthemorningvntiBnoone.) 

^A  l'heure.  At  tbat  boure,at  that  inflmt,  than, h  the 
■  timeof. 

*A  îheure  quci  IvbaUytohileJl  that.  < 

V  'AUboime^it.  HappiîpylfclfiljJ(rtMMtefy/'^ 

good  time,ino  good  boitre. .  ,  ;^>!J 

De  bonne  heure  •  In  good  l^ie  ;  alfo,  eàrfy ,  ot' 

tsmes.    .  -  -:•    *■  ■■• 

VomV)M\litTlnm,otéotmfion(Jirtbàiprefent, 

Sittl1jeure;4»Pourrheure;  ^'^^:'  7  , 
Tout  â  cette  heure.  Now,  em»  nom,incontinenilj, 

firtbmkb^profintfy/stibiiveriea^Af^''^'^ 
L'heure  a  looaf  Ubatbftrntktekm',{ol4^f^ 

,  Towet  heurenefiim  pasmoirea:  ?|ov.^^^^^ 

,  mrémtiitfio/bnf^olitkmp.  '  *tS^^%4- 
Ilii'cftqa'iiiie«iaitvailêbeureaujout:RD.7wr< 

kbmomUl(trviikeku\lfomrtintbedo!p:  ■: ,  ^ 
Hewé:  iii.ée:£  SH^orippmteiMbome  Muted, 

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Hcurlcmcnt 
Heurler.  roj» 
Hcurlerie:f. 

Heurt  :  «"•  ^ 

conjlSifi'*. 
together  of; 

vpper  po'i^i 
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Hcurtaac  : 

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Hedrtant.  S/ 

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Heurté:  f«<" 
Heurte,  i  to 

then. 
Heurté  :  m. 
.    lentlj  bit  aj 

Heurtcmcn 

flril(ing,iur 

Heurter.  To 
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flàmptng. 

ScHcun 
Heurter! 

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Heurtis  :  i 
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Hcureufeté  :  f.  ^^  Hcurcte. 

Heureux  :  m.  eufc  :  f.  Happte^blefed,  bliJJefiU.profpe- 
rom^luc}(iey  jbrtunate. 

\\  çft  bien  heureux  qui  fc  mcfle  do  fcs  affaires  : 
Prov.  He  is  verte  happie  that  fiUervcs  his  owne  bufi- 
nefe  i  (then  is  the  dullard  that  Cannot^  the  flêêgiard 
that  will  mt^and  the  Vftfree  that  muft  not^doe  it^  verie 
vnhappie.) 

Hcvnkmcnr.m.Ahmling.oryeUiHg.        \  ' 

Heurler.  Ti?  hovole  ;  Seekf  Hurler.  -  i      .  . 

Heurlerie  :  £  ^^  Heurlcment. 

Heurt  :  m.  Jfhockf  \  ptijhjor  difh\  a  violent  meeting^or 
confliHy/cujflingj  orhtcmnter]  â  l(nocl(e^  or  l^nacl^ing 
together  /)/j  alfi^a  peeceofhi^  ground'^  aifOytbe  topper 
vpper  part  of  a  mount  aine. 
Towt ihcun.  Headie^allrahead. 
B^ir  ea  heurr.  To  bmld  higb^jjj^n  the  vpper  partner 
fide^QfahiU.  - 

Garc  Ic  heurt.  5^^  Garc. 

lis  ont  eu  tant  de  heurts.  They  haue  beene  fo  much 
àpâed\  they  haue  receiued  fo  many  ioults  j  fi  many 
mfchie/eshaueafpzHltedthem.  ' 

Hcurtaae  :  f.  ^  Bocl^e^  linoct^e^  iurre^  ioulty  pujb, 

Hedrtant-  "Shocl^ingy  ptffljing^  l^noclfjngyiurring^ûultingy 

violently  meeting. 
Heurté:  f.^yHeurctc. 
Heurte,  à  toute  heurte.  StiUytueryeueriefoei^ntnp  and 

then.    '  ■■■"^''-  •    *'--^'^'-'-  •••■^ 

Heurté  :  m.  ce  :  f.  linoclfjed^pujhed^ultedyittrred:;^)^^ 
lentljbitagainfi.  ■  " 

Heurtcmcnt  :  m.  Alinocl(ingyiouUmgJbupnng^daJ^^^^ 
ftril(ingyiurringjViolenthittingagainft. 

Heurter.  To  knocfie^pufhyUirrejtoultyfirike^  dajbyorbit 
violently  againfl.        \'        x*  ^ 

Heurter  des  pieds.  Tù  fUmpéy  §r  âpplâudby  ofïen 

Se  Heurter  à  vne  pierre.  ToflitmbUat  a  flme. 
Heurter  la  tefte  contre  lliuis.  Torunnehisbiâdà" 
gaM  the  door  ex  to  take  wax  off  the  doore  with  bis 

Hardiment  heurtC  a  la  porte  qui  bonne  houyellé 
apporte:  Prov,  He  that  brings  good  nawes  boldfy 
Anex^satd^e.  A  ^ V     "V 

Heuitcs:  f.  small  Ai^rtre balls i  teirmedfin HeraUfie) 

l^^'tsmmenyoHd  tongue-'moles  onrpomert. 
Heurtisrm;  415 weurtcincnt%  - 

Hculc.l^(>ifceHotife.    ■  v^  ■  .  ^        \ 

Heuflc:  £.The  Linch^hme,  whereby  the  arwie  iftifixlt^ 
^  ^te  ig\tpt  within  the  naue  of  a  Cartwheele&c. 
Wcyron  :  m.  as  Hairon  j  alfoy  a  fea-^ew.  ^aroy- 

jacinthe.  L«(% Hyacinthe.  \       •;   -    e.i  .*r  -^^ 
Hiacinthin:  m.inc  :  f.  Ught-blue  ;  Purple,  ykfeh,  »f 

thecotoiirtfaUciHtb(jMfer.)  r^:;iftv 

Hibernal:  m.  ale:  f.  n^merU',  efyor  belonging  U, 

winter,*  •  ■'■■'<■-■  "'^^î.■;«^-.v>^V;r^v-;^»:  '\;v'rri{:''.=-    ■ 
Hibou':  nn.  An  Owfir  -,  the  ordmarie  ffeàt  Owi^  ^  ^  ' 
Hibou  comu.  4»  Moyen  duc'See  Due.  *'«-^  •- 
,  Onnepeuefiôredenibouerpam^:  Prof.  One 

Hidcur;  £  DreaJJmttryquêkmg^fiâi^  (ortèêe$ufè 
iffttetf^etbhu  MrribU,ànéjèâre0t^$kéktiên, 

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Hideux:  m.eule  :  (Mideotis^f^mme,dreadJùU,ghafllie^ 
terrible  horrible.  ^ 

Hie  :  f.  À  Kjmmer^  Paniers  beetle  ;  alfo.a  Commaun- 

der^or  water-Pile  Sledge^  wherewithal  eat  Jial^es  are 

drinen  dofwne  into  the  ground.  \      / 

Hie  :  m.  cc  :  f.  Rammed  m^driuenjor  beaten  downe. 
Hieble:  m.tVaUwortydwarfi  Elder  ney'îyanewort, 
Hieinent  :  m.  A  ramming  j  a  driuing  dawne  of  ft  ones  y 

Of  pites  mtù  tbe^fêiênd. 
Hier.  To  rammey  to  beat^  driue  downe  JioneSy  or  piles 

irfto  the  ground /tlfo^to  beat  fiat,  orfadderi{as  a  floor  e) 

with  beating. 
HÏQï.Tefterday. 

Devant  hier.  Tw^4r;^|jgdf. 

Hier  vachier  buy  ch^evalier  :  Prov.  Lool(e  Vachier. 
HieracitC.  Pierre  h.  A/^dofBloud-ftone^orftoneihat 

(îaunchetb  bloud. 
Hiérarchie  :  f.  An  Hiérarchie  -^  a /acred  Principalitie^h 

holieCfouernment.  V        /  \ 

Hiere  picre.  A  certaine  yellowed  verie  bitter  compofi- 

tuminpowder.  \  .  ^ 

Hierobotanc:  £  Veruine^unoei^eares^boliehearbe, 

Mercuries  maifl  bloud. 
Hierre  :  m.  Ivie  ;  Seel^e  Lierre. 

Hierrc  tcrreftrc.  Ground  luie^Aîè^oofi,  Cats  foot, 

GilUcreep-by^tbe-ground.  1 

Hileux  :  m.eule  :  (.Blacke-tayted^or  blac)(e  on  the  tayle, 

osaBeaneis. 

HiIlotS:ni.F/i/<w«î^Gafc.  ^Rab» 

Hinard  :  m.arde  :  f.wry^neclft  ^wry-he  adech 

HinncUenient.  5f  f  ifr^  Ifnellcment. 

Hipate  ;.f.  A  fixti  or  the  proportion  of  fix, %  C^lu-* 

fict{e.  \  .    V    •  : 

Hipocras  :  m.  (The  cmpmmdwine  called)  Hif  ocras. 

Hipocras  d'çau.  Metbeglin\  wme^ot  drinl^  made  of 

honey  and  water.  \ 

Hipo^riphc  :  m*  Uokf  Hypogriphc. 
Hipotnecairc.  Seel(e  Hypothecaitc. 
Hipothcqilc:in.ce:f.  Ingaged,  mor gaged,  layedto 

pawne.     \ 
Hipothequer.  To  pawne,  mgage,  or  mar  gage  (im- 

moueabUs.)\ 
Hippiatric:  f.H^/J-^i/Kritft 
H  ippocras.  ^  Hipocras, 
Hippoglofïc:  m.Horfe^tonguefioubk-tngue^Tmgue- 

blade.,    \        /    / 
Hippôpotàine  :  m*.  A  water-hêrfe  (liuing  in  the  riuer 

f!lilus)tbà^bathfeetU(eanOx,backe4ndmaneli}^a 

Horfe^t^lfpbke  a  Bore,  and  a  winged  tayk. 
Hiraple. 4W biraffc.    \^^  /     ^ 

Hiraudiç  r  ÙA  paUrie  f/trment  (in  old  French.) 
Hircin  :  rtHric:  f.  Goàt-lUie  ;  of  a  Goat. 

Branche  hircine.  Bfaiil^y"rfif,Beéires^law,Beares- 

breech.  *^^-  -^'  •    ■  -  ^-^^-^  • 
Hire:  f.  A  nammer,or  Beater. 
Hkeié.asHcrcditéx  (an  old  word.)      .\ 
Hirondellc^or  HirundcUc  j  A  Swalkm  Seeke  Aron- 

Hirondelle  de  mer.  m  «»  Arondelle  ^sifa^hefmaU 
âphc^Utwei  ^fw,  rfbkby  âftet  the  departure  «f  the 
wdintrie  fea-MewJmal»ne,émdMfijmg  fijbes  a- 

lonf^Bii$ers.-^^'^>-''^ '■'-,,  ^'^^^*;r      . 
Hirondelle  de  nréèt^AfiMSwaUem'^élmk  btrd 

fiï&ve:tirbebeérhyBifife, 

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Hifiorii.       .  ,  .  * 

Hiiloric:  m.éc  :  f.  F lomJbedyWfought,0r  beautified^ 

Tvnh  jiorif'rv0fl(e  ;  alfb^ôntained  in  Hijiories. 
Hiftorica:m.  A Hiftmographer,  CbronicUryStorie' 

writer. 
Hiftoricr.  To  writer  compile  ni^ones\alfo,to  flouYifhy 

orbeauufieWainfcot^  or  Tapifirie  mtb  Hijiories^  or 

StoriexHrl^.  

H  ittrion  :  m.  A  Comedian^Enterluder^Stage^player. 
Hirtrioniquc:  com.  Tlapr-Ukey  fit  fir,  or  belonging 

to^  Stage-player,  ^  ^ 

Hiulquc  :  com.  Gaping  as  the  earth  in  drought  fjfùU  cf 

chaps  yor  chrfil(€s  \iU  couched^iayned^or  fei  together. 
Ho  :  m.  AGroJfe,  or  great  troupe  of  Caualleriei  many 

troupes  oféorfemen  together.  i 

Hobain.4if  Aubain. 

Hobcinc^  Aubaine»  ^ 

Hobcr.  To  fiirr^e^  meuCy  rèmoue  JrompUce  to  place  ;  (a 

rtifHeyOnd  rufiicallT»prd.) 
Hobcrç'.îD,  ^Aubcrc.  % 

Hobergcr.T(>/;;  or^tofinehimfelfi  by  flying.  "" 
Hobillc  :  f.  A  lerl(inJacl(etyOr  Coat.  ^Pic. 
Hobiii:  m.  A  HobbUya  little  ambling  (andjhwne- 

tnancd)  horfCé 

Aller  le  hobln.  To  ambUyOrpaceJili^  a  Hobbie. 
Hobincuxt  m.  eufe:  f.  Hobbie-lilieior  belonging  to  a 

Hobbie.  ^ 

Wç)\5ïQZ\Mm.(T:he  Uar^kc  tearmed)  a  Hobbie:,  alfo^  a 

mungreUy  of  halfi- gentleman  j  pnewhofe  Jhther,  or 

motherwere  of  me ane  parentage.  . 
1^0C:ir\.asCvoC'yiilfOyasHo. 
Hochc :  f.  A  niclfeyor notchyOnaTaSiéy&c.       . 
Hochcbos*  ^l{ind  of  Boat  (an  oldword.) 
Hochcbridc  :  m.  AretcbleJferal^heUya  deQ>erate  or 

carelcffe  companion. 
Hochecuc^y  Hochc-queuc, 
Hochement  :  m.  A  Jhaliingit^aggingjioggingffobbing^ 

nodding, 
liochcipliitn*  A  y^ardingale. 
Hochc^>ot  :  m.  A  hotcb-potyOr  Gallimaufi'ey  ;  à  confù- 

fed  mingle-mangle  of  d'mers  things  iumbledy  or  put  to- 
gether. -- 
.  Hochc^runicr.  A  Plum^treejhalier'ya  mans  yard. 
Hoche-qucuc:  f.  ATtPaiaWagtayle. 
llochLQX.ToShak!t;i»agyiùgr,nob\nod. 

Hocher  du  nez.  DifdaineJuUy  tofnuffe  at^ 

Hocher  de  la  tefte.  To  nodyor  caji  vp  the  bead\as  one 

thaï  j¥ould  fieme  to  refife  a  thing  offered^  or  deny  a 

thing  jppl(en. 
Hochet  depëtis  cnhns.  A  RattUyOr  Clackéwheremth 

chUdfenpUf.  \  '•  ' 

Hocquct^&Hocqucter.  as  Hoquet,&  Hoqueter; 

HocqueXau  :  m.  A  Basi(et'<anieT.(yjJu) 
Hocquecon  :  m.  A  (fleeueUfe,andfhort)IaclfetyCoaty 

Cassocl[^Ierl(m(atCçtirt)aCoatfironeoftbeGardi 

IMJ^  Hoquetoo. 
Ho<fton.«Hocquctonj  andbencei  ■      ^ 

Qm  a  le  loup  pour  çompaimon  porte  le  diien 

fousfhoâoa  :  m  a^i^iio /^^ 

bearmdwithacMêlÊeiL      ^^  w  ^ 
Hodé  :  €  Toy  te  y  thriS^^wearifimeniffi. 
Hodé  :  m.it :  f.  wearieiy  thrii^ouer-tayled.      .    # 
HodeCi  To  wuriêytire^riêir'40yli.    i  n  ^K^r/  i  L  • 
Hoe.  AnJmerkOmofwtfiAir'mgsas^Vb^ 

reprebenjm  ;  whence  y  vous  eftfex  bien  hardL  noe  ; 
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Hocuiné  :  m.'cc  :  f.  Vexed^molefiedyannc^ed^ivfiM 
offended.  ^ 

Hoguincment:  m.  A vcxingy^olcflingyanvoying^j^ 
Jftingy  offending, 

Hoguiner.  To  ve?iytroubleydifqmet^Annoy,mokftjr){^(i 
ofend.  -  •  ,-^ 

Hoguines;  f.  The  peeces  of  Armour  yvhich  com  the  \ 

arrrtesytbighesyand  legs,  i 
Hoho.  (An  Jnteriedïon  of -pondering)  yvhat  koe!  U  n 

po/fibie!      .  , .       :  ;    : 

Hoigne  :  £  A  gtumblingy  muttering:^  murwmwg^  rnl 
nmgiwhyning  j  (  Ihc  J^ormand  Tin^ne  Valoignes 
bath  beine  fur  named  La  Hoigne>^^rtf  A/è  the  inhabit 
tants  thereof  are  by  nature  vcrie  litigiom.) 

Hoigncr.  To  grumble^mutterythurmure  j  to  repine yat^ 
fOytoxphyne  as  a  child yor  dog. 

Hoir  :  m.  An  heireyOr  inheritor  j  {in  feme  trench  Imi 
(wherein  the  Appcnnages  of  thé  Sonnes  of  Irmt 
are  treated  of^an  he  ire  male  y  a7jd  in  feme  aunum 
f  armes  and  LeafeSy  a  dire£l  heire^k  vnderfloo'ci  by  i\m 
word.)  ^ 

Hoir  de  quenouille.  An  inberitrixy  heire  female^ 
'  daughter  and  heir e. 
Hoirie:  f.  An  heritage  y  inheritance  ^beiredome  y  inhe- 
riting.     •  ,    V 

Holà.  (An  Interîelîion)  hoethereyenoughyfoffcft/m 
^morc  of  that  if  you  loue  me{alfo^heareyoh  me^cr  come 
hither.  ^ 

Faiô  au  hola.  T)utifuU^obferuantyreadi(yat  abecif^ 

at  call.  ,  ^ 

taire  le  hola.  To  flop  y  flay  y  interrupt^  hidjland)  alfo^ 

topart  affray. 
lAo\Qtttàcm^\ç.AflnftofMayle.       \4^.    '.\ 
Holocaufie:  m.  Afacrifice  liiÛedyandUfedrvboleon 

the  Altar. 
Holos.yw^Hclas.^Rab. 
Holofteon.  HakiefmaU  Plantaine y  flouring  fea  Plan- 

t^nne  ;  alfoy  mountaine  Plantaine  j  al/Oy  the.  hear  be 

called  StitcbwortyOr  AU-bonie^ 
Holothurie:  f.  A  certaine  thing  fiund in  the  fea^jet 

neither'PlantJFifh^orfitto  be  eaten. 
WolotXQifé  A  Madge-hofrplet^littk  unfile. 
H  om.  as  Homme  ;  a  man.  (vieil  mot;) 
Homage.  I^oil^r  Hommage. 
Homar  :  m.  Afea^CreuicOyOrfmaU  Lobfier.     . 

Grand  homar.  The  greatyor  ordinarie^Lolfter. 
Hpmelettctfx  Aumelette}  anOritklet^.orPancâkfof 

egges.  ^       •    . 

Homenage*  ^  Hommage.  fBeamois. 

Homenzs.  A  goodjillie  cokes.  f{RQh.  \ 

Homicide:  m.  Manflaugbterjrrmurther,n1fi^nbomt-, 

cideyman^illerymurtherer. 
Homicide  :m.  ce  :f.l(ftfri/,jlii»f,iwrw^^^^     i 
Homicidei:  To  flayJ(iU/nujtber  (a  man.)  \ 
Homicidere  :  com,  Anbùmkidi.man^k^Ber.mur^ 

Hommicc  :  f.  A  Virago  j  éféoiiie >«r fieut  vft- 

Hdtnmaecxin.  HMVtfM.  -,    t„ 

Hommacc  dc  boucke,  &  des  mains,  h  dm-v 
■Û  vgJfàUwitb  htad vncwtttd ,  haii  «!Ç"«i *?f 

;=  w  m  fKtmd  J  mid  badn  him  to  m  fir  m 
iMfi  meh  in  définit  •/  the  iand  ^Uncf  bit 

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Hommage  lige.  //  done  bythevaplivngtrt,  and 
b^re-beadedj  wUb ioyned  hands  lay ed  on  the  Eiuinge- 
hjlsyandaliiip''^^^^^^^^dm  the  talking  of  bis  oatbi  and 
binds  him  to  become  m  enemie  to  all  his  Lords  ene- 
mies and  to  follow  him  all  bis  life  time  againjl  all  men 
(e\'cept  the  K^ng.) 

Hommage  plein.  Fully  or  àbfoliue  homage  ;  or^  as 
Hommage  lige,  (^ndyctfome  Cùftomes  make  them 
differ  ]Seel(eLigc.)  , 

Homma<^e  fimplc.<i^  Hommage  de  bouche^Sc  des 

mains.  ^  i 

Hommage  :  m.  ee  :  £  Held  by  homage  j  for  yvhich  bo- 

tn:iit  IS  due^or  done.  /  .  j 

Hommager.  To  oisvc^or  doe  homage  vntol  al/o^tore- 

uerence.    . 
Hommaffe  :  f.  as  Hommace. 
Homme  :  m.A  Man\  alfo^  tenant y&c y  (Loo\e  the  next 

mar  ginall  word.)  ^  , 

^  Homme  de  bras.  An  Artificer yor  Handicrafts  man^ 
^  one  that  gets  bis  liuthg  by  the  labour  ofbi6  hands. 

Homme  de  Capeline.^  refolute^or  valiant  fèllor». 

Homme  de  peine.  A  laborious,  or  paine^U  fellow  ; 

an  extreame  toyleryor  trauelier  'y  alfoy  ks  Homme  de 

bras.  -•  ■'■/'     • 

Homme  de  bon  crcfme.  A  plainey  honcjîy  fincere, 
vpcnhcarted  companion. 

Il  le  dcspccha  comnic  vn  homme  de  fon  pais.  JH^ 
vfcd  him  rudely  y  or  contemptibly  ;  he  handled  him  lil(e  ] 
a  chrvne  as  he  is  -,  he  baJfledyOr  abufed  him.  ' 
Homme  aflailli  a  dtmy  vaincu  :  Prov.  He  thats  af 
faulted  is  balje  ouerconie. 

Homme  chiche  iamais  riche  :  Prov.  Loo\e  Riche. 
Homme  endormi  corps  enfcvcli  :  Vioy. A  fleepingy 
urn  better  then  a  deadyman. 
Hbnime  mTatineuxCiin,  aIaigre,&foigncux;  Pro. 
'L/)/:/{5  Matineux.  * 

Homme  mort  ne  fait  guerre  :  S(,  Homme  mort 
ne  mord  point  :  Prov.  A  deadmanfigbts  notyri^efayy 
A  dead  dogbites  not. 

Homme  mutin,  brufque  Rouflfm,  j|afcpn  de  vin 
prennent  toft  fin:  Prov.  A.juUioHS  ajjiy  fret  harfey 
jLood  cHp  ofw'meyare  quiclily  ]^ént^ 
Homme  rufé  tard  abufé  :  Proy.  Loolie  Rufc. 
Homme  feul  eft  viande  aux  loups  :  Prov,  The  lone 
mm  is  mines  meat. 

Homme  à  deux  vifagcs  n'agrct  en  fUles,  ny  villa- 
ges: Pro  v/Loa^^Vifage. 

Les  hommesdonnent  aux  femmes  ce  qtfils  n'ont 
pas,&  ne  peuvent  avoir  :  Prov.  \iz.Milk^. 
Les  hommes  fc  rencontrcnt,&  non  paj  les  mon- 
tagnes :  Prov.  Not  bills ^but  men^oe  vfe  to  meet.    ^ 
Vn  homme  de  paille  vaut  vne  femme  d'or  :  Prov. 
^%  Femme. 

Eftre  homme  de  bien  c'eft  mefticr  iuré,  il  ne  Tcft 
pas  qui  veut  :  Prov.  Euerie  me  cannot  be  bânefi  that 
^ould  (firfime  by  ignorancey  and  others  bj  neceffuie^ 
^^^iOrmuft  beykiiâuts.) 

^cluy  cft  homme  de  bien  qui  .eft  homme  de  bi- 
^s:  Prov.  Hess  a  riibtiêm^bat  ù  a  rkby  mon  (fayes 
ibjmrldling.y         ^     ,     , 
^gï^and  homme  ^anli  verre  :  Prov^lw^  Verre. 
I^mefçhant  homme  bon  Roy:  Vvoy.^  U  fin^ard 
^^^  becomes  A  gêêd  t^.  if^T  ..  ♦ 
Autant  diemine  Yii  ncxiine  en  vn  iour  comme  vn 
limaçon  eh  cent  ans:  Pra5e<4f  Limaçon 
Son  poetemauvaishomciiei  Pion  Ai§oé 

U  ne  faut  pas  enquérir  A'  ou  C)i^  Ijboaime  malb 


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qu'il  foit  bon  :  Prov.  No  matter  v^hence  one  comeifo 
he  be  good. 

Le  bœuf  par  la  corn^&  V  Homme  par  la  parole  : 

Prov.  An  Ox  (is  bound)  by  the  borne,  a  man  by  hi6 

word. 

Tant  travailleuse  tracaflc  I'homifie  qu'il  fc  rompt, 

ou  fbmme.  li^e^ifetf  Travailler. 

Tant  vaut  rhomme  tant  vaut  fa  terre  :  Prov.  A 

manisprifedbybislandiSeeTci'ïc. 

Vne  fcicnce  requiert  tout  fon  homitic  :  Prov.0;2^ 

Art  requires  a  vphole  man\a  man  that  rviU  be  per  ft  61  in, 

an  Art  muftfvUorp  nothing  elfe. 

Homme  :  m.  A  Tenant  y  Liegeman  y  Vaffall^  Sub* 
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Homme  dc  corps.  A  viUainey  or  one  that  holds  by  a 
jcruile  tenure. 

Hommes  de  la  Cour  du  feigncur.5/^r/-;  as  oxpcfuite^ 
and  ferme  to  bis  Comt. 

Homme  feudal  Is  y  infome  CnflomcSy  the  title  cfa 
lord 'y  but  in  the  moftyof  a  vaJJalL  . 
Homme  de  fie£  A  rafallyOrTcnant  infi-echold-yand 
femetïmestbeLordofaVidc. 
Hommes  deljiloy  (dcGand.)  The  Magifirats  (of 
.  Gaunt.) 

Honnne  fafts  moyen.  That  holds  imrhediatly(ar}d  by 
homage)  of  the  Crov^ne.  ;  '  .  *  t* 

Homme  dc  paix.  A  vajfall  that  ought  to  be  at  peace 
r^ub  his  Lord  ;  or  ought  (by  the  vei  tue  of  bis  homage) 
io  l(eepe  the  peace  made  by  bis  Lord-y  or  one  that  hath 
Jxporne  friendjhipy  and  fiUovpJhip  with  a  greater  tbçn 
himfelfe.     ''  >  .  '' 

Homme  deplej&rc.  A  vajfall  that  isy  or  may^  be^à 
Bay  le  y  PledgtyOr  Sure  tie  for  bis  Lord.    /     - .. 
Hommes  proffitables.  Ofvphom  the  Lord  maizes  pro- 
'^  fitter  fi'om  whom  he  bath  his  reuenue. . 

Homme  dc  fcrvite.  That  holds  his  hnd  by  fialiicy 
and  certamemanuallyOr  meane.feruices^  ^     . 

Homme  de  fcrvitudct  Avillaine\or  one ibay holds 
by  a  fer  uile  tenure.    .       '  r 

Homme  vivant,  niourant,  &  cojififcant.  Â  Vicar  y 
Subjlitutey  or  Deputie  fir  a  Churchy  CQtlecfgey  or  Cem- 
minifltiey  atrpbofe  death  the  Lords  of  their  ûcfji,  are 
to  baue  fuch  rights  as  rpâuld  baue  beene  due  out  of 
tbem  at  the  death  if  a  tempWallyorfingUyt criant. 
Droift  d'hommes..  A  Prii^ledjue  which  the  tQ?igs 
,  Officers  bauey  in  fame  placeSy  to  qualifie,  and  lefjèn 
the  excejfiue  taxes  impo/ed  by  Lofds  on  their  T^- 
nantSy  whom  otberwifi  they  might  tax  at  tbisrplca^ 

^  faute,  ou  défaut  d'homme.  Want^  or  omijfton  of 
due  bomagtyfealtiey  êr  fèruices  ;  whereby  the  Land- 
lord is  enabUd  tofei^  into  his  bânds^be  ûc^out  of 
which  they  be  due.  • 

Hommeau:  m.  A  dwarfiy  dandipratylittlemany  low 
fellow.  ^     ^    . 

Hommclet^&  Homiiicnet.  as  Hommeau  j  or  y  a  ve- 
rielittUmam  '   *  * 

Hommeffc:  f.   A  Virago  j  m  mrsliey  orjout  wo^ 

IMft, 

Hoininet.  4»  Hommeatr. 
Homocentricalement.  in  one  cent  et'* 
Honiïogcnc  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Of  vne  k'»^,  f  Rab. 
Homologation  :  f;  Anàdmfum,allmance,aptrùne^ 

mentM  approbate»  ofi  *  ctnfint  vnto.  -^ 

Homoloinié:  nï.éc  :  f.Admitted/icceptedyiiUewed, 

âpprouulofiamtfdywccnfentedyntt,    s  h     , 

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1  Homonyme  :  f.  An  eqmMCâtiùnyOr  wwi  ofdiMersfitr 
nificéUms.  ^ . 

Homonyme:  com.  E^wwctfi/*  ^ 

Homonymie  :  f.  An  tqumcation-^  êtjâ  doubU^ot  di^- 

Homs.  as  Homme  \  a  man.  (vieil  mot) 
Hon  hon.  (An  Inumam  ixpe/jùé^  wêndtr,  or  a 
jèarefiiU  apprchenfm  ifappruachmg  msfibitfi])  obay 
aha.  ■•'^;  -  ■•■     v-^       •'•...■•..   ■ 

Faire  Won  Je  la  tcfte .  Ta  feemt  loatb  ;  Ste^e 
Faire. 

Hondelee  de  foing.  ^  Vi^/Htf^. 
Hondreipondrc:  m.  A  druni(tn,orfwaiimni  Duuh- 

moM.  fRab. 

Honencr.  ^  Hoignçr;    ^ 

Hongre:  m,  An HMgarian \ aïf^  à  luelded  man^  or 

,    horse  ;  an  Eunuch^a  Gutlding. 

Honnefte  :  com.  Htmtjl,  gaod^vertuom  j  hft^  vpifht^ 
jl»ucrt\  alfo^entUjiùéiU^ourteausyalfoja^ortbu^no- 
bUyhonarahltfifioêd  réputation  ^y  alfb^omitie^fitme' 
Uc))andfimeyWea  befitting. 

Honncftement.  HoneJUfy  vertuoujfyyfmcerely,  vp- 
rightly  \  gently^  ciuilljj  courteouJlj\  worthily ^  riobly^ 
rpitb  good  crédit  ;  bandfomely  y  decently  y  in  à  good 
fajhion.     ''\.^?r 

Honneftet^  :f.  Honejlie,  vertue,  goodneffiy  integritiey 
truth,  fmceriiie  ;  iuflnefey  vpngbtnefje  3  humanitie, 
cour  te  fie  y  ciuilitie ,  gentleneffe  \  worthy  or  wortbineffe  ; 
frtedorne  of  miureyOpm-beârtèdnejjeyé  noble  diQ>oft- 
ttQn\dcceaieya  Decorum. 

Honneur  :  f.  Honour  j  renorvme ,  reputation ,  ctedity 
praifcy  glorie^  jumiy  great  account  y  high  recl(éning^ 
much  ejtimatipn  j  wuffhipy  rcMetcnie  \  digniticy  pro- 
motion î  atfby  an  Honour  j  or, .  an  honourable  eftate, 
inheritance,  or  title,  bejlowtd  by  à  Prince,  orgreaK, 
■   tard.    •.  ■ .;  ''  -r-    •;. 

Honneurs  funèbres.  Tunèrallfolemnitiis.  rites,  ar 

ngbtSé^  -•    '"■  ■  '   ,'' 

Le  môrcciu  d* honneur.  Tke  Ufiiitofàjifhof 

meaiyLooldtMoxcc^u.  * 

Vefve  d'honneur.  Honmri  widow  ^  a  woman  that 

badagoodreportybutnowhathhfiit.      :        ■, 

Ventes^  honneurs.  Uol^^e  Vente. 

Prctfc  de  fpn  honneur.  Hard fety  fore  layedtOy  that 

muft  needs  got  to  it,tbat  mufi  ofneceffUie  purge,  érvn- 

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'  A  tous  feigneurs  tous  hotmcurs  :  Pro.  due  to  alt 
Lords  alllb^  honours  due  vntatbem. 
Qm  d*  honneur  n'a  cure  home  eft  fa  droiâiore  : 
-.  ;Prov.  Shame  faJls  on  bim  that  cares  not  fir  (trm)  bo- 
/  Meier  yofjft  that  bis  credit  doth  net  wiigh,  reprocb  at- 
tends bim  ^Jhanf  s  his  pay.         1 
Qpi  o'a  hbntc  il  n*  aura  ja  honneur  :  Prov.  Hei 
that  wants  Jhamefhall  neuer  muck  credit  wiwMié^^ 
Hoont  :  ou  k  :  f.  T(ipfoachedyfiamed,  difffâcéd. 
dipÊmtowtjed,  defamed;  curfedy  renUedy  mtrMti,  in 
words  Uélfi^êêtUdJ^lemiJ^^^^ 


rennmidfyi  rtuertnttyyWvffhipfiUy^fiattlyjmapi,^. 
tnttft  /imfumfiy  ;  in  a  bi(h  decree,  tfier  a  fflUant 
manner. 

Honoraire  :  m.  An  honourable  Trefentgiuen  to  a 
Frince,  EmbaffadoTyinr  great  Oj^'.er  at  his  fir  ft  en  trie  • 
alfoy  a  fee  ducy  by  cuftomCy  or  for  adffict  puenypami 
talfen/^rferuice  done  ;  hence yalfo,a  Donatiue  beftor^fcl 
onSouldiors.      •      v.  *♦  •<   ^ 

Honoraire  :  com .  Honourable  j  or  iif^ortbie  ofho^ 
nour. 

Chevaliers  honoraires.  Such  as  are  Knigbts  by  the 
priuiUdge  of  t  bcir  birthyond  not  m  the  right  of  an)  Or- 
der-^  (éis  all  Noblemcny^om  the  Du{e  to  the  Cbatttlaw 
are.)  V  '     '    m:  - 

Hoho r ahce  :  m.  as  Honoraire  i  (  efieoiaDy  in  the  UJl 
fence.)^        /  "  / 

Honore:  m.  ec:  f.  Honoured yreuerencedyrenoiP»med^ 
praifed,  prifed  ;  much  fejpefledygreatly  efieemedjjiifù 
tyaccomptedof.  ^ 

Honorer.  To  honour  ;  renowme  ;  rcuerence  ;  prmfe  ex- 
teedin0yprifè  highly  y  re^eôlverie  much. 

Honor  iHque:  cpm.  Honourable  y  honour-^brcefUng^no- 

bUyWorthieyWorflnpfuU. 
Honouars:  m.  Lo#i([^Hcnouars. 

Honte:  f.  Shame  j  fbamefiUneffe y^or  fhamejhjlnefft^ 
alfOy  difcredit,  infimie,  ignominie ,  imputation ^  dip 
grace.    -'     ••.  :        ■•:'  ^'/■'>-  •    .  •  -  I 

A  leur  courte  honte*  wkbmucb  difgraceynto  thœ, 
tothei^exceedingfhame.  | 

Dire  Ami  te.  To  mfitme,4^fame,  reuile,  retroachydi^- 
honoJffry  fhame  anyor  outvpon.  / 

Femme  qui  perd  fa  honte  eft  fans  eftime^Sc  contc: 
Prov.  Looilff  Femme. 

Il  ne  va  pas  du  tout  â  honte  qui  de  demie  voyc  re- 
tourné :  Prov.  He  that  turnes  b^cl^e  {hauing  bem 
halfiway)^0esnotatallfirfhame. 
Qi4  a  honte  de  manger  a  honte  de  vivre:  Frov. 
He  ihaVs  afhamed  to  eas's  ajhamed  to  liue. 
Qui  n*a  honteil  n*aura  ja  honneur  :  Prpv.  Lool^e 
Honneur,  i  ^ 

Qui  d'honneur  n'  a  cure  honte  eft  fa  droiture: 
Prov,  His  meed  is  Jhaée  that  weighes  not  his  ^00 d 
name.       ■•«^. .  ■;'••'■.  ^ 

Qui  vit  i  compte  vit  à  honte  :  ProV.  He  hcfe- 
ly  lines  that  récitons  all  bet  fpends  y  (yet  is  tbc(t 
fisall  deference  betweem  bim  that  knows  not 
what  be  fpendsy  and  b'tm  thai  fpends  be  l^owes  not 
what.)  ' 

^    Tel  cuide  vangcr  fa  honte  qui  1*  accroift  :  Prov. 
Somietbml(mgtoreuengeyremse^beirfbame. 
Vieil  pechc  fidt  nouvelle  hc^te  :  Pro sj^ldfinne  in- 
fU&sHiwfhame.        .     /^:       r?     r 

Honteux:  m.  cufe  :  f.  shame fifiyhafhfi^O,  beloy  mo- 
defty  UçkwardyfiarefSêUy  alfOyfflsamifitUy  i^fi^f 
ipsossssMioHs ,  difiènourable,  reproachfiU ,  dijbonijty 
âlfoyhtlêntjmg,  or fèaud'^ooert,to  the fUdi  parts , 

whence;      '■'^•^-r-^  .■■■■:-•■■'■  wt-  :'■  -^--^  \  i' 

Ancift  or  veine  honteulc.Xi#<:f  Artcre,  &  Vane. 
Ujmûfi  hontcufc.  the  groiH,  or  part  whereon  tbe 

"PcSKo growetbé  ^-^  ^■^^^if '^^"^  "  -^  .^:,^-  T>mV.   . 


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Honorable  :  com.  HmiirébU^bU  i  wértbk,fimius, 

maigùfictnttfninfiWÊnê,%  Mi: 
*  Amcmichonorahfe.5**4»AiiiaKlc      *  f-*»  iTT 

Honorablenxitt.  Homrabfyji»btri0mi»fy,ftmmfy, 


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pottMte,finteifiiei^ifikÂjPicy  *>  r*»  pm^mM  if  ..  îvaui,  AsJhntÊt/afi  m  a  Smtbat\ 

■/.."' -fî^jlrpftv'^îkîioll'^r'fc Honor. <wae Hon  ,  ,  ncii 

jtHontoy«r^.**WzS&-^*AfM*<*'#^^ 


H<M|ta]x  coihtne  vné  tti^e  qui  ««F**"*.?"! 
vaiiw  Asjhtmt/àfi  u  a  Smtbaiflafs  vf  n  StUibut. 

Hontir.  «^  Hontoyei|^  y 


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at  \  Ubiag  éanù  At  beàéfiÊffitnmt, 
Hopdande;  £  at  HoMMtodis.      M^^^^$>i 

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Hewitt:  m.ilhU^SMftifiHi'    i^--^un 


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Hoqueter.  To yex,^  clocks  i  t$  haut  the  Hujfup,  or 

Hoquetai ^•"-  A  {Jn(hionof)jhortCoat,Cafock^^^^ 
lackft,  wnbout fletuesy  and  moft  mfijhm  among  the 

Hoquecon  argenté.  A  Coat  for  one  ofthei^gs 

Oara-      '■  ' . 

Hoqueton  dc  gwent.A  Souldiors  Cajfottfe^a  Horfe- 

m  m  coat-armour.  ' 

Hoquctoil  orfavrifc.  as  Hoqueton  argenté. 

Horaprimca»  Oraprimc.  // 

Hdrcentric,  ou  Horcentriquc.  Out  oftbeÇntert 

■  citant  without  the  compajfe  af-^  (Mathematulians  ap^ 
plf  thu  word  to  the  Sunnejpfhen  the  Center  t^eofjbe- 
ini  At  the  full  be'tght  of  hit  Epicycle ^  isjùrtbeflfiom  the 
centre  of  the  earth.) 

Horchc  à  horche.  Loo1{e  à  Ourfc. 

Hord.  «Hcuit. 

Hardcat:  m.  Bartfe  water]  dr'ml^e  made pf Bar  lie, 

Hozdoux.  Slouenlie^reafie^ftie,i 

Hore.  dc  là  en  horc.  Frbm  that  time  tojlhit, 

Horée;  f*A  great  Jhowcr  of  raine, 

Horepole  :  f.  A  wbirUpoole  (fifh.) 

Horion  r  m.  Ad^fij  cnffey  rap^  knoctiLtbumpey  alfo,  s 

.  luncheoriyorbigpeece,    ■  / 

Horizon  :  m,  A  Horijon  ;  fo  much  of  the  Firmament 
as  me  can  behold  ;  «r,  a  circle  Miuiding  the  Firma- 
mtnti  balJè.SpbereyWbich  wefedfhm  that  balfi  vfbicb 
m  fee  not,-  ''.1.4^ 

Horloge  :  m.  A  Cloc^CyOr  Dyai 
Horloge  d'eau.  A  CIepry^a,«r  VMter  Dyall-y  a  vef~ 
fell  out  of  which  water  rwâtti  continuallj,  arid  in  a 
.cenmepTùportionfireuembûure. 
Horloge  à  fablpn.  AnÉoure-gla(fe, 
Horloge  au  rolcil..i4S»»»<-</)'<ii/. 

\   Horlon;e  des  villaecjMs.  The  Marigold]  (fo  tearmed 
btcaufe  it^ewttkthimyby  the  changes  of  turning  to- 
rvxfdstheSunneJhmthedajpaffetb.) 
Un'  eft  horlo^oplus  iuftc  que  le  vcnèe:  Pro,  The 
beHteiitbebefUvtrueft  Clocl^, 

Horloger  :  m.  ^Horlogcur.    , 

Horlogeiir :  rtf.  A  Clûc^mal(jerfOrI>faB'mal(er, 

Hoimalc.  yOrvalc.  » 

Hormin  :m.  Ctarie  j  or  (as  Mathiolus  a  firmes )fè  wif 
tikfn  Mdiuers  HerbaUifts]  (fir  Clarté  beares  a  Càr- 
«Jtim  flower  (fajiesbe)  oya  vtbitifhone  ((ayes  Ge- 
rai;<i)  d»(/Hor  minium  a  purple  one  ;  be  fides  ^  the  feed 
tH  Cime  is  roundythat  ff/Horminium  long  ;  notwitb- 
pnding  winch  differ ences^t  may  fpeUjMt^bpaffefhr 
'k'tdofclarie.)  . 

Hormis.  Smni,  excepting, befides,  9ntly,hiU,^her- 

■  viftthen. 
Horo.  J  fee  im\  (aUmtéfttearmit9rveiet;mhere' 

h  he  fignifies  that  bt  both  tbeftgbt  of  the  beafiitt 

ttorologcur.  «  Horloecur. 
Wotoloaf      —    '      !» 


{jorojpgicr.  The  fame.  :^^:.  . 

ttorofcopc-  mi  Tht  Horeflope,  cr  Afevtdânt 
^tmtityadUigent  obferuatmôftbe  iufltimem 
VI  one  wiu  berne\  tUfi,  the  part  of  the  firmament  rvbicb 
^^mbeueriihoure  from  the  Ea^ 

"oiTeau:in,W31,c4«refi:^Marfeinois. 

'horreur  :  f.  Horror,  toâtbmg^etefiàtit»^abborringi  al- 

'Wad^orfiare,       ;  J^'W»    .  • 

notriblc:  com.  H«rritf«î  fm^ife-ii 


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.To  make  botfibleyor  moji  ougiie, , 

;c.   Horribleneffe  j  terribleneffi  j  bideouf- 


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Hotripiiation:  £  Afuddainequalîmg^yernmgyfhud^ 

dermfJflùiUTingy  §r  ^mmiêg  j  4//0,  a  grmmg  rouib 

mtbb4ire.  - 

Horripiration:  £  Smârti(^^fiuUUinequal(ini^&cias 

Horripilation.    /  ♦   •^    ; 

Hots.  Oiét  9/1  m  tbêut.  " 

HoïsdUcy.  Hence.  # 

Du  codé  hors  le  moncoin  On  the  vnm(^  or  tin  0^ 

tber^fidecf  tbihêtfe.  .  {r 

Du  tctin  en  hors,  from  bit  verie  infincie^merfrice 

Horlmjs.U^e  Hormis.       !^o^;  \ 

Hortaillcs:  (.AUlfindofGén^emng  Vtenjilesl  9r\as 

HotcaiUcs.  *  % 

Hortatif:  m.  îuc:  £  Hoffahue/xbartmgé: 

Hortolagcs  :  m.  Hearbesy^nihj  rooU^  Gàtden  fluffe  j 
tbings gfomnginOrchardsjOr Gardens.     L .   ,  r 

Hortolan.-m.  à  delicate  bird  (oftbe  bigneffe  of  a 
Lwrife)  ibat  b(fth  a  reddijb  beal^e  and  tbigbesi  a  nec^e^ 
andbreafl  firealiedimib)MUc(wan4greetig:^A  Scarlet 
beUie  ^ottedwltb  Ajhcêlour^  and  thé  fèathers  of  bis 
wings  and  tank  in  fonte  farts  blacl^e^  in  fomered^  in 
fome  apy  colour  éd. 

Hory  ho,  hay  &  ho.  (  Tbe  ordinarii  hitrjb  dcunt^  or 
voice  ^of  Carters.)  , 

Hofchcr.  4y  Hocher  ;  allp^ofwjne^   -'.^  '     / 

Hofcaux.  iMf  Hoiifeaux. 

Hofp^ét  &  Hof piller.  Seeke  Houfpillé,  Se  Houfpil* 
1er.  >  .  • 

Hoi^rftablc  :  corn.  Ho^itable  ;  alfiy  inbabitabUf  or  fit 
todwellin. 

Hofpital  :  m.  An  HoSpitaîl^  a  èpiitlc. 
Aller  à  tholfitaL  le  m'envay  àTk  My  fortunes 
are  in  tbe  vfarU^c  at  a  verie  lovo  ebbe\  jfmaj  goe  wffe^ 
therlrpill  fir  any  thing  Ihauè.  * 

envoyer  â  rhofpital.  To  beggeryvndoe^  tttrne  {in  a 
poorepicl{lé)outofdoores. 
L'Ouvrier  gentil  i  Tholpital  :  Prov.  Seel^e  Ouvri- 

Holpitalcr,  Ta  receiue  into^  {ând)  to  relieue  mtbinyan 
HoQ>UaU. 

Hofiytilicr  :  m*  Tbe  MaifterofanHo^itaU-,  alfo^  a 
l{nigbtof  tbe  religious  Order  of  tbeHo^itall. 

Hoj^iralier  :  m.  ere  :  £  féerie  bo^ablcyvfing  bofpita- 
litieytbatkeepetbagoodboufi. 

Ho^italité:  £  Hofpitalitie^good  boufe'l(^teping. 

Hosquct  ^  Hoauct.  \_ 

Hofl  :  m.  An  Hofty  or  Armie  \  and  (more  particularly) 
aTroope  y  $quadrony  or  Bataillon  of  Souldiors  ranl^edy  \ 
not  tn  fiUybut  clofe  togetber  j  a  Squadron^  or  Baiallion  j 
troopingyOr  m  troopes.  ; 

^  Hoft  banni.  ^  Ban  ScArricrehan.  ;  r 

Hoftage:  m,  AnHoftag/tyTaivneySuretieyTleiff^er,  ÇA 
terme  of  payment  being  expired  y  tbe  Vehormufi  it- 
duer  Hojkges  ;  to  wity  threeyor  fburey  who  goe  to  an 
jnneyând  there  continue  (hauing  both  wages yand  their 
charges  allowed  them  by  bim)  vntill  be  baue  taf^en 

Hoftaeer Î  m.crc  :  £  Gtutn  in  bofUg^^ji^iikpgmte, 
ièftm)>Udgefôr.  -  '   -^    ■'^'v':/ 


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Jifofititnofoibcrh  ■'■.  i- 

Qui  cowpce  fansfoa  hofte  U  feuc  ^u'l  ccmfce 

deux  fois:  Prov.  Tmctmftl>e reck»'  mthêut  bu 

hofiwboreclfêtts,  |  i  . 

Vnc  fois  faut  conipwtilhoftciPiov.  Ourmko- 

n'mgrnufl  be  madt  one  time  or  ether.    • 

L'hoftc  8c  le  poiflbnjpaffé  trois  iours,puem.'Prov. 
j4^uefi  and  fifi  after  three  dafesâre/kpe. 
L'hoftc  «ft  toufiours  Ic  plus  foulc:  Pro.  (Applyable 
te  GoJJipptHg  fiapiJTbe  intertgmer*s  «bustes  trwbled 

•   mefL 
Td  hoftc  tel  hôftel  :  Pro.  1%  beff  %  bêiifi. 
De  raefchant  hoftc  bon  reomduifeur  :  PrOk  A  nte- 
dieb$]l(eriiiefi)kafmdlief/ùâe. 
Il  fc  peut  bien  (coir  fans  contredit  qui  fe  met  li 
ou  (on  hoik  luy  dit:  Prov.  Hee  that  fits  wbere  bit 
hofl  him  bidijmy  law^Uy  Ifeepe  bis  pUce. 
Le  fanner  n'eft  qu'un  hoftc  :  Prov.  Secaufe  bee 
raunges  contimaJfy  frem  wood  têvnody  fivm  ferrttfi 
toforrefi,  « 

Mcfticr  n'avons  d'hoflc  à  cherc  marrie  :  Prov.  A 
fonre-jhc't  htft(or  guefi)imiy  well  tnougb  be ^red»    ^ 

Hoftel:  m.  ^^n HofttUy  Heufi» iMlimgi  HallyFlace, 
Palace  ;  (thu  word  ii  commonly  a  mtirl^  of  Gieat- 
nc(fe,M  L'Hofteldc  Bourbon  J  L' Hoflcl  de  vil- 
lc,&c  ;  ether  infirm  Houfes  being  ttarmed  Maifons, 
tfwi/Logis.)- 
Hoftel  Dieu. /^  S^/i^jOr  H#/^i/<ri/. 

Hofîel  de  ville.  AGHUd-baUtCommonHaU^Temte- 

houfe.       -, 

Vn  corps  d'hoftcl.  5w  Corps.  ■ 

Maiftrc  d*  hoftel .  A  Steward,  or  Clarke  of  the 

J^ttch'm.         "      ,        '■      \  ■:■,':    '■  / 

^A  rhoftcl  prifer  >  &  ^  marché  vendre  :  Prov. 
Vrtfe  goods  at  home  JbutfeUthem  in  the  mar l{et. 
C  eft  r  hottcl  du  Roy  Petaud  où  chafcùn  eft 
Maiftre  :  Prov .  ApffyabU  t$  a  difirdered  beufe^ 
boldy  wberem  euerie  one  commaunds^nd  doeSfWhat 
he  lift.-  ■* 

Il  ne  fe  fourvoit  point  qui  i  bon  hôftcl  va  : 
Prov.  He  goes  not  out  of  bis  way  that  goes  to  a  good 
houfe^ 

La  belle  chere  amende  beaucoup  1'  hoftel  :  Provi 
Good  cheere  maizes  good  amends  for  a  badhoufi',  or^ 
\    bad  houfe  by  good  chetre  is  much  athendedé 

'  Qui  toft  vient  à  fonhoftd  mieux  luy  en  éft  à  Ion 
fouper  :  Prov.  He  fares  the  better  that  comes  earl'te 
home.   «;.. 

I  elhofte  tel  hoftel:  Prov.  The  hofi,  and  tl^  boufe 
are  (commonly)  ablfO, 

||oftda»:m.  H0j^tafitie}«^^«  btd,or  rngbts-iod- 
gmifj^dftufi.) 

Droiadlioftelage.  LookeThoïà, 
Pains  d'koftetage.  A  certaine  dutie  fayed  (within 
the  SriigMW»  *»/ Dunois  )  by  vaffaUs  vnto  then 
Lordsy  Pf  reêtrdofthe  hou/ès  wherein  they  dweU,    . 

HoftcIé:m.éc:£lV8«^.     .     .;     -         • 
Hoftcler.  To  todgi-,  to gfuoytend^  here  out  lodgmg  vn- 
to ^  affbyfo  lodge jtrtal(e  a  iodgingjn,  v    i 
Hoftcfcric:  i.  ^Jnne'y  an  Hofterie  ;  a  iûOnatt'mg 
boufe ywberemmeat and têdgtng  maybt  badjhm»- 


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^  adsffimbifngcbeerefidnifeitKkthmfyfimtht^teA 
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HofteUcr.  To  lodge  ;  giue,er  affoord  lodgmg  vnto  ;  «//; 
totalre^hauealodgmgin.  ^ 

Hoftcflc:  f,An  Hofiefe. 

Belle  hofteflë  Ceft  vn  mal  pour  la  bourfe  :  Proy 
AfiireboftefeisafifiiIeàicl('pitrfeiorythe  btautU  «/ 
an  Hojkfe  IS  thi  furfis  bane,  ^ 

Hoftic  :  f.  Afacrifice^or  thingfacrificed.      .  / 

Hoftierc.  Gueux  dhofticrc.  Such  as  beg  from  dcori 
todoore. 

Hottieric:C  AnHoïpitaUi  alftyanHoJlene^orliult 

Inne.  ,  • 

Hoi^.gcment  de  fief.  A  déclaration  in  oftn'^ourt^ 

to  whom  a  fief  belongs  aflet,  '  the  defeafe  of  him 

that  held  it  laft'yOrfir  the  fecitritte  of  a  debt. 

Hoftigic.  Heritage  noftiéic.  tvheÇe  true  owner  it  ni. 

med  in  Cowt -y  as  mHoHtiztmctit.  . 

Hoftilc:  com..Ho(liUjjatepdi,enet^ie-lil[ey  belon^miit 

anenemie. 
Hoftilement.  BofUletyjbatefiUy^eadty Mortally  y  witli. 

deadliefiud. 
Hoftilite  :  £  Hoft'tRtie,  feud,  enmitie,deadlie  hatred, 

mortaUhate. 
Hoftifc  :  f.  *f  Oftixe. 
Hot.  Lool^e  Hod.  . 

HottaiUes:  f.  {AU\indôf)  Basl(ets,DoJfers,&c.  ' 
Hotte  :  f.  A  Scuttky  "Dolfery  Basket  to  carrie  m  the 
bac\(e  i  (The  right  Hotte  is  wide  at  the  top,  and  m- 
rowatibebotteme-y)  Sfr  Buttet. 
Hotte  de  aicmiaccTbefirftpartofthefinneiltft 
chimney  y  reaching  f-om  the  *:Mantlettee  té  the  mid- 
dle thereof. 

Mors  à  hotte.  Aflat  Cannon  y  or,aScatch  bit, 
Hottec:  f.  A Scuttle-fidl of  ' 

Hotter.  To  beare  a  Scuttky  to  carrie  a  Do  fer,  m  the 
".     bâclée,      ■-■  ■  ■  r  ' 
liottttCiil'.m.AScMttle  ;  afmaU(wide-mouthed^ni 

narroxf-bottomd)  batl^t, 
Hotteur  :m,A  Baskft-carrar^  Satttte-catrier  j  one 

that  carries  a  7>offer  on  his  baciif^ 
Hottier.<M  Hettcur. 

.  Hotton  :  m.  Tbeftaul{e  of  an  eare  of  come.         . 
Hottous.  Broken peeces  ofearesyOr  ofcorneytni  o-^y^ 
■  tber/fitpérfiiàtiesy  diuided  by  the  winnower  from  the 
cleaneyandwhote  corne/tnd  refiruedfir  Pullein, 
Hou  hou  hoU.HootingSy  or  whoopings  ;  voices  wha-e- 
with  Swine  are  fcaredyOr  infamous  old  women  dtfgni- 
ced,  ,    .• 

Hoûagcm.-rf  diggmgyor  titming  vp  (f  the  grouna,an  o- 

peniagéattherootyWithaHouë.  ©i 

Houalfcr.  To  yawle,wawUy  or  cry  eutalead.  ^Ble- 

fieh.:  ■     ..   :,  .    . 
Hoijay.  H«>»»Mw.^Parificri. 
Houbelande.»  Houpelandc* 
Houbclon  :  m.  i^#^  Ho/v. 
Hoabiller  vnc  vachc.  To  milké  a  Cow,     •■     .       . 
Houdc.  A  Surgeons  InfhumentyWberewith  the  moHtb 

ofawomd  If jbtcbod/tnddrawne  together. 
Hoilc:f.  An  inhument  Of  HusbandrieyWbtcbbetb  a 

1     .  erooked  bàndle,  orbelueofwoodyfmetwofoetm* 
and  a  brottd^nd  in-bending  bead  ef  Iran.  ■       -     J 

Houc  fourcbuc.  A  fft^iH^i^^f^^'^fTit 
whoftdonble  tongue  bemb  ktward  m  the  hf^jfj^ 
ordinarieHovëyandiivfèetfirptttefr*»''^»^'^' 
intêtbtêAer cannot welleater^     y    ■'      '  ^ 
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ti^re,aUtbehanne.  .     \  ' 

4ouc  :  m.  ce  :  £  Digged  vp^  mtojr  about  j  turned,  or 
bioken  vp,  as  the  earth  i  opened  at  the  root  44  a  tree 

yçithaHouë*  • 

Moucau.^yHoyau. 
ioucmcnt:  mJAdiggingvp,mtp,ùrabôMiâ  turnings 

orbrcaliingvp  of  the  earth -^  an  opening  at  the  root 
.  mtbaHoxxc. 
Holier.  To  digvp^into^oY  about  y  tobreakeyOrturnevp 

2^, oundyte open aplantat the rootywitb aHouH.  i 
Wni\ct:n\.ATentarhool(e.^ 
Hoiicut:  m.  A  digger-,  or,  one  that  worses  mth  a 

Houe.  /> 

HbiiiUe  :  f-  Sedgeyor  Fenne-grajfe  -,  alfo^a  Ifind  of  Mine- 
rati  (hi  the  countrey  of  Licgc)  that  md\esverie good 

fires.     ■     ^  .    •  ^       •  .  / 

Houiicbe.  (An  lnteric5lion  whereby  filence  is  impofed) 

l.mjht,yvhi[l^fft/iot  a  word  fir  your  life.       /     . 
Hoiilcitc  dç  berger.  A  Sbfcpe-bool(ey  or  Shepherds 

Cr,)ol(C.  '  .       . 

Houlette  dc  connil.  Ai^abbitsncafl. 
Hoiillc  Thewauesy  or  the  rolling  of  the  waues,  of  the 

Houpe  :  i  ^Houppc.  -  i 

Ho  jpc  :  ;n.  ec  :  f.  Tufted^  or  taffeUed\fcty  or  trimmed 
wiib  tufts JiaffeUyOrpretie  lodges  j  alfo,  yri)Oopedat,or 
vnto.  '   ^  ,  ■  '■  '  ^j  '.''    ',  ..  ■ 

.   FuKlainc  houpcç.  L^e^i^e  Fuftainc.         / 

Ho  jpclahde  :  f.  A  Sbepheards  Clolie,  Pelt,  of  Gabar- 
dine ;  {hence)  alfo,  a  Jhort  gownc,  of  long  clolfc  with 
flecues.  .  ^  ^ 

"Houpcla  :  m.ue  :  {.LocliieytaJfeUie,tufled,or^  Houpc 
(in  the  fir fi  fence.)  :  ^ 

Hoirper.  *fo  tuft  j  to  trmmemtb  taffelsyOt  pretie  loclis  j 
a:w,:o  rvboope  vnio,or  caUajkrre  off. 

H  )upier  d'un  Arhrc  :  in.  the  tuftythicl^  top,or  topping 

'    of  a  tree.    '  ^  '  • 

Houplande.  ^  Houpdandc. 

H :)uppe  :. f.  A  tufiy  or  topping  j  al^ell^  or  pretie 

Houppclandc^d&fHôupclandc.    ■'■  - 
Houppïer.  as  Houpicr. 
Houqutt:  m.  The  Hickocl^ 

Homdjtn.  A  Scaffold.  ^Pic.  ilfi,  été  Hcan^  and 

hence  \     '  .  ' 

Oucftincu  Ic  hourd.  where  bUwes  are  wallimg, 

thumpes  ffuen,  tbwackes dealt*,  or  where  there isfMb 
^^de  bufllingtogetber. 
Hourdagc: m.  A fk^nf^f  waiting,  orcouerini  fir 

vallj,  of  reeds  wrought  lilfe  hurdles, and  dâwbeaouer 
^^ith loame,or clay.  ..  ^  f 

Hourdc.  4Ï  Hardc  ^ /èf  )fr/l/?;i^^^ 
Hourdé:m.éc:  f.  Loaded,  bur thened-,  alfo,couered 

^ith  hurdles ,  or  with  re^d  wrought  burdle-wifi,  and 
^ Awjerf oucr with loame.      %  % -^    .  ":7j;:,     .  / 
^^^àtx.Tochafie,burtben,toad\  alfo,  to  couer  with 

l^^^  daw- 

^f^dwTwnhl$am,arcky.      xM^t  >^  ^ 

Wourdis.  as  Houtd;  alfi^  burdUs,or  reeds  wrought  % 
^'^^^diesyOHdcostimouer  i^itbleome.  I 
Jjoiirque:  f.  AHsOkt^  huge  Ffy4^ât^^ 

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Houfc  :  m.  éc  :  £  That  bath  drawers  on  -,  (hence)  alfo% 
booted.  ^ 

Tel  eft  houfc  qui  n'cft  pas  prcft  :  Pro.  Sayd  of  one 
thats  firmfhedmanywayes,  and  yet  wants  bis  frinch 
pallhelpe.  i  : 

Houfeaurm.  Acourfc  drawer  worne  ouer  a  Stocl(ing 

infteadofaBoot. 

II  a  làifle  les  houfèaux.  He  hath  got  him  to  (bU 

laft)  bed-,  he  is  euen  as  good  as  gone  -,  hen  no  better 

then  a  dead  man.       <^ 
Houfec  :  f.  as  Houfcau  ;  alfo,  an  Hipocras-bagyOr  hofe 

to  flraiiieHipocras  through ',alf0yajhower  of  r 
se  HouÇQïJTopuUon  drawers,to  draw  onbootcs. 

^A  r  an  ifoixanre  &  douze,  temps  eft  que  Ton  fc 

hou{ç  ;  /Pro  V.  At  71  we  had  ueed  to  tbinlie  of  our  laft 

deed.    /  '    '^'^       '  *^  ■ 

Houfleau:  m.  The  HokieyHutucryOr  Holme  tree. 
Houipaillier  :  m,  A  Horfe-^ceper',  a  Groomevfor  Lad 
inyû  Stable. 

Houfoillc:  m.  éc  :  f.  tugged,towfed,  lugged, hurried-, 
ru^edJiifordered'ytorneJagged,tattered. 

Houfpillée.  ^  HoufTcpiUce. 

Houspillemcnt  :  m.  A  violent  pui/in^,  dragging,  lug- 
gingJtugging,towfing'y  tearing  of  ones  garments,  or  of 
one  by  the  garments:  /  - 

se  Hpulpillcr  Pun  l'autre.  To  tuf^,lug,hurrie,teare 
one  another-,  tofhalie,or  towfi^as  one  dog  doth  anor- 

'    ther.  :  ' 

Hoimc  :  f.  A  fhort  nuantle  of  cpttrfe  cbth  (and  all  of  a 
péece)  woïne  in  ill  weather  by  coimtrey  women,  about 
tpeir  head  and Jhoulder  S'y  alfo^  foot- cloth  fir  a  horfe  -, 
Ifo,  a  CoUerkt,  or  Count er -point  Jvr  a  bed  (in  which 
/fence  it  IS  mofi  vfed  among  Leapers,  or  in  S  pi  tie  s  for 
Leapers.)    /  1  -     •        '^ 

oiille  :  m.  ee  :  r,  Ceuered  with  '\a  foot-  cloth ^as  a  horfe  \ 
witbaSdanlftty  as  a  Bed  y  or  mih  a  jhort,  and  courfe 
Mantle i  as  a  countrey  wom/ttt  ;  alfo,  fivept,  or  made 
'^cleanCtOs  a  chimney,  or  the  feelings  &Cy  ofadujiie 
houfe.  I-    / 

Houflee  de  plùye.  A  fhffw^  cfra'me^     ^    *     ' 

Houflepaillée : f.  A (luttjfb drâgletayle, whofe gowne 
euerpcksfitUoffiratv,  ^ 

Houflcpaillcr.  «f  Houfpillcr. 

Houflepailleur»  as  Hcfpalier^  or  Houipaillier.  f  Rab. 

Houfîèpillée  :  f.  A  ragged flitt,  a  tattered  hufmfi-y 
«newhofe  gowne  hub  neuer  a  whole  pece  about 

it,  -       •■  .   '■        '  à'  '  ■■  •■ 

Houflcpillcnieôt.  tfi  Houfpillcment. 

Houfler.  To  fiveepe,  or  mal^e  cUane  a  chimney ,  w 

the  vpper  farts  of  a  duftie  roome ,  with  a  long  bee- 

fome  Î  a^o,  to  couer  with  a  foot-ckth,  or  put  afcot- 

c'othsHt  viV».    .:..•'.    ,,..jti.i.'-.. ■•.»• . 

Hôuffcr  vn  arlMTc.  Tofiakf  <»  '•'<'• 
Houfleur:  m.  A  fweeper^  or  one  that  fweepes  with  a 

Houllbir^-.  V:  '-^  .  "       >  ■.■.v^  /'.•■••;■- 
HoufTeuie:  f.  A  woman  that  fvetpeSfduftes,  or  makes 

cleanef  a  houfe  with  a  Houflbir.       :_ 
Houflînc:f.  ASwitcb^orWhisker  I  (Huft  properly)  a 
riding  rod  of  HoUie-,  aWollie  wand  j  a  crop  of 

Houffincr.  Xpfwindge  with  a  Smtcb  lUbang^or  beat 

Houffoir:  m.  ^  bruJh,or  be^e  of  Butchers  bfeome-, 

\^Ànd(mmpneraUy)a)fy  broom  tyedtoOttptdofd 

\jMgjUfe»orpole,  for  the  fweeptngof  chimeyes,  m 

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HouiTbuer.  4ï  Houflôir; 
Houlfu  :  m.  ué  :  £  Héirky  biib-béitid,  runed  mib 

hairc.    , 

Crins  houifus.  Tbk\elocl(iSyur  ifi/îs  of  bain. 
Mouton  houflu.  Ajheepe  wcU  v^oolUd^  §r  of  gnat 
burthen.  ! 

Houfïurc  de  laine  :  f.  j4  fl^^a^  #r  grut  tocl^i  tf 

Houtin.^  Autin.  V  ' 

Houx  :  m.  The  HoUie^olmeypr  Hutuer  tree. 

Petit  houx.  IsjicebolmeyVjieebulûefy  Pittigrefy  But^ 

chers  Bioome. 

Hoiizé. -i^oi^f  Houfé, 

scHôlIzer.Lc?(^it^scHou^c^.     ' 

Hoyau  ;  m.  The  Trench  Mattocke  ;  or  an  Influment  of 

Hnéandrie^  hàuing  ajiraUandjtronghelueofvfood^ 

fome  two  foot  longj  ana  an  yr  on  bead fome  fhot  and  a 

h  a!  fi  longhand  aboHt  three jnchcs  broad. 
Hoyé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  CrujheQked^uerloyUd'.alfi^larnij 

or  impotent^  by  nature. 
Huim.^Hucc.  *  " 

Hua:  vn/Al^hido/ blacl{IQte(r arâyif at allyin England) 
rvhhfetayleisnotfbriied.  % 

Huan.^Hua.  ^ 

Huantjou  chat  huant.  The  rougb-legd  OvpUi  or^  44  in 

Char-huant. 
H  leant.  HootiagyP)OTvtingy  crying  out  y  malfing  hue  and 

,      cry.  ■■  ,  .  .  ;..         •    .7    '  -.       -^     ■.     . 

Huard  :  m.  A  Ba'^^ard-lil^Eagle  that pr eyes  altogether 

^p07i  Coo tSyand  wild-Ducks,     y  '       ^     / 
Hjaium.  ^Hua,  * 

H'aauiTKiTn.fhehèlmeofaShip. 

Hubi  :  m.  ie  :  £  Lhieliey^rightJuU-^alfoyV^Ub 
amended  in  fltjhy&c. 

Hubir-  To  rayfe.make  thrîueyCaufe  togrow^  bybolefome 

dyet^and  other  zpod  tfage.  ; 

Il  s'en  faut  hubir  le  mieux  qu*  on^jpouira.  »?  tnujl 

nfaficasgoodflùft'withitaswecan.    - 
Hubit:  m.  AbriftUngyOr  fettingvp  of  the  briftles. 
Hue  han  t.  Callirffbr  yivhoopingyor  hallowing  vnto. 

Huchant  en  paume,  lyhifilingfir^or  calling  vnto  by 

yvhi[ll!nginihefiJL  ^         7      v*^     "    ,t 

uche:  f.  A  Hutchy  or  Binne-y  a  {(ntading  Trough^  or 
Tub\  alfoya  Mill^bopper.  >  ^     , 

uché  :  m.  éc  :  f.  whoapedy  called  y  #r  baltawed 
vnto.  ;  . 

Uchemcnt:  rn^Awbooj^g^arbatlotpingfir^caU^^ 

uchcr*  Towhoope.orhaUorpfiri  toeaiïvntê.    • 

uchet:  rxi.  AUutchtty^ugleyOffmaUHornèiftêcb  a 
antmPoAhoyesyfe.     a        -,      :.  :     .;  ^       • 

e  :  m,  éc  :  f.   Hooted^  orjhowted  afiefz  exclai- 
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Hijgc. 4» Huche.  »j  * 
Hugrcment.BraiêefyygâïUMtfy.^iBiah, 
Huguenots  :  m.  Huguenots,  Caluimflsy  l(efirmfis. 
tbàfeoftbeRetigmiHFraMce'yX^firft  temwed  thu] 
4f  a  Ggtt  SM'  ToBTs  caUed  Hugon  ,  tuere  vnto 
which  they  âfembied  when  tbeyfttrredftft  j  or  */rt, 
begNmrng  of  their  fir(l  Troteflation  ,  Hue  nos  ve- 
nimus.)  ^ 

Huguenoe  :  m.  otte  :  f.  Gent  Hugucnottc.  a*  Hu. 

^    gucnots.  /     . 

Hugucnof  tcric  :  f.  Huguenottfm,Câlmnifmek 

Hugucnottiquc :  com.  Huguenot-UI(_eiof,or belonmt 
tOya  Huguenot, 

lîuu(Mvcxh,)Today,thitdayyLool^eiiay;^ 
Huj  mais.  0»  Mc&huj. 

Huia.£;É*/.    '       ,  ^     '    '    /; 

Huictainc.f.  An  eightb-^  the  number  of  eight ,  alfo,(a 
:   proportion  of)  eight  day  es  y  wbenci 'y 

A  huiétaine.  Eight  day  es  hence  y  or  within  ehht 
dayes.  «^ 

Huié^antc.  £/jfe//f,^i^yf/?0r#.     : 

Hui6lic(rnc  :  m.An  eighth  part;  and(more particutarl)) 

the  eighth  pennie  of  the  price  èfretayUd  ivine^  C)dtr, 
^  and  other  fuch  drin^es^  fayed  into  the  isjng  by  tbe 
|(P»  retayler  thereof ',  (This ImpofiwM begun  in.andhûth 

continued fîncey  the  raigne  of  Charles  tbefkxt^  Anno 

Dom.  1381,)^ 

HuiéikÇmçicpm.  The  eighth. 
Huilc:com.O>/k  V^ 

Huile  de  Maguclet oy^  oftbe  Arabiari  Cberric  Ma- 
ealet.         '  a 

^  H  u  lie  Omphacin.  Oyle  that  s  made  of^eene,  or  \  n- 
ripe  Oliues. 

Huile  d'onftion.  The  oyle  vfed  inPofifh  Baptifrnty 
\  and  Extreami  l^nOiM. 
Huilc  de  pierre»  A  fofïy  and  fulpburous  would  or 
eartbyWbicb  is  eafify  infiamd  by  meyfhe  tbats  heere  i/, 
and  once  fired  mil  net  be  quenched jtfpecially  not  b) 
water  y  which  cafi  vpon  it,  mallet  it  burne  the  more  it- 
her/jently'.Lool^el^zphtc. 
Huilc  iacrce.  Oyle  of  Amber  ;  tatted  fo  of  h  edmrt- 
ble^and  fecretvertues.    ' 
^    HulkùàneuHolii  Oyle  ;  the  UfU  wberewitb  chddrtn 
in  bapth^g,  and  others  in  d^iMg^  are  among  Pepi fis 
atm^nted.    «  * 

HuHc  Saindc,  ou  de  Sapience.  iiN>t*  Sapi- 
ence. 
Huile  fambacin,  Oyle  of  Jelfkwmfitmm\  good  i^ 

fainft  cold  difufet. 

Huik  fambucin.  0;&ir/£i/fr^         ^     .  r     .  y^ 
Huilc  Sicyofuen.  Is  made  of  Oyle  Ompbacmtwuf 
UiUdwkbMlejfiquantitk  , 

'moMtbedCêfpervefieU. 
Huilcdevic.  OyU  of  iramttj^ 
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^uileVitchiat  vknàOykiéi  OyUtu 

fiomthiObtuofkfelJe^ttdwUtê^ 

ilFkile  de  Zaijj^ 

Pour  recueillir  farmcii  ^etdk  fhm^T^^ 

:<fitéUc0modki$hiwit^  ^ 

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Qui  roefucel' huile  il  s'en  oingt  les  mains:  Prov. 

He  tbitmeafkresayle  befmeam  bufingers, 
Huilç:  m.  éc  •  f.  0//<<A  Mn»medyér[iaf$tud  vfUb  «fit) 
•    tf//à,4;f  Huillé.  .  .  ^ 

Huilcmeijt  :  m.  An^yluti]  a feafoHing.taMoiHtingyOr 

btrmeaunf,^mth  o)ïe. 

Huilerie  :  fv^»  ùyle-ctUer^le-^op^oyU-bouffy  a  rtome 
tn  ^eepe  ojte  in.     ; 

Huileux  :  m-eufe  :  f.  OylityJùB  ofcjle;. 

Hiiille.J^Huilc;P;/*.       -.^  •  •      , 

Hiiillé^'m.  ce  :  i.  4» Huile;  Alfo^fUined  with  oyU, 
orftainedfif  tuer ,  dta  garment  thats  jotted  with 
$yle.     ■  ■     •,"■■'      ■  ■,       ■  ■    •-.■'- 

lljiH:  vn.Adoare, 
Huis  de  derrière.  A  bici^-doàre  :  luftices  qui  n'ont 
point  de  huis  de  der  j  Htgby  and  Souerâigne  Courts j 
^nmw'nch  there  iin9  appealing.  . 

Huis  vcrd.  A  ptece  ofTapiflrie^  tr  ofDarnix  ban^g 
^    tejvre  a  doore. 

'  .\hu\sc\os.Priuily/ecretly,inhftlger  mugger. 
'A  huis  ouvert.  Openly^ plainely^fitUy^  rpbolfyl  i» open 

Court.  '      ■''.,■ 

!  Dépendre  l' huis  delà  maifon*  To  hiaue^  or  tbrotVy 

I  tb!  doore  oftbéhindges  ,  in  fignè  ofafeijure  of  the 

\  btufefirnon'pxfmentoftberent^&c. 

1  Donner  vn  coup  de  gaule  par  fous  l'huis.  To  fup- 

!'  fti/tt^orgiueaprtuate  liftvnto.    -     •  . 

.  Le  diable  n'eft  pastoii/îours  à  vn  huis  :  Prov.  ^he 
ê  util  ii  not  eucr  al  one  doore.' 
Taacde  povresncfont  pas  bons  à  vn  hui$:  Provi 
Semany  heggers  at  one  doorey  fomgtiy/uitorsfir  one 
tkng^aienptgoodyOTyarenotUl^tofpeed.'  1 

]\'Mmt:f.Tlf  Office  of  an  f^Jhefy^iefengeryOr  dom- 
l{(epci  m  a  Court  ;  alfOy  dooreflùp  ;  th/'appurtenances, 
ii^fùi-rfiture^ofadooye'yfluffefaradoore, 
Huiilcrics.  Tbt  iaumbesy  lïntells ,  and groundfis  of 

■diitts.  »  '      .  "       . 

Huife:  m.  A  w'icketyor  little  doore.  ' 

Huiflicr  :  m.  AnvfiMty  er  doore^eper  of  a  Courtyor  of 

i  i  humber  m  Court  ;  a^o,a  ,Mej}>nger ,  or  Apparitor. 
Ha\iTiçT:c:f,A'»êma»doore.lieéper* 
^ Ml  M  Huià;  Eight. 
Hiiiiiefine.«Huiai 
nmt'.f.AnOyfier.  ♦'         ;'- 

Leihuitres  d' yaepouU.  Tbitwêtlamtii  mmfeUs 
^  (X  If  ftdei  eftbebottome  of  a  Hennés  bâclii^aiU^  '■ 
naitricre  :f.  A  bed  of  Offers  j  thepUct  vfberem  Oyf 
.tfrsaregotyfiflmd^ffmid. 
^^^^:m.rbeunm^âStewtsmParu,     .. 
\\^}^çn\:m. A htmliniM ytUmg,^^  ■'-   k:\ 
mct.Tohomle^iiK.-        :      /  ^- 

^ulorte  :  f.  U  Magt^hmUt  ;  w  âfmnU  Ifnd  of  kai- 

*^-^td*anifoi^f$ottd  Owle,  which  hath  fiul(mg 
^  •«  (m  other  fide  of  her  hékdâ  6ttU  tufï  ofjUthm. 

JJ««nabIe :  tsA  sappseU^  : .vv,. a.. . ..  ,^  /  -^  v^-  : .■  <  ■'  " ■ 
JJ«2î*!Sc-«--»Huiiiéc<rmO  1         ' 

^S"l'  ^^xui^t4Hmk^mte9iUyftmd6t/mUy 

i,*^^lKfriemdi,yeimUfyylmmim^.         •  *"  f 
^tumn'tte  -.fJEj/mntitii  ^mlkofk^cimlitiiMmim/Ji 

"'^tfF'.^nlHlUityHtaablenoiri-y  nifojmmêittùeé 
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Humble  :  com.HumbleyfubmiJfiJowlie-y  creeping,duc- 

kuig^croocbtngial/OypQoreyfmpUybafeylow  j  ^rif^f^, 
abieâi,  ■     *.  ,# 

Humble-ficn  Meelftand  mild  well  dealt  with,  flout 
and  firward  being  abufed,  *, 

Humblement.  Humbly, fubmijly,  low/y,  alow-,  with 
creepingyand  crooc king ,  with  great  reuerence-.  alfo, 
bafelyypoorefyyfimply. .     / 

Humbleife  :f.  ««  HumiM. 

Humé  :  m.éc  :  £  SitppedMpedy  or  fuelled  vp  j  fetched  y 
ordrawneinwuhtheJbreeth.     , 
II  m'a  hufnéle  fane/  He  hath  handled  me  cruelly ,  or  * 
/)«/  we  </owa«  extrëamekf ,  /y  //;f  bitternejje  of  bis 

Humç(5btion:  f./^/*  humeilation^  moifteningy  wet- 
ting.    \-    .  ,  /  ■  /*- 

Humcéte  :  m.ee  :  f.  Af(ji/7^«fi, 

HumçéïçT.Toàoiflen. . 

HUmée  s  f.  <Éf  Humet  ;  or,A  broathfir  aftcke  rnàn, 

Humcmeilt;  m.  ^fuppingy  fippiug,  or  fucking  vpi 
drawing  or  fetching  ifi  with  the  breath-^alfOya  bibbing, 
ftvillingybowfing,        "  :    • 

Humer.  TofiipyJip,orfuckevp;  alfo,  to  fetch,  or  draw 
in,M  the  hreaihyCt  with  the  breath  -y  alfoyto  bib,  fwil/y 
cfuafcybowfe;  .■'■:.    ,     , 

Hurtier  la  parole.  FoolifUy  to  fupy  or  fuc^e  vp,  hU 
owne  words  -,  tofp^affe  abruptly,  or  vndiftineily;fcarce 
to  beabU  to  fpe}tk,  or  nottofpeake  ojr^  long  timCy 
through  fiare,abafhmentyOrama'^ment. 
Humer  la  pardle  a.  To  tongue-tie  y  or  deptiue  of 
f]>eecb,by  a  fuddenama':(ing,or fearing, 
Humer  la  fang  i /.(wj^*  Hume. 

Humeràire  :  comj  Ofor  belonging  ïo  thefhoutder. 

Humerai  :  m.  aie  :  f.  Humer  ail  j  otyos  Humeràire. 
Veine  humcrale.  5«tf  Veine. 

Humerie  :  f.  A /tipping,  fipping  yfucl(ing  vp  j  alfoyO  bib- 
bing, fwiUingy  bévftng,  ; 

Hume-fàng.  The  hearbeBurnet.  f 

Humet  :  un.  ^  brèatbypomgejcawdle  j  any  liquid  y  and 
(ùpp'mgmeat'y  am  yafup  thereof.  i 

Humetter.  Tofkpyfîpy  wbib-yaifoy  to  wet,  ormoif- 
ten.  \  ■  .    -,      .  _  , ..; 

H  ume-vefne.  Afuc^e-fifl-y  one  that  lay  es  b^  nofe  oh  bis 

nextfiUawesblmme, 
Humeur  :  m.  Àfupper  vpof.      ^ 

Humeur:  f.  Hum(n',moiftUre,fapJuieeyWlttyliquor, 
Humeux  :  m.  Afucke-p'mte ,  or  fwilt-pm  j  a  notable 
drunkard.      I  - 

Hmr\XQe:€om.kumideymoiftyWetyWater'^yiuicieJiip. 
pie,fkU  of  liquor,  .  ^         I 

Humidité  :  iHkmiditie^oi^ureyfappineueyiuycineffey 
wetneffèyWaterminefié*^^  j       .  ■,-. 

Humiet:  va,Tb'pccupantofatbn^g  wheréofànotber is 
tb' owner  ;  one  that  reapts  the  profit  ofytbongkbe  bane 
no  proper  tie  inyk  thing.  ^^  V 

Humide  :  f.  m  Humene  j  4^foy  tlfoccupaàcie  ofano- 
ther  mans  landyO-e.  .    .\         ' 

Humilié:  ni.ée  :1  Humbled,  brought  low,  cafl demie, 
pulUd  vftdeTy  taJ^n  a  hole  lower.  \ 

Humiliez  :m.  TbeHumilifis  j  Gray  friers  ofibe  Order 
ofS.Bennet,    ■■.L;«:;.-  -•  . 

Humiliïé  J  î.Himmk^umhkHeffe,fv»lMegfhU&^ 

6   myfhbmi^^ekerup^gentleneffe^  V 

U\mio\st,Acl9ftbk  efbit  wfthtutambhereUfir  a 

Humof d  :  «iifc  '  f-  VM^^^i  (fhttma  5  mfijttp' 

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Flux  dc  ventre  humoral.^  lasli^  ^  lûêffinejjiwitb^ 

OHtinjlâmation.  ,  ^  . 

Vertu  fubftàmifiquc,  &  humorale.  AifjJ^^ly  ^^ 

pibftdntiaUtiqiéûr/umansfeeii^&Cé 
Hune  :  f.  TheJcuttU  of  the  maji  ofaflùf. 
Huni{quc  Efpcc  Hunifquc  A  l(tnd  êfScimitet  vfed 

in  old  ttme. 
Hupc  :  f.  A  littU  wooSenthread/nr  tufï  in  the  top  of  û 
,  caif\  alfiytbe  creft,  ci  cop  on  the  head  of  a  bird\  âlfojtbt 

wboofe  ot  dimgbiU  Cocke  (ibvfd  that  ne  file  s  m  mans 

ordufe.) 
Hupé:  m.ée:  f.  Copped^ereJUd^hiih-çnnmedi  (hence) 

alfoytall  of  future  iêlfo^oud^  cocl^et ,  loflieyfiatelie; 

that  bear  es  bimfelfi  high  ^  that  tbin^  vfeUofhim» 

filfè.  V 

Pigeons  hupcz.  Copped juf  crtfied?neêns^  caUeda- 

Ifout  London^Tumepats. 
Hupée  :  f.  iitf  Huquec 

s'Huper.  To  raife^fet  vp  his  crefi  a^ainjl'^  to  become 

pioiédyLoftieJliateUe.  ^^ 

Huppe.^Hupe.  * 

uppc.  as  Hupe. 
Huqi^e  :0  Hulfe^r  Dutch  Mantle^  Dutch  r$omans 

Mantle.    ' 
Huqù^C  :  f.  II  n'y  a  qu*  viïe  huquéc  (fMuh  lil(e  our 

2sloftp^r?ie  iveebit y  )  you  baue  but  a  little  (fay es  the 
:  cl0w)u^  when  jou  haue  a  great)  wgf  tbubtf.. 
Hur  le  lEây.  Soundly  rpbitledythrougjhîf  tifled^  that  hath 

fecne  the  diuell.  [-" 

HurauC:  m.  AgfeatyOffuUgrawnemldboareyaboare 

thats  (at  the  Uajl)  three  yeares  old. 
Hurbec.4;^  Lifet  J  The  worme  called  a  Vme-jretter^ 

diuells  gotdring. 

Hure  :  f.  The  head  of  a  Beare^olfiy  wildhoare^ont  any 
other  fauage^Oftd  démgeràHs  beafti  (hence)  alfà^aJU- 
TtngjmYide^vnliembd^^^^^^ 
Huvcùhurc.Facetoface^^êfoé  inHxnc^ 

Hure  :  nuce  :  f. StMrsMg^rudi^vnlfembd^ ^^^^ bmUk 
U{e  a  v^ild  Bootes  head.  ^ 

HyirSiis.vmi^ters.tbediëeUsgoU^iÊip. 

Hurgon  :  m.  Bliis^red  Beets.   T       . 

Hiulé.reaedyhofmUd. 

Hurlement  :  m,  A  bewlmijÊryetting. 
Hurler.  To  hawUyfo  y  ell. 

Hurler  avec  les  loups.  To  hnrie  when  ethers  yeM^ 

tofidUmtbefkfhêènbêw^^ 
Hwic^e  1 1 A  but^t. 
Hurt  4i  Hcurt. 

Hurtebifc  One  thatfcnffles  witb,  it  ^k^  g^àiîjt^e 
Nêrtheiwi  wimd.-^BjJb.  ♦ 

Himdkr.TitrampUmswkkibipet. 

Hurter.  « Heurtei;   y:  ■ '■  •  ":--r:::  ?-^^^^^ 

Hmis:m.ShêckesJ^kn^^^m^^ 

Hus.  du  hu$.  The  £iifoirrc      :  .  ^     K 

HufchcLMt^Huchc. 

Hufciame:  ou  Hakani. 

liuÇ[\ic'm.A 

•fletmHuê^  tbi 

Martyr,. 
Huffité  :  m.  ce  :  £  Ti 

Huiiaudeau 

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Hum.UhàU^/kvfU^)uUé^^tm^m 
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moryocclamatipn  ;  mutiniCy  contention  ^  difquiet  tex 
ation^troubU^annoyance. 

Hutminï.mc:f.Brablingy  clamorous  y  mutinous  ton- 
tentions  yvnquiet. 

Hutincment:  in.«Hutin. 

\l\lt\ncr.To  chide  jteuilejtepoach.brahbk  rpithjbïan>k 
onjcouldati  alff^  to  vex^  trouble^  ^fq^t, barrit 
annoy.  ■  \ 

Hutineux  :  m.eu{e  :  f.  Clamorousy  contentious^  muti- 
nous^fuUùfbrabimg^verietroublefome. 

Hutte  :  iAcête^OY  cottageyalfojibe  cloth  or  bujh  behind 
which  men  hide  themfelues  in  ftauUfingfbr  the  mlfi^ 
Venir  de  la  maifon  aux  huttes^  To  fall  from  ïncaith 
to  beggerie^  from  fome thing  to  little  or  nothing. 

Hutudeau.  ^  Huflaudeau. 

Huvcloç  Hz\xthuvàot.Fp4feapedy  roeUheaftion  ■ 
^Norm. 

^  K  (Adverb.)  To  day^this  day  j  alfo^the  voice  rpberc^ 

with  Carters  turne  their  horfes  oruhe  right  band. 

ly  huy;  0s  D'icy  :  f  Rab. 

Hier  vachier  huy  chevalier  :  Prov.   Hee's  norp  a 

K^^^  ^bo  laft  day  was  but  a  clowne. 

Tels  font  huy  qui  demain  ne  verront  pas:  Prov. 

Some  that  are  blithe  to  day  to  morrow  will  be  blind. 
Huyc  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Hooted  at ^  Jbowted  after  ;  exclaimed 

pfiyfried  out  vpon^  followed  with  buy  and  crie. 
Huycr.  To  hoot  atjhcwt  after ^exclaimi  on^  crie  out  vf- 

ony  follow  with  hue  and  crie. 
Huy  le  :f.  Oyle\  Stelae  Huile* 

Huyié  :  m.ce:f.  Oyled:,feafinU^nncynted^  bifmemd^ 
ofT  fbottedwuhaylt^  j 

Huylcr.  To  9yU\  to/ea/bn^anj^ntjftfiheare,orjpotmb 
êfle.  • 

Huys  :  nu /^  rftw^  ;  I^^J^f  Huis* 

Huyfïîer.4^Huifsicr. 

Hiiyftrcs  :  £  Oyfters  j  Lool^e  Huîtres* 

Huzca  huze.5/rff  tyfidt^cbeelfe  byioieple  ^face  to  fie  è  y 

right  ouer  againft. 
Hyacinthe  im.Tbtblew^  purple  lacint^cfrUyackib 

flower '^j^ecaUi^a^yCrcfw^ues.    / 
,    Hyacinthe  Oriental  The  OrktUaUblm  Jacint{a 

heMkttfuUfiower.) 
Hyadcs  :  f.  The  fiue(êr  feuén)ramf€  fiarres  which  be  i> 

the  head  of  tb£  Signe  Taurséâ.  | 

liyf£:ywK:m.  Henbane. 
Hybtoinnc  :  £  The  Bee  (fi  taarmed  becaufejhi  fiedes 

MemhomthidwarfrEldeme^ 
f^drar^re*  ^clfebluery  Hqrnd finit. 
Hydraulique-  ywx  hy.  Tbefliméêf(ritnmng)ï^tçrsi 

>f  Mufic^e  made  ihtreby^     'm:,  v  •  t         - 

Uyàtt'f-AsÊHyderiawatifMer.''^  i 

Hydrie  :  £  A  water  pt,  or  biuret  t$  draw  water  with. 

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Hywacncan  :  m.2iXV\t\i0fy0r  belongmi  to^a  wedding, 
onma'friage.  .        •     '    .  . 

Hyii)CHcc  :  i'  A  'weddingy  or  matriage  ;  alfOya  wedding 
longfirftng  of  ley  at  a  ivjgddingi  alfo^a  certaine  filme , 
or  tbkke^k'^^^i^J'^'^^  ^  brol^en  when  a  maidii  made 
dvfoman. 

Hymne  :  m.  A  hymrie  \  d  fong  ofpraife. 
Chanwr  1'  hymne  du  Cigtie^ToJmgyOr  ^eal^e^is 

la).    ■■         y    .        •      ■     ' 

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Hypothèque:  £  An  mgagmtnt^  morigace,  otpàtv- 
nwgfofan  immoua.ble.)    ,  / 

Hypothéqué  ;  &,Hypothcqucr.  a^  Hipothccùc  • 
&,  Hipoihequer.   .  * 

HyppodronjCtm.^rûiï^y/?,  or  running  place  fvr  hor- 
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^yrundinkr^.w.CTCif.ûf,  or  belonging  to^a  SrvaL 
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Hy^in  :  m-  A  light  red.or  bright  bay  ;  or  a  l(indofpur^ 
pleftainc  made  by  the  bbcli'benic.  •'       .^   '  ' 

Hysser. To hoyfe vp j  (a Marinersttame.)  ' 

HyfCoptif.  Hifop. 

Hypaterf.^Hipatc.   *         ^       ^  ^  (  Hyftcriquc.Affeajonhyfieriquc/rA^t^^^ 

Hypeneinicn:m.ennc:fl»^^^^^tf''r^»,#«^f/#3  j  ^^ibematnx.  ,J    .v>v      :  '^: 

lil^tthe  eggfslayéd  by  an  vntroden.henne  c^Kzh.      «    ^^  ^' 

Hyperbole  :  f.  An  Hiperbole  ;  an  excejfe  in  deprejjing^ 

ot  aduancingn  -, 

Hyperbolic  :  ro.iqueiC  Hyperbolic  ait ^  excej/kfy  vn- 

hkfl$e^pa0ng  aU  cïedit/é^$nd  the  limits  of  pif/fh^ 

without  the  fcopefiftehejè. 
Hyperdulie  :  f.  The  bigbefi  wwjhip^  worjl^p  that  be- . 

iongsonelytoGod. 
HypcrnephelUk  ;  ir-  A  iontemplator  of  high  matters 

amongtbe  ibmds.  ^  \    - 

Hypoczi\{ït:m.A(lew^floiie,orhot'houfè. 
Hypochondres  :m.  Thtfianltés^  êrfoft  farts  vnder 

the  fbert  ribs. 

Hypochondres  de  tousles  diables.  By  the  btUie^ 

and  bowells  of  all  the  dike  Us. 
Hypochondriaquc  :  com.  ln,ôr  of^the  Hypochondres:; 

âlfo,  troubled  with  à  mndu  melancboùe: in  tbofe 

parts. 
Hypocûc.Th'excrefeHci  thatfijoets  vpfrom  the  toot 

oftbejbrub CiRus^m- HoUierofe^affo^themedicinable . 

lujce  extraéledfrom  it^nd  hardened  by  drMggifts. 
Hypocras»  ^  Wipocras.  r 

Hypocrifer.  To  diffembUjO^  counter fiitgoodnej[Peytofet . 

a  goodie  on  a  bad  mnd^t&play  ^he  hypocrite. 
Hypocrifie  :  LHypocrifie^difemblingyCOunterftitgood' 

nejfe.fhinedhoimeffe.  ' 

Hypocrite:  m.  An  hypocrite  y  adijfemblefy  a  counter^ 

fiitcompanimii^  \    *- 

^Ot\\à'\iy^oa\X!^.Anoftenrtmnl{lingeye. 

^^cnit\x\tniMypocriticaUyydi(fembler4ike.    \ 
"ypogaftre  :  m.  The  lower  part  of  the  beUseyfrom  the 
nauelltù  the  Pubes^or  haire  of  the  pr  inities.  '^ 

Hypogaftriquc  :  com.  Ofor  belonging  tù ,  ée  Hypo- 

gaftrum. 


Cela  nefeia  ny  hyrer,  ny  eftc.  That  Is  little  to  the 
'■  purpofcymalieslntk  to  the  Matter:^  does  neither  good 
norharnie.     ,        ^  ^    '  / 

Enhyverpartoutpkut^encfccUouDieu  vcuc  : 
Prov.  Lôol(e  Plouvoir.  ;  ^s^  / 

Si  r  hyvcr  eftoic  outre  la  mer,  fi  viendra  il  à  S.Ni- 

colas  parler  iVxq\.PVerelVimer  beyond fea^yetipotdd 
it  Mue  afaymg  to  S.  Nichola4'y(whofe  fiajl  is  on  the 
fixt  of  December.)  ^  " 

/"A  la.S.  Pierre  1*  hyver  s'  ch  va  ou  il  referre  ;  Prov. 
Luot^e  Rcferrer, 

Qui  paflé  vn  îoVjr  d'  hyver  il  pafTe  vn  dc  fes  enrie- 
•  .mis  mortèîs:  Prov.  One  of  his  mor  tall  foes  h'auoidcs 
that  attotdes  aWinterj  day.  • 

Hy  vernal  :  m  ale  :  f*  Winterity  winter lie^  mnter-li/re  : 
/vftheivinier/'  "       - 

Hyyçmé:w.é€:f.TVinter€d. 
HyVQXnéc  *' {.The  mntcrfeaf on. 
Hyvancr.  To  winter  ;  alfb^to  dig^  or  drcffe  a  vineyard 
in  winter  ^ormmediately  after  they int  age. 


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Veinc  hypogaftriquc.  Lwife' Veine, 
"y  jogéc  :  m. A  vauU^celler,orfiteb  %  vnder- gréioid 
^''^e.arcbed  outr  bead, 
"ypqçriphc  :  com.  (A  monter)  balfi  horfe  balfi 

nypopietf.  BeaUng^r  matter  growings  or  gatbtring 
-^  w  «  (Tufhtd  eye  •,  alfb,a  bone  vnder  the  eye.     \ 
Wypofàrquç  :  f.  A  kind  ofdroffk ,  or  fweUing^the 
*^iteMtd»ftbefidneffe  tfcotd^  tadjUgmatitÙJbu. 

W^ftafe  :£  AfiibfiMce  ^  alfo,  arefidenaitt  vrine 
^fiifti>'gtmgfdiikeèott0metbiveêf,.v,n    , 

Wyppthccairc.  Debtes  hypothécaires  ;  font  cçBo 


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1h.(AnAduerbeoftime)nighy  rvetnighy  welneerey  aU 
moftylacliing  but  a  little ^  alfo ,  neuer:^  alfby  a  Partis 
^ler^hereby  a  Negatiue  is  in/breed ^  as ^  line  vien- 
dra ja  ; /^^  w'^  ^<^^  ^^W^  ^^  tfi/, 

la  foi t  que.  Thougb^lthough^twithjlandingyalbeit 
that.  \        \« 

lables  :  *.  The  Croes  ofapeece  ofcasf^e  ^tbe  futrovp.or 
hoUow{at  either  end  of  the  pifeftaues)iPpheremo  the 
head^peecesbeenchaféd.  -    . 

labler.To  maj^e  the  Qroei  qfC^sl^e  ;  viz  :  afiirrow  orhoU 
io)v  (at  th'  ends  of  the  pipe-Jlaues  )  where'mto  the 
head'peecesmaybeenchafcd.  ,^ 

^Q\^6[\m:AtrucliU\orpùUie.  '•' 

labot  :  iru  The  curp^crop^r  gorge  of  a  bird. 
^Izcécif^HearbeTrinitie^Hearis-eaje.  '  \ 

lacent:  m.  ente:  f. lying.  -    _  \  • 

lacherc:  f..  FaUovpeSypUoTPgroundJay'tandy plowed 
laifdi  î  alfoyany  earth  that  lyes  idle. 

lacinthc  :  m.  The  p/etious  fioney  called  a  Jacint^  alfoy 
as  Hyacinthe.  ^ 

Couleur  de  lacinthe.  Tuiple.blexp^  violet  -,  ibeci'^ 
l^f  of oM  Hyacinth fUwer.:    ,    >:^        ^       ; 

lacobf  n  :  m.  A  Jacobin  yOt  white  frier. 
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m;  i  he£rL  hâue  bet  les -^  m.  Ut  bim  tbdt  dsia  mt  vfc 
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larlurc  :  f.  /<  ^/</î,  riJtyJUfttr,  cbinke,  chaf^  chawne  ; 
i>^»rf ,  iht  neb  ofn  ptn  i  âl/i^  dcUauini^  ruùng^  cbâp- 

se  lartçr.  T^l^rrfff  himfeljti  têtie  bkgartersé 

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lartiçr  :  m-crc  :  C  0/i  f^^i^H^i  '«,  orferuinifif^gar' 

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the  boirght  of  the  hamme  ^  where  H\tu  tbfs  nome. 
lin'icTC :  (.A géfter.        :  >: 

lafard:  ni.  AfrAter^prâtler^babltt^  tâtUr^ebâiterer^ 

fdngler^id!ttall(er.       ' 
I  aiardc  :  f.^  prattng  guJ/tp^pfatRng  bôu/ewifi  5  a  tittle 

uttlé\âwem:br»b^et9ugueneuerUei.  ^ 

I  afcmçnt  :  m.  4y  lafcrie.    '  ^^ 

I  aler.  To  prAteyfrMtleJ)AbbleJiattle ^chatter  jtMgk^âlli 
veriiidfy.  ^  * 

laflxan  •  ni.  Afiâgon  cbdne  ;  alfi^  a  bratelet^pr  riecl^e-' 

•  lace  bftbat  chain  fiflnên^  alfojacoat^njhnt  ofgreat^ 
cnà  clùfe-rpoucn^maUf  j  alfo^  tl^e  boope  âfajhacl(le. 

laiereau.  ^  lafard,  * 

lalaie  •  f.  A  prat'mgypratUng^blihgy  tangling  ;  tittle 
tattle^ garrulitiejdle  chat^  ■-   ., '  ï, 

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^  arbor planî.)  '  *  laùlniflc:  f.Tib^2tfi/«/;cf  ;tf^,ri?f 

Vnguent  Iâ(rnîn./^;r  oyntment  madefnot  ofhlfomine      laulniflurc  :  f.  AyeUowheffe  ialfo. 


laugé  :  m.  cç  :  f.  Oaged^m  mtafured as  tcil^e^ç  -, 
laujiC^C:  m.  TbegagmgyOr  mea/utmg  efcail^t,^^  , 
laugcr.  To  gage ,  cr  tétaj^re  apcece  of  çasiit^t^c,  '  i 
laugeur  :  m.  /4  gager^or  meafurer  o/casl^e,c>c.  .*,  j 
lifiviolcr.  To  gabbU.frate^or  fraîtle.  ■',/\-^-  V 
Iavic4cur  :  m.  À  gabbler, prater, prgtUr.  ^  '..^ 
laulc:  f.  ^  f4x  '  i'prtfin  i  <»t'ip^''C'fnukcytedxFi^ 
yroM  grate  Ir  woéddtn  léttice,/brtbmlofi:»,  mU 
/fetpntf^ofathtng.  ^^    V 

lâulgc.Iaulger.&JLauIgeur.^  Jauge,  huçtr  & 

îaugcur.  ^  '  *   ^ 

laulnaftrc  :  com.TeDowiJb. 
laulne  :  m.  TeTlow  colour.       ^   ^ 

1  aulne  d' eau.  Tbe  yeilow  ^^er  Ullic   'or  traita 
Kofi.  r  .       .  ^      V'- 

Le  jaulne  dl;  vn  oeuf.  Tib^j't?/]^;^  (/'tf/i  ^2^^^ 
^      laulne  paille.  Strawcolour. 
Izïûnci  corn.  Teliow.  ' 

Bec]auInc.iivi(;fBejaunel  '\ 

•  Terre  jauIncG^^/rf'. 
laulnement.TfZ/'w'^jr/tfyri/tïvkîr.  ^ 

laulnec  d'  eau.  TbeyeUow  water  Uliiey  or  rpatô  Kifi. 
lzulnct:m.€tXQ:f.reliorpi(h^a  little  ycUcTv. 
-  laulncttc:  f.  Hardn>a)i^S.Fcters  rrortjq^^are  SAàfn 
gf^JJi^great  S.  lobns  wi^t. 

laulni;  m.ic  :  f. Grov^nejeUorv. 
Izulhïï.Tomal^eyellow.  ^      ,^ 

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laydc:  m.  ce  :  f.  S»athed,or  made  mtojheaues»  ^ 

IViàçiXo  ^albejnr  goMl  cvrn-jto  malfç  it  ikttJbtMes, 

erjfiêeUs.         -■  •.  ■->..  .  :■•   ..  H..  '; 

laveleur:  m.  /^/îmiIvi',  or  bmdetvptf  corne  into  ga. 

■y  veils,   •■  '  '■  Vf.  "  ■' .'  ■■^■■-  ■ 

lâvclicr  :  m.  A  i^fne^UneJor  )>kekfirl[e,  wbtrmkb 

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laVâïnâ:  C^  ^^^^'if^T^fàpenofafr^betaofeenetbe 
tike^Tmrtifan, 

lavelle:  £  AffèeU^fitéâJètfanUiMlfê^hauen,  #r 
bMMdktféne^idca^,,  ..   ^    j,      .       , 

lavelotier :  m. :â  IXii  tnwfci  Art  *ejr«,  tyÈr,  «f 

tbrmi^esAfi''B^^l^'**^'^'^^'r^^  ^  ^^^ 
Iaugr.£  /<<Mi|f  s  ifo  âîJb'MKM  wberemtb  easlfe  k 

^é^o^jnm  Uatf^^fi^fffêimdi 


laieran.  <K  lafcran  ;  F/tf|<w-ffctf,w. 

l^ZçrZDc.àhjzz.Ofafiagonr.chai^efiJkien. 
içç  :  m.  Tl^lbix  j  «y»///,  tf»</  Ivng-bcined-mldCoit, 
0tbeafiUI(e  a  Goatfium^among  tbefnciçvie  teps  (Jitt 
,AiPes,and  other  cold  moHntar/tet. 

:  m.  Icelle  :  f.  He  ijhej  the  fame  mn,  cr  7W- 
min»  ■  \-      ■.■  -yd.   ' 

ichneunjbn  :  ni.  Tbe  Indian jn{morefrcpci\j)i^cR.-- 
■  gyptian  Rat,ThaioesC^ioit/è-y  ,a^otiallencniït,asn 
the  Crocodile  Jo  to  all  Serpent  Sy  and  tktrtfire-vIuàH} 
tamedyand  madeb^faU,  bj  tbe  people  cfMfjpl' 

îchoicUX:tn.cufc:f'tf^bajiifi>,Viterip. 

Ichthyomantic  :  f.Diumatton  byfi(h  :  ^  RaU, 

Ichthyophagic  :  f.  Fifi-eating. . 

Ici.  (  Adverb.  )  Here;  in  tbUfiace,  )      •  . 

D'ici  Hence,  fombence. 

D'ici  prcs.  Hard  by,  neere  at  b^ndl  .    '^         . 
Icofacdrc.  One  oftbefue  re^ilar  bodies  m  Cecme^rie; 

(on^s  cftmentie  eqniangle  triangles,^ 
Icofîmité.  See  LycMocofimité  :  ^R«>»  §     y  • 
l&crt: w, Tbe yellff» laundice.   :-?.      ,;  „_ 

laaiqiJctcom.Sickeof,  or  tronbUdimé,  tUjtUCP 

lênndicem,     #■ 
lâide.  Bdccte  t/^<1^' ^'^Bdecce 

yy,mld,  )         , ,     .  ,. 

Ideal  :  m.alc  :f.  ideaUimtftnmf, 

maàtâtionionehinfiMeie.  ^-''^'   ■'PT.-:^ 
Identité  :  £  UemiiellikimtSfe^hebemialmepl^^ 

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onelitatbatbno  c 

wealth.     ■-^-  ^ 

Aliotilînc  ••  "»•  '''"'' 

^ufhtetfciafoypropi 

Idoine  :  com.  Apty  « 

cient\  commodiaus  \ 
Idoinctc:  £  Aptne, 

nefufciencie. 
Idolâtre  :  m.  An  Ido 
Idolâtrer.  To  idolati 
idolâtrie  :  £  IdoU^ 

Idumois.  fruiCT  Idû 

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\a^\v^.f^bn\a\fo, 

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'Uhn'.aholy-day  (i 

H'trb.edeS.  lean: 

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4     Mal,V)uMâladiCf^ 

LaNntivitcdcS. 

Pomme  de5.Ica 
IcmefaiTo'isappc 
oldmellent^lWM 
Mettre  toutes  les! 
\m  skiUy  or  meanes 
imtdmofi  fit  forth 
l(^tohevfedtbe.relii 
zn.(A^interieUi 
1  deme  ufiaUj.     . 

lêan-Almy.  THm 

celUntcjder^  ^ 
lecoraire  imitai  Oy 
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:hà:m.A:4,0Mnteri 

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te  premier  \cSt 
draught  tfa^  writi 
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violently  fhttfirii 
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T»hat%iUieftba 
'Mçfchantc  paroi 
Prov,  A  badvm 
broad.  ' 

leace:f.^rf/f,fw 
lentement:  m,  ^ 

darting. ^putting 
l^C^tUTocajlyhurl 

lecter  l  ancre 
tance  \  to 
meanes»  xé\ï^ 

leétcriabatrc 
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T^ra^ittra^^h  mad  i0ub  gnger  te  be  ta  aim  ■ 

:fiblecbafi,r'S's"-ir\^ %,:-:■-  .  ,  _    ■_,  :^_ 

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«i«rj commdieus  \diaibley(ubfUmaU,fbitnd,'ii^ 
Idoincté:  i  AptneffeyfitHejiymettnejjejÇontMiii*^: 

(ie/ujùtencie.  •  #    .       .'•      .  .; 

Idolâtre  :  m.  An  idolater,  g  werflùpper  ûfldeti.    '^  <.y 
Idolâtrer.  To  idelatrixe  tt,to  mtrjbtp  Idols,    > 
Idolâtrie  :  i  IdoUkie  -,  tbe  werjbtp,  or  worpjiffing  of 

idols  t      '''■'■*■   ' ''"^     ■""'''     ■•   ':f"'''''" .  ■  .  *:  •    ,  ''vlgp^.       ""   •  ■.  '  •• 

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lectcr  fon  lard  aux  chiens.  Têbe  huijhypredigall, 
maJlfiUl  ;  te  ûfend  hu  meanes  vnworthily.  or  vm- 
J»ardl}i  to  caft  bu  money  avray.  :     "     ^| 

IcCTCr  le  rtanchc  après  la  coigixét.To  throtp  :he 
bdueafier  ibe  bmcbet  y  afftr'oae  IvJJe  to  adueuturp 
for  another.  ^.,/-,;,-*?'r  ■-  '/•-;*  ,.■  .  •  .,.„',■,  .^-t: 
Ie<^érla  pierre  &cather  le  bras,  Iw^f  Picrrtv 
leacr  vne  pierre  à  coup  percb.  Iç  ne  iede  cette 
pierre  &c.  l^ealfC  not  thu  m  vaùie^  amfure  IhitU 


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UthniAboly-day  (m  fome places )  t(ept  Ibei^.ofAih 

Herbe  de  S.  lean.  Thin-ledutd  ^Hgroert  ialfhjCm 

r/r.    •;  -,-     ■  .  :    :  ■       ' 

MaljViu Maladic^c Slç^.rhifkUiniftcknt^e, l    ; 

La  Nativité  <le S.  learî.iW/iî(ÎM»^  ■ 

Pomme  dc5.  lean,  as  Haftivcl^..  i/  i^-.  ..y        ^ 

Icme  faifoTis  appcllcr  Maiftrelean  encda*  1  w^j 
c4djxcellerttylT¥,uhcldvrr'fegoùd^attbaU  ♦ 

Mettre  toutes  les  herbes  de  la  S.  lean.  To  implay  aU 
Im  s{iUy  or  meanes  oH  ;  (Thu  day  being  by  msxyma- 
gmtdmfi  fit  far  the  g/tbeiing  of  fncb  bear b es  as  are 

Je/p  he  v(td  tbe/reftofiheyearei  L^ihr  Herbe.)  v 
an.|^^  interie^ion)  ie  Ic  vous,  tm^j your  ptuor  fir ^ 

.    ldemeitflallf.y]^:  '    V  .-•.^-:.  '-■■■•*■.. 

lêan-AImy.  Thename ofa/weetappU  tbatjeeUb ex\ , 
Ment  cyder  ^'^<  T.  ;;^.-">  ^^.»>.-V\^"   -  -vy  .;^i^_  /■ 

lecoraire  ieihi^  O/Je»*  behngmgtê^bie  ûuer.^^^-^     ^ 

Vdiic  iecbrairc.  Ti>c  liua\eme  \  iml^e  Vcinç. 
hà  :  m.  AÀounter  to  cafi  witbàU }  alfi^  a  bemme  vf  a 

,.^  germent.  . .  ■^^^  •  ^*  ^t  ■'*«* ■=  'te-^  .:■' ■  'Vî^  , ■  ^^^  ^.-.^ -. 

Le  premier  îéâ.  Ipbe  Jfr/3f,  rséde  ,  i^r  ^fi-fenned 
draught  ofa^  wriling.  ,  r  r       ,      .  .^  ■  ^^  \.  r. . 

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fersduftfobe  tbrtmnein  bu^yes  iViziMeumilingly 

^   blinded ^bepitted^orbii^ir éd.  - 

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nyfauce  bisfiômacl^e ,  any  meat  his  mouth  ;  fo  bungrie 
a  dogvp  ill  fajidtmdurtie  puddings^ 

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letticn  :  jn.cnnc  :  f.tJïWf  è/i^r. 

Icttoruîer.  5f  <  Icftonner. 

Icu  :  m.  AfUy^iport,  gtme,  pafiîme,  ftcrtâttcn-^àlfo 
plaYyjpûrty&c^rfby  ieaft  j  «y>,  a  Itfftn  m  tbe  lute, 
c>i  i  aîftytbe  ait)  tphnein  tbey  ployât  PaUlc-maillc, 
alfOythe  vpper  i^jitfâ  Tennk  citrt(ntxt  tt  tht  htuft) 
jorfomacbofitMuléfmprifèd  vrithin  tbe pealpt  «f 
cbaulkey&Cidramfé0ertbmirttht,ceiirt. 
Icux  FlorauT.  Mit^tiPt  cmtentm  (among  Rimers^gr 
Poets)j»berm  tbé  piêffir  tbe  bejl  doer  is  gnEgUn- 
t'meyjhtbefeconiéJ^arigoldiOfftùier.       ' 

'   leux  dcVtu\cc%^J0fltcb  /tspleafe tbem  tbât  play 
■  tbtm,  -'.  -v     ■  ?:^)'-'fi^'     -■■''■''■  ^'  • 

^A  ieu  couvert.  S^retfy ,  priuâtelyy  ctuittljy  vnier 
handyin  hugger  m^lj^. 

Le  icu  ne  vaut  jpasja  chandelle.  Tbe  bujinejfe  nill 
not  quit  cofi  ^Ujs  ^étwortbibe  money,  thaïs  ^ent ,  or 
faines  îhatitàJ^n^àt  it. 

^A  beau  icu  bel  îu^g^m^&^A  beau  îcU  beau  retour. 
Square  play £0iiÉjB^ 
'  as  is  brou/^tyoàipêd^^  f 

U  yaaralMsàitrièli  â^  corde  ne  xpm^^cflufU  haue 
IportyMugh  Iftbt  tmt^ar  our  intéÙigence^fitilevs  not. 
Ily  at^dc^m 

l^airc  Donriciïiiitt^  mauvais  icu.  To  beare  agréât 
Iniisfirtmie  ina^fbeerefittfifi}       fo  Italie  rnerrUy^  or 

'iffet  a  kpodjkce^tjbot¥  mucbfoeuer  be  l^rràuMed. 

S  i^  icU3t.iH!e  louer. 

ï|f3M<f^  Têpreduceyio  bring  orjhewfitlb\  al^ 

I^ffij^pfà\(ejinptay.  *   ,    V         T^W  . 

Pour  ne  montbcrfon  îeu.  F 9r  fiart  of  difcêM^g 

%i>ïsenterprifi^rpublifljinghisdejigytes.. 

Trier  fon  cfpinglc  du  icù.  ToJUp  bisn€cl(eo9(foftht 
coûer\t^fiincb,orwithdravfbujlla^  wMbe  titres 
notibifwrfeoftht^.  *   .r;  !  r 

^A  vray  dire  perd  on  le  îcu  :  Prov.  By^eal^f^  tfkfb 
:îficn(oflen)loo[è  their  game,    v  <^        .: 

Apreslafefte  &k  ieulespois  au  feu  :  Prov.  7bofi 
thatvnUmakegood]^ffjtiiiiafietf^ 
n  n'eft  ieu  qu'  a  ioutufs:  Ptot.  Tberftnà  gméfiaf 
bat  ammg  Oameftérfy  it  the  btfi  fléjmgh  vMtktbetk 
théUvttdirjUfulyi^tihi^p^^  m-i 

Il  Eût  bon  laiflb  le  icu  Quand  il  eft  beao^^fFroT^À 
goëdkèâàÉÉtjdâfWbiBUméttibefi^^ 

toleoMi (wbenMi hâthgot)€tJiiét}^^^  r^^  v^ 
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•    tefi1liél^lbet0i€.  '^^^'^.'-^ i^-^  '^^':n^^  \'-^' 

>   leudyabfoliitJAMMff^Tl^^ 

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leune  en  fa  aoiflancé  a  vn  loup  en  la  panfe  :  Pr<r 
\  A.jmab^ffmmihâib  â  Wolfe  m  bis  gùts  j  vii,  e^/J  ] 

V  rauenêufly^ greedify^r vetie much. \   •  in      1 

Aaiourfe  nourrit  de  kùne  chair:  Prov.  Tong^f^ 

fâ ê peat nourifhfient to lou^.  , .  %%         4. 

leUnqnent.  rmgly ^youthfully ^youth-lii^e.    4  ^ 
Icuner.  fofaffitoabflàinejp'omfood.  4    -  .• 

Aflèx  ieunetjui  povremeni  vit  :  ProvJff  that  Hua 

pometyfkjisfuffîciently.^       ,  /  ^ 
Icuncssc  :  f.routb^yong  age\  âlfiyy^uthes^yongpmlf. 
.alfOjayoutbfidlpranl^e^âtriclie^  youth.  \ 

Appeliez  vous  cela  ieu  cj«  icundVc  ?  par  Dieu  icu 

n- eft  ce.  (4^  equiuocation)  ïf  that  be  ploy  l^ntiifmt 

whats  called  pâme  i^V<zh. 

Icuncflfc  oifeufc  vidllcfl'e  difictteufe  :  ProvM»  ïdk 

youttianeedieage.      ., 

Fy  de  ieuncflç>&  de  beauté  jdefgarnic  d  humilité; 

Prov.  lMi|[f  Fy. 

SiicuheiTcfcavoit ,  &  yîeilleflc  pouvoit,  iantais 

povrecén'auroic:  Prov.  lfyoutbl(ntrpifçhatud6(^ 

and  age  could  doe  rpbatit  Innerves  y  no  man  w^uldcuh 
.  he  poor  e.  '  '■>■■-     *,|#'.^/    •   ■•  .^•.      .-^i     .v.-    ■ 

leunct:  m.cttc:f.  SomvÊhat  youngy  irveYieyouvn 
fiettie  and  tender.^  .1        *  ^ 

Petite  brebienc  toufiours  femble  icunet  te:  Prov^ 
Tbe  little  JSMje  feemei  alwayei  young.    - 

leuncur  :  m.  .A  Mer.  ^   , 

Icuneux  :  onucute:  f.Muchfhfling^b^èmtom^mtâtjvYr 
bearing 

IcuftéTbeJarr in  Scarlet  Olie^  Holme  Ol^e ^French  Olit. 

lii m.AnTerÊ/a Tew  tiee.       *  . 

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ignorantiy)tearme  tW  Italian  Taflb  h^ihzi\o;whuh  hi 

no  Ipnd  ofTew(tbougb  Taflb  be  the  Ter»  tree)  but  m 

hearbe  ojMuUeyn^il'taper^Linpifiort. 

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<    ccwardlie^without^iritymettallyvertue^offirce. 

Igné  :  m.éc  :  f.  Burnings  finie  \  alfo^  firedybmntd, 
Ignife  :  f.A  burning^  firing  :  l[Norm. 
Igxiiaon:f.  A  burning^  firingj  orfirmeffe^  the  be'in^ 

red-hot^  goldk  be^e  it  melt. 
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difcredit^eproach.  ^      ^ 

^otmnieuscrtv^nt  igmm'mièujlyyitf^^ 

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honour  abU  y  fkam^iU^ijpaceJkUyfepmb^^^ 

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llliquiclc  :  coin 
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lliicitcrnenc.  lUiàtoufly ,  vntawfiilij. 
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Illuininatcur  -^m.  ^^i  iUummator^inligbtHerylIulîra- 

.tor.  J[ 

îllcininatioîi  f  1;  AniUumiMtiùn^^ghtning^  illufira- 

tm  \  art  dpcningpftbe  eyes»      .- 
iilmniné  :  m.  ce  :  f.  iliumined^ïUji^râtedy  inligbtened^^ 

bn2^htcned\  cleared ybeauûfied.  '     '  .       ^  "  / 

IHiKiiincr.  ToiUummate^bfiibtenyinUghttny  ffue  light  ^ 
•  :  zntô',  tobeautifie^clecreyiHuJhate.  ^i^  ■    • 

iWuPiQil  :  f  //^  /^/^j/(?/7  i  fkntafie^  fhlfi  vifion-y  a  mc\{e^ 

l'îCyOr '^ullerie  ;  tf«  impoftwey  or  triche  ofjvrgeriey  put 
,  '.^Qn  dull yOrdao^' Ltd  eyes.  '^. 

lOiJlblrc  :  coin*  lUufuite^iUudingy  aifo^vaïneyidle^to  no 

'uyti;fiâtali..:'  '  .    y     -'   ■  ■       '     '*  •    "  ' 

VHlmcut  :  ii\  An  iUufirator^^  a  brightricr^  cleerer-y 

'iîiuiiration  :  f.  An  illufiràtion\  explanation^  euldencé^y 
^^m^htmngyor  beautifying.   .  ^    \ 

lUullre .  com.  it/uftnoié^yexcellentyJzimoHSjrenowmedy 
'  kononrabUymoji  iportbici  alfoyclcerejbrigjjtyhghtfome^ 

îilurrré;  m.ée:  f.  lUuftratedi  explained /m^^ecHuient y 

cUeredybrio^htenedjalfOydignifiedfiêmured.' 
l'Itillrcr.  Toillupratc,,  explaineycleerejbri^hten/naiiee'' 

nidcnt  5  alfo^tadignïfie,mal(efhmou6ybrmg  honor  vnfo. 
Illûvion.  as  Alluvioa  i  Alfo^fikbinejfe^  najimfe^  vn^ 

cleanncjje.r  *     ^  ^  ^  .    •  ■  .^ij-^/-.    ' 

I^z.  :  m.  The  Ter»  tree;  ^Norm.  ;  r  ^  -' 

Imaj^e  :  iAnimagey  figm  encounter jUtjrefemblanctjte* 

P^fmation  ofi  alfoji  leweU<0Y  Brooch  to  wearc  in 

j/na^,c:m.cc:f./jw  Imager  :mcrt:£  . 

;m£  to^m^gii  I  adàrne4i 
mages 


lmagcttc:£,^/i/rrrj,Ji|e.  .:v.    à       rr-      \ 

Tm    :"^^-  ^"^^f^gf'fu^ifi earner pflmaiiu 
•i^nagmaite  :-  coin.  Imaglnam^fiinedpmefym'coitcett, 


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Im^inc  :  in.cc  :  f.  lrnagmed,tbonght,conceitedyfurrni- 

fed^  /,..         .  ^  .■  ^  .  - ..-.v    • 

Imaginjr.  To  im4gine,thinkeJeuifeyConcelueyfi^^^^ 
Imbccillcccom.  make,  fiéle   Jlrengtblenel  faint, 
forceltfie.  :        .  ,    /       \  -^  /  •*  ^ 

hi^bcdkmcnuvealify^fèeblyy^^^^^^^^ 

Imberbe  :  com.  BeardlejJe^tPithout  a  beard.  '^  ^ 
I^nbibc1  m.éc;f.  Imbued  y  moifiened  ^  beder^ed*  foa- 

ked^or  drunl^ein.     ,  '  ||     \        4^^     ^^ 

Iinbleflable  :  com.  ynhur table yvnr^oundable.  "^- 
Iinbriago  :  m.  A  (moft^cnomous)l(indoftbe  Sea-hare*^ 

alCoytùtbeardlejJe  Sea-baibcUyOY  SoreCMuUet.      ;  ' 
Imbrocation.^  Embrocation.    .    \   , 

Inibu:  m.uc:  UmbriudJiedydihainedùnduedjaui^^^ 
mjlrutied'JiiUof.  -    ^     -^C:^     .  .•'■ 

Imbuvable  :  com.VndYinkMeyZH^ttobcdYunliC  of. 
Imitable  :  com.lmïtàbuJèUowable^  '  ' 
Imitateur  :  m.  An  imitator  ^  counter  filter  ^fil/orptr  of, 
Imitatif  :  m.iuc  :  f.  Irrutaùuey  imitAÙngydone  by  imita- 
'   iîon.    ■    :. ■*;  ■  '   ■'■./■'•  ,'  .    .' 

ïmitatio\^:f.lmîtatiûriycounterfiïtingyfolloïp}ng. 
Imifatricp  :  i.Animitatnx.  ^ 

hnïté:  m.éç:iln?itatcdyÇpunt€yfiitcdyfitlovped.  V 

Imiter.  Tomitate^cûunterfiUsfiUowth'ex\flmpïc  rf. 

Immaculé  :  m.éé  ;  f.  ImmacidaiÇy^n^otted  ymthoui 
blemijhycleancypure  yTieat. 

Immanji^cablc  :  com.  I^neatableyvrffit  to  be  fed  on, 
Immanitc:  iJmmamtie'^inhtmamieyCrueltieyfd^^ 

outragioufnefjh.y  hugenc(fcyexcejjmegreatnejje.  „        ^ 
Immarceflible  :  com.  incorruptible^  vnuadcablcyWr 

wither  abltf. 
Immariable  :  com.  P^nmarriabh  ^pafl  marriage. 
Immatériel  :  ni.cllc;  £  Inmatenall -^  mtbout  matter , 

jliiffe^orfubflance\impahablr^vntouchab!e.,  v 

ImmatricuJe  :  m.ce  -.f^^atriculatctli  inroUedy  regif 
4  tredyor  entred'pito.  ■  ,^ 

Immztïkulçv.  To  metric ulatci  to  inroUyregiJleryenter 
into.  •■''■  ■  /  ^  ■  ■  •''  •         ■■■■.•    ■■  ^■ 

Immédiat  :  m.ate  :  f.  Immediate^  next  vnto^  prefcmly] 
fuccted^gyfuonefvllowing.        : 

}xmfïzàizitir\tï\lJmmedMteIy'ymt 

or  mefhe'yalCoyprefentlyymtboutpauftrig^asfaft  as  may 
beybyaridby.  ^      ^ 

Immedicable  ?  çomAmmedkableyvncurâbUinotto 
pebeaiedyinr  helped.    .  .  -    ' 

Immemorial:  m.ale  vî.ivithoutthe  cémpàjfcyrtdcb] 
.    orCcopeofmémorie,    ^  ^     ^  ». 

PoflTcfsion  iramemorjalc.  Pejfefsim  held  by  pre^ 
'    fcriptionyorttmeoutofmindiy'  '; 

Immcnfe:  com.  Immenfè^infnitey  huge^^êxce/Huey  vn- 

metJufabUyproportioThexceeding^pafiinggreat. 
Immenfité  :  f:"  Immenfuie  j  vnmfafurabUniJfey  huge- 
,    niffeppntteneJfeJ>oundlefit  largenepypafsing  great- 

nêjifi^-:r ,  •;•,  v^'^^r-^-  .  '    ^'^■-■-  ^^         .- . 

Jmmcublc  :  m.  \yin  immouabUyor  thing  vrimuablCyai 
Uftd^renty&c.        -^  •  .''":' f  ■'     * 

lirmituhlc  :  com.  Immouabte^vn^ortable*  ^ 
Immifcc ;  m* IntermedUdmtbydealtfit&ein.         ;  i : 
^ImrniCcct/roJnterweddUwithjodialeJarfjitt.  '^ 
Immifcritordc  liyïimercifidnefeyTwantifmercieyîn^ 
bumanitieycrueltte..   .  ^  ^  \  -.<    v 

IiniTwicrkordicufcincnt.^^^  ^ 

Immi(cricordi€Ux:m.cuic  :  f.  f^nmtrtt^. 
Immixtc:  com.simpleytmmixt,7ritbùutmtxtMre.       ^ 
ItMnobijiairc  :  com.  f^nmouab le, twimpttsèle.  ^  r . 
lomobilc icons,  immuable ^  firtne^fttUi ^  a(fmed, 

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mabUnefle.  .  ^        1    V  .  V  ^         Impcnlcs: f: C^^fc^rge i,rx;e;ïrfi^       .  •  ^ 


Immodcrc:  n\^^.immi€ruié\  ixceftat'ftntmft" 

^rateyOHiUjhmg,difordmâte^utrdgiiUs.     •  r^"  ^ 
Immodérément,  immoderately^  exceffiaefy^tempe^ 
rateljJifwdertd^/lïfmdmâtefy^^  ^ 

Immodeste:  c#in.  ImmedejiyrpantanyViicbefi^Ufch 

uious  ;  maUfertyfaNeie,  vnmMerlit. 
Immodcttement.  immodefily,  wantenlyyjhamtlefly^y 

malapert fy^fitécify.  t  \  •  ' -    ^. 

Immodcftie  :  f.  immodefiie^  wantômtejfey  maUperU 

nelje,       ..  :,.••;.•  •.•....■.■#•=  .  .  '  "     f .,, 

Immolatenr lASàdrifice-ofetcr.       :  "ir  /       k ' 
Immolation  :f^  AnimmoUtim^facnficeyofering.    -i^ 
ImmoJé  :  ni.ée  :  £  Immolatedyfacrificèdyoffered. 
Immoler.  Te  offer ^tofacrifice^o  offer  facfifice. 
Immonde:  cov[\VncleaneJme4:red^befayeà^oTlutedy 

Jvule^filtbiejnaftiejflHttiJh.^^^^:^^^^^^^^  .  -       « 

Qui  veut  la  confcicncc  monde,  il  doit  fuir  le  mon- 
^  de  immonde  :  Prov.  Lool(e  Monde. 
Jmmondicc  :  fSUtb^vncleamteffe/taJimefeypoUfaiony 

fluttijhneffe^ordure.  W  *       -^^ 

Immondicitc  :  t  Vnclcanenefftyfiltbineffe.  ^  '^. 
liTjmortalifation  :  f.  v4^  immmtalij^tion^an  imfiorià^ 

liyng.     ''':^-  ••     ^- .--  :  ---^     ■^:    ';.. 

liTimond\i(c:m.éé:f.lmmortaU7^d,etem':^d.    * 
Ipmort  ailler.  Ti>  immort  ali^^  éternise  ^  mal^e  immor^ 

Immoit  alite:  f.l/«w^/4i/i/if3f/er»iriv«^^^^^^ 
.  fame aj'during^aperpetuaUmemorie^Ufè^renovmey 

name»  ■.,^' ■\.'Wl^■  -  ;*■ 

Immortel  ;  m.elle  :  f.  immortally  eternally  enerlafting^ 
^  euer-^lmingjneuer  endingyay-during.  ^  ... 

Immortellemcnt.  immortally  ^e  ter  n^Uy^  ^^^il^^ify> 

perpetuatty^fir  euer  and  eueu  ;    r^ 

Immuable:  com.vncbangtable^  fleadfaÇ^yfirme^fet^ 

lèdyconftant^refolute^  ^        «  ^ 

Immuablemerit.z;;i^fetf>i^^4 1^,  fieadfaJUj^conflantfyi 
refolutely.     Z  .  *  ^ 

Immune: com.  Exempt ^  free ^prmledged^  diftbarged 
from.  ■^"^'•'-  '         ■     ■  •■'-     .  •^■'- .-  ■  ■^"^-  ■*'•■    '  ""^ 

Imtnunlte  :  f.  Immunitie^freedome^exemptionJObertie^ 
priuiledgeyfrancbifè. 

Imf|iutabIc/4^  Immuable. 

Imparl  :  m.a6le:  {.Hardfaflened',Loo](eEm^tàL 
Impa^cr;.«Empafter.  -  :    - 

Impalpable  :  com.  impalpable^  vnfieUble.  ^      ,    . 
Ixtv^.Odde^neuen^nequaU^uiU^  * 

Impartir^  To  impart ^or  commmcau  mtb^y  to  maliefât^ 
.talker  oft       '  •      .  -  -  - 

Impaflibilite  :  (.jl^mpafftbilkieyVnfenciblenef[e^ 

V     onateneffe  j  alfbjmpatienee.  v        rr  <n 

ImpaiIible:xom«  ImpaffîbUyfenceleffe^vnpâffiemâtey 
vnpertmbed\alfhjmpati(m^v^bicbc(mnotf)^ 

^     mU  not  bear  emtb.      "       x    -         y  '     • 

IinpatiénnncntJmj)/i^fM(|f^(^o^4r^ 
vioUntlyyVihèmently .  ■•:.y..^:....\p,^.f.....^.^ 

Impatience ^£  Imfatknce^ioemuch  paffkmttiiefjfei 
videncejfkni.  ..  ■^-^-*^..53r^  «^    «  ^    -i^^-i.  • 

Impatient,  mpâtient^uet  pafsimaie  ;  i  w  hûtyvioimt^ 
vebementy  that  carmot  beare^bat  will  not  inditroéi 

Impatronilâtion  :  U  Aê  mfnrêmT^fm^  é'gifoluu 

Maiflerk^eifMi0ii^p^^^imof. 

IrnpatronUé  :  m.ee  :  £lii«»^ 
slmpatroniia^ée.r#««iJMr/rafMer,£^^  abfabttef^- 

iefimofJgffkT9hMtmjtéd(€MÊbUefïim€.   ^  e«f^^'^ 

Inpendent.  impendenty  banging  ouet^  e/fvmêiiOtrt 

'  êfproachini^en  ât  band^aîdiyi:i^iOif  :  :  ioil 


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Impératif:  A  JTb' imper  atïue  moodin  Grammar. 
Impératif  m.iqê  :  i.Jmperaiiue^mpericuâ^comandko 
Imperatoire  :  (Maijiertport.falfk  PeUitcne  ofSpairll, 

Imperceptible  :  com.  imperceptible yvnpercfïuahlc. 
Imperceptiblement.  ^»><rmirtf%         t    /* 
Imperer.  Torule^  fw'ayycommandy  Ç^'tgneuriy.dcm. 
neere^baue  abfolute  autbori^ie oueri    ^   *     .       ^ 

Imperfaiift  :  m.é^e  :  f.^mperfèêlyvncompteatjme^z):. 

finifhedyinfiéfficient.  '    -  .      / 

Imperfe'éUon  :{.fmperfèéiiûni  lamenefsey  tnfitfftiin^ 

€ieyweal(enefse.     :  ■  ^ . 

Imperfqratîon  :  {.A  clojmgyorfhutting'tpfèrïpantof 
b or ingyior piercing.  *  ^  ^  '^ 

Imperial  :  m.ale  :  f.  frnperiall  y  Emperor-like^ 
Couronne  imperiaIe.T/;7m/^f  ri^//  ûUie^rCmm 

.     lmperiall'yagreatybeatitifiU(butJiinliirig)flcmr: 

Impériale  :  f.  Tbename  of  an  hear  be  (miftal(e7i  h)  [cm 

moderne  Herbarifisfir  Smyrniumy  or  Candie  Aiaari: 

der%\tbai bath  many  excellentvertues  \alfo\fll^vdof 

bitfvr  a  bor/è-^alafoy  fields  bed.    -  » 

.  Impériale  de  Flanders.  A  certaine  coine  mnha^ 

$  boutS$.ûçïl  ^^ 

Impcricon.S.j^fc»5»^/.  «  .  w 

Impaieufemétit.  Imperiouffyy  Lordiyy  proudlyjyftîly^ 

Soueraigne-lilie.     ^     •   - 
Impérieux  :  m.eu{c  :  f.  ImperiomyLordliCy  [iaîeliejof 

ticycommanding^poud.  >-        ^      ^  \ 

Impcriofité  :  f.  StatelinefsCyLordlinefse  ;  aujicritie.fc' 
m  Héritier jfmperioufhefse.      . 
Iniperissablc:com.^^;ipw/3E>tf^/^,  which  cannot  mf- 

came,        .  ,*,,'  ^^i-'.-n^ 

Imperimble.  The  fame. 

Imperit.  Vml(Ufulljvnleamed\  nonexpert  y  vnexperm- 

cedy  rudeyfmplej^norantyeafily  decerned.  ♦ 
Imperitcment.  Vnslfitfilfyy  vnleamedly  j  vnexpertly. 

igrtorantly^nomce-lilie.  v     -        *  * 

Imperfbnnel:  m.elle:  f.  Jrftp^  finally  that  hath  m 

perfons.       .     •  >    %       m\ 
Impcrfonnèllement  Jm^pmaUyjmthotaftrfons. 
Impcrfpirablc  :  com.  îiot  to  be  breathed into^pot  to  be 

pierced  with  aire.         .       r  ^.   ^ 
Impbtincmment.  impertinently  vnproperfyy  vn fitly , 

to  little  or  nopurpofe.  ^  ^ 

Impertinence  li^lmpertineneufinptnefsey  vnf  roper- 
u    nefse  j  a  thing  tbats  to  no  purpofi.  v  i  r  #  -r 
ImtertinâiL  Impertmentyvnfit^  vnproper-y  cleancfom 

tbe  wtatter.-  \  ■"•■»■■  "•;''!!^^^  ^jN-i'*.  .■  .  ■  ^       ^      ■ 
ImpetiginC':  f.  A  rm^mmjtetterjiif'â  iubitigfcab. 
Iinpetrable  :  cotDJmpetrable,obiam^fe  vpon  reqiuli. 
Impctrans  dc  ktters  Royaubu  Fttmtmyor  fucb  as 

baue  iêt  the  Kings  Utters  Pattntt,      ;  ,  • 

Impetration  :  i  ^n  êbuùning  lyfuit^ociirttig  by  /»- 

treatie.comp*fsiiigbyrequefi',  ,  t    „ 

Ixopctxé  tnCit  :  £  Obtained  k,  fifit^^^frfd  h  '»- 

Itre/mèMmpéijfsed by requeft.       .  ^:       i.nsh 
Impeetr.  roget  by  frayer /btame  byfutty  cmpajse  vj 

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Impiemen 

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Impieté  :  f. 

gracelefne^ 
ïigiûuspra' 

Impiteux  :  r 

fauage^crii 

Iinpitoyab 
implacable 

Ue.  '■ 
Implantati 

[citmgyorfi 

Inplanccr. 

I  Implicatioi 

uoliitionjti 
Implicite -d 
èbfcurein 

Impliqué: 

Impliquer. 
'  incomber^ 

Imploratei 

humble  an 

Imploratic 

//;?  ;  an  ec 

Implore  :  r 
humbly  yea 

Implorer. 

torequefl. 

Imployab 

jli/tdte. 

Impoli  :tn 

Impollii  : 

wuh:uth 

Importabl 

heborne\ 

Importam 
Importanc 
Importam 

fcquence. 

Importer^. 

thaïs  of  I 

Importuei 

Importun 

wipt\  tn 

Importun 

troubleCo 
purpofe. 

Importur 

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Impofe  :  I 

taxed^cb 

Impofer. 

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JÀ^^mthoHtrelpiUofGod,orofman.       ■■^.         • 
Impiété :f.  l^Pj^^'^^y  vnffidhnejfe.vnriihteéufnffje, 

Ui0usprahl{e.  ,  «  / 

Impitcux  :  m  cuic:  iPitiUlJej^ncêmpajftonateJbloHdle; 

fauAge,cfucU;voidofbumanitU 
Iiîipitoyable:  com.^ilmpitcux.         ..    /      - 
implacable  :conà,  Imfkcabti^vnpleMfabUyVnéifpeâfa^ 

île.  '■  r;  v;  :■./••:■  •.-^M/'  •   •>..,■'•■;  v'^:  -...  ••  ■  /••  ;•• 

Implantativxn:  f.  Anjmptiutatm^  or  imptanthn  a 
fciiingyor fixinginti.  i      \     ,  /  /  # 

I  nplanccr.  T(>  impUnLto fix^of fit  into^   ii.  -  ^  ^  > 

implication  :£  Anmiilkaiion^mfildingjbUdngting^ 
uolutionjincombranci.  7 

Implicite  :f.  AniMiplicY^JMtangUmmtyincêmbfànce^ 

Impliqué  :  m.  ce:  f.  Inl^lded^nuolued^emrappedi  in- 
un^ledyincomberedypefiered.  /^       , 

Iinpliquer.  To  'mfbldyinuolue^rimap  -^tm^ 
;  incomber jbringhto  the  bfiers: 

ïmploratcur  :m.An  mpbnrjbefiechtr^crauerjfe^er^ 
bumble  arid  earntftintreater.        ^ 

Imploration  :f.  An  'mplonng^erauingjbiggjingjbefiech^ 
1/12,  ]  an  earnedyhumbleyOT  lamentable  intreating. 

Imploré: m.  ce:  {Ampbredybefougbtybegged^crauedi 
humblyyearneftfyyor  lamentably  intreatéfL        \        / 

Implorer.  Tâimploreybefeechycraueybegof^  lamentably 
to  requeLto  intreat  mih  tear  es,        un  \  ^ 

Implôyable  :  comJnficxiblefjnbormableymdtirattyOb^ 

Impol  i  :  tn.  ie  :  f.  f^npoUiJhedyYudt^ut  oftrimme. 
Impollu :  m.iië  :  f.  FnpoUutedyVntainted^  vndefilcd^ 
mih2utblcmïfhyOr  jiaine.       ^^  ^  »  \ 

Importable:  corn.  IntoUefabky  vnfuppoftable^  not  to 

Itnportamment.  importantly  yVHightilyyfhcfbly. 
Importance:  fJ«p(>r/tf;xcf,^re,iirfi£/;//w«wff,t;4iW^. 
Important.  In/poYtantyïpeightieyfvrçible^f great  con- 

Importer,  cela  importe  moule,  that  imports  tnucb, 

thats  of  great  con/iiquence.  /    / 

Importucux:m.eufe  :  ùvithoutportyhauenyor  harbor . 

Importun  : m.une  :f,  importunate^  vrgent\  tarneft 
rvkb]  troubUfimeyVnmanniie^vfilireafmabUé^ 

Importuhéinent ,  importunate  lyyk/rgentfyy  eat^filj  ; 
trouble  fomèlyyvnmanerlyjloomuch^  alfhyvn fitly jto  no 
purpofe.    ■    •    -  •        ■  •■  *  ^'-   /       r  ■  ;..    1     A    .;•. 

Inîportunitc  :  £  impomnitie^  vrgenciey  eamefiMeJ/iy 

rnueh  péingyofïenintreatie^great  folkitatiên.  :      \ 
Impofé  :  m.ce  :  f.  Impofedyput  tOylaid  on  i  inioynedi  alfo^ 

^axedycbafgedmthyexdMdfiomyéflfiyaccufidof: 
Inipofcr.  Torimpûfe\  to  put  vnto^f  ûty  vpon  \  to  'mwyne\ 
^  ^^taXyChargemthyexa(lfi'om.\        1  ,f     | 

Inipofèr  i  aucun  quelque  cas.  To  accufi  of  à  crimei 
^  ^*^allyOr  lay  an  imputation  mté^       .  ,  ^    | 
inçofition  :  f.  AnimpoSlyOrimpofitioniaUx^exaSê- 

^charge  laid  on }  alfiy  an  âceuftiion^  or  mptteatien  ; 

^  ^p^png^w lâjktM\  (wbenuy  Impoiitionde 

mains.)  -      *         *  ^ 

Impohtion  dcfrancs  Sc&uin  impofitiên^  fine  inh 
pofed  by  i^ayoflkeneOy  tofnabk  a  Roturier»^  Teo^ 
^  ^^^.fohoUatmbafid^chTheratoofnbâthbeen 
^^^fmeyyvtifixytres  Vêbu^ftbt  land  were  beUinh 
^diaielyoftbo  Kjngiand  tifrto  yearos  vainOy  if  it 
^^heldbyamefhetennrti  but  now  it  kvnciHami^ 
^^fitdoptme  bytbo  Oficirs  ofth'Exchoquifé 
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fitMnispaid,(ubfidiei»^»Ted.)  -    • 

Imposition  de  nouveaux  acqucfts,  The  fine  which 
Cburcbmenpep  te  the  i^n^  fir  purebafes  of  land  in 
MortmatfteiLoolf^eAcquc^, 

lmpo(f\hï\ité:f.Ai$impofftbiHtie,  '    . 

Impof^bïUtct'Têméli*  impoftble,       '' 

'  Imponihlc:  corn.  lmpâ0U,wbich cannot  be  do/te, 
Iinpoft  :  m.  jin  tmpofi^cMJlome^mpofition. 

Impofi  de  francs  hcfs.  Z4«i(:«  Imponcion.        ij 
Inipoil  dupiéd  fourdiu .  The  toll  thaïs  leuied  vpon 

^  tacb  head ofcatteUfildiuMi^fkets^ndt aires.      :V 

Iinpoft  de  fa  perfonnc  ym»eldie,vnfit  totrauell^vn-' 

.    abUtotakepaines.  '.\-      .- 

Impoftc  :  m.  Thejpringer  iff  an  arched  gate^  the  moul- 
ding that  bearestb'arcb. 

Impoftcur: m.Animpojler,cou/hierideceiiterybegtiiler;  -. 
awgler^amountebanke^  a  cheating  £>u,ackefatMef. 

Inipofture  :  f.  Impojiure,  guile,  decèit^ljhoôdy  cou- 
:i  fening,iuglittgi  ^tricl(eofUgierdemain;alfojflaun^ 
dèrin^or  afiaunder.  '    -         . 

linpotcncc  :  f.  lmtfûtencieidifabiHtie,infrmitie,-»cal^ 

;  nepydebilitieyfieb/enefe,  [  *      ,  ;^      ■• 

/  Inipocenc.  impotent  jvnablejporver-yvanting ,  infirme, 
tameyfiebUyWeal(e,        :' 

Impourveu.  5f  «i|[e  Improtivéu. 
Imprecation  :  f.  An  imprecaiion^curfe, banning. 
Impreciable:com.  VnprifabUyVnualuable.       - 
Impregnation  :  (.A  bagging,  or  getting  withy  oung  •,  a 
pUin<>,a  conceiuing,       .j- 

Impremedité;  m.éc  :  f.Vnpfemeditâted,fitddain,vn- 
tboftghtûfbefire,  i 

Jmprcnzbk '-com.  Impregnable  ,vnexpo^able,wbieh 
willnothefirced,  I 

Imprefcriptibic  :  com.  without  the  compaffe  of  pre- 
fer iption  }  which  by  no  length  of  time  ca»  be  aliened^  or 

Lnpreftance  :  f.  Prefix  imprejl  menej^eceiiud,andto 
\   be  imployedfir  éùiother,      i  ^ 

Imprévoyance  :  f.  tmprouidence,  • 

Imprimé:  ni.vn  urhAMmted  worl(e(a  word  vfed  when 

onewiUntttiêuchfàfiitthenamècfa  boo^e.) 
Imprimé:  nuée  .*  f.  Printed,  iaiprinted  iftampedjfea- 

led,      \         ,.,  .,  .         ...     ji    .        -    .. 
Impriinet.  i"» print,  impring,  makf,  an  impeffm  -,  to 

ftampe,fialeyfèt,orthrufl,bardin. 
Imprimerie  :  f.  Aprintjmprejmt-,  fkale^flampe-,  alfo,a 

printing'y  alft,a  Printing  hâufèJj  ^ 

Iniiprimeur  :  m,\4  Printer,     |      .  \^ 

Improbable  :  com.  ImprobabU^prouahUi 
linptopcrc  :  m.  A»exprobratiaf,vpbraiding,&t  twit- 
^  tingin  the  teeth;  a  reproach^  or  imputatifH',  afo,  a 

mckname,ord^acefidl  title,  j         '       '    . 
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natmaUjmconMnttnt,     ,      )  i. 

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inconMnientfy.  i  *. 

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I  Inconvenance:  £•  if  iwâ^KdJiwii^^ 

\vnfit?jrjJe,vnfeemtU^^  • 

Inc^onvenicnt :  nù  w<»  mcêufnieni^e^arvnfit  tbinn 

a!fo^  ?mffrrîune,mlfcbi$fèjmjhap.  , 

Inconvenient.  ^  Iriconvcnablc. 
Iiicornififiibulçr.r#^/i>rf^  dmctvf9n\  tobeattbe 

.  brdiaes  ahôut. 

incoT^tznt.Incorparafmg'yiaj^ngm 
Incorporé  :  m.cc: T,  Incorpëratedjm^diedmtb  ;  rf- 

ducedvHto^ariafncdinyOnibùêUe. 
Incorpoidc  m.  elle  :  fv  VncorforaUybùdileJfe^whbout 

tbodii.    _        ^ 
'  Itlcorporer.  Tojnanppratt^y  tomate  one^  of  me  b(h 

die  i  to  ioyne  wholly  together.       /^ 
Incdrreft:  m.  Gtt  ••  £  InconeSl^jtmltie^rrupt. 
Incorreôemcnt  ^correSlfyjfiiuUilyjCorruptly; 
Incôrrcé^ion :  £  AfiuU,  error ytbmg  mt  correâed. 
Incorrigible  :  conu  Incorrigible ,  vnrefirmabUy  vnâr 

minaabic. 
IncolTompable  :  rom.  Vntevruptabk  j  nu  to  be  cor- 

yuptcdJèdMcedyÊrwêon^bygîfis&c. 
Incorruptible;  conu  IncorrHptibUyeuertaftmg^eter- 

Incôulpabic:  comAnculpable^vmepnueablt^perfi^y 
fkultleffejblameleffey'      /  i 

IncrafTer,  To  incrafate^tlàchptj^r  malfi  Auke*         * 
Incredible  :  conu  I«rrWtiMi)t^^eIeaî^ 
IncrediblcmenL  Incrodibty^pafi  belie  fi. 
IncrediJe :  com^  Jncredubus ivnbeltemg^or  bord  of 
beliefè.    ;  ;  t 

Inaedulitc  :  f.  JncreduUtky  vnbelittmg^  Uclfe  ofbe- 
InCTepation:£  An  mcrepatioMy  cUdmgyteprooJiyre' 

bui^e. 

Increpe:  m«  ée  :  t  Clndâen^taunted^chtltedy  reproueiy 

blamed\atcufed.    ^ 
Increpèr.  To  tatou jrehilfe,  cbide^  bUme  j  reprme  3  ac- 

Incroyable:  torn.  JncreiMe.  , 
locroyablemcnt.  fi^ndibty.  * 

Incrofiaâon:  £  Afarptt'murmÊgh^ajiingi  gcnfi- 

nefTejrtfggednafejtbkkefUj^edneJp.         ^ 

lQcraAe:Buec:£  Grama  taafiab^or  crMflmefei 
pargeftedyfm^hcaft. 

Incnifter.  Ta/h  afcah^ofon^  «i;  t»Mf  rw^c^ 
and  tbkkf^d€ti^i{émd  borne)  tê  forget^  rmgh^ 


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Jsyaipé  :  axée  :  £  BlmrtUr  éinfiéfiryekirg^witb, 

fiititie tfy Ê^.,  klâmeiejLimHent , f&feO,  vrnt- 


"*    er  beaten  mit  tifû^ftenrepeâtedjvrgtdfiftfn. 
Inculquer.  T»  mcnU*te  y  to  ttrkft,  frtfe,  er  hiat 

firctbty  int9'i  àlfi^to  feu$ty  n  vrge me  tbhf  verte 

«peu,  •  4  ^ 

incurable;  com^Jncurgble^vnbeâleaUe^nA  dt6>nctt 

efiate,  ~  ^ 

Incurie:  f.  Caretefmfe,  fetêbleftiefetnegrtgnce,  im. 
pTouidence,      •  .  ; 

Incuriculcment.  f^icttrimjfy^fiaineljià/teréihcmtlit 
■  maimer»   ■  ^      x    . 

Incuriofîtc.'f.  'TUin(nefe^imtftaâftonJ}liintn(fit 
IncUFTir.  T«  wfwrr*  ;  iMi^' Encourir.  -    * 

Incurfîon  :  f.  An  iHcmfitm^  kniode^fvrrttj^nutftm, 
XnàzsMtxxX'.ïSi.  AdiùipitfiaYtbex»    .. 

Indague  :  com.  Dùbmeft,  v»m>r^ie ,  fltbUj  bafe 
vile.    • 

Ind^igos.  AGentleman^^ih, 

IndamniCé:  m.cc:f.  IndewmifiedyfaïudbemtUfie, 

Indamnifcr.  To  mdemmJie,aichar^e,0r  faite  borne. 

ieje. 
Inaannifèr.4/ lA<iainhîfer, 

Ind^a  :  tn.  A  Turlpe  Cecl[e. 
Inde  ;  m,  Indico  ;  light  HUte^lmilfjttjA^è. 
Inde:  f. ^dioj  the Indiesé  '  \ 

^D^lndc.  A  Ttnlfie  Henné.      • 

Coqd'lnAc.ATufl^C^lee. 

Fourmi  d'Inde.  The^dian  Ant  \  a  beafl  tbats  as 
bigasaWotfè.        ^y"  * 

Tutûlc  d  Inde.  Look^  Fucillc.  ^ 

Indécemment,  yndecentty^vnhandfomtfy^mctmtïify^ 
vnfiifyy  incanuenientfy.  :   : 

Indecent.  yndecent/unfeemeSayvncomclie'yVtifit^ncvH^ 

uenieniyvnmeet./         '  '  -^   -.^v  /  .\ 

Indecentement  «  Indécemment. 
Indécis:  m.ifè:  £  f^ndecidedyvndetermînedynot cUc- 

red^remainingyetinthe  dec}^.' 
Indecifîoiy  £  An  vndeàfian  ;  a  doubt fiJl,  vndeterm- 

ned^rimleeied  P:ate  of  tbmgi. 

Inaeciiipns*  AreyinanAccompt^\èif2xiiz%^\^nt 

(ont  iugées^  &  décidées  definitÎYemcnr. 
Inidecrotablé  :  com.  Aimaies  ditrùe^  euer  dagledi  or^ 

fb  dur  tie  as  it  vpill  neuer  be  made  cleane^y^!^-. 
Indefatigable  :  com.  fitdefafigabley  vm^emâbUyiTi' 

thrabUynot  to  be  teylea  out. 
Ind^cne:  com.  Home-bred*,  borne,  or  graw'mgmibin 

the  fame  Tiff itorie. 
Indélébile:  com.  IndeUble,vnefaceable,vpra\eaHey 

that  cannot  be  put^tbal  mil  neuer  weare,out.      «c 

Indcleble.  as  Indélébile.    .  > 

Indemne:  in.ée:£  «Indemnife, 
Deniers  indemnez.  About  which  no  coft  if  befim^ 
ed,  m  pames  implayed,  which  come  in  cleert  to  tbc 
purfi.  . 

»  Indemne:  com.  Harmelefiejckereàof  aBdoMage,exy 

empt fiwn hurt,ar barme.  «1  .^  j  r 

Indcmniic:  in.ce  :  £  indmmKfd^^miânmipedUA- 
^  MihamelefieiexmptedMrPetdfiamharme. 
Indemnifcr.rf  mdemnnf^mdamnifieitofaueharvh 

^  Me  ;  to  ixmpt^iorfneJrmhame.  ^ 

Indemnité  :  i.lndename%  0tjaueidmg9fdamwf^ff^ 

capijrambnrt.txemptwnéambMne.  *^      r^^,^ 

DÎia^ou  profit  d-fodramité.  Tl^^ 

IsmsUards^lnbirkancepnrcbafUh,^^^^ 
miyCkmbmen:  ynfim/koiskûtbeff^^ 

^,P»rchafe,crj^fi^^ 

mbers,  thrayeara  frtft^,  tn  others,  ^Ij^fjj 
tbefoctpomtk^pmt:A^hofinednifMo^ 


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jreedomeoffh 

Iiidetefinine:j 
Jndcu  :  in-  cut 

vmect,  vntm 
Iiidevidablc  :  c 
liidevot  :  va.  < 

vtuo.  ^      , 
Indevdtidn  :  f. 

cold  rrjpeâ/a 

laiïcition  :  f. 

ted  vnto  the  re, 
a  commending., 

I  ad  ice  :  m.  ^ 
f  laine  argumei 
tlon.  ' 
i  i  Iidicibic:  com 
'J  Indiciblcment 
^  Indies  ••m.  (île; 

!  tmpefed  by  attt 
i  Iiidi6lc:  m.  /f, 
I  c<mmmindi<ip^ 
Iiidi6lion  :  f.  *  < 
'  jbc  ajtncicnt  R 
fi>,iin  impofitioi 

Lidien  :  m.  enr 

Sel  Indien.  5 

Iiidiftcrcmmei 

[o\nlfo^agree6 

.  IiidifFererit.  //i 
betrveene  both 

liuiigeiicc  :  f.  1 
^trii(.,vpant,m 

Indigent.  Indig 

'  l(ing.mtva?it. 

Iiidigefte:  com 
indige'led.yVno 

•Iiidigcftible: 
vnllnot,bedt/ 

Iiidigeftion:  £ 

ntffè. 

IndignaticMi:  j 

iiting. 

Indigne:  n3.é 
ftnitdyinçho 

Indiorvcîcom 

■  vif^^bafe. 

irwi^neiTîcnt. 

^nboHt  merit. 

Indigner.  Ttftf! 
wdigneté:f., 

^^le  vfagf  of, 

indisiucr.  «  In 
Jpailigcnt.  ^« 
ludiquçf.  Toj 

<^j<^e\ilfo,to 
waire.  TopubU 

daimt^ 

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Iiidcterininc:j[n-cc:f.  undetermined ^vndecided. 
Indcu  :  «Î-  «^^  :  £  l^^i^i^  ;•  wrongfully  Vniufi  i  w/f, 

t/;f;»rrr,  vntimelie.ênCeafùnable. 
Iiidevidablc:  com.  ynm^àble^vnreelable. 
Indevot  ;  m.  otc  :  f.   Coldly  denoted^  little  afe^ed^ 

VfUO.  .    "^ 

Iiidevdtîon  :  f.  lufc^r  ofdeuotion^  rpont  of  ajfeéîiùn  ^ 
cold  rrjpeâl/arclcfe  regard  ^of.^ 

Indication  :  f.  The  Mat^c  whereby  a  Surgeon  is  direc- 
ted vnto  the  remédie  that  will  befi  fit  hie  Patient-^alfo^ 
a  commending^or  pm^ng  of  fale  wmres. 

Indice  :  rn*  -A^  J^dcx^  hand\  niark^e^  fi^e^  to\en  \ 
plaine  argument^  great  preftémption^  éludent  figni fie  a-* 

non.  '■  ''■...     -.  •'•■••. 

u  i  Iidicible:  com.  l^n^eal^ableyvnexpreffeable  by  words, 
hdidblcmcnt.  l^njpeai[jblfyvriexpr^^ 
Indies  :  m.  C\q:^  Dcnounçed^commannded/tppointedy 
impdfedbyauthoritie. 
I  Iiidiftc:  m.  An  indiHion^  impofition^  denouncement^ 
commit  and  ^appointment. 
Iiidié^ion  :  (.'  A  tearme  of  V,  lo,  (;r  i f  yearesy  vfed  by 
'■'  the  ajincicnt  Romanes  in  their  numbring  of  y  eat  es  j  aU 

fo  ^animpojition^t  ax  yor  tallage. 
Liiiien  :  m.  cnnc  ;  f.  Jnàian  ;  of  the  fndies. 

Sel  Indien.  Sugar  \  Lool^c  Scl. 
Iiidiftercmment.  Iridifferently^  meanely^  toUerably^  fo 

fo\alfo^agreeablyy'tvithout  any  difference.       ^ 
.  IndifferchL  Jadifferent^equaU^toIlerabU^  in  a  meane^ 

betweene  both  ia/fo^agrecingyor  not  differing. 
liuligeiicc :  f.  Indiçi^enceylaclie^ pénurie ^rue dine ffe y  po- 

usnie^wantynccejfitie. 
Indigent.  Indigenty  need'u^  penurious ^  necejjitousy  lac^ 

Indigcfte:  com.  yndigeftiue-ythat  difgeflethnot-^alfoy 
indigeltedyVnorderlieytU'difpofed.m 

Indigcftible:  com;  V^ndifgeflibU  j  which  cannot^  or 
.    mllhot^bedifge^ed.  ,      ^ 

Iiidigeftion:  f.  Indi/^efiion^  want  of  difgeflioni  rude^ 

ntffe.    ^    \    :.      ^      \ 
Indignation:  £  indignation,  wratb^fitrie, chafing^- 

/^^«•,         , 

Indigne:  m.  ct\î*Wr9th;wràthfiiUyfiming^rnuch  of 

fin^edyin  cboler^  ^ 

Indime:  com,  FkwortbiiiVndeferumgyO/no  merit^ 

'^[ffybafe.       '  *  ;     •^, 

Mi^ociTicnt.  i^nworthily/imdeferuingtyj^afely^vUefyy 
^  ^}mt  merit. 

Indigner.  To  anger^cbafi^drine  into  wrath,  put  into  a 
fi^/te-yalCoytomaliee. 

lndignctc:f.J»i^wf,i/^ric^jS»  affront  ^  vnwar^ 
^^it vfag/e of.   ■.'.:■■■ 

{«djguer.  as  Indiquer. 
ISidiligcnt.  VndUigent,\ 
Indiquer.  To Jhtw,  fignifie]  betoken.dimmfirate.de- 


?y}i^mt:i^ndihgent,negl'^^^ 


f^j^t  ;  alfo,to  àeteRybewrayydifclofi. 

wdirc.  To  publish,  denêMKt^decUre^bidJummm,  fro- 

f,»rrM- 
oùertbwart, 


Indirea:  tn.^ii^iiired,n9tri^,fini^ 
'tj^^^  trauers,  oùirt 

rT^^imy^vnfitmeanis.  ^,.  ,  . 

indiTcpet  J^niifbreotymcmfidirati.vfUté^^^ 


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Indiicrction  :  f.  Jndinretionjmconfideratim^vnadui' 

fedneffeyfmdnefieyrJ^nefieyheadinefie.'^    . 
IndxÇcïtsJ^HeloquentirudeyOrbarjhyindifcour/t: 
Iiidifertcmcnt.  Vntloquently  j  noddy  y  gfofîèty,  harjhly 
{in  Speech  &c.)  « 

IndlspoFTw.  oft  :  f.  ^y  Indifpofe. 

Lldispolé  :  m.  ce:  fc  StcliiUy  crante yVnhealthfiilly  ill- 
'  dispofedyillat  eafe  j  alfo,  difordériie,  iU-couched^  ill- 

^  forted'yill'fiiuoured. 

Indilpofition  ;  f.  Sicl^linefieyCra'^^nefieyVnhealthJull- 
nefiCydtftempei^atureyihdifpofition  ofbodie.  .   * 

L'indifpofition  du  temps,  yyitemperatencf^e^or  vn- 
feafonablemfieyof weather..       * 

Indiflolu:  m/uë:f./^^^//?c^/«^^• 
Indiflblublc:  com.  Indifiolubleyinfeperableyvndifiolue- 
able. 

Irldiflbliibkmcnt.  Indifiolubly,  infeperabfyy  vhdif- 
fotueably.  *à^  -^ 

Indiftindl:  m!cle:  £  lndifiin£l,vndifiingui^edy  vn- 
dmided.confufed^hudled. 

Indiftinâeiherit.  Indi[iin£llyy  confufedlyy  budling,  on 

hfapes. 
Iridirion  :  Ç.Anumbring^or  plowing  oftimtyor  of  y  ear  es-, 

alfOyamarl{eyftgne^tèl{ehyOrnoticeof. 
Individu  :  m.  An  IndividuUm,  or  bodie  infeperdble-y 

dMoat.  \   .         V  -       - 

\nà\v\à\\:Tt\.u^'.î.yndiuideableyinfeperablc. 
Individuité:  f.  Indiuiduitieyinfepcrablemfie.  '^ 
iTndivinablc  :  corn.  V^ndiuinabltymofiobfcmey  not  to  be 

ghcficdat.  '  ,     ^    ' 

Inîaivis.  Par  indivis.  By  f!Moats  (^r  Individuums,  by 
.'  par  ts  or  members  yndiuidable. 
Indivifible  :  com.  ïndiuifibteyvndiuidabley  mfeperable, 

vnpartable. 
Indivifiblémerit.  IndiuifibfyyV^diuidabfyyinfepcrabljy 

vnpartahly.  " 

Indocile  :  com.  lndocibleyVnîeache^able;dullybloc1{LJhy 

dunjkaUy  beauie-beaded  y  grofsc-wittedy  vnapt  to 

learrfeyvnfit  to  be  taught.  ■  • 

Indô^ç  icoix^.y^nUarned^mslfilfiillyignorMt. 
lndo6ianQnt.  y^nlearnedlyyignorantly, 

Indoleailcc^f.  No  appnhenfimof  grie^yno feeUngof 
forrow  \  vnftnciblencfse  of  y  or  want  offence  iny  paine. 

Indomptable  :  com.  f^;»/tf/w^tf^/^. 

inabmptc  :  m.  étf  :  £  Fntamedy  vnbroJ^en-,  vnrulie^ 
wildjjagard^outragious.  » 

Indoad'Indon.  A  Turlçie birdyTurt(ie cbickeyjoung 

Turifie.  4  ^ 

Indubitable  :  com.  Vndôtétabïe^vndoubtedyàfsuredy 
certaine.      -  '    ; 

Indubitablement.  Vndoubtedly^afsuTedlyy  certainly  y 
wUhout  ail  quefiion.   ♦  %      ' 

Indubitammenç.i«#  Indubitablement. 

Induce :£•  A trtéjiy  ôr^efsation  fi'm  warrl(orfrom 
proceedingindfuity  fora  certaine  time  agreed' on  by 
both  parties  I  alfo^Vacatmjnr  tbejiafonwberâna 
Court  ^tsnot.     .         r 

Induâfon  :  £  An  mdudUmyentfitytr  Uddhtjgmtoiatfoy 
anindiuemfntyallierementyorpirfudjknyvntoialfoya 
firme  of  argument  from  partictdar  s  to  vniuerfaUs. 
InduÔion  d'une  ky.  The  application  of  a  Lxm  ;  or^ 
the  comparing  it  withfome  ojber^alfif^  a  coUeOion 
maàeîfyêrcmclufmdrawnefrm^.  *. 

Inducment.  rnduify,  vniufity y  vnmtetly y  vnfitfy^ 
h  fftfifler  cmfesy  mongfrU  proceedrngs,  vnwartbie 

perfiadeeljfiUttred.  *  .  / 


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Induire  Ic  cas  dune  loy  à  vnc  autre.  To  lanor  apply 
Lapp  vnloLaw  \  iu  coafti  re  one  Làvp  r^nb  another. 
Induit. /f^  Inouié^. 

IndulganJnent.  Inffu^QjtntJy/oûmeYnfiiUy.  ;^      ^ 
lndul>;cuce  ;  {.Jmlulgcncfiirn^cr-heartednejje'/^^^ 
*  muc^))mercic,orge4!l€nfifrjioo  miidmtreatiey  orv- 
^  fage',(fH)mucllibcri:e  ^ii/cn-^  hence,  aTdrdonfrom 

the  Vope. 
Indulj^ent.  Imfuf^fnt;  cotker'miJiendcr-hearted.ouer^ 

ItnUe^tfTtruUijlt'^  too  much  Ube/tie-^rauntingy  too 

merctfiiJIjoomild.  '   ^.     *        ^   ^  T 

Indulgcfitieiix:  m.cûfe:  f.  TuUofifiiulf^ence. 
Induli ;  I».  A  Pardon  (^{indulgence  -,  the  Popes  Bnl/.or 

ijce/jcCyfi^rpumf^  or  difpenfi/typithjinncs^  remitting 

orpermittingoffences.     '  '       ^    ' 

Induit. (Adjca.)  rong^ét  adulais  not  yet  of  age. 
Indultaire  :  com.  One  that  bath  An  indulgence  ^or  Par- 

don  ^0m  the  Pope^ 
Indultric  :  f.  Indujlrïe  ;  diligence  y  vigdancie  ;  adiue 

carefuUiteiff  j  indeauouryapinejfevnio,  readiaejfe  in, 

anf  things 
s'  Indiittrier.  To  labour^  indeaiiom^  beflirre  himfeljè'y 

makf  hmjelfr  rcadie  tn^or  apt  fbryan  imploymcnt. 
Iiiduftrieulèmcn^  l»i/i/?ri(?/^^;'  i.  diligently, vigilantly , 

heccifiiUy  •  Liborioujly.  .      . 

lildilftiiêiîx:  m.  eufc:  f.   Indùjîrïons:,  diligent  y  vigi- 
•    iant  i  indciiuourmg\  Ubori^fm ,  paincJuU ,  heedie, 

'  •  rcadie.  '      -'  ^ 

Jr.ç.aj\ï^Xfy?cy€Poiàcvin^ 

IncGiOubblc.  ^j  Incfcroul.iblc. 

IncrFable  :  comMcffablÇy  v??lpe:!keabley  zmut  ter  able  *^ 

rplvch  no  tongue  cantell^nofpeech  detuer^  no  tcarmes 

cxf^reflr.  •  ,''  "  .. 

Ineffaçable  :  com.VnejjaceableyVndefkceableyVphich  ' 

no  time  nor  violence  canweatc  out. 

Ineffaceable,  rhcfjmc. 

Inefficace:  com.  l^nc^  equally  fir  celefe,  vaine  ^  idle, 

IncflFioyable:  com.  liotLobefiightedyfcarred,  appal- 
led. 

Inégalement*  if^j  Inegualcmcnt. 

Ineo  al  :  m.  ale  :  f.Vncquall,vneucn  j  (Iifferent,iU'mat' 
chtngyvnliiie,  ^ 

Incgualcmcnt.  VneciuaUy,vneuenlyyvnlikely,  ondif 
fèr'cni  tear  mes. 

Ine^ualitc.^  Incqualité. 

ix\t\oc^éi\t^l^neloquent  ^without  eloquence. 

Inenanrable  :  com .  mnderfidl,  vn[peal(eable  j  vnex- 
preffable  by  any  tongue^  or  tearmes.  -. 

Ineptc  :  com.  Inept,  vnapt  j  vnfeafonable  -,  find,  idle, 

^  ■  vaine. .  -» 

Iflrt>telTient  ineptly, vnaptly  j  fondly, vdinety,  idlylcbil- 
dtPUf'y%'nre:ifonably. 

Ineptie:  f.  f^naptneffe,  vnfeafonableneffe  ifindnejfe, 
tri  fling,  vainneffe^fipperu,  cbildijhnefe^ 

Ineptitude.  4W  Ineptie.  ? 

Incqualité:  £  lniqualitie,vneiti7mejft *,  dUffOporim, 
âddsjdijfhrptce,vnlikenifi. 

In^fcroulablf  :  com,  f^nJhaieableJmmoaiabU^^ad'ie, 

ynet  to  be  ftirred.  .   l      v  r 

Incfpcré: m.  éc :  f.  Vnhopei^  imexf€aed,vnlaolied 

pr.        *'  .  ^ 

I  Ii!c$)CTcmcnt.  Beyond  all  bope^  m  exfeaatmt:,  on  a 

\      fHddamr.afVnai^ares. 

I  Incipulfable  :  com.  l^ndraynabk  \  7t4ncb  cannot  be 

I     dryèdvp,arladeBdry. 


■ 


Inevitable  :  com;   Incuitable,  vnauoidable  j  rphicb  no 
prouidence  cunput  by.  V 

inévitablement.  Ineuitavfy.^nauoidably. 
Inexcroul;iDle:com.  ^  Incfcrculablc.    (    >. 
Intxcufable  :  com.  l^nexcufable.     -.    ^     a 
Inexculabiement.  Vnexcufubly. 
Inexécuté  :  m.  «  :  £  p^nexecuied,  vhperfirmed,  vn^ 
do'fie.         .  ' 

•  •  ■ 

Inexorable:  cofti.  Inexorable, vnintr eatable ^churlijlj^ 

obdurate. 

Inexplicaye^:  com.  InexplicabUy  'tmfiuJdûble,  inex^ 
iruableyVnexprtjfabteyVndilplayable,vnexpoundabk, 

Inexpugnable  :  com.  l^nixpugnable,imp^ghabie\not 
to  be  foicedynot  to  be  battered.  '  4 

Inexterminablc  :  com.  ynexterminablc^  vnlmflia- 

bU'y  not  to  be  caft  out  \  not  to  be  dejlroyed.  *  - 

Inextipguible  :  com.  vnextinguiblcy vnquenckible. 

Inc5ifricable:  com.  lnextricabU,inexpltcable,iX)bmof 
one  caniiot  be  rid. 

^  Infaiél  ;  m.  de  :  f.  Infilitd-y  impoyfoned^corrupttd. 
Infaiélé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  fu  Infaift. 
Infaïdcr.  To  infid  î  impoifon-,  corrupt. 
Infaire.  ^Infaiftcr. ,  %    ^'  :  -    -  ;. 

Infallibilité:  f.  lnjhUibiUtie,orinJaUiblcne^^^^^ 

tie^affuyancc.  '        ^  ./- 

Infallible:  com.lnJkUiJ^jleyCertaine^afjhed.    ' 
Iilfallibîement.  infhU.b'jyWhhcut fmle.  i 
Infâme:  m^ ée  : i.''lnJzLmed,deJnme,d,  ^ifcredïuà.Jfjd' 

med.    ■  ■•  '•  ^  ..  ■    •   \   "'''■' 

Infâme  :  com.  injkipous^  ignominïoii^yOppYobncmJf 

grace  fliUyrcproachfttU  i  alfoyd€famed,detcctcdjiuthitd^ . 

fhawedyverte  m  fpolicnof.  ^' 

Infamément.  Infamoujlyjgnominiottflyyppprotïicujlj, 


proach/uUy^difgraccfiiUy. 


l 


^"^m 


liifamcr.  To  infiimcydejmeyjhame,  traduce Jjfcrcdïu 
rcproachydifgrace\  to  jpeal^e  badly,YeportiiUl}'^fii. 

Infanietc  :  f.  A  dijgrace,difcredit,iwputatic^^  infhmom 
frport. 

Infamie  :  f.  Injhmie,  obloquiejgnomimydijhvrc^r/îf 
gr  ace  yd\fcr  edit, repyoach',detiiUon]^  a  defiwaUori'^  an 

imputation. 
Infzntc.Vïn.The  Title  ofa  daughter  of Spaine. 
Infanterie:  f.  The  infanterie yOrfootmenof:ir.Arn:K. 
Infanticide:  com.  Cbild-murtberingjnfànt-ljjliing* 

Infiniile;  com.  4i<  Infantiru 

loBntin  ;  m.  ine:  f.  lnfintine,child}Jlr,yongytemcr. 

Infatioable:  corn.  ^Indefatigable.  /i. 

Infatué:  m.  ée:f.  CuUed^bêfotted^madefoolfjh.   ; 

InfdtuçY.ToguUybefbtymakefooliJh.  :    .      .y.. 

Infaufte  •  com.Vnflrtunate,  vnluclîieyvnbappte^  aii' 

maUyominouiydire.  , ,  . 

Infécond  :  m.  de:  f.  ynfèrtiU,vi^uitfîill.  ^  -  ' 
Infécondité:  f  lnfècunditie,vnjèrtillne[fe,  vtjfmt- 

fùUneffe.  ^  ,.«• 

Infra:  m.a^yf.  infèajinfiaedjnfèûtoits.  ^  ^ 

Infeac:m;  éc:  f.  Infiaedypei/onedi  depmd.cet^: 

rupted.        ••■  ..;^v'^^'*  -^-  '     '  / 

ln?c6k€r.Toinfèaypo}fonydeprttue,cmu^^^ 

lr\(ç&\on:  ilnfèâion^eontagioff.       ;    .    ^.^ 
Infècunditç.  Lool(e  Infcconditc*   s. .  ^^.-^ 


V 


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Infeodation  :  f.  An  infeofng,  /-.  mIA  ttnin' 

Inféodé  :  in.  éc .'  f.  In/fffed ifiiT^vfMi  -^>jr^ 

Rente  infcodéc.  A  anfUb^r^e  j  a  tcnt  ^«'flw 


:4Hi^î^i4y>  ''""* 


,,, .»V'«^«.' 


ledgei^uti 
Inférer,  raw 
_  theted^toge 

derftand. 
Inférieur  Mï 

more  bifèyO, 
Infertile  :^  ce 
Intcrtilite  :  i 
liiteftation: 

f»mneffe;a 
Iiifdté:  m.( 

lifcftcr.Ttf 

Infcudation 

\  Jnfcudé  :  m. 

j  Iiifeùder.  T( 

i    put,or  idm 

Infiablc  :  cor 

Infibulatior 

ther  -j  a.lfo^[ 

I  Iiificiatipn: 
Infidèle:  COI 

Infidélité  :£ 

d!(lojaliie,t 

.Iiifiguré  :  tu 
i(d,with  a 

Infini:  m.  ic 
'  furable, 

Infiniemem 

Infinité  :  f.  J 
'  nmeafura 

Infinitude  : 
,  Infirmatif  :  ; 

\  ■  h\ini\iiÇii 
\  Infinncr.  7 
I    mlM<i^ 

Infinnitc  :  < 

Inflainmab 
Inflaiiunat 

bitflering  i 

Inflation:  f 

Inflefchiffî 

^flexible  : 

•melenu, 

Infliaif  :  n 

Influence: 

fitting, 
ereâtures. 

Iiifluer.roj 
JnfoliatUK 
Infondtc.  : 

Infotmajci 

imiterai 

xntommlf 

iiitonné:  n 
fi*rthtd^ 

^'^^md^ 


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things  put, or  gathered  y  together  iftgnifiedyjherped^  aU 
UdgeJ^iuentovndcrftMd. 
Infcrer.  To  infitreyimply^cmclude  vpon  things  putyOrga- 
thetedytègether  j  tp  Jigmfie^JheWy  aUedge^giue  to  vn- 

derftand.  ,     • 

Inférieur  iin.  ft  '  >•  Jn^nor  ;  lox9er;n,ether\  vnderlingy 

more  bâfCyOf  fmaller  value  ^  of  lefie  meanes. 
jifertilc:  com.  J«)?rr/i7,x/;t^/^i//&/^.^^  , 

liifeftation:  f.  ynfijlationymoleftationyannoyance/tojh 

fmneff}yapyarauagmg^}pafting,fpoyling. 
liifcite:  m.  ec:  £  Jnfiftedy  annoy cdy  molefled-y  rana- 

ned:  '  •/  *'    -  '  ' 

Iiifcftcr.  T(^  infèfly annoy ytnoU fir,  irauage^wa^y  orvex 

ypUb  Sequent yandviolentjncur fions.  /   -  ' 

'  Jnfcudé  :  m.  ee  :  f.  ^  Inféodé. 

i  Iiifeilder.  Toinfiofe'^topapyOrgrauntinfeeiâlfoyto 

i    ;«/,or  admit  yinto  thepoffeffton  of  an  Inheritance^ 

Infiablc  :  com.  TruJileffeyVntruliteyfutbUJfe. 

Infibulation:  f.  Abuttoningybucl^lingyor  claffmgtoge- 
ther  -,  alfoj^be  r raging  of  the  priuiéparts.     "^ 

lîificiation:  f.  An  inficiationydifaffirmation^denyall. 

Infidèle:  com.  fnfideU  \  fiùtblefiey  vnfkithfiûy  fitlfey^ 
difloyalljtrecheroùs.' 

Infidclité:  f.  ynfidelkieyfiiithlefnejJeyVnfiitl^Unefey 


—  ■      -       »r    -     H-, 


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d!(lojaltieytrecherie.^  '       jî^ 
iifii^uré :  m. ce: (.Infiguredyfigwed'y 


marl^edy  or  no- 


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tedyWith  a  figure.  ^ 

Infini  ;  m.  ic  :.  f.  Infiniteyendlefie-y  innumetable^y  vnmea- 
'  furable.  â  •  .^  . 

Infiniement,  Infinitely^endlefly.         '    .       .     .  / 
Infinité  :f.  Infiniienepyendlefnefie-y  innume)*abienejfey 

l'nmeafurabUne^e. 
Infinitude:  £  ^Infinité.  ^ 

Iiifinnatif :  m. iue ;  f.  Jnfirmatm\wal(eningy  infee- 

bling\diftnnuUingydifaUowij^.  ..^     , 

!  Infirmer,  TowealienymfeeblrydijfQlùe^yConfiue*,diptfs^ 

I     nuU^difallow.  -.^x. 

Infirmité  :  f.  Jnfirmtle^  wakenejfeyfeebknejfei\  era-- 

'tinefe;alfOymaladieyficl(nfJfe. 
h^mim2Dlc:  corn.  JnfldmabUyburneable.      tr.  . 

Inflammation:  ft  An inflamationyfiriniy  burning]^  a 
hlifleringheatyahfndrmg^an'mcfnfing.:  .  -j 

Inflation:  f.  ^;i  inflation  •y  aw'mdie  {wellingy  w^ufi 

Ingvp:  ,  { 

Meieni{rabk:çom./wInflc^blc.  ;    --^ 

Mcxibic  :  com.  7»^«ii^fe,  vnbomabUy  vntfaatabUy 

'^nrelentabUybard-bearied^    .  ''     -  ;t 

Miâbf :  m.  îuc:  £  fnfliSiiuey  infliÇimg\êr^ffroper^ 

^ucnçc:  £  a4  j2(W/»|;  in  ;  ftf^i  particulkrfy)  Min^ 

-fi^^nciy  »•  mflMentàurfeyvf  et  Planets  i  tbeirver- 

'^«  snfifidmtf^ortbesTCOurfe  worl^ngon^  infifior 

jntoliaturc  ioft^pi^êcieêfètàim^^ 

Anrondrc.  Taw/Si/îj  /^  jîJ/  i^ij  tp  fntyorpame^infOy 


^îçablc-Sm! 


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Informai 


ynfircsbky  vnexfugnâbU^  imfre^- 
itcur  r  in^  jiaJ»fm^mir,1^mMerifeartkf^ 


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Informe:  coa^ln^me^peieffe^U-fimoeeredfifhi 

UJfeyQMgiiijtude^ 

Informer.  To  infime  y  infirudy  giue  notice  oj\  alfo^a4  j 

^'Intonvct^Qftatçjo^quireyCxamineyget  infirma^ 
tionof^al(einquifition  after.  t 

Infortiat;:in.O/r^  of  the  three  Volumes  of  the  Pandcfts. 
Infortune  ;£  Misfortune  y  mifaduepùrè^mifl^^ipymif 
chanceyCal^pnitie\adifaftfr. 

Infortuné:  m.  ce:  f.J^nfoYtuttateyVnhappieyvnlkclfiey 

fuccefilejfeydifaftrouC 
Infortunement.  Vnfhrtunatelyy  vnhappiljy  vnlucliifyy 

fucce file  fly ydifafteroufly.'      •  . 
Infradeur  :  m.  An  infringer yviola ter ybrealier  of    -  / 
Infradtion  :  £  ^  Infra<^ure^  'w 

lufradurc  :  £  An  infrajE^urty  infringement  y  violation  y 

breach.         ^  -  .  ^  > 

Infrangible  :  com.  infrangible  y  vnbrealfable  y  inuinc'h 
ble.    ^      .^  .-.-/* 

Infrafquc:  m.ee:  £  Intricatcd.pefteredyintangled. 

Infrafqucr.  To  intricateypefiery  intangle-yalfoy  to  feed 
rvith  vaine  hope  s  y  to  fit  in  or  fetch  ouer. 

Infrequaicc:  £  rnfrequencieyfoatarineffeyafmall 
afjemblie. 

Infrequent,  infrequent  y  feldome  hauntingylittle  rcfor- 
ting  tojnuc^abfentfrom'y  alfo^yvnfrcquented. 

ln^u6knt\}£Q\riçni.Fruitlc^^^^ 

Infîuélueux  :  m.  eulc:  f.  FruiiUjJiyvnfruitfidlybarrehy 
fterilly  vnprofitable^ 

Infus;m.  ufc  :  f.Jnfiifedy  filled  Wy  povçred  intOyOr  vpon  ; 
afpfteeped. 

Infuler.  To  infiéfey  fill  in^  pov^re  vpon  ;  affiytofleepe. 

Infijfion  :  £  An  injufion  \  powringy  or  filling  m  \  and  (in 
Phifitl^e)  a  conueyance  offome  liquid  medicine  into 
the  bodic  by  Ctiftery  or  other  inflrument  j  alfoy  a  flee-^ 
P^  ^f  drugs ^  &Cy  in  a  conucnmit  liquor  j  alfOy  the 
liquor  pherein  they  haue  beenefofteeped. 

Ingambe:  m.ce:  £  Ligbt4egdymmble4>eel€d^^'rlin' 
ningyfmftoffoot. 

Ingargoiiillat  :  m.  The  crojje  point  (in  dauncing.) 
Ingénier.  To  bend  bis  wits  vntOy  or  beat  bis  brainesâ' 

boutytbedemflngofathing.  ;      / 

Ingénieur:  m.  AnEnginéYyEngine-ma^eryFmifier. 
Ingenieufcmcnt.  Jngeniouflyy  mttifyy  mib  gogdin- 

uention.  /^ 

Inc;etiieux:m«4;i  Ingénieur.  -^  ^    V 

Ingénieux  :  m.  eufe:  £•  ingeniousywittUy'muentiue^ 

Jbtrpirmttedy  mn^Urheaded.  .  ;   ^   ' 

Ihgenioitté  :  £  lngfmùfiùe^genioujmjjeyquic\neffe  of 

muenfiânyditxteritie  of  wit.  *.  i,  ^    ,, 

Ingenu&><^iD.  Ingenuouf^  ^Ark^e^rudyfifeyltberally 
•  mbfy afeiled.  ^  ^.vv 

Ingenuennent.  lH(^WH^fi:MkJy>f^telyy  ùùeralljy 

wUbanopeifhiartyandh^^  .  : 
Ingénuité:  {•  ingenuities imienuoufnefle ^  nohUnefey 

franl(nefli  y  gallantneffi  of  humor-,  an  open,  bone  fly  J 

fra9h^9làberaU  difpû^^  ..       ..        •  ' 

Ingère  :  m.  ce  :  £  Tbrufl  iny  put  on  j  vndertai{enyor  ta- 

l^envpm^iiitfiiédeAyinfinuattÀ-y 
s'Ingorcr»  TeabrMflinypiUmy  offtrorputfortbyhim- 

fe^efvndefired)  ta  mtri^^ 

vpon biBya matter.     -  -j^.^h^,  ,  \^'     tr    .-»-: 

In^lioi^:  m.  cuft  :  {.Inghriami  "/?>  ^^f^F^U.7^^, 
.^  l(mmé^f  no temtaticnygmu^ renowmt^  .;, 

lugrat  ;<»•  att:  t  V^téUfidlytkMm 

vHmindfiill  of  benefits  reciiskd.  ^|^^A^ 

lofflratiwdcvt  mMfvdfyvrfffate^^^ 

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Ingravcr.  T^  mgraue^or  intatie.  '  'f 

Ingredient:  m.  Anjnvredient  ;,  ibegirnâdg^  cr  en- 
tranct  {alfv  (in  phificfyyafimfle  put  into  a  ccmfound 
mtdkme ,  or  vftd ,  j/f^^n^  others ,  m  f br  mailing 
thereof.  •  ,  ..v;%.i..   .  .•.:••■— ...^  ■••..  -^ 

Inguerdonne:  in.  éc:f.  irnguerdoned.vnretomfen-  . 

Ingucriflablc:  com.  incurable ^vnbeaUble^ 

Inguinc  :  ni.  Xhe  gryne^or  grotne. 

Ingurgité:  m.ce:  (.ingulfid  i/wiUed^arfwalitwedmi 

greedify  deuottred. 
Ingurgiter,  'fo  ingulf.,  to  fmUyOrfrpaUowlnialfoyto 

raumeyor  deuouregreeatfy.  * 

Inhabile:  com.  enable  ^vnfuffic'mt^  weal^e  ;  vnfit^vn-* 
"^  meet  fir  y  vnweldie^  vnfafie^  vnhimdfome\  idle  ;  /i(- 

Inhabilcment.  Vnabhf^  vnfufficientlj  \  wenkely^  vn^ 

Tpçldifyy  vneajily^  vnhftnd(o0tty  j  vnapfy^  T^^fitfyi  fot- 

tifhly.  "  •  '  .g .     ' 

Inhabilitation  :  f.  Adifabling.        '^' 
Inhabilité  :  (.Dtfabilitie^nftifjicimcieyr^ea^enefe'y  vn- 

fitnefiCyVrtaptneJfeyvnrHtdinepe'yfottifhnej^^ 

brames.    .  V 

Inhabilité  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Di/ié/f^,w/l4^^;7l/76/^ 
Inhabilitetnent:  m^  ^d$ptbbng. 
Intiabjliter.  To  difable-^  to  mal^e  vnable. 
In^habitaijle:  com.  ï^nhab]t<^bU\  deferty/auageiwbicb 

cannot  beabui  m'yOr  dwelt  on  \alfo^^nhabit able. 
Inh&bîté  :  m.  ée:  f.  ï^nhabited;  aifoy inhabited. 
Inhzbkçr  '  To  inhtbitjrefide^ord't^eU  on. 
Inhabitué:  m. éc:;f.  J^naccujiomed,  vnenured vnto -^ 

difu/ed  from.  . 
Inherence  :  £  j4n  inherence  ^  acleauingyflicf^ingyioy^ 

ning  clofe  ïn^arr  vnto. 
Inhibé:  m.  éc  :  f.  jfhhibited^  fir  bidden  i  hinder  edy 

rvithbeld^  " 

IrihibçT.TomhibityfirbUÎ^yfiayyfUp^ 
Inhibition:  f.  An  inhibition^  firbidding  ^y  counter- 

maundy  fiep^imthholding. 

In  bonne ftc  :  com,  T)i!^hùnefiy  vhhmifi^  naughtie^ 
-  lerpd.' 
Inhonnçitcitterit  Dishanepfyy  vribomftfyy  naughtifyy 

icwdfy:  '    '  .    t  :.:•-•'••    .  .•'    *  ■'•"•;:•  '  "•  :\ 

Inholpîtable :  com.  Fitho^itableybarbourtefieichur- 
lijh'y  no  lodger  of  pajiengerty  né  intertainer  vfftran- 
H^ersyno hou/eiieeper.  ^  -*  •>       . 

Inhumain  :  m.  aine  :  f*  Inhumane^vngenttejifcpiirte'' 
ouSyvnciuiU  \  beaftlie^rueUyrûde;  barbaroMê.  '      ^  3 

ll^h\xïn2^xltmmx^n^ 

/unciiutty  \  beaftly^HeUyffêdelyJbafbérâê^^^    '  ' 
Inhumanité  :  f.  InhumanitUyVngtntleneffey  inciuititie^ 
V  biaftUneficyfrueltie.rudeneJJeybarbaroujf^fie. 


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Inian.  Bj'^.Iohn  (4  dnldijhOatb'^  f Rab^  «^n'^^  ir  ^ 
Inidoihe  :  com.  l^napùffnmet^imfitf  imfrofefj  bicôn- 

Inïcéteaicne.«^Inieâipiu  ..    -•'         tyHsta.- 
Iiqeétion :  f.  An imeOim^,  «  cafini'm^fr vfw  j  «j^ 
^-fhifukli)  afqtûrt'mg^enmeymg  «fd  (moimékine. 
■   bf  Sirmge^  &c,  intp  fime  part  eftbt  ktdit,  #lR(»à 
botltw  and  fiHuloia  vUm 


w;v,A^';»  ï 


\      cannèt  be  fhUovfed. 

Inimitié:  f.  EmMtie,hoJtititieibaired,fiu(iJrife  die 
coriyVarUncei  "  ■  *  '■  ,  .4  '  '    '  ^    ■%,{'] 

In jonCTion  :  t  An  fniunBion^  or  fkrbidd'mi  ;  a  (A  \ 

maund  importing  an  abjolution,  inhibition,  or  flaiTr  ' 

proceeding,,      ^  :  -      V*  i 

Inique  -.  cbrt,  raê/juall,  vnindifer^,  partial/^  wronf  '  ' 
ynmjti  vnreafonable\  vnrigbte»itf^naiight:e,  rtudd 
impious.  ,   '  //  .       ,' 

IniqiKinenUVnequally,  vniuJUy,  wrongfil/y^pauhih. 
vnreafonably, without  caufe  j  vmighteonJly^tpicLf^;' 
impioufly.        -  ^^ 

Inrquité:  (.iniquities inequatitie^iniufUce^tvm^tai 

tialiiieyVmrea{onablene/ie;vMrigbteonfne£e,  nàU'. 
tined'eJimpietiefWic^ednfpe.  * 

Initié  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Inittated^entered  into^  beiun  m  •  ^^  ' 
mittedof.  ' 

Initier.  To  initiate  ^enttr  into,begin  in  ;  f^iue  thefiijîi„. 

^Jiru{îion,tfly  a  ground  or  foundation /or-,  giue  ordtn 
imto  ;  licence yor  admit  of^  a/hcietie.  * 

Injure  :  f.  fmurie,  wrong,mifufage,  an  abnfi,o/afont 

offered^  a  tre^ap,di^leafureyofen{e,defpigbi,oroiit- 
raredone.  v       > 

Injurie;  m.ee  :  f-Jniuredyrprongedymifuficl^ahufcd'^ 
outraged 'y  mifcalledyrefroachedyreùiledyYaylcd  on. 

Injurier*  To  mongy  iniurey  mifufcy  abufe  ;  hurt  y  opnd-^ 
outrage  y  mifcaU,reproachyreuileyrayle  on. 

Injurieur;m.  Jin  iniurery  a  wronger. 

Lijurieufcment.  imurioujlyy  mongfiil/y^  cffevfiHdy^ 
outràgioujlv,  jpightfùlfyy  reproachfùUyyContumelmjly.  ' 

Injurieux  :  In.  eufc  •  f.  Iniurious  ;  wronr^fM^  énlm, 
ofcnfiue^  outragwiiSi  de^gbtfiiO-y  conimctim,  r^ 
pYoachjuU.  V  i 

Injurieux  en  tripière.  Foule-mouthediikcaTrtjie' 

■    ip/fe.  '    . 

Lîjufte  :^com .  f^niufiy  partiall ,  vnequall ,  imriouSy 

wrnpgîfùUyVnreafinàble. 
Injtifteinent.  yninfifyy  partialiyyvnequallyjniurmf), 

Tvron^fùlfyyvmeafonably. 
Injqftice  :  f.  Jnitê(iiçèy  partiajitiey  wrong,  hard  mu^ 

fure^  ;  !  ■:••  •  '■■ 

Innavigable  :  corn.  Innauigable  j  that  mnot  te  fa)- 

^  led  in.  ■'"■    '■•■•  '■-  '■''■'"■':  •■•  ^'^ 

Inné  :  m-  ée  :  f.  innate  ;  brnieyOr  bred  in. 
Ihrtoceminent.  fnnoçently.giûltlefiyyjhuUUfljyhârm' 

feflfyfilfifyyWithout  any  offence. 

liinocencc  :  f.  Innocencie^  guiltlefnefcy  in^uiltifJff^h 

.}  harmelefkeReyintegûtieJÛUnejie. 
Innb^nce  porte  fa  dcfcnfc  ;  Pro.  Innocence  bearcs 
it  mimede fence.  f  ^ 

Jnnoécnt  Innocentyl^inme  (a  proper  name  for  a  min) 

^vrifencey    '-'^"  .  .v::..-.v:fi 

•  Herbe  de  S.  Innocent.  CentinodityBloudwortymafc 
"^  ^  H^t'ffaffiytirds  tongue^  Sw'meS'Vâfie.    . 
Innocent,  innocent,  fiultteffe,  giuUlcife,  hotnim 

mtbout  offence.      «t.v-^;^^^^-*'^  «      \  '•    ^i^ia 

•  Xc  lourdes  inn©<^ts.  childimu  day  m  m- 

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liiniiincrabic  :  com.  InnumerableyVinHmberabte. 

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[liiinncrablcté:  f.  Jnnumetablenefe; 

Inobcdicncc  :  f.  Difobedic?iceylaclie  of  obedience. 

Inobedient.  "Diiobcdient  y  vnobfdientj  wanting  obe^ 

chnice^  ^  '     " 

la^ffcncibîc  :  com.  Ino ff en  cible  ^not  ?o  be  hurt. 
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^t  commenced  by  Orphans,  &Cy}vlofc'parenis  haue^ 
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venter^negleliingthofehe  had  by  a.jformervpifiytboiigb 
they  be  as  toward ^and  wcU'defcrtfmt^as  the  others.     . 
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mcd  with  water..  |  '  ;*S^ 

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ladpic:  f.  Lacl^ey  needy  want  y  fcarritiey  penuriCy  po^ 
■  .  uertie.  /■   '     "      ■  ■  n.     i   ■  -     :"'     • 

liiopiîîé  :  m.éc  :  f.  t^nlhought  offuddaineyvnawareu 
Inopinément.  On^ftddaineyat  vnawareSyfooner  then 

'ivjstho(4ght ycre  it  was  lool^edfhr.  i  ; 
Inquant:  m.  The  place  wherein  thing:  are  fold  by  Out- 

r^h^nr  Outcry. 

Droift  d'inquant.  Piue  in  the  hundred  due  vnto  the 

Kj^g  (vpon  things  fold  LyOutrope)  infomepartyof 

Provence. 
hquziMcr.To  fellyor  pa ffe  away  at  an  Outcry. 

Inqnictation:  if.  A  difquietingy  dijlurbingy  difeaftngy 
I'cxing^molcflmgy  troubling. 

Inquiété  :  m.  ce:  f.  Difquietedydifeafid  \  vèxedy  an- 
noyed y  mole  fled  *y  difturbedy  troubled -y  alfoy  buficy  reft- 
It^fe^troublifome.  -*r-  >. 

Inquietemcnté  ynquietfyy  reftleflyytroublefomely. 

Inquiéter.  To  difquiety  dfeafiy  trouble,  diflurbCy^tXy 

^  fnoleji^  annoy  ;  gine  fmall  ea/èyOr  little  reft  vnto.  -' 

Inquïcteur:  m.  A  difqmeter y  troubler ^difiurbery  an- 
^yeryvexcry^lefter. 

Inquietude  :  f.  Difquietyvnquietnejjey  troubUy  moUfla- 
^ioHyZweftyCarl^eyd/feafe. 

Inquilin  :  m.A  Tenant^  Udgèr-y  Jnmatt^he  that  talées  y 
^  drills  in^  hoHfe(arpaft  of  a  houfe)wbirein  neither 
'^^ofhùdunceftorsTPireborne* 

Inquifîtei^'  :  m.  An  InquifitOTy  flriôl  fear  cher  ^  feuere 
^/^mer^  one  of  tbi  Hôlit  boufe  y  or  Spanijh  Inqui- 

Inqui/îtion  :  f.  Anînqmfitmi  diligent  fear cb,  or  in^ 

f^ieyfiriaexêmifutiùn.- 

Inracinablcrconu  which  cannêt  ht  rootedyWhichwiU 

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Inlatiablc  :  çotn.  Infatiateyvnfatiablc.vnfil/ab/e-y  rane- 

nou6ygluttonou6ythat  neuer  hath  enough. 
InCàtizhlcmçnt.  Infatiatelyyvnfati^^^^^      '     ' 

Infàtiableté;  (*ln[atietieyvnfafiabiencfe  j  grecdîneffey 
glùttonieyrauenoufhefie.  ^ 

Inflcu.à  l'infccu  dclixy.  unwittingly  to  him  ^y  wherc^ 

with  he  w*ts  neuer  made  acquainted. 
Infciemment.  K^wittinglf^ignorant/y^zml^il/iiUy^  vn- 

k/towingly^  for  want  of  \nowledge. 

Infciencc:  É  Vnsi(ilJuUnefiey%gnor ante ;(v ant  of  \ihow- 
ledge. 

Infcophic.  Io/)iJ^  Infcrophic. 
Inlcript:  niipte:  l^iJcrihedyintUulcd.written  on-, 
gra^edypourtriiyed'^prmtcHi'â. 

li^iiption  :  iAn in;oription,f!(perfcriptionytitlc,notey 
marine  {writ tensor  ingrauen)  ^^ 

Infcriptlon  en  faux.  U  challenge  ofyor  exception  a- 
gainfl^tj)e  truth  of  an  Euulence  \  a  tcflimoniey  or  v?h 
dcrt aiding  fâ  prone  itfalfc^cntrtd  m  Court.      ' 

Infcrirç.  To infcrikeyinntlcytiilc.writc  r/tyorvpon  ^  alfoy 
tojr/iiHe^print^orpoiartrayzpon. 
/  Slnfcrire  à  faux,  ou  en  faux,  contre^  To  enter  a 
challenge a^ainjl'^  or ^nsmV^xw. 

Inlcrit.^tilnfcript. 

Infcrôphié.Chcùcux  infcrophicz,  Haire  turned vp 

■^  after  the  neatcjtma'/jncr.  MK:ib.       ; 

lînfcrutabîe:  com.  J?ifcrutablcy  vnfearchable  -^  bot- 

^  iomeleflei  miflicdll-^  not  h  be  founded-^  no  way  to  be 

'    foiijiht  out.  .    < 

Infêulpé:  m.  ée:  f.ln/culpedyingraued^intayled. 

Infculpcr. Tùinfculpeyingraue^intayle. 

Inferable  :  com.  Not  to  be  cut  j  not  to  bediui- 
.ded^rr^  .     •  ••  ^     '  v-. 

Infcqieim,  .Anlnfe6l\  a  fniall flefhleffcy  and  bloud- 
leffe  vermine  y  diuided  (in  feme  fort)  bctweene  the 
headybodieyandbeUieyOs an  Ant^TlyyBeCy&c  'y  vn- 
der  whichy  the  EartlyworyhCy  Catejpillery  &Cy  be  alfo 
comprehended.  ;  '.    . 

Infeétible  r  com.  hjfcdlibleypr^cu  Infcftablc. 

Inicnfc  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Madywoodyragihgyfirio/t^  j  vnreafh 
nabfe^witlefîe. 

Infenfiblc:  com.  infnfibleyfencelcffcyvhfeeling'y  alfoy 
^vnpahahlcyvnfeelable.'  . 

Inlenfibilitç  :  f.  ^ncetefneffcyvnCenciblenefe.  [ 

Inleperablc :  m.  com.lrtfeperableyVndiuidable.. 

Inleperablement, //ï/f/crj/^/jp.  ^ 

Infcrc:  m.  cc  :  f.  fn fer  ted  y  ingrafed  -,  fetyputy  en- 
tredyor  ^fought  in -y  added,  or  ioyned  vnto  j  mixedy  or 
mingled  with.        . 

Inférer.  To  in  fer  t  y  ingraffi  \fety  put^  enter  yOr  bring  in 
add^rioynevnio\miXyOrmmglewith. 

Infidiation:  f.  Guile  ytrecherieydeceitfuUne(ie\  a  lying. 
in  waitfpr  \  a  laying  of  fnareSya  praUifmg  ofwyleSy  to 
decéiuewiîhaîl.  .^  ;  ^^ 

Infidîcux  :  m.  eufc:  f.  beceitfrliytrec^er^nfharingy 
intrappingylying  in  waitfbr.   * 

Infignc:  m.  4»Enfcignc. . 

Infigne:  com.  Notablty  notorious  ;  famous yrenovmed y 
apparantygoodlieyOf  marine.  . 

Mrniulé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Accufedofycharged  with. 

Infinuation  :  f.  Aninfinuation-y  alfoya  regiflrwgyor  en- 
.  tring  into  a  Kegiflet  booke .  '     '  * ,     ;, 

Infinuc:  ituéc:  f.  Infmuatedi^reptyWoundyOrftolHi  in- 
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Mipponablc:  corn.  Vnfupforuble^mtoUerahle^nùt  ; 
ukhorwt.  '  \      ...  .     , 

cr.  Tê  rift  vp  4làMji^  or  oppf{c  himftlfi  vmto  j 
ah!^^  u  îrâMiU  târntfofyy  maint ly  to  infitce  tim^ 

I  I^iunnpntibk *  com.VificrmoÊmtMtyvn€xceeokbley 

1    ^vji[mpa[f£àUyijnyanqujp$aUi^  » 

\  hhjyyK.T^pMrfiUyÊrjoUomhdrdvf^ 

i  Intinfrabîe  :  corn.  Nottôbewitbtredjordrytdvp. 

IhLt^^ktciLlnteiraluiejBgé^ 

I  Inregré:  m.  ce  :  f .  J^upsatâ^  perjèàed^  msde 

IntegiîLc  :  £  I«r£i7rir,  fêÊÊ^buft  j  hmefiie^  Jku<riùe, 

1  Intellcd  :  m.  Tbe  mteUtS  ;  At  vannt^  prficut- 

hcnfiony  cepâcitk  i  md^tmtwt  ^  kponri^tj  t^rt^ 

Intekâud  :  m^  :  f.  imcBtOMMt^iffrtheMjmtj^ 

dfrfUid^t^^ 
Intelligence:  f,  VMkrjUMdif^^é^frthaifia^  ckpA^ 
V  p^,  cncth^  fmct ^^fcreûêM y  mdiimcMi  i  ûlfo^ 
*^^«ce  î  prhutt  wêàcc  tf  occurrences  gmn^ 
^gmtn^  (l^jprin^McrcovJi^ofCêrrtQ^^ 

htidwh.  .--  ^,^.  1>  ■..■.•^.  ■■.•./:.  .>*^;; :.-.-.-  - 

Cda  cfi  de  S»  întdtffiaict.  iiiMr  j^  Ikfntute 

'PPommmjm itrtBim.     :^^^^^v-c^^--"-- •" 


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Iniaxficraiicc  de  tau.  PYoifoMdbkatfft  oftht 

ëyrt^mwtstba.         ^ 

latcfiipcraturc:  £  IntempefMtMrt,  or  difltmperMtm 

^ibtkodài'yVnftûfMéLbltntJftyOKr  fiultntgiofwiA- 
Iiîtcmpcrc  :  m.  «  :  f.  Inttmperdtt^  immoderâU,  vj^ 
jZf  yei/^  tmhridUdpjmdtrlèt,  difordinAity  oioroiious^ 

Intempcrcmcnt .  Inttm^'attfyy  immodtraielyy  vn- 
ft^dly^  tmordçredlj^di/orduuittljiy  OMiragiouPjy  vn- 

^^^y*  V  •         \  '',[.    •  ■  ' 

Intel npcftif:  m.îue  :  f.  Inttwiptfiueyzniimdïtyobor' 
imt^jmfié^onAblt }  Al[o/bfprdcredyVnrtâfoMblt^y  àlfoy 
.  vnlnri^u^iU-prcpi^mg. 

lJXaT^>ç{^ycirKni.  Intemptfiiutfy  y  T^CAfonÀbly^  a- 
bormtly*y  vnrtafonâbly  j  oi^t  ofcoMrfii  nlfo^  vnluc- 

k^^     -      ):'■.,-    ■    -  n  '  ^-  ■'•■V- 
Intendance  :  f.  Anonnfigkt'y  a  gouernmtnt^  cbar^ 

InteûdanK  des  finances .  Tht  (fiure)  Oufr/ètrSy  cr  . 

Controllers  ûfîbe  Exchequer  ^  at  ^rfihn^bt^n  bj^ 

Kjni  Francis  tbe  firft:  (Qnt  fuprrintcoclancc  fur 
'   le  Thrcforier  de  llcTpargne;  des  parties  caftidles; 

de  Tordinairc^  extraordinaire  des  guerres  ;  del' 

artillerie;  de  Ja  ^^anne;  des  ofliacrs  domcftics  y 
.    &  autres  cjui  ne  font  fous  la  charçç  des  Threfo- 

ricTs  de  Htance  y  fur  Icfquels  autli  iU  ont  inten- 

d:mce,  iSt  peuvent  reformer  leurs  cftats  par  cfoma- 

tion.  ^Rj^ucau^) 
Intendit  :  m.  A pr'mcipAU aUegctlonyptûoft^  depofiti- 

M; writings^ or bootfeiyVfhertm  tbe  cbiejty^  moine 

pmMisofafuUare  contamed. 
Intente  :  m.  ée  :  £  Attampttdy  trytd^  efiajed^  proued-^ 

Afo^ttndedymeAntypm-po/idyOl^^ 

pmybrÊâgbt^mouedydOfâfidt. 

Intenter.  To  attempt^  f^^^y  f//^>  ^^^j  ^{i^y  ^  intend^ 

meoMty  pMrpùfe  ;  dlfoyto  commence  y  begasy  mauCy  brings 

or  feton  fQCt(afuU.) 
Intenteur  :  mfAjn  inteJidcr  j  an  attempt er  j  alfo^  the  be- 

gmnerofaftàt.  ^     ' 

liitcmion  :  i.An  intentiMj^mtentypMrpcfe^  drift ^mta^ 

nmz^wULjnind.  I 

Interbafté:  m.éc:Llntèfba^edi  bêJitdyOr  quàttd 

betaoeene.  -^      v     '^-fl 
Interc:dàtre  :  com .    jntirlaced  -y  puî^  or  fet  te- 


uéicb^ttb  tuerie  fimthjta^t.  -.*-- 

Inxaxahàottif^AnmierUc^ 

0moddtiàBgbttvKt7titutnMtu 
Intercaler.  To  mtfrUce/o  put^fet(as  tbe  odddgj^A 

UaftytâTt)  betweene.  -.i^r ,1  :  \ ,      .     .  : .   . 
Intercéder  pour.    To  intercède  y  mediate  3  ma  tût  y 

fntyfolkiu  }  âifoy  to^vndtrUti^y  or  pift  kà  wonty 

Intercepter.  To  inttrceptyfifrefiaUytalccvpyOr  wuùfeptf 
of^bytktway.     .       .-«    .  J    ;   ^   v-  a 

Intcrcci&ur  :  m.  An  intercejjory  meéLâXory  intrcaler^ 
fnitor^or  fmreàt  y  fif  another.  *-  ^ 

IntCTCcmon  :  £  JaUrc^f^anjnfdktkn^betredûe^Jm^^ 
firâwâtber. 

Incerdaîrcicom-jÉlntcwalairc.  :x /o.itï  | 

JatCKoM.ïri.2k:(^a€twcenitberiks^  t:4i\     / 

Vdnc  intcrcoftale.  ^  *rw^*  ^^  *«^  ««^ 
wkkè  feeds  tbe ^a  brtweene  tbe  tbouio^jl  ribs. 

Jxita^:sLAnmierdiffift^  -^ 


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Ie$  paraeti  fiwe  oadque  cfcofe  pour  parvciurl 

cetce  fin.'*  i. '  •  ,»*J , 'ifc-v'^^,  i  ,\*Hfrt |  ^ ^ 

Inctriunaire  :  n».  Tie  fetfiiièetmenéike  n'mt  «« ,; 

tbe»ltl^c0mminimpftbenew,M99ni.  ' 

Intcrtnediat.  i«  iMp  «ri^rf/f,  winttrmtéimthàtù 

bemetnt  tm  j  libiii  ^«1»,  «r  bmeutb,  bimtm 

Intermettre.  To  intermit yor  putMtrtetfie  ;  âfo^tûPc^ 
knydtfiontinMc^jffMM^^  ceafft^leaHt.^fuiojj'fî^ 

Intcrminant  SomMeJ^e^bordefleJié^vnccrtaincfirc 
ëé  Intermictanc  *  ^  >  i  ^ 

Intdtninc  :  m.éc:  f.  VnUuniti^hounaU^tjirifruit 
tndU^t^dtttrmnahlt.  ^ 

Interminer.  T^^/fri*r.  ^\  ^ 

Intjnmis  :  m.  Jfe  :  £  Intermitted^Jifcontinued.pav^rcd 

mJeftiffh^ftêfmylitfMfJifrrâwm. 
Intennifïion  :  f.An  intermiffionydifcontmyafià^pAwfry 

é€eajmg^%rbrtâl[mg  off' fir  aftâjoni  g  UauinyBrul 
.  tmgf.iJiefbrMwbiIi.       i  •    - 

IntemitttanL  tmermHtâmjmtermitting^difmûmfi^ 

fswjmgfir  ceâfingfir  â  time  j  cmmmg  àndgmi  (^' 

4»  êffie)  by  fits.     ^ 

Interne:  com.  internattjamard.         ■ 

Intemecioli:  i.  ^n  vrnMeffiU  JUMgbter^  a^imruB 
I^Uin%. 

Intcmément.  internaUy/imarify^mibim 
Iittcrofrcl  :  m.  die  :  £  hetwtene  bones. 
Isteipellateur  ;  m;  .An  interrupter /iiJlMrber,tmùkr y 

imomhereriédft/i/kitor^  inter  eefiar.; 
Interpellation:  £  jIn  mttmftiony  difiurbme-Jet, 
,    mcombrance }  i^^  afnmmans  y  ieqiùPyfuit^mur' 

_ ïmerpeUé:in.*fc  fftffn^ 

iupveeM^dmongito^^  herediê^o^fimmmud^calUdvp^^^ 

^.^    .  *  _^  .  V  fi  T        ,  ménedyntOyby'smercejJmiâ^êym  or^that 

cmnn{sfânéi^Me)byfitj. 
Interpeller.  Têime^rnptJetjtmderJtroubU^tomhtty 
ë^/êfkmmm^  îaU  vimyaifë^  to  nyârt^  or  moût 
tmtêJÊmterteffim,    ^^i.^  ■..,   .v^- 
Interaction  :£  Af^^ls^ifiiii^^ 

éreffin^ef  ttànp^ 
fotttpof^:  «uccjC  Jktm^ifetin.ptbetmm] 

r     mtermtn^ed^êr  intetmèdkd^  v,. 

1  mmi^fèFm^  Mkréttm^  ^Mfdktmt^  ^D^- 

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I     firMdtn/m§)nedtêthe  cmÊtrêm.       4**^      > 

ImeidîaiQffi  :  tMimêeémm^éMttm^i^^ 
Interdire,  r^  mterdmlfrobibst,firytd,  miÊfm^mrgiMi 

I  IotCI^:«.ée:£tefr/^#^ttKWrfl»iAW^^^ 
rri/,  bmt.m  Undered  bj  \  monged^  griened^fnoid. 
JooeitflèJcfepéiMifc  Oféwu^fimt^cràxu^ 

La  paitie  civJc,&  intereflcC.  Ip^^f  Paroc. 

IntntR:  nuAnsmerefim^^riihtmtitliUÊtê^thmgi 

^^fk^mferifi.pf^ fhmêney,  &€, lent] nfo,  hjje^ 

^   d^         bnrt^ndefâncejmrêngjMftâmed  in  repu- 

•  idtion^êr  eflâu  ;  fr  {éÊOM  FsemJs  Ijnrfe^  iefcribes  à) 

>  tbe  lofe  me  batb  vndergone^or  Profit  he  bntbfiutèd  of  y 
bf  ^  default  ofémotben^,  and  hereof  be  mslfes  two 

\  I  ^lilntçrcft  convcmionncL  Gcluy  qui  cfl  promis 
par  conTention,&  conc^aâ  £m  encre  les  parcîes^ca 
vient  de  h  naoïrc  da  coiicraâ,&  eu  appelle  yfure 
auDraîâRoinam^M  -  ^ 

Intere (}  iiulsciaire  :  Qui  riept  de  l'odîce  dû  luge, 

ou  cft  adiugéparicelu]^  XbukdonbU'irvL.c^yyj 

oui  procède  die  b  nature  de  la  caufe  ;  (  ^  vient 

des  pôiirfuicrei  ceti^raires,  .fuites^  calomnies,  eu 

tèrgivérfations  de  la  partie  adverfe  ;  qui  Kïot  eïlé 

.  caufe  de  faire  à  celuy  qui  a  obtenu  plufîcurs  frais 

vains,  &  inutile^^,  lesquels  ne  viennent  en  taxe  de 

-dcTpens:}  Et  celuy  qui  prent  origine  de.  la  chofe 

jneffncqpi  e^  concrauerîee ,  &  i  efté  fouâfcR  i 

caufe  d  iccUcjCotrime  execution,  emprifbn^ement, 

tfQuble,  fîx>liation,  refus  ^de  tradinoà  de  la  cbofc, 

&c  5  iffJK^f ,Les  dommàge5»&  ii«ereft$^- 1«:^    ^ 

le  y  ay  grand  inrercft.  U  nterefy  cmicernes^m  tâth 

ches  me.         ,     ,.  -.  '.,■,-  -  --^         •  ■  ■;*>^  /.  ■ .  T'^t:^*; ,.m  •. 

U  n  y  a  pas  grand  interefl  en  cela.  If^ent^  hfits 

>  iM^tM  not  a  pinntmdtter.  :  V  -  ^^^i*  ^  ^   -  '    > 
Intojcâ:  m.Anmurfofiiknfaj^eeàffntiny  ^^' 

cafi  betrpeene.  '   '  '  .  -    .  ■    :^'^^;r  '.^'^'ti- ;  ; 

Inteneâer.  To  interiea^înterpofi^ée^pit;pt^ 


ifltMÊl(e^lsïtcqctcer.rt-^^^ 
Intcrjeâion  :  £  An  fnterieiHon  fm  GramwuarC^i^n 
énterjmfitiên }  mr^theàUegutim  of  fomtmmer^  or  ih 
fing  ef  fome  tricke^m  tbe  iiiiddU  o/  a  catfe^tkerefy 
/  m^l^ff  alter k.  '     ^  '-"'■  '  ,:"'^'  :>!À'^ti?f&1ifi  i-;  r  '• . ■ 
Interjetter. 4ii Interjeâw;" ••tiîlV"' ^ti..> #^1^^\ ■>  * '. ' .. 
':  Intcrîetccrvn  zp^  Têêpfenlejmim  reffeS  of 
yihenripô!ecà9ffèy  bM  fir fomo fmaUymr t^ pâirn time- 

Joterieur  :^  eure  :  £  Mmr^Di^ 

Ifttcnnc*^£ntcrjnc.         -   >?     ,        .  |^«n?>: 
Intetk>catioa  :(,^  mtaMétim,  'mttrfUtiii^^aiter- 

iQteilocittion  :  i.  A»aml»têtimi,  murpèfkmt^ 
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Tnten>rctatcur  :  m.  An  mieifntat,  exfofitor.  . 
Intcrptctatîôn  :  f^  4^  inter freution.  Comment^  Expo^ 

fitJniTranjUû^:  -^\  ;^ 

Interprète:  m.  An  mterfrttor.trucbtman.tx founder  y 

Interprète  :  ».  CC  :  f-  interpreted, expounded. 
Interpreter-  Te  inter  fret  y  expound  i  tranfUte.^^the 

inemng,teUAefigmpcathon^f.  -  ^ 

Interpreter  i  maL  To  takf  m  bad  party  to  conceiue 

ill.oriudge  hardly^of-y  alfiy  my 

Mai  interpreter.  To  mïjlal^/mfconfier  j  miftruftymf 

deeme.      *    ^-v  %  '  -, 

Iiiterrcgne  :  tn.  An  interraigney  or  Intcn^num  j  the 
(pace  orfouemment  betweeut  the  death,  or  depojition  , 
of  one  Trifce,  and  the  entrance,  or  ele6lion  of  ano^ 

\     îber»      *^  . ■>  .      •' 

Inrerro^ant  :  m.  The  interroge tiue  point, ma 

I  l[mxo^m-Demaunding,ae}ijtg.  . 

Iiîtcrrogât:  in.  A  quefisoning,  demaunding,  exam'h 

mng*         ^  .  '    ^ 

Iiuêrro^ateur.  A  quejlioner,  demaunder,  examiner. 

Interrogation:  (.An  mterrogatum/iue^ion^emaund. 

Interrogatoire  :  f.  Anlnterrogatorie  ;  a  qu^ian  mini- 
firedinto  an  examinant.  ^ 

interroguc  :  ».  ec  :  f.  Interrogated,  queftioned^  de-- 
mâundcd,exzminèdvpon  interrogatories. 

Inrcrrogucr.  To  interrogate,queftion,demaund  ofyexa- 
mme  vpon  interrogatories.  • 

întcrrompre.T^  interruprt,ftop^diflurbe,o'f  brealft  off'in 
thcmiddefi.    • 

Interroy  :  m.  A  Regent, or  Proteâlor,  that  gouemes  a 
Uatepom  the  death,  or  depofition  of  ont  Prince, to  the 
tnîrance,orele^um  of  another. 

Interruption  :  iAn  interruption,let,ftop,difturbancc, 
diflonnnuance  I  In  Law,  C'dl  vn  aâc  qui  entre- 
coupe Ic  cours  de  la  prcfcription,  &  ne  (bufirc  le 
temps  prefioi  fe  continuer5&  parfiûrc. 

Intcrfîenc  :  m.  Afigne^r  tol^en  of  ■.   r . 

IntervaUc:  ak.An  lnterual,lntcrmcdi\im,re^it,pemfe, 
or^ace  befweeneiaIfo,îbe  flejh-daief  between  CbrifU 
mas  ànd  Afljwednefdajt.  % 

Sans  intervalle.  Continuallyyptcejfantfy. 

Intervalle;  nu  éc  :  £  Recited,  put  in  difiances^  done  by 

htcrvcnir. To  inierpofe  fnnfelfijto  corne  in  tbe  Interim^ 
to preuent^of  amie  betweene:*    ^ 
Intervenir  Kurcft  To  preaent^  arfiay/huence  in  a 

Intervention  :  £W  tnterumùmiOir^cmmmi  hetmeen*, 

«» interpofition^âpfeÊurttionéi  '^^ ^^  4^  *      ten  -y^  '  ■ 
Intervenu:  m. uc  .\£  fntetfofed^peumei^cêmè be-  \ 

^terveriîon  :  £  A'mmffiU  tumingf  Ôr  conuei^fting 

'^mhr.nmfjfiv  tuming^fide  damu.  ^^  ^v  ^  is    >  - 
r^^'^erti:  m.  ie  :  £  Immrui }  eamtyed^  et  tttrned 
^  ^9Hg  vfof  •  betue  ^dfê^^pmhinedy  tnd  iej^iâUd^ 

Intcrvmir.  T»  intemert  ;  cm^,  tr  tttme  m  wong 
>»»/>  {bence)  tê  fmriam»\  begiàkrdecme\  ê^  t9  »r. 
^  itertbrtw^niftmrtu^  tmmvpfide  dvwm^  .  ■  »  ^         » 

Inteliat.  m^e^bat élk»mtlmt âmU.      '-    -t'  ^ 

Dtoia  d' imçftàL  A  Vrimlèéfitwhkb  tbe  next  »f 

k"m  v*t»  methgt  if  a  mt^é  batb,  têfet^f  «i  êU 

utotin  :  m.  jl*  mufmt,  Umml,  'mrtS,  iit. 


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•^' ''i-  ».v ,-  ;  -w, ^^  '^tf'-M  •,'  i-.-  • 


Inteftin  affale.  Tke  buniriegut  ;  one  of  tbe  three 
fmalt  outs  that  fye  toward  the  right  fide  of  tbe  vpper 
part  ofilfe  noMeUi  euer  kept  emptieby  the  Jdefentertck 
vaines  which pafjifrqpitvnto  the  Lwer.      \ 
Intcfttn  borgDc.  ThebUndgut',Lookel^otvtic.  .- 
Intef  hn  cuilflcr.  m  Boyau  culicr,     / .     \ 
In  teflin  douzedoigncr^i  AfmaU  gut,  or  intr\u  fea- 

*  ted  on  the  right  fide  ;  ond  wbtcb^  defiending  t 
towards  the  bactf-bone^ends  where  tbe  circitm 
of  the  reft  o/ the  GmÂ%iiU.        ^     • 
Inteftin  droiâ.  Theftrasghtgut,  ararfe-gut. 
InteiliQ  encorcillç  ^  Tbe  wreathed  gut-,  one  oJTtbe 

I  three  fmall  guts  wififbjfe  toroards  tbe  left  fide  vMer 
tbe  nauell'y  tu  verie  ruddie,  and malfcs  many  windings 

*  which  extend  vnto  the  Os  Ufxvim. 
Inteftms  tenues,  Tbefm^  guts  wherein  the  meat 
pafethout  of  tbeftomacke.  \ 

Intcftin  :  m.  inc  :  f.  Inteftine,  inward^priuie,  hidden 
de/Pight/ull,rancorôus/ieadlie.    ' 

Intminal  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Of,  or  belonging  to^  the.Jntef 

ttrus.  ■■       -^  ■  ,  \^v,  .-  ;. 

Veine  inteftinale. Sffifc^  Veine.  ::   .  ; 

Inthcriner.  41  Entériner. 
Inthiinc*  i-^it^^  Intime.  • 

Inthronization  :  f.   An  intbroni'^^tion ,  or  intbro- 

Intitf'  ^  f    V. 

nthronizc  :  m.  ec  :  f.    Jnthroni^ed  ;  piaced  in  a 
thi'one. 

Inthronizcr*  To  inthroniT^e  j  to  place  in  a  royaU 
throne.  ^ 

Intimant.  An  Appeallant  -,  or,  one  that  cites  bis  aduer^ 
farie  vpon  an  Appeale.  ^      -^ 

Intimation:  £  An  intimation, fignification, denuncia- 
tion, fbewmg,letting  to  wit -or  giuing  tol^now ;  alfo,an 
AiùouTîument,  Citation,  or  Summons  of  a  partie  in  an 
Appeale,  and  in  cafes  wbei^dn  the  Judge  proceeds  of 
courfe  to  right  the  plaintifi  though  the  defendant  ap- 
peàrenot»    ' 

Intimé: m.  L*ih.  AnAppeaUee\  the  defendant  in  an 

^Appeale.    ]  - 

Intime  :  com.  (Moft)  ysward^fecret,  bear  tie,  efpcciall, 
deere,intiriffyaffe3ed.      t 

Intnne  -.  in.cc  :  LJntimated\fignified,fiHwedynotifiedy 
denounced  ;  alfo,adiêU[ned,  cUed^fummoned,  warned 

.  U appear e (men Appeale.) 
Oifider  indme.  An  Officer  cbofen  by  the  l^ing,  and 
confirmed Irf Parliament.  •    i  i^,^3/ 

La  partie  intimée éos L*Intimé.  .  :  l/f^ .;.. 

In^mékrKnt.lnwarMyi/èctetfy^bear^ 
tirefy^eaudllf,e^ïàUy.   ^    -     ù vVv 

Xnttntier.  Ta  intimau^.fiffiifie^Ç>ew\  denomce,pro- 

tUime }  fet  on  broach  ;  eifo,  to  adiourni/êU,fummon, 
krin^m  ASian  agaboft  v(e^ecisflyiH  cafes  wherein  a 
ludge  proceeds  ofcom/e  to  right  tbepUintifi,  though 

the^defhtdoMtappeMenouy  ,^,    \  --^i:  r 
Intimer  le  Sâgneur.  ATemmtto  fie  jg»  Appeale 

àgamfi  bu  iMd.yJkéiiipH^  ^^ 

Court.  •  '  .    .  ••  ■/'^s9st^'^.''\\^^-  ^n'/  •'  -  M  .. 

lottiiiîdatioa  :  ^  Ajktmg^  skmng^  ffrig^i^j  ter^ 

Intimidéma.  ée  :  €  Ù0td^  d^ed,  terri^^^w'fgh 
Inttiabtç:  coauNH0btdwP9e^rfitiUdê$Êê,  . 

Inticulation  :  ù  An  màtuUiùm^  mUnàxn^à  àmm- 
Intitulé:  ttutciC  mttUd^ mMuliJL  -  »^^  m 

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Intolersuicc:  £  ImpâUemcii.  •  '"'' 

Intonation:  f.  A  Imimfe^  tune,  found ^  s  rumbliwg^ 

ortbundering.  ^^-^^^^f    \ 

Litonation  dc^gtreft  ferre.  5^e  G  Arc. 
Intouchable:  conu  Vtuouckeâble,  "^ 

Intraélabk :  com.  intrââable^aèjhy  ^r.gintU^  hâta  i 

mid^ hâiâfd^  vmruiie,  cutrsgiêué ;  vnlocïablt^  mon- 

unfibU^nc9mpêUâbie.^-    - 
InitiAtif.Ktuenui^refrtyffùptemmmiin.  _^ 
Intrai<ftablc  !  coou  III  Intraôable. 
Iiurans:  m.  Sem§r  S0fbifter$i/iubéâ  frepan  tbem- 

JiUêtstocûmmtnciBatcbîltrs.'^ 
i'intrcgcntcr.  I^  $*Entrcgcmcr. 
Intrication :  lAnintricatiên^ar intricatmgi m  mtang-» 

inwrappini,  inuotutiên. 
Imrinqué:  nuée:  f.  intrkattd/ntatfiUd^incmberid^ 

perplexfd^  a  HborhUb.  v.    .       ' 

IntrinqucmenL  4;^  Intriqucmcnu 

Intrinquer.  ^  Intriqucr. 

Intrinsèque:  corn,  intrinfecali ^  inward^  fecrtt^  fk- 

miliar.  '■ 

Intrinfequei'nent.  întrinfecaUj^inwardlj^  on  tbiin^ 

fdtiveriefàmiiiirlj.  ".  * 

Intrique:  f.  An  intficacie^  Lâborinth^Mn^iy  pefitY'» 

mtm^incombrance^perpUxiw^difficiÛM.    ^ 
Intrique. Vtt  Intrinque. 
Intridùément.  intricately  perplexedljy  intaniledlyi 

Àarily  j  difficultly. 
Intrîquer.  Ta  intricateyperplexypefler*/mfnare^inuùlue^ 
\    intanile\  incomber..  • 

Introdfuâtion  :  £  An  introduHion  \a  leading,  cr  bring-^ 

inj^  in,or  vnto  j^^f  v^,  entrance  y  beginning  to  j  an  in^ 

fiitut'wn.         ^-  ■"  ^  y  ^    \ 

Introduire*  To  introduce  j  Uady  or  bring  in  ;  to  inuent^ 

begvi^broachybring  vp^alfoyto  enter  jinfiruRyOrtraync 

vpin.  /  ■' .  -^  ■  ....  :   -  ^ 

Introduit  :  m.  ite:  C  introduced^  brought  in^  begun^ 
i  broacbedybrougbtvpientredyOftraptedin.       -*' 

ÎiUroite:  m.  An  entrance ^entrUy  beginnings  èrgomg 
.  tnto.  '■■'.■    \^ 

ntronifation  :  f.  Anintbroni^MnyOrintbronh^ng. 
Introoiie:  m.  ce:  £  Intbromxedypiacedina  throne. 
Intronifer.  as  Inthronifciv  -  -< .  .  .^  vi^---  . 

Intrus:  truv&if.lntruded/hrufiintû.  \' -  r  f^<;   *  i 
Intrufîom  €  Anintrufimya  wnrng^U  itrtrudh^  or 
thrufimg  into  the poffeffionof  a  vacant  thing;%^P'\ 

Intrùz  :  nw  ^  mtruder  j  an  vfurper  efibeppfefion  of 
f-     avacakt thing.    •  ••     '-^.v?^. ;.•^lf:♦>^. .K<tC\ -^,^1.^^   . 

Intuitif:  su  lue:  £  Intukiue  ^wi^ch  UyWma}  hefeine 

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Invafion:  f.  jln  muêjitn'^an  hJlHesfaklt,  ti  w». 

J9999»   . 

InVcélïVcr.  To  inHtitffiUUtltftytt  ipn. 

Inventaire:  Ta.M}nMntwiei Lifi.T^tU-, Mimoùtli 
^tctré,  Rtgifttrvfmtny  fti^êU  tbinis  j  /»  ^  *' 
contient  vite  brieve  defcripticn  des  bit<c«  pi.,  i  ' 
partie  pïoduit.     '  '^  ^       ^ '^' 

Invente:  m. éc:  f.}ntnvttd,fikKJckt]c9Mr}ttt(i i,  \ 
uifttt'yfaimdjimagiafJyfktmifed,  '  *  " 

Inventer.  To  iruenv,  tofinti^r^y  tut^  to  àuîft.û,,.. 
^ontrme\imagineyfiine,fiirmifi,  v  t  > 

InvcntcrefTc  ?  f.  Ani»tientrefe,or  mintm. 
Inventeur; m.  /n  imunteryCtnttintr^duiifir^f^^^ 

out  i  an  eutbn'y  fumer,  firier',fiin(Tyfitmifir. 
Inventif: m.  iuc:  f.  Jtiuentme,mttie3 phtiixi' fi n d 

trUkSyfrauibtmtbdiuiÇti,  . 

Invention: f.  jin  wuntitn j #  fné'mg  eut,  cr  th'm 

fiund  fiutiademfcfirier'teiConctiti  alfo,  t  hU, 

Îïtft }  futmifeyinugjnttion. 
nvention  Sainâe  Croix .  The  Jni/emicn  cf  tte 
boite  Cro£e  j  4  (bltmne  bolyday  (eUbitud  ly  tU 
tbmtb  of  Rome  on  tbe  ibhrd  of  ^aj  \  alfoy  «Ù.\ft  ^ 
deui/i  to  get  monty,  \  - 

Invention  Sainâe  Efiienne.  Jaftber  bchdày  kett 
tbetbitdofAugMfi,        :      .  '  T?"        ''/^', 

Inventorie  :  m.  ée:  f.  Inutntoried-y  digejled  miOyOr. 

combed  myonlnuentofk»      ( 
Inventorier. T0  hmentwii  j  to-i«i(e  an  Inmierit  of]  to 

digefl  into  an  Inuaitorie,  ■      \ 
Iiiventorizçr.<«  Inventoria;  \     ! 
Inventrice,  «f  Inventereflc. 
lmcrS'.m.ctCc:Clnuertedymùplaced,ferutTtei»rrjli^ 

to  a  contrarié  finceyVttered  onejôr  anoihtr  ;  tm  ned  ip 

and  out  jinpde  outward yVppdedtwne. 
Invefti  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Intfefiedi  inrobedy  htdowtd;  alfe,  m- , 

wrapped, 
InYcRït,  To huefi 'y  mobey'mpaUy'mdeWyfut'into fofc 

feffion  of 'y  aîfOy  to  hnvrapi  alfby  to  iojne  (avcord  oj^ 

Horfematijhip,) 
Inveftifon:  f.  An  mutfitngyOrmkefiure'y  an  mfbin^y 

infiéUing,  indomn^,  wfittrtmgy  putting  ititopepf-^ 

Jt*ff-  ^  ' 

lnvcf\\txax:f,Ânbmefiiiure,orini{efiHrejaninfiituM 

on^jlaUmentjmdowment»  vu 

Invétéré:  ni.ce  ?  tlnuetertte^ldyauncient^tflwgtft, 

rootêibycufime^fetledbytoniiwtamei  | 

s'Invetcrcr.  T^  'tnuetertte^groii  old-,  become  reottdy  et 
•    eometoaMiteybycufinie,'  '^'  -     'V*      •_  ■ 
Invigilartce:  f.  inuifiUncit^fieepnepydr^vfiiffieMr 

^effk,  tacke  ofva^e^-^    ;i  «   ^j  •*   \ 
Invincible:  com.  inuinableyvnvanquifhiit^M'*^''^ . 
abU.vncoiiDjuernbk,  kx^-^.^^^T %-.,■. '^.•■-■•H5ïrKv'.-.^s-3-;-. , 

InvioJaWe:  com.  ]naulabUim^fiMf!if^*f '''''' 
ruptedjnfringedyor  br§l(fm._         ^^-r-yé^^'y 
Inviolablement. innioUbfyifai  "" 
Inviolabkté  :  f.  imâiUbtm^, 
Inviolé:  m.ée:f.  JmaeUtiififaafmet^^"^'^"'* 
»  -%'nhmt  Î  vnbreken,  fnrmeyConflantffiitbfiUJiue,  ^ 

întitation  t  f.  An  mmtttàtn,Êt  miting  j  -  btdâmh  «r 

éeprngymtallmemM^màtemtMf'iado.j:^ 
Invité  î  roéc  :  l.^màted,biddeMi  éeJBrtditatrtêttd  y 

^:  Mlbtfed,mHcfdvnt9,     ; 
Invlceaient  «r  Invhaiioii. 
Inviter.  To  mite,bhli  dejnre,  iwiftât 

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Invoque] 

helpe  of. 

Invoquei 
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lo.  as  Mo; 

loanncs. 
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loannitic 

bits  y  a> 

brtafts. 
lobeliu: 

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locqucr. 

lodellc: 

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loignar 

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Mots  d"  invoc«tioa  Ctf»«W»j /ftfrWM. 
Involontaire  :  com.  imtolunurie  j  againfi  the  will 

Involucre  : ni.  Atoutr^c\o\{ty  or  thing  that  fifuesto 

"  bide.  .  V 

Inyolvcr.  Toinuolue^  enwraf^  infiuld\  intricate^  In^ 
fnarlfyintafrgle.  * 

Involution:  f.  An  inuolutm^  emprapphtg^ mfiuUmn 
infhafling^ntricating^ntanglmg. 
Involution  dc  procc^.  Ammblmg^or  cênfhmding 
ofafi^tyinfêrtjtbaionel(nowesnotJphat  to  mal(e  of 
it ,  or  UfiirthiT  from  ending  it  then  hewss  when  be  be- 

IiiV0C[Uc  :  ni.çc  :  f.  lnuo\ed^  called  vpon. 
Invoquer.  To  inuolçe^or  call  vpon  j  to  require ^or  intreat 

helpeof.  [  ^ 
lr\voq\icut:  m.  An  muo\ef. 
Inufîté  :  m.ée  :  iynufed^vnwonted^vnufkaU^  iifufed^ 

difaccttllomedydifcontinuedjefi  of. 
Inutile  :com.VnprofitableyvngainfiiUy  incommodioui^ 

vnftruiceable\  of  no  worth  y  for  no  vfe^  to  no  puf* 

\\  n'cft  iamais  inutile.  He  is  alwayes  well  tmplojedy 
\  he  ii  neuer  idle. 
Inutilement.  VnprofitAblyyincommodioufly^imfeYmce- 

ably.  V  . 
Inùtilitc  :  f.  Inutilities  vt^profitablénefe^  dijprofit^  vn^ 

ftrmceâblenejfe. 
Invulnerable  :  com.  InvulnerahUy  vnwoundàble. 

lo.  as  Moy  :  ^oiftcvin  :  ^Kab. 

Joannes,  c'cft  vn  loannçs*  He  is  a  Pedant ,  or  poore 

Schoolemaifter. 
loannitiqucs.  An  Order  ofMon1(sthat  weire  red bs^ 
bits^  and  the  repefentatiort  of  a  Chalice  on  their 

breafts.,^ 

lobelin  :  m.  A/otyguUy  douUy  ajpty  cjifes  j  alfo^  as 

bdin-  7 

locondale.  AVatter-y  apeece^monty  worth  about 

3s.ftcrL  •    '^ 

locqucr.  To  ^opyOrfiand^iU^as  a^borfe  y  or  cart^  in  the 

loddkliASea-coot. 

lo^uâï.Thurfday  ;  Loolie  Icudy. 

IofFu:m.uë:  f.  CbuffiCy/àt-cbee^edy/weUed  or  pftftvp 

vitbe,fkce*  -    * 

loiaulicr,  S^f^f  lovaulicr* 

loignant.  (Partie.;  loyningyCoupkng^  yoaï^ini^putting 
together. 

loi^nant.  (Adrerb.)  Ifierevnt9,bardiy/l9fiâdiê/- 
^mi^bntttotuhin^Jbtrderingvptn.  -■/ 

loln(^  :m.  A  Myntjieytùitgiehfur€\fitme,l 
loinâ  :  m,dtC'.tUjntd ;  coupled ^ytaiftd^ét^Jfut^ 
toiicbedyor  cbfid  together  j  \nit,  ajptciatèdyor  combi- 
^imth\4i^0jrâu%btj^tchtvf^itertal^ent, 
Ioin(^que.(^  Ciinimâi§»)fiinberpure,addemoriOMtr, 

loinctc  :  £  at  loince;'  i  =  ^  ^-"  *  > 
iH  •   * :f.  A'njMt^tbei9die,a ^itot in tfees -, a/fi^ 

tbtr, 

lolndrc.  To  kputfn^te^pgiieill^i^lofi^ucbi  #0- 
*^'»  or  combku  tt^etberitofit  neere,  or  bring  htrd, 
^to  ;  alfi^io  ruthM  oMettâlft  j  alfi,  to  hwlje^âf' 
P^»*rcope^tnemtn/^JUtiether: 

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lo\€tt'm:m,Ayoimifier,oryotmtgallant. 

Ipli:  mÀc^C'XJolUeyf/pf^ftm^fine.gàtUnt^eatjbattd' 

fometfiatyVftUjkfliionedy  minion^  comft,poùtei  al/o 

tiiulte/tterr$eybiixome,ioeond.    '._ 

lolicc  :  f .  A  l(md  offoftytmd  tender  [lone  wbicb  infrottie 
weatberfaMsvHtoditft. 

lolicmcnL  Jogify^i^ly,trimfyifinefy,  géUantlj  j  neat- 
fy,Jèatljimerrify,buxomely, 

îohcr.  as  GcoVict',  A  Goaler, 

lollet: m. ctic:f.Nan,fiae,tricliey  fèat,  ^ructfnicey 

f  pnttie^mdbtmd^m, 

lolictc  :f.  JoUitiet  iâllinefeigaîntfeytrimnej[e,fine~ 

fffpig'llMtnePi  neatnepj  bandfomenej/e,  pretti- 
>  ^fjJtiComelineJje't  lmetinejpe,iocondHeJJeimirtkybux' 

omnefft.  % 

loIlvcté.^IoUcté.  ^i   ♦ 

lômbarbc  :  f.  HoufeUeke^s^Hffeenei  Loo\e  loubarbc 
xonc'.tù.  Arujbjtrbulrufi).  • 

lonc  agu.  Our  common  bMrdrufby  or/harpe  rufl). 

lonc  à  caba?.  Tbe  poU-ruJh,  mat-rujh ,  JraHe-rupj; 

Îannier-mfiy  buU-rufh,  greatrvater  rufl}. 
one  marin.  Tbe/ea-rufl},orfea-ruJhirafe. 
lonc  marilc,  ou  de  mârez.  The  marifl)  ruJh,/mootb 
rufl),  candie  rujh. 

lonc  odorant.  Tbeflveet  tuflty  Camellt  meatyCameUs 
bay,Squin*nt. 

lonc  a  racines  odoriférantes.  Cyprefle ,  Englijh  or 
bpaniflj  Galfngale.  «^ 

loncadc  :  f.  >A  certaine  ^oone-meat  made  ofcreamcy 
Rofi-vMteriand  Sugar. 

Jonché  :  m.ée  :  f.  Strewed  witbytvrougbt  of,  rufljn  j  co- 
ueredyOrflfteadoueryOtmtbrufljes-y  al fOyguUcdy  cog- 
ged witbydeceiuedyieafled^tcyedwiîb. 

Jonchée:  f.  A  bundle ofrufhes j  al/Oy  a  greene  ban^e  to  j 
fit  on^  vfây  to  goe  in,  flrerved  rritb  flowers ,  hear  be  s, 

--pap^r greene  rujhes  y  alfOythe  rujhes/o  f)rewed\  al- 
fbya  greene  ébeefe^orfi-epjcbeefê  made  ofmilke  that  s 
curdtedmtbout  arty  fumet  y  andferued  in  a  jràile  of 
greene  rufltes'yolfby  abandfitlioffinalllvortepric\es 
vfberewithmaidensvjetoplay. 

Jonchement.  Aftrewmgwitby  w  mlimg  of  y  ru(hcs-y 
alfo^  guU'mg^eceimngJbegmUng, 

Joncher.  Ttflrew  j  tof^eady  or  couer  (as)  witb  rujhes  ; 
toworl(eyOr malfOy  o/ri^es-y  alfo,  toguU-y  cogy  or  fiifl 
with  i  lie  vntû,  deceiueygiue  gûdgeonsy  beare  in  band 
with  vntruthes  ;  alfoyto  daBie,  ieaftyortoy  with. 

lonchçur  :  »!  Aflrewer  (as)  with  rufhes  \  a  worker  y  or 
fUiter  of  things  with  rujhes  j  alfh^  ^^^yCoigeryfliifler, 
deceiueri^or^difTembUr^impBfiery  abufer  0/  people 
witbfldfitâles^Jhewes. 
'  lonchuimjatitKuflrie,fitU^rttJhes, 

loi^i^^nc, -'■■•*»  ■-•■■■••■-    ,-■■-■•••' .w ;■>...■..  .-i    - 

longlict,ToiuggU'yâlfOttoflay  the  Poet. 
loni^leriejl  :  £  Juglifig  trtel^s^  fèiUstflegterdcmatne'y 

âbojildPoeticâUittuentions,-^ 
Jongleur  :  m.  A  fng^  :  ffPic  d/i^  KisfseTyOr  Poet. 
Jonne.  Toung-,  lM(e  leune/^»  old  word.)    . 
Jpquetter. T§ kâCbtr  sor^o  fnkyât adogdotb abiich, 

lùttoiteiiAhorit'pbtmme,'-'     ' 
l6Grûj:i:,m,TbefirMbIafmin,lefotnbt,Iep. 

JotxAhtfpoiiiifiirpriek^.'^Kob. 
lotte  if.  (The  bMbe')iietyorSeets.     ; 

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loiiarrc  :  pn.  ^n  old  rimit^  baliade-ma^er  ;  #r  «r^^f r 

0/  Entnludes  fit  chUértn^d  camirey  ^ll^t  to  a£l. 
Iciiart  mu^  WtndgaU  in  tbt  leg  of  a  horfe. 
loubarbc  ;  {.Houftbtlfo^ingfttne^^ttntytuUocks 

eye  J  Inpitcts  beard. 
louh:u[hc2xhoïécTtaHouJleeke. 
loubarbc  fcmclfc.  a^  loubatbc  à  petites  foeilles, 
loubarbc  à  petites  fueiJics.  Tbefimale/maU  Sen- 
gfeene{mtb  the  paU'twbite  florotr)  caUedwiUPricIf^ 
madame. great  Stone^crof^andtVoYme-gYajfe/' 
loubarbc  marine.  Stâ  Houfieek^Seâ  Aygretn^arb 

Aloes, 

IcubarBc  wzdcTrkkmadame^of  Sengrnne  tbe  lef 

ferymtb  the  yeliowfUnier, 

loubarbc  fauvage.  CMoufe-^raffe ^  wUPrklim'' 

dame^ 

loubarbc  des  vignes.  Orpine  ^Ijbleng^me  Ion  g. 

Grande  loubarl^.Grr^/  Sengreefi^great  Hoitjleelc^ 

lupiters  beard. 

Petite  loubarbc.  The  male  Vrickmadamey  or  Sen^ 

greene  the  leffc/^  alfo^  Mou fet aile ^  VrkktU  Stone- 

borey  little  Stonecrop^  Wall-pei^ptry  Countrey- pepper ^ 

lacke  ojtbe  2utterie. 
Iouc:m.  ^.'luc;  Ahennc-roofl. 
louchcr^^tilonchcrj  Tocog^to  fbifly&ç^y  alfo^as  lu- 

c\itx\  toroojiyorfcarcb\r0hence\ 

Qui  avec  u »al  plaifant  fe  couche, four ent  fur  luy  le 

ventfc  ioUchc  :  Prov. 
loudarde  f  f.  ^Sea^coot.  \: 

loue  :  f .  Thé  cbeel^e^the  iowle.  0 

BaiKcr  par  les  iouës  de.  L^^^Bailler.     !lf     ; 

Il  luy  en  bailla  parmy  les  ioucs.  He  gauehima 

found  box  on  th*eare. 

S'en  batf  e  les  loues.  To  repent  throughly^  or  afflid 

himfelfèéxtreamelyfir.   '' 

Il  s'en  eft  doiuic  par  les  ioucs.  He pulkd^r /katcb-^ 

edit  violent fyvnto him. 

Mai  iouc  c^ui  fieri  la  ibuc:  Prov.  He  ieafts  but  iU 

thathurtihimvphomhtieaflsmth.  ^ 
loué:  n\.éc:f.Tlayed\gàmedy^ortedy dallied. 

On  s'eft  iouc  de  Ton  cuir.  H  et  both  beene  found ly 

rohipped. 
louée  :  f.  Tbe  whole  cboef^e  extending  from  the  eye- 

brow  to  the  chinne  i  atfi/t  box^  cuffe^  whirrit^  buffH 

onthecbeelfê^eare.  y 

louciencur  :  m. -^j/ww^er .^r^/fco' :  ^Breton. 

louëlîc  :  f.  i^J'^tf  i^f . 
loucUcs.  /ircbedyoryoalfed  vines  i  vines  fovnder^ 
propped  y  on  faflncned  that  one  may  goe  vnder  tbe 

middle  of  them.  -^         ^,  . 

louer.  To  play^  g^miy^orti  dallie^  ieaft  j  recreâte,  or 
foUc'e  b'tmfèlfiy  pajje  amay  the  time  j  alfoy  to éélytepre- 
fentifif  counter fiit  (m  a  Comedm)  tbe  gefinres  #/«*- 

loucr  à  r  amour.tfiff  to  botdvp  his  fingersy  anJ  ano- 
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extrem'ftie agah^,  ■■■i-l^.^i^^-'-    s^v.;^,...; 
louer  àboulc  veuS.  I«#ff  Boule  î-.^,    ,-. .  -  - 
louer  i  boutehors.  T*  tbrufi  out  tbi  barht  ;  (Mg*tfi€ 
inffm  vfe  among  CtwtierifindCtmfetltm).    .    - 
louer  <lcs  cottfteavxTtf/f  ^  ilfo^ê  eat  hfti^  U- 

a  table. 


fitne  bimfilfi  apace,at 

louer  des  cyinbaleç.  ^,  œancquiiu^tf 


louer  d' efpce.  To  finceypr  play  at  fine  e. 
En  louer  de  l' clpce  à  deux  rraiins.  7o  doe  what  he 
lift  wnhall  5  alfo^  to  Uue  Lu  hands  fi. U  of-^  cr  to  mplcy 
botbhandïin.  ^        r  J 

louer  le  gros  iciiToptay  great  game ^o  be  at  thefii. 
refli  10  tb^^  away  all  atacaftyto  venture  a  rvbole  rtli 
^atonce.  ,  /  ' 

louer  fes  \t\x%.To  doe  hi^fiatSyOr play  his pran^es]  a!- 

foyioplay  real^eSyOr  l^eepeia  terrible  code. 

louer  Ton  jeu.  11  ne  ioùc  pas  aujourd^huj^  Ton  jeu. 

Heiécleaneoutofplay.    .         ^ 

louez,  voflre  jeu.  Tlay  an  aime  caft  (at  bowlesX 

louer  de  la  navette.  To  play  fhfi  and  looft^^w 

wcnch  to  entera  man  into  her  Tables. 

louer  des  Orgues,  autant  que  paillarder, 

louer  au  rabat.  Tv  rrûl^e  an  abatement. 

louer  du  rebec.  Siubbornely  to  rrjiftywithftand-^  or 
contra  d/âl. 

louer  à  la  ronfle.  Tofnorc  ;  See  Rorfle.    i^ . 
louer  fon  rooUc^ou  xovlt.Toplay  bu  part  throughly 
to  lay  about  him  lufiily. 

louer  le  roulc^ou  rouletde.To  a£îyOY  counterfeit  the 
gefturesof.  '  - 

louer  au  Roy  defpouillc.  T^  leapeouer  "where  the 

bed  fie  is  lowejt  j  to  pull  a  fleece  fiom  a  declim^pte  ; 

tohelpe  bimfirward  that  s  r  ea  die  to' fill. 

louer  du  ferreaopiere.  Tp  leacher  ;'^Rab. 
^  louer  vne  trouflc.  iTo  giue  a  gudj^eon  ^  orytoftrnu 

fliCyOr  (lipperie  tricl{e.  > 

louer  de  la  vcze.  Ta  play  on.  the  bagpipe  j  alfo-^  to 

fiVi^e.  ' 

Il  iouc  de  inoy  â  la  pelotte.Hf  handles  me  at  his  own 

pleafure  j  he  toffesjor  vfes  me  he  cares  not  how. 

Se  ioucr  a.  To  mockeyderideyfiumpèy  ièafiwith.  : 

Jl  veut  fe  ioucr  a  ellcH^  would  be  doing  withhtrjbe 

would  faine  baue  a  flirt  at  her. 

Ne  ce  iouè  pas  à  luy  ;  ne  t'y  ioue  pas.  (Said^by  way 

ofadmonitionyvnto  one  that  intends  to  quatre Umih a 

man  of  greater  flrengtby  or  meanes  then  hinifelfé)  med- 

dlenotwubhim. 

U  nc  fe  faut  pas  ioucr  au  boeuf  :  Pro.  An  Oxe  is  not 

to  be  dallied  with. 

Mai  iouc  quifiert  la  jouc  :  Prov.  He  that  wiUieaji 

muft  doe  it  gently. 
loucrefle  :  f.  4  woman-gamefter^playery  Qorttr^ 
louct  A  fhittlecêc{e. 

loucts.  Tcyes  j  little  ^orts,  dpi(h plaies,  prcttie  cr 

cbildifhpdftimes.  • 

louetc  :  (•fir  leuncflc  j  (an  old  word.) 

loueur:  m.  A  player ygamefter  j  dallieryfiorter. 

loueur  d*  dpcc  J  Fencer. 

loueur  de  farces.  ACmedianyStage-pl^n^orcom- 

mon  Player.  '' 

loueur  dcMoralitcz.  Jn  EnteflM(lc-pla}er',alfe,ii 

■hHffome'yWprofi'jptd  leafier,    . 
loueur  dvaflepafle. -/if  Jw&r..  ,\      ,  . 

Iln'eftieuVàiouëurt:  Prov.  There  u ne playH 

.    mthamtbatcamiotfiajf»^^^.  •         •  a 

Ioufflu:a.uc:f.  cbuffie,  fitcbetked,rw»lne,erfi'Jf 

vpintbefice,  -wj^,. 

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I  ^ujlcur  as  ioogl^ur.  --^^  '■\ 

I  )ui:  m.ie.f.  En*ùfeJ,vfid,pê{fe(fedyhad.   ~     ' 

lovial  :  m.  aie  ••  f.  Joiéiall^fangme^  borne  vniiif  tht 
Vlinetjiépiîef.     ^  • 

lovicn  ;  in./<  fouiaUft-^  one  tbais  naturaUj/ind^y  CQm- 
plexto^,p!e/ifaniyOrfanguine.       ^,^-^'  - 

louigicur.  Sr^^e  longîcur. 

loiiir.  To  eniof  ;  pojfeffe  Jhold^  occupie^  vfè  ;  ta  tal^i  the 
profit  yYeceiue  the  fruit ,  baue  the  fruition  of. 

IoUiSsaiicc:f.  ^n  enioyingi  pifj^ejfmg^ccupying.hoU 
ding  ;  fruition ,  whole  frmte^  fÙ  vfe^  àbfoUite  po^jif 
ftùntif[  .  h  ' 

lounchef.^  lonchcr ;  (anoldxpord.) 

Jour  :  in,  Adây  ;  âlfo/ight^or  daj^ltgbt\  alfo^thefnadtn»^ 
ot  lujler  that  s  giuen  vnto  a  piàure  by  a  sl(tlfui  worl^e- 
mjn\airoja  CourtyôT  pleadmgplacei 
lour  irtificiel.  Th^artificiaUy  or  trade fmam  day  j  con- 
u^uesf^omtherifiigjôthefetting^aftbiSmMC. 
low:sdccclîmon.  A  vacation^,     .^i  . 
lour  civil.  The  ciuile  day\  continues  (as  lour  naturel^ 
24  ^wures^hut  differs  in  the  beginnings  by  the  different 
vfcjOf  confinutions  offcueralL  naiiêns  ;  i»heteoffome 
(as  the  Cha  Ideans^and  Perjkns)bigin  it  from  Sunne-ih 
fing  ;  other i(as  the  fewes^Atbenians^  auntient  Agyp^^ 
,  tijns.andmoderrie  Italian})  from  Sunne-fet  ;  oiherslas 

^  thYmbriam)  from  nobne  ;  and  others  (as  tb^ auntient 
Rommes^andat  this  day  ^thé  French  ^Spaniards  ^  Cer^ 
manesyand  the  mo(l  part  ofthepes^U  of  our  wsrld) 
from  midaighl.        • 

lour  dchChandtkixT.  Candlemas  day. 
lour  cçizlTh'Equinoôliall^or  Equatar*^  the  day  that  U 
as  long  as  the  night. 

loilr  d'  vnc  fcncftrc.Tfef  6*/f  ,^r  whole  compaffi  of  a 
wmdatVyVphereby  the  lij^  comes  in.    \  ;    ;, 
lour  delay.  A  Hall  day  yCourt  daji^Lawday. 
lomdc  morts  ^U' foules  day.   *^^       v 
huvnataxclThenaturalldayi  cmfifts  ofu^  bottres. 
louïdcpzia^tïdu.SbroHe'tewfaay. 
lour  dc  l^alais.  as  lour  dc  loy. 
lour  des  Roys  •  Tb'Epiphante  ,êr  Twelfth  day  m 
Chiflmas.  ^        \ 

lourde  la  Saindecroixl  Crouchmeffe iof.    .  \ 
Ibur  du  Sainâ  Saaemenc.  Cmrpià  Cbrifii  day. 
lour  fervanc  JUtfiiff  Servant . 
lonx  d\xio\\c.  A  day  of  pleadings  Couft  day. 
I N  Les  trois  iours  de  tencbrcs^Tlbr  three  dayes  ne:a  be- 
frfeSafler.     .     V . .    è--  ,.     •*       • 
lour  haut^ou  haut  ioun  High  adâyes^at  broad  day- 
Hht^fkrreontbeday. 

lour  de  mzyicNeuerjnotfo  tongas  lEm.   V    '  ^ 
Les  bons  iours.  The  boly-daies  efchriftmas^^ofdny 
other i^ad time. \  ^  ;^> -,    >. 

Les  Grands  iours.  An  extraordinary  Seffions^càUed 
b\  ver  tue  of  the  I{jngs  Commijjîon ,  or  Ut  ta  s  Patents 
^^^eUed  vnto  certaine  Issdgis  of  the  ?af6amont{with' 
in  the  precin&s  whereof  it  is  to  be  held)  and  off  osmini 
*}^m,wbatpU(etkoyf^  Wy  how  Umg  thojfhallfit 
J^;  wbatcanfes  theyfiatt  de  ale  m^i  homjm  they 
froUpifoceed  m  them  :  The  Vteres  offfomo  hstssi  el- 
fo  theh  Grands  iours,  which  thoy  hold  once^  twice 
^)^^re,  fir  the  executims^thik  hifjsifl  litrtpMmà , 
and  fit  the  hearmt  of  Apfodlosfrom  tbtp  emm  mk- 
rtonramm.       -     '  \    '    '-v  ^Ufiy^.ViU- , 

^^^t.TraM((mmu\mfbmstdiJêtm^&t^  mtit 
^Iftethrnuibithaàmmplmtî. 

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Au  demy  lour.  Halfifiadawedy  balfe  appearwg. 
Dcicmr.lntbedaytime. 

Pour  à  tpus  les  iours.  For  the  worl(ie  dafes,  or  to  be 
vfed  enerieday.  > 

Bacchus  t<Unt  forii  pK  U  iour  dc  lupitcr  ;  viz  : 

Out  ofthejlil  he  made  smJju  thigh  fi^r  Bacchus  to  lie 

in.   -  J    .  ,.y^.-.y;\  •    —  .... 

Bailleur  de  beaux  iours.  ^  cogging ,  glo:;ing,  or 

fawning  companion  j  one  that  vfes  many  fair  e  {but  ef^ 

fraugejwords.  '  •  -  ' 

Bailleur  de  bons  iours.  The  fame  ^  or^an  ordmarie 

Jireet'falsiter. 

Donner  iour  a.  Togracejbeahtipe^  gtue  light ^  orluf 

tervnto. 

Donner  iour  d  fa  defpencc.  Tolabourtogethisex^ 
pences  a  reputation^or^o  to  manage  tbtm  as  the  world 
may  tal^e  moft  notice  of  thefp.  •      ^  ;  "^ 

Faire  iour.'Diirj^  to  brea^e^or  to  appear e*j{hencejCoir\- 
pere  ie  dors,il  nc  fait  pas  encore  iour.  1  am  not  for 
you  good  nifghboi$r\)  alfo^to  maJ(e  a  bole^  or  open  dpaf 
f^fyf^T  light  to  come  in  at. 
Faire  iour  il  To  mal(^e  way^  or  open  a  paJfa^Cyfir  a- 

nother.  :  .      ^ 

■ ^»  '    "       '  '   '    '  ■  ■ 

Faire  iour  en.  To  open,  ^opa(Jeyor pierce  through  and 
through. 

Pierres  qui  nc  portent  point  dc  iour.  Stones  that  be 
not  tranjparent.      ■*  ^  r  :-' 

Trouver fon  ipur.  To  die.  ';::■"._ 

Vn  iour  iugede  Tautrc  ^  &  le  dernier  iugc  dc  toys: 
Prov.  One  day  (motherland  the  laji  à U fudges. 
A  bon  iour  bonne  eftrcinc  :  Prov.  Lùpt{e  Eftrcinc. 
A  bon  iour  bon  oeuvre  :  Prov,  The  better  day  the 
better  deed  ;  Lool^e  Oeuvre.  /         >« 

Ce  qui  fc  Eûâ  de  fiuiâ  paroit  deiôur:Prov.  The 
worlfcs  ofdarlieneffe  are  at  lennh  àifcoiietedi 
la  nc  chante  le  côq  fi  vicndralc  iour:  ?  toy. Though 
the  coîke  neuer  crow  day  willappearé.  : 
11  n'eft  fi  grand  iour  que  ne  vienne  vefpre  :  Prov. 
T^f  longejl  day  will  haue  a  dawning. 
Un'cft  qu'  vhc  mauvaift  heure  au  îourtProv^Tfefrt? 
is  but  onf  tU  (or  vnlûcl(ie)houre  in  tèe  day.       - 
U  fuffit  au  iour  de  fa  mifer e  :  Prov.  Ont  miferie  isy- 
nough  at  once^    ^ 

Le  coeur  fait  T  beuvrCj  non  pas  }es  grands  iours  : 
Prov.  «j  i»  Oeuvre. 

Lbfigucs  paroles  font  les  iours  courts  :  Prov.I^n^ 
wsfrds  mal(e  fhort  dayes  i  a  long  difcomfe  maints  time 
toflèaUaway.  '  \     *     -^ 

'  Nulfoirfàns lotir:  Prov.  Uol^e Soïr.      ;     *   . 

On  revientfage  des  iours  :Provi  In  time  fioles  gét 
experknci.    ^^        . 

Nous  achetons  tout  fors  le  iour^  &la  huiâ  :  Prov. 

AU  things  are  vendible  faue  day  and  night. 

Quoy  que  fol  tarde  Jour  nc  tarde  :  Prov.  Time 

.  ifiayetbnêt  onfiols^^or^  tboughtbe  fiole  frayât  imejtaies 
not.  ■    ,   '  ^  A. 

louri)  j^  :  akf/no  loatnoui^lfo/u  Livre^u  Pâpi^  Jour- 
nal.-" ^■''  '        .   •.    ■  ^'  ■ 

loiimal  :  «.  aie  :  £  lonmâB  j  daifyi  done  m j  or  belongs 
mgto^heday.  f  V 

Livrc,ou papier  loumaL  ^ Ioumall,7)tari€^  daj^ 
hoûl(ejgfmir\opt  ofdsUte  acanrencesd  rxf ^  «  ^  -  c 

loumalier  :  m.  A  lonrmy-man  ;  one  that  workes  hy  tho 
déiiv^itÀiréaiiÊepoifinonshearbe^wbkh^eingea^ 
ton  of:  kittt  within  a  day.     .-    -  ^v;v.wv  ,, 

loumalicr  ••  in.efe  .*  i  DaUie/inotiMâni  orsHnâno^con. 
tàtsssâêi  nlfb^  vnccrUmH  t^  d*J,  mwfy^  to  mor^ 

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!rrchrirux  :  mx'ufc  ;  £  IneUzreu&jmthDui  religion. 
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liTu  ^.ijc:  t  ifucd-,  flown,  fpruni^  inHcucdfrm  ; 

çomesùfen^brùd^^^d^ 
Ifluc  :  £  Tt>e2fHe,c?id^fuccefe,€Ufnt,prpr^^ 
.     xm  •  Ai^t^3  ^^^  ^^^>  ^  £ii/îi>wr  />A/f i  for  mAicba^ife 
ixpotîed.      •       .  ^ 

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beAfl.^'^ 

Droiiil'd'  iffuc.  Tbefame;  dfo^thefne  ihnu  _ 

tê  a  Umdlûi  à  vpmibefAlejfr  ahcr^wn  vH^nAnîi 
•  €%ait:^  êraéin-j 

Ventes  &  îfluès.  ijhesi  ofy  p 

ffiund  thaïs  ta^en  &r  lanti  fold  by  a  tenant. 
Iflau.^- Td^5*r/;ï<r»f:l[Po]àtrAin.  j?*;^. 

Ift  e-iBifte.  ParWcn  ifte-miftc.    To  pal^  mcely^ 

Jprkcefy^quaintlLfracalhi  îtijimpcr^Dr afxGl  it^  m 

Ipetfih.  / 

Iftbnpc:iH.  An  l!lmm)^â  ncc\c^  m  narrem  pette  o[ 

lawâ between  two  Seas-^  dfpjtbt  brèdgt^  muidk/paxi 

ifthertofi. 

Hf  Tomené.  a^  Efbbmcnc  i^HKA. 

Italiànizrr.  Te  itaUanh^  it  ;  to^eai^e  Italïm^play  tbi 

lubaïkd'^^  ii^^^  Italian^ ' 

Italicnnîier.  T^yiwf-  V;.      7      ^ 

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on  ifrn  erBcrooère  de^lfpcns^  nonobftant  cppo- 

fîtian^u  appellation,  poor  ïToir  cftc^  taxez  en  la 

prcfcncc  4c U  partie  condamnéc<roimne^a^  en 

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lubc  :  C  Tbe(tbkkt}mme  tfilmft,&€. 

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lubc  :  in.ée  :  i  nic^^Muri^  «.  bmfij^x. 
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■'  .pédMeJli. 
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Hcibc  ludaïque.  Jcwa  beâibe,  Tetfbit,  GlidC' 
TPtrt.  ■  '  1         ..',■■  al'  .  { [' 

Pierre  ludaliqucu  A  Jme  vphitt  fUBe  fifiimeé  likt 
MAcêrne,&  compajjeil  mib  màiiy  Una  m  eqàaU  éf- 
■  tanctafitMder.   '■'        '       '  U 

ludaïfêr.  T»  Judaife  it^lay  tbe  Jew.,  îmtfter  tbt 

nertféeltmes,  i 
ludas  :  m.  ludds.  *    • 

Aurcillc  de  ludas.  (tib^  CMuJbomc  catUi)  û  Icwa 

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I      Bran  de  Ii^as.  Ftecfiks,  m  frtc\ltd  fmfks  iulht 

face. .  '^  ■'■  '  '/•■■'■ 

ludicaturc:  £  luJicature  jluftjciy  iuJgementj  béncci 

OSkccdçl\id\csLX\xrc*AludgespUçe.  ■  - 

ludiciaire  :  corn,  ludgmg ,  'mprriom  ;  belen^tng  tp  â 

Cêurt.  ,J  .  . 

Appellation  iiiciicîaîr6  celle  qu'on  intericpedes 
fcntenccsyàppomtemens^  &  aâcs  qui  fc  <x>^ent, 
les  cho&s  câans  condptâes  en  lugcmcnt^  fi^  fc  £ût 
tant  dé  vive  voix^que  par  cfcripc 
Faveur  iudiciaire*  7i^ /Swmt  dêntbj  aWlIte  vnto 

afuitêr.  ' 

Intcreft  iudiciairc  Lo0i(;f  Intereft. 

ludkicl  :  m.cllc  :  £  iudkuU.  ^ 
IudidcUaiicnt.JWiriif /^^  McconËng  to  tbe  hcàjaj  im 
^cma;JeêfUv^  (      v 

iudicicitfcmcnt  luâUiaufljyWfefy^  vndtrjUnimgtj. 
ludicieux  :  m.  euTc  ?  iJudkïtmjipifejKmck  imdtrfiuh 
ding^m  ofpreâtvnderfiandingm    -  ;  V       f  ^ 

IiFe  anhridqae.  P^i!rf  Ojp''^>  bcârtelve,  gromd^ 
FiMeJEariet-me-mt^ 

lremal^y^t.rktfamialf9jPett 
lucDe-LMteleiind  s 

Ju^  ti  financteXgrtecig  O^m  iwlw  fxmme^ 
cmurêB  àtfiQttis  txfencts^émi  iVâUêmus  rftbi  ^ 

jbi^lt  CoaMs&s  maf dwm&.  ây  ârConfiiL 

lu^c  deflôitff  pme.  71»  Im^  i^j  tifii^  ,  «*  ^T 

1^  CMvm  ^A  iH^km  Ganlaumifo  turmed  if- 

I  téofe  be  cêmÊÊMfy^  U  heat  csafis  vaéerfime 

'^■Wime  &etbk  grèmeemlke  bH^tjhefite  tbe 

geu. 

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îuges  ic  la  porte.  /«  5.  Irmis  bit  time  three  tfiht 
àUifiert  cf  Rtqutfls  were  fi  temrmed^beeaifethey 
fat  êU  tbe  dâj  kni  within  the  bars  of  tbe  Court  tau 
there  t»  receiiu  petitions  :^whitb  if  they  centaintin 
dinâTtefinfe,  they  di^âUhtd  prcferiily,  but  ifi^t] 
were  extrêtrJmirie/r  concerned  the  State ,  ibtj  a 

ÎuaiiUedtbêKjngmtheB,      \: 
ugc  i  Quoj'rem  whpmCor  àÀ  qucrn^»  l^hemja  dr. 
hetfpeâUs.     '    ^  I      •'■>  J    .A       •    ■.     •  f 

lUgc  vcber.  Lêi^e  Vèher. 
Il  en  aura  la  taux  du  lufîC.  He  wiÙ  be  feundly  y^d 
•f  threuiU,  fUgua  ,fih:  \         /T' 

Nos  luges  n'ont  Dieu  detant  les  yeux,  ny  fa 
Sainôs.  AneqiàuêCâUieafi^fbrt  inmanjCourtitf 
France ^  God  and  tbe  Saints  arepiâlured  t^  tbt  wh 
Mndcmtmmtfiiéfieuer  tbe  ludges  heads,  - 

Deibl  luge  breve  fencence:  Proy.  AfitUsUuliii 
{•ntefhçt, 
lu^e  :  t.  ^ftanUe^  branch, 

Il^é:  m.  éc  :  f.  ludged,  adindged ,  doomed,  fentçnctii, 
decreed  •ydetermined^rdered-y  awarded, 

lugancnt  :  m.  A  indgement^fentencey  domtjmtt  \ 

' detertttinatiêny  order ^  gwardy  the  finali  decifion  tfa 

cmtrônerjîe  j  alfi^  adiàce ,  conceit  ,  cpinm  ;  alfo, 

capocitUy  difcretim^  ynderfianding,  infigbt  im  mtt- 

Fiou  de  chien,  &  marc  d' argent  feront  tout  vn  au 
iour  de  iugancut:  Prov.  Ail  will  be  one  et  ihe  k- 
terday(fajwe^ 

lugeoUe  r£  4»  lugioline;  .; 

luger.  TV  wdge/UomeJèntence,  decree  •yàetmmt,  àj- 
.  àde^dery/award^enfkre-y  alfojio  deeme^hwlit^m- 
ime^onceiëe^efieemè'ydifctrneyapprebnd.  / 
Vn  iour  iuge  de  1"  autre,&  le  dernicrlugc  <3c  toiu: 
Pro.7l»tf  daf  of  tbe  la^jtbe  lafi  efaUydothjud^trfim 
CQTonatopus.  | 

lugerc:  m.  A  (Romane) fia  long  j  z^^fooilangtcndiio 
broad,   ■  '  f 

lugcric  :  f.  AConrtfrfèat^ln^ce'y  affty  theiurifSc- 

1    tionjibertiesyterritorieyorprecaiàsoféiteinie. 

lugioliD^:  £  Ttf  ludion  oftie pulfè^r  irii'ueffeintScùf  ^ 

I    mvun-yalfo^bepUaittbat  beares  it,  . 

luglanoé.  noix  iuglande*  AWaiUtut.      -         *  1 1 

Veines  iugulaires.  iMi^ê  Veine. 
lwi:m.Alew,  :  ■"  -:  '  :"•/.■,*:  :,.y^ '-•.>.■  • 

Iuï^:£^iow/7^--^/A:,,:#'^^^  : 

luïfverie  :  Vrht  lewrie-yor  tbe  part  of  a  towne  tbimm- 

habited  by  lewesiâ^ylewdetfme -y  tbercligion,orJcil 

eftbelewes,  .3?, «*';,:;.  ^ > v->^' /;;'„•  v:;.^..".:^^..  ■■- 

hmct:tn.(TheiÊautb)7iolie,     - 1  ié    '  ,  " 
luS^n^t.A^opmêâewtbHofeMaerntdSugii. 

luiubes  :  £  The  frntjn  plnmme  caUedJmbes.    ._  . 

Iuk:£  UfmoBworme  ibatr^fèmUet  tbe  many-kgf 

Sc6io9eDàr9i^Pêiimiatfo,o»Italian  copie  werjo 

MboMtemd.  ^'T.-l"W 

Mep'.nuAlntei^JÊUàkMérvdfmdenibn^^ 

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qucac.  A  Shipper  Gallie  *^  See  Mzv^ou  .  / 
l^m^K  coup  de  lUinciK  ne  fit  mu  â  cheval  :  Pj 
A  wêmâMS  blim  nere  bmîthe  wtanjbe  toued. 

luhc  A  ^^"^'*  ^  '^"^  A  leuher. 
lunjubicr  :  n>k  ^  /iriKfrf  treejrfUnt.  - 
YoXïonxQ^c.Belùnimitolimê :  Ocftre  lunoiiiquc. 

lui^i^f  Ofeftre. 
luoU  :  0t  i<  wbke^ênd  trâMJparent  fijb,  that  U  M  bligtt 

then  amans  fin  fer. 
Ivoire  :  m.  Ivêne^  Elephants  feih.      * 
Ivoirin  :  m.inc:  f.  (>rix^iw^ir,//i|:c  Jt/*rif,  ^ 

lupin^uc  :  coin.  H/^fc,  SêMcraigite^  Uuiatt^  litfita- 

lupiter  :  m*  ï*^  Gùdy  or  Planet  latter  i  alfo/snne  j  fi 
tearmed  bf  ^Ichjmifià.        .  • 

lupoii.  ^  Gipponj  ^)ipr/ Ctf^c^f. 

luppc  :  f.  Àfiepbeards  pèlt,  fratt^^ef  gaberdine  ifncb  a 
clifffe  long  uul(et  as  mr  Porters  v^eare  ouer  tbtéejtof 
their  garmeïït$\{baue)alf§/i  cajfocl^^Umi  cêâtjtoêfje 

lupper.  To  wbâot,Jbmt\  cru  êut  alowd  i  (am  old 

word.)  ■  .  ^-   /'^^v.:^   •      ■*   ..■  ' 

lurandc  :  £  Anoadj/lepofition^fiHâring.  ; 
luratoîtc  :  coBU  Swear 'mgyOtyto  be  Qvorni. 
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.  w  ùtbcr  Cities.  • 

lurayc.  ^  Yvrajrc.       #:  /  •    • 

luré:  ro^éc  :  f.  Smrne^/depofed,  tkat  batb  tafttn ass 

■   onth.  •■■■;•..■  ,.   •/       •.'■..      '  .  '  '    . 

hixtr^Svmne^lHaijlirsi^ 

cultie.  ,  '  ■  ■  /        •  .;.  p:\  /  V     . 

l2i]lc}UTét.frt>icbkleuied^dpaudwitbmtiafef^ 

ment  y  oranyexaminaiionoftbefubseâs  atnUtie. 

C'cft  mçftier  iiirc  ijn*cn  efipas  qui  veut  :  Prbv. 

luréc  :  i^lnrie-^  or  rather  a  certaine  compame  offkbm 
fiant'iall  perfinsfiêmmoned/mdJwornetogiMe  in  eui- 
dtnce  betmtené  partie  aàd partii.  _  ^  ^   ^  * 

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ij.d.  tn  thepomtdfèr  ait  mw  immambUs }  yot  mgbt 
anfoftbembe  quit  fir  m\JL  ùaA.ajtatre.  ^At  tté$  daj 
^beijmLmiiotber  Loris  of  imrifdiWon  r^eimj  in 
fomipusces^  the  lil[e ^  their  Mm^ie^i ^  arjree^ 

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luitmaiCMn.  Atnutb,ékf»jitiait,/»eéa 
!S  tfémèiA  ;  s  rêpp»g  Mtf  i^«s  Mfk 

Iwer  es  nuiu  ^auavy,  (the  M  fijhit»  êf fifes' 
OiureconiBem  Abbé;  dttnicr}  genôlboomej 

lUKUr  :Bk  Afméster^  mrétffèrimu  thâÈtâlfs  M 

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nabUjMébU,  vr  wbicb  may  be  put  in  fuit  :  alfe,  iufl, 
•raeriieJiuUciall» 

luridiqucmcnt.  luiic'uUy,vrdnly)uRly,kwfùllf^c. 
cordmgtêUw, 

ImCconCuhc:  ta.  A  Lai^fer, 

luriidiâion  :  f.  Jurifdiiiini  authorities  «tpmèr  to 
admtjujteriuftue^mifxecute  lawesi{E.n  dioiâ  la 
lurifaii^on  ne  iifi^e  que  la  nue  luftice  fans 
commandement:  fLoyfeau.)  •  -  „ 

liXri{dï^iouBcffSie.Tbeluriftiiâlio  a  Undlordbatb 
ouer  bis  Tenants  ;  «r  tbe friuiUtlge  be  batb  to  heare 
and  determine  tbe  fiâtes  cemmeneed  ngansfi  tbem, 
and  ait  other  comfli'mts,  or  cenirouerfies  tikcbmg  bis, 
*f  tbeit  tenures.    •        j      * 

BaiTcIurifdiaion.tMtfBaflcIuftice. 
luriiprudcncc;  f.  The  il(tUy  or  IpowUége  of  tomes-, 
'boytbefiUe^  form  of  tbe  Into, 

latine:  n\A  Lawyer  J  aljo^greât/îpearer, 
lUTon:  tn,^noatbt  " 

l\iSoyt:i.'DatneUyKây^uefgy,  . 

lus  :  m,  Inyce  ,  ligner,  fap,  «#i/l«r*  j  pottnge, 

brêâtb.  ■..-./''■■■ 

l\3S.hà\ci\>.'D4r»ne,ortotbegremi-iVfhencei    . 

V<\ieti\3S.To oiteytbrn».  .'  ; 

Même  ius  la  faye.  To  fut  «jf ,  or  lay  by,  bis 
cont,   ..  ■  ■'     ■  ■ ,-  ,'  r'.-. 

Lilcle  :  f.  Tbe  tittle  Seafijb  tearmed  a  Cacher eU, 

Biiîer:  m,Tbegtfeineofabird,  ^ 

lu(c\\XS.TiUyyntiUiynto, 
luiqucs  â  ie  ne  dis  mot  j  c'eA,^  iuiques  au  cul,oa 
aucon.  ■■  -^  '.' ■  \:     ._     ■  ■       f ,■':'"   ■ 

lufques  d.Toas  autres.  £tfnrjw«jw«r /ri!»». 

luiquiamc  :  m.Tbe  weed  Hogsbane^  Henbane» 
Iiii^uiame  blanc,  lybite  Henbane  ^  called  fo  of  it 
wb:te^i»er,0Mdfeed, 

l  lUÏquiimie  iauke.  ilV4f«v  Henbane,  Englifi)  To- 
bacco. .  \  .. 

luiquiame  noir.  Blaclie  Henbane -,  iiatb  great  and 
Jifi:^aulliesJbroad  and  dmnie  leaues^and  bett-flaeo' 
tri  yeBowifis  tn  tbe  tof,  and  bruwee  taward  tbe  bot- 
tome.-  '  :  ■^^'^■'\  ■[  ■  •  ■■ 

ïuision  :  £  A  eommamdemient,afpointmeiit,exfreffe  or- 
der fetdnme^xpreffe  charge  gsaeu» 
ladi  :  m.  <«rlus  ;  luice.  * 

lufte  :  corn,  lu^i  equally  indifereiU,  impartially  imor- 
rnft,  f'tg^fiiâ,  vprigbtyjmcere^  lamJuOyre^foaablei 
éiegrigbt^neMJaa^JeueU^  firaij^bt  JùU^^fi^  ^  e- 
nen  M  it  fisonld  ie»  *'-'•.'■'■■.■•.., 

Idiement  InfUy,  eqnaày,  indiffèrenetl,  impartîaltyy 
^igbf^',Jbv^jr,4su^aMi^Jr 

lufie^e:  tlufiaelfc^pneg'e^ueïïBeSefiMtime/ut 
meefme^oeipnpmimu  .■  v>|;;.i-; -y:^ • ,    ■ 

lufticé  :  f}.  2n0iee  ^  Laô,  ri^neffiyvj^t^^nefe, 
tn^ereweie ,  impartiaUtie  i  atfi,  a  paire. of  G  dl- 

temêi^flace(n  ù^nment)  ofexwàm  ;  alfi^trif- 
ébSkuiCfirmbkblooite  tbe  nextm^pnaUvford't) 

gÊfKtCmeHefUlftki^imr^diSiaL 

luftice  coBin—  Il  ive.  JEfaafei*  j»  exebange, 

hiAktcoaee^c,,FmaMmlike,piftilbmetttefof- 

■  Jènders,  '  ♦  • 

luftice  eaiiùn«3k.7batÈartofibekmvtbkb4eâls 

Uthtàattertefl^oÊddM^   . 
.  .lûftice^ftribiiciTe,  MqaaB  ëfinkatin;  dealmg^ 

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lul^ice  dc  fcrmcnc-  'Mall  êf$  céUêfe  by  an  oéUk  mi- 
niftred  vnio^ncof  the  fmrtm  (an  MHtiint  firme  pf 

*  AppcUct,  ou  ineccre  en  Ii^ce.  7>  fpt  tê  inf  wfe*> 

to fue^ot commence âfiat^égamfi* ,  -   ^^   <v*^ 

lufticc  :  LJêériféam  i  frnverto  iJmmifiiruAkiAih 
tberhie  to  execMte  Uweiy  or  to  keep  a  Court  fit  oubtr. 
Of  three  frUicipêlt  kmds.  High,  Miau  or  tmddliy& 
BafearUfp^i  (^hbougb  the  word  luftice  jbfdr»  and 
by  itfelfi  imports  enefy  the  kfl  j  ;  a^o^  tbepfimfiy  li- 
borti^Jtftirriiorie^  uéerei»éLofdmây  exefc^Mty 
oftb^^fmù,él/hjtbeCom<ffiubéUiid.  .4 
luftice  ccnfucHejOU  ceniiçrc.  ^HâSimo^JhitJpr 
CenfucI  rights  ;^,  power  tb  determine  ofcwtrmer- 
fies  tb4t  concerne  bis  Çcn$  :  (-^  iind  if  luftke  fonci- 
ère.) ^  ■  '.v-  ■  '  '  \  "  ■'v';;>Vir*-,::i^^I^'f'4^ 
lu/f  tceciomamale.  as  luflice  fonderCi  : .  *  ;  v  I 
lu/lice  pour  fcs  draiâ:s3  &  débites.  JurifiiiSm  v^ 
furped  by  diners  Lords(of'ampU  Ccn&acs^tamofmdm 
ny  vaJfaUs)fbr  the  righting  of  themfilues  iujbirccot 
uerie  of  duties  witbbeldfim  them.  J .  / 1  : 

V  liiRicchndctc.(Tbefelondbraneb  of  h  BajfTe  Ivf- 
cice)  Exercifed  by  tbe  Bas  Itiftidei  oner  bis^mffkUs^ 
oAd  Tenants  (at  leaft)for  tbe  prefirnationyaMdrf  Cane- 
rie  of  bis  SeiffteurUU  dntties\(  Diners  cnfiomes  (as 
tbop  ^' Mca^x,  Valois,  Xainâongc»  S.Paitl^i 
thç  prmat  ones  o/Paris)  haue  vtt{rly  feieoied^andfir- 
bidden  this  i(md  ofbafefurifdiâiion  *,  Others  (as  ibofe 
of \n]ou  J  Tourainc^  It  Mayne,  and  LoAvmotsJafn" 
^und  It  roith  the  firft  branch.)  /^'    ^>  ?  ^  H  / 

iiàfticemanuçile.  Quand  le  Seigneur»  pour  afoj): 
payement  des  arrcriigcs  de  fa  rente,  ou  chai^, 
prentdefimainnamps  fiir  T  heritage  en  la  pre- 
fence  du  Scrgçn(,aiiquel  il  les  délivre  pourlcai'  ^ 
cuccr»:rv..-.;:4i;;.„;  7.  .,^  .  "  ■  .■.r;-lkiy::UîiirMtl^ 
luilice  patibulaire  à  deux  piliers.  Betongt  rOÊé  a 

<rLord  Htgb  luûicer  i  Loolfe  PiLcn  ^î   }mi^^ 
lufticc  i  fang.  So!doctf)e  Cuflmes  i>/*  Anjou,  T^ou- 

l  r  aine^  and  le  Alayne,  learme  La  Moyenne  luuke; 
gi4iing  tbe  Urd  tbtieofjgowen  to  umff^  andexétnte 

\  tbeeHes^andmenJ^tUrsiondtotiMttaid 
tofetvpapahreofgnUowei.  -  /^^ 

luftkie  du  âng,  &  «ht  Xanom  Pâmer  to  té 
ùce  ofblat»es^md  bloiuLwipes(befiowed  im  bai 
and  oftbeeueries  which  be  not  cafltall^  ;  ca 

^  tbe  Lord  rf\z  Moyenne  luflîce^  i 
i%iPicMdiejandFianders. 

I  -V  ii^ce  vicxMntiere^ia^  Moye^we  ïufficei 
famaU  the  encornes  i^kGaîik^elgMue^ 
li^^LdHbttfielù^^^  Bafe^BTlm  Jm^jtiOm^ 
frmipaU  Ifinds  ;  vîzu*  ParJènoUi  9pléokt^d(^n9i 
^aUferfinaU 

fonderez  >SKiiéî|MiMK  lull 
f^isj^ÊOçéi^fkàsmêJanci^ 
é^an^h^ivmakÊi  .     1^^  :;  v. 

:\i^Maiismbsàici^im^^  ta 

nMammoM^m  làpHoëmiters 
(excipiMdt  tmtt^ïmoâmiÙÊàtfAttmo^  artèàfê^ 

nerammmi0'4îm^^d^^ 

, .,  ^  *^^»^***^«^^ 

tba  otÊO^  rltte^aute  Iiitnce^ir  ta  amirifi^  1^ 
1'  1il|MiiTiifliiiili\^ 

Aâ^dffiasite  îvéthm^^  ^9ftdamnatm^^^ 

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..  La  moyenne  luOice.  MeMt^lmddle  Juriféai 

m\  éutbtrhii  têdetetm'mtâUciiùltc»ntrikerJîti((x. 

.  «>/<  ibe  befère  êxejtfudin  la  haute  luAicc  j  ^^^ 

■  tofroefedàptnfifêmtl^fifiMU^aêrty  (Mink 
Majrcn  lufticiçr.)       ■■  ^  .  ^.f^.; 

^"ftiÇ«,'n«"^  f  «P-  5rà'#^  t^mfiojicfhfiice,  cr  of 

lulticiablé  :  corn,  lûJliciabU  j  i/w^/irr  lurifd'iGmjub* 
^kUvMo Juit^r lames  itbat k  u dit  kisfkitvnlu  ih] 
'  CMtrtifanotbet.  ■      ^  ./,.*„/     i 

luftidairc  :  com.  (y>r  btUnyng  tjutj^fiict.or  luut 

lufticicr  s  m.  ^  fufliceytr  Junket -,  a  QeitiUman  that 
.  .httb(iu  âbtfoft  euerii  GeHtUnua  of  meatus  in  France 

\  bath)  Higby  Meane^  or  Low  furiJdi(lio»y  mbin  a 
certaine  PrecmU^  9t  mtb'mbU  game  (or  another 
mans  )  Territories  :  All  lufticiers  (tbtugb  êtbitmft 
there  beoddesjmou^  intbeir^fiuUedges)mu^i^ttpt 
derlfii/mdSealesf»  Sentfiuet,  butnot  fir  Comuilt 
tftbo  bane  tut  Droiô  àç  Tabcllionn<é,  ou  Notariat 
wbkb  onelf  fèmefimbiii^  luïHcicrs  batte:)  Tbtj  may 
alfo  batte  to  tbe  number  ^fix  Sergeants,  aniGoaltn 

'•\  fif^l(eepmgof their  ffifons,     .*■<■' 
Lebasluttldcr;  ou,  le  Seigneur  bas  ïufticiei, 
One  tbat  batb  baft  Jit/ifdtGm(witbitia  certaine  ht- 
cm£l)oMer  bis  mme^or  another  tçanti  tenants  ;  tat^ss 

^notice of reaUtor fer fonaU ^Siims  not  exceeding ike 
value  0)  60  sj  or  rpberein  a  greater  amerciament,  cr 
fine  then  f  %.  6  à.1  our.  lies  not  :  witbtrejpajJHafiw 
Clames  (m  the  re  firmed  ones  of  Paris, and  McJeunj 
alto/»  hm to deale ,  fo  they  defe'rue not  a  greater fi);e 
tbeittbat',  buttbemûfireprainebimtopéj/cn.îlln:at. 
terst  and  tbofe  efpec'tally  that  concerne  bk  orvn  rights  ; 
(w'ttb  winch  oaelj  the  Bas  lufticias  of  old  time  ifid 
t»  nûédk  'y  howfoeueTy  their  ludges  not  certtjtnt  with- 
êU^béminfroee^eoftme  inçroacbedon  ckaftstred 
m  vilU^es  betrveene  partie  and  partie,  touching  /ci- 

■   /^'f »  bomtdariesy  deHuerU  of  po^efji 
hjltrii^k0iiibeafis^  and  other  fleigjbt 
rencÈÙtbat  recuire  a^edie,  and  iocjîll  decijion  \ 
fir  aUi  which  they  are  to  l(eepe  but  fiure  Courts  in  a 
yearer)  trinmaU  perfons  ta{en  in  the  manner  he 
tn^  apprehend  t  and  may  Iffepe  tbmin  hit  pt'fon 

^  c  filtre  Îm  tntentie  bouret  i  but  not  Ijtnger,  n»  can 

^    hefràeedfiirtlferaga}nfitbé0: 

yfifctim^Mi^tuA,  «rBien  Vacai^ 

'    m  Mf.libtrtie  bee  mé^-kdfe  j  s.  tf/d.'Toum.  but 

,â  tbtgtairt^jimyendthfUfi  Jiuk,  mmaay  lufiidcrs 

.,u»«fe^%-.  ^      'i  .  ■  ■  ^.  . 

Le  nautlulHdcri  «v^le  Sdgneur  bauclufiici- 
cr.  AVnd  of\Mouj0mm.\  rndgut^nede- 

-  i.  temfUs  aU  citûle  ,  aml^mmaU  eaufii\  exeef^, 

M  m:ia  JuuttcJpcel^^MKffivi  »**»»  ^}*- 

«r^mle  de  Mice ,  at  tbSt  timepledHber  (  Ton 

..  Jkàm^  LiMHftKliit, )  M»  M^M  ^^*^'i' 

anéMéraduMte  (fir a  lidee  tbauW^f^^fi" 

tme  WietdhiB  aftaiSt^m0^*)/Z 

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n»  ttber  imfdiéHort  then  hisi  to  ptefnuejby  aUptfpble 


imanesytbeftmledgis  thereof,  and  to  infi/me  him  of 
any  that  Jball  offer  to  incroac  h  vpOH  them:  He  Unies 
tobis0t9nevf€dlfines\  andconfifcatiom  (except  fin 
hifb  tresfin)allEfcheats(exceft  bâfiatdsy&firangers 
loads)  and  alt  Biens  Vacans  (except  fome  {ind  of 
wreck^s)  accruing  mthin  hUTrecinéls:  InSormn- 
die  be  cannot  l^eepe  malefiUlors  in  huprifon  abouei^, 
bottresiafter  whicb(ifbe  baue  not  the  whiieft  condem-, 
ned  tbem)be  0Mft  fend  them  vnto  the  next  Sufreame 
Urd'y  In  other  'fromncet  he  may  {eepe  them  longer  j 
and  euerU  where  punffh^  according  to  the  cuflomes  of 
the  countrey^allfirts  of  them  (euen  to  Sorcerers  filaf^ 
phemerSy&  idoiaters^)  Only  be  refers  ouer  to  the  lyings 
ô^erSyandçàms^aUfiub0icomrmtyOrhe  charged 
rpithybigb  treafon. 

Ic  Moyen  Iiifticicr.  The  lord  ofmearu^  or  middle 
Imifàitliùn  ;  talées  notice  of  all  citsUe  caufes  as  r^eUm 
the  Haut  luùicicr(exceptin  th^ ordering  ofthefepetà^ 
tion  of  goods  betweene  married  fillfesi  tbr  inter dtSlion 
ofvntWtfis  j  &  les  Décrets  ;  wherein  be  comes  as  far 
jhort  ofbim^  as  be  goes  beyond  the  Bas  Ijifticicr  en  Ic 
fccllc,  confcdion  d' inventaire,  etnancipation^da^ 
tion  de  tuteurs  &  curateurs^  wherewith  the  Bas  luf- 
ticier  u  not  to  deate  :  )  But  what  criminaU  caufes  bee 
mytâl{enoticeofis  not  agreed  on  by  the  eufiomes  of 
France  ;  fir  feme  of  them ,  as  tbofe  of  PariSjNiver- 
noiSyMdotberSjàffignehim  none  but  fuch  as  are  not 
finable  aboue  €o  %.  (tb'vtmofl  be  can  impofe  in  any 
caufe  ;  )  Others  giuehim  power  ouer  Batteries^  Bloud-  ' 
mpes^ndfieigbt  felonies  I  Others  ouer  Manflaugh^ 
ter$^  atfdcapitaUfèknies  :  BuH  other  s  {the  neereA  vn^ 
to  the  Common  Law  ef  France)  permît  him  toiuagemf 
of  endors  but  fuch  04  are  to  eft  ape  with  lifiy  &  Umme; 
And  t  her  fire  bis  ludge  needs  Inot  be  a  Graduate:  Nor 
batbbe  {as  the  Haut  lufticierj^  Procureur  fifcal 
{th0gh  he  baue  an  Officer  of  almoft  the  fame  nature^ 
tearmedVroctktcuraOf^cc)  becaufe  he  hath  no  â*- 
que,  bta  onely  an  allowance  of  60  s.  Tour,  out  ofeue- 
rie  Confifcation^fcbeat^or  Bien  vacan^  tbats  Icuied, 
9r lotten^mbisFrecind.    ;     ^  ^  ^^    / 

luiticier.  Tomdge^gouerhe^fwayjhaui  iurifdl 
«ff;  chafiife^covreajpunij^fexecifUjiiii^aH^ 
poijÊtmentsoflu^etm'^"'  '/^^(^--r^^^.^^'-^'^.^f^  ^'^v^vij-v 
lulticier  pour  fbn  fie£  c'eft^^rc  les  i^es«    4 

Iuftificatif:ro.iue:  f«  Ittfliftcatiui^ufi^ingyt^^ 
mlnngeuen^  iufl  wkh.  - ^^^  :a  :^  ? ^  .^  :l^ 

MiHcation  :  £  A  istflifiiatimyprg^hn^clee^ 
luftifier.  Tê  U^ufhimiè^  tUert,  extufi }  atfo,  u  mâlfe 


ifdt^tn 


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luvcignerie  :  f,Yuaiger(bip  i  m  ttnditm^jtÉU^  ti- 
-f*^»faymgérbrMlHr:^Wtcson»'    t 

Itivdmeuriet  ou.  IiitebnKiirerie*4»I«7eignerié. 
lvym\\cicom,r9iÊH»JtSUffiUi^iab6ê,aU&^ 


bëthbtfTtmrmet.) 
K2!iï.(Tbebe*rbe)6UJlprw9rL  Stlmott,  crab-grsfe, 

Karafac.  lU  btpyeUm  Amber  \  Mtéut  Àmber,  Bracelet 

Amber J^Um  Arabique) 
Karat.  4<  Carat. 
Kareiine.  «r  Carefi)a& 
Karobbe  ;  ou^Karoble;  A  Carobfetd\  alfb,the  men" 

tiefiurth  fart  of  a  grain  (we  oftbe  teaft  weithts  tbats 
^vfedbyGtldfmitbet.)  .        \ 

KebuIcTA*  bigge^  1^  oftbe  ikhrabéUnflummtjlmg, 

and  fèmewhat  lU(e  a  Peare ,  er  fmêllLeymon ,  Tn 

K!ebus.iMKcbuIc$.\     ' 

KedufudUrc  :  m.  The  land  Adder.  (Slot  Barbare.) 
Kcratoïdc.  Tunique  Keratoïde.  {at  Cornée  j  )  Tbe 
b&rnieTunicleoftbeeye^    .  \ 

Kermès.  Scarlet  berries^Scarlettrainesi  ibefeedpftbe 
Scarlet  Oalfe.         \      \  \ 

Kefùdure  ^Rab.  rWKcdufudurc.  \      il 

Kitrc. /w  Pois  liquide  i  V^rr^         •  '     \ 

Kyrielej  ou.  Kyrielles.  A  multitude tor  great  numben 

alfi^migbtiecoile^orneife,  \  •    \ 

Kylt  :  m.  A  mtmhrane-/tttU  il^ntyW  bladder  jofitbin  tbe 

bodîe^cmtaimng  fuperfluout  burners. 


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(vfbence)l^c\zyoyn  vous  pas?  See  you  not 
itfOrbtr?)         .  .    ■   [  .   \     '   - 
_l.^fiakclongac.ToÛue^bideyerfiéyJong,' 
Là.{An  ^duetbeofpUeeyrlmeitbitbery  yonder  Jn  that 
place  -yfalfOyofexborting^mcofiraging)  Li,  ou  lalà  î 
nownoiPygoetogtetO'foitber'eiagiûnetbere. 
Là  bas.  Beneatbjkeioip  Jl downcydowneivards, 
l'en  ùiislLi^^ftbâtmnd^  humor, 
_         z  vous  là.  Hifat  would joufay  ht  tbat  cafe? 
s  ne  pafieronc  iamais  par  Jà .  Tb^  will  neuer 
flfjibatpart^old  tbat  courfifyeeUvnto  tbofe  condi- 

Ls^ane  :  vaj^hdanumyiifiiyekmùejtrgn^arent^ 
fkeet'fiiellingGummefOr  liquor j^atbered^om  off  tbe 
UéUtes  ofdie  Uttlejhrub  càUeâ  Ciftus  Ledon;  aia^tbe 
/hétf»^  tbats  made  tbereef"<'    r  "  7*    -;• 

LabcchesiASêutb-w^wuuk^-     B^'"  ."^ > 
Labeur:  kh.  Ubowi  trmU,  tejk,  ftàùisiimke. 

exerçai  contenttoM^iHgpiceJndeMOuK'^^^^        1 
Labeurer.  Sometimes  v/Mfir  labourer }  Hobeàee  $     ] 

En  peu  d'heure  Dieu  labeore:  ProY.  Godworkes 
hkwiU'mtfinâUwbUe.      » i^-ïP^^-M'  'T    . 

Labié it^èf,        , , . "'  VV-.i "■»'.■•'  ->«'-•■■  ■'-■  '• 
L^er  tow  ere  :  £  Qf/ir  ièti^ngio^ Up,  T: 

MàotlsiAtxt.'rbelip'Veine -ySeekeyënc  '        j 
LabÉr  :  com.  Sâfperie,  vnpbk,pet»g,  fibieQ «g». 

Laborackm:  f.  A  lat*iinig/ml^lm'''^^'Hd'^ 
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Labourage  :  m.  ^  Laboor. 

Labouré:  «i.  ce  :  hi-abeund^^wpuibt^  tfaucUid^ioh 
led\  Jtriueny  contended^  indcuoiatdym*^  alfo^  tilled^ 
airedyp/oughedjbiisbanded.  * 

Labourer.  To  Ubour,  traueU^  j¥$fke ,  ttijU\ mitlty 
drndge^ialft  pâinsy  toftme^cêfUindj^ndtuêmrJ^t  dili- 

Labourer  la  terre.  To  till/ire^  Phugby  breake  vp^ 
husband  tbe  gronnd'^  Labourer  4  bled  la  (erre  y  to 

fbt9  ÎL 

Le  grand  boeuf  apprend  i  labourer  au  petit  :  Pro. 
The  great  Oxelearnes  the  tittle  one  to  worl^e^ 
Tout  ce  que  le  Clerc  laboure  folle  femme  dévore: 
Piov.  Allibât  the  Clifkt  can  fer  ape  his  trull  con- 
fumes:  ,_  .  ..^r-^     .     .    • 

L  abouret  :m.Skepbeard$  purfiySbepbeardspauchyToim 
Tfvort  y  C^feweed ,  Fklfepurfe  ,  poore-mans  Parnuh 

•    cetie.   #•     ■•    > .  "■        ■-':.. 

Laboureur  :  n\. Ulabourery  vfor\efytQylef\  aHindy 
ploughman  »  husbandman^  labouring  man^  al/èyos 
Courtilliere, 

Laboureur  de  nature.  i^Ww/^rrf,  .     ^ 

Piece  de  laboureur  falé.   U  peece  of  powdered 

^    beefi.  ^■ 

Labrufquc  :  m.Tbewild  (grape-bearirtgjvine. 

Labyrinthe  :ra.  Alabortnih^  ma^KSi  intricate  mat^ 

■  tit.    ■'    •  ,      ,  •  '     ■-  ^.^' 

Faire  le  tour  du  labyrinthe.  T(>itftô«r  fc^r^tfW  i^ 

neuera  whit  tbe  neercr^lfOytofhU  againeyafter  much 

adocyintothe  matter  be  firft  bandied. 
Labyrinthe:  m.ce:  {.Made  as  a  laborlntbyJPamed  like 

a  maxe  j  intricaied-^fiiU  of  vn^nowne  croolfejiy  creeks 

lurmfigi  bindings. 
Labyrinther.  Tomate  (o}'^aJ(e  like)  a  laborinthy  or 

ma%c  y  to  intricate-,  alfOy  to  wmdy  compajpSy  ùir  turne 

many  timet  in  and  out -^  to  be  fill  of  many  imknmwne 

crookeSyOf  creekfs. 

Labyrintheux:  rn^cuft  :  f.  Moft  intricately  fill  of tur^ 
ningSyCrookeSyWindingSm  ^m-        :  .  ;    - 

Lac:  m.AUI^eyagreatpooleyOrmeert*yalfiyagtnneyW 

{hare^oiinLzqs.    .k-  .    :  ««^ - 

L  ace  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Laced  3  bound ^or  tied  with  a  lace^y  atfOy 

fnarUdyOrinfnaring.  ,^v,  .  ,  >-  ^      É  .       .   . 
Lacemeiit:  nis^lacinii^a^o^in/haringi  orafetting 

offnaresfbr.    \       .,v|:V,  ,.  .  „  ,.  ^\\  ..■>-.   ?:v.^' 
Laccr.ra  lace  y  tobindjortievpwitiaUceya^/^ 

fnarei or  tofet  gjmesjnlharesfiri^^^^^^         , 

Laceration:  f  A  lacnatkn^tearing^reuii&ii^tR^^ 
brmg^mangling.  ^  .  r  ,  >-^v\    ^ 

Xaceré  m.  éc:i.Uciraudyiorne^feHty^i^^ 

,  membredypfecemealed.        ^  \-^:m^>^  V v^^  t^% 
Lacérer.  To  Ucerate^  rendypeuemeaU^  teme^  méiwgUy 

rdiflMmbetm  .5^,..  ■•^■^.•■i-.'  .:-..^y 

1  accron rui.  tht  $m-tUflU , Uares.tÛfitt , lUrts 

IM  \  usmedfê  bicaife  kfimembât  rtfem^kt^  7>rt. 

Lacertc  ÀjUJbUmiirckitiârmedfibeùiifiifbâtb(m 
Lacct:  m. The iétiofspttuut/i  jPppuMtUfê,  $r  U- 


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:  ;  com.  labourable ,  worl^able ,  ft  to  be  i  LaConifcr,  To  l'mflri£ltfjsr^«mify'^ 
y  at/ôynauigabU,-  '  ,         '■  '  '  lyyorpitbify,     .  k  \ 

:  m.  oi  Laboar.  Lacqiiay.  m  Laquay!.    .        >         , 

Lacquc:f.  Sanguine itofe  or rubU,ceJàur  '^  (Thttrut 

Lacca  U  an  Armenian  Gumme  vfed  \n  tbe  djim  «/• 

;  Cnmfons^and  aflerwârd$(grome  artifciaU]\mpLd 

byPatnteri,)'       • .  -^    r  j  u 

Lacrc:  m,Ac9nfaiMjrrfuffe^aée  ofrofnjbrimfione 
end  white  »ax  mingled,  and  melted  togethtri  tvhich 
grewne  cola  is  as  baréat  aftone/ind  cleaues  infepcrt 
bljf  vnto  tbe  thing  tbats  cl^edwitb  it;  Our  be/hard 
waxisal(indofit,  , 

La6^ifiant  :  ni.antc  :  f.  as  Laâifiquc.  7 
Ladifiquc;  com.  ^iUi-breedingf  milk-mahint  mk 

yeeldtng.  -y    -     ,     |      *V  P 

Lacunaire  :  m.  The  maine  beame  of  a  boufe  behgfoL^ 
.    what  arcbed-^lfo^n  archedfeelinppr  floor e  ofbtoU 
tacunç  :  £  A puddle^pit^or  ditch  offlandingivater  Li. 

/o,afinne^arJh^rr9ateiiJbgrotmd»  / 

L^ni^rc:  com.  Lal(ie^loagingto  a  lal[e.         / 
Lananc  :  m.  The/wcet  Gnnsme  Ladanum  j  cemtitfa 
fht  dewyor  liquor,gatberedfl'm  the  leaues  o/tbejhtub 
CidusLedon.      ;  "    - 

Ladre  :  com.  Leaproiuiyia^otU',  n>e\eldyfcuruie. 
Hcibcaux  ladre^.  Flueliiny  Speed^wel/j  Grmd- 
heeUyPauUs  Betonie.  V     I 

Riche  cortime  vn  ladre.  Séelf^e  Riche.  ' 

Ccluy  eft  bien  Iadrc,ilnç(fcnt  point  quand  on  luy 
pique  la  chait.Appliabie  tj  a  duUard ,  or  a  cmard  ; 
one  tbats  vnfencible  andcdntfot,  orfiarefitUandmll 
notyfiele  the  wrongs  done  to  him. 
Ladrerie:  f.  A  spittle  for  Itapers^a place  wherein  ihtj 

abide-jatfojeaprojietliuriuaefe^ea^eldnefe. 
Ladrige  :ÙLeaprofiejieaproitfie£e/nea^ldntJft]f(ur. 
uinejpt,  ; 

Lzdjonncnc:  f.  A  denne  of tbeeues,  1 

L^^nc^Corne-rofiiredPoppie:  ^Langucd. 

I^i  :  m.  Breadth  ofeloth,&c  ;  Seelae  Lé,&  J^ais. 

Lai  :  m.È&ïe  :  f.  Lâ}ifecular'f  of  the  Lajetie^otuMt 
Çl^g*f\tmporaU,vulgar, 
Frerelài.  Àferumt  inanAbb^jfir  Couent, 

Lai«  :  m.  »:Wi%.;J  '  j 

Laiâ  »îfft.ff1jay-,aifoyafiUibMb^rmerriboif>ke 
Laia  caiHé.  Curds  tCurdedmiUfe^eJbcbttfe. 

Laid^  esburre.  Bntttr-miU^e,  ' 
'  Laiâ  de  noftre  Dame.  The  white  Tlnflk 
^,  Le  lata  nouveau.  S<^,0r  Bfe/zi«u.     / 
^*  Laiâ:Tabian..<  «M/^e  thats  verkheattbfillfirfuch 
{■■jMt  0n  m  à  confnmption  j  «TTabia^  place  in  tt^e,tbe 

akewbereefufaid  to  bane  the  fame  vertue/ 
rfXaiélVirginal.  A  mUfo  compounded  of  the  floth,  or 

j^umeofgold^epedin  vifieger,  andfeUt'infi^edin  . 

waters  of  PlantameyNigbtfiile^^RefeS'-^      ^^  J 

Lr .  ^X^cie  lai^  A  chUs  mtb,  orjf» 
^^ÊtfàenniH, .-    .  _  .  ■  4''  • 

£«i£laiaa<>^i/N*f«  4|f>,  ) 
ér0mm  hftUUtomfêmimH^ 
fmtàohieiAfifitrhretbet!^-  „ 

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Laignié:  f.^rat?^:  IfPic. 
it,  laiél  fur  vin  c'cft  venin:      L aignicr  :  m.  A  wood-yard^ 


11  a  tettc  dc  bon  Iaift.Hf  hâth  beene  Ypellbreditbere 
is  much  mrthy  or  a  great  dealt  of  good  jiuffe^  m 

Y^tcdchiéï  collie.  Tlpledyordiflempcred  by  a  frnaU 
mattery  tpbo/e  rpeal^e  braines  are  outr turned  by  any 
r^eal[e  liquor.  .  -    «• 

Vache  de  loing  a  laiél  aflcx  :  Vtoy.  Afirreinecom- 
moditie  cannot  be  defe6liue 
comes  fur  then. 
Vin  fiir  laidt  c*cft  fouhait 
Proy.^ajh  thy  mil^e  off  thy  Uuer^Cfay  we.) 

Laiélagcs  :  m.  i^Ue meates/nill{e  meat. 

Laiétance  :  m.  The  fat ^or  frame  oflime^or  chaidlie^  u- 
femblingm^lliey  and tberefire  thftd  tearmed^  aifo^  as 

Izidiçif.ThejmiltyOrpJîroeyOffilhesJ         . 
Lai6té:  m,  ce  :  f.  JMi/^/^  ,.  / 

Lai6léç  '  f*  A  litter  ofwhejfes.         \  %^:. 
Laiélence.  ^  Laiâance.     ^         / 
]^i\^çnt:i.AT>airieyOrmil}(e'bùkfe.       '     „ 
\^i\&,tïOV\im.rbeSff^4hijile:      '  t     - 

Laic^eron  afprc.  The^rirltlie  Sorp-thiflle. 

Laiéleron  blanc.  The  t^hite-fiorvered  Son^thiflle. 

Laié^cron  hffé.  Hares  Lettuce  j  lbefmooth(or  ordi- 

.7ime)Sow-thtflle.  .         ,     i  . 

Lai(àeron  noir .  The  mld ,   and  priclflie  Stm- 

îh:file.         -  '^    -  '      ;" 

Laidlicr  ;  m.  ere:  f.  Mtlkiej  fill  of  mili^ey  mill(e'yeeL 

ding/nadeofmilt(e. 

r  herbe  laidiere*  Tytbimal^  spurge,  Milkt-recd, 

Vnche  laiàlierc- i^  w^^  ^^». 
Laictifiquc  :  com.  MiUie'mâl(tngymill^e'je elding. 
\,'\\^\xt  if.  Lettuce,  -  ; 

Lai6tuë  aigre.  The  bitter  wddEndiue^  or  narrùi»- 

leaned  Endiue. 

LziâiiC  czpuffcCabbadge  Lettuce. 

Laiduë  de  chèvres.  Lambes  lettuce yCome  fallade. 

Làidhic  crcfpe,ou  crefpuè,  Cri^i(%  etiilediwrinl{; 

If'd^or  crumpled  Lettuce. 

Lai6h{ë  ^mmécXabéadge  Lettuce^hafèd  Lettuce , 

beaded  Lettuce.  | 

Lai6luë  Romaine,  The  gréàteji  l(md  ofcabbadge 

Lettuce.    ^  / 

Laiéluë  ron^^afèdyor  beaded  Lettuce^thatgrom 

(^lofehythegfoimd. 

Laiéluë  fauvage.  if^ild  Lettuce ,  greene  Endiue  ;  al- 

fiythehearbeHawf^eweed;  alfo,  tbe  bitter  wild  Erh 

dine^or  narrn^teaued  Endiue.  * 

Laid:  m.  Laide:  f.  J?  ouïe  ^de firme  d^mifhaf  en  ydisfigu- 

^edy  iU^fhkowted,  ouglie^vrtcomelie  j  filtbie^  batbfomei 

Mjd  comme  irn  marpaut  See  Marpaut. 
Laide  vilenie.  4:5  Laidangc.  ,*'^; 

Laidan^c  :  m.  Kepr^acb,  reuding,  railing^  defimath 
^^yiniuriouâ^opfrpkricHs^mr  êHtragious  unguagi\  a 
bftnouâ  imputation  :  (  deoùoy  celuv  qui  a  iniurié 
vn  autre  a  tort  fc  dfiit  defdîre  en  iuftice,  en  fe  pre- 
nant par  le  bouc  du  nez:  ^Ragueau.)  :^ 

Laidaft^cr.  Toremli^eproacbydefameJifiredite^Yailf 


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Laidçur  :  f.Foubeffeydefèmitie^lI^fauouredneJfe,oug^ 

Imep'.filthineJfe.vilenep.loath/omeneJJe. 
Laidoyer.  4^  Laidanger^ 

Laie:  f.  mod-ground ^bymeafure,  orqHantitiiùfAï" 

Laïer.  c'cft  marquer  les  lais  en  vn  bois  tàilils  avant 
la  couppt  l'r  iccluy,pour  les  y  laiflcr. 


^' outrage  mrmdt. 


angeux  t  in.eufè  :  f.  Hepmcbjutt  ,  rcuifi»^ 

■oui,  '/  »•'  ^ 

A-ajdcmcnt.  FâitUf,defirméfy,  mifhaftnh^itdilt,  itt- 
.  f^tdfy  ihatbflmek^  ^  /> 'VJf 

^^<^oa  ;  m.  OQnc  :  i  Smnphât  Mnlu,ffettk  âtttl 


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^orxpood^pîle. 
Laigs  :  m.  Leg^acies  j  things  bequeathed  by  will. 
lu-xwitiiwooU.,  I      t     . 

h^mcdc^hois. Cotton^bombafl^orbombaee.     ;/  '" 

!]|-ahicfourgc.  Hevp^fhornt^  vnwajhed^  or  grca^^e 
UfooU. 

Laincaycclcîuin.  The  fame. 
Mouton  d  la  grande  laine.  See^e  Mouton,     ^x. 
Batrcla  Jaine.Tt^  lecher yto  hair e-beat it.      '    — , , 
Demander  de  la  laine  a  vn  Afnc.  Ta  asl^e  a  thing  of 
,    themwhicb  halte  it  not.  ^-        - 

Tirer  la' laine,  (in  /pinning  of  wooU)  to  draw  the 
'  thread  otit]  alfoj  to  twitch  a  cloa\e  off  a  mam  bâclée  y 
andrunne  away  with  it. 

^A  mol  Pafleur  le  loup  chic  laine  :  Prov.  A  gentle 
JhepheardmalicsthepyolfiJhitervQoll.   . 

,  L'vn  ale  bruit  1'  autre  lave  la  laine  :  Prov.  Th'one 
gets  the  credit  tb'otbertat^is  the  paiiies. 
Quin*alâincboiuea  la  fontaine:  Prov.  Let  him 
that  hath  no  wooU  drinl^e  at  the  well. 

Laine-faélurc :  f.  Spinnins^cardingyworiiingofmll'^ 

'   Cloathing*^  or  the  labowyor  trade  yof clothier  Si 

Lzincux :  m. cufcifs^f^^ooUie ifiiUof wool/.      '^ 
Marcher  avec  lespieds  laineux.  Togoe^fofify^  tread 

^gingerly. 

Lairrc  :  m.  as  Larron  j  A  thiefi.  (v.m.) 

Lais  ;  m.TreesyOr  bujhes^lcftaé  marges  in  aeopfe-wood'^ 
orjos  Layesfi;!  the  later  fence.) 

Laifard  :  m.  ^  Li^rd^  a  Ncwt^  an  Asl^^e^  See  Le- 

;   zard.  ^  •",...■■ 

Lair^tde  :  £  as  Laifatd^r^r  Lézard. 

Lailârdiiî:  m.  U^ard-bl^e^y  of  or  belonging  to^atiT^rd. 

Lailche.  as  Lefche. 

Lalfe  :  £  The  breadth  of  a  peece  ofclptb^  fiuffe^  ground^ , 
&c. 

LailTc  :  f.  M  Leflc  j  Alfo^  a  leafe  of  bounds  ^&c. 

Laiflcsm.éc:  f.  left  y  feFfnquiJhedy  layeH  apart  y  ptit 
offy  giuen  ouery  abandonedyfi^klienyoniit  ttdyfrigonCy 
5frLaifler.      '  > 

IlalaiiTéreshoufeaux.Heiytf^fi  tipped  vp  the  heels i 
m  Ureadietodoeit.  > 

Laiflcr.  To  leaucy  relinquijhjaf  apart  y  fit  afide^put  of  y 
Ut  aloneyfirgoe^letgpeyfirfal^eyabandony  gfueouety 
omit.^     '  ^       ■   -"^  ..'     •'*■;•■;■■ 

L  aiflcr  les  botes,  ttoifee  Botes.     .  *^  ^     • 

LaifTer  ço^re.  To  bound  y  orletjlipya  Vogat 

Deere,     -.va^...  .  ^  ■^'^■'-   .  -       "'    .':•• 

Laiflërdire.  cdafe  laiflc  dire.  That  is  common- 

Vfyjp^i  leme  fuis  laiilc  dire  ceJa.  I  was^  têld 

■   that.  ■'•■'■ .  '  ••  •  .•,'■' Î -M 

;  Laiflcr  dc  I' eau  en  Ton  moulin.  T0  refirue  vm 
htmf elfe  pome  worhyVffomtwhattt  doe. 

Laisser  le  ieu  quand  il  cÛ  ht»x.rpgtut  euer  4.pune 

atthefkhefi;  (^pplkble  eilbertoatmpcfâit^wtn 

mefoLteJtwitr.) 

Laiflèr  la  lancette  dans  la  veine.  Seti^e  Veine, 

Laider  le  roonftier  ou  U  cft.  îJotfo  ibémge^  or  attir 

M  étuaùent  cftJtome(e^eciaUy  «/  the  Cbuuh,) 

Laiflei  le  moule  du  pourpoint.  Seelie  Moule. 

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Seigneur  :  Prov.  Rub  Undmiéfl  not  be  UflfhfA  rigo- 
reus  Landlord  \Mt  a  gôêd  cornitrey  quit  bicdufi  tu 
ffiuerncd  by  à  bid  Prmct.  -  />  / 

LailTcsrm.  The  Uf€s{or  dung^  ofAwMlHrt^QÏ^y 
■^   oy  Keare.    r   '       "       ^  "*ti  '  r  \|^t. 

LàlÛ  :  f.  as  tc\ot  Lci.  .  F 

Laitage  :  m. /^  Laittaçr. 

Laite  .vf.  Themilijor/û/i  roe  of  a  fijb. 

L^\tii\Q.  )(4jiind  of  wbêtijh  grejifù^ 

Laiton  :  w.Latfm(mettAU.)  •   r 

Lai tt age  :  m.  Tbebajiafi  ofapjip. 

Lalnene  •  f»  ^s  Laiftcric»   r 

L^ivcii.'dlimdofùle. 

Laiz  •  m.  A  Legâcie)  alfo^the  intreafe  that  à  riueryetlds 
. .  to  a  lord  (by  an  Ifland^  or  Hoult  growing  mtbtn  i^;  ) 
.  '  a:fo,r(ws  ofJhfubSy  or  bujhei  matked  ont  in  a  Çopfe^or 

*:      p^ndoWOOd.  •    •  :      >/^: 

Laize  :  f.  ^^  Laifc;  Breadth.  \i,  v 

L^xZQ  de  cuir.  A  fiourgeyQrthong  of  leather. 

;    ^A  la  grande  laizc.  Amply ^fiéUy^  of.  inJuUmafiirei 
alfo^at  tb'o(d  rentf  / ,      '  . 

Lamancur  :  m.  Tlfg  Tihi  of  a  fhip.  '  L- 

Lambdoïde»  Commiflurc  Lamb*  A  ciftaine  ioynt^ 
oi:  (iame  m  the  binder  part  0 f the  fcuU: 

Lambeau  \jp.  Ajhreadjra^^orfmallpeece  offlujfeyor 
I     ^f"^  garment  readie  ta  fkUfrom^or  holding  but  Utile io^ 
'y  The ivhole  y  alfb^ Labell.  '        :^:;^'--'\W- 

Lambeaux.  RagSyOrJhreads  ;  alfo^  théra^td  bairey  ' 
or  raided  {old\  co^t  of  a  Deere,    a  .      ;  > 'v 

. .  L  amb  eaux  de  feu.  StrealfêfyOrûalies  of  fir  e.^ 
Mis  par  lambeaux.  Rent^  or  ténc  in  feeces\  duer- 
thi'onme^ruinedy  foiled.  ■  --'-^ '.}'■■/ ''■■:'^' r^'  ■■:z^  , 

Cela  ncfe  trouve  point  es  lambeaux  dès  ïurïfcon- 
fultcs.  l here U^Harp fbr that opinion^or^tbetaggedy 
and  beggerlie  interpreters  of  the  lavp  bauénoJUcb 
thin^  among  them.    .■      '  5    -  . 

Lambel:  m.  A  Ubell  of  three  points  *y  »r  a  TilelP(^itb 
three  Ubcllspendanv^(rbim^^  eldejlfonne^n 

Lambclincr.  Tù guttydeceiueydelMeybefftybrtn^^^ 
fbotcsPa/adice.  "^  ■>  . 

Lambin  :  m.  The  great  pariie-cohtired  y  and  flinging 
.  Bumble yor  Ht^mbS^-bee  ;  alfo^  a  great  co^es^  doultj^y^  ^ 
don,lûutJoQbie,fooliJhU^ber. 

LambiqÉé  :  m.  éc  :-f.  DipUedby  Limbed^. 

L2jrïbiq\ltT.Todifiittbyéilmbecf[. 

Lambourde:  f.  ^  Summet'trèeyfkji  ofmortaifisfvr 
tïfendsoff§yfi$tQliiin.  .      '  ^  ^ 

Lambrcquîn  :  m.rhe  point  of  a  LabeU^  orLabtU  $fa 
rUiy'mUla^pn. 

se  Lartibriqucrlc  cerveau:  TobeatypUT^eyOr  tcjli  the 
head  about.  ^ 

Lambr iç  ;  m.  ivamfcotyffelmg  ;  alfb/tfiettl^^  ém^ 
bowed  feeling.  ^t  v 

Lambrissage  : tn.  A  wtinCcottingy  orf^elmg  j  4/»,  an 
embminigjor  fretù^ing  in  roainfcot . 


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or  waue  of  the  fefi^af ter  â  tempe fti  alfo^the  rud^orflj 

ofamauersloome.      ^    >      ,  .f-?^v  >^l 

'  1  M^adnurons  le  fouirctu  pour  mcfprilcr  la  lairic 

^  Ihftot  anoitfffde  be  admired  to  the  negUél  of  tj/mlidç^i 

Làmen  :m.  âfi^LamcnuQon.   ;       w"/^  •  t    •  v^ 

Xamencable:  épm.tamentabUy  rvâl/fiiUy  mmM 

'     dolefully wofiéll^drieri^ y pitifrU.       -  v  #^     ••  ,     '/ 

L2R)ientacion  :  f.  A lampttationyWailingy ^Siwaïlii^^o 
waymenting^moaning ;  a  pitïJiiU  complaint,     ^'i,  •  ^' 

Lamenter.  To  lament ^  wajmenty  Tlpaile^  rveepty  cm 
pfairte pitifùlly^mal{e moane.  - 

Lztriçs:  ï.  (The  Tlnrall  of  Lâinci  éitfo)th'earlbieJyqs, 
or  dàfe  efmettall  after  the  fir flroafhing  thereof..  ;  ' 

.L^mibàUtikhon.  A  tale  of  a  tubyOr  of  a  roafttdhùrfr 
â^o^  vmd  vfed  among  bojes  in  a  Play  (much  lil^e  eur 
Fox)  ïvherein  heio  xohom  tû  vfeamuji  runnCy  andiht 
reft  indeuor  to  catch  him.   '         #  V* 

amie  :  fc  A  Breal^enet  j  theffreatefly  andmjl  rm^ 
noua \md ofDjog'fifi).   -  "mm^  ,.       ^ 

Laminer  f.  A  tbinne  plate  ofmettaU^afw(^dÛadt^A 
Jhingle  y  or  flate  j  a  thitme  plante ,  or  boord^,  ûlfo]a 

^  .  bràfon  tombe  y  or  tombe-plate  i  alfOy  aCorjlet  mit 

'  etlf  ofrïb'Ulae ioyntsto mçuemttyOjbe  the  morepiiant 
vr^tojhebodte.m  \    •  "  " 

Lampas  :  m.  The  Làmpaffe  (or fwt^Uing)  in  à  torfcr 
mouth.J'  ^  ;  ^  ■  '    ■  ['"^ 

LShipafle  de  gaculcsXanguedyOry  ivbofe  tongue  is  Yd\ 

ÇatearmeôfBlari^n.)'^ 
Lampaft.  4;i  Lampas. 
Larnpe:t^  ^  Lampe\alfOytbeJhàrpe'pointidV:c{c] 

(n^hencei^  ^         •  V 

^  Lampe  de  marais,  Thewafer'DàclieyWaterSoncII^ 

borfe  SorreK. 

Cul  de  lampe.  The  bottome  of  art  fitu-  tutting  recrr.t, 

jhfhionedlil(etbefbotofaLampe.  ♦ 

vDt  main  en  main  vous  eft  la  lamp^  baillcc.  Wr 

length  your  turnc  4S  corne  j  jonr  courfe  is  norv  to 

fpeakey&c.  •   y<  r 

Lampcrcaù  :  m.tbè  naméof^blacli  vinc'7vhicbyet!d^ 

ijery  goodroiniT*"^'  ;  j  ■ 

Lzrh^ttonittï.  A  little  Lampt.  ; 

Lampeux  :  ra.eulc  :  i  Full  of  Lampes  *y  ofyor  belonii^ 

tOyO  Lampe. 
Lampier  :  n\.A  candleflicl^eyOvbranchyfiralâmpt.  ^ 
Lampiridé:f.  A  Gloe^worme^or  Glow-birdthatpncs 

bynigbt.  . 

Lamponner.ân  Lanterner. 
Lamponiiicr  :  m.  A  vaine  goefe,  a  fend, or  idle  compa- 

Lampourdc:  iTbe  chat, or  great  Burre  :  ^Langucd. 
Lamprillon  :  m.  AUm^illyCT  little  lamfrej.  ; 

Lan^royc  :  f.  4  tamprt}.    . 
Lamproydnt  ni,  a  LamfriUywfmalllJmpttj, 

L3nip{àne:f«4»JLanipfàns.  ,    ,\ 

Lampfâns  :  ni;  Voeke<feffes\  (a  wildpft-bearbe.) 

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Lainbrmctncnt.  «r  Lambnffiige. 

Lambrïï!i»î  Ta  màaftotjèeiie  •jjret^emlmv, 

Lambrudbc.  4^  Lambrunche.  -: 

Lirrhnxm  :m.n^innfcotffèeûfig»'     - 

Lztnbrunchc  :tTbe  wild  grâpe-hearmg  vine, 

Latnbrunchqmcnt  jH»'  ^ainfiêtyorf/awâmfcett'mg, 

LaiTibruique»  m  Lambrundie.        ^  ^ 

Lame  :  f.  a  tlmnttiate  efany  metiaUi  (heiue)  alfi,  £ 
biade-,  aifo^  utme^  tmbe^jUnt',  alf»^  great fiarge.  ^ 


mbirbackTandbeUieiani  mfit^diÊH^^bfibftHin- 

ypnaUbimes :  CMarfeiflois.       ♦.  ;,       ^i.,fc.., 

ranaRc  ;  m.  mllagei  tht  trade  of  weeU^l'^*^*"^' 

made  thereof  *  ■  '      :.:,-■  ^-.^^  ù^---^*  :■.-  -'^^■x^t'..    ,■ 

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Lance  à  bocte.  /<  iance  mtha  burtc^ùr  blunt  head -, 

a  tilling  (luffe.  ^    ,  F^-i  v^" ''^/-V  p^^%,5^ 
J^'^ncC  à  hoiitd'oTé  À  mans  y  éifd:  ? ';^  ^>E  ^  !:  J^t: 
LancC  de  carrière.  <4  ftafe  to  run  af  tfje  tùn^mib.*^ 
JLaïKC  courtoife,  as  Lance  i  bo^tc.  V^v^<^^        , 
L:ini  c  de  S.Ciefpin.  A  Shoomakers  kimte^X  '^w^^' 
Laûcesfournjic;  A  man  of  Armes  furnifbed  at  aU 
'  fdinis  \  v)/-.  xvitb{me  gréât  horfes  5  t^Q  fvr  himfetfe  ; 
(?/J^  fvr  bisArmouf-bearfr-y  and  two  fit  Mo  Archers  t^ 
uritî  on  ;  (be fides  two  others  qflejfe  value  fir  his  pro- 

;     vi^Courir  la  lance.  Tq  tiltyor  to  funne  at  tilt,  -'^n  g^^^^^ 
;    ,  Bi  la  boni^lancc^,  o  la  hardie  lance.  (Tvra/es 

■  rcommoal)!  vjid  injrepro^ch^  and  to  the  difg^^Me^  of§ 

\%      Coxvûfd)  s 

■  Jlar«jlie  lângue/ôiiarde  lancc:  Pro;  Com a^^ou^U^-; 
^[  I  q^uâ'i^e acowardlielance.  -  -  V  t*  'ê-'%^F 
■"  ^  L  ^iKc  ;  in.  ée/  f ,  Throwne^hurtedy  flungydartcd-y  àlfoy 

p.erceJy  prmedy  or  thrud  through -y-at/i j  row/èd^or 
'th/ufl  jpy^aDeenyalfojtbmne^lanlieymeagaryUaney 

Lirtcclé/ :  f-  Ribrport  PlantàtneyLambeS'iongue. 

Lanccman:  m.  4  Compatriote  y  or  Countreymani  (a 
mra  which  the  Frf^hnian  borrowes  ofih&^utch  to 
m/ke him  withali.)        ^    .     .      '■■^■.     -    /^     : 

Lai/cetnent:  m.  the  fame  \  alfo^t  throwingj  hurlingy 
fli^^r/igy  darting  y  filfoy  a  rowfirigyOr  thru[Ungvp  of  a 

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Lancer,  (y'iolently)  to thtm^ fling, burU,dartyâlfôf  to 
pncite,pierce^bit^rpilfejasmib  the  piiiilif^ 

.a  'foyto  rorvfe,  or  thruft  vp,a  'Deere»  '  ^■ 
Se Lancçr  dedans.  To  rUHntheadfmg,  orcafthimr' 

^flfèhaftHyJnto^.     •  ;  ■     ^y    ■   \-^'<^^'yÂi::fyM^-m-  ■;)■< 
^i'L2^icciiiir.Torume  fiercely  y  ri^^'mPjygiue 

a  violent i  or  hot  chSrgeyVptn. ,         >>•/'-•'    '%     >  V 
Lanceron :  m.  ^  ^<'C^^*f'fe«  j  "^  Pic^ereU that}  about 
^afmlong,  :  ■-    >-^: '^..p-'W^i-'yt-^ 
Lancette  :  f.  A  Surgeons  Launcet  ;  iifoya  little  lance. . 

Laifler  la  lancette  dân^  la  veinc.  Sw/([è  Vcinc 
LinQçuT'.m.AhurierMrterytbrower.  • 

Lanci  :  m.  ThtSquauneif^alfb^  IfindoffiUcbyOrpaiae 

lil^eaftiich.    -     .         <^i^ 

L  ançier  :m.  A  'lance  yL<mt^'ey  Spearman  j  a  horfe- 
man thatfiruet vitb a Lance'y  alfo,as Landete.     ^  ^ 

Lancjcre  :  f.  C*  eft  Vn  fommicr  mis  5  vn  chemince* 
paflant  â  travers  Ic  miir  mitoyen  d'un  roifinj  aifi, 

«  Abbée.  :  .     §.'  'V     .'i'  '■: a  ?  :' ''  ♦  •■     ■ 

L^Kinant.  Prkkingyflrii^gy  or  thrufiing  thrott^\al. 
hnndingfir  tearing  mtb  the  teeth  ;  alfb,wd^fg,  or 
confuming.  ,     ♦/      '"  '  y  '^•.  • 

'««.poiff/  of  a  lance 'y)aljê,  to  rend^0r  tearemtbfhè 
_  ieeth'ytif0^t»ifpajly»rùifume. 
fancy.  «Land. 

^andc:  f.  A  Undyflr  Umd  s  a  vnld^vntiUid^iAbiiy 

^  o^ufhie  Plaine»^      ■'       «' ;^.    .^  . 

Landgrave  :  m.  ALaHtg^euei  the  "Earle  o£à  PraMmta 

L|ndie  :  f.  The  dett^lap  in  a  wmims  'Prmtits  (sa  in 

t  landicsj)  vhence  j  '      v  ' 

Landte  defchiquecee,  An  mffkMkl(namtfitmQi 

ffmddenHaefpuffêrHârlai,)  I  ,  7  $    «nj 

f^^Q}Cr :  m.  An Anéirm,  ;:.%;;J 

i^andies  :  f.  The  two  Vterifjmis^trptâtwitpià^ 

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.  Lail4orc  :  in.  Afudtciô'oifnc'yga^nghoydony  fiamg 

lowt  -y  alfOy  a  Itaien  ^m^poau  fneâf(eshtey  man  of  . 

Idopfgb, €Norinand.\^^?;:,.v,.:.^, '.  .. .^.^     ^.-k^'^'j^l  'U 
Landrivcl; m.The Lanterne »f  aSinp.    :  jV         V 
Landycr.  To  clofyWearie,  trouble  y  be  ièdms^tkté.  '' 
•  Laneret:ni.  The Haw^e fo callei^    '•«!«•,' 

LanfrcIucherIr#fcfi^r..^IUb.    *>    '*.  •  -. 
Langage:  va. Language itattie^ij^eech\  diÇ<owrfe-^  alfo^ 

■   ^lahguMgeyW  Tongue.  ■■'.ff^W;^^^  y 

C'eft,  vn  langage  du  tën%s  3'ès'^hautis  bonnets.' 
This U an  old  wmes  fâteioraM)ion  offpefch  ckane 
''■■"'  put  $f fafhion. .   Mm^^r--..  „^.  ..■'l.;:,--:.;:.' ^..,.>v^'  ' 
«ingager .-  m.  m  Lftigageur^  tdngagier. .  \  J  [ 
LAgagcr.îfl  chatypratlHybable^attUyVfe  many^ords. 
Langageur  :  m.  A' prater  y  pratlerytattlerybailert^ 
Langagier:  m.  ère  :  f.  Tfatingybabling,  taitlmgyfM 
i;,^  of  tongue,; ,,  \^- ,  ^  .  'M^à^^^^A    \  ■  k  \  ■  -■  :■ 

Langart.  at  Languard.  *"  ?  ■'    i  ;  * 

rLangaycr.  Tareafonydi/courfeyboldchatmth;a!fb,to 
rvormeyOrfearcb  the  root  oftbetougueofaHog^&t. 
Langayerie  ii^he  worming  of  tiogiyà-c.  %  iS. 
Langayçur:  nu.  A  great  ttdh^ryalfOyMn  Officer  tliki 
v^/iarches  the  tongues  of  .Marl^et-HogSy  thereby  to  dif- 
i.  cerne  wbethef  they  be  found  or  no^  :  i.^^-^^  ^  ^■^^^,,  .  \^ 
Lange  :  m.  À  i(md  offea-birdy  wbub  diuingmtotbe 

bettie  of  aJVbaUy/eeds oni^beart%   iftp,  ^.  ^i^^£ 

Langcots  :  m..  Little  Swaih-ifandsyOr'clouUof^ooU^ 

■'    fir  little  chiuff en.  -,  ^     "  /^^jf^v'-"'^-^ 

vLangcS:  m.  woollen  Swatk-bands,  or  clouti  for  little 
■'     children.     ..;■..     .    ,  .,        '-fvf.>:\ 

,;  lLmgOÛrcufcir\mii  LanguiJtMgfyffiiintinglyy  drèo- 

^finglxr  as  one  tbéts  wholly  Jccayed.        -    '|^        '  * 

Langoureu^  :  «li  cnfe:  £*  Lan^ijhkgytlroo^ifg^pi. 

ningyfiiintyfàilmg  inftrenglh,  drajned  of  (nat^rall) 

^.moijtureldépriuêd  of  vigor.  •    .  >^lKf  •:! 

Lat^QufteVf.  A  Loci^y(^iaJhoppery  alfOy  a  l^ojf; 

. Lobjlertbat hathvndmded cleyes,  a  long  lita^e: (vta 

beard)  attdpricifUs  on  her  bacl^e.  j  .        ^^.S 

Langouttîn:  m.  Agréât  (or  the  greitef^  Fratvnéi, 

fCangued.  «rf       ^      . 

Lzngoyeï.TolanguifhyOr  pine  away. 
Lailgro^  f.  tbe  Hewte^sbey  w/hall.  Lizard  that 
baunteth oldyOhd ill-kept h^nfet. ^Latigu^d.} <  u , ;<;^ 
Laingrou^  :  m.  ThefiA-Oremce  j  «r^tu  Langoufic;'  *  / 
Languz^.  49  Langage.    ' 
Languagier.<»Langa^wr,0r  Languard.    ^    ■..    1- 
Languard  ;  m.  AbkUty  Umg-tongifeyprating  companion. 
Languarde:  (.A  bablinggoff^iùtttliiuMMfèycbat- 

tingdameiatittk-tatue^trmaltftt^bMiiet'iétwench 
wbof^  tongue  nemr  lyes»  i>^  .,^f 

Languayeur.  4y  Lan^y«ur. 

Langue:  £  A  tongue  (the  knfirtanente^fpeébyjalftya 

'•    LanguagOyTimgue^pfecb  j  a  phtife^prme  of ^eck-y 

aifoy  a  particular  Natiotty  erPecplevfiag  à  peculiar 

feycb'y  wbefUey  Ceux  de  la  langue  dé  France,  d' 
ngleterrç;  d'£%%gne  ;  ibe  French^  Eaglijlblfr  SpO" 
'  fiifh Nation -y  aftytbeéearbe-Add^s tongue.    >  r* 

tangue  <le  bœuf.  Long  de  beufyyOx^ongue,  rough 
.  orfwuU  Buglofl^'y  alfOy  a  l^nd  of  weapon  vfed  maU 

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Langue  dcmcr,  AnâttiimTTêmntorie.orpttcîof 

Una  running  mto  the  fiâ^  and  reftmeUng  a  tonf^ut 
tbruft  om  of  the  m$uth.       ^     ...  r 

I^angucd'oyfcau,  AnAfitn^^orV^U'^(^J  j  ibt 
frun  of  tht  Afh. 

jL^guc  paflcrinc.  as  Langue  dV>y(caiu  à  S 
Langue  de  Stt^tniMdmtoniHt^SerfinMmgut 
(an  hcatbe,)  alfo^  a  certake  tênyàe-refemblmji  ptcU 
otésftme^  {aifme  hold)  not  bred  on  the  earthy  eut  in 
heauen ,  whence  it  ^Us  m  the  wane  of  the  Momie^ 
alfoy  the  venàmoM  tongue  of  a  DetraClor  ;  4//0,  the 
tongy  narrow^  and  Saw^lil^eSnmt  of  a  Weji  Indian 

Cea-ffh.  .  .  •     , 

Langue  de  tri  j)icrç.  That  fiole  tike  an  O^Jler-Wifi, 
Of  buttemhore.   ,  , 

Hci  be  aux  langues.  TongwortyTong-blade^  DonbU^ 
tongue^Horfe-tongue^  Laurellof  Alexandria. 
Avoir  la  langue  en  la  bouche,  non  en  la  bourfc. 
Sayd  of  a  Babler^  ^r  Blaby  vphofe  longue-Jlrings  are 
quklily  vnhoffed^     •  : 

Avoir  la  langue  bien  pendue.  To  hai^e  an  eloquent^ 
^and  glib  tongue  in  his  he  ad. 
Bailler  du  plat  de  la  hn^c.Tofootb/motb^flatter^^ 
^^lo'^e.côUogue  with.  .^  *     ;v  " 

Prendre  langue.  To  learnerii^es^OY  get  inteUigjtnçèy 
abroad  ;  to  tak^.prifoners  thereby  is  examine  what  an 
enemie  intends.         ■  ,       /        | 
Prendre  langue  entre  eux.  To  con  ferre  y  or  debate  a 

%^  matterytngewer. 

It  Tirer  la  Iginguc  fur .  To  fcorney  fiowt^  moçke,  tier 

f  Hardin  langue  couarde  lance  :  Vïo.Tbofe  that  brag 

moft^exêcute  leaft.      v 
S  Longue  langue  courte  main:  Proy.  Tbofetbatpio- 
miftMoflpjerprmeleafi.  v  , 

QyilapgucaaRome  va:  Prov.  He  that  l(nowei^ 
tphatf  ànd^wben\  to  fpeal^e ,  may  traueM  any  wbi^ 
'^-therJ^U-'-:^:-:-^^^^^  ■    ^  .    ■    ^ 

>*Beau  parler  nVfcotche  langue  :  Prov.  Good  words 
coft  Nothing  (/àvwfifff  '-^^    ^        :^'\ 
MicÀix  Vaut  gliflcç  djii  pied  que  d^  langue  :  Pro. 
Better  ifiay  a  finit  flip  then  the  tongite  trip.      * 
Langue  :  m.ée:  f.  Langu€d(a  teatme  ofBtafon,) 
^.anguéttc:  f.  A  lUttetpngiuyalfoythevHtfeU^erci^ 
^    uet:  of  the  throaty  à^o^  the  pointy  tnr  tongue  of  a  Lpl^ 
^    ueri  alfOyiJHt  ttyall^cockf  of  a  baUauce.  ,^ 

L  anguctte  4e  hault-bots.  The  tittle  pife^  tongue^  or 
itenan^wtncb  ts  in  thehouth  of  a  Hoe-bey y&€. 
Langueur:  f.  Langotylanguiflmeut^pinmg^rBOpingi 
fktntneffey  feeble^ffe  \w$arifimene£i  j  want  ofmef'- 
ialljeeayoffplrity  hffe  (fviffnrja  confun^tian  j  atfi^ 
idtenefe^themefe. 

Langui :iiuie:  LLangfiiJtMdyptned^decayed^fiinted^ 
drooped.  y\  ^ '^ 

"  ;  Lanc(ui  4c  foi£  Hatfe  dead  for  tbkfL  ; 
L^ngiiir.  Tè  langmfhypmyiocayçàafi  atpoyi  «•  droopéy 
^fmnijfâiig  dome  thé  bead  i  at/o^  to  linger ^  idle  it^  be 
.:  litter:     /^  ■•-      "  ^p^-  \;  ^.y  -^  \  \ :-y-i:0''^A   ■■'t_,\' 

Languiflant./^»gi«^!f^    ^'' - ':^^:-'^'^ .     1 
Languiflant  d'ainour.  Farre /pent  mtb^  or  gone 

inytoue.  r  \  ^    ,.  ^.  "  ,:^-  •  '\     "'^'  ■■:''?•'-'..' 
Lans;uiflbn.  ^^Ltn^cur..         ^      v         . 
Lanice  :  com*  OfyOt  belonging  tojffooU  j  See  Laniflc. 
Lanier  :  m,  ^  ZJMwiff.  *    .      kM^        a 

Lanière:  f.  A  long/ind  narrow  bandy  or  thongs  rfka^ 

tber  ^^affo^leatbernefiringtolmgfepes  at. 

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A  counc  chauflc  longue  lanière  :  Prov.  r^  fhon 
hofe  long  points ,  fnd  wide  tiujjing  j  or  (which  is  of 
harder  difgefiion])  let  one  mans  (içre  fupply  amthets 
■      wants.  ■,"':■  ^T"-     -i^-  ■ 

J^anifice:  m.  WooU'Worke\orwor1(tngwithroooU'Jfin^ 
Jimg^ardmgyClotbworliing.  ^      ^^- 

Laninque:  com.wooU-breeding.    ^ 
L  aniflc  ;  cpm .  Ofor  betonging  tOyWoott. 

Bourre  «niflTe.  T locks  of  WooU\  alfo^  the  ^w/ff,  ^ 

vneuen  fwellmgs  that  be  m  feme  threads  of  iU'lfunnt 
■■-    wooll.  -■-■...  y •-,■;;  „:,;  ■■'■-■■     ^ 

Lanoy.  ai  Lanier,  f  Savoyard. 

Laniquenet.  A  Lancel^nigbtyor  Germane  footman]  ai 
fo^he  name  of  a  game  at  Cards,    r     ^  1      1 

L anftringuc.  T)rinl(e  countreyman^  (a  Dutch  mrd  j 
iRab.  ^        ..  ^ 

Lantagine:  f.  A  t{ind  of  tauretl ^  or  toy  tree  y  vfbcfc 
teafiyeetds  no  manner  offmell. 

Lantane:  f.  Thewéofàring  tree. 

L^ntc.AkindofSpider. 

Lantenaircs:  f.  Lanier  s  i  called foyWben  ofthemfikn 
they  coée  into  France  out  of  JJ  or  theme  CouniTm\  m 
which  pa f age  the  cold  and  fait  ayreof  the  fia  cou:-' 
monly  defaces  the  beautie  of  their  fiather  s.  y 

Lanterne:  î.ALantitne^  alfoythefcutcheonyOrcUfHrc 
of  a  Tymber  vault,  where  the  ends  of  the  brancha 
0  th^eojf  doe  meet.  -  ^. 

^^^'Là^  de  mer.  Afifhwhich  fome  hold  to  he  the 

Kochet^  others  the  Milan  Marin  j  other s^as  Arendellc 
dcmer.  .  .      \ 

Lanterne  à  paçnons.^i<  pair e  of  trtmdtes y  ar  trun- 
dle heads'ythat  which  is  turned  about  by  the  cogwbeelc 
>       ofa^ill.     tr 

Lanterne  fourde.  A  clofeyronLantemeyOr  thma 

"^  Lanterne^  _        •  *  ' 

5  Croire  que  vcflics  (oht  lanternes,  tomifialievm 

;Lâii!Ccrné:  m.  ce:  f^  Pu^dy  confvuhdedy  tmhkd^ 
W,  mnchperptexedydiflempered j miferabUyWretcbtu^in à 
•*  ptifull  taking,  in  a  wofiU  or  ill  plight  ^y  alfOy  abufcdy 

bugged.       /  ^ 

Lanterner.  To  cogyfhiftyfjb\  dally  jorptay  tbefookmihy 
alfbytojroubleyOr  be  tedious vntoialfbytoloyt/ri  alfo^ 
to  buggaryOr  be  buggared;  alfo^to  quafliy  reucU^  fi^fi 
it  all  might  languor  many  nights  together. 
Lanterner  la  cervelle.  To  fu%leyconfiund,or  intoxi^ 
cate  tbebramei  to  fill  the  head  with  idle  procUtnati- 
ons.  ^  ,  V    ;^  r^ 

Lantcrneric  :  £  Contngy  foïfling  j  vamtU ,  foolerte  j 
loytefing^ight'Wauiingy  nigbt^reuetls.  ^  ,      . 

Lantcrneric  de  cervelle  Trouble^ortntoxtcatmof 


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Lantcmicr  :  m.  A  Lanteme^earrier  i  alfo,  a  cogger  y 
fiiflef^alfyingjnwitliffeyoungflir^le,^ 
pomonialfby  a  m^t^walker iéne  ihat,  when  ethers 
are  in  bedireueUsabroadyOr  bankets  at  home.         _ 

Lanuffincux:in.cufc:  £  Cottomey4pmieim^^^^^ 
fi^%cotto»,orwooUialfi,couered"mibfoft,tina 

wort battOydowne.or wooll.  '"\''  ''^a\m 

Lanulcux  :  in.  eufc  :  £  mom,domU^iniif>m  ^ 


■■■-%  '  •'*■ 


Lançon:  in.  APHi^fklieria.      ^  . 

Lapace  :  m.  The  miBiunetWlharpe'p9mtedT>cci(t, 

Lapas  :  m.  Patieiktt^MMk*'^*'^^'^,'* 
Lapas  aigu.  Tbefiénrpe-pntitedVocke, 

Lapereau t  m»^MiiH^^'      ^«  u 

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Lapidation: 

Lapidé:  m.  e 

rvuhjloncs. 

Lapidcment 
:-    Vn  lapidcn 

4'^  hjilcftones. 
\:  Lapider.  7^^ /?( 

•^^     orkillrpithjt 

Lapideiir:"!. 
Lapifidié  :  nri, 

!scLapificr.T<? 

i     (Jdp?iei     . 

Lnpin:  m.  Af 
Il  a  nicmoirc 
rie  \  or  forgets. 

LaPpc  :f*;//BA 
î     tàppe  grar 
Bune.  * 

I  Lappcmcitt: 
*  'lapper.r^?/^/; 
Lappcur:  m.^. 
Lapreau  :  m.  / 

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Li'qs  :  m.  sAfi 
\  Laqscourai 
La,qij3is:m.f 
L:iq.uayT  «i. . 
ly  quay  de 
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.     Laqucfcnée.î 
..  Laquelle cbôf 

Lar  ;  î^jfnians 

his  etdc'jifonni 

Imnirhcft'yX 

Les  larrons  1 
couvrent  :  Pi 
to  their  orvne. 
Lard:  m.  Lard 
^lfo,a  Flitch  q 

Lard  clbié. 

peecesoffaFlii 
L^s  orhamm 

IJyàAJard 
fiibtiàeyin  bin 
Griet  au  lard 
^tfgractydcrià 
Toutyçftoitc 
ran  aUon  ipbét 

Faire  du  laid. 
pt^afureyande 
Frotter  leur  1; 
Frottci-  à  quel 
tjyto  thwac^  0 
leftcr  Ton  làr 
^"tJtfuUy^orvm 
D  a  mange  Ici 
mftieyofthat  i 
faire  tremblci 

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*  Lapidé  ••  ta.  ce:  i  S  tone  d^  beattft,  batter  edf^r 

'  Lapidcincnt  :  m.  ^  /?<>«;»:?.  -    w .  '  i  -,  . 

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Qui 9 mang.c Idard  rongt I'os :  Pro v./rr  bim that 
f     hath  edten  the  1ialionpicJ(C  the  bo}ies, 
il^ardafle:  (.  Apclft^thriifiyiveat prul^t.^ 

Lardé:  m.cc:  hLardfd\mtYlArdcd'^jUteke[ll::ffl:)ird\ 
ji  or  drejt  wuh  lard  ;  slfo^  nipped^quipped^taiini  cd;  u  Ifo, 
Lapider.  7^^  flont'^  to  throw  fortes  tf/  ;  to  ttf/Z^r^^^^  1  V  into^â  with  ajardin^  purine. 

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j.  tJd{lo?iei    ■      \^^f\"-   '""'.   ■  ■'•^c^.^-- W :?- 
L:rpin:  m.  //  Rabbet;  •'   .    /  j    ;  \v# 

U  a  nicmoirc  de  lapin.  H^  ^^'^^  ^  verleh 
Yîc\orforgctSy  by  too  much  hitfi^  jphenefort 


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mio      Ijardier  :  m.  Âtub  to  t^eepeLard,  or  Ballon  in  ;  a/fo,  a. . 
boor d  to  lay  iiyfaUed,on^,alfOy  a-biajtlie^or  jlouenU 

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Lappcmcm  :  m.'  À  U^pmg^or  lkl(ing  vp. 
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Lappcur:  m.jA  lapper ^orlic\ervp of»  , 
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i3p^:.m.  >lpp,pde,fitUyfhile.,l        "  /^    ^ 

Par  laps  dc  tcmjjs.  I»  <z  /jpdcf  i  whh  tfaSI,or  by  courfe 

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Li'qs:  m.  ^'/hare,ginneyOr  grinne, 
: ,  Lags  courant.  /4  notfey  grmeyfaitle/utming^of, 
La,qgais:m.,«iLaquay,    .  ;       ^  .* 

Lnqilay:  «i.  /4  Liel^èy^ootbof^Tootrnan. 
li^(\ihy  de  mtt,  A  limdofvmejvf'rftfijb»    • 

Laque  <« Lacquc       •     '  ^  ;j,..t  .     "\^  »  .. 
laqucfenee.  Membre  viriL  v  #a*  ". 

Laquelle  chofe.  wincb,  the  wbich;thatytÈÊ  very  Jam, 

'"'^'f'*  »  i'  ■'  '  '  ■■  ■-.  -t.j-- •■    ♦•    ',' 

Lar  \%]ifikni  cbiefibot^i  (the  rigbt^r  uàtentamt  of 
/'«  errft /ï/ôwffî)  f  Bayonnois,  ^ 

LarciilT/jf/î;ji*w«i    ',,   g;      "^^     c'.         ■ 
Les  larrons  1*  çntrebatent ,  &  Ici  larcîns  fe  deC- 
couvrent:  VioyiWbentbeetitifiiUQHitrucmncom 

Lard: m.  Lardcfât Ba1{pn^theflitofjiai{on,or0f?Wie', 
dfo^tlitchofÈalion-yalp>ytbttreitfi0f^^t, 
Lardejbic.  The Ur do f  the  two  vtmi^éndfittefî 
pecfes  offa  Flitch  ofBatfpndiuidedintotbrteparts^be 
ligi  orhammom  hatting  beeke  fwmftfly  eut  off.    . 

■  Il  y  â  dklard  en  hxy. There  is  much  fié(lmtt,or  great 

Griet  au  lard  fur.T«Wite/|'  tofiomftjioffè  dtyWuc^e^ 

^'fgrace^deridt.    ,.k.  ...a  J* 

Toutyeftoitdukrd.  AHvfaffetaboiiht^hevmld 

^"^aUmivbeeUs.ibérr*  '"     ^   ^^-^*f  ' v   -   jtos  ^ 
Faire  du  laid,  r*  lùa  idly^fiffe  deScmfyfitté  mth 
pleafun^andeafe.       ,        ^v.-^^-- v  -  •.■i^igJjfQ;,^.. 
Frotter  leur  lard  cnlanUc;  £^<:«Frdâii4|^^|^^ 
Frotter  d  quelqu'un  fort  lard.  To  cudg/eU^bimj^md- 
9,to  thmcl(e  oir  beUbirhimVrrnt^, .  "      ^^'rîm^^l 
letter  Ton  lard  aioc  duchi.  f •  ^«/  bis  fubJUuce 
^4^Uyjtrvnwonbily\tofqiumitr«Uawayk 

lia  mangé  le  tard.  Ht  km^i/Otk,  or  htéiti  U 
mtu,ofthatthefl.  t..  .,v^^  >.  ;,r  ,. 

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meat  isjlucl^e^i  alfo^aflowt^  cut^  ^ird,  nip^  ieaft  broken 

lllardonncment  :  mA  quipping^  cuttïng^itrding^fiûx»' 

|||>|(fomct.  To  quip,  mp,ci4tyflowty  gird, breathe  a  ieafi 

ILardonn; ur  :  m.  A  quipper, girder, flowtfr. 
Xw^e"^:  f*  The  Urchyor  Larinx  tree. 
"^ZVCZC^  The  fame. 

•  "K  Rcfîn?  àc  Lareze.  (Ont  or  dinar  ie)  Turpentine. 
Larfondeincnt:  m.  The  difeafcxfhereinqnev^di  his 
iàt\flr  fteàfe  in  his  excrements.  ^     ' 

Larfondu:m.u^:  î.Thatvoidi hts fityOf greafe  in  his 
^1  .excrements.  "  /  - 

Large:  m.  (Subîla/it.)  RoomeJcopeyfpaceyWiithyor 

widenefie.        ,     '  *  >^ 

Mcmc  mht§I^Sore/eafeydifcbarge,v^^ 
^  vnty-y  toopenywiden^grue  roome,orfcope vnto. 
Large  :  cotfi,  (A<ijeft.)  tajpge,wide^  broad^/paciôi^, 
;  roomthie-y  ample ^gt eat  jbtg  j  open  j  abundant  j  è(?/^«/^. 
r  ousJiberaU.  /    «^  ' 

-Large  de  boucne,&cftroit  decern  âufe/TM/irfli.  t< 

,  w»/?5  w«fi» ,  but  parti  xpitb  tittle  jDr ,  thai  promifes 
Mitch  more  thenhemllingly parts  with.     *  •     . 

Autant  defpend  chiche  que  large  4  Prov.  Ti!>*  wi/fr 
,  matches  the  vnthrifi  in  expence  y  (tbe  one  often  wajling 
'^'■às  much  by  aUorving  toofcafit,  as  thé  other  by  giuing 
..  tço  largeya  proportion-))  it  may  alfo  be  interpreted  thmy 
the  liber aS  dotbfpcnd  his  pelfiy  the  pemryfitber  v^afis 
himfefjè.      ■    ^  '     '  ' ,'      '•'  . 

Lirganeùt,  Largely  ymdely  ybroadly\fiiliy,ampfy^eat- 
ly^abundantli, plentifully 'ybountfpsUy, 

J^rgéfk : ^.  Bountity  ûberalitie ;  <//>, <r  larf^^i^         .  , 

handMs  of  money  cap  among  the  people  yaifoji  doii/L-   %  '':■:  .j/^^?tà  S;i^!ï^iKv  • 

tiuebefiwtved onjouldiors. ^ ■  v  ■  ^ '"^-^^Sfe^^ '"^-^s^  '" " ^^'-^■''^■^^^^'^^^^^'^'■^' 
Larget:  m.ette  :f.  Somewhat  l4tpi^ii^iiU00ilil 

Largeur  :i^  L9irfpieffejbreadth;»idenej0i^udeM 
ci»ufkefie\f;;reatn^e^mfUneffe^tiiyu0^^^^^^^^^' 
itcur  :  m.  AUberall  goiter  ybeftowerifir 

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Larme  :  £  rf  tetrg  j  «f^  (ftmrn-dref,  the  fit  mifiure 
that  difiUtsJrm  dïuert  trees  j  éoU  be>u«i  ^  ~ 
La  larme  du fapin.  Aeleere,  émdwelUafi'mgrtquid 
Kofin^tbat  ijjkesjrm  betmeejutbt Urke ,  *nd  tnner 
rmde  «fâyeimg  Fine  treti  In  eitrjheps  it  û  cmm*n- 
fy  {but  errenieufly)  teârmed  Knicc  THrftntineJkyei 

.    Madiioliis.  .  *  ■ 

*  Larmcs-lwir  mde  ^  the  feeds  »/ 4  certàne  fiant. 
En  1  an  nés  <ie  fol  ne  fe  doit  on  fier:  Prov.  A  feoUs 
tedres  Mré  net  td  be  trujltd,     ;  *  v 

Ce  que  Maiftre  donne,  8c  vallée  pleure  ce  font 
larmc5  perdues  ;  Proyju  vamedseiumet  deplore 
tbeir  maifii^ibeutttie,  %^     •   • 

LanTiclcttc:  f.  A  fmaUteare^ 

Larmcttc^fiarmclctte.         • 

L  armeux  ;^euic  :  fc  AU-bebluhhered,  fùUef testes, 

Lariiiicr  :  aLwé^Mue  cfa boufe ;  the  bnwyêf  cepng »f 
awaU^fbm'igip  k»ff>  oreajipfthe  rdine-y  àifo^  « 
îoope-bole^pfUiUhoUm  arvalltogiueligffti  alfojtbe 
.  eye-veine^rieiiiethatsnexttotbeejeefaberfe, 

1.3.nr\ot.  en,  A^jt^fnd of  Li-^^d, 

Larmoyablé  î^cbm.  BewayUbU^UmntabUi wéfùU, 

xvorthe  of^ffatet,  '  ' 

L^mr\oyeiiiént4m.Aweeptngibetifafl'miJâment}^^ 

Jkddmiof  terres.  . 
L  anneyer •  f  if  weepeyWaj/UyWbme, lamented  teares, 

dtjiill ^epftl^moifim.  ,  .  -C' 

Larmoy|i|K>'i«'Larmcux.  t 

L anniisë î&/i«/f  eattb-Newte, or Aske,  fOauphi- 

Larh€ffî^/4»Larronncflc';4/]&*/feM)P.  >    ^ 
Lstrrcac  chats  :  m.  ^<irerw4w/i»|. (vieil  mot.) 
hirtccM''V^Xwcenie,tbtftyrobberie,filmie^beeitirief 

paltb,pilfirinf^filchmgtpitrl«yni>^: 
Larrccittcr,4»Larronner,  • 
LmcéttCuCement.Tbeeuilhlyfpiljhmily,fil0muJfy, 
i^witb  à filmti9u«  intent. 

i/LâirecincuX:  m.cufc:  fT  Fet»ntiuu^^eiàpi,fiUbing, 
pil^rtng^àmmintjmbea^liag»  >  ^^ 

'Laxris:tD,Vnbusbandedkfui,vntilledgrwHd, 
Larron:  m.  A  filon,tbeejif  robberypmrlejner^^aler^ 
imbeâ^ler,pilfireryfilchèr,nimmeri' 
X.znotiitaiix.Amfiue'mêCenAAtbeâàfirtit'boU 
diHgefptperjluoMwater,-  »       "  ^ 

.  Larrond'une  phime.  Tbtfith  rfa  quiU^ifiatberf 
êr  light  fiufetbé^t  is  wkbiHtt,  ./ 

'  Pasdelanoa  Agmgerlie  treâd^fifïg4ti,jèétrêM 
Jefpiftg,d»ubtfdlpâet.        .        * 

:J  Les  IttTons  s' entrcbatenc,  &  les  larcins  Te  de& 

couvrent;  Pto.Tbeenes  brabUngbe^es  fn^umvii- 

'.    tothmemu,  -*"''•■'«-•  -•>  :-vt^->^- »••■...•■.■.■,■.„ -î^^^^i^-^i 

D'un  Ian?on  priu{  ôtt  ne  fe  oein  gatder:Prot^il«rîf 
Unowârdfiréjkmliârtbiefi,       '  -  •'      .'l^v^v 
Tel  larron  td  cor^  :  Cirov.  5ef  Cor4on«! .%({-{ 
^A  eros  larron  etoflê  corde  :  Prov.  A  jlr 
de/etlles(9rweel^0|lMKghtktr,^»f^fili^ 
Les  gros  larrons  ont  toujours  leslmandiespldi 
^  <U  MUons:  Ptov.  6f«il  ifte«wf  èiMW  Oier  fine 
IH* {y'a»»fgifis)âbêiittbem.\  ^  ?^i,  r  <> 

Lcs|^  Itffions  pendent  les  ^etin^  &,.  les  gri 
lanons  meinent  pendre  les  Mtitl  :  Pko  v.  Appfyâb 

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Abandon  fait  larron:  Prov.  Things  lefl  àt  rndtn 
eaufetrnemeniwmetheeues. 
Il  eft  cault  larron  ^ui  delrobbb  à  vn  larron  :  Prov 
lie  is  a  cnming  Aeefè  that  r^sé  theefi.,  '  ■  * 

Il  femble  i  vn  larron  que  diafcun  luy  refemble- 
Prov.  A  thetfi  imngines  esserie  one  bidsjland. 
pu  MarchandjOU  larron  :  Prov.  Bit^  a  marchtnt 
or  â  tbeefè  i  â^ech  verte  ordinsrie  in  the  nmthtt  ef 
Sbep^eepersyVfbo  thereby  pretend ^h4t  net  conmint  tt 
thetr  wares  Jb  eaftij,  tbey  cannot  fell  them  fo  chtape 
éutheeuesdee.  i    -  ' * 

Larronctau  :  m.  A  pilfirer,fitcber,  little  tbeejf. 
"Lzxrotmtzu:  tn.Thefame,  '  '     %' 

Larronner.  ToftealeJmkfo^Ui  purlayney^lcby  ximn^ 
p/firy  play  the  theefi.  ,    »  •      . 

Larronncrie  :  f,  TbeemngjPealingipilferiftg^fUhinr 
pwrloymnt^  ' 

^luzttonmSt'.tAfbetbeefe. 

Larronneux:  in.eu&:  f.  FelonieMytbeeuiJhyJkU  tf 
.,    tbeeucrie,  .  .       /■-;  /  -v  .       ,    . 

Larronniere:  f.  A  denne  eftbeeues,  the^etrmof 

theeues,  tbeeues  hauen^  place  of  re  fort  fir  thtms. 
Larval:  m.  ale:  f.  Hayjifty  gjrifiitygbafiliey  ghofUi^ty 

dreadfdiyWanypale,        ^  «  '  • 

Larvc  :  m.  A  Hagy  Spirity  Coblmy  Uight-ghofly  alfoy  t 

leaneypaUimeagarymthered  (crag  \  out  tbetlçel(s  Itl^e 

deàtb^lilfeaghofl, . 
Larynx*  «f  Larigau.  ^ 

Las  :  in.  «f  Laos  ;  4 //M/^  ^ 

Las:  m.  Lafle:  f.  tnarie,tyredJbarriedi$uertâjUd^r 

fiant  vritbteyting,  , 

LalancHi:  m.Tbep4nneofaClofi-ftoele.(^K:3o, 
Lafanophore  :  n^  The  groom  ef  the  clofe-fitolt. 
Lzfché.Afilbtbatfomembat  refembtes  a  li^tltShitdy 
■    (caugftt^dcaiiedfiyaboHtlAutit^clict.) 
Lafchc:  f.  (  The  vermine  called)  a  Ticttey  er  Sbeefe- 

louTe,      ■■■■•■■*•>■•■■.■: 
Lafcne:  com.SUeh^yke^yWideyflaggmg\vfe*\tJ!aiity 
1^  vnlH^MgtdJbingjrewùjfeJitheryJtntf'yCeld^^ 
jlteyfiint'heartedyvnmamieyeffemnate'y  kmdyvmtf' 

thiejbafejtreclmoiu. 

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<iteSk%hf(^x:i,SUmchmg,orhangingemts. 

Laïchéf  nu  ce  :  f.UoJfedytyed',  vnbent;  releafedjfte^ 

delineredm 
Laichee:  f.  AtoopigyJlackeiwtg^mngyVnbtndinQ 

retmttit^eieamgyfieemgfUtthugoe* 

Lafchcmcnt  Slackfy»  loHiefy,  jfaaHb  î  «wf» 
wtMfyVnMily  ijhmfyy  Stberfy,  negUgentfy }  celdljy 
fiùmlf^emnêtelyi'mclfedlyjaodfy'yvmortbtly. 

Lafchcr.  tofiaclMi^denJIo^eyvnbend^t  •¥*  i  f '?» 
reUafi,remtyprgoe,let goe,  .  V  '^  ^-;î 
Lafchcrlabridei.r*tyèi(ir«  geitlh  gnu  mort  th 

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LalTeroii.  ^^  Laiftcron.  >  >-  ^ 

LalTct:!!!.  AfnAre,gmne,iYtnfûid(o^  the  lace  of  a 

x^omAHs  Pettiaat.  j^  . 

'tafTeté:  £  ^eâmejfe^  vnlnmejje^  fatigation,  fmU 

!  LailiiSjOU  Lafus.  AboUe^abQueyonderjLhereab^Hf^^AP' 

Latagc  ;  m.  ^  /^f fc/>^  i  latb-mrliCi  a  cofier'mg^  or  do- 

Cm ^wltb  lathes.  t-      '}    '- 

Late:  f.  Alatbialfo.a  certaine  fine  Juevponcbymes 

or c ontéliàtionr within  ?tQVcncc.    .        ^^ 
Latent.  Hidden  Jurking.clo/c.priuiejecretyvnl^novme. 
LLacenteinent.  Hiddenly,  lufl(mglyyChfely,fri!Ûly,fi 

Later.  jT^  laihy  tofet  on  lathes. 
Laterne  :  f.  Tfe^  fcutcbeony  or  \nob^  the  middle  of  a 
timber-vatiU.  ■■-.:  ,   .  ^   ;  .  ' .  .     .*   v  i 

Latidavc  :  m.  A  l(ind  ofUjfocke  worne.by  the  atmcUnt 

Romans.       •  •    '.    *.  .v/  '■  -  -  • ,..        •  .-■,"^^^.  •• 
Laticrs  •.  xn.Thofe  which  ijn  Provence  exaSi  the  fine  be" 

jure  mentioned  inLztc.  •    '^-^^^    ;       w  1>| 

Latin:  mvL^Wi /fee Z^/i;i/^/^tfg^-  -  ' 

Parler  Latin.  To  (peaife  LaSukalfoyafiifiùon  offpeejcb 
iM  among  prifoaers,  therTR^o  draw fome  drinking 
money  from  new-copneg^uefls.  '  >  y  : 

•  Femme  qui  parle  Latin:  Pro.  Seelte  Vcmmc.     :  ' 
ileft  bon  Latin.  He  is  a  good  Latinifty  bewr'itesyor 
fj2cikfs^good  Lmn.     ,    "^         .       ./.  ,     '     ; 
I!  y  perdit  fon  Latin.  Hcwas'tberegrauelledyplun^ 
I    gedyorata  Non-plm  j  he  l^new  not  what  to  mal^e  of  y  or 
i     ivhattopiyvnlOyit.    ;  ^  •  .  -' 

!    Qui  a  florin,  rouffin,  Latin,  par  tout  il  trouve  le 
I  *  chemin  :  Pro.  He  that  can  (pend^andj^eal^e  wellydnd 
haib  a  good  h&rfe  vnder  him  y  needs  not  goe  out  of  bis 

Laein  :  m.*  Làtuïè  :  f.  Lattnc  ofcounlreyy  orin/ffecb  3 

f^Urbelonpngf  ythe  Latine  language .t 

MarcVundifc  Latine.  Excellent  good ftuffe  I  or  y  the 

^^?fir  mofi  vtterable  commodities  yteaffned^b^  Mar- 

Latine  mem.  pt  Laime\  after  tht  rmmtt  of  tbtta-^ 

Latinier  :  m.  HTrucbman^lHUrfrft»r,(ir.m,)  • 
utmifatcu|:«m.#f Latmifcur.  ;r ^f*. v^^,^ 
Latini^,  To  mtJf»  latine  y  turne.inio  Latiae,  write» 

iatinifeur:  m.  Om  /fcii  writes^  {pui^s  Latif^^^, 
'njnlfjwniftr'jMe^HUxfisink^ornetearms. 
Faire  du  Latitiifèur.  4  dtpue,  tr  unerâitt  ftttm  a 

utinogotiieMtu  ée:f.  EâjiUf^u^yÇibn^fjîimxéi 

Latitatjon:  £  AbiiingJMrk»»t^^''^  ùlawttkaâ 

latitude :f.  LatitMde^kreadtb,  Uritfi^tymdmtfPt, 
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LztnnciiATrtuieyJal^esyHoufeofOfficei  alfiy  the 
finite  of  d  priuate  boMfi.  t 

Latrincux:  m,  cufc:  £  M^^'Uk^yOfaJakeSyfiUof 
'     M^h  filthie^ftinkingyfiU  of  ordure. 
Latte:  f.  ^  tnc i a  Lathi alfoy  a  Land^meafure  (as 

■  Perche)  infome  places  longer  then  in  ottnrs  rvhence-y 
Latte  de  Barbexicux.  is  but  mne  footy  Latte  de 

^   MontignzcCharMtCyeleuenfooiyiong. 

luflice  fous  latte.  C'cff  fous  le  couvert  de  la  maifon 

du  (eigncur  feulement.  ^/  ^  ^ 
Làtteron-S^eLaiôeron.  !^4v>^^^^^:/    :  -  ^     '%  i 
Lav  ace  d'eaux.  ^«  inundationyOmoundingy  ra^j/agefor 

great  fioi^^fwaters  (by  the  fifU  of  much  raine.) 
Lavacier :  m.  çre :  f.  Waflnngaway  vioUntfyyrauagingy 

oYfweepingbeJite it  (^afwift current)  ail  it meetes 

Lavage  :  m.  a  water-poolCy  or  plajh  j  a  peece  of  land 
funoundedy  or  drowned vp y  by  watery  al/Oy  a.waf 

■  fhing.  •■/  -   ;•:  ,  .f  .  • 

Lavages.  ^«^Lavailles,  ^ 

-   Lavage  de  chaux,  whitingyor  white-limeywbere^itb 

walls y&Cyarewbue-wafiied.  .  ^  ^ 

LavailleS:  f.  SwiUtngSyHogS'WajhyWafi)]ngsjirSmne. 
Lavanchc  de  glace,&  de  nc\%n.A  great  heape  of  Snow 

tumblingfirom  the  top  to  the  bot  tome  of  a  Hilly  and  o- 
:  uer  throwing  what  foe  uer  fyes  in  it  way. 
Lavande:  £  LauenderySpil{e.  ■\ 

Lavande  fcmcilc.n1jite'flowredLaue7iderSpil(e. 

Lavande  mafle.  The  commony  or  blew-fl^n^rod  La-^ 

uender  Soike.  ' 

Layanae  Romaine.  7{(?«rtf;j  L^M^^r^ 
Lavandière  :  iA  Launder efjiyor  wafhing  woman^alfoy 

\  a  WagtayUyOr  Watcr-wagtayle.  # 

Layaret: in;  /f  whitijh Trouty  or  Shad^li{e  fijhy  bred  in 

the  Làliés  of  Say  oyyandDMviiiné. 
Lavarbn  :  m.  Another fmaUfijb  j  as  Cahaflbn. 
Lavafle.  as  Lavace.  ^ 

Lavatoire  :  m.  A  Lauatorie  ;  a  place  y  or  vejjellyto  wajh 

'Lzilhznt.  été  Chhaut'y  a  greatyellmgCurre. 

Laude.  The  toUtbats  payed  fin  wares  retayled  in  cer- 
taine Fairesyând  tMarl(ets  within  the  dominion  ofBct" 
ry  I  (and  elfewbere.)      >     ,  * 

Layei  m. ée  :  f.  iVafbed^ rinfedi c\enfed(witb water y). 

■  bathed.      '  v^-.--  ■>  —  •  •^-•^.^ 
Main  lavec  moins  Icyce  :  Pro*  See  Main. 

^    A  main  lavee  Dieu  mande  la  rcpeuc  :  Prov.  God 
fends  bis  bleffmgs  to  cleanebands^M  hearts. 
En  vaifleâu  mal  layé  ne  peut  on  vin  garder  :  Prov, 
wine  will  net  l(eepe  in  anvncleanevefieU. 

Layedan  :  v^k.  Anyrmrgray  iennet.y  or  à  borfe  bred  on 
Lave  dan,  one  of  the  Tfi*  encan  Mount  aine  s  where  on 
tbe  befi  bârfès  ^  fronce  are  bred  :  Tbefebarfès  (fayes 
a  Ffencb  Cofksographer)  are  more  nimble^  and  more 
firmsg  tbenSpamjh  Jennets  \  but  tbe  Roumaine  u  not 
lirge^nd  therefore  there  be  not  many  oftbfà. 

Lave--nfiaia:  m. /il  £)ver,arl4urrr.  ^■ 

J:,aivcment  :  nu  A  wafhing^  rinfrngj^atbingyclenfrng  (in 
water  J      *     .^^vv^j^v-'^^'i'.^^^  w.-^''-^- 

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Laveries  mains  de.  ««Main.  •        ^^ 

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pfânimpuuutên,       u  ,    ' 

L'un  a  le  bruit  l'autre  lavc  la  laine.  7*«  *»«  f»*' 
whatthtttbeft  fâiàuéoe\(^cyoitMtïS^%.) 

Pour  laver  fo  maihson  n'  en  vend  pas  fa  terte  ;  • 
Vne  main  hvc  Tautrc  :  Prov.  Owe  fir  m  tmibers 

Laveur:  m.Awalber:  ^     v  ^; . ?   ';    ;   , ,    '' 
Laveuic  :  f.  The  water  wberemth  m  tbmg  hêtb  beeni- 

VHtÇhei.Alfi^tMOiMi,  .         ..    ;"      : 

Laveure  demieL  UqtmwberemHmte  bâtb  beefu 
pttrifieé,»rf»dden,  -    •  v^  - 

Lavcurc  des  Orfcbvrcs.  The  wafbÎMg^fGpUfimtbs 
fivccpes  i  viz.  tbeftufe  vfhich  tktyfni  m  the  firiuce 
afUr  a  melting^ndMiong  the  di0  of  their  fiefs  after 
fmefrng  ;  all  which  they  put  mte  a  vejfiU/md  wâfiùng 
itypiciietbatwbicbisgeâdeutcfit. 
Lavoir  :  m.  A  poêle j  or  pendy  whereat  hitcl(es,  &e,  he 
cêmmonif  waptedy  a  wap^ftg  place,  a  wafbmg  poole 
crpond^alft  (m  feme  placet)  ti>epeeeeefwo0dCfime 
three  foot  Img,  or  high)  whereati  a  wafhmgbafenyfup' 
ported  bf  three  or  filtre  kracl(ets/l0tbfta)uL 
Lauragcois:  m.ilc:  f.  O/Lauraguexj  aparteflAïa- 
'■■•  gùedoe.  ;■*.■./■■-■■...  »■ 

Herbe  Laurageoifc.  if^eed  ;  fe  eaUedyhetâufe  k 
growes  abundantly  m  Lauraguez.         ^       '  f 
Lauraye:  £  A  poue^iarplot^LaitreUtreeiit 
Laurens.  Laurence,  >,^ 

Cloches  de  Sainâ  Laurcns.  Great  bûjfersintbe 

Laureolc  :  f.  Lowrie^  laurnUy  If^rgt  ytireU^^pttU 
■    L^urell.  .     .,  .:^:'' '  J  •■     ■  •'  "'^'"  "  •    :..,;;^,^.-;.  v  v,;-,-  ■■■. 
Laurcole  m^t.  Maie  LaurUU^hathimly  one  flemmt 
Jet  verie  thu^e  with  leaues  j  biU  in  ail  âtber  farts  te- 
fembles^dinarie  Lomie.  ^c*.  ^    j^^ 

Laurier  :  m.  d4  UureUyorBay  tree.    ^^     ^^  * 
Laurier  Alexandrin.  Lûurell  ofjilexaudria^pét- 
lMureUjTMguè4flad€yHorfi'4MgiU^D§Mi-tû^^ 
Lauricrc  :  t  A  plat^ar  gro$u  of  Eaj-ttees.  7  ^ 

Laurin  :  m.  înc  :  f.  Of  Bayes  \  fet^orftuckiwith  Bayes.' 
Laiifcrnc:  £  Sbrnb  Trcfiile,  MUIatTrefoUe^  Citifm 

Lauiertc.  The  fame,       -: 

Laxatif:  m.  lue  :  {.Laxatme,leofi,fbluhU, 

Laxif:  m*  iue:  tLaxattue, 

Laxitc  :  f.  CaxaHuenejie,  '" 

1,W''Va.À  Laj^9>ti^unàelaf;i^^  lÀ-^hreaith 

Laytnn.  laye:f.  UfJècidafJim^m^éU,      * 
./,  Cat^es  de  lay  à  lay.  Cafes  metre^êempenralt^i 
Mf^Bretchlf.AftruantinanAbbeptWCoiuiit. 
Lave  if.  A  (wûd)  Sem  that  baAyoÊmg  mus, 

Layetf.  The  lefes  (or  dmg)  efâ  wiUtêreiilfi/âiilfi 
.   ^/Mhes^  afCopfiwoady  M  st  marl^  tê  6mk  hem 
-muehofOtt  reft  k  têbefiHelgnlfêUaiaui,    ' 
Lavé:  m>  ée:  £Bois  laycz.  Marinedhm  fiirett  bè 
i  -pMyhem  mndtMba  teU\mâmh»A  rewts  êf 

Coffewoedlef^jS^mmitêthefâmtpmpofi, 

Layer  vn  bois^mainv  mn^tm  nm^^  «H^ 
.  tn0jyo0d,firthefiatigyMmlp^thereûf, 

LaycOB :  t  U  TUf^DfsmtriM^  UxwkbTtSs/r 

DTa0ifS%  •  -;^  ^  i; 

tayn.  S»heryimiifi^ttfêfi^pU'^i(Hiàm%{tàM 

■     mnU)  '    '-c  •  -■••    '-'  ^\     '  ■>    " 

l^i  m,  Trm,  «r  nu^jis  tfitmy  kft  m  ùffh^  m 

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Lazanon  :  m.  5«r|é  Lalanon.         '  T  v 
Lazur  ••  m.  The  U^ytr  A^efime.    '  .  f 
Lé:m»  ^eadthiofè/heÛllofClatbjinrStuffe,^ 

De  deux  Icz.  On  bothfider.  Vn  drap  de  deux  Ici.  ^ 

^ee  ef  broad  cloth, 

b'unléAdViutre.OwiMfc/y^.  T  1     ^ 

D\x\ongJkàu\é,Mueriemgk        r    '\' 
ht.  (A  mafiuime  Kal^fitUy»  ArtitU^iie,  the  fiid,  tkt 

Le^  m.  lee  itSroadjm^le^argei  HmefiunàVicat 
en  fente  léc}  S,  feters  m  the  broad^wty-,  ^Orle. 
annois**'.':  ■""•>•.■■■■  ■    ,  ,/ 

Leal  :  m.  aie  :  fil^aUtfrkt^rupiiy^tbfiUj^eJl/. 
h&ins.(Aàveih.)f^tlmlbere^tbatp(aee. 
l^auté'.f.  umieyfiithfiUneffe^ruflmeJfe,^ 

Lcbic  <w  Lièvre.     H* 

Leconotnande:  £  Vltmatkn  by  water  in  a  ufm 

^b.  .  ^ 

Lechsttd.  4«  Lcfthard.  '--^:-^:-^'r^'^'' 

Lechedoigt.  à  lech.  Vahilfyy  fpàrînglyfy  dtfjrttSy 

peece-mealejfypanelsj/ylitùeamûttle, 
LechefHte  :  f.  A  Drippuig-patme. 
Ledianenc  :m.A  ticking^  Itpfàigvp,  # 

Icçhcr.TotieteeMptfi^vf'  .  *  ^ 

Peu  phit  bûUçr  d  (on  elcuver  qui  (bil  coufteau  b- 

che:  VtoyJIe  thatphuhesbimfilfimufiphuamtbtr. 
<    C^  va  il  lèche,  qui  repofe  il  reicfae:Prov.£.Mi^ 
Seicher.  •  '   ';a.-;-       .  ,  --.^-v-.  / 

Lechercan:  m.  A ftap-fmeylui^d^  Ud^out  cm- 
,  panion.     r-»-'  ■  .« 

Ledierei^!  :  £  A  Bckerwn, or  fatale  wemam 

Femme  lechèrcile  ne  fera  iaporéeeTpaiflè:  Prov. 

The  licl(enm  houjmfè  fMome  mal^s  thicl^epcttâge. 
T.càKUt'.m.Alic^^lappervpofiSeeLtÇchm. 
Leçon:  £  .A  LeffM'yUdmey  'Docimem,ifipHilio», 

Vrecept.     /,  .'*.■-••.>.*■■•■,.-*« 

Le^eur :  m.Àreader.  '■'-    •  *^^ 

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anV'rmnpie&t,      v-r^x-   ■  ■'-•-■^■.- ■■■■ii'*' . - 
Leârin  :  n.  4v  Lctfin.  ^m"  \^ 

hc&utc  îf.  A  Leamre 'y  a  Readin,/'      ^ 
Ledaneen  4v  Laidanger.  -  y       i* 

Lede.  4»  Leçon. 
Ledoires:  {.Refroebet^eiu&tgt/iefimatiitiettanuts. 

Jjcdomicf.m.TheLote^  Nettle  tree,    - 

Lcdon:  m.  Thefirub  Ciftu$Ledoii,/«i<*^'<«*'* 

MMTTMi^Ladanum  u  pahereé,  ' 

Ledoyer.4»  Laidanger. 

LéC'i  £  A  wiUSow,  ,, 

L^si:tD.^:l-Ug^ykmfiUioftbeU»itrfil>ie 

Donàâkk^,  ne  bot^iOftsemeyed  by  reàjkef 
âMESaU^OÊeêet^OfSce,  . 

Legalkc:£l«irt6ftiéf*,to^^  . 

t&L'.m,  dUtfititbê70fetimbafiaémiel^* 

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f  rpcr  &  Lcecrcmcht.  éts  Lcgicr  &  Lcgicrcmcnt. 
làcxcffc"  aigbtnefe,nirnbUnelJi,asflitie,^^^^^ 

L ecibk:^^"^-  Legible, readable.      '  :  :  ^ 

Lciicr:  ni.,erc:  f.  Light,  fwl ft  Jpeedie^ fleet ^,  quickey 
^i^/^,tf^/^  V^^^/^jfi'*^'^  i  jf^V^3  inconftant,  humO" 
rous^vnfteadie  Jilting,  fhitttey  wauer'mg  j  4//i,  /i^H 

fleilbt,j}f^iiCyOffmaU  might,     j       *  • ^ 

Bcftcs  Icgicrcs. Tfa^ r«rf  and fkUowDeerei  the  wdd 
Giit^nd^h^Roe.  ^     i^v  " 

Leeieràlamain.  S^f  Main.  ^^ 

Lc^ierancnt.  Lightly, fleetly Jmfily \nimbly,quiclfly, 
,  nadifyi  vnJteadily/flàttingfy,inconfiqntlyi  alfa,  neglh 
lentlyjfleightfyy  to  nopurpofe.       ;  v^  ^_- 

Le^icrcté  :  f.  Ligbtneffe,fieelneflejwfine]fe\  nimble- 

mynconflanck^  ficl^UneJJe  j  vainnefle,  want  efgra^ 
"uitie^fleightnejje.  *^  '    ^     ,  .\ 

Le*^ion:  f.  ^  {T{pmane)  Legm\  a Band,jOf  Squadron 

^f  6%io  foiddiors  j  ivbereofT^o  were  bùrfemen^  and 

,    6100  footmen.     '.   -^.    ■c'-.^k  ■■■;..-     .y  ^.*^  ^'^'v  ■• 
Legionnaire  :  com.  Legionarie  j  of^  or  belonging  to^  a 

(Romane) Legion.  ^    ;  ^    ^^   i^ 

législateur  :  m.  ^  Law-maker.  • .        ^  *  '^ 
Lcj^itiiftatioti:  £  A  legitimation,of  legitimating)^  ma- 
l(inglawfiiU.:^      f^'  ^    -^  '    > 

Lettres  de  legitimation.  Letters  6flegitimation,are 
f  muted  of  the  Kjng  by  baflards,  that  they  may  be  ca- 
fêle  offuccefftonsy  and  lawfully  di^efe  of  their  ciwne 
'    aiviéÙ  as  other  men.   y^  ,  ■  ...   ,/'t.\i^-.;  '  • 

Legitime:  f.  A  portion,  or  cbitàs  part  ;  a  younger  hro- 
ms  portion,  or  part  in  the  inheritance  left  by  bisfii- 
tkr\alfi),  the  portion  of  inheritance  Which  a  father 
ma}  giuc  away  from  hUfonne-,  his  awnefr^e  land.  \ 
Mettre  fa  legitime  aii  vent.  To  make  (ah  vnthriflie) 
fils  of  bis  portion  j  to  /([uander  away  his  chiides 

,  P^«-i^.,.*.  ■-•   ■     ,     ■•    '       ^  '•         ■  '^'"'''" 
Legitime  :  com.LegitimateJLtw/uU^ord(rlieJuft/igbti 

ngbtfy  bome,truly  begof.[  ^  /      "'^ 

Lcgitimctncnt.  Legitimately ,  rigf>tly^  ^/&^j  tucor- 

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Lentement.  5/(w^,  /-f(/«r^/^i  pckly/mgeringhhach. 

MJ>yitttle  and  CmU,mtbottt  baft.       ^l    ^^^  '^H 

lf^fg^nce,UtherntjiÇiafo,cLmfmeJpeM^^ 

gluinejje.    •  ^  ^;  ^        . «*/  ^^       j  ^ 

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Ltgumage  :  m.  Tulfe-yOé  Becmes^ea(i,&cyinycorne^ 

&Cytbats  reapedyOrgatheredybypséOing., 
Lcguinc:  tn.«Lcgumagc.  •• 

Lcgui7iincux:in.euic:f.  Of,or behngmgtû,pulfe.         a^^v.^«*x*v.*— ^w^j..— ..-.^^i^c:. 
Legz  :  m,  A  Legacies  a  thing  bequeathed^  or  giuen  by     Lcporin  :  m Jnc  :  f.  Oflor  belonging  to^aHaieJ 
1  -^ilL  ^        ^^  ^^^  Lcppc:f.Sea^grajre,Sea.weed,Reets. 

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Xentice. 4»^I^nti(quc/ ■'■':':,■■■;  ,-r^K:    ■- -:'-.t;^   ^:.,;. , 

Lenticulaire  ;m.  ^»  inftrummrvheremth  surgeons 

plane,  and  cikawan,  tbebrot^en  bonis ef  awounded 

LentiUàdc:  f.  The  jotted  and  long^ofed  Sc^tc  ,or 

Tbomebacke.  ^Lzne^ucd,  #- 

LcntiDat:  m.  The  JpoUeddog-fiJh  caUe^ by  ûHrMer^ 

mtn^the  Durmè-boitHd,or  Dunne-cow,  I 

Lentille  :  f.  The  Untie,  or  Lentill  (a  fnalipulfe)  am 

the  weight  of  a  LentiU-.or  ^a  frnall  w  eight  rphercofthice 

maliebutfwo\raines. 

hcntiSX&.Tipundfpeckes.rcdpmp^esiWiimc^^^^^^^ 
andLentiU-refemblingfreckles,onibefiic€,or. hands.  * 
Lentilles  d'eau.«w  Lentilles  de  marais;      * 
Lentilles  He  marais,ou  de  m^r-DucI^ci-meat^ne-^ 
LcntiUSfVfaterLemills,  Graines. 

Lentille;  m.  ée:  f.  Frec(iled,fvrmpccklcd,pimpîed. 

Lentillcux:  m.eu{è  :tFrec\lie;  MofredpimpUs  or 
fffott.  ,     I,        ^       -      ..       '    "^  /, 

Lentifcc.  <M  Len<;i(que, .    ,  ." 

Lenti(çine:flJ^dt/î/cit^.      I       ■ 

î^cntïlq\\é:m.TheLentls^eiOr^laJlicl[etree, 
Lentitudc:  f.  <fy  Lenteur,     l 

hcàncezu:  m. /tLjmswhelpCyOryouf^Lyon, 
Léonin  :  in.inc  :  f.  lyontit^ei  0/]  tr  be  longing  to  ^a  Lyon, 
Leontiii.  <3^Lconceau.   «a 
Leopard  :  ça.  A  Leopard jtr  libbard-^  a  beaft  ingendre d 
^,beir¥ieneaLyott,andaPamber.    '  , 

Leopard  de  mer.  The  CodyOr  Greenefi^, 
Leopardé.I-ion  Lec».iiWtfrrf-% 


Leicher.  «rw/fef  Lecher.      *      !  .■  -  '>-         :  ^ 

Lendc  :  f.  4  nit/nr  cbit  j  alfo,<u  Lande  j  <i^,  a  kind  of 

Scattfifb,  .  r  _* 

Lendemain.  The  morroT^,  dayfoUmmg,  next  dtQ  af-* 
ter, 

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|cndeux:in.cufc:f.N»fW,jW«f«r^  "'• 

Lendit:  m.  a  gréât  Faire  (tptCmafield  neere  to  S. 
Dénis)  j?w»  thtJHMdWiàlUfdgfofJime  vnto  Mid- 
&^>nerEueit»bencei  v    »      1   ♦      •  - 

Lendits.  Gau-mntjy  fiiirh^Sy  or  yeareûeprefints 
beftmed  by  tbe/HtoUen  of  Vtimr faits  (e^icktty 
*bt^ofPMrU)onthikTMtort. 


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Lcprcfçric  :  f.  LeaproufheQe  j  iiur0;fcabbinefe. 

Lépreux  :  m.cufe  :  £  Leaprous\fiurut(,  orfcabbedall 
ouerihebodle,        -"^^^'r^^l:^-  ,  . 

Leproftrîe  : f.  A  spittle  fkifieuaprétt^'^Z: 
Lequel  :  m.elle  :  f  .  ivbich^the  vhicb.  "■  *  » 

'   Lequel  des  AçnxJfijetberythewhetherjWhicb/èeuo', 
'  '     which  of  the  fivo/beuer,   «   !         -      ■  * 
hcC[ueCzt:  m»  A  kiffd ''ffiftte  fir  modcocl^es. 

Lerelot:  ai.  Tbefiotjtrdfnnte  of  a  countrey-mâîdens 

fini,  ■•  •     '■      '-'ui^--!^'--:^'-  ■   ■:.    'r^r- 

Lcrmief.  4*  larmier.  '  v  f  •     ■  ^      >    .         ! 
Lerot:  m.  ADormonfe-,  âlfoy  the  great,  and pild-earei 
.  Vm-tnoufe^HafiJi'moufetOr  FUbeard-mouft  j  called fo^ 
Uca9^ehe6iiethone^9Hn»ts, 

LencrâuAtheefi,*'     ~ 

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Lcfchc :  fv  ^  lonfjuf^  arjkuéi  of  htiêd^  ^  i  êlfê^éê 

Lclchc  dc  mcr.  AfljmUwêrm,  tbkke  ss  m  fiwiir, 
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l(en  vp^  qmcktj  btJis  itfelfi  aléUMt. 
LelchcdoigL  See  Lcchc4oi|;t. 
Lckhtt.  Mi  Lcdicr,      '  ,  #  ^      ^ 

Lcfchcric:  f.  Sommefl,  litknoeefnoffe  ^  muck  Uc- 

Lcfchcur  :  m.  i<  bckltf-yâUçknom  compamou.    - 
J^ékhcur.(hà)câJ)  Often  ti€l(mi',Ucliêr$M4.    , 
"     Au  chat  lc(ch:ur  bat  on  {buvcnt  la  gueule  :  Prbv. 

The  lu  Iforom  Cat  comes  vn^o  many  âpâi.    .     ♦. 
Lcfcive.4#  Lexive. 
JLcfcivcr.  Tobuci(e  ctotbesito  wajh/mce^^rfcomre  with 

Lcfc*maieftc:f.Hij;fr<rftf/i»r'  ^   >. 

L^Cf*.'^^  hurt;meHni^annojyofftnd. 

i^^içïUtùixc^c.ToceimmtéfifptreâfofU 
Lcfi^n  :  f.  Hiny  woundiniy  bârme,  offence,  âwiêj^ 

ayice.    .  %'  ■  *•  .         ■'  . 

LcfTc:  f.  ALeafhytoholdadog&cm^ehridU^jklfe 
J,  r:i/r^  to  hold  a  ho'fe  by-yâny  fucb  lonijlrpig. 

Lefles*^  Laifl'cs. 

Ic  I  a  vouJroisDluftoft  chevaucher  cjue  mener  en 

lefTc.  (^  knausft)  pbrafe  $»  Rab*)i  6iii<  r 4/i;rr  ride  her 

\    thfn  lead  her.  ^^  . 

Lcfltvc.  4^  Lexive. 

Lett.  M  Lcftage. 

Leftagc:  m.  Thtbalaflofajh^, 

LcAzQ^uTobaUftaJhip. 

Letter  Leftagc. 

Lette  :  m.  cc  :  f.  BaUjUdi  âffi  (  but  not  fo  froperfy) 

ftt/  fraught yOr  louden  (as  a  Jbip.) 
Lcftc  :  com.  ^i^cke/ùmble^Aaiuiyfpfi^tfùUy  di^ty 
readiejiuelie  y  aptyor  âblejèr  implijmenti  y  édfoy  niâty 
I       comebeyh4ndfome^uùnt^  curious  m  Atthi. 
Lcfteincnt.  f^td^lj^nimblfy  ââtmefyjxouh  great  agili^ 

tie  \  liiiely/narily  \  alfOyneâtfyyquaintfyyCuriouJfy. 
Letter.  To  bàUft  ;  alfo,  (but  not  fo  propnty)  to  bûd,  or 
.  fidi'f/auzbtyafhip/ 

Letaboncie  :  comJocond^'olkl(eybujMtte^âbeiibty 
oefni^riOMsmay  be. 

Letar^ie.  «  Lethargic 

Lethal .  m.  ale  :  f.  Deadlie^nortaBi  pefiifrrom. 

Léthargie  :  f.  a  Letbarpe  ;  m  dromficy  andfirgetfiU 

fic^nepexaUedbyfomeJhedrowfaeuUl.       "* 
Lethar^que  :  com.  Sicile  of  g  Letbâr^iey^  #r  ff  the  ' 

drêwfie  HlUând  bence) étfè^dulLbiâMu/jkifii;^ 

getfUL  j\   v"""'^>v  *^ 

Lethè:  m.  Deàh\ mortâStie yobUuion. 

Lethean^^  m^annc  :i  DeêdlkjnmtaUype^dm^âÛh 

inflêOing.^  ;^ 

Lctk:c:£  ÀboM/iofMMtjJhpgfcolMrJ  ^ 

Lcticrc.  See^f  Liâicrti 
LXXon:  tû. UttiMfinettêB^  K 

^Le^iia^r'^^  *  ; 

Lettager.  ^ Lemper;  ^^   t 

IxmcilAlettify^ikénrâffnrf'tbiCrefiifmiÊVi^ 

Utter  y  EfifUcy^  mfiuiyMy^  Talent  fir nmtyC99h 
mâMndyi^it^T>0€re€pêlfiÊgfhmM?rm^ 
aC^urtofJn$kei(^wbiAfimiUkédUgi^ 
intbiPlurâU.) 

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dmgof  the  fuit.  • 

Lettres  de  hiiWit.nyits  ofErecutïon^or  an  execuùg^ 

êtésnft  the  goodi  of. 

Lettres  de  çargaifon.  BtUs  of  lading,  # 

^Lettres  de  comoùtamus.  i^  ^i^miKr/^ra. 
Lettres  d'eftaci^^  Eftat. 
Lettres  de  pasi  ou  de  pafTe.  A  Pajfey  or  Pafpori. 
■M  Licence  fir  the  pafiagCy  trauett,  or  hanfporfatfcl: 
'  ef. 
Les  bonnes  lettres.  Lr^rnm^. 

.    Au  pied  delaknre.  L'teraUy>,flfiafyyprecifcfy  ac'. 
cordmg  to  the  true  fence  of  the  place.    •  ^ 

Cc  me  font  lettres  ddcs.  7bcfe  things  are  wiliaja 
orfecretsvntomt.  ^ 

Prendre  lettres.  Js  (at  a  certaine  Cardphj)  to 
iraue  leaue  to  giuc  ouer  a  game  which  he  vndntooke 
to  Win.  "^     *    ^ 

Tefmoing  paflc  lettre:  Frov.  The  ctepofiion  cfapre. 
fent  xpitnefje  uarkme  effidnaU  etéidence  ibtn  a  bare 
frooS  out  of  any  writing.  ■'-■■ 

Lettre;  m.ce>i  f. Le ttered^f earned',  s\iffill iriy or jurni- 

'   Jhedmth^ggod letters. 

Lettriie.  Vers  Irttnkz^J^'hichrunne  vponihe  luttf^r 

aliwhifewfnds  begin  with  one  and  thejarntlcitn. 
Lettroii:  m.Gtmmc  Ocborie/ujh  Cuborte^or^at  Laic- 

tcroti'^  the  Sow  thijtle.  .    m: 
hctugc  :m.  The  ie*[li-^^e  of  a  P)fp. 
Leu:  m  4J  Lieu;  a  place -^  and  hence', 

Szns  ku  nclcu.  fVii  hoêét  houfe  UÏ  haï  bor. 
Leu:  m.  Icuc:  i.Red^ptrufed. 

Levage.  Droict  dc  Levage.  Lot^eDxoKu       ^ 

LevaiUe:  f.  AnvpfittmiyVprifwg,orgettingvp.    l  . 
hcyzhl' m.  Leauen  (for  head.)         ^ 

Honteux  comme  vnc  truy  e  qui  emporte  vn  Icvaia 

Sffi^r  Honteux. 

Lcv2nd\€rc:f.  A^Mfdwîfi.     ■ 

Levant: m.  The  Leuant,  tbeEaftythe  Eaftmndy  or 
countrey.  '\ 

Cooue  de  L^ant.  The  fmall  medecinablijhill,uar' 

mf/m/fco/^f.VnguisOdoratus,  . 

Vent  Grec  Levant  A  Southeafl  wind. 

Faire  voile  en  Levant;  to  fiyleE^fiv^Aïd\  to  ht 

ftêlney  filched jor  pur  loyned  away.  f 

Levant  Raijingyrerring:^  rijingyarijmg\lc^)inii  It  a- 

uentnt.  —         %       : 

Tombant  levant  WeUoriUy  httliemifte\  here  or 

tbereyone  way  or  other\(AdHerbiaUy.) 
Leucc.  dc  Leucc*  f  Rab.  in  Read  ofy  à  mena,  Set\t 

KUend. 
Leucophlegmatic li  A  flcgmaticke  dropfte i  er^as 

HypolàrQue. 
Lcucophlcgmatiquc  :  com .  Skke  ff,  ^  trflébttd 

mthlfMcSyafirgmatkl^edtopfie, 

LcùdMn.«Lcude.      v        •    :     i*  •  : 

Lmde:  m.Avafiattytenantfief.m«n.  (v.m.)       .   - 
Lcudes  francs.  GemUmenr*fifflagAms,trioui' 

Levé  :  n,  A  trukrM  C»is.       -     -  »  ->.w  •  /  tJt 

Levé:  6  a  MaiU}(h0U«meéi6ke0fiit'0'ratHh 

etuis)whergwitb  thehmkmnifid,éeidi*fitbrcutp 

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Xa  mainluy 
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Prendre  au 

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Rcfpondrc  à 

tempore./^ 

Lateftclcvé 

orholdingvp 
tct  vfhis  adu 

Lcvcche:f-/^ 

Lcvce:f.  Ab 
aRiuerjOrrvj 

djû/Sj  &c  j  a 
"  fruits  oj' land 
'^Yîfïn^.asof 
Vnc  levée  di 

•    preparaiwns  ^ 
prc^whcn  it 
LcvciTJcnt;  m 
•  lijti'fiz^^or  fetti 

Lever,  r^//// 
or  {a  ip^  J  afft 

Se  Lever.  T 

Lever  vn  ar 
Lever  bouti 
Se  Lever  au 
Lever  le  cul. 

er  their  Jiege^j 

jLcvcx  vn  en 
to^nchilddtil 

Lever  des  ci 
Lever  la  ma 
Lever  la  ma 

%0Qdital{enfr^ 

Lever  en  fa 

f^^i'y  iQpei%ev 

'^Levcrlcma 

Lever  le  m( 

rouraiè,afi/4Y 

Lever  le  nç: 

P'aclievpthe 
Lever  de  fcj 

'    in  bis  Yjipme  ; 

LqfÉla  tal 
Lever  matii 
plus  leur  :.P 
,  jUbcaufel 
tin:  Prov.fi 
toriCemly^; 
Qui  a  bruit 
afoir:Prov. 
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(fi  many  men 
thofe.n^hofee 

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La  mainlgycrt  lev ceMi^ goads ^rpbub were feifed y 
are  deliuered  hidif  vnto  him. 
Aupicdicvc.  Pourfuyvrcau  pied  Icvc.  Topur/ue 
hird.necrç^fùot  hat ^c lofe  at  thebceles. 
Prendre  aii  pied  levé.  To  tal^e  at  aduantage^  Of  at 
'   tbervorliitufurpr^fe  on  afuddaine^or  before  p/ouifion 

ntide.    .m.  *  \      •  ^ 

Rcfpondrc  à  pied  levc.  Tq  anfi^erfuddainety^  or  r.v- 

tcmpore.r^ 

La  ceftc  levée .  Boldly ^  confidently,  mth  head  lift  vp  ; 
07  holding  vp  the  bead^as  one  that  bath  gotten  the  bet- 
ter vf  his  aduerfarie,     '■   ^  X  • 

]^^\cc\\t\i-ASoutb'Xve(lmnd. 

L^'''^'P  •  ^*  ^  b^nk^or  caufey  raifcdfor  the  keeping  in  of 
a  KiueryOr  water \  alfç^a  leuiCyOr  leujing  of  money ,  foul-  • 
diors,  &c  ;  a  gathering,  or  getting  in  of  the  profiii,  or 

'  fruits  oj'land  ;  a  If},  a  Yayfing,hoyftng,aduancing  j  and^  ' 
'afififtgsas  of  the  Sunne.  , 

Vnc  levée  de  bouclier.  f!Much  adoe  about  nothing  ;  a 
g^tJitfljeWi  or  much  doings,  to  little  purpofc  ;  mightie 
preparations  fvr  a  meanc,  exploit-,  a  notable  coy  le,  or 
lii'tc^ivhcn  it  needs  not.  ..         ;    * 

LcvcmcnC;  m.  A  rayfingy  rearing,hoyfing,aduAricmg, 

'  l'Jti?ig^orfe!tingvpy  alfo^a  leuic^oY  teuymg  j  aljb^a  lea- 

Lever.  To  lft\;ra)fe,Ycare,cleHate^nduayice,hoyfcsheaue, 
or  f  clip  y  alfoy  to  lcui(^  coUeCiy  gather,-,  al/b^to  lea- 


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SQLevcr.Torife,arife,^e}sor  growvp. 

Lever  vn  arreft.  To  pubhfha/intcnce,ûr  decree. 

Lcytlhomiquc.Tofetvpfhop.  ..- 

Se  Lever  au  Confcil.  To  goefit  in  CounfeU, 

Lever  Ic  cul.l^lcur  fit  lever  Ic  cuXLHeraifedtbemj 

euhcirfiege^fiom.  '  *' 

lever  vn  enfant  des  fons.  To  chrifien^or  be  T¥itnefieÇ 
to^n  child dt  the  Font.  -         "' 

Lever'dcs  eftottcs.  To  bnj,or  talfe  vp,ftuffesJ:  \ 
Lever  la  main.  To  tal(e  vpatriclie  at  Cards. 
Lever  la  main  à  quelqu'un.  To  reftore  vnto  him  the 
Hoods  tal^enfrom  him  by  otder,  or  authorifie. 
Lever  en  fa  m^n.  To  tal(C  into  his  hands,  or  poj^ejfi. 
^"i  \  tofei^  vpOHyin  hie  ôwnè  right. 
^Lcver  le  mafquè  à.  Tovnmaâl(e\  lay  ofen,difcouer. 
Lever  le  menton  à;T^  hearten  jbardtnyimbolden^in^ 
^ouraic.afiiiYe.  *^       - 

Lever  le  nez.  To  takf  courage,  or  heart  at  ffaffe^to 
p!''ickevp  the  heart.  ^  .         . 
Lever  de  fcntinclle.T<)  relieue  a  SmtineU^toputone 
in  hisrjipme  ;  hence  atfo,to  di (lodge. 
l^^0t^^toh\c.Totalfèaivay.y  :% 

Lever  matin  n'  eft  pas  heur^  mais  desjuncr  eft  le 
plus  fcur  :  Prov,  Lôol^eMzim. 
>  ^11  a  beau  fc  lever  tard  qui  a  le  bruit  de  fe  IcTer  nia- 
cin :  Prov.  He  may  wtU  enough  rife  late  tbats  thouiht 

xpi  a  bruit  dc  fe  lever  itnat^^eut  dormir  iufques 
Jioir:Prpv.  HethatswiU  thought  ef^  mof  play  the 
ytaue  long  before  be  btfufpeaedyOr  deteded  a  knaue  ; 
W^^any  men  that  are  riot  as  they  feemt  to  be ^  beguile 
^HeMofeemgnohurtfufpe6lfto7te.) 
i-evelche.  as  Lcvcchei  alfo^  common  Louage, 

T  t^  i?''^^  5  *^s  ^^^  ^^^^  AUxanders. .      ^  5: 
}-cvefle.4.Levefchc.  .....s  V    v^     " 

J-Hfeton  :  uuroaft^fir Same.  -  >^«  ^    - 

^^cur:  m.Aray^,afteryéiduaneer,boyfir^beâuer 
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Lcvrure  dc  bicrc  :  f.  Teaft.  ^  •  «         -     . 

Lcvkr  :  m.  A  Leaner  ',afifJrQn  ciowj^rv9.ooddtnbarrb 

to  lift  vp  things  nuth.  ^  .^    , 

Levillc:  f^'Drt/^fi/i^^r^Ttfr^j.     .'  '     • 

Levis  ;  nv.  iflerf.  FouldingyOrto  befi)iildedvp'jWhenée', 

Table  Levifîe,&c.  .  \  . 

Levilticrm.  L(?/^tf g^ ;  #r,^  Livcfchc. 
Leur.  Their  ;  C'eft  leur  maifon  -,  alfo,the\rs\  as,  Ccft 

le  IcuTi^nd, their  owne,or  their  own  mcanes\rvhence, 
..  Us  none  moyen  de  le  fjirc  du  Icuri  alfu^îbet/)*,  a^  /;/, 

Illcuradict.  • 
Lcvrault  :  m.  A  Leueret,o  young  Hare  -,  alfà,a  Ko^nane 

beame,orltelleere\  See  Crochet. 

11  y  a  levràult  au  troc.  There  isfome  good  frry  to  be 

caMght,jiuffc  tobe  fiund,thingtobe had.    ; 
Lcvre:  f./lt'p-,  (alfo,an  O/fcr. ^Savgyard,) 

Levre  fendue,  /t  Hare-lipyO,  Haremouth. 

Attaindre  du  bout  des  Icvrcs.  To  touch  daintily ^  or 

but  flcightly. 

Bailler  mornifle  fur  les  IcvrCS.  Tog}ueacnffe\)ni}je 

mouth,  a  thumpe  on  the  lips.     \ 

Bailler  mornifle  fiir  les  Icvres  du  Roy.  To  c  oy  rie  fill  fe 

fionty^tomalfefiilfecoyhe.  . 

;Fefnme  qui  fo  levrcs  mord^&c;^ L^^i^^  Femme. 

Levrefque:  com.  Greyhound lii^e^of^or  belonging  to,a' 
Greyhound. 

-Levrete  :  f.  oj  Levrette.  — 
Levrete:  m.ec:  i.Kjndled,a5 ayounzT^ucret. 

cvretec.  AHare'lipt,orbfabUr-!ipi  vrcnch',alfo^a 

wench  that  hath  becne  buggarèd  by  a  Greyhourid.     ; 
Levretcau  :  n\.  A  Lcueret  -,  a  young,or  little  Hare. 
LQVrctcr.  To  kind/e  young  Hares  \  or ^alh\re  to  f^indte. 
Levreton:  m,  A  Greyhound-wheffe^  a  joung  Gay- 

hound.    .,  •  •       .   .  ' 

Levrette  :  f.  A  Gieyhound  hitch  -,  alfo,a  mofllafciuiom 

and  incontinent  wench, a  common  hac{ncy,a  bitch-Joxi . 

alfo^  a  little  tender  lip. 
Lfvrier:  m.  AGreyhound. 

Lévrier  dattache..4;j  Jri/&  Gfe)hound,a  great  Grey- 

hound.     .      '  '  ^•' 

•  ■  ■ 

Paindc  lévrier.  A  Chep-loafe-,  bread  made  of  the 
courfeftofcorne. 

.Souples  dchvtiCY.Brewefe  made  of  cour febrowne 
bread jmoijlned  with  the  laft^nd  worjijat  of  the  beefed» 

^'  pot.  -         •  •  ..    /.      .  .   ..    ^^  \' 

Ha  levri'en  (4  tJoke  of  incouragement.or  excitation',) 
hoo^new  nowjhoe  dog^  hoe  well  done  dog  ;  alfo  (a  voie  e 
ofincenfing/k:kas  bereadie  to  fitU  togetfter  by  the 

,  earef.)NowJad$jo  it  boyes^cuffie  or  cudgell  one  another 
andfpare70tpé:  ^  ^ 

EUc  pci^c  que  dc  toute  taille  bon  lévrier .  Sheisfo 
indiffèrentyor  general!  in  the  inter tainment  offeruantSy 
that  (fo  they  be  young  and  luflie)  Jhe  cares  not  of  what 
proportion,ar  fiature  they  be.  Loo\e  Taille. 
Il  n'  eft  chafle  que  de  vieux  lievriers  :  Prov.  Old 

>hounds  doe  bunt  thcfurefti  old  Greyhounds  bile  the 
fbreft.  :  . vr  <  •     ^  IV. 

Oncques  maftîn  n*aima  lévrier  :  Prov.  Neuer  did 
clowne  ajfeâ  aGentlemany  nor  arudepeafant  a  ciuitt 

prejident.    .     .  -f- 

h^\t\çïC:f.  A  Greyhound bitcb^ 
Levron  :  m-  A  youngs  little  fir  eybound-,  alfo,ayoung 

wanton  fellow  that  (as  ayoung  Greyhound)  minds  no^ 

thing  but  pUafiire.        .  ;       ^ 

"Ltunci  f.  A (Faulkoners) Lure.    : 

Oyfçaux,ou  faukons  dc  leurrc,  4re^poperlyJ>uen^ 
LeFauIcon  gentil,  Pelerin,Tartattç^  ÇîcrfaiJb:,  Sa- 
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^  iarT;  alfo^allured  j  ûlfojbttter  trayr^d  then  be  vpm^  or 

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:    11  a  a  pas  encores  cftc  [t\XXïé.(,Sahd  of  a  gyo(ie,rudey 

Ignorant  ^and  vnexperiencedfiUow.) 
Leurrer.  To  Ure  yto  manne^or  make  vnto  the  lure  >  alfo,\ 

as  pciniaifcrî  ^V9,to  aUufe^nueaile^inticey 
LcxiVc.t'.  Lye  (rpherewitb  Unnenu cleanfed^y)  alfoya 

.  buct^e  of(Unnen)  cjotbes.  ^^    •     -  .     . 

Lcxivcux  :  m.  eufc;  f.  ff^U  of  lye  ;  or^as^  Lcxivier. 
Xexivicr  :  ,m.  eçe  :.  f.  Of  of  belonging  ^tOylyèifitfir  lye. 
Lcxivicux:rti.eulc:f.wLe^iveux.    . 
Lcyau:  m.  A  wound  of  the  breadth^  and  depth  of  an 

i'yncb.  tfO^kr,      ' 
Leyclc  :  f.  ^  certaine  tax^ or  impojition  vpçn  iviniy  and 
.  od)çr  commodities.       ...  * 
Ltryette.  ^Layette.  •  . 

Lcz  :  nb  An  edgeybYimmeyOr  ftde  ;  alfoythe  lijl  of  cloth j 
.  &c  \  alfoy  the  breadth  ofanyftuffe-,  alfOy  a  meafure 

(^^cciall/firfifh)  not  much  different  fi'om  our  La^\ 
'rvhence; 

Lc  \czdl^2ïçnc.  Centaines  about  tTvelueBarr ells. 

Lc  Icz  d'harenc  (or.  Containes  tenne  thoufand  red 

Herrings.    '  .  . 

Lcltzdciraquercau5  0umoruc.  as  Le  Icz  d'ha-^ 

L*:  Icz  d'un  navire.  The  bailee  j  alfo  (lejfe  properly) 

'the  fraught  yOr  bur  then^of  a  Jbip. 
.  Le  tcz  de  Saumon,  A  meafure  of  Salmon  containing 

/w^Hanibouis.  % 

I^çz  Nighytowards^hartt  by^neere  ta. 
lizard:  in,  A  LiT^ardyNewtey  ^sl(éi  alfo^  a  l(ind  of 
.  fma!lDa%.  ,  '  — 

Xczard  Chzkidiquc.AfpotledLi'i^rd  which  is  very 

ve/umoui^andyet^ta^èn  in  drinl^e^  healeth  the  hurt  he 

dtd.\  ■..■:  :  '•      .     %  .   ;    •  >•■ 

.    Lézard  dc  mer. /4i(fi«^p/Aitf%r^i!/. 

Lézard  vcrd.  The  greaty  and  h:irmelelpe greene  Li- 
.  v^afd  called  in  Jialie  (where  he  ismofi  foundy  aiU  befl 
.:   i^»<7iv»ej  Ràniarvô  ;  Sf f  Lifardc. 

Bee  de  LczardT.  A  Li^rds'beakf  ;  an  fnftrtementyOr 

paire  (f  tongs  y  wherewitkf  Surgeons  draw  bullets  y  or 

bone-fplentsoutofthe^odie. 
^  ScIdcLczafd.  Z^^it^  Sel." 
Lcz  ard  :  m.  arde:  f.  Of^r  belonging  tê^  U^Kfitd.  ^ 

l?\umcl^czzxdc.  A  bit'psgyfl^erouâ^or  defame 

penne.  ^ 

Liace.  tfi  Liaflc. 

Liage:  m.  A bindinf^tymg\j!ifl€àmgJ(iMthg  } 

^  balteringyfittering ; fouldering ;  combin'mg  together. 

Droiâ de  liage  Hoopage \9r/tftt  dut tùfomt Lords 

fir  the  hpoping  ofeuety  ptne-veffett  their  Vaflals  haue. 
Liairrc  ^^  Uérrc. 
Liais  :  in.  ^  'otrie  bardjreeftêne  wberiofftaire-fiefîiy 

and  tombe^fimes  be  commonly  made.  -- 

Liaifbh:  f.Abafd^xrnmexionyCoUi^tion^l^atyOb&ga^ 

tim  ;  ftftemngy  tymgj  or  clofmg  hard  together  i  a^fh^  a 

lod^ng^or  btttdrnginwrafiimg.    ' 

Liants:  9u  The  ^Mds  if  lead  that  fifim  the  panes  of  a 

window  tê  the  karris.  <       '*  *    , 

Liard  :  m.  A  brtngm  Uyne  vwtb  three  deniers,  or  the 

fburthpanofa^icM^   -^^  ^^^    '^    /      — 
Vmàt£.Tehei^gnfeorefy^pm 

Liarre. /!«;  5ff  Lierre* 

IS^^iî.  A hundle^baidfla êf.         : 

V\^tà'(AçMx\%.AropeofOmm$.  .J   \ 

Libament^m.  Afacrifkt  idtUng  offered^  or  uflei  of 

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Libanot,  ou  Libanotis.  Uearbe  tranl^inccnjcy  ^i 
,  marie  Tranl^mcenfeyLibanotis  RcfemarieyHart  rootl 
Libation  :  f.  A  facade ^  or  thing  ofered^  a  iafimin  ' 
/a  cri  fee.  '*  *^ 

Libçllance.  Le  Clerc^Sc  libell.  du  Baiîlage  ;  ÇtfiJe 
greffier.  -      *    '    -   .  j 

Libelle  :  f»  A  Libetty  or  defnmatorie  bool^e^  c^r  ;  alfc^*]i  \ 
iVYit,  Citation yor  Ttocejjcy  containing  the  fulfiancl  of  \ 
the  fuit 'y  or  (moreyroperly)  theori^inall  decUraim 

^  vponany  Action ^  alfo^aUia^ertificatty^  ^^^i\C(n 

*  Supplication yiuwriting.:^--^,  '     . 

Libellé  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Declared  vpon. 

Adjourncment  libelle.  Qui  contient  la  demande 
du  Demandeur,  &  les  moyens  d'icelle,  afin  que  le 
defendant  fçache  s'il  doit  plaider,  ou  céder;  &  ^'  \\ 
délibère  plaider  qu'il  vienne  inftrûift,  au  Tour  de  1' 
aflignation^pour  défendre.  * 

Commifïîon  libellée.  C'eft,  narrative. 
Exploift  libelIc.Qui  contient  le  faict  de  1  aploict 
ou  les  moyens  de  la  demande,  &  condulion  du 
demandeur.  -  -      »,  i  , 

Mandement  libellé  de  V  cfpargne  ;  par  lequel  eft  i 
dMarc  le  nom  de  celuy  auquel  le  Receveur  gene- 
ral doit  payer  la  fomme,pour  là  Dailler,&  délivrer  à 
vn  tel,  en  raccjuitduRoy,  à  telle  chofc,  pour  tel 
cmploy,à  tel  effect,  ^Ragueau. 

Libeller.  To  declare  vpon  af  Aftton  of^nï^asy  i)chty 
Couenanty&c\asvnderWhc\\L'  ' 

Liberal:  msûtif.LiberaUybountifuUyfranlieyOpcnhan- 
dedy  free-hearted 'y  beneftciaUygraciomyhelpmyiojiU 

.    tiouSy  ffiodvnto.    ,  "^  * 

Libéralement.  Liberality  franlfyy  freely ybountt^dlj) 
bene  fi  daily  y  with  an  open  bajfd^  infîillmcûfiii'tyina' 
bundant  manner. 

Libéralité:  f.  lAberalitieyboimtieyfranlinelfeybYiejj^ey 
berjij^cencei  abundant  and  free  giuing. 

Liberation:  f.  ^freeingydifchaKging^ releaffe, remt- 
méntof.  *  •  "  * 

Liberté:  f«v  lÀbertieyfreedome^  fUU  fcopey  ppd  leaue^  j 
ample  or  free  choice  ^  an  vncùntroulable  conditionnai' 
fbyOpennepeyplainnefieybdldnefJe  infpecchoraâion. 

Libertinage:  m.  libertinage^ Epicurifineyfenfualitiey 
licentiousneffe^difioluteneffe.    .  "^ 

Libidineux:  m.  eufc  :  f.MbidinouSylaf  turns Juxa- 

riouSyluflMyincontmentylecherous. 
Lîbidinoiitc:  f.  LufifiUnefe,  luxurieylâfciumfnefty 

lecbçroufnejfe^ncontinencteyfiefblmeffe. 
Libraire:  ni. A Booke-feller/s stationer.  ^ 

Librairie  :  f.  Aûbrariei  a  pdie,  orjbop,  fHU  of 

bookeSm 
Libre  :  com:  Trnjr$fik^t  niert'te^mt'ytfpenîvnbmd, 

vnbomded,  vnliHiUed,  imefhainedi  txiptpedjmi, 

ÎMf»bie(lvntCjb«UiyVfictfttr^^^' 
Librement  ¥reely,frgnkfy,vnh«imdedfy^  atpUafure, 

with  fili  liberttiyWithBt  c<mtr»ûU',wiUmify,wtib(iut 

confirait  ibâldhMitb^fiari.       À-^--       ^ 
Liburc:  f.  Afittie  ffle(eiftcHt»ftbeiMd}wbereonBJy 

fait  k  latbgred  after  euerie  tjde,  \  h^^^^      - .  -  ^  ^^ 

Liburnique:  iAvmt  Hf^t^dH^kfi^M^^^ 

.  bf  tbeatmeient  Vyr*ts,  i    >    Li,'v  -    - 

Licakâ :  tt^M Lafipii ^Unoofin.  W^y-    -H;  ^ ^,: 

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Fuirla  lice.  Tojhuny  or  qni^  the  field-,  to  rtfiftt  or  a- 
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Licencié  :  nt.  -^  licenciât^  j  aBatcheiirff^imftkie  ; 
«n;  ^fttf  ^  i!'^^^  ^»  Grtfce  ^4  DoRorJbip  j  Inlum,  one 
^bat  hatb  leaue  to  plead  fir  efyettts  y  an  vtter  Bairif- 

ter,      •  /    Y,     -    ■•■■■p'*-     ••    ■:•*■■, m-^*v,. -.*^ 
Licencie  fous  la  cheminée.  One  that  doth  bù  ads  in 
Tençhris  ;  one  tbatfteales  a  Degree^rgeitit  mtbout 
deferf.      J-    :■    -•  w^^---    '  '  ■       .,    "rv;.."    ■    :" 
Licencié:  m.ée:  f.  Difmfiedidifibarged,  ,  0| 
Licencier.  To  difmffe^  dtfcbargey  gtue  leaue^  Qraunt  ii- 
(tnctvnto.  '•'  ^  .■>  , -•.•*,  ■'if. ■:>]■■•■ 

Liccnciculcmcnt  UcentioujfyJrtefytwUb  fdifufe- 

race,  '  '  ■''  '•■.':■   --.m  >  •■■■.  ■  '.••.    . 

Licharder.  To  Uc^mà^ifeedqua'mlyji'icli  vp  mor- 

felseimouffy,  •'     .        ^     .:•->• 

UchcÀktHdoftbefiJhGlâuéta,    *  >      I 

Lichc-caflfc.  i< /itH«*y  Z*""^^-^'*  f  ^1>« 
Licjhc-doigt  :  na.  One  that  Ikkes  bis  fingers  one  after 

the  other -yalfi,  one  thtU  does  things  leifwely^  or  by 
ftKtt\rvhence\'^  .     *       f  ^  ^ 

*A  liche-doigt  Teecemealejby  patches  or  parcels,  by 
deirees^  one  after  another  y  alfojdamtilj^orjb^ingly, 
Lichc-ftitc:  £  /1*Drippmg-pantte»   ^       ii%«5^  ^  • 
Lichement  :  tn,A  l*c1(mg\Mp^^  flàppmg^i  1 
Lichenc:£  AT(ing-r0ormi0T*ttât*     ^.s-ifH 
Lichcr.  Tolicl^-y  Ufifflapvpé.  s-r  -*pt      ' -^.c 
Uà\tmii.AUe1^^faMcmffeJli^ef»iifneffè, 
Lichcron  :  m.  Afiweie  co/npmon,    n  » 

Licheur  :  m.  A  tkke>\  l^r^  or  flapper  vp  tfya  Utl^e- 

roitt^r/iweiecompaHhn,:y,x,\  ],:.^'^  ■\t''''y'^-- 

Uàiç^ucA  dogmgehdredbetweem  awol^i^ddog. 

Licifquc orgoofc  Afa$Ubiub,  ^■\■■^ ^ .h/i  ' •. 

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Licite:  conk  Li»)&0}  tftfmwM|. 

Licol  :  m.  A  rope,  halut  j  bor/tcoUar  ;  HMif^eChetel- 

Çou  deface  de  licoi.  Rogites,vi^âbmdf/i^(kjbeg- 

Licprnc;  î,AnVmorîU\a^oy^àunnesiêrné*t.'^ 
Lict:  m.  ^  bed^eoitcb^aUèti^^nurfi^unketied,  or 

^*^''ffione,&(^é/f^difigii*    '  «-«î-t^ti v^  t^y .1?^^ 
r  !3  ^nf««ii<«rM£<  bKoim^  maxied  eeuple  parted. 

The  lodge pfê7>eere,(\  ^^xii><i'^^ 


f^^€*  dog's  witboiftfmtet  «ÎMfMMMrs*.: 

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piy&c  J  alfo^oldduHifiï  manure. 
\  ^  Batrc  la  Ijdicrc.  Ahorfe  tojiaj  or  continue  in,  or  not 
to  flirte  out  of,tbe  fiable.  , 

•    Faire Ii6licre de. Toviolateyprophane.ahufcjefpifey   # 
^     contemne^malif  vile  account^  or  bafe  vfe  of\  tieaU  vn^ 
derfoot»  •  >       ^     *  •   • 

Mettre  i  la  Ii6licrc.  Td  ruineyouerthrorp.pulldowne^ 
^  fut  vntomofl  vile  or  bafe  officesytread  vnderfoot. 
Llde  :  f.  A  l($nd  of  wooddenyand  rparhk^e  Engine  vfed  in 

old  time. 

Lie;  f.  TheleeSydregSygroundsythicliefubflance  that  fet- 
tles iriihtèottome  of  liquor. 

Tirer  vri  traid  fus  la  lie.  To  broach  a  vefeU  below^ 

or  towards  the  bot  tome  i  to  leach  er  it  y  or  get  u  licke 

at.  • 

L*  ■  ■  ■  ».    -      "  '    ■■■■■  .       •    ■  • 

it  I  com.  Cheer efiU^tteafantybuxome.'^ 
.  Dire  vnc  chofc  de  cherc  lie  •  To  fay  a  thing  rrith  a 
ferrie  countenanceyÇbe^rievifageylool^efitU  of  glee. 
Faire  chère  lie.  To  be  iocondimerYiCyfolicl^e'y  to  make 
great  fport^  or  good  cheer c. 
Lie  :  m.  ec  :  f.  Tyedjbound  '.fkftenedyfèttered-y  obliged^ 
annexedyOr  l^nit  vnto  ycombinedyor  vnitcd  xpiri?),  hoU 
dinjUyOr  hangingtogetber^  >•   ^ 

VotzgcYic.  Érotbyor  pottage  thict^enedtfiiib  the  yoll^es 
t^feggesyor  crummes  of  iP0hite  bread. 

Lié  avec  fueilles  de  ^omrçzu%.weal(ely  bound  Cod 
J  rvot  i  readicyor  eafie^to  be  Ipofjed.         __^__ 

Où  la  Chevrc  eftliee  faut  qu'elle  broute  :  Pro.  The 

Goat  mufi  browse  v^ere  Jhe  is  bound -^  nécre  a  man  is 

fetled  let  bim  fceltjt  to  liue^  • 

Liege:  m.^é>rife^ 

Liege»  Fief  liege, /ly  Fief  ample  ;  Sice\e  Ample. 
Liege  :  m. ée  t  f.  Cwlted  i  Jioppedy  or  vnderlayed  vpitb 

CorKe\Vphencei  ''m.. 

Scm\itt\\t^é.ACor\efhooe. 
Liegcr.  To  corl^e  ;  toftopjraifeyor  vnderlay.mth  Corl(e. 
Liemènt  :  me  A  biii4'mii,tyingyfaflemngyfiit^ 
Jinf^annexmg  vnto^  a  combihing^or  vniting  -with  ;  ah 

vijtmyor  adherence 'y  a  clofing^gluingyfoiàUlc^^^ 

dtng^  banging  together. 
Liéiï^nUMerrilfyblitbefy^condl^ybuxomefyygU^^ 

If^itb  much  glee. 
Lien  :  m.  A  bandyor  tye\  a  line^  eordy  firing  ;  any  thing 

fbatfiftinetbyprfitteretb*yéUâ  tbongyropeygyueyma- 

mÊcteyfhacItle^&C'y  alfo^ÙgamentyOr  ligature\atfoyihe 

iêopeofadart.    , 

luftice  patibulaire  d  deux  piliers^  &  liens  parde^ 
I  dans  Qc  par  dchprs.  A  Gibbet  Jlanding  on  tv^o  pillars  ; 
,  V  .4  pftke  ofGallovÈtS^  Umutbfth  within  and  xpitbàuti 
.  belongs  vnto^r  maj  bé  kept^J^^  Lo.higb  luftif ier/ 
:  \  ^9wà  Picrfc  aux  liens.  Lâmmas  day }  or  tbefrfi  of 
c  Jlugufk  '  ■  ,  ^.v,,."  '  ■•  .h  .-^  \-  ■ 
C  ,Çç  it'cft  que  trainer  fon  Iién.H£  domut  dmertjira 
'   wkUe^H^plAgHeiwhicbm^ 

iher  be  mlly  ma^e  what  [hi ft  be  canybe  carries  bis  pay- 

iMMwtbhim\  hence  tbeTrouer be  ill  n*cftpas  cP 

dhappe qui craine (bn lien.    -^    v^/.;;^.  ^^k  ^ 
fX  roefchant  chien  coun  lien  ;  &,  a  petit  chien  pc**  i. 
tit  lien }  &j  à  rude  chien  dur  lien  :  Prov.  Uoke 

Rien  ne  vaut  poulain  s*^  ne  rompt  Ibniien  :  Prôw 
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Lientcric.  Flux  licnteric.  411  licmcric 

Licntcrie  :  f.  A  jinx  whir  tin  meat  is  vêided  (tâw^jlA 

vnâifge^ed)  prtfkntlj  after  the  eating  tbereef. 
Licntcricux:  m.  cuTc:  f.  TroubUdwith^  9rfickf  of^ 

thatfiux. 

L  ienterique':  com.  The  fame. 

Licpard :  m.  A Ubblni^or Uopttrd. 

h\Cï:m.Tbe allay  of  coyne. 

Licx.Xo  tje^mdyfhflen,knit  ;  halter,  fetur  JmUer,  v^ 
niteycornbine  ioblige^or  mal(e  beholden  iû. 
On  lie  bien  Ic  fac  avant  qu*  il  foit  plein  :  ProVf  A 
fac\e  before' t  be  All  is  eafily  bound  vf  j  thereat  hope  of 
compaJ/ingonetbafsinwaHt. 
II  nc  faut  pas  lier  les  Afnes  avec  les  chevaux  :  Pro. 
m  mujl  not  mingle  bad  gnd  good  together. 

Lierncs:f.  Slits^,  EnterUJfes ,  or  Zntertdifes  of  Tim- 
ber.      '  ,     .      :    *    .     .  ■%    ,    . 

LicïTCim.  fuie.  •  ^    .  -^ 

Licrre<^rboré.  Tree  fuieyWall  fme;  ihepeat^  or 
ciimmgluie.  '  "         - 

-  Lierre  blanc.  The  white  Juity  nffimdle  great  Jm^ 
bearing  a  white  berrie.  -. 
Lierre  clavcle.  ^  Petit  Lierre. 
Lierre  Helix.  Barren^or  creeping  luie. 
Lierre  noir.  The  ordinarie  climing^  or  blaclt-bcrried 

-ï^^^«  ;..,..  ^    ..-.   ■  -^  .■■■'III  ^ 

.     Lierre  piquant.  Kough  Bindweed. 

Lierre  t«rreftrc.Gro«»rf  luieyAleboofefiillcreepe  by 

fyomd.Tunehoofè^Catsfoot. 

Lierre  trainant.^w  Lierre  tcrrcftfejtfr^^fpi;!^^^»^ 

barrenluic, 

Vcxi(T.icïK.SmaU  luie^ground  luieycreepingor  bar-- 

rcnluie,  \     - 

Licflc  :  f.  Glee.mirthygladnepy  ioyfkUnepy  cbeerefkll- 

neffejightnefe  of  heart. 
Liet*^^  Liais.  . 

Liet :  m.  ette:  f.  GW,  blithe,  merU^ ioctmdy  frolickty 

pleafantjbfixomeycheerefùU. 
Liet^c  :  f.  A  tiUyOr  drawer  i  atfo^a  cM^yùrfmâU  coffer 
^    fiill  of tiUiyuT  drawers. 
Lieu;  m.  A  place  ;  roorfie  j  feat,  ran 

qualitiOy  callingydegreei  (late  ;  alfoycr] 

{(mingy  account  j  alfoy  a  honfcyor  dweO^  placl^and 
■'    hence  y 

Lieu  chcvtis.  A  Mannor4Hmfe.^iiorm. 

Chef  lieu.  A  Lords  chiefe  Houfiy  Place,  or  Mannof  ; 

(andyin  the  cuftomes  ofMonsy^d  Valendennes  each 

of  thofeTownes  is  teafmdOief  hcu.) 

Au  liçu,&  en  lieu  de.  jfn  lieUy  in  fleady  in  tberoome 

of. 

Enicmi^jicVitu.Fitlj/onnementfy^fié^nàbfyytben 

whenitfhouldbe.  ^ 

Sur  le  lieu*  There  ;  in  that  verie  place  ;  a^,  frefint^ 

fyy  incontinently  y  firtbi^Uhy  before  befthred  §m  foot 

,  thence.  .  •^^.:^-  •>>  .. 

l\tizït\xnc\\ciâ»Behathn$rhouftnorhâfho»i^ 
hath  Ptpt  a  hole  to  hide  his  head  in.  ..^>4<^. 

S'ûy2\icadts*ând!ter  àfon^t.  fftberêU 

ioftandonbiirifÊrtytfibere  be  roifon  tobniUvfon^ 
his  taie  jfrvewk^Çambeleeuibim.  yv,.  i 

Bonneparoleboniiai  cient^fic  Mefchantes  paroles 
ont  mefchanc  Heu:  VmJS€ol(e  Parole. 


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Lés  moyennes  lienês,  coonme  celles  de  Dauphin; 
ou  de  Languedoc  iWftf*«*//ibrff<»/'««rmi/«,  ' 
Les  petites  lieues,  comme  celles  d'Italie  :  an  Imu 
ttherwentur  miles,  i   \ 

Licvcment.<w  Levée.  ,         >,      Va 

Licur  :  m.  A  binder,  tyer,jfiifle}ttr,lflitttrjbatter(r  fit 
ter  erifinUerer 'y  imiter  ef.  ^v 

Liéurc  :  f.  M  Liement^  9rj4»  Liailbn. 
Licyrc:f. -<*H/ir^ 

Licyrcs  cùiraflêz,  ou  motionnez.  Sodée  fine  a%- 
ther^eh-me  peore  ArtÏÏans  that  watch. 
LieVïie  marin.  Tfié  ftn  Uare  ;  an  «uglie,  andven 
mmu  iip»,  whefe  lefifide  notbhtg  refeiifblts  the  ritbt 
Bec  de  licvrc.  A  Hares  lip,  or  mouthy  the  vpL  'lip 
cleff  in  the  middle  vf  to  the  nofe,  .^^ 

Mtmokedellcvtc.Exireame^rgetfiUiieJie,' 
Oeil  de  lîcvrc.  An  eye  rtbofe  lids  l^eepe  eptn 'm{l(t- 
fingi  alfoyoner9b0/evpperlid(by  conuMiJioH,or  other- 
vifi)  is  renerted,  and  thereby  hindered  hmcmrini 
thewhite,  ,..       '* 

Oreille  de  licvrc.  Seeke  Oreillci 
Palais  au  licvre.  The  fnmtb  Sow-thifiU'^ot  thmlh 
Thiflle  called fiartt  Lettuce,  ,- ^ 

Pied  de  Itevrc.  Hares-fott,  HarefictTrefiileMe 
Trefiile,roMgh  Clauer,  .. 

Plus coiiard qu'un  lievre.  More  heartlefe  ihtna 
Hare  (thehwbicbhobeafi  bath  lejie  heart.) 
-  Fuyard  en  licvrc.  That  rmnes  when  bejhtuld  re- 
.  Jift  { of(more  properly)  tbatrumtes  becaufe  be  lanntt 

rem.  ■  ~-%u:  '  ■  '■  "■■■  ■^:■■ 
^Le  licvrc  eftTi^s  auronei*  iMJ^f  Roucfc. 
le  fçay  bien  ou  gift  le  licvrc.  /ifcww  weUwhtck 
the  verie pointyor  l(ntt  of  the  matter.  Voila  ou  gift 
lievn(totbe/imtptarpo/è.)  { 
II  fait  accroire  que  les  ik^S  pondent,  &  font  ics 
ceviù.  (  Apply  able  to  one  that  u  an  extrtame  prater, 
i^  mtdemenfrom tytr  to ^/;)  He woul^  mal^e vt  be. 
Ueut  that  Hares  lâftggest 
Les  chiens  vous  mangeront  le  Iievr&  that  wbkb< 
jo»  boue  gaped,  or  bnnteàfirwiUbebadiargotfjrom 

Prendre  le  lièvre  au  tabourin,  Toperfirnu  impejji- 
bUêtitSi  whence  the  Trouer  be. 
L'on  ne  prend  le  licvre  au  fbn  de  tamtxnir.  Afpfy- 
able  tofueb,Mpiue  to  bt  obeyed  l^firce;  or  tbinket) 

iowd,  and  great  words  to  ouermaifter  euerie  bedit  ;  «r 
frêfUim  tl^  canfîtrfr^aplâee  whofe  inhabitants  bad 
notice  oftMàr  commng:And  ù  m  nmcb  at  to  tell  tbtm, 
tbeyt  labour  in  vaine  '^fir  Hares  arenotts  bftangbibj 
drumnnng. 

Bon  eftle  licvte  doiit  la  peau  cbufte  cent  fou$:Pro. 

rboHmwikfeskm  eo&tdeete  ùwtrtb  the  hauing: 

wefg,ifMtbingbougkt»»mrat(,  «'^^««''^f 

:dtintui.^bm/è%&ittrJkaHaredrtJedm^^ 

iittUbiiPbWnflMfMimtaÊreyMUttitb^dteagreai 

fcftirj,:~vi-}-  ■••■•  •■•■.■•.. UM>  .»►.■•  î-o'^i"-''-!  . 
f#  iwrlelKMf «(«M  leilévie  t  Pro.  ^Mtilt  »i 
BttkM0xmatcJtl^lt9éfeiT^6lititf^'^: 

'JbménttJm^omà^lN^véemmi^  a  «.4 

rkÊftjàrmiM^mtaulirht^  «r  tbodepntteo^ 
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Lieutenant  criminel.  (Son  office  eft  dc  Vinfor- 
riicr  des  crimes,  &  faire  le  procez  aux  criminelsj 
pat  intcrrogatoirçs,recolemcns,&  confrontations; 
ïc  en  après  les  luger  :  cognoift  des  dclifts  non  pu- 
.  nis  par  le  luge  du  lieu  :  cognoift  de  remjf$ions,rap- 
pels  de  ban,&  pardons  :  peut  faire  armer  le  peuple: 
nedoitafsifter  au  iugement  des  procez  civils:) 
Tbere  be  Mo  forts  of  them  ;  viz.  de  ro,bbe  longue,  & 
de  robbe  courte  /fomtïPbat  infvriour  to  tb'otberSy  (u 
beingrecelued^aHdwfîitutedbythem. 
On  n'y  peut  mettre  Lieutenant.  Tbûmuft  be  done 
^  in  per  Ion  yOr  cannot  be  done  by  Atturney.  ^ 
Lieutrin.4/Lçtrin.  ;      ^  -         "^  _ 

Lieux  :  m.  eulc  :  f.  FnUoflees^dregs^or  (;rounds\  thicl^ 
in  the  bottomc^afterjlandins^. 

Liftelofrc:  m.j4  hHfefnufe.fwag^beUie.pufebag^y  (a 
word  coined  in  derijion  of  the  G  ermanes ,  and  St¥^f 
fers.)     '         :     ^      : 

t\S,^n\Qnt:tT\,  A ligamenf^or ligatMre;  a  tie^handy  or 
[firing  5  e^ecially^  tb'mfencibU  firing  that  s  feated  ci- 
ther witbinyorncere  yntOy  a  loynt^  and  is  tearmed  by 
our  Ami omijis yd  ligament. 

Ligainentcux  :  ni.cufe  :  f.  VuU  of  ligaments  y  firings^ 
ligatures.  •    • 

Ligature  : f. \A[  ligature ytie^ band  j  alfoy^  bindingy  ty- 
mgyfhjlenmg.  -     ^^ 

L\z^''\r\.AllfgtMceyOrriegemanJh}pi7phencei 
Ficft  tenus  à  plein  lige.  Fiefs  bold  by  fkll  homage yOr 
allegiance.  \  ,■     '         '  -^ 

Lige  :  corn,  Liegeyleal^  orlcyaUipàbleH^vaJfall  j  ndltir 
rallyonesojvne.  .  ^     •  <•  . 

Garde  lige.  ThegardyOr  defence  of  a  Lordy  oPffbis 
cafileorprincipallboHfeyduefromtbe  va£all  '  (fliffici^ 
entfyy  and  for  certaine  dayes  armed)  wbin  tbdrt  k 
needyorrvben  be  is  required  thereto.  ;i 

*  Hommage lige/S^^f  Hommage;  îvbere  tbçugh (in 
Hommage  piein^it  befaiedytbat  it  y  and  Dge  ti  aU 
one(becaufe  the  cufiomes  ofmofi  places  confound  tlSItm) 
yet  by  fame  Plein  is  held  more  abfolifte  then  Lige. 
Prince  lige,  A  ^ege  Lord  j  the  Trince  to  whom  one  is 
by  btr thy  and  fortune  fubieH. 
S^gneur  lige.  The  fame  5  alfOy  ê  direR^mmediâSej9r 
nexthordr^       •  .         ;  ^^  '*  ' 

Tenue  lige.  «  Tenue  à  lîgence.  -    ^ 

Ligcaulté  :  £  Uyaltie ,  or  tbefidelitle  duekyâ  fubieEt 
vnto  bu  natur ail  Prince^ 

diatelyjiextviUo. .    ^   *  -  J. 

Ligence  :  f.  UegemitnJhip^Uegknceyfàitbyloyaltie.h 
.  Devoir  de  lifl[ence.  The  gar  ding  of  a  Urds  cafiU^  or 
boufiydMebybisvaJfall(armed^ndpnb0rfèbacl(^^^ 
taine  dayes,  and  ntgbtj  in  theyeare^  or  véen  be  is  r f- 
quired  thereto  i  or  etbermfcy  as  the  cuflome  oftbe 
place  yorqualitte  of  bis  Tenurebiftdfhm. 
Jenuë  â  ligence.  A  Tenure  m  çbiefè  ;  a  direS,  or 
^^nmediate  Tenure  (fubieSivnto  the  Devoir  afbre- 

tigiçr.  4^  Lcgcn        ^  :r?    • 

I^pe  lignade«  Afisif  t$  ta^e  in ,  or  tefumjb  â  fb^ 
J^ithyfi^llyurfire-vfeedi, 
Limage  :  m.  A  Ibugey  ffêgemej^ftccl^^  racOy  l^nâni^ 
pimbeyfareuuie\  alfbjÊ^wàiëie \Màhmce\  !    i 
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Retraialigiiagicr.  5«ttf  Retrait. 
Ligne  ;  f.  A  line  y  Myjirea^e,  fmaU  étâught,  w  lintâ- 
menti alfi,atbreadf»rlûagflmgi  •verfe^er  Une  in 
JBuiting\  iftocke^tr  branch  in  apedegree,  a  degree  •/  J 
kindred  i  al/i,the  third  part  of  a  barlie  corm^  or  the 
twelfth  part  efan  inch  in  meafuring(and  the  1^,  and 
leafl  o/that  l(ind  «f  meafîffe.) 
Lionchhnàie.Tbe  lower  part  0f the  bellie  whereat . 
the  mufcles  thereefdœ  meeti  the  white  linejihe  vmbe- 
licall  veine, 

igné  de  compte.Tfcf  ftne  madefin  an  acc((mpt)from 
the  fubieâl  to  tbefumme  yalfo^a  ranime  y  or  file  of  coun- 
ters incafiing.  .  / 
Mettre  en  ligne  de  compte.  To  reckpny  eUeeme^  ac^ 
countyallcw  ofy  to  regifler  in  the  Kf  lender  bfaccount-y 
to  remember ,  or  mention  in  difcourféy  as  a  thing  of 
fome  importance. 

Ligne  eftainte.  as  Droiâ  de  Defherance. 
Ligne  fcinâe.  Afuppofed  Une  in  Géométrie  j  vfed 
often  us  a  Démettent  y  when  a  line  isfuppofed  to  runne 

fiomonepoint(witboutlatitude^ortbicl(nefe)to  and- 
tber. 

Ligne  de  ^ci\ts.  A  thread  of pearle. 

Bois  de  ligne.  Timber  fquared  out  by  line  and  leueUy 

vmrought  timber  y  alfOy  an  angle-rod. 

Cotte  &  ligne,  (which  fhouldrather  be^  code  &  li^- 

nc\)  Signifies  peculiar  l(indred'y  or  a  particular 

hra$scbofafhmilieyOrl(indred\and  fo  rphen  a  man 

liuéshisr¥tfèatbingyicoitt8L\\^v\ç^  he  meanes  it 

ubfolutefy  vnto  bery  and  her  ernme  l(ins foliée. 

Tenir  cotte  &  ligne.   To  baue  the  law  in  bis  oxpne 

handsytodoe  robat  be  lift. 

Biens  meubles  ne  tiennent  coftc  ne  lîgnç;  afj a- 

voir^^ne  fuivent  cftoc,cofté,ny  ligne. 

Tirer  hors  ligne.  Tofumme  vpi  frotn  the  cj$fiome  of 

Auditors^  &Cy  robofet  tbefumme  of  euer'se  parcellat 

iffendyOroutfideoftbefubieSl.  ;        '^ 

Lignear  :  m.  are  :  f.  Linear  J^y  line^  in  a  direCl  courfe^or 
Une  ;  alfoybe longing  to  a  Une. 

Lignée  :  f.  «  Lignage.  * 

Ligner.  To  line/ss  a  dog(or  dog-jnlfèja  bitch. 

Lignerayc  :  f.  Aline-yard^orfiax-yard. 

Ligneul  :  m.  Sboomal(ers  thread  $  or  y  a  tatching  end. 

Li^lCUt:ittcu(c:£  fVooddieyfiill ofwoodi  aypyfuU 
oflinesyorfmallknd  long  threads. 

Lignier:  m.sApileoft9ocd. 

L  ignoul  4;^  Ligneul  •      '- 

Li^mbeau  :  m.  A  fia  CremcOym  little  Lobfier. 

L^^er.  Tsf  prune  a  vine  ;  to  tal(e  from  about  it  the 
lones^clads^er  bearbes  that  binder  the  budding  tbere^ 
of         .    .     .      ^    *  / 

Liguées  A  league  y  (nt  confederacies  a  complet yOr  com- 

^  mtkitiefi  êffiaesyffr  parties  rthicb  bauo  beemdiuidedy 

V  gnaffeement^ade^of  alHancecmtraiBUd^  alfojuutu^ 
âU SHtiTCÊlfrfi  ùftiindneffesi  alfi^an excellent SmU 
der^igbt  parts  whereof  be  fine  gold,  three filuer^  and 
ibreeeopper.  '•     .,-■'•, :n^: 

Xlgué  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Uaguedjas  league  witbi  confederate, 
couthsuedjiUiedwitb.         (  ^^^  ^^ 

$e  Liguer  rvn  à  raiitre.n  maktjUuguiyt^i^rêa^tU 
(iMce,t$  enter  mto  confideracie  one  mtbanetktf. 

Ligule  :£  A  Uttte  tmgueyUnteUytenam  a^ooneJIice, 
§rfmaU  ladU.vfed  by  ApotbecarUs  j  afof^fisuffCiio^ 
mane)  meafure  containing  about  MfpomefiUismd  its 
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Limace  :£  A  Snailc(mùji proper fy^  thedew  SnuiUyOr         ping^fidtdicatme^^fbétrunnwg,  * 

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th^rti»inds,ortkrnislil(eâSnâUe'Jheli,&ç.         :       ^  ^  hr.         *  //  ^'^  ^'''" 

J-  imaccux  :  m.  cufc  :  f.   Snailie ,  SnaiU-liki  j  /itf  />/ 

Snailes\dlfo/u\ 
Limacial  :  m.ale  :  f*  Qja  SnaiU^  refimbling  m  SnaiU  j 

mndifig,  twirUng^eriurningabokt  liketbijbellof  a 

SnaiU. 
Limaçon  :  m.  ^  Snailc  (awd  mofi properlj  tbat  which 

httthaJhelL) 

luiin^çon  de  mer.  A  ivmlileyOrPerhp'mlile^, 

Petit  Limaçon  de  mer.  4^  Ncritc. 

Hexhc  à  Lim^ç^on.  vHediclie  fiddcr  ^  Snaile  Ck 

Pierre  de  Limaçon.Tl^  5Mi/e  pontyfiundin  the 
beads  0ffome(dew)Snaiksitis  v^bite^fmiwhiat  tranf 
parent ,  andrugged^  it/iemes  hard/indut,be'mgpref 
fedbeiweene  the  teetb^  breaks  as  fmall as  fond:  the 
vulgar  hold  it  good  fin  a  Tertian^  ^a^lan  Ague. 
.  Trcffle  au  limaçQU.  as  Herbe  i  limiçon. 
Faire  lé  limaçon*  To  mnd^tmrlcj  or  turne  round  a- 
bout  ifouldiers  to  doe  the  ring^or  to  cafitbemfelues  in- 
to aring.  . 

Autant  chemine  vn  homme  etimioar  comme  vn 

liitiaçon  en  cent  ans  :  Prov,  A  quiche  mnrl(eman 

dijpatcbes  aipjHcb  in  one  day  as  afloi^clie  in  twen- 

tie.  '  ' 

.Contre  U  nuid  s'arment  les  limaçons:  Vxo.^naiU 

arme  themfelues  (put  oui  tbevr  homes)  towards  nights 
IL  i  maçonner.  To  twirUyturne^  or  wind  abouti  lil(e  the 
.  JJ)eU  of  a  Snaik  J  orasfiuidiers  that  caft  thewfelues 

intoaring.       .  ^  t, 

lAvn2L\\\cv{.fUc-dteflypimu^ujl. 
Limailles:fl  ^Legum^gcs^Pit^*       ; 
lÀvtmtc^  \A  yomigTunnk.  !^     ' 

Limande  :  £  ABurt^or  Bret^fifii  alfo^  a  broad  Pipe- 

Jtafe^ar  boord^  prepared^fifiioned^  andfityfifcas\ei 

alfiyajhort  cud^eU.  i 

Limas.  ^  Limaçon. 
\Limafle:fc^ Limace/  ..       ;  / 

Limzffcà  CM.  The  little  water  Snaile. 
Limaflbn.  4;^  Limaçon» 
Limaturc  :  f.  A  filing  j  al/ifiu-dujL         v   ;  ; , 
Limbe  de  bouteille.  The  mouth^or  brin^e  ofaJbottU. 
Lnri!bes.Alow^ndvnfku$rie  roomè  in  prifonsié^/be 

Pufgatorie  ofvnbapti^isbildren.       *  -   ;  •       '  ^ 
l^xnz^f•AfiU*yalflyastmi2ÇQn.  .A   .:^^' 

\ÀïD^.AwiUtoaftsneth€rtii$1fi^^t^ 

Lime  lourde.  Afoft^orfimothfik^wbiekmakiei  no 


i(naue  \eTy0s  in\ 

Faire  la  lime fourde.  Togminê^mvàu:tw\  U 

/èeme4s\fbeeitbefbiardÉot^orcaridfifitiohe0e. 
LiméMm.«c  ;  f.  rUedifinooEked^foHIMircrapid,  or 
/   JhaMMtmtêMfUekneJfijnéhnneireié^ 

gleelfeé^or looked asl^0.         -  ^>^^  v,^.. 
Limer.  To  file  Jnnotb^l^i  tofcrapi^fiîMMoa  tUng 
;:  tmtbefi9tt^^emién.tolkkfiéti  iHUre sloih 

heryoungonesiap^gteeke^M^ 

Lim<s{£:^Linie4ouiae»«ftiLiiiic»     «^ -r^  r  t 

Limei^re.  The  cktb  wkroef  beads  be  made  b  catted 

^  l>tafÀt\\Tt^t^\aMifmh€nc€tbof€  that  mgre 

ibemkikcontemptcalUdXAmciïtcu,,^  ^  v    ^  ^^ 

LinK\tt:,w.Afilir.  *'  ,:v  > 

rlimcurc :  £  fH/t-dafiio^filmg.     ^^  iv  j  i,    ,  ** 
Limier  :  m.  jt  tloud^hounslfr  Î  mt^  hmtd.  bV  r  \  i  T 


fcript'mi  a  condiiion,cour/è,  or  cmpafe êfpointeti 

Limite:  ttt,ettlLim\ttiJbuunded,fl'mtedjftfiramtcl 
prefiribed  a  certaine  ceifr/CyOr  cmfajji.  * 

Limiter.  Tû  limit,  boutidjliftt'f  pefiribe  a  condition 
op^ttnTa  couT/e,reftrai»e  within  a  cmpaj[je,    ^   '« 

Limiteur  :  m»  À  Ûmiter ^bounder,  ftinter, 

^  îmitrophe  :  com.  Btrdeiittgvfon ,  adieyningor ly. 
ingneerevnto,   ,'■  t  . 

Limolnc  :  f.  Vyrob^wimer-greenei  winter  Beets^  'mid 
^  seets.  '         '-  M-'  r  ^ 

Limon  :  m.  5/lw*  j  or  tbicke,andjlimie  dlirt^ud^tre 
puddle,  dregs  j  alfi,  a  (limie/oile -,  alfo,a  Lemon;  at 
fijtbe  TbiU  of  a  wcme^agon^&c-.ln  which  fence(  be-  ' 
caufe  a  Thill  confifts  of  two  beames)  it  ù  tnofi  v/ed  m 
the  Piurall  number. 

Limonier.  Cerfs  limoniers.  Stags  fainted,  as  ThlU- 
hor/èsjpitb  carts  at  their  heeles. 
Cheval  limonier.  i4  Tbill»borfi,or  Cof-horfi-,  be  that 
^oesnexttothewaine^, 

Limonne.  <w  PondUe. 

Limonneux  :  in.euiê  :  f.  Sûm'u]  muddle,  hogsje,  dux- 

J*ejmrikTfuddU,filtHe,fkUof  ordure. 

Limpide  :  conrf  CUtre^bright,fheene,glave,tm(ba- 
rent,  ■      '  -  ■ 

"UBnuse^FUe^'fOl/h^fi  filing,  '  'a 

Li»îin.  Liat,fiaxiflaxeM  or  bemtenjamei  linnen 

,  ebtb.  ■  ' 

:  Lin  fauvage.  TUx-'med^tnid fiax^oiefiax^kint- 
vgort,    .  *■'  ■  ■    .  -'■ 

Lin  y'liA  l(md  oflnduat  Bne,or  Upien^hicb  the  fire 

purifies  Jtut  connunes  not, 

Coutxctou  fodae;K^hn,Tbeweed  Dodder  i(Md 

fiax'Hjetfiufaidtobau€  the  gfiwt,  Tvben  one  fiaulke 

\twiw^  about  amtbtt  atit  ff owes.) 
II  ameflé  le  lin  avec  la  chanure }  &  ;  ^ 

Uatifliilin  avec  eftouppe.  Hi  hatb  thingled  flax 
With  toe  i  be  hatb  iumiled good  andbadtogetbct, 

l.m^t',m,linageJ^indred',Seel^K9%c, 

Jjn%^tttta,Adire^neeri1^Jhum, 
Linaglér  fut  linader  n'a  poiot  <Ie  retenue.  One 
i(t»fiiumua^Ot  rec9iut,the  Uttd  that  batb  bmbougbt 
hatofithÊT, 


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■  ùripehtAiigulk  ■'   '.  "^j"    '■'■  ,.va.'-:  • 

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Leplus tiflhcn'eniportc qtfunllnceul: Prov.  W 

ricbefeatrietèut  mt  Âeet  f  hit  p"*^  . 

«eLidoer  wu:  vent,  Tê  treete.  er  trtffpfieaung  tte 

ineamS :  nu  AtkMmmgÊrjUme»  oftkfiee,  or 

\.ifâxp9iktffaru  .•   j>»t»r;  ?.'.-. ''-.■. 

LioetCiite'c f. a limatme^fè^uirt.        f  #. 
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X»nemcnt.^  Liniment.  .  *  \v 

Lhk'C  :  w.Lmnen^  flaxen  I  dlfbyapeeceoflinneHcldth. 
,  J^jiioc:  covc\.Lml{e;,tbmnejMag€Y^f^^^ 

l^iimcvlcif^Thc^  ofimnen etoth j  «/- 

:    /o,  ImnenlUnnen  [lufe^things  made  oflinnen. 
\  LitVMcre  :  f .  ^  Seamfter  j  >tf  woman  thai  mal^esy  erfeUs 
i      li^ncriyOf  linnen  ware.       •  .^.'  v   , -^. 
.  Liiigot :  m.  AningotJumpÇyi^a'jJe ^fmettall.  - ^ 
V  Liiîtioricre  ;  (-The  mould  tpherein  ingots  areframdjor 

i       c(t]t.  :     .   '■   ■,  •    ■  ji.,  :•.  .. 

Ij[i\r:n\,j4  Flax-man:,  a feller-of flax. 

Liiiicre  :  ï.  A  r lax-wife.  i       '  ; 

!  Ijnimcnt  '  tt).  A  liniment^  or thinne  ointment  'y  alfoya 

i  fmc^rytg^  dnnointmgy  gentle  dawbingy  fo ft  rubbing 

on.  '■;  ;         ^  :.    .      :  ' 

'  Un\cï*Tàflneà?yannoîni/iébfofil}^or  gently  on. 

;  Liiiitif :  m,iuc  :  f. ^ittigatirigyrefrejli'mgypai^ 
giniya(:he'quairmgymoUifying/fuppiing. 
Liiiition  :  f.  A  fmearing^annointingy  gentle  rubbing. 
!  Linoinpie \f.Afineytbinneyer  open^waled  Imnen/nuch 
X  yjjcd in  Pica/die  (where  it  is  made)  fir  womensl^er- 
\     ckr  s  yund  church' mens  purple jfes. 
Lbon  :  m.  as  Linomplc;  Some  alfo  tear  me  tawnefo.^ 
Lmoiiolic:  f.  Acutttnicftbehairé. 
Linotte  :  (.  ^A  linnet.  .-  /  '    v 

11  a  vne  tcftcile  linotte.H^  hath  but  a  light ^or  ^ddie; 
hcndofhisowne.  -  /v 

Linlucil  ;  m.  Afloeet  ;  See  LinccuL  '  ■    ^^A 

Linccau  :  m.  The  lintellyor  headpeece^ouera  doore.ç% 
;  Linthcau.'îwLinttau. 
Lion  :  m.  A  Lyon  j  atfoythe  (ZodiacaU  )  Signe  Leo  j  alfoy 
n  m  ce  ofcoyne  worth  about  6  s.ftcrl. 
Lion  dc  mcr.  The  fea  Lion  ^  refembles  bothinjhapey 
(indbigne[feytbe(andone'y  alfo^al(md  of  great  Lob- 

m. 

DtniàzXxow  T>andeliony  Vriefles  crownc yjSwines 

[nowtyPiffabed.  * 

Pas  dc  lion.  06  Pied  dc  lioiu  ' 

Patccdelion.  Lyons  claWySetterwort/Settergraffey 

bayard  blacl^e  Ellébore  ;  al/Oyété  ; 

Pied  dc  lion.  Lyons  fioty  Lyons  pim^  great  SanicUy 
.  cHr  Ladies  mantUy  (fome  alfb  tearme Lyons  leafed  and 

lpnsTurnepy^%hQOx\iv\\Xh.) 

Saultdulioti  ^certaine  tumbling  tricl^e  vpm  a 

SiooUyOr  Utile  bench.  ^ 

ymàzWon.TerribleflrongwineyfUcb  Oâ  makes  the 

drinl^eryfeUyandfiirious. 

Hatrclc  chien  devant  JcIioaSffBatrc.    . 

Conjcdurantlc  lion  par  les  ongles.  Gbefjtng  at  the 
\  Lyon  by  his  clawes  ;  at  the  humtnr  of  the  man  by  his 

^mfts.Looke  Oïi^ç. 

Coudre  la  peau  du  rcgnard  i  celle  du  lion.  To  at^ 

tempt  thai  by  (leight  which  bee  could  not  obtaine  by 

niighu 

Prendre  Ic  lion  par  les  iubes.  Têperfvrme  a  difficult 

^^ dangerous ââl.    ^v*    * 

II  n  y  cut  iamais  bon  marché  de  peaux  de  lions  ; 

Pf  pv.  ^  i^ans  sliinne  was  neuer  bought  good  cbeape  j 

the  vaUant  eutrfild  tbiir  sl(innesfill  deer  t. 
Lionceau:  m.  A  Lyom  wh^lpeyoryêung  Lyow. 
L)onin  :  m.  inc  li.  Imtfihf^thlik^.^fâ  Ij/on. 
\^]onnc:iALyM€!ri.  ^. 

L|onncau:in.4;iLionceiu«      ' 
^]onnQ\jx:  m.éuk:tFiiUêfLjÊm.  . 

\^}onn\tT:  m.  A  l^ee fit  of Ijfêns.       à  v      ; 
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meltedy  made  liquid 'y 


Liperquam.  faire  de  hper.  Tofjjew  his  author itie ,  to 
let  the  world  fee  bis  pom?  ;  tojbeare  himfei^i'  as  one 
that  can  doe  all  m  all -y  to  laid  exceeding  much  vpon  - 
Mm:  TbU'WordU  (corruptly) pfed m ILadof^luy  vex 
c^uzixiÇall things are^4^e.J   '  - 

Lipic.  See  Lippie*       ^^"^ 

Lipothyiriic:  f.  Afwoondmi^-^bereinthtpatuntfeems 
.    dead.     /  \ 

Lippaire:  tn.Li^./S//^^. 

Lippe:f:^///)}C5^^Lyp 

tudc.^        *  W/ 

Lippce  :  f.  A  big  bit  y  à  goodjjnorfel/y  a  mouthfiU;  alfo, 
a  meale.or  bellifiill  yfmeah  *       » 

Mouche  de  lipp)cc.  wrf  lickorcp4)SyOrfwcie  companion. 

Havoit fa lippcjC du buf/n.    Hechad aJJjare  in  the 
boot  it.   .'    *      V 

Il  flatte  pour  hli^^éc^He  collogues  wifhoncycfpui' 
.     pofetogetameale  bybih. 
1-  ippie  :  f.  The  redneffeyOtforefieffe  of  a  blear  e  eye. 
Lippion.  Part  of\a  womans  &c. 
Lippitude  :  f.  BlearednefJey.r'bleareeyedncfPe  laiury 

nmg  of  the^eyes  accompanied  with  painc,  and  red- 

ne(je.  •     .  .  ^'       v 

Lippu  :  m.uc  ;  f.  Thicl^eJippedy  great^l/pty  alfoypaw- 

\tirigyOr  hanging  the  lipyas  a  child  thaïs  reaclie  ta  crie^ 
Liquabilitç  :  f.  Aptnefjln^to  rneltyOr  to  become  liqnid. 
h^quation  :(.  A  melting. 
Liquéfié:  m.éç  ;  f.  T>i(foluedy 
clarified. 

Liqucrice  :  f.  liV^t^nVr. 

Liqueur:  f.  Liquor^  humo/y moiftureyfap^  '^uyce^watcf. 
Liqueur  Septcmbrinc.  mne(bccaitfe  tis  made  m 
Se fif  ember.) 

Liquidation  :  f.  An  cuidencey  cleeùngy  mani fellation  ^ 
alfOyadifcufjtngyOrexaminatio'/j.  i 

Liquide  :  com.  Liqtiidymoifly  wety  thinneypureycleerey 
'  m^if^flyeuidentypregna7it^^pparent\  certûine. 
I>cbte  liquide.  A  ckereyjurcyfound  debt. 

Liquidé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Cleeredy  manifèftedy  made  euidenty 
pregnant  ycertaineyapparent'y  alfOydifcuffedyexamined'y 
.  alfo.madeJiqiiid^oift'ythinnCypurv.     '^,  • 

Liquider.  To  deer  ejmanifèflymalic  pregnant  y  certaine  y 
apparent  ;  alfOyto  examinCyOr  difcufj}  j  alfo^to  malie  Ih 
quidymoiPyOf  thinne. 

Liquider  les  defpens  d' vn  proccz.  To  cleere ,  or 
t  tocorre5lythem\  a  Judge  to  (et  downe  which  fhall  be 
a  Uowedya^dwhicb  not  y  (  Tbis  phrafe  is  applied  efpeci^ 
allyyto  th' examination  ofordinariey  and  weU'{?jowney 
charges  ;  fucb  as  be  the  due  fées  of  CounfcUorSy  Attu^r^ 
neyesyOfficersyCleflieSy&c.)  .     , 

Lire:  f.  The muficalllnftrument  Lyra. 

Lire.  To  read. 
Autant  vaut  celuv  qui  chaflc  &  rien  ne  prend, 
comme  celuy  qui  lit  &  rien  n'entend:  Prov,  H^^ 
that  hunts  y  and  catches  nought,  is  much  li{e  him  that . 
readsyand  conceiues  nought., 

Lire-Iiron.  Tbi  burthen  of  a  fong. 

Liripipie.  Hooded^as  a  Graduate. 

Liripipion  :  m.  A  Or%duates  hood. 

Liripipionnc.  as  Liripipie;  Alfo/nellûWy  cupfhotten^ 
or ,  fiitbfiêU  tê  the  pot  y  and  therefore  bearing  the  red- 
faced  tiuirie  thereof. 

Êiron  :  m.  A  Dormoufe. 

Uvondcf^.  A Jittlegobbety  luncheon, or  cantlt  of 

bread.  ' 

JJ%\m.ÀljUii.  .r         , 

l^'tsblMc.Th'ordinark  white  garden  ^Uie. 
Lis  cécùcTbe  blew  Lillii. 

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Lis  d'cftang.  ^fif/^  UUie^watcr  KofejihtyiUmand 
^TphiteScrtupbar.    .  ^       ^  ^  * 

^  Lxsiaulnc.  LtriconJhncU^yelh^pUUie. 

Lis  dc  men  IhewbiteftaDaffadiU,  QtvpbitefeâO^ 

j       tiCêHfhncU^or  the  yettôw  UHie. 

!  L'\sdt:ycnt.  A gHft^ùïfiawoJipmdi  al/o.an.oppojiùon 

cftrvo  contrarie  rp:nds'j  ^r  ^  Rumb. 

AlJcr  au  lisdc  \cnu  Tof,oe  clofe  by  the  wini^  faile 

rpnbafcantmn(iJâytacl[eaboord. 
L\hh\f^:coït\.Upble,rea(iable.   ^  ^^ 

Lifard  rm.vfiLifardc;  i^rLczard.  . 

Lilardc  :  f.  ^^  i^V^^à  ;  Newt.^sl^e  i  f5^r  Lcxard  jj  4/- 

Cô^arcomaH  that  reads  mncb. 

\^\{2r^QytTàc.The  great  ^  greeni^andbarmelèffe  U- 

':^driiK:in^CitïO'Ja  friend v'fito  men ^enpfbêmjhe  loues 

fotixe^andrphomflcepingflye  vfes  to  gar d  from  the 

tfCicbtr'^OH^aQauUs  of  Serpents. 
Liier.  To  hji^OT  ùoïder  agar  ment  5  alfo,  to  coajl  alongiy 

a  countrey.  . 
Liicron  :m.  wuhiw'mdyhindmed^Tlopeweed^Hedge'' 
-brlis. 

Lircronarprc./îo//^fc^i;?rfw^^rf,  .;       ' 

Liicron  grand.  ^  Grand  lifçt. 
LjictMH.  'I be  y'lne-fretter  ^  or  dikells  Goldr'wg  ;  (a 
!  .     worrnei).alfo^aslJ\Çcxon\mthiwmd\  an^ 
\      JAT^t  \Ki\t.  Sm  J  Umthivp'wd, or  Bindweed';,  alfo^tbe 

hlacl^cpurgingbindxveed. 

Li{etricouant./vô//^fc  Bi/f^jvre^. 

Grand  i  ifct .  The  great^moothyrpbiie  Bindweed ^Koper 

rpced^ifithixpindyHedgebil/s. 
J^\C'iblc:coir\.  Lfgihje^readaùle.  t» 

Lificre  ;  f.  The  lifl  afclotb.orjniuffe'^tWedge^or  hemme 

(>fu  garment'^  ûlfo^th'end^orw^ixtreame  outrp^rdpart 

ofariYtbing'yandhence^afrontjre^marcbyborderyVt^ 

r/jojl  boundyOr  eoaft  of  a  countrey. 
Liiicreux:m.eilfe:f.  Trefcribing  the  limits  y  appoint 

ting  or  felting  out  the  bounds  yofjeuerali  countries. 
Lifisquc  ^Licilque.  '  jigr 

L\((^nt*  Sleel(mg^glayngyppfijhing^  **  ^ 

Liflant  dc  gucullcs.  Scaled  Gules  ^^  (a  tefirme  of 
■  blj\pn.)\        ■  .*  ■    =^'  •  ■ 
Lifle.  04  Ijcc'yAl/OyOnetftberopeswberwitbthe  main^ 

yardofajhp  isboifed  vp\  alfo^  a  rotpler  ofmajjwe 

glaffe  wherewith  Cunrien  doe Jleel(e^  arid  gUffe  their 

IfatheVé 

Liffé:  m.  éQ'(.Slcelied^ghfedygla7;edyfolij(hedi^ 

flippérieygiib.  ^ 

Lisser.'  Tojleekeytoglofe^  foglarjy  topolijh^  tofmooth^ 
ta  mal^e  Jlipperie. 

Liflcron  :  nuTb^bearbePeruinl^lejOr  Perhvinl^li. 

Lifliire:  f.^fleekingygUfaig^pobJbing^fettinga  ghffo 
oHyfmoothing.  '.^-^ 

Lille  :  £  A  liflyroB^beckroUyOr  caulogéteofnamesy&ci 
f     alfoy^liR^rfdiudger,alfOyafksaUfquare  out4Mtm^ 
brovfyor  member  0/ M  ^eriâljo^iftac 
Liflcau  :  m.  A  little  tijl  j  roU^atalogue  \feUttdgf. 
Litargc*4y  LidiarEc    « 

ljttrz\xt'com.Of^belMffngtojletterî^UéK^^ 
Literal  :  m.alc :  ÎJjernnedfiterâUj^eUfetni  m  UberoU 

■'■  Artet.  \''--      '  ■  ■■■^'"^->^l|%^^ 

L\tcvztMTe*Stiterâtime^leaming.  .     . 

Literon  :  1 4^  Litron.  >  ':      ' 

l,\th2Xot:  m  JJtêrffiyWbite  lead  i  lead  mixed  with  tbe 
drofse  offiluer  and  braffe.  :  -^  \  - 

Lîdiargéd'  argcnc  Siluer  foomt^  wtihe^mM  of 
tried Jiluer  j  or  rather^  the  lead  wherein  fUuer  care 


• 

bath  beene  melted  (that  it  migl  t  befurged^  and  cletr 
rod  from  the  lead^or  copper  that  Wéuin  it)whuh  (jimi 
done  by  a  gentle  fire  gtuesit  ajiluer  hcw^andtljcxt] 
thuname.  ..       - 

^  Litharge  d'or.  Goldfvamei  the  bep  kindufLiiann 
comes  of  lead  wberemfsluer  hath  beene  melted  iy  j 
amk^and great  fre^giuing  it  a  golden  lujia.e^  ihi > c. 
hythûname.  >  ^  # 

Litharge  dc  plomb.  4;i  Ploirbaginc  J  tf^^  ^  Ef^y. 
mc  dc  plomb»  % 

Lithiaie  c  f.  rhefîone  in  the  bladder. 

Lithomantic:  f.  Diuination  by  the  coping  offiH^ 
Jlones.      •        ^ 

Lithortipon./rr  Lithontriptonj  Stone  ^dijjolmyr 

fionerbreat(Wg  t^K^h.  ^^^' 

Liticonteften  to  proteft  in  ajuit  \  viz.  to  delmey  ^oy  lay 
open  before  a  Judge  the  cbiefè  points  of  tie  detlarati. 
onyand  anfwer.  ; 

Litière  :f.  Aborfetitter\  alfoylittcr  fhrcattiU-^  aljo^old 
dung^ormanure  \  See  Lï&icrc.  .    , 

Litige.  Suit yconirouer fie ^difftreneOy  variance ^ccr,t(n\ 
tionyftrifiy  debate:  In  law  y  $*cntcnd  propicircnt 
quand  y  a  Adion  intentée  par  adjouriicn  cntpc  ur 
la  cbofc  contenticufc^&  de  qua  controverfia  f  ft. 

Litiger.  To  ftrmcy  wrangle  y  con  lend ,  mamawea  Juit 
againjl  •  to  be  at  variance  y  bold  de  bate  y  ^oe  to  Ur^ 
with.  #  .         ^   .    ' 

Litigieux:  m.eufc  :  f.  iJtigiouSydebatcfiiUyCcntcnî'my^ 

m  fuit-yOrTubiealvntofutt. 
Litisconteftation:£  The  deliuerie;  or  laying  op^n  q[ 

the  cbiefèft  points  of  a  cap  ,  pro  &  contra,  hefvrea 

Judge  i  done  after  the  déclara tiân  y  and  anjwcr  kfe 

put  in.    .  \ 

Litispendence  :  f.The  hanging  of  a  fuit  j  or  the  trialJy 

dtsceptàtionyor  decifion theicof 
Litorne:f.  AWing-thrujh^  or  thertdfpottedTkufh^ 

thatfcldomeyOmeueryfippearesmSummeri 
Litre.  ^Littre. 
Litron  :  m.  A  méafure(mofl  commonly)  of  wood, cent  à-. 

ningfomewhat  more  then  our  pinte  y  and  vfcd  ly  the. 

Retailers  ofSaltyVulfe  ;MilletyRéipefeed\&ç.  ■    \, 
Littée  :  f.  The  litter  of  a  BitchyLyoneffe.eitc  5  alfo,a  htd^ 

or  cat^e  of  leasees  y  bay  y  grafpty  &Çy  to  lay  y  orpacl{e  ip 

.  things  in, 

Litteron.^  Litron. 

Littrc  :  £  \AfimeraU  girdle  ;  the  blac\e  whefercith  the 
■  vpperpart  of  a  Church  is  compared  y  at  tbefùnmll  ef 
agréât  petfon. 

Littroh.  ^  Litron.       >  * 

Lituë:  m.  A  certaine  crool(edfiaffevfedbytbe  Roman 

AugtiresiâlfiyaCroJieryOrBipopsflafe.     -    ,^_.  . 
Liturc:  l  A  dajbyrafe^flreake  through  a  wor^iîh 

apetme  ;  alfoyà  dajhingy  rafingyjlrtk^g  ^*M  bnttingy 

orblurnngwithapen.     .    ^  * 
'L\y2nc:f.Tbe(bird)PeUiatHe. 
Xiveau.  Seelie  Niveau.     | 
Livel  dun  livcl.  Let^U.  ,       . 

Livcfchc.  Lmbardie  Louajge-,  alfi,Atexanders. 
LmàcicomjyM^lewJ^Ualie^ale^^^ 

êrdead^cohm.    .  .--^y-^SM^-^W'  ^  ^\\    '  ^^fr, 
Lividité :£  UMUylew^SntnefJeybUakef^^ 
féUneJfiyhUwifhnefre'ytUcolowspteartnirp^^^^^ 

JroalilyflMikeJndiletiiMé^^^^ 

Livoy  ;  m.  AfmaUvine-booke^  ^^^^i^^'  fm .  a 
Xrvraiibn:  £  AbsserieyêfdeBuirievMlfr^mrt^^^^^^ 

dip  Mifhed  from  ttfleMtifidt  uddiwsibfomepéft  oj 
êUtbemeat thêumit^-^  "^j  - ^  '-f  T \^.k 


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Vn  livre  iP 
11  veut  toiiii 
Ijyfiobodiec 

me  tofpeake 

Livre  ^f.^;^^ 
La  livre  d'i 

16^^  une  es. 

U  livre  dei 
ces}butîir 
wasth'aunti 
vfethefixtee 
Lalivredi 
La  livre  dcî 
IX  ounces  y 
nethié.) 
La  livre  del 
La  liVrc  de 
Lalivrçdc 
La  livre  ma 

into  31  h. life 
1x8  Trefcac 
Demi  gros. 
La  livre  dci 
tàtncs  1 1  oiêii 
lyo  Ccruples^ 

La  iivreiMc 

âlfo  11  oïlinct 
they  irtto  i9\i 
l7x8SiliaU( 

La  livre  de 
La  livre  du 
La  livre  du 

La  livre  Ko 

fouad^mojl  ê 
Rcduiéts  de 
owf)b^ought 
]jsit\î.Apo 
Livre  Ban 
^'A8d.ftcrl 
Livre  Boui 

haffèoftbel 

Livre  Man 
^'^fTourno 
Livre  Pari 
prhicb  corne 

Livre  Tou 

dinaueFren 
Livré:  m.  ce 

Livrée:  t:>< 

lilJiproperl) 

clothyCobun 
or  Cf  her  s.    . 

La  Livrée 

ihcirjlipcno 
^^rnonry, 

Li  vrément  : 

^  Livicmcn 

Livrer.  Tfjû 

or  confine  i 
han^x  of, 

{-ivre{quc:< 
}-'Vrct:m./i 

Lixive.4yU 

Lizant.  Botà 

ttngakngb^ 

LjiC:com.C 

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Va  livre  ipcrfonnagcs.  i^  DÎ4ii|4^*  . 
Il  veut  tounours  tenir  le  livre  Ht  tailles  c9nt'mMal^ 
Ij ,  pw  ^•die  can  get  â  w$rdfQ9  bim^  wiUfëJtr  m  b$^ 
(ue  t^!p^Al(i.  ;  \^ 

Xi\SïC  tApoiindwight.  . 

La  livre  d' Anvers.  The  wimmit found^  cênUming 
i6^wnccs.  -;   .  '  jr       -  ,.    : 

tzlivïc  des  fipoûïtc2xic%.CôntainiHg  (inmmijf  pta- 
ces)bMt  IX  [  mets ,  which  we  câU  Ttùj  weighty  and 
y^ju  i\iAHnùtni  Romane  weight  :  (Om  ^foéecaries 
vfe  ihe  fixt^ene-ouâce  pound.) 
La  livre  d*  Efpaignc.  Containes  14  ounctî. 
La  livre  des  HfpicierSjGrolsicrs,  &c.  C<mtamii  but 
il  ounces  i  (wbereas  our  Grocers  pound  contai^ 
nethî6.)  f\ 

La  livre  de  Floren^ce^Sc  de  Gennes.  Is  ïz  ounces. 
La  livre  de  grofsenc.  Comames  14  ounces^       . 
Lalivrç  4e  Lyon.  2i  I  j  i^««^o. 
La  hvre  mai  chandc.  Containes  in  Tome  places  14,  m 
êibe^ï  liybut  tn  tbemofi  16^  ounces\  which  be  diuided 
inio  |x  h.ilfè  ounces ,  they  into  ^4  Sezains^ /^^(r  into 
1x8 TrefcaQx^ribfjf i4/tf  i^6 Qio^aMdtbej  intern 
Demi  gros. 

La  livre  des  Marcfchaux.Tl^  Farriers  pound;  con- 
tuna  iz  ounces^  diuided  into  90  drammes  J  they  into 
270  rcruplesyond  they  into  ^40  Oboles^or  halfi pence. 
La  Jivre|Medcciriale. Titf  Phyfitians  pound  ;  contains 
âlfonountn\  but  they  bfdiuèdid into  ^édrammes^ 
thfyUto  2.88  Ccruples^hofe  into  ^76  OholcSy they  into 
1718  SiliQixcs^and  they  mto  691Z  grasnes.  . 

La  livre  de  Milan,  ou  de  la  Soye.  Is  but  iz  ouncesl 
La  livre  du  gros  poids.  Confi[is  ofz6  ounces. 
Lalivre  du  pccicpoids.  h  f^^Hi^i^f^/. 
La  livre  Koyaje.  The  Kjngs  pound ,  Aver  du  poids 
found^mojl  ofdiaarie  pound^containeth  1 6  ounces. 
Kcduiâs  de  livres  en  qdarcerons.  (Somtwbat  lH(e 
m)hfought  from  a  noble  to  nine-^pence. 

lU^icii  A  pound  in  money. 

Livre  Barrois.ii  xpotth  but  ï^^JToutnois^oneJhûft 

'fi8d.fterL  '        :      , 

Livre  Bourdelois.  Is  but  i  x  Solz  and  a  balfi  ^  or  thé 

halfèpfthePariftan  pound. 

LivreManrais.Zi^4S.fterL  w  double  the  pmth  of 

^''^TournoiSé        .         ,  'V 

Livre Parifk  Is worth zo %.ùf  V^u^orz^  %jLQ}xtïi. 

T^^icbcometQZ%,6à.&cx\. 

Livre  Tournois.  The  pound  ToufJhois  ;  the  mofi  9r* 

àïna\  ^  "       ■ 


leUiproperlf)  the  thing  fo  tfuen\  hence ^Vuirk\  Unes 
cloth^coburs^  deuice  m  criours  worn  by  bit/eruants, 

1-a  Livrée  des  Chanoiric$.7t«ir  Ktierie^  or  cârrodiei 
ti^firftipcnd^exbibition^  dailii  allowance  in  vi&uaUs^ 

^^vr^Hent  :  m.  AÛuerie^  deHuerie^  andhencey 
^  Livicment  de fuû^& terre  Liuefie^ndfeifin. 
tîvicr.  Topue  itodeliueryOrd'êPrsbute  vntoatobefiem^ 
^ ^enferre m-^topaiïi^  orjieldoûeri  .to put  SMtotbe 

tmg  aU»i  bf  the  btréers  .f.  j    . 

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L    O    C 

Lizet.  as  Lifet. 

Lizectc  ;  f.  A  litttf^payijh  vermine(wbicbgnawes,and 
does  much  hurt  vnto  the  young  buds  ofgrajis)  held  to 

r^ofkjbefame  efeds  in  the  yard  that  it^Cantharides 
doe.  .   ^. 

Lizicre;f.<aLifierc 

Lizieux  :  mjVooUen clothes  made  at  aKotmandfowne 

fo  called.  >        . 

Loâge.5ff4fLouagc.  •  "^  \  / 

Lobe  :  m.Xbe  Up,Of  loweftpa/t  oftheearei  alfo^a  lobe^ 
^r  lappet  of  the  liuery&c\aifo^aAljoupci  (aljo^alie^ 
fib^eaft^  guUefii.jmoclietie\  In  old  French.) 

Lobczu:m.AlittlelobeJiakorlappiepeeceof. 

Lobcï.Togull^coufen,deceiue,beguile.  ^ 

Local  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Locally  belonging  to  ^  or  contained  in^ 
apUce.         ^ 

Locslancntim.  Locally  yin  a  pl/9  ce. 
Locar.  bledlbear.  a  l^md  of  wall  Bar  lie,  called  S.Pe- . 
teri  corné. 

Locataire:  com.^^  Leffee^or  hirer  of  a  boufiyOr  lodgins^i 

alfoyahireling^onewhtcbujorm^^f^hiriki  dfoyOi 
Locateur: 

hocztcuT  :  m.  À  le t termor  hirer  ou t^f.     '^ 

Locatif.  A  tenantyinmateyfoiourner  j  one  that  hireth  a 

lodgmgortwotoliein.        * 
Location  : f.  A  htring^orlettingoutof:^al/o^placingi 

afeitfligyorbeftowme^inaplace. 
Loch  :  ro.  A  Loche^or  Loboche\  a  liquid  corffiniùn^  of 

/ofimedecmcj  thaïs  not  to  be  /waÛowedjhki  held  in 

the  mouth  véiU  it  haue  melted,  and  Jo  paji  by  degrees 

downe  the  throat '^  See  Lohoc. 

Loc  he  Î  f.  The  Loach^a  fmall ftfh  j  alfo,  the  dew  fnayle^ 
or  jnayle  without  ajhell.  " 

Loche  franche..  Isfomewhat  lejfe^and  daintier  then 
tb'ardtnarie  Loacb^which  is  commonly  te  armed  j 
Loche  v^c,andliues  much  m  the  mud.     ""^ 
Loche  de  mer.  A  little  fijh  bred  of  but  neuer  fo  bi^ 
asjtbefea  Gudgeon  \fome  call  itafea  Groundling.        J 
Locher.  To  JZwg,  (batie^flmke,  toag,  mal(e  a  noife  Ll^e  a 
ihtng  thats  loojje. 

Lochette:  f.  ^GroundHng^orfmallueardedLoacb. 
Locquec^y  Loquet. 
Locul€:in.AlitilebagypoucbyOrpurfe. 
Locu^\ncT.ToinfkhyOrmal(eweaUbie.     . 
Locution:  f.Alociaton,[afingy^ecb,ynannérofAea- 

Lôdier  :  oi.  A  quilt ,  or  quilted  counterpoint  for  a 
bed.  ;  ■ 

Lodes*/»  Lods  :  f  Breton. 

Lod&  Fines  of  Aliéna  tion  due  to  a.  Lord  vpon  the  pur* 
chafe  of  a.Ctn{ue\  inheritance  held  ofbim^  Settle 
Ventes  ;  ^jDroiôdc  ventes. 

Lpe  :  f.  \A  quaniitie  of  fijh  talfen^  éu  a  cuflomCy  byfome 
fiw  Normand  Lordsy  ofeueriefifh^r-boat  that  comes 
Into^and mooreswuhin^theirhauensy  aeelies  or  hat- 
bars }  e^eciaUyiftbe  boat  belong  vnto  any  of  their  te- 
nants^ any  mhabitant  of  their  territories. 


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fim(Mtier*Uuûmyng^  tntring  rf»  towne,  v^n 
tmamit  euak  me  toko  tb^  M  i»ài;mg  bet  bghts 

Loec  Î  f.  A  lêdge^ott,jbed,irrmAttfmre  j  Acah'me  m 

Dioiàik  loges.  i>«*«Drajja.  ,  • 

.    Il  fî'eft  pas  mercier  qui  ne  i( uc  fiùre  là  loge  :  Pro. 

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oTPncbandSyfiialltbinpvnfùit. 
Ilogérm.éc:  f.  Lodgedybasifèdjbarbouredi  fying^fo- 
'     iûurnmgat^nbidingin^apUice^    ^       . 
:    Ten  fuis  lo^é  là.  /  am  of  that  minJ^ùt  biMory^,.^ 

Nos  gens  en  font  bien  li  \ogiz.ATi  of  a  ff^mind 

in  thatyare  in  the  tight  jfir  tbat. 
Logeable:  com,  Ud^eab^^  bêrbomable ^  inter tâi- 

nableitHiboufi. 

Vne  maifon  fort  logeable.  Jt  houfe  ffgriit  receipt. 
Logcr.Ta  lodge  y  lie  Jomrne  ^arbour  ^itm  11^  abide  fir 

A  time  ;  to  hojl,  inne^  or  lie  in  an  Inne  ;  ai/b^  to  lodge ^ 

i7ttertai^é,giuebpf^fe-roomeyafoorda  lodging^vnto. 

Vous  ttic  iogez^chcz  GiuUot  Ic  fongcur,  Lool^  Son- 
geur. -  •:  ; 

Se  logger  Cut  Ichlcftnc.  To  iool(eyOrwaXypale0f t. 

En  i«auvais  voiiînagc  fc  lo^C  oh:  ProVi  Sr^j[f  Voi- 

(inafc,        .       "    *    ^\        '^  . 

Lçgc  ttQif.A  little  lodgeycote^  roome  j  bootb  j  xabctne^ 

lodging.'  . .  ""    '     ; 

Lts  loge  très  es  coflcs  des  fcbiics.  The  boles^  or  dim- 

picsy  rvhcT em  husked  beanes  are  lodged. 
Logic.  Droiâ  dc  logies.ii^i^ifc^  Droiâ. 
Logique;  Logicl^Cy  the  Art  offeafining^theway  to  rea- 

Jon.  >;     '  .   •     •      /       /     :;       ;    .^;'^ 

Pont  aux  afncs  de  l.&giq\i€.the  conuerjwri  pfpro-* 
pofition5'yatfo^Lo:flieAinc^  •\ 

Logis  :m.A  lodgingyhoufe /willing.    . 

'    Lclogisdcs  gens  dc  pied,  ou  J  on  n*a  point  la 
peine  dc  fermer  les  portes/^ ^ri/Szr. 

Logilîîie  :  m.  Theduey  and  ituliciottsvnderflândingof 
a  ihingyfirmaly  confidered^andeflcemed  of  ^according 
toreafin.  :\       ^ 

Logittiqiie  :  f.  Th*  Art  of  countings  tbepraiiife  of  4^ 

Yithmetic\ie\oYythat part  thereof vohich  containesAd^ 

ditiony  S/ibftraâltonyMultipbcationyand  T)iuiJton.  - 
Lohoc.  A  Loch  y  or  Lobocb  ;  an  EleQuafie^  or  medi^ 

c  ine  more  liquid  then  an  Eleâluariey  approptiated  to 
^  the  lungs  and  windpipe ^and  to.  be  licljiea/md  lit  down 

the  throat  bf  lea  fur  €.  ,  \ 

Loi.^Loy.  . 

Loisl;  &:3Loïauté.^  Loyal;  &,LoyauIté. 
Loidorcr.  TodeJame^reproach^teHtle/aiie  on. 
hoicr:  m.  as  Loy ex.  ^ 

Loinceau.  Seel^e  Loinfcau* 
Loing.  Varre^uchya  great  wayoffl 

Demander  de  loîng.  To  mke  afàrre  of  y  (rr  propound 

a  far/ effete  bed  question  ^  as  one  that  would  l^now  a 

thing  without  feeming  to  defhe  it. 

Il  ne  regarde  plus  loing  que  Ic  bout  dc  fon  hcz. 
.   HeUadull^àrelejfeyidleyimpfouidentfèliow. 

Pas  à  pas  wi  va  bien  loing  :  Prov.  Faire  oHifoftlj 

goethfiatrii     . 

Petite  chofc  dc  loing  poife  :  Prov.  A  Uttle^or  Ugbt 
thing  fitrre  carried  proues  heauie. 
Loingoet:  m.ctte  :  ff  Somewhat  languor fmei  little 

oil  _  .  ■"•■*'■  '»•-.»'.'»»  •■   **  ■»'  .  ■•...■         *■    •  i . 

Loingnettenoeut.  Scmen^t  bng^trlmre  tff-,  g  Uh 
Loingtaiii  :  m.  aicè:f.  fmmtjrmtte^  tHuthfrno- 
Loinguineté  :  f.  FÉnep,  remetaup,  mMebtbpnct 
l^o\t£eSMàt&i.Aclue^bMt9miêfthre4itL 

ïjo\fh\c:  com.L0mfiU^lUmabU.      ;  ;'»  ^  -^i^ . 
Loiîîr : mMaJkrei  eafijre^i 'OMUm^flitâU àmts^ 


De  lol/ir.  At  Itafure ,  mthùut  \mpltjmtnt ,  eut  of 

VK/rke^ùttfoubUdmthmucbbufmejpt, 

Tout  i  lolfv.Uâfkrefy,Jkheandf9fify^ct  t$t  filial,. 

deoeesiidtjyluberfy,jin¥ly.  'À 

Lojft.  (A  verbe  ImPerftnaU-^  )  il  me  loWiJmayA  «»  1 

aUêwed^ititlawfuUfitme,  v 

Lombaire  :  com.  a*  Lumbaire.  ' 

Loinbalcs  :  f.  The  fmt  npbieb  be  un  eâcb  Jtdè  of  the 
iMMeU. 

Lombard :m.  Tbename 9fafiriiUvme',aïfi^aiom. 
bard'jOneoflMmbârdie, 

Le  boucon  des  Lombards.  ,An  impeîTmed bit  Œr 


the  Lombards  areja'td  t»  be  gréât  mptifomn,) 
Frères  des  Lombards.  CM^es^Mtonecatuei^mon- 
ftrem  birlbes  ;  tearmedfùybecai^e  tbe  women  efim. 
bmrdie  by  much  feeding  §h  bear  bet,  fiaitesy  and  otkir 
truditiest  bring  fèrtbfbmétimes  tbife  monfiers  infltad 
,  ef  children  j  Lool^e  Frere.    *     ]     •       • 

Patience  de  Lombard.  Tatieiice  perfèrce^afircei 
«f  vnffiUmg  patience. 

Les  graces  du  Lombard  font  trois  dcz  fur  tabic: 
Prov.  Twfo  much  is  tbe  Lombard  affeiled  vjito  that 
meagetyondvnmrthiejportyas  (by  hu  good  mil)  bee 
fiiUs  toit  asfoone  at  bis  meat  is  out  of bu  moutb,    "• 
Lombard  :  m.ardc  :  £lflwi»tfr//,(»/lfli»iflrd/^  ^ 
Lettres  Lombardes.  Letters  Patents  wbtrebj  thi 
Lombards ^nd  other  Italians  are  liccnfed  to  trgde,  im 
put  out  mohey  to  vfiyin  France. 
Manche  Lombarde.  Aflocke-jleeite-yorfijhionof 
balfe.peeue,  wbofi  vppetpart  is  ratfed,  andfiUef. 
plaits  yflr  gathers, 

i,   Poule  Lombarde.  Agréât  HenHe,or  Henné  of  the 

•  Came,   ,  ■  •    ""  '   , 

Lombardie  :f.  Lmbârdiei  tbe  bitbermollparttfl'. 
tatie,     - 

Secours  de  Lombardie.  Succour  tbais  too  long  in 
comming-y  or  fa  long^  that  Us  vnfeafonable  vfben  it 
:  comes. 

Lomhc:m,Tbe  byn«tfianke,  or  haunch  ^  the  leg,» 
l(nucl^le,\ 

X.cmhns:va.Apomdworme. 
A'oa  ^nnyyfomeythey  -yosin.  Ton  dit  j  Sme  fteflt 
▼  reporty  tbe  world U  of opinion,men fay. 
Loncc  ;  f.  The  Ounce ,a  rakenous  beafi.  / 
Lonche.  <»  Louche  ;  ^Normand. 
1  Lon;;  :  au  The  name  of  an  apple  rpbereofexceUent  q- 
der  it  nude-,  alfbjtengthi  alfi^  a  long,  or  tedious  per- 
fbn.     '     ' 

Au  long  aller.  V/  the  length,  m  ïVend,  in  continu- 
ance, or  procède  of  time.  '  •  .    ' 
Tout  au  long  de  1*  aulne;  ThroMgblfifômdtyytofome 
ptfrpofe,fromoneendofthftbingtognotber. 
En  baillbr  tout  aulong  à,  ToguS,  beguile,  defudty 
come  ouer  finely.         °      •       4  . 
.J  Faire  le  long.To5tiger;delap^otra^^olong,driiie 

êftbe  time  j^  be  loatb,  togoe^tfiUjIy  it  drifPffI) 

Long:m.Lon^ue  .£  Lmgi  tall,Jlimmei extended, 
ûtiulbretcbedi  iontinuall,  tedious,  wearifomeialfe, 

çmjârgfjn^y-  ''■:---^.  .'-"Wv'' 

IxMig  bois.  U  I%J^l^S]^«irn^  ;,  ^^^^ 


Loojnie  efehine.  A<bul(^  JUmme,  longJm{ 


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W^  ^iifoifi,  orlri&miwei  See 
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longues  p 

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Longâlcîf.^ 
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Longe -.f.T'fe' 

fan  of  the  m 

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thefepar^ti 

or  lôûjkf^^ 

L'ongeaftre  : 
Long  cncoU 

Crane.  • 

Lbngierc  :  f. 

Longis  :  m.  - 

r  luslie ,  drow 

huh  m  mall 

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Longitude  : 

commuanQi 

Longue  : f  .  7 
Lcnguemen 

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Longiicir 

gcr  :  Pro^ 

Longueric.^ 
Long-ueftu 
Longuet  :  o 

Quarrc  loi 
broad. 

Longiieof: 

height.-^ 

Lonzc  :  f.  A 

Loo.  Theloi 
Bouter  de 
i^mdytoUn 

Loôh  ;  ou,  \ 

Lopin  :  m.  / 

cbeon^hig  n 

Lopin  de 
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fiitnd.  i^ 

^  bons 
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Loplnc:  m 
^  tles^iuidi 

Lopiner.  T 
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difyinacê 

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fqH;ft>or  alsskc  .  ^ 

Avoir  les  dents  bien  longues.  To  baitf  dlemble 
aPPttUet  o^extreâme  ftoitiaclfe,  to  be  conttnuaUji  or 

(rMeHyyJbtfp'fef' 

La  fairclongue.  Il  ne  la  fera  longue  en  ce  mon- 
de He  cannotMiie  âitf  time ,  bee  wiU  not  ée  Uni  ^' 


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Itue.    •  '      ■  '  -     .  " 

Longues  paroles  font  les  iours  courts  :  Prof.  Long 

difceurfes  mâkejhort  dâjet^  \     ■     .  -   . 

LoncaIcîf.^'<9"»^ 

Lonaard  :  m.  A  delayer ,  tingerer,  protraBery  polon" 
0er.  * 

Longe  :  ^Tbe  lojne^  or  fian}^\  (fme  namfotb^  fltjhk, 
fart  oftbemclce^  hacke^and  rtines^cut  along  the  bacl^ 
othersjnore  cômmonlyjtheptHe  that  extendi  p^om  the 
l^idney  to  the  end  of  the  rumpe  j  and  others  call  both 
thefe  pariai  together  y  la  longe  ;  )  àlfô^  a  harp^eilane 
or  Itûjkf^dheAce/tnj  long  Pring^ar  ime  of  leather 

Lbngeaftrc  •  com.  I()»^/jï>>ery/Jwnv&iif  &;f^. 

Long  encollé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Loninec^ed^  necl^ed  Itl^e  a 

IJomkrcif.  A  i^ngnarr  or»  toweli. 

Loiigis  :  m.  A  lungu  y  a  (hrrnneyjlorp-backe^  dreaming 

;  lu$lie ,  drorojie  gangriH  -,  a  taO  and  dull  flangamy  that 

huh  no  mal[tng  to  bU^eightynor  wH  têék  mak}ng\  al- 

foydne  that  beingfent  on  an  errand  u  long  in  retur- 

Longitude  :  f:  Longitude^  lengthy  longneffe^  extenfhny 
commuante.  '     *'  >^  - 

luonoucif.Thetoyne]  Slee  Lon%c.       . 

lon^\}iimct\t.unglfytedi0iêjlyyat  lengthjong  timeM' 
ùni^^ùfmuch  coniinuameya  peat  while. 
Longiicincnt  procéder  eft  à  V  advocat  vender* 
gcr  :  Prov.  LongpleadmgU the  Lawyers barneJU 

Longueric.tf^  Longueur. 

Long-ucftu.  4;^  OMc  de  Gueldres. 

Longuet  :  m.  nette  :  f.  Ijmgrfhyor  Jomewbat  long. 
Quarrc  longuet  Afquare  that  is  more  long  then 
hmd. 

Longucïir:£  Lengthy  longneffeiextenfiénytaUn^ffey 

heifpt/'^-^'-"^--''^-  ■''  '■  ■■  ''';'^"     ■* 

Lonze:£  Amâtcb  to  l(eepe  fire  with. 

Loo.  The  loo  fi  ofaflnf.  '^ 

Bouter  de  loOw  To^eby  é  wmd^tpfttyleneere  the 
Tt^mdytolavtacl^eahord.      c  \      ^  ^ , 

Looh;  ou,  Loot  as  Loch. 

Lopin  :  m.  ÀfeeceygobbUylunehtonJlimfe^  iantle^iM' 

cbeonyffivmérfittyOrparceUoflw 

Lopin  de  hàïcA  tâclfe  ofwooU.       ^^^  i*va 

Qui  fuit  les  lopins.  APaTafiteJmtU-fiafytftnc^^ 

Qpiboràl^lit^  Ituvëiit: 

^  ^roif.Pfom^fiUomstbemtbatlptuto 

LOpiné:  m.étti  CM  into  gobbitSy  parted mo can^ 

^  ^^s4imded  intê  Utmpsi 

Lopiner.  n  eitimgêbbU$^pârt  mtp  cmnUt ,  HiAde 

^bmifiia^^tÊmuncb^  irnmubeoifit^tùigtpU» 
"ifyinaeomer.  .  ,:_^^^4r^^m:':^^'^~      ■    •■  f 

Ifpintt  :  m.  A  bit.  OÊmmc^^  fbuM  géhHt,  Bttk 
pticOyor fatiiU §fi    •  .A-iw^fi^"-      .'^^ï*. 

Loppe.4iL^^;#r^il  btrnpe  of  meitaU  rwQjtd  and 
-^•H^Mk^moÉÊÊ^êfihë  «me  \  alfi^  drHfe 

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Loqucncé  :  f.  Sùéecb^tàlking. 

Loquet  &  vne  huis.  The  latchyorfnecket  of  a,  doore. 

Loqueteux:  iii.euiè  :f.  Vaggedytattaedy  poore^vec^ 

iteybeggerbetnarra^:^Pic.  ^ 

Loqucitc  :  f  Alittleragyortatter. 
Lordault.  4^  LôurdauJt. 
Xorderie:  f.  5ff  i|f^  Lourderic. 
Lorgnant.  Lceringylool(mg  aiifaunceyor  ail^ew  at. 
Loigne.tiquc^tocjljejorgne.  (Pf'ords  expreffÎKgarh 

beraUy^jfice  dole  ofbliwes)  thwic{ethwacl^e  j  a/JOy 

here  andthereyat  randome^wUhout  difcretion. 

'Yoichc  lorgne.  The  fame.  ♦ 

Lorgner.  ( Sower ty)to  leerey  loolfe  asItanncOy  or  asI^eWy 

at  ;  alfo4oïinocl{e^or  t  hampe  foiêndijy  to  lay  tpo». 
LoriCard  :  ni.  A  lml(Cylovoty  loreli^flow-backey  an  vn- 

handfome^or  mèfhapen  fiUow. 
Loricarder.  To  lu^l^eylowcor  lubber  it  ^y  to  loyter  about 

lil[e  a  maifterlefe  man.  .      •_ 

Lorion  :  nu  The  bird  called  aH'îtwaU^  TeBow^pea^Oy 
:  Hicifway.  "• 

Loriot.  04  Lorion. 

Lonncrie:f.  SmaUyron'mrl^eyasnayUsy^tirres^&ry 
or  yaSpUrrieri  trade. 

Lonnicr  :  m.  A  wo/l^er  infmaîl  irony  a  maimer  of  fmàU 
yron  trinl^etSy  as  nayltSy  fpurrci^&c :  a  wordmoH  vfcd 
fora  Spurrier  \  who  U  al)o  tearmed  Lormicr  fellicr, 
bccanje  hee  may  retaile  SadUn  ware  as  weÙ  as 
(purres.  ' 

Lon  y.  An  auntient  towne  within  the  Jur'ifd'i6lm  of 
Orleans. 

11  eft  de  Je  Lorry  ou  le  baru  paye  T  amende.  He 
gets  the  btowes^and  yet  payes  fift  the  bloudwtpe. 
Lors.  theny  whflome^  thewhilefl  thaty  m  that  4imey  in 
thatfeaftn.  Lorsque  ceh  fc  fit i  then  when  that 
thingwas  done. 

Lore  de  Tcnfantcment.  ^t  the  time  ofcbildbirtbyor 

'  when  (he  lay  m.    v 
Los  :  tn.LaudypraifeyCommendation\  &c  as  Loz  j  al- 

foy  wilUngnejfe  ^confcnt^agr  cement  ygood  wi  //. 

Tel  abonlosqui  Ta  à  tort; tel  Ta  mnuvaisqui  n'en 

peut  mais  :  l'rov.  Some  are  vniuftly  prai/dy  Jome 

blanfdvnwarthtfy!    '.\JÊ- 
Lo(cngc:f.  .ALofenge-yWefèrmey  or  a  thing  of  the 

formey  ofanordinarieqtàaïrell  pfglaQi^  &C'y  as  in 
■■'    Lozçngc.    '-:  ,'C"."^-:;-     ..:  ••■v;-:' v.  ■•  '  ••  ' , 
Lolcngier  :  m.  Jt^atteter y  cogger ,  f^ifler ,  picl^e- 

^  than {e  y  prater  ^^  çoufèner  ^  guUèr^  beguileYy  de- 

Loffcc:  m.  The  lml^eyêrwett,oftbeptnapeofafl^ip. 

Lotroi.  Alotyportionypartyjhatey  allowance i  alfbya 
pot^vepUcon\amrtg(aÙHt)our  pottle. 

JjOtc:f.The  Lotty  arNettklretialfoya  fifhy  whence  ; 
Lotë  ri*  eau  douce.  TifEelfpowti  or  alittUmud- 
dii  fijb  tbau  beaded  ^  slfimed ^  and  fimted  lil^e  an 

W^./^.    .*'    ■.  «     '  »•  •  -  ,tf..- '  •   -,  ...,•'.■■■,  •■"'■,.' 

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-tè^dc  mcfi  A  fmaU'fiakd  fifijy  that  bath  one 

wattkmtht  end  of  her  lower  cbapyawd  two  on  her 

-Vfper  Up  J  othrrwife  refimbling  m  feme  parts  a  Cody 

m  others  the  Lamprey  \  but  ufling  more  like  that 

'^imihis  i  andfeldom  caught ,  or  ffcm  on  m 

Lotir.  r#  têfi  htipi  aifô,  tè  diiitdei]l»t;â^^^ 

totité  s  m.cfe  ;  f.7)mided^ted,  atptrtniiedjhgred^ 
Lots,  Fines êfélietiMtimvSee^Loés,        ,    .     ^^ 

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Jhared.'fy.    .,.;•.'»,  '^i?-A\i-.:j-.  .•;!'f'' 

Louable  :  com.  ùmxanf^  tomundâbltt  frdjfi-jvor- 
th'ft^appr9U*Me,    '  *      .  .  ;■' 

La  chair  louable.  Ètlefcme,  fintid ,  m  lô»dflejh-y 
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Loùablemciit  Uudably^cmmcndabfy ,  ftêùfè^wor* 

Loùldc  éu  Laudc.  ^    > 

JLpùagc  :  m.  A  hife^  b'tringyfifmiMg,  Ut  ting  mttj  alfo^ 
-  the  reniyor  hire  fir  things  ti($M$.       '  v  -  ^  ^ 
A  ch  apt  pafleloûagc  One  may  Umfidly  difi^fejfe  g 
hirer  of  the  thing  be  hatbpurcbâfiéL        *^     - 

Louagcr3&  Louagjier  :  nu  4  ^er  y  former Jeffie  j  n 

lodger  ^inmate  y  feiaurner.    i/   .  .     ^     -  v  . 
LoÙ2La^c  *.  iLnnéf^éii/è^ûmmenelationigleriiyfame^ 
•    credit /enowme^repuiation.  ,,v. 

Lôùlinjger.  Tolaiuiypraifejcommend/xtoll/emm^ 
Loiiangicr  :  m.  ^  préûfèryUader^commender 
Loubet.  S^<*i(:^  MayJoubct.       *     - 
Loubmexf.  The  feafijby  called  a  Bâ/i.  >  f. 

houchcfi^  little  ladle^or  great  ^one  :^k^ 
Louche  ;  com.  iitf  Lbufchc^  ^ 
Loucher.  Ti>  lade ,  emptie^ar  tal[e  vp  mtb  a  ladle^  or 

great  fpoone. 
Louchet  :  n\.^fpadey  b^ade-lilfe  inpument^  balfi 

headed  withyron. 

Les  lonchets  d'  vnc  bale.  The  corners  of  à  pacl^e. 
Loudicr  :  m.  ^y  Lodicrj  A  Count er point yêr^ilt^^ 

alfo ,  afmell'fmpck^y  haire-beater^leacberêuâ  l^naue. 
Lbudierc:  £  vnegrolfc  Joudierc.  M  filtbie  lafiiui^ 

oui  queane,a  common  baclfnqyOr  hedge-véore.. 
^   Vnc  vieille loi^ciicre.  Aieldamejoldtrùt^ouerrid* 

den iade.   '  v.  ■  -'  -. *>:;■•■     ■   -m      .■•  :  ■♦^^O;  -^'.-v^:  ■ 

Loue  :  m.  ée  :  f.  Lauded^/aifid^commended^extoUedi 
alfo^  biredy  rented^  formed^  tetteny  or  tal^ ,  vpon 

'    rem.  ■  '■rr-]i-,;p^-^^  • -■""■^^•^. *:■:'' ^^^rg^'t^^i^     ■. 

Louer.4^Lotf;v4Damw^>    ^.V^  f  t^>im  lu^  ? 

Louer.  T^  laud^praife^commendy  extoH^repêrt  §r  ^éal(e 
xpcU  ofi  âlfo^  to  bire^ firme ,  rear j  /# /,  (W^  taiff^vpon 

Louèreffe  :  f. 4 pratfirej^e/mmenderefftlyX^x^  ' 
Loueur  :  m.  A  Uiider^sifift^f^ipmender,extoB£f,k  " 
Lougarou»^«érpHip-garf^^ ,  .^i^.,  *  k^^,^ 

Loup  :  iD."^ ^'tf//! ;  «^^  WnfiP»'»)  afo^}^ndof 
file  J,  Alfo^^-èmmmg§édifyjiiii  MfmUmmSi 
0»dremMtnf^^Cm^ 
tifendai^uw^uiijUi.t^^^ 

Xp.Mp  n^.  A  canm  w(^%  bt^^t^Uh 

Lr  conioim.)  V;»  ,>, 

Oeil  de  \oafh  Af^èpt  rfM  V9eerui^  klf^fit^a 
f  lour  'yd  dMsI^yCrijflliim^tif'tfffiii^liif^^. 

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VcfTe  du  loup.  AAJfe-baU,  pm 
pyfe-fifiè,bHli-0,  , 

Eouechiert  ficloup.  Ai  twie-ligbti  br  e$c^tJhoot-  ' 
timti  in  tb'edge  y.frfimtt'mi  xpofân euemu  "U 
fâ,  (ofdmans/kfflciencie)  indiffçnmly,  ordinarily 

Pcdonoe  nèluy  4éinanda  es  tu  cKicn ,  es  tu  Ioud 
Vo  man  rt^eSUdbîm/to  bodie  totl^e  betd^w  rituccôf 

ConcreËure  le  lôup  en  paille.  To  emU'drop  u  • ,/ 
,/•  lie  fcvwl^ni^nd  Uer'mg  in  a  cemtr^ bctuxtnJl 
pin^atulwal$iii9bedt0advnderfiandt  but  taffn,, 
nottctippkat  perfani  doep^/Ji,  or  v/bat  things  btthm 
round  about  bim*-  -'    *         -  •  -  ' 

Faire  le  loup  â  la  carrière.  Ofthtfamt fente. 
Faire  le  loup  plus  grandqu'il  n'cft.  To  mÀe,er  ]■ 
mt^rn  A  mtfcbiefi ,  or  daungtr  to  bée  greater  thm 

Garder  la  lune  des  loups.  Foolijhlytoéareflrtthat 

which  cannot  doe^amifpty  oj-  lool^e  tothatrpbicb  mil  • 

net  goe  aftray.     -  ^  /  .  \  \ 

Dieu  gard  la  lune  des  loups.  God  Itflepe  the  CMmc  ' 

fromrvoluesyanironicaUanfmer  vnto  thefebra^U'  i 

docbioesy  which  threaten  j^'e greater pUguei then  ! 

they  are  able  to  infliïi(orprofnifeWeatcr  matters  then  * 

theyfoneffeSl.)     :.aiK     "%^J'    .' 

Hurler  avec  les  loims.  To  play  the  rude  companion  in 

rude  companie.  t  /:; 

Marcher  en  pas  de  loup.  T9  tread  li\e  a  theefi^pri^ 

uatefy^fubtiUyygingerlyy  faire  and  foftly. 

Prendre  vn  loup  par  la  queue.  7operfirmeabaid^ 

or  hazardous  exploit.      / 

Regarder  efx  loup.  Sower ly  to  leere^  or  Uo\î  û\}^w 

Tenir  le loup  par  les  oreilles.  To  bee  in  danger ^or 
hardfetyon  euetiejide  (fir  if  you  hold  him  be  bttcspu 
by  the  fingers'Jfyou  let  himgoej^e  will  goe  neere  to  dt^ 
uottreyou.)    .  ,  i^-jV,, 

Voir  le  loup.  Some  fay^f  one  whdfi  voyce  u  greme 
boarfiona/Udden ;  J3a  veu le  loup }  Otbers^c lotp 
i'aveu:/ow  a  vulgar  opinion^  that  if  a  wolfi  ^et 
fijptofamanbefirebiefeebim,  be  rmll  afUnijb  him^ 
sndmalfe  bimfo  boarfe  (by  tbefirce  rfhU  eyes,  and 
vigomofbU  breath)  that  l^^Uj^dlfbeeâb^ê 
fieate.     -'•-■;■•  ^:r:'  -;^^.■•  ^-•;*-: .tlm;.^*^ , > -■    *'"  ' 

Deux  kmps  inàngcDt  biea  ^  yne  brebis  :  Prov. 
"ï^ftnakesmiheafèdetfme  (flr  dueiMt)  0t  ftUie 

Xe]oupa|Iai  Rome^&ilaifla  de  |on  jwil  mais 
ri^de  fcs'  couftuinesî  rrov.  Tbo  woljè  went  to 
Kome^  liftfomt  olpà  cêât^  btunaniofbk  mditi- 
ImJkf^^yiiK.    ->^"'-  ,,. .    ...  '■'^- . 

:Xc  lobpemporteleveauduppvte:  Vto^.ynfm- 
*^«  erueltkfreyesmeâvpMUbepo^t,         >>0  , 
^X^loilp  mourra  en  fapeau  qui  açïefcorcjera  vib 

-  merlf  apfe  itmt,  .    ^ 

Jxlm  (fait  bien  «içwalç  M*  pc^  W 

[MlSdfillmiémïïacqMaii^m^  tbiprfof"» 
éuntbutfaMtitbef^  viir*;.         ^^ 

«mUmt, with  éiMboKgà  k  i^-:  ni"2  '  «»J?  ,     - . 

*X  tàivféî  aUoMie  ogg(  on  taod^»  Wup  • 
l^tov,'AMdotlutitmmBfvpoM0mlfi^        .. 

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cbes  fin^  fiku 

Loupasson:  m,\yi/huUl,9r}9uni  Bafeya  Huit  fia 
Loupccrvicr  ;  m.  Akouiofwbitjg  mljè,  w  beafim» 

is  fnucbefieemtdbyoMtntnijetfomt(ri»tbeltemng 
that  tbofe  be^is  wM ^  o'  «4«  magie)  imaffne  it  u- 
tber  ta  bu  tbejpmed  JJmCy  or  Ounce  j  wibind 

C   thtrtof,  ,.  i  . 

Loup-chat  .•  m.  rhe  (rauennUy  andjpctted}  Ijnx,  or 
Ounce  ;  or  (as  Cefner  ibinkesjtbe  Hyena,     ... 

fpupic  :£  AfitgmatUàotmpefWmief  bunch^or  fwel- 
bng  offiejh  vnder  tSe  throat,  bettie,  &c  ;  *^,tf  little 

,  one  on  the  mifi^fiot^vr  ether  ioynt ,  gottenby  a  blow 
'ivbeiebyâ  finer»  beingvprefitdrifesjatdgrmesb4rd\ 
alfo^  weauers  clotb-  béame-;tbat  about  which  bit  web 
ropfles  at  be  pfeauet  it,  .  V  , 

Loupeux  j  in»cufc  :  £  FuU  ofwnnti^  trtubUdxnth 
'   aïvenne,         •         ■■"^\.  >      ■■■--:•      - 

Loup-garou  :  m.  A  inon1(tnd  wolji\  (Uih  a$ne  as 
once  being  flejht  on  men  y  and  children  WiU  rather 
fiaruetben  feed  on  any  thing  elfe  j  alfb ,  one  that, 
p'Jpfffedwitban  extreame,  and  fir  ange  melanebo- 
lie^beUeuts  he  is  turned walfi ,  and  as  a  ff'elfi  be- 
baues  bimfelfi-,  alfOy  a  Hobgoblmy  Hob^thrujh ,  Ro- 
bin-good- fitiom-y  al/o,  a  night-iof allier  y  or  fite-iigbt -, 
one  thaty  neuerfeene  but  by  Owle-Ughty  alfo^  a  fut- 
tlefèUew ,  fiie  companion,  vnlie  fix^raftie  {naue, 

Loupic  :.f.  <w  Loupe. 

Louppe:  f.  as  Lou]^t ',  \AniC,  in  a  horfe,  the  water 

■  ■  fame*   \    -    ■    "•.•■■■.■■••.•  •  -. 

Lourchç  ;  f.  The  game  called  lurcbe  j  or^à  Lurch  in 
game,  ■....■.,.•>,■■■■■■     ■  .■t*  •.■■!::'.'■•  ,. 

llàetaaniîomche.HewMleftinthelKreh, 
Lourd;  m.  lourde  :  f.  Dullyfottifij^blocliifls',  clumpfe, 
nummty  beauté  mettaUed\  rude ,  btmptflf ,  lawtifij, 

clamt'^,  tob'liifeyvnbandfime  ,  vnciutUy  vnman- 
^    nerlie,y  :         --nvi^,-;.    _  »;    ."•>,:.,    -^ 

^A paroles  lourdes  fburdes  oreilles:  ProT.  Lofilie 

■  OrdlleSi  y  •■■'■"■■    ■'■.»-^^vï.--^,:     .:■•;■■.'•;•■■./ 

Lourdaut  :  m,  as  Lourderie  ;  and  hence  • 
Il  eft  en  Ton  lourdaut.  He  u  in  a  fur  lie  mood,  or 
cburlijh  bumor;  be  itficl(e  cfthe  mumft,  orfuUens-,  be 
■r   fiilsfnrce,  ,     -v---'^i«v'*\r-.  ;-.    ■'■. ,.--'v.v  , 

Lourdaut  :  m;  J4  fit,  dmut,  duUard,  trotnoU,  iober- 
noli,  hhckbeadi  a  km,  lob^  bttke,  W«,  ckwne, 
ibnrle,^û(Urfifi  imputd^êrant,  andvnmanner- 
Uefioainer  '-'^ ..■■•î\)*^f-:»'.v-J^'v;  ■,.Uvv..i, a:',  .;.,.:,, 

_«ourdcflncnt  SMtip^^^iiay,hiéitfy,blot1pfhtyJfeà. 

^-Hilpi  rml0fy,grofely^ekn$fHjMy,cbitrliJhiyi  fmciiàlely, 
^  vt^totdfimefyyVfimannetfy,  ^'  •  «  >MA"i  v»  ^  ""  -  - 
Bien  lourdement  chargé  de  dd>ces,  ftmtindeb'- 
ted,oua  head andearèimdeht,2^i-''i^d^i>  ' 

Loimknaf.  Sottifim^iè 

^■iiUmiifimeJfi  j  furUnéffi  j 
tudtneffe,vnmànaerênt§è. 
Lomdin. tm.  loe r ^  Umdake  ;  blmt,  fimewbat 

bloci[ijb',êiktiooùmi^hm^. 

y^ibttbitrk^Uhc 
Lourdinet.  m  Loi 
Loqrdiie:f.  «  toord<t} 

Lourdbis.  en  fim  loiirdois.  hltmtfyjgrojfefy^    „. 
M  j^  M  rMde,cloWtt^,  homélie,  $rpëni6t  math 

Loure  :  f.  A  ^^gptpf  '  f  Poî5çyîit 


jf^lfin  ryraHtt  M^pprejfi  tVinnâttntj  tfleight  fn- 
ttxtiitnadefkfficknt,  v     -         ^  - 

Au  chair  de  loup  fauce  de  chien  :  l^royJP'oluet  pejb 
mufi  be  tâten  witbdêgs fauce, 
Bicn'a  crié  k  loup  qui  fa  proyc  refcoult  :  Prov. 
Ue  fiUomd  the  tvolfi  to  furpofe  that  recoitm  bU 

prey,       ■■    '*■"■■  -.  '        ■^'^*':-" 

Brebis  contées  mange  bien  le  loup  :  Prof.  Tbe 
ml&eatt  counted(attdvncounted)^epey  JlTstge  to 
fùmthat  loues  to  baue  bis  wiU.        .   .  > 

Cch  vne  bonne  prife  que  d'vn  ieune  loup  :  Prov. 
Bt  burn  fill  wtU  that  Catches  a  youngwolfii  bad 
dants  would  be  plucl(edvp  while  they  be  young. 
Depuis  que  la  brebis  eft  vieille  le  loup  la  mange 
bien  :  Piov.  TbehttngriefeedweU  on  toughed  drie 
meats,  y-  ^^.^  ..••.■  . . 

En  e(pd:anê<e  d*  avoir  mieux  tant  ^c  le  loup  qu'il 
devient  vieux  :  Prov.  The  tfolfi  prcwes  old  by  hoping 
^for  better-,  orjtbe  Wolfi,tbe  wbilefi  be  hopes  fir  bet- 
tttyis  powne  old,  •  <-^'  •  •  - 
Enfin  lés  loiipscueat  le  chien  qui  cue  les  loups  : 
Prov.  Tbe  mluet  at  length  liiU  dogs  that  lilted 

wobus,  ■rv"-'"i^^:^   ■''■;■-     -^  '.     -••   '    •'■ 
En  la  peau  oil  le  loup  eft  luy  convient  mourir: 
prov.  TbeWolfimûfidie'mhit  orne  s1(tnne\  or, the 
il(mne  a  wolfi  bath  p^ed ,  let  him  pert  fi,  at. 
Homme  feul  eft  viande  auxloUpStProv.  Tbefolh 
tarie  ma»  becomes  iVolues  meat, 
Ieune  en  iâ  CToifiânce  a  vn  loup  en  la  pahfe  :  Pro. 
rtung'pt'mgoUs  baue  Wolmfls ,  ot  great  appetites^ 
'il  fait  mauvais  aller  au  lx>is  quand  les  loups  fe 
mangent  l'un  l'autre  :  Prov.  U  unot  gppdtogœ  to 
tk  wood  when  woliies  deuoure  one  another. 
Il  ne  faut  eftre  loup,  ny  en  afiiibler  la  peau  :  Prov. 
Ont  mufi  neither  bettor  fiemejeaught. 
Le  dernier  le  loup  le  manee:  Ptov.  'Delay  breeds 
damer ',  fags  come  to  tbe  la  fi,  ^''      '  '     ' 

La  faim  chaflè  les  loups  hors  du  bois  :  Prov.  Hmt' 
Itr  mtdfes  men  firgoe  tbeirfdfifi  holds, 
La  mauvaife  garde  paift  (buvent  le  loup  :  Prov. 
A  Wùtfè  iU  looi^t  to  oftentimes  growes  fit,  - 
Mauvsûfêcft  la  iàMbn  quand  vn  loup  mange  l'au- 
tre: Prov.  Hard  it  the  time  when  mines  doe  fied 
•»  w^tt  J  09,  tit  à  bard  time  when  one  Wdfi  eats  am 

On crietoufiours le ^  ,.  .  ^      ^^ 

Piov.  Report  malia  dangers  pf  enter  then  they  he, 
Peu  i  pni  le  loup  maiigc  T  ore  :  Prot.  £«0^ 

Qiy  a  1(^  loup  pour  compagn<m  porte  le  Aî<4iN 

f<K»}'faoéten  :  Vxvi,Ue  that  bath  âWot&tth 

^taneedofadfigtolmman,: 

Qjii  pade  dttioi»  on  ei^voit  la  quevë  :  Prov.  ^p- 

ptitble(ai  lxm»$itt(aMjk)wben§netbatt^eH  of 

f^ibfint  fiddeniyapfeares.  -V'-^i 

Q^  refait  brebis  feloup  le  mange  :  Prov.  Rexibil 
^i^mfilfiafieefêwiUhevfidaeafiseepei'  -  J 
Tandb  quele  dbiea  d^  le  loup  s^èn  va  :  ft  itaa- 
dis  que  le  chien  ateleloups'en  fiûc:  Prov^frU- 
"fimtnattenàvaÊeteakfie,theplÊofeneti§tatie^ 

Tandis  qui  le»  chiem  sfcntregrondent  leloup  dé- 
vore la  btebtt  ;  ^wj^Me  tbt  au  sorte  tbe  mlfi 
fptemtstbefieepe*   W  Kkt 

Tandiso^le  loupoiâêlabretu»  entre  «nboisi 
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LoufchcL  4»  Louchct. 
Eouflc.  <»  touche    ••     .- 

hoMXxt  il  An  Otter. 

'Louiticr:  ta»  An  Ottef'bwtter,crOtter'Câteber» 

Louve  :  f.  ^jhe  Woljè-,  «y#,  4  iriwf . 
Louve  de  fer.  A  T^amms  bead  i  w,  t^  Qin/erJike) 
hBokeofa  Cfane^&c, 

Louvcau  :œ.^jj»»»|?»'f(/ê.. 

Louvet  :  m;  ^  little  ml/è^orjêimg  ffljr, 

Louvedcr:  t».  A  H^ol/è^tcber  i  m  Offieet  apptmted  | 
'  m  euertefèrreft,andpayedfèr  the  taking,  or  kiting*/' 
Woiues  (by  euerie  inhabitant  witbm  two  .miles  torn' 
pa(je  of  the  placevdterein  be  takes,  tr  kills  tbem\  of- 
the  rate  of  i).d.  Toura  firê  dpg  mlfi^  and  iiij.d.jlr 
a  bitch,  , 

Louveton  :  m.  A  little  young  Wolfi, 

'LomçtX.t'.tUticke,ortike. 

Louvich  :  n).  ichc  -.f.  Greedie,  ranenotu,  deuowingf  ^ 

•  fipallomngdownevHjolemorfelisfirba^. 

Louvichcmcnt.  mlfèf.bkf»rAMnoitfly.,ffeedHy,  der 

uouringly. 

LoUvier  ;  m.  <w  Louveticr,' . 

Louvier  :  m.crc  :  f;  f^'olnie,  w>//î-/%i  of^or  belonging 
tOiaivolfè,        ,        .'n^  *  »**f 

Melancholic  louvierc.  A  pen-K^e  which  makes  the 
patient  jhuH  aU  companie,  vpon  a  conceit  that  be  is  tur- 
ned ivolfi, 

Louvierc  :  f.  A  woluerm  ;  a  gnme,  ov  garment  firm 
redyor  lined  through  wabWohes  sl(maes',alfi^(oun- 
treyfkll  offVolues  ;  alfo^  the  denne,  bole,  or  haunt  of  a 
Woljè,       .     . 

Louvin  :  m.iiic  s  f.  Wotme,Woljè'likt,  oft  Wolfe, 
Patte  louvinc.  The  yellow,  or  blaeke  Woluts-banes-, 
mojt  poifonous  bearba,  amlUttlfdijfer'mf^bMm  the 
colour  of  their  fioweru    ;       '  "  "^    •> 

Lby  ;  f.  Law ,  the  Law',  jfufiice,  tVautborkie,  têurfe 
orproceediajgfOfJufiiçii  §  Judgement  in,Ètriatt  by. 
Law,  al/ê,,a Law,  Statuie, Ordinance, Rtde or TJe- 
crée  that  bindes  -,  a^,  Jurifiti^n,,  power ^  autbori- 
tie-,  jreecboyce ,iibertte  ;  alfo ',  the vfiyOv eufiêmé 
of  a  place  -,  alfl,  on  ordin^rie  or  cufimarie  fine, 
or  amort'minent  of  htm  »,  alft,  the  olUgf,  temper,  or 
mixture  of  coyne  -,  the  mettêÛ^  or  matter  tobeteoftit 

.'  made,  r"  .-■•  .  /'  '   "■'•■-•■    •  ■■■  ;  ••■  ;''p.-  ' 
"LpyechnuHcAtriattbyeombate, 
hoYàeac4esiCc.AproceedingbywitneJlis,iobode' 
pèfitbêttbeybeleeuè  (not  that  they  kyiowi)  like  our. 
As  this  'Detoiktit  verih  beleeues,&e,  ;  f .  ,â' '- ' 

Loixdesucux.  (JMwecHfiomesofAtfx>yt)tbebtd' 
ffsoftkeplaees%ér0e'mGtasdeioy,  ;ùv:  7  I 
Loy  ouluce^  où  oucre^  c*efi>Dif{ciciit  /detemunç 

Ear  enqucfte,ou  par  brief  ;         i      r         i«P 
.oy  fimple  ;  &,  bmple  lay,  Afimmsrie,  or  qmcke 
proceedini  m  Law  withont  MqueJiiOr  Bâttett*  - 
Gensjou  homines  de  loy.  {In  diuers  old  Moofiet,  and 
Walloon  cuflêmi)  the  Sbatfh  (véo'cmmonfywere  the 
fudget)oftowneu-r><u>'']^'.  ^:*r- 

lours  de  loy.  Law-d0es,Court-dayèt,Hall'-détjièt, 
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euflomes',  and  wherein  there  it  a  feat  of  Jufiict, and 
OJfieersoflur^diâlion,     ^  '    . 

Faire  les  lois  à  T  heure  de  œidy,  en  l' afsize.  c'cû 
£ûre  (à  demande  en  iufiice  pour  avoir  droiâ  & 
•   iugemem:  €Ragueau,  >>  -  « 

Pallet  par  la  loy.ï*»  wage,or  make  bis  laio\to  fmart 
in  Court  that  he  hatb  duefyfokd  the  rentjir  Cens  dt- 
manndedofhim,    *    .  •      ; 

Venir  à  la  loy.  To  be  àdnutudvnto  fuch  a^oetb. 
De  mefchante  vie  les*bohnes  loix  font  venues: 
Vtov,  Bad  liues  haut  bred  good  lawes. 
Que  veut  le  Roy  c^veuc  la  loy:  Prov.  ifiut  tht 
King  i'k"  tf'f  i-*'"  aUowesof',  or,  Ufwes  an  expoun- 
ded 4s the Ksngthinï(S good,      <   i«- 

Loyal:  m. aie  :f.  LoyaU,fkithjuU\  tru^e,  fmmt^- 
a^^ecwfitU^fl^iilawabl»,reàfmable»  * 

Loyaubc  Aides.  Looke  Aide,        .  ^    ' 
Monnoyc  loyale.  Current  money^r 

Lojralcment  L0yally,fiutbfidly,frufiily ialf9,k»Mv. 
iuftti,rtgbtfidly,      . 

Loyaukncnt  4»  Loyalement. 

Loyzaké  :f.Loyaltie,fiiithfilnefe,  truflinejfe  ;  truth, 
^:-  and conjiancie  itt  promifes ;  honefiie ,  or  fmceriiie  in 

ail  manner  of  proceedings  ;  iujlnefe  ,  vfrightntfft; 

lawplnejfe  ;  alfo,  the  ftriekle  vfedm  the  mtafurmi  */ 

come,  • 

.   £n  grande  pauvreté  n'y  a  grande  loyaulté  :Prov. 

Where  pouertieity^yaUie  it  not^reat. 
Loyer  :  jn.  Hiregtuenfvra  houfé,  «r  comttey  fhmt  ; 

orvntoferuants,orworkefî)lkesi  henceyafiipend,fa- 
.  Urie,wages  -,  alfb^  rfward,  guerdon,  recomptncty  u-  ' 

mmterat'ton, 

Qui  bon  maiflre (èrt bon  loyer  ein  attend:  Piov, 
AfrankeLndsTages,  looke fîrgoodvtagti, 

Loycttt  il  A ^ar^n, - 

Loz  :  m.  Laud^praifè,  commendation  ;  credit, ^e,  glo. 

rie,rettowmejreputatio»'.  See  Loi* 

Lozanjgc,&  Lozan|/er.<«f  Lozenge^  Lozenger. 

Lozenge  :  f.  A  Los^enge  ',a  'little fiiuare  cake  of  prefer- 

./  uedbearbes,flowers^C',  alfo,  a  quarrell  ofaglap- 

:  iibindom  ',  anything  tf  that  firme  ',  a^,ffùlt,  deceit, 

fraud,coufenage^  "■ 

Lozengé:.  m»  ce  :  f.  Lo^enged,  lo%snge-l*kf>  *^A 
mocked,  gulled,  beguiled, 

LoZcDf^cr.  To  coufeM/leceiMe,begiutle,  gfiU.        ; 

Ltu  Light  i  wbencoi  «    ^r  •  ^ 

Iln'y  a  neieunelu.  (Of a  darkejeeld^vncomfor  ta- 
ble place  ijtbere^s  neither  fire,  nor  light  to  be  bad* 

Luhctdinc'.f.AnOldtnaid,       .  «.  1     !       - 

Lubcrne  ilTbe  fimale  libbardi  a  Panther,       _ 

Lubin  :  m.  A  Bafe^or  Sea-wo^fi-,  alfo.  a  meknanw.  for  a 
fd0ikt,firFrieriwbe»t,ftetcLubmi  the  true 

,    name ofacertaineMoHke,wf>oloueda neighbors bouft 

better  the»  bUowneCouent.    .W»w> ,.,  .     -, 

Lubin&4#Lubin(à»r*rjMjfîf**/J^^^^^*'   • 
Lubre:  com.  Lubrieke,filibiejifirrile,i     ,  «.      . 
lubricité  illMbrkai€,f6fiirnieffe,vncertam\f^ 
'■  €htrie,wantonnefJe^omisieneie.    ,  :  . 

pihiïBet.Tolubrifie,ormakem'^f'  j^^^ 

Lubrique  :  com.  Lubrieke  j  fitpperie  i  ^'^îlîS. 
,    eoftSei  liming, fifhmt^liichero0,tiuontm^^^ 

wantonJafciuiom*     '^^       '  ^^  u  u^nk  de- 

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Lucamé:  m.  ée  :  f.  h^mv^  windnftt  m  the  rô$fi. 
Luce  i  f'(^  v^omant  name)tMce  j  and  the  name  »fa  vif' 
•intSiMt  regiftreHin  KflUnders  Mthei$  ofDiCim- 
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^A  la.  Sainte  Luce  du  fault  d'urie  puce  ;  c'en  i  dire» 
le  jour  croift.  (Or  not  f»  much  j  fir  that  it  held  the 
jhtrte$dayoftheyeare.) 

txeUditMcet.  4youngTike,aPul(crell, 
luaicr^^'Oi.  A  Sericb-owle,   • 

Luchet.  Ajpade-y  or  m  Louchet  :  ^aneued. 

LucifujSUC-  f*  A JfindofBeetlefOr  Ught-batmgfiif» 

tmdc:  com.  CUere.Jhimngybrigbt^bgbt, 

Lucratif:  on*  iue:f.  iJtcrat'mey  eommodioui,  gahte- 
bringngtWbefeofgregt  profit  is  made. 

Lucrative  :  {.Lucrt^gaineyf^rofit^commoditieyCommings 
in  ;  alfiy  tbepofè§on  oft  ht  Law  (bècaujfè  it  brings  m 
flore  of  Crcwnes.)  .   .       a,      . 

Lucs.<tf  Lus. 

L\\àiûo^'if.Avfra^Uniiflrugtingyflriuingr»ith, 

Luèle.  <iyLuiôc. 

LuÂé:in.€C:f,  Wraflled yflrugïedyflmtnmtb. 

Ludicre  :  com.tigbt^hildifi^ojijbjnoel(,ingyjpwtfill, 
imtfome»     , 

ludificacoire  :  com.  C^cl(Mg  ,  deceiuing,  begui- 
ling,      :'[y' 

hK\htn.RayyVamell.  ,, 

Luct.  Devoir  de  luets.  ^  bufbeB  of  Rie  due  by  tuerie 
tenant  y  and  houfholder  that  \eepesa  fire,  andftUage 
witbinaPsr^^inBritgnie,  ,t     , 

Luette  :  f .  The  Patate  ,  or  [Vuuta  j  à  littlf  peece  ' 
(f^ffous  fiejh  in  the  root  of  the  roofè  of  the 
mutb, 

Luette$.  little  bundles  ofpeeces  offvme  eaft  loofe 
vftna  tabu  ;  the  play  it,to  talf/e  vp  one  mtbout  [^' 
Ifingtbe  rejlyor  el^  the  t^kff  iMfetbJk 
Lucur  :  f.  Ugbtybrigbtnefetckcrenepjufter,  ^tendoTy 
iHtter'tngt  irradiatint,  glifieringya  cafiing  firtb  of 
heames.  ■  •         v  % ,  «^  ■■ 

Luêux  :  m.  eufè  :  f.  IJgbt,  bri^ty  fondent  y  pmingy 
llilterihgyglifietittg, 

Lugubre  :  com.  'DolefidlyUUfitrmngi  moumfuUy  fir- 
wwfÛlyVmyUniyfimercU» 

i  Luié^e  :  f.  maftling  -,  thtexercife  of  wrafUktg  ;  alfoy  a 
firugUngyW  ârifiwitb, 

Vn  tour  de  lui(^e  en  procez.  Acunmttg  trielity  trip  y 
«Tfajfageinfliadingy  which  will  got  mere  to  ouer- 
throw  tPaduerfe  Partie, 

Ul'emportade  hautelui(5(e.  He  carried  it  cleerty 
be  bore  it  away  bp  naine  fircfy  be  impleyed  bit  vUnoft 
firtngtbinthecompaffingorit,      ^  ^    , 

I     Au  &rt  bras  la  lu  ioe  :  PtoT.  5m  Br  as. 

lMiàtmcat*iD,  Amafiling/trftri^Gn^with. 

lM\at[.tomafiUytofiruggU,0rfifiuew»tb, 
lui^  contre  les  oiSries.  T»  wréffik  with  put- 
dims  'y  to  beangrie  vritbout  cdufejtr  purfofi  j  afoyto 
f'HiU  tbesifint  3,  â^^k  dtmft  tbiagt  and  sfiermrds 
l^ltottbem, 

L'abbatu  veut  tousjoun  lulacr  :  Prov JV«^  con 
%ueUan  obJkMâeit.        ..^ 

■Luite.  Toflme,  gStterygfifitr }  to  cleertjbe  briffft^iMe 
hKjeeldarMliémtU^ipr,       ;    -i      ■         V 
€e  qu'on  donne  luityiiR  quTon  mange  paie  :  Prov* 

y^mgfntj^sywhâtmutfmtiu,  ' 

LUiâns:  m .  Spm-I^  ,  tr  fitrk  nnd  lUrfe-rtftm- 

'  fyg  Uetttrt^n  the  middtt  ro^ên  §ftbt  sire, .    . 

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Luifàntcmcnt.Br/ifci/>/tf</i4a//^,/&jWW;/ÎCT;w- 
ly^glittermgly.  */»*         * 

Luisarncr.  ToglêWygliftenygUmmer, 

Luiton  :  m.  A  Gobtin ,  hug ,  Robin-good-feSiw, 
mrrie  diueU,  that  vfes  to  moc\e ,  and  decetue .  CtUie 
people.  *•'     , 

Luiton  dc  mcr.  A  Triton^  Seaman  j  a  fjb  tbatre- 
_  fembles  a  man, 

Lupibaiic  :  com.  Ofy  or  belonging  to,  tbefianhey  or 
loyne. 

Ar teres  lumbaircs.  ttanebes  éf  the  great  Arterie 
diftribuied  alt  ouer  the  loynes ,  and  giuing  life  to  the 
marrow. of  the  backf, 

Mufdeluinboiic.  One  of  the  two  mufcles  wbici  bow 
tbetba^:,  ,    ,  , 

VcineTuinbairc.5wVcine.         '        .r 

Lumbriqw.  A  ground  wtrme  :  ^ah. 

Lumcr.  'fojhine-ytogiueligbtytoyeeldoreafia  light. 

La  chandelle  lumc  mal.  Bitrnes.dimlfyorbumesbut 
'    ill,   ■-      •  ■       .  . 

Lumière:  Wght-,  br'tghtnefeytUerenefeyaJhivngial. 
{o^lightyCandUy  or  lampe,  •    . 

La  lumière  d'une  haqucbute ,  &c.  The  touch-bole 
ofanHarquebttfCy&c,  '  .  . 

Mettre  en  lumière.  r0p«&ti/&,  divulgeyfetfinby 
fend  abroad  mto  the  world.  *"  ."  ' 

.    Prive  de  la  lumière.  7>epriuedbotbofligbtyand 

■■  ^J^'  ■/■'■'..'■      .'■  .  '.". 

Qui  n'eft  point  venu  en  Jiimierè .  Abfhufiy  oh- 

feme  yvnknovmeythat  is  not  yet  corne  abroad, 

.    ^A  r  oeil  piala.de  la  lumière  nuit  ;  Prov.  Light 

hurts  difeafed eyes 'y  or^a  ftcl^e^ye  uoffekded  with  the 

^hitt.    ■    ■  -  \    :■-;•■;•;  ,^.;-: . 

Lumi0ion:m.  1bewee\eorcotttinofaiditdle'y  tbe 

match  of  a  lampe.  '  •       - 

h\Am\\itVit:î,TbebearbtEye-bright.  '  . 

Luminaire:  m.  Alight ,  a  candie  y  a  lampe  y&ci  al- 
i    fo'ia  Boolie  of  thé  compoJitioM  ofPhyfuall  receili. 
Luminette  :  t,  4y  Lumillctèe.  / 

Lumtneuy  :  ài.cure  :  iShmingy  gUftering/nofibîi^t 

fkU  ofcUereneJfey  yeeldinga  great  tight, 
Luminicr:  tn..A*pefterery  or  Vefletie-lfeeptt'y  bee 

that  bath  the  charge  of  the  lights ,  and  ornaments  of  a 
. .  Church  ialfoy  an  ,Agenty  Atturney,  or  Soliciter  fir  a 

whole  Towaejbip, 
Luminon.  41  Lumignon. 
LUnaite :  f.  Lunaricy Moonewort,     \    ■'      *  .    ' 

Lunaire  majeur  j  ou  grande  limaire.  Créai 
Mowewort,  Penme-foweryMoney-figwery'Pric^song' 
worty  HoneftiOy  Satttn^  white  Sattin-y  (Akbym^ealt 
wateKFearneÎMtï9xuma)ot.)     •  ^    . 

Lunaire  mineur  ;  ou  petite  lunaire.  Small  Luna- 
rkyfmall Moonevmt,.  .  .        - 

Lunaire  :  com .  Lmtairie  j  «/,  or  beimtffng  to,  the 

^i»$ne, 

Cidelunaire.  The Cotden  number 'y^^Ocle, 
Lunaifbn  :  f.  A  Monetb ,  a  Moone  ,  or  the  feafon 

cwtnuùng  a  whole  Moone  -,  alfo,  tbejbining  of  the 

Morne, 
Lunatique t corn*  Jjmâtickty'ma umaciey  fianticlfë^ 

wêodynowifertbenbefimldbe,  ^ 

"Lunàii  m,  Monday. 

Lune  «  6.  The  Moone-y  one  oftbefeuen  Pteoffts  j  àlfiy  fi. 

^  ner  (caUedfi  by  ^tclyi^i)  «Ifiotbe  MUehiU* 

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imnintofQHûbcY j  ifcf kjSt irm /t/fir  H^mit^cifni  Lutm : m. AO$bhn, RûbmiêCé^fiUmyBêk^auJh y 

tn^and  thitefbrtfù  itêfmtà  kj  pi^i  buibémit.       ;  ,  .    §tifU  whtibpisyes  ttê^es  in  mens  benfes^iniipts. 

Abbaycr  contre  la  June.  $fr*f  Abbaytr.        .^^    j  ^î^-îîiÇ?'^^^'^*''*^^^  '^^t' i 

Avoir  vn  quartier  de  la  lune  en  la  refttr  T^bu 
halfifranuckt^  $v  hanei^ice  âf  LMM€i*î  7ht hl^ 

Il  y  a  delà  hmc   Be  iê  4  fêoliJh.lmwHMem^hmt. 

bramd^iddii'beAdidfrUow.  -^•*, 

Coucher  ir  enfcignc  de  la  lunc^   Tè  lie  ^ithetêt 

dôorts  âUniiH.  ,     • 

Gaidcr  la  lunc  des  loups.T^  iftfaft  minmt  vferfkb- 

U$%  that  netd  them  MUjêr^end  time  in  imtebtiig  of 

th^twhichc/ttfelfiUfafiynotigb.        ^  ^^  »  r.    .'^. 
Diçuga^dlalunçdes)oups•  ^H  trwiiâB  énjwer 

zHtouhfâgginifrùkjthAt  threatens  toliiUt^emwbQm 

he  cannot  bj^U  vr^    >      -    *  ii.  iSr  . - 

Le  fourrier  de  laTline  a  mantJtiélçIogh.54irf  $fâ 

womMMibâibatbherfiomirsé  -  v  •'-i* 

Prendre  la  lune  aux  ilcnts.  T#  dn  mfojjibk  mât- 
'   ters,  ■  /'■  ■ 

Tenfr  delalunc«  to  be  m(wtflétntjj^l(ltyàimtâble^ 

giddieyVnfetUd^  ypauerntg. 

Lcibtmi4cf(xtuMf^mt comme  la  lune: Pro. 

ui)atfittm$e  giuey  vijir  a  bo$ne^  ^^^kH  ^M^  ^^k^ 

tbiMûâtte.  ^-:  /'•;-•.■  "■   •>•  ^^-  -' •  t  • 

Luné  :  m.  ce  :  î.RoundyComfajpe/OMnded^ot  bfwti  like 

ahcAfè'Idùcne.  r  '-*v*       »  '   *    -  ^ 

\a\v\ç,x*To round jbeft9,compajJi\  ond hence i  \ 

'  Luncr yh  arc.  T#  bend  abér¥.  -»  •     '  ; 

Luiiettç  :  f.  The  merrie-thotêght  j  tbe  fifl^ed  cfétw-bine 

cfa  bird,  which  we  vfe ,  m^ort^  to  fut-  m  4kir  nojet. 
Lonetres  :  £  SpeUacUs.  -  v  v^     - 

11  n'y.a  pas  bien  afsisfcs  lunettes.  He  hathnêt  ob: 

fer /tek  the  matter  fô  neere/f^  he  baihnùt  tooifééintè 

itfo  narrowly^  he  nûght/yrUiOuld^hake  dêne^  '  ^"^ 
Lupafïbn.  ai  LoupaflbiiL"  f       )        •  -^^  ^1:'  \ 
Lupcge  :  1 7*^  wbo0pe^diinf:biltcùci{e.^^'[  ^^^* 
Lupin: au vT^jM^JLiff^  the Be^i^  ff  Seéu 

Lupoî^4;jLm>ege.      ^^^^      '  .  ^      /^  îTrT'r:.:    ' 
Lurrc  :  m.  ce  î  f.  Lured  j  mtkedyaOured.    '^^^"^  '  ^  *  -^ 
Lus  :  m.  >f  Pi^f  (Jîifîi-;  •    w^^-   :^  -r^^fiati ..: 

Lus  niarin.^  C^^/r  Cod-Wrjhme  Mlfi/aUthè  Bad- 

Lufcnic:  f. /< Clot'Wome\alpn0tlj^xccTiti  ^*  '  ^ 
Luftrc  :  m.  A  lafter,  «rgUgk  j  sjhhtntg^êf  g/^léHHil 

a  pêctfiWhitbt  ttUitr  j  éUf$^  terme  •ffi/értyfmeti 
•  0ff^tm$netbs  ;  àlfê,  ê  Cenftrm  PMer^ffa  •iitr  Citi- 
<.  T^etu  éfigteSf  a»d iebauiêm,  •'  ^>'  «^  %',>, 

PontKr  luftre  à.  T»  fr«*,  beoMtifiet  sBëfirgie,  s- 

din»eiJUelieJbifmJb,hiibteiti/etêit»l[h§B,pieâ 

Lustich .T»  l^k*  rmii  abm ;vied ^è liiniéf  n 
V  uai0t,haêîâeuérk9H) \Uweiff^éitigemh,eX' 

nom  tbrmtibfy,feriotUfyew,fid&»f,  p^ntmrn- 

lymù\  âlfir  ffwge,  SrtUàHfèifffùimti  ^m 

Donner  Idire.  v^x*- 

hut  :m/A  lMteiM^étéi]^mtild,lti^é,  em 
l(inâefbsrltejHrimt, 

--  atfêJkèmedtktUtPteé^syedJbifmeéa^di  :'^^  ^ 
Luter.  TeiUwhe,  err^l^i  têcl^^  cr  4h  Mityiih 
kémeJfettir^re^Uâgmlie/bpejmriM^ 

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/i«/r  fumbling  terrible  rael^iivf  and  down  a  beuU 
intbenight.    .       /    '  'r     .  ,ww         ^ 

Luti2.:in.  ClâjJoa0ie\ehtrL:^.:        V    ir r  V  : 
lAMtc.aàLùmïc.  ^i^'^^^'f*      ,        *s  \ 
Lutrin  :  m.  A  dei^e  m  a  Cbureh. 

Luxation  :  iA  lnxati9n^têo£inefe/r  kêjfenki^  a  ht^ 
ingoutofieffnt.  , ,,  .^ 

Luxe  :  m.  ExeeJIe/tot^fupetfuitte. 

Luxer.  Toloop^  orpÊt  out  ef  teyntialfo^tobecutof 
ieyntyOrcntofdniplace. 

Luxure  ;f.  Luxmïe^  lenfuatttie  ^  cemupiféence^  ftji;^ 
lineffe  j  any  ftiperfiêitie  ^  or  excejfe  m  cêrnali  at- 
tights;,  •  *  -    * 

Luxurieux  :  m.  eufir  *^f.UhcmioMé^voltiptkOHéJt[klit 
iuJifiiUyJenfuaU\excefme/totom.  ^ 

huy.HeJbimytbefâmeman. 

Luytcn.  «  Luiton/r  Lutin» 
Luz:iD.Lus. 

Luzerne  :  £  as  Luferne.  j  Alfi^  Medic tfefiddtr]  Sfe- 

mfhXrofijir^nedÇtoMefJnédUClêeter.  i 

h\iltrT\n.Tetlm4fifien  ft  gltmmer. (y.m.) 

Luzerôicre:  t  A  clofi^fieldyorplotji»(dwithMC' 
éukefadder. 

Ly.  À  Le  t  UGafcqn* 

ljV9mt:m.l^it'^  SeelfelÀtxtt. 

Ly*ap4iiLiafle.  • 

Lyclmhrcpie  :  f.  Afrém^e^rmelamhêtie^iPthkh  icw 

^pth  the  fatient  (  wba  tbtnlfes  he  ù  turned woljf)  to 
V  ^fhe  aUitmpame^and  hide  himfeljè  in  denna^  ûtd 

40Tnen» 
Lytctf V*  bitch\eireyeumlÀct.       -^  'S 
;   \  Vnc  feuflè  lyce.  A  lewdfueane^  falfi  tfktl^  xnirecl 

oUi  whea9î,wHifedk0fkt. 
Ly  c  hncfbien  :  nu  The  weel^e  of  a  candie  j  or  ont  vsio 
y  wfiead^ehadap  vfetb  the  nigbf^doingalttu  bu- 

finifebycândle-ûibti^K^hr. 

Lyçhnotbfomitfc  rWièirjP^^ 

n^erld.     '  ■  ^  '■•.••■.* _..^  /•, 

Lycbnon  :  m.  A  Ught ,  eandle  \  or  lni\e\  alfi ,  tbe 
mekerfacandle^ormntcb^aUmfty^^^ 

Lycopfc.  A  kntd0fthe(uà-4r§9ted)^eârhe  Orthmt. 
Lycopchahnie  ;  f.  Aftreiiimffnu  effmefkiidrit  a- 

Lyc.  *  lie* 

Ly«rre.  h^  5  îw^rtîCTFd  .    i       l 

Lymkrophc :  com-Sertltmi vfe»,  êiiiplifi,» t 

mg netre vnt». -^ ■  ■  •  *''' 'î?;:^^:t.-  •       ,  ••■f'<'-\ " ^^i  ; '•. •-■ 

Lymtiiiatlquc  :  ccm:,Mijed,9rmxeéwi(kwtm 
filf^méià,fmewj,efimfgi;t}g^^/jf''f„. 

tyjimie'.f.AtretiemteMi^td»fibe^  ^^^^T 
^  'fm^*tJnaj0Êp4'imgthHjei^ 

I^yiMQBp  M  Dem  ;  Uaéj^e  i^Ç^' 
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corner.    V  '  *^' 

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1  Lyiimachie i (.^ïUçmhearht.^ Cttfi'ftrifi,  miter*. 

JLyiîmacbic  rouge.  11v.  rW»  #r.  ^ 0</</«i  triUtn^. 

I  Ly(tcau.itflifteau.    .   .    %V'  -.k  »  av?.]/: 

I  Lyturgiç,ouXyturguc:f.  <<  Lituriie,  trfirim  of 

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Micalcb.  TbebafkrdCoraOj  or  P mander ^Pritietir  of 
r9hQftÇïf€tti'mid^^i9i  Mdcl^btrrieSyCbMyMeLdté 
bracelets  be  made. 

Micalcp,S:Mjicalcfc  ^  Macalcb. 

M  acar  :  m.  A  mhefmatcb^man^mJèlUw. 

Macarcsku:  m.  A MacliereUffb^'^'^^'^è   :        ^   1/ 

iMacaroniquet  m.  A  Mac^rênk^^icim/kfèdbeafe^or 
huddle  ofm^nj  feueraU  thmff^    '  ^^^^     -<•   .   /v^ 

Macarons:  rà^Macaronsi  tittle  Trkier  like  Bmmes^ôr 
thicl^e  Lêfeng)fs  compounded  êfSiêgar,  Abmmds^  U$fe- 
mteti^and  VÊiàl^  ^founded  tofftber^d  balked  vntb  a 
lent  le  firiyalfi^thtjtâliên  K^iottom  ;  lumps  ^gob^ 
btts  oflHiifkdpaJUfaHidvpm  ^ 

.uawubfpictyémg^^fdcheefè.  v.ù 

Mjcaulc :  m.  df^ip^^^âUitv é^^^cbe^filUdwitb 
fr(aoî(4ftufe^  M  bidden^  or  boarded  vpyiu^  fecree 

corner,  ■   %  -  ■:K'3»V  '^ •  j  wi^^*vi\  /f^r^rtr^'^r-:.' ;f :ij|- jvl. 
Macc  :  m.  (A  proper  nimef^wmM}  Matbew.  ^  H  ; 
,    le  fuis  Preftrc  Macé  •  An  equrnocall  allnfim  to 

Maiftre  pa£é«  Afvmne  méfier ^  prfeemanéfâ 

Macc. fiiecMacCi  éàf  luge  ^Ài^tn Mage.)  -i <^ >.^ 
Maccc:  £  éMMt^^%lMatti\{ét proper  nomtfif  a  nh^ 

Maorr  :  m.  /x  not  Mace\(as  mâd^imétpnoJbMtfnddi^^ 
aromaticall^  and  aJl/N^ent  rindè  ôfàtirtdikéftmÊH 

Maceration:  f.  Amciratim^  mdceratii^  malpiig 


If  me  y  a  mwtifymgjmâkenini^  tfaùÉ^  tfiite  iêdi. 


r.piefingiH  &• 


Ma<:hdicr  ;  m.  çrc:  l  of,  or  btLmgtnito^iét»,'  ^ 
Dents  Machelicrcs.  Tbc  ctfuke-teeibjtr  ptiuicrs, 
Machcr.4yMarcher.  •'<    •-     ,     /  /        - 
Machc-ra?c.  ^  Titnep-eater:  An  Efnhtttfir  alymù- 
fit  O^ho  feeds  mucb  an  Titrneps.) 

M*cf  c-rivct  3*  c**/ipr^*bww44^r,  *' 

Machçfon*<*Maccton*  v.-.s  . 

Mâches  :  f.  Tbt  majhts,»  bolts  tfé  net  betv»ecn  thread 

Machette  if*  Tbc  OvfUjn  Madge-howlet  j  m  m  Chc- 
^mhe;  vj.,  .  ,  ,,.       ,  .  . 

Machçufc  :  f.  A  biackefmuteb^tPneâre^  alfo.a  crujlj, 

orhruifè,»bub  leaues  a  bladte^or  blew  [pot  after  it. 
^Machatttde(cT,Tbedr»^êifff^ 
^Macheurc  :  m.  ce  :  f  .  Smear edy/mut^d,  begrymed  j 

/ilfo^ide  biaclie  andbltw  bfa  erujby&t. ..  -    * 
MachiaveMne  :  au  MacitmeUJfmifubùUfolicie, 

Màchiavcli  zer.  r»  3f <icè/4«<%  i/ i /* j?r4<g^  ^4- 

MadMcouIc  ;  in.cc  :  £  THtifieiwUb  Mafcbçcoiiiîs. 
Machicoulis.  Lool(e  Mafchecouli^ 
Machinâteiir:.  m.  /<  maabinator,  famer,  Uitriuèr, 

deuifer(éfieàaUyofbMdtliings.)  '     .       * 

Machiaacionu  i^Amaàtinatwt^framCyCbntriuement^ 

afubliUplet^r  mnQ^irscity  a.  aajlie  muemumjbifiing  . 

(IratagemeyCifcunfuentinittickt. 
Madiiné  tùA  f^ameyenime^  tooUyinpùment^nmntU 

on^euice. 

Maciiioé:in. ce  :  f.  Fr*meéi,cotttnued)deuif(d'jplot- 

tedyÇonfpired'ypraSlifedà^ûmlU  ; 
MacUher.  TomacbmdteJpMiie'i  contruUj  deuife  j  tû 

pra^eypùtieb»fiireâiamft,,i..< 
Machoirier  :  m.  A  b§rned,aad  greatiaved  Smlie» 
\i2dMVlaer»Tô£bawJlovk]fyOrgeatlyi  tomumble, 
'  Machoter.  Teçbâmpe, or  ciuavfiçwi/i  or  vpubout  4^ 
^tjreêteffeâ,  '   -k^ 

Machoûeres;  f.  The  iawes. 
MâchuriT.  To  bUcite,fmMihfmttbybegrjmey  tir  dis  fi- 

gnremUi  bbulpng,  ni  i    >**«.. 

Le  chaudicon  tiucbure  Ja^Ae.  One  \ntnu  dif- 
V  graces^Êtgu^tmsgbbmr  iHrâm^emifOiotber^r 
Mads)  àk  Tlw ^iee called ^lau,  m.w  .  -  ^ . :ï-  ;  «■ 
Made  ttTbe  Mafh  efa  net\alfo(m^\a!Lony  aMafcUy 

orjbort  Ua^ew^ej  bduing  afquare  bote  m  tbe  nùddeft, 
Maclc  :  com.  Itor.  fRaU   vv  r^v^ .      ^ -^  iw." 
Macles:  £  ?ot-bangers  3  tbejfrens  vbereupon pots  are 

bitng,     '■■/tvi:-!^j'i;;cM'%^^>^>W:,^^^^ 


fim.^  ^...■'^^■.ji^^i^.u.:i:r-fm:'if<'^-^  ' .'  4'%f  .71  ïjiiji  M  j  Maçonne:  in.  écrr^i'iw^Wjyl/tfj'Sajiiw^^ 
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ccrç  :  m.  ée  :  £  MaeeratediifuuU  le, 
.  "tvrtifiedJbrMÎ^bw,  tamdyfahdaed'y  alfâ^aSàpéd^ 
Ctalftd^orfteefédinvfater,  ;     4wï>  -*^>"it.jcM 

Macérer.  Téwiamate^  fmd^kim^iùmortifie^iM. 
kt*i  bt'mg  démit ^  pmifh  m  pàBHmder  tbi  btAt\  te 
fmiTe,  erpédèe  tbe  Ufk  Hmieféf  aiftèeme^  M 

Jx^fdkvyOifejfaUajyfealfeyerfieepe'mUfm.  ?v , 

^aceron:  m.Tle  W0b  Can£è  ^Ogiaaiéetsjdr  throngfh 
JJaaronnc:f,^'Maittwi»  *  ^i^  f       -  t^v^* 

Alache:  £  fr^er-t9rehyCêt%4i9k0âirSkf^Ulfl)$ucb 
^'^\((atbetrbe^  r..;.-?  •    ..^.j^M 

Machccoulte  t#^j«  MafthecoMlU.  ,  .*V»>.«u 
^\^e!ttt,Tbeire^eofJr9n,  * Jfi<^%vii).  oi'n« 
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ij»  betit^fipt«i^et^kfMj&9*"^  <*  Af«/«03  <0  aw-|f 

Maç6nnenc.  5«A([f  Mafloiiaérie»  \i  .j-}  w^  f  v^V     j 

Macquc.^  i>V»É<»»^J^H»^  ;fc^E4  -^^^^        ; 
MacqlkJPClll.4wM^uercalJ^v^,^,^î6;<i*^  ' 

Macquignon.  tooli'.  Maquiênoh.'    *' 
Macreau:  as.,AMack^*^  m*  X^<:«^'<)uereaui  > 
Macicon  :iili.^»  eid^rUngÙuedym^r  f  Rab. 
Mafcrobe.>Qr«Wfi)f-,  eflmiceatmatue»  otUp^Me 

Macrouk  :  £  Afea-Oet,  er  Scetip  Moore 

U'kxle(\TemJ>letiSfétkd^tkl*M'i^^^ 

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êj-wùré  for  M  Mulm(i,f    >w      .  ^    *f*  • 
Monfieur  vaut  bien  Madline:Pio>^M  Mooficur. 

Madtmoilèllc  :  i  CTIh  muK  èik^T*  Gtmkmmiti) 

MadatnotfèOe  ^tm'aulne  de  reloan.  d  mttktm^ 
^    caU,»r  tffiârt  Gemlewmâ»\  th*  fmtdmjè  tfêfiuf- 
'kHftrtbêt  wiUmeés  he  s  Gemkwmtm,    < 
Madainoifcllcdela  bouàquc(Of  tbifim  r«K 

Madainoiicile  de  dnouante  pour  ccul  Tbifimei 
mrmtfb*  âf^jed  u  the  Uftk-bimndw^rf  m  ^- 

MaHant  tntjm»^  ifi^'ifiitg  ;  Mlft^»M\jm'mn, 
Madefîer. 7> iwrf , mifité^^mfie,      i'-<  y. "iv        . 
Madia.  ^  gtoidfê0të\  mttmml  6iii\  m  (mptâdef 
Ceiu'aic.Dieu)/>G«/iw^«r.      nr-^/v 

Madia  nô.  fiêfirfioth^ti»  fi»tbfirw»^f)êB  be 
fht99détt»PÊrémme,    •  .  vs  :-v 

Maaiencyou  Madicooc  AelfUmketldwiaetêêtb 
imi>trtmg^6mittbmJt4oÊkDku,0rjfacmcxkDmu 
Madier:m.7)«»*«té  :*^-       '       a.^^,  w 
M  adoure  :m,A  tbtU^femdefitUtgâfbtàm, 
Madré  :  £  A  tbklte-^firuUftépgàÊe  m  W0êd, 
Madré:  Qn.ée:  f.(0fw»9d)wb9fepamkfiMrfcr»- 
Ittâ^gÊÀ  ^el^d  fbrttlfts  \  (tfâ,  wum)  JhkttH,  tn^, 
Jhifling^M«fjiiches'y'mbentt\  ^^ 

le  fuis  plus  Madré  en  ces  affaires,  fsm  better  ex- 
periauedm  tbefe  bufineffes. 
lA9àict,Xbegraaus0fw0tdt»be  pUtftrùtifedyâni 
.  rpec^fedftreal(es,trvemes, 
Madreure.  m  Madttve. 

Madrier:  m.ApUHtte^pèeceeftmb&fPfbifin'éune 
ufUieferotJ^d^Md/peei^edflreê^et,  ~'3iiî  :  "*: 

M«uirtire:  f.  at  Madre,^  Madrier;  âffê^tL/fuel^  tr 
diuerftfi«dftre4Ûif9g\méàue  ,  ÏAlwxaxS', Speckled 
ftreâkes  in  the  fframe  efcMt  Vfood;  «r  ti^  mmU  C9ât 
ef  feme  Hawffa.    ■  /■'''.■'-r  ''  '  ■''*'•"    ■ 

Mzfyx>AmaJ^fffaBâdifrai49-finHes,^ltLih.  '*■'. 

Ma^tfr  Man.  Miieh  vfid  m  (lead  «^Par  ma  foy,  ^ 

Magagnat.  hUimeéj^^  Mdu6gn6>^  «ngucJ. 

Maeaigpe.  m  Mdu^i^Lanoied}  et^mjuliim 
ï&aiÇ^i{rrifeiiaii'twm»)dif&^Kftrfo^t»j»iWt^ 

Magauk. m Maauk.    :^'- VA^'^^-.'^m'^^'s:. 

Magazin t  m  A  Mâff/bhfff^JMmfi^w  ware» 

Magdalcoii  d'entraâ«i4/iA« j^«tt^  JM^fter/r 
•  '  Smim^muibgrdremkdvf,    *i^^vi^-:^&f>ro»3-i^ 

}  i  -nièje'fufn^,  ^  <  •  .s-k  ■.    9-':.^ 

f^bceMagc.  Tbeibk0^imftfreqmteépiâtfyu 
tbeMMrlattfteâd/MaTnmi, 

M^:  tatMff^^effemmàiiCeiâmn^bltckl 

Magîque  :  con.  M^ëUi  mmrmgi  efyrMMum 
H^blulieArt.  V"^^ 

M«^AÂe:  n.  JKjlil^KftfftM^^^^^ 

Ijntle.  y  4^,  «Mptiri  J  ffH>«iy  f»t»  m  «m^ 
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«  WfrimipâU  Ofieermtbe  Çmmmméâbh,  <  ^      * 
Magiftrature  :  £  Mêgj^gàe-t  gêuertmuntffm^Miif 
êutbfMe  i  tbt  beéormg  0f  ^jfiee  m  tbt  C»mmtiL 

Mtgtfbcmoftrtlcairàt.  Da)i/Sr4il^.^b. 

Ma^gna..^l«n7|ii^>r)ir»r«^.^b. 

Magnan:  m.  Abién^  ekmu^  bmle,  petnum,  Jtm, 
treyfoOim, 

Ma|9UUiiine:  coakMepkuumm^eMemiettfairtef 

mkutiPmt-bttHedtgeUUiit-bmwedfrfAl^kBirit 
•f  â  mbU  fitmâcbe^  *  ^    * 

Magpanimetnent  Mtffumwàmfy,  generùuLtal- 

MagnaïUniité:  £  Mêpummtk,  gêner efitie^  mat. 

nefe  9fmmd'ygâUamneffe«fbimurjublent&eef(bL 
rn^JtMùufU^buxt,  ^ 

Ms^niaux:  m.  SUI^emrwm»  ^I-angued.  : 

M^ie:  £  U  «gàrir^  tmpanie,  mmber  efftofU. 

M^oincac  :  m.  thi  m^nfUnt  -y  (part  ef  the  Eutn- 
.  fHigiwhenee'^        • 

Chancer  Magnificat  âmadiiies.  Tfdoetbin^d'f- 

trderfutr  vfe  Mthmgvnfea/ÔHéUj. 
Magnificence  :  £  Mâgmfiteme  ifiaterMejUi^prieouf. 

Migby  pmptuwfnefe  \  b^  êttbienemtnt^reât  perfir- 

mâncê'y  mble  premfiiîu 
MafQDinérm.  ée  :  £  àUffufiedibigJffycemoetuleit 

migbt^prâifèdjmtcbb»nênrté,  :, 
Magnifier.  Tê  mtgùfe  \  exait^toBi  emmnihighljy 

fràfe  minify  f  humv  mneh, 
Ma^ifique  :  com.  MapUfi^ent^  high  âtcbitutmtnt, 

Mctmgpeât  matters,  perfinmg  iMrtbie  aSs-y  baugj)- 

rie,  Gfikfftaulk,fimipit0mymaiejticatt,filmnet 

MagnifiquenienL  MaffAfkentfy^apttpco-uiftyM- 

tmfy,  bmanraUf,  bttAtify,  paêptimfif  \  ftftmwttft 

.  mth  stfÊtùejke,  wi»  mneb  gnmtu,  wùb  fftât 

Magnigptuls:  m.  trtde-moutbed  lananet.  fNonn. 
M»gpy}Aaffai,TmtktwatUi  «r,«(«iMagiia. 
Magot  :  m.  A  Bàb»9ne,§r  ApejitsUfiuedIilie  i^M 

iSib^ÇScêttifh)  C«9te^  àt»eirt4Kmiic  '  U 

Magiidet.4»Macaleb.  . 

Manajeb.  »  Macaleh. 

Maheufire:  m.  AJwagmerJinfihbiKl^/tl^âtt 

Mahooie:  £  A}^^eâtftiplkBaéareft»bbtg 

Makaïtxetl7hepkttmêfâ(biré)irii§> 

MiiStiiAbimbylfmâ^mgtrmgjb,,^     .      . 
Maldin:  m.  ^r«rMlir<^iwri»«àM'«l^« 
Mate:  {,TheffeÉt4^effi^Crêkkr»Mfftr*vh 

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lour  mai^ 

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Maigres 

Maigrqecti 

fomemati 

Maigremei 

m{lyyfitn 

Maigriet.4» 

Maigrcté:: 
ntffy  buiii 

Maieue  :  ni 

Mail;  m.  A 

Maille:  £^ 
La  maille 

fells  warei 

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grtêt  bruit^âprfka,  ^tbj  dtreouerintumd  àiTap' 

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Maignî"^'***  Magnan.  ^ab. 

Maiine  :  com.  Gfii$f  «>Cha]ies  te  iflài^Be 

Maigncn :  m,  4£itf^[mik^ }^k-mal(&,     .; 

Maigre:  m.  Agreat^Md sIffUte fjfhJiMiMtttwatth on 
bucbmei  tm  bùkstm  tbé  to»  ofl^i  béAft  m0r  bit 
(jti't  loiâ  p9o  fioms  vritbm  m  Itiâéi  offtmevertiu 
(£sisfkpp^d)  agaiiiji  ibe  cbolii^ïTiteFreneb  doe 
tearmebimtbuSt  not  beetufi  be  u  leatie^but  becaufi 
by.  ike  yvbitenep  êftfUfefh  he  fkmitfk  \  bomfiei$er, 
and  bowfieKtrht  be  arejpedf^  be  u  reifênûble  good 
mat»  •  ■'  '■'^  '    '•  ' ■'  '■"'  ■  '.' 

Maigre  :  corn.  ^eaiArJieaHe^fcragiie,fiefijUfeitbm, 
fltnder^MàMtJaii^ibiatgrie^arreuipiore.  > 
"Maigre  chere.C*itf,»r  beartUJie  intaumment, 
iiù^ta^t:&i»litoimtename^u^e&lepe  loolaè, 
sr  CcArce  a  good  tool(e» 

Maigre  ftGpàs,Vf^  ^barren,  joint  yfltaUeWyOr  ear e- 
lefc^ourfe-,  taUttwberebyikebmer  ctnfroJUbnt 

Maigre  en  cui(te<i'hcro»;  (8c, 

Maigres  comme  pies.  As  Uane  m  7(â^et  (vftfky.) 
Maigrqectm;  ettew.  Somewhat  mffgtr^ibmjfleiider  y 

fomematteane.'-'^''^y  •     ;   v-i 

Maigrement.  ^^a§arfy,  Uamlj^y  firagiily  i  tbinfy, 

lanklyjenderfyihmjnn^^  barrê»^%dijfyi  fooroly, 
Maigret  «»Maigrd«^^'p->';>''  ^"^^i''  ' 
Maigreté:  £  A^ameffkjtéamèipi',ihimuffe,  Unke- 

nefe;  bmffwfk^mnmfeS^i^^^F^»  fooremlfé, 
Maieue:  m.whefi'^--"'  sijnï-t  •''  v^"*?  ^^p.    -^ 
Mail:  m.  AMali^M^Btt^SeetkyétfbiâiUaràc, 
Maille:  £  A  (JBreneh)hilfifeMniei  tbehaifi  ifa  pen- 

nie(inmiibt^momy])iUJèiloolcetb9nextmarpiuU 

La  maille  BiUeron.  A  utttaJ^efenem  $ne  that 

fells waresat eertaméFtfres,    .n.  «ti'>>i._     • 
Maille  île  Lorraine;  A  copu  rmtbàbmU'ûj  s*Tour. 
.  Droia4cmaiUcd'ot.I«»J^«Droiâ,v»«  •    - 
l^airc  la  maîlk  Botiad  de.  Ti  mMmuitflmUrtét^i  9r 

'«(9er-fifymhf^d^'j^^ii-i'i:^tt:til'-vir^7^â^^       '  '■ 
^nne  la  maille  ^  v/mc  le  dcmcr  :  Vtày^wéB  it 

Jhebtifi^gfff^0Pf^à„tftMtt0fÊtdmh!0J  -V 

Wailk:  £  Mafte^m^ofmayUiyfker'^emitof' 
f^le  be  mait^alfo/a  Hauther  s  wiêi^imU  ràf  if 
'^ttaJLrMblmgéAih efnu^  4^ tmi^  tf  4 
^t^emàre  boMhat  n  bètmeeit  tkreàdamltlfr^i 
fff»¥ii9ebintbeeyê,  m'i^îÉf^^imm?^'^^^^^''-: .. 
Maille  de  boucle.  tbtUofiof^yi^li  y  (thré^ 

^'^theUtebetfi^.)  V^^y*  tij  ; 

MaiUe  â  utaiUe  on^^filkltt  haiiberg6>ns:Pro.Li»V 
Maillé:  m.  abt  t:Ankêâmtbaeêât0fmi^,0fprkie 

^5^nuâOée;  AmtjUt,meiai^m:fyMid  T*r^ 

^^^^.roame^^OiwUhâtêêtef^Êtflt'^  tuifi^ 
.-**»*«<»  peicèofpamU,  r  tmt>i . 

M^rie  :  fi  a  mBriê-pU^  0m»6efi!ptéi  Oiplaet 
..^''m  marie  it  uuen, 
Mai|it  vn.  A  ttàhtyJrhmmnjdlIMmiltÊSi  tifi. 


'•  pianted^'t }  "-'t  ' 

Maillettes  :  f.  Smal^Jba/r  l'jn^s  ofmayU. 

MaiUôl: m.at Mailleton.  ^  "^ . . 

Maillon: in.  indr  i^t  a  Ojardener  ma\es  in  hindinit 

with  maoïû-twiisjtbejlâl^tjindvine-brantbes  of  an 

arbour toutberi''      "-^  "•"*'  *     • 
MaiUoquc  :  £  at  Tierce  j  tr  the  tj^part  of  a  Secôitde; 

and  the  leafiweitht  that  JitmiBers.and  GoiSnsthts 

Mailkiit  :  iit  Af^adùni  cloui^a^  fUt^athe-band -^  Qime- 
times)  alfiiyi  cradle  j  atfOyOi  MaiJleton; 

MûiXiotmtPêimingJnHi'^^il^^tifVi^orbred^^ 
amaltet,        ,•*      ,   •••■*<  ■^•y  •"-".•■-'—•■■.■,•■■: . 

Mailloter.  To  pemu,beatjbrw:(ejtr  breatfeintha^fnal-' 
let.  .,         ..■■•  •,.   •  .  ■.  .•    y 

MaiUpcins:  m.  Afiidious  multitude  ywbtcbjn  oldt^e, 
did  much  mi/chiefi  in^  and  about^  Paris  ;  vtheneei .  7 

Maillotonnéni;  :  £  AnyMlious  aue,fidttious  to^é- 
niegtumultuihtsrijîngof  people.         ■       .  ' 

Main  :  m.  7l>e  nameofa  Saintiwheneet  ' 

.Ui\SMMli,Themldfcab, 

Main.  Pour  Matin.  The  mornitu^wbencejicmiin, 

Mjdn  :  f.  A  hand'y  aifo^the  firefiot  of  a  horfè-y  alfi,  the 
graple  ofafiif\  alfi,  thejrcnboo^e  that  holds  the  buc- 
ket of  a  mtt-y  alfi,  a  certaine  t^ee'fèUboofie  vfed  by 

j^'  Prtne-prefierVyiiyi^^fare  if  paper ',alfi(i^La»)pub' 
Ëclte  author itie,  or,  power. 

Main  baflè.  A  baibanijUlthMceytowtJh  titclfe^  l^ard 
-  kargtàne I  wtbewe •;  -^  ■:       .  :^. .„  •- 

;  faire  linain  bàfre,&  mener  les  naàins  hiScsiToput 
•alivMothe/yird,    v       '   .  », 

Maùlburnie,  V^»d,gatdt(i^odMa&c  y  as  Main- 

'  Main  famtuÀJteàdie  handi  ^ifit^  Maîn-fèrmè. 
Les  mains  du  foye.  Cétoine  branches  «f  the  pon- 
veBKyHékh  tmûip  tbt  mceefMicoSkdmeat  vnto 
theûuer.        ,  ■     --'V-'  ■'':'- v'^ 

Main  garnie;  An  armed  bimâ  $  tîz.  that  hôtds  a 
JUne,  or  weapon  to  ftrilfemthtil',  (Hence,  Cycet  de 

•  main  non  jimte  ;  a  Uémaien  with  the(Énefy) 
handx  «  meJr  dufiwitb  the  m)  «^x«v^>,pàniir 

•  M  HH^fi^  ■■••        -i  ^- ■•'-vr^   '  -»  -■.•*ï^,*  »  >.  ♦    *.f  : .  .-■'.4  .,•..-„  i 

Main  détâmce.  Thehaii^h^e\  ih.'thiâuibo' 

ritie^ifdUiiot(,or  power  tbere^itt  suç  t^èfexe- 

*'  tutieitt  ià^f^ei  a^è^  Êkjmriè  bond  mtbeivpofa, 

7(Êé\  (a  imtrl^4fK0ymtie^  Sonerminitie^gf  wettas 

'tbeSeepter^eme^Swerd:)^:^'y':^.^^:-^^^        : 

Maid  levée.  AdifHtàrff^Ui^'ëmnipfi^fiàVs 

*  â^àreflorinl^  Erffurngbaclleef  things  which  were 
^  /kiltiàbpêtderikfnttktgonimpo§eflkmofatln^ 

.tome  h  accident  jtrorsur^Uere^fhit.    *  *"^  IS? 
lA;ànitéte.  Secure  eftbepérfoit  orofpeffeftmL  ^ 
the  M4jDft^,9rs  Lerd,  vntewbom  thaarejpkm 

Mebuteé^lfjhj^  V.  ■C:.P 

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cevoir*  '  •",'•.,«!>-*•"«--'*».-  ■*.  -       «.J 

ta  bouche  &le$  mains.  Hmaie^fiéUit\Wtikt 
efremomftvfedmihtdtmi  tb*ft9f\  firwbiaMii 

Hommage.       .^St  .  .     ^';^"-   \.. 

ta  dernière  ma&i.7t<  M  tmh^vmkl^  êO^ub 
ruMsatbimUJkUferâam,  r  ••    ^     ;     y/ 

Difme,  &  icrr  jige  a  deux  mains.  J  Urds  tékmgf 
tm«  (beduis  vpo»  hu  tttuaut  tmlm  -,  viz.  mM 
bit  tflbt,aM0therfir  bit  Terrafje.   ^.  ^ 
Oan^n  de  main.  See  Garmfonu;  v,  ' 

f^main.  Readii^ert^  bind,     „  ir ,  * 
^  main  armée.  Bf^w*/*4r^rf.     l 
•Amainforte,«jf*M»Kprcrj«rirMf/«wr}  »»«* 

might  end  mainii  ,  i  .f^,'     ?' ■     >,.^^ 

'AmadnfauvcStf/S^^M'«iy,wi<i^/  ttrfrnMimtf 

UJpt^âmiMiefàr  daiiger.  \ 

'A  la  main.  Nimbfyirpublf,  âRUtelj, at  band  (qiMb 

fick-pttrfe.) 

Haut  à  la  main.  P^««i,  Jl4/e/i«,/îrr/î<,  yitfr»,  JÎ«(feT 

*flnK,4 Jîriitey,  lilf/tynâugb  tê  Uy  about  tnm,    '■ 

Homme  à  la  mQin,8c  Homme  de  majiii*  A  ma  ef 

Léger  i  la  main.  (0/tfiw/è;figfetii»iW.  ^        % 
^A  pleine  main.  Vne  l»ucne  à  plciac  maàXï.A  bot' 
fis  muétb  vfb'ub  is  neUber  too  bard ,  Mr  too  finfible, 
atuhbereby  ffues  a^  fe(l  vnto  tbe  band, 
#e  longue  main.  Of  old,  tonifmceyofffeat  tontmu- 
ante^ifeatwbiUTtgoe, 
Tout  d'une  main.  Hard  after,  all togetber^âttvnder 

one.  '  -^  :  '  ■:  :\^*irttJ.'  ^  .■■\  ■  ' 

hos  mains  derriece  le  dos  ;  tijle*  m^is  pendue  I 
leur  cdn^toe.  In  a*  idlcyor  earckfefifhion,,  ; ,-  . 
Avoir  les  m^ns  crochues.  To  be  4  i$ibt^fitgetea^  or 
time-fingered  fitcbery  enerie  finger  afbu  baud  têbeM 
good  a*  a  iime-twk.  .    .  •!         •    ''  •-  '-?■ 

Avoir  les  mains  longues.  To  bane  long  bands,or 
Ufgf  iurifiïQÀon  :  arable  to  Frv^^wbtfefomtr 
firetebesvtrie firre* ,;  r  *    :c;>         > 

Avoir  les  mains  nettei.  To  bebo9e$îp>Kere,vnt*r' 
rttptabkyVfrigSI,        # 

Avoir  la  main  feure^T*  be  fieadie  banded  (at  bf  that 
ytfonld  be  a  good  wtrl^na»  mmfl  be0  afo,  to  be  Hone  fit 
t^ll,trt^,fiiUbfiMjlrntmbUre(lfjinmgf/tnfimaU 
'  b'ttdo'mu»  i' -<■>,■  ■'  •'',■> y.:..,i*v-\' 
Bailler  la  main.  T«rAW&tfkiiK/,  ..  ,  ^ 
b(nt.  eonfentjbefire  «  lfotarie,ynt$  tbefili,  or  morgfige 
(^•btrtnberUane*,  '  ':'^  -  -r  *:^-^-\r^:  .■.-••■■■ 
Changer  de  m^J^o.  T^fiifi  ont  efom  hmtdmu  am- 
tbvr  laift,  to  emu  the  Lord,  or  Pojfipri  m  U^d  u 
pad  to  doevfm/aut^ifts/xcbangesjeâtb&t,  rvV. 
JPnisem^avancitTohfnefironglfwUb,  ^ir l^  ' 
^fàKthvnia'Tomakfaband^mêlfitvplninmtbi 
■^  to  gun  rko^vtrdufi»  •rpett  fUft  i  to  |mw  nmbi  to 

^  Faire,  &  lenr It  nuin^  T»  tal^yf^t  frtd^f  «f 

\.f9âft&mt  makktmacTêMebvftm  tbingwhb^ 
têiMber\Ufi$ftfy^difiShaflbémmtb  âe  ex- 

IffM^tbeotber»  f  ^^  w. 


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louer  des  mains.  Ttf/x^* 

lurer  m  fmêmdtemtuy,TâfnfUnvmo^nimnwat\ 

X'.'iêMktmmAtifirtbeoldAfbiei^wnt^tbat  be^i 

tooift  M  oatb  beld  bit  bnnHs  mtbin  bis  tbat  recektd 

liver  les  mains  àt,To  pmrgf^ejmfiifiejtr  txcuCe 
bimfel/èof.  ;      *  t  .,„.#,  .        .  .       „, 

Mener  IçtinatDS.  To  befimo  tbe  fingers  j  (and  p^, 
ticnUrfy)  to  tUale  bums,  fiÙl  tê  bandie  firol^es  \  In 
■.■, Itard about bim» li    ,' ■  ■.♦>?*»■'•«•  '-t- 

Mener  les  mains  bafles.  7#  p«rt  fW#fèe/iMn£ 
V   Mettre  la  tT)ain  au  bafton.5fe  Bafton. 

-  Mettre  la  main  furie  coUct  de  To  arrefiyOr  tal^epri. 
Joner,  ,  :  .r.  ■  /  ;..■•..'.•  .■■  • 

Mettre  la  main  iu(ques  au  coude»  Il  v  a  mis  la  m. 
V  He  batbfiept  verte  filtre  into  'ybé  baibaeepefy  iiifartd 

bimfelfi  in  ',  be  baib  fiunded  tbe  deftb^f  tbt  mt- 

ter.    •  :      -'  ' 


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ftftbe  dehpttfiMUf,  mfdiSntr 


Mettre  la  main  à  Vhcnta^Tt fia  to  tbe  ground  vp, 
on  bit  bonds,  * 

.   Mettre  la  main  à  la  paftc,  Ti  êff^M^f^ifi^tbtrJtt 
firvfaïda  .  * 

Mettre  la  nûin  â  |a  verge.  !>%  Verge. 
Partir  de  la  maillT*  part  fions  tbe  bandyfuddakielj, 
or  bafiilj  to  paffetor  fiartjwward. 
Prendre  la  main.  A  Votark  to  tal^e  tbe  mfem^i 
W,  receiuetbe  oatb,  of  parties  tbat  agrée  topait  g  un- 

Se  feigner  de  toutes  mains.  T«  (^  i^i^^  tf^tfi</^ 
grteuouflfdt^ejfed'y  or^U-to-bO'CrofietbemftlMes  im 
time  of  affigl^tfr  extrenùt'ie,  ' -}  > 
Tcnéctltsii^^n^To  stlfefirmereîe.     ^       . 
Tenir  la  main  â  qudqùe  apàire.  T0  haut  a  btnii  t», 
bemedlmg  tkv^,  beed  or  holfeivntOt  a  matter^ 
Tenir  la  mainivn  en  ijndque  affaire.  Tofattherj 
fiutor,belpeyOraJ/^onètnanutter, 
Tenir  la  main  pour  l'un  &  pour  l' autre  .Tobeo 
Mewter,or  eqntUjfafeâedtêbotbfides',alfo,tevnd(r' 

ial^  botb  fmibeone  and  At  otbeK  <% 

Tenir  fous  main.  To  l^eepe  infeertt,  înprmte,  in  * 

i  corner,  in  bugger-muMr,      *^.fîiv 
Tirer  à  la  maia  A horfe  iopeefié vponthe  hanâ^ «r 

.  fifim  u  g/ttfmoard  ,or  têgpe  fiifier  tbtn  bit  rida 
wonldbauebinoé  .••  ^t..  «ul-o.    ^t  ■'''■'^'[ 

.  Tomber  enmun  ôerce.  &n|I  Tiers. 
Toucher  en  la  main  de.  To  (Mie  ban4s  wkb/r  takf 
bj  tbt  baUd^fiffiê  offi'tem^,       -        ;^ 
n  coucha  la  main  entre  Icin  mains.  ^'^-^ 
bonds  betmenetbeirt,  orpmttbembisbandtbatbe 

'  would bètbekt*        u^^v..'      :.-■'* -^-i-^*^- 

,  Venir  aux  mains.  To  e$m  tobandie  Unres-,  to^bue- 

w  kpi^omobstntbepnm^iindfrlbeutrifdtmtiÊj^  s 
Matolav^moins  levée:  Vxvf.Tbé  more  geod parts 

ênebatbtbtkffi  befimUào^^fd^,  'iCâ'r,d 
^AmainuXDiSmaiidelarepeué.Pwt.  <?*<< 

findt  Oi^tfiMaaltnMfiatlifim,  .    .^ 

VneimmUve  l'autrc^iwf.  0« l^md  wapsO^ 

tobeffnenvntOiorvnlofiiAneanjfw^jem^fn^ 

Pour  laWfct  mains  <»J|^«  ^«>^/l?SÎ; 

land,  '  '  ^^  "    '  ''^j 

mtreattettoneidle. 


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a  villah 

Main.mî| 
frmfen 

Miln-ni( 
l)y  afen 

MaiiM 

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the  Lore 

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Maiiiott 
Main-plt 
Mai^Kni 

ches  tyti 

Miinfiié 

Maint:  1 

Maint 

Mainter 

Maiden 

rie  mon 
Pour  11 

Maintet 

counter 
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Maini 
filfi^o 
Carie  i$ 

Maintei 
défini 

hornei 

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Main  te 
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Maiivbonnc.  4i  Main-boiirnic.     - 

Main-boumic:  f,  ^ard^gardy  gwernment,  êâmmh 
lirâtmy  outY fight  Qf\  cbarg§y  potpery  authoritie  ûHir  ; 
alfùy  the  patronage  y  defence  ^  orpYOteâUon  of  a  Soue- 
fnigne.    •  -   V      ,  -  ,  r^ 

Main-dcrgourrc.  A  Hogs-foot-^or^me  thats  handed 
li\eaSoip0.  ^Rab. 

j^aio-fcnnc  :  f.  farme^  orfee-farme  'y  a  title  in^  or  the 
poljejfion  of^  an  inheritance  (âtherfira  time  certaine^ 
or  for  euer)  fyable  vnto  mt.         .  r 

Main-fcrmc:  com^  Held  in  fitr me yorfee-fàrmei  Tous 
Hcritagcs,&  biens  ioimcubles  qui  ne  fom  ficf^  lonc 
communément  appeliez,  reputcz,  &  tenus  herita- 
ges mainfeniics.  Couft.de  Cambray  ùu^•^ï•^• 

Main-mettre.  To  manumit^  or  difmifie  s  to  affrancbiji 
avïUâïne.  a»    . 

Main-iîiis  :  m.  Anaffranchifedperfm  j  one  thatU^eed 
frmferuïtHde^orfiauerie. 

Miln-mortablc  :  comMolding^or  held  by  villcnage/tr 
by  a  feruile  tenure  ^^  whence  \ 
Main-mortablc  envers  fon  {cigncw.SlatâJhlf/itbr 
ie£lv}UQthe  impofitions  his  Lord  is  pleafed  to  lay  on 
him  while  he  liuf Si  and  at  bis  death  not  able  to  be- 
Hucaihyor  giue  an^ay  vj  d  without  bispermiffion. 
Heritages  maiii^mortables.  ivbichare  charged^  at 
the  Lords  pleafureyWith  taxes  ;  and  ofcuftome  with  an 
year  elie  pro  portion  o/flejhybreadyor  c  orne  ypay  able  vnt^ 
him\  and  which  come  cleert  into  his  hands  ^  if  the  te- 
nM^bcreof  dye  without  law  full  heir  es  of  his  bodie. 

Maiiwnortc  :  £  Mortmaine  j  alfo^villenage^fir^fir- 
mle^andflauijb  tenure.  .    . 

Gens  dc  maui-moi'te.  Be  Cburcb-meH  ;  Abbots] 
Mon{$yVrjers  ;  Deanes^Prebendsy  Canons  ;  brothers  of 
an  Ho^itaU\  freemen  of  a  corporateTowneyOr  Trade^ 
the  filloiPfSyOr  members  of  all  Cor  for  étions  j  a^Oy  vil- 
làinès^orferude  tenants.  '' 

Mainottc:  f.  Afmali  handyOr  childs  band. 

Main-plcinc.  Logke  Main,         -    * 

Mai^wnc.  A  bundle  ofp-apes  ;  orfomejlx  orfeuen  bun- 
ches  :yed  vp  together  i  éu  lAoiSmc. 

Miinfiie:  to.  A  younger  brother. 

Maint  :  m.  te  :  f.  Martyr  number  y  Jbre  of. 
Maintes  fois.  Oftenyeftfoonesyor  atfundrie  times. 

Maintenance  :  f.  Mamtenat^e  \  proteâliony  fupporty 
^f^untenarue^aff^ance.     t^^i v^;k^  -^î  vi.    *  v*   ^  i 

Mai||enanc.  NMyprefentfy,  at  this  infiant Jn  this  ve- 

fte  moment.  \  -tim-,:  :  ^  ^^c^ztr-'-^i^  "^h  '•:•'>■'  ■  i^X:.  É  ■ 

.Pour  maintcnanL  For  this  time  \fin  ttis  once.  ? 
Maintenir .  To  maintaine ,  vphotdy  ff^pp^U  proteRy 
countenance^defindj  bacl^e^  beare  out  j  ftandin^  or 

Maintenir  de  faux,  f^  tfjjS'r^^^ 

filfiyto  proueytbat  dn  euidence  produced  by  bis  ^^- 

f^J^i^'isfo(ged\Uoke¥^}X3U  •  .m  M 

Maintenu  :  m.  uc  :  £  Mamtainedy  vpheldy  fhpp^tedy 
ffindid  ;  jlood  m^pr  vnxè  i^êùntenancid^  hacked ^  or 
borne  out. 

*^a  pleine  maintcàilc.  ThifitUp^f'â»'^  •/*  *^i  i 


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of  an  incorporate  Towne  j  glfhy  the  Judgey  m  Steward 
ofa  Lord luOdàcts  Courts.    > 

Maire  de  Chaûcl.  ^  Mere.  ^ 

Maire  du  Palais.  H^4Syin  old  time,  the prmcip'aU  Offi^ 
cer  of  the  Qrowne^  and  Steward  oftlM  K^ngsboufe-y 
finceyht  bath  beene  called  ScnefehaJ  dc  France  j  nowy 
the  Conftable,  and  CrMt  Ma^erof  Ft  ante  diuuie  bis 
authoritie  betweene  them.     A  y.-'^  ; 

Le  Maire  du  village.  TAr^llf/fefr/i^.-v 
Maire  hinç.  The /ùU^ffrownfieeceypr  well^combd  wqoW 

ofafheepe.       ,      i,\.  .A^i^us?^  ,.  \ 

Maireric  :  f.  A  Maiordome^  the  office  y  or  place  of  a 

Mayor  ;  alfoy  his  iurifdi£lianyOr  tbeprectnCls  thereof. 
MairgUC:  f.  as  Maigue  ;  ifl^ay.  If  Auvcrgnois;- 
Mairie:  f.  A  Maiordomcy  orMaiorjhtp-y  the  office,  or 

place  of  a  Maiory  or  of  a  village-Maior  ;  al/o  (in  fome 

oldboûJ[es,andcuftomes)  bafeyor  low  iierifdiHion.    . 
Mais.  (Adverb.)  But -ydlfo^morey  any  more  \  (wbenciy 

•  Mais  de  ;  abouCyOr  more  then,)  alfOy  rather.  >     . 

Mais  que.  But  what  ;  alfhy  when  thatyfo  that. 

Plus  mais.  le  ne  puis  plus  mais  fouftcnir .  /  can 

beare  no  longer yor  not^  whit  more. 

'A  toufiours  mais.  Eternally  y  eucrlajîingly  y  jfèr  euer 
and  euer.  "     ■ 

le  n*en  peux  mais,   ft* s  not  myfhultyiVs  no  way  lOfig 

bfm(yl  cannot  doe  witbali. 
Màis-huy.  Hot  this  day  y  or  not  aa  long  oa  this  day  Uf 

teth.  I  '■ 

}Az\l[ntinx.Ayoimgcr  brother.  • 
Maifiie.  Argent  bailie  itnaifiie.  Let  out  to  vfefhr  the 

benefit  of  younger  brethren  ,  bevng  mfiintSy  or  or- 

phans. 
Maijfheaiix.  ^  Meneaux.  v" 

Maifiictc:  £  Toungerflupyor younger  brotherhood 'y  the 
efiatCyOr  title  ofayounger  brother*  ' 

Maifbn  :  £  A  boiifcy  or  manfion-,  alfOy  a  racCy  or  ami- 

La  maifbns  àcMonRcutBoyw.  Whûfefirepàrts  be 
flated^and  baclfe^Mrts  thatched.  '    '  ' 
jMaifons  au  cieL  circles  drawnefirom  the  one  pie  to 
the  other  y  tofeperate  the  tweluefignes  of  the  Zodial^Cy 
arid  diuiding  the  whole  Sphere  into  twelue  equaU 

Maiibn  dc  dcfpens.  ^RootnCyOr  Side(of  extraord'h 
jtarh  expence)  in  Prifansy  wherein  a  condemned  deb- 
tofythatwiUnot  payyisto  be  l(ept.^ 

\,  Maiibn  Dku.  An  Ho^ttU^  or  SfnttU  i  fhr  the 
Poore»  '^*'^^'~  ?^*  '  -'*""^  :  * '■' _.*ç^"*'*v-:^>"^'«- .^-''S^  tV  ■•  ■-^''■••V','*''  •  % 

Maifbtuie  laPaix.  A  C9wn  tfludgement  <r  JtifHce  3 

Toile  de  mai(bn.  (Ctfjury?)  H«jfi»i«»  r/lp/k    >    V 
De  vieilles  mailons  htwSktA  il  f^ait  dree  des  diil- 
liers  neufves.  He  can  pi^mw  fp9*nes  01a  êf.old 
Jmfes  ;  (Affyabk  tpâjuike^  «fMf'$fmiing  it^ffè-iee. 
pet')  ■  '  '^^  iv.'tf\''  '.     -,  '^t>-'^  ■'  '^ 

la  tnaiibn  fait  cogn^iAre  fe  fKilftrei  :  i>tor.  The 

iifcemi  the  vmur*  .       .    .?-^#  " 

En  bonneaiï|i(Qtf]toa|  toft  if ^ufté  .V&%,)$n  4 
good  b»ufi  aS  things  «rifdçklfritilse, 
F41  petite mal^DieD  a efani!  pan  :  Viut^i^od 
baibâgfea$JbareitiafmaiboMfej_^  "%^\ 

naaifoni iProv*  lU knMmg* btgm tttbi  ttmne- 

%  frêeme  5  Mdbjbisfrfl  cowft  what  wtU  bg  Imxéote 
fr«ceiémg/.  .r  ■.<i?.ni*'Mf:;:  '  .Ï 

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êndabùuft(alrtiiiie)fMi€\lihfwhiriimtêis\  ^ 
U  faut  acheter  maiion  faitcc»&  femme  à  faire:Pro. 

^  Tufcbafe  a  boufe  readii  madiy  but  Ut  tby  mfi  be  (f 
thine  nme  maltmgé  '-^  i^^^i  I    ^ 
Chafcun  eft  maiftrcen  ft  maUpn  :  Prov.  Emii 
Me  u  {mtj^ould  be)maifler  wUbin  bis  ownt  doares. 
Qui  fait  nop(e8^  ft  maiion,  met  Ic  fien  en  ab^vp- 
don  :  Prov.  Much  buildiniyand  êften  bndalts  make 
bare  pajlura,  ami  naked fide-wallt. 
Qui  vcw  tenir  nette  mailbn  il  n'y  fout  preftre,  riy 
pigeon  :  Pro.  He  tbat  loues  to  haut  a  mat  boufe  mufi 
ketPe  neither  priiJl,nor  "Pigeon  m  it. 

Maifonage  :  m.  Timber-trees  cut  dopmefbr  the  bitiU 

ding  of  a  boufe. 

Maiionnages  :  m.  Houfis,  boufmg^  lodgingSy  dwel- 

lings.  >. 

Maiionnc:  m.  éc:  f.  Houfed^^firmJbedyOrfiofedmtb 

houjts. 

Maitoniiéc  :  f.  A  houfeÇiUJhoufehold^fkmVie. 

Maifonncr.  To  buUd  boufes^  to  ftrnifl)^  oiftorewith 
boujeu^  *         . 

Maifoiinette  :  £  A  little  boufe  j  a  lodgings  cotera  criby 
à  cottage.  l^<^^^  7 

Maifonnicr  :  m.  crc  :  f.  Keeping  à  boufe  j  alfojbelong- 
in  g  to^rferuingfbrya  houfi. 

Mi{{{ï2Ï\[c.Thematnefayle  (ofajhip.) 

Maiflral  :  m.  The  North-v^eft  mnd.  ^Rab. 

Maiftre  :  m.  A  Maimer  \  GouernourJ^ommaunderJ^re^ 
fidcnt;Vfincipally  chieje  T{uler  ;  a  Teacher j  Inftruâor  j 

^  Ouerfeer  ;  alfo^an  Owner ^Proprietarie^ofieJJbr  j  atfty 
one  tbat  hath  {orjhould  baue)  pifficient  skill mtbefk^ 
cuUie  Tvhicb  be  profiffes  i  whence  y  Maiflre  es  arts, 
ScC]  alfo^a  title  of  honour  (fuchasuis)  belon^mg  to 
all  Artificers^  and  Tradefmen  ;  whence^  Maiftre  Pi- 
err  e,  Maiflic  Ichan,  &c  ;  whkb  wf^tfue  notfo  gene-  ^ 
ralljy  but  qualifie  the  meaner  fort  of  tbem  (ejbecially  in 
countrey  townes)  with  tbt^title  of0oodman\  too  good 
firman^.)  • 

Les  deux  Maiftres.  The  ttfè  princifaU  rapes  of  a 
Fifbers  Draw- net. 

Maiftre  des  bafifci  oeuvre^  A  lalfes-finrmer^or  Gold- 
finder.  '*  ^    / 
Maiftres  de  la  chambrié^  aux  deniers.  The principall 
officef  s  of  the  Exchequer  called  fè  in  old  time. ^ 
Maiftre  des  Comptes  «  Laoke  in  Chambre  des 
Comptes»       .    •vjA/'  ^*f-  ^.■■■^<'-> 
M^ftxe  des  caux,&  iorc&s.  the  ImJI  cbiefilufiice, 
orlufticeinEireyOJf^tbel{jngsForfefisy&c. 

^;   Maiftre  des  haute»  <^vres.i4ibtfmKMJi.        v^ 

,  Maiftre  d'hofteL  The  Jleward  afa  (gteat)  boufe- 


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du  Parlement  catted  in  »U  time,  ' ,,  3  nu . 

Maiftre phyphy.  Aj^s-fyer  (i^tuUhtfimH 

eafitH^uugb  to /kf^hy.)  •*%ii 

MéfkKàesVoxts.  AMOffeertiuttlmrfiistbèUigh- 
n^lf^  ImpafîtioA  foraine,  Refue,  &  Haut  paT- 
lâec.  -   -       ••'•,• 

Maiftres  nàotmàm:  C^if^ànt  efkm  wbieh  bttu 
the  Utimgefthft^fiimis, 
MMx  des  Re^uwai^  Tht  Uâ^S4f  7(fqiuilis', 
iM^Requefté;  -'^^ 

Le  Grand  Maite  '^  iSrat  SéÊt^ter  tf  Trmiee  • 

$helMd  Stewàrdlif  éflQuff  hwfiMiyberettfirt 

filed.  Le  Comte  dn  Palais  $  &>  k  SencTdud  de 

France. 

Logrand  Maiftre  des  Arfaaleftien.  TU  JltM^er  ef 

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Le  grand  Maiftre  de  rArtillcrie.  The  Maifîtr  0^11 
Ordnance.       •  .      %    '     '«  •     ^'^^ 

Vn  fécond  Maiftre.  The  zJLer  of  a  Scloole.    /■ 

Servir  fon  maiftre.   To  purge,  vntïufje.^cto  ths 
ftoole.  .^     /  '  y      '^^ 

^A  père,  à  maiftre,  &  à  Dieu  tout  puiPant,  nul 
peut  rendi  e  l'équivalent  :  Prov.  Locke  Dieu, 
Ce  que  jraiftre  donne,  &  valet  pleure,  ic  font 
larmes  perdues  :  Prov.  The  grocme  thatt^^yu^  /. 

maifiers  gifts  may  well  enough  Jpare  hié  teares. 
Chafcun  cft  maiftre  en  fa  niaifon:Pr6v,£i^fr;> 
rules  m  his  owne  boufe.       '         t 
De  grand  maiftre  hardi  valet:  Prov.  Said  cf  a  fer. 
Uantytbat  beaùnghimfeljè on hi4 maifiers greatnefle  is 
more  botdyand  confident  then  othetwi/e  he  wculdke] 
En  pont,  cm  planche,  &  en  rivicré,  valet  dcyam 
maiihc  derrière  :  Prov.  Jn  places  (^f  davgcr^QtMifi 
aflerytbe/cruant  muft  precede  bis  maijfer.       \ 

.     Jc^rtunc  n'cfpargnc  ny  (erviteur  nyjmiftre;  Prov. 
)      /^oi(;f  Fortune. 

lamais  ne  gaigne  qui  precede  a  fon  maiftrt  :  Pro. 
He  neuer  gaines  that  {lands  in  fuit  with' s  r^ûiJUr. 
Il  eft  plus  d'ouvrîers^que  de  maiftres  :  Prov.^  Thr/e 
be  more  workmen  then  skilMworknjen. 
U  fe  peut  bien  feoir  à  taole  quand  le  maiftre  luy 
commande:  Prov.  Hcûecds not  wait  tbatfbidjù 
downebybismaifter.       f 

La  maifon  fiût  cognoiftré  le  maiftre  :  Prov.  ffVp;, 

tbefeluidge  makes  Jhewo/tl}e  cleth. 

L'oeil  du  maiftre  eng^iflcle  cheval  :  VxoyJ  hcrfc 

is  fiittcned  by  bis  maifiers  eye. 

Les  derniers  venus  font  les  maifites  :  Prov.  Tijofe. 

that  come  laft  (oft)  get  the  maiftcrie. 
^  Nouveau  apprenti  n'eft  pas  maiftre:  Prov.  A  vo- 

nice  (or  new-come  Prentice)  is  no  maifter\  viz.  m^ 

neither  lookefir  the  rejpeâl ,  nor  btue  locked  fiomhm 

tbeskillof^amaifler. 

Qui  f^compagnon  a  maiftre  :  Prov.H^  that  hath  a 

mate  hatha  maifteir. 

C^i  bon  maiftre  fen  bon  loyer  en  attend  :  Prov. 

He  tbat  wattes  ok  a  good  mai  fier  wait  a  fitr  a  good 

turne.      :  •.  -,  ;:^^.-  '  '  .  .  • 

Qui  fertDieuil abon maiftre:  Prov.  Tbeferuant 
JufGod bath 4 g/ood maifter.   .v^^^     v  - 

Qui  fcit  ic  Roy  il  a  bon  maiftre  :  Prov.  yefemu 

to  the  K}rtg*  ■      ';•■;/'  *  ■■  ■■  ■  .f^ .  *  ** .  ■     .'  ^ :  .^ .  ■  -h-  ■ 

:\Tcl  maifltt  «J  valet  ;  >rov.  l^f  mijltr  % 

Maiftre  :  com.  (AdiemMetr)Mefi,pr^ 

Vn  maiftre  cable,ou  chablc.  Apieât-uble,    ' 
-  Le maiftre^igc.  The  nàddUfntfr, 
Maiftre-garde  :  in.  A  ehiefè  Wttrdeajfl  MtifUr-war' 
<  den  in  à  firveft,  ,    .:    -   ■^' 

Maifiienienc.  s»  Magiftralemeotj  (m  tidmra.) 
Maiftrc-picd:  ta.rbe ^clf.vr ftincifAU «rmtof  ^ 

Maiftre-fti^cnt  »  m.  Jt  MéJUr-Sngeant,  crchufi 
SetietntiâMiffcer'mfirrefis^  «    r  ^J. 

MÏÏfrc-fttgcntetic  :  trbe  0ffce,0i-  m^e  cfa  U4' 
'■Ur-SerteémtJ)ffinilb,  .   -. 

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fterfhfp  ;  ^^^  ^ffj^^'^  or  {dace  of  a  Maifter  j  whence  \ 
ia  crAml  maittrifc  The  ojfico  of  It  Grand  ipàillrcj 
(fi/w/homjoolie  vndtt  Maiftre.)   ..  :  '  ♦  ^  ; ,  :i;^ 

lly  acudc  la  iT)aiftri(e  à  faire  cela.  "That  matter 
h,uh  bcene  cunningly yOr  worl^manly  handled.  ^  •  s r  .' 
Maiftriier.  7  <^  mûjler^ùuernejrHUyfway  i  W  6fidU,or- 

derycontaincyor ^eepe mthin compaffe.  - .,     ;  . :ij  ; 
Mai(troqucux./i w^//2^r^(>oi([f.  i[Rab.  >: 
Majufculc  :  com*  Somewhat  ffr eatery  little  bigger  ;  ef 

^godftatureyofareafonahleage.^  -      '    I 

J^îiz  :  m.  }Aàïs>yTiirl[ie  corne ^THrl^twheàt\(the  ft aliit 

vfiherco/  the  India  ns  mal^e  the  woft  of  their  bread.) 
Mai:  m.  ^  em^^ifchièfè'yhurtj^armeydomageywroni^;^ 
^  dtl}lc<:ipére^annoyarici  j  alfo^a  griefi^ pairie  i  ficknejfe^ 

Mai  dc  S.Acaîrc.  ^  Acariaftrete. 

Mai  aigre.  A  {tndofwormes  that  breed  in  the  girge 

of  aHaTV^e.  ,      -       •    «v      'ri.     .^    r 

Mald'Alcide.  Hercules  mitt  y  the  fiée  y  or  fil/îng 

t:nll.  '•"•■■  •^^lA^'*"'^'^-'''r-  '■  -''  ■■  ^'^ 

M3ld'amarry/T/?r/2i|^tf!lM<<fef^^^        ; 

MiMe  S.  Apollonic.  7*i|p/iwr/?*îcfef. 

Mal  de  S.  Avertiii.  T)i':i^ne(fe  j  or  any  difeafe  of  the 

]A^hzà\xc.Thi  fkllingficlinejfe. 

Mal  chaud,ou  chaud  mal  ^  contmaU  (or  violent) 

bu'm^a^/ie\(  whence  the  TroHerbe^  De  fièvre  en- 

-    cil  lud  mal.  Out  ofthefryiHg'farme  into  the  fire,)    . 
Mal  de  S.Claire.  T^ed  eyes  j  or^  paimjkU  rednejje  of 
thcyes.  .        .        .     • 

}A:i\àzscom\cc%.  The  filling  ftc^nefe.  ',    ' 

Mai  de  corne.  The  fut  fift  j  n  hornie  fweîHn^on  the 
bul^eof^t  horfi,  •♦  > 

Mdlàc  cr  ayc.  The  (ione-cray  \  a  HawIfesdiCea/h 
Mal  de  cropion.  Tberumpe-euiU^a  difeafe  wbere^ 
mthall  birds  (efpecïaUy  fucbaâ  bel^ept  in  cagei)  are 
fometimes  tronbled. 

Mal  aux  dents.  The  toothache *y  alfo^extrean^e  hunger ^ 
or  fàmifhméntify  reafon  thereof  y  Loolfe  Dent. 

,  Mal  féru.  A  Malander  m  the  bought  of  a  borfes 

Mol  S.  Fiacre.  AninflamedfcaibjOr  great  wa^t'in  the 
ff'fdamentythewhi^itmaliettoftiHU.    '  : ': 

M^l  de  flancs.  A  Pleurifiè  ;  or^as  vnder  Flanc. 
Mal  S.  FrancUl  Wantofmoneyyor^notacroffe  in 
the  pur  [i  (fhr  thofe  of  his  order  muft  carrie  no  money 

Mai  dc  S.Cenou.  The  Gowt. 

M  \ldc  S.GiUcs-  A  FijluU/ir  Canker.   -^.^ 

Mai  dc  goficr.  The  Squtnancie^or  Squin^^e. 

Maldc  S.lean.  The fiUingftcknefie. 

Mai  dc  Mahumet.  The  filling  Jitkpep  (whereunto 

Mahomet  wai  verie  fubieR.)       ^ .  ..^v  -  ^    . 

Maldc  SMmïm^d.SorencJp,archafs^nû^bre^^^^ 

t^fvomen.  '       ^  .    ^  /  -   Avvt' 

Mal  dc  S.Mathurin.  rrm7(^jmdneffe.  ^\j  vt  '^^ 

Mai  dc  S.Mcdard.  ttf^ifcr  Mcdard.  ^v^ 

Maldc  S.  Mein.  71!^  wild  fia  by  or  manpnefloi  d 

kmd  of  {mofl  iftcbing)  Uapofie ,  bred  of  a  fait 
phleme.  >  .\    « 

Mai  mort.  A  rtmhing  fiâb,  tr  thicJ(e  marphewjemch 
<^»teri»iaU  alter  the  vUets  tb»t  hévnder  Uyfimei 
yfhojif  ifd:  Sum  Nwtberju  mpU  câtt  ii,  the  Rii- 
rfeCmbeafls.)  k-    ^   -     ;^  •  ^.^j^'.-^ 

Mai  dc  Naples.  The  Fraub  PoeJ^y  ir,  tbt  ttitpiS- 
tatu  diftafe^  ^fi  i9ttt»  fy  tbt  trm^  Ç»/  tbt 

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Mai  4ù  pantois.  T>ificul(ie  of  breathing  ^^y  See  Pan- 
tois. 

Mal  du  pion,  Aficlincfie  that  comes  by  exé^effme  drin^ 

Ma!  dc  pippe.  7)ri5^»i(;w«/?^ 

Mai  dc  S.Qucntin.  7'frr  Ci?/^^/;. 
^   ÏAzl  dcS.K^i^hinc.  The  wild  Scak 

MaMeS.Roch.  Scurfi,  or  fcabbineffx  y  an  itching 
Manpnefie. 

MziÙLCïéc'Thel^mgseuill.  • 

Mai  dc  S.Scbafticn.  The  PlagueyOr  peflilence. 

Mai  fubtil.  The  Ttificl(^e  y  or  çonfumption  of  the 
lungu       i 

Mai  dc  terre.  The  filling  fict(ne[fe^ 

Maldctcftc.  The  head-ache  y  (and  fometimes)alfo^ 

iealoufte.  ..-  C;  ; 

Mai  dc  S.Valcntin.  T*^yS//i;;^?7îl-it^^^- 

Mal  dc  ventre.  The  wotmes  j  or  belly-ache 'y  a^nJtiU 

/  firiping^or  fretting  in  the  guts.  •  -  ■    -.  i 

Malac  ver.  The  Farcie  in  a  borfe.         : 
Mai  S.Vftus,  A  pleafant  difeafe  y  whertlnlkc^tt  tient 
leap  es  y  dauncesy  and  laugbes  all  the  while  bis  fit  k  on 
him. 

Chaud  mal.  as  be  fire  in  Mai  chaud. 

Gro^nnl.The filling ficlincjj'e ythc fvH^^^  T  ■ 

Haut  mal.  Tfcr/iwf^  ^^ 

Le  haut  mal  dc  la  corde.  Hangwgya  twitching  vp  in 
arope.  ^ 

MaldcfTusmaln'cftpasfantc;  Vïos.jfllvponillk  \ 
nohealth. 

De  mal  eft  venu  l'agneau ,  &  à  mal  retourne  la 
peau  :  Prov.  FrqmUl  carne  the  LambCy  and  io  ill 

,  goes  it  sl(inne  i  goods  euill  gotten  are  commoçly  ill 
'Iptht.        ■ 

A  peine  endure  mal  qui  ne  Ta  appris  :  Pro.  Hardly 
can  he  brool^e  miferie  that  nekh'  any  bore. 
U  eft  toft  deccu  qui  mal  ne  penfe  :  Prgv.  He  that 
thinkes  no  harmeufoone  beguiled. 
Telle  plaind  quin*a  point  dc  mal:  Prov.  Some 
though  theyfcele  no  h  arme  'inquiet  are. 

Mal  :  ro.  ale  :  f.  ///,  bady  naughtiey  lewd  i  fcuruieymif^ 
chieuoHSy  hurtfiUly  hatmtfillyfhrewd-y  vnfèemcliey  vn- 
comelieyvndeccnt  3  fkliey  difeafedy  cra'^QOy  pained  y  fc^  ey 
illat  eafe.    .  ^  - 

La  male  boflc.  A  peflilent  bykyor  bunchy  a  plague- 
fore.  . 

Mai.  (Adverb.)  yityeuiUyybadly^nnught'dy  ;  mifchieuou- 

^  (ly\  hardly  y  vneafily  j  vnbandfemely  3  ill-fiuouredly, 

7  fcuruily.  -^.^       "      . 

Que  bien  que  mal.  Indifferently  y  fo  fo  j  alfiy  bit  tie 

milfkyOne  way  or  another. 

le  fus  bicnjnal  dc  mon  pcre.  J  had  my  ^father  s  an- 

Îieryl  got  his  difiUafkrtyl  was  hardly  vfedyill  mtreatedy 
}yhim.     ■'  ••  ■•  '^  •  ':^  •'■   ••■ 

U  me  feit  mal  de  luy .  I  am  finie  fir  him.  '  * 
•  lis  me  veulent  faire  mal  de  vous.  They  ^ould  boue 
^    me  fin  ont  with  you. -"^^^  :^^vi 

Mon  cœur  lUyeft.ou  fait  mal.  Ibearebimagrtfdgey 
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Mal  batu  longuement  pleure;  &,  Autant^  pleure 
mal  batu  qui  bien  batu  ;  Prov.  Lool{e  Batu. 
Mal  fait  qui  ne  parfait  :  Prov.  He  does  ill  that  does 
not  all  \  the  end  crownes  the  worl^e.    .      ^  ; .    .-  .   .  ^ 
Mai  iouè*  qui  licrt  la  joue  :  Prov.  lool(e  loùë. 
Mal  penfe  qui  oe  rcpenfe  :  Prov.  Jiette\  not  th'mlce 
at  dU  then  not  a  weigh  the  thoughts^  \  n  ,t  r.  :  ; 

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■ "-  — '--  i  ï.  MilaiicaMœcflcr^  Itti^iCAie.penUHU^aiuchTn 

.  ^M^laife  de  fii  perS>nne.  Vin^ldie,       ; .      .  '. 
M  âlaifcmcm.  f>#4;î/y,  di^uUly^  bardic ^  not  mÛ 
w'ub  muchpâmeyvnth  grtêt  adoe.  v  '  - 

MaUifcr.  fodifèa/k^rouble/iifquieltffrplfx,-   , 
Moindres  :  m.  Tblt.  M*ltnders\  (a  bôtfei  ti'ifeÀffi 

MaJaiidrin  :  m.  A  (é^d  Jf^f^  Witbom  ;<^;„|.  ■.„ 

Mabnnat  :  m,A\tfidofreEigh-sliattdGkrnard,rt>hiclj 
beinf^aliue u  iredjbut dytngyof  a'nothti  calèùr, ' v  . 

M àlart :  in.  Â MaUard^ot m'd pral(e.r'.;<;-:M,:r.^y. 

Msà'V/cnailt.V'AComeJieyfttpiting,  vtthatidfçM  ))? 
fititmg.vnfeemijit;  rude,  vnviàu^vnmanmjiityi'j, 
Betta^ed.        ■  ■' ;■-  -f-. '■•■•■.  »■'■  '''  '  '  ■\::  ■':  W'"' 

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Qui  bien  void,  &  mal  prend  Tait  folie  en  bon  cfci- 
ent  :  Prov,  Hejhat  di/cerncs  mtl^  and  cbufes  tU^;  u  4 
trui  coxcombe.    ^     '%,. 

Malabatrc:  mM^Uhaûiruinian ârofMiicaU  pèaiàn 
leafr.whuh  (aê  Plinic  #i»rf  Diofcopdci  ïmûgmd) 
[wimmesonpooltsahd  ditchts^  without  any^ipparent 
roo:  ;  but  our  Gerard  (  of  another  opinum)  fâytt  it  is 
the  fcajèofa  great  tree  growing  in  Arabi^^nd  ^tfWr* 
b^ya^^f  re  from  the  water  fide.  >    r    \ 

Ho\icz.(pAilome,téinpeft,oriUw(AtbeT^tfeà. 

Mjlàdt:  cotù.  SiciCydi/èaJcd^cra^^^ 

^  Elle  eu  ihaladç  ^  Said  oj  a  woman  that  batb  ber 

:,,  flowers.    ;         '..■     ^  ,  ■:::.-- 

""  A  loçil  înaladcla  Itlitiiere  nuit:  PrbXM^f  Ocit . 

t  La  mort  n'a  point  dami,  lé  maiade  n*a  qu'un  de- 
roy.-Prov,  The  dead  mari  h(iïhnoJrieridSythefi^e  no 

^'i    tmeones.  p         ..-V';-.,r    .  :-^-.^  .^^i^^u   :-^. 

Point  ne  fairtdcn^ander  à  malade  ^^^  vciltlanté: 
'k  -Prov:  An  aiifwcr  frr  thufc  bu  fie  bodiesythat  cajt  many , 
'";  doubts, arid mai^c  many  queflions^in  cafts  alreadie  re- 

'•' ■  folucion.  ;••  ■^.•..«ri.-- V  .■^■'■/•■r-x   '\  .  -v     ""W •■•^■,■ 
Ml'adcrie  :  f.  AnHos}':t^t!,orSpUtlefirtbe^0^ 

yjfpjytbepcl^e  mans  wdrdmar^y  Itosp!taU.r      '\    ^ 
M  ilridie  :  f.  A  malad'v^ful{rJt(i*'yfiffearc.  ^       !  : . 

M iladie de  S. Iczn.Thv  fàUingjuli^eJfe. 

Maladie  S.  MÂf.  31jngi^us,anitchmg leptofti^thé 

ràflriScab.   '    M      ■     ■•^;  ■^  -  ••  ^;.  /■^.■\:  ■.:.;.•;•■•  •  - 

M  aladie  de  S.  Maihurin.  Fren':i^e^  extreame  fhUiey 

Les  maladies  viennent  3i'^|yal,  &  tf  en,  retour, 
ncnt  d  pied  :  Ptq,  Dtfcafes  cmc  a  horfebAclif^and  re- 
r«r;^r  on  foot.        *^  - 

De  grande  maladie  vient  on  bîcn  en  grande  (an- 
té  ;  Prov.  fr^w  u  longjiclfnellea  lajmtheaUb^ 

'  Tard  medicine  eft  appreft^  à  maladie  enracinée: 
Prov.  Sichieffe  once  rooted^  all  ?bijicf(e  cornes  too 

■    late.      ^>  ''       ^  ■.■':■  ^  ■  .'...'    •; 

Maladif:  m.iuc:  iSuklie^cran^ie^qHeafieJifternpered^ 
iUdifpofedofbodie^fubu£l  vnto  ftcl{ncjfe^  apt  to  tal^e 
difèafes. 

Maladré  :  m.  éc  :  Î.Jn^Uedwitb  afcùrfi^or  Uaprofie. 
cRab.  -^  .■^••■.\... . 

Mal-adloi^  :  m.  6le  :  f.  ynwkldie^  aulçmard^  vrh 
wheemi  j  vn  apt  .improper  ^vn fit  •  vnfeemelie^vnhand'^ 
fome^vncomelUyWithoHt  any  mariner  ofgracOydecoirumy 
ordecencie.  *  ^ 

Maladvls  :  m  M'tfaditife\  vnaduifedneffey  miifcTetkn^ 
inconfidèrdtion^rajhnefje.  v.  ; 

Maladvifé:  m-ée:  UUaduifedyVnaduired^vnmfiym^ 
prou't(UntJheedlefie,mcênftderateyVndifcreet. 

Malaginer.  To  mingle,  or  mcorpor ate  feueraU  tUngs 
(efpeciaUymettalls}  tofetbor.    ?•?  ..>   i       ^i* 

Malagine:  m.  ArnoUijymgplaifierfirfiabs^^ithard 
mpofiumei.    ' '.  .■::-^^-^  ^-^ : /•  n -^^.î: -  . 

Mal-aigre.  ^  kjnd  ofwormes  that  breed  m  a  Hawlfts 

Vi'AzxÇx^ctiiyneapn 

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would  euer  be  weUnmfi  euer  looé^e  well  about  innr 
Malavifê.  Lijo^e  Maladvile-  -  '  C 

Malaxe  :  m^c:  f.  Mixedjblent^nd beaten  to[cth(r'-nL 
*  foyl(?ieadedyhandledyOr  wroughtwjth  the  bands ^lùii 
itbe'ioft::        s.  '- 

Malaxer.  To  blendyandbeat  to^ethetyos  ^ jf«  ;  'a!fc\  ù 
joftèn,wml(/iy  l^nead  vnto  afvftnifjeyto  handle  ath:;^ 
vntiUiîbtfoft.  .,  i 

M al-baft i  ;  m.  AniU-^fhuoured^or  vnfaf^\med  ftllçfw  ; 
Me  that  hath  neither  m:imerSynor  ^ood  n*al^}:^^ 

Mal*cyidré:  ni.  ée  :  f.  ill  fupportedy  wea^tlyvndt 

prffpped  (by  a  weaife^  or  ill-m/de  Centrie.y 
M^conttnt.  The  n  ame  of  a  gdme  at  Card  S. 
Malcontent.  Malecontent^oodiey  difcontenl^melcn' 

cbolicke^angrie^difpfeafed.      "    ^         -«^ 
Mâl-contentcmcnt  :  m.  M^UcontentedrtcJJeydifon- 

tentment^grudgjngyVnwiUingnefse.      ^ 
MalciiS:  m.  A  ¥aucbion^HangaryiVood'\mfe. 
M^cii.  A  M ile^or great  Budget.  î 

Sans  cela  ïl  cftoit  troufle  eiyiwlc.  Wiéout  Mi  bcs 

hadbeene  truffedyOftwitcbtvp. 
MaIe:com.^  Mnfle^ 
Mileable- ^  Malleable.     »  v 

Male-bofle:  f.  A  pejUlem  byle^  or  hotch  *,  aplaiut^ 

■  Core.    "  •  •  ■;•■/;--•' 

Milediceî^e  :  f.  Detradiony  reuilmg,  iUf^etchy  bard 

cerrfarfs  opprobrious  words.  v 

MaIcdi6^ion  :  f.  A  malèdiaionyCttrfe^banningy  Imprc- 

ration^execration.  -     .,   i^ 

MaJefaçon  :  £  An  âbfurditieyUljkuoredneffeyiU  tn:^^ 

Malcfàçonsdesproccz.  FaMlts  commitedmjua-  ^ 

Maléfice  :  m.  A^imcjè-,  ofencty  gréât  fault,  naughiie 

deed,  HlaO,  lewd  party  bad  prankf  î  «/T^  «  ^^'^'^^^ 
(vherebyhmtudonei)m'fchieuouswitcherie.         , 

Malcficié:in.éctf.  -Dtfrrmdydhfgwtà.maymtd, 

^  weakened,  dtftbUd,  deMuU,  bj  nature^  enchaunt- 

ment,  or  other  sceident  ;  vnabU  to  perfirmf  ni^tutU 

.  Male-erace.  Loolit  Malgracc.     ,  ^  ^  "•  '  •  ;  '^   ' 
Malcmcnt.  JllybMdljJmdlf,niMihulf,mtfibtetmjij, 

fhet9dfyyr9reh.bMrdlrybHrtfidfy,  -ilJ^^X 

Malcncontre:  m.  ^Mtfchance^misÇrw^^MM- 
.   édMentiireyealamtie/i0ery  Mfitef^ll'*  ...^ 

Afmatl^Êmnous^  laeke  brmgm-   ^  ; 

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Malcfuadc:  f.H««i 

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\:^firt  of  all,  either 

\.  .hence  djo^any tmpi 

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Mai  tollue-j     ;• 

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ttU-iitberer,}' 

Malctte  dc  berg 

|;M»fce  Shepbeards 
1  ,.  mjeToyrvortyCafe 
Ptfmncetie.  . 

^rtjfiottyabufeybad 

.  ÏK  franltt. 

MUàcm:  m. 

irefi^iffer,  guiltief 

Milfaifaiit.  Lewd, 

:  alpMevJhrewdyi 
Mal-fcablc:com. 

■  -   tiujliïlg.    '  ■      V 

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no  home  to  tal^e  v 
ginf;^  alfoy  à  jèlim 
o-i;  à  naugbtie-pt 

■  WkxtCC-J.'Dift 
'  opinion',  anger, U 

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ilcif}jtMeal(t,dii 

Mathardi'.nuic: 
-  ted^bite-twert 

Malheur  :  m.  Mi 
diCajler,câlamili 

Malheur  ne  di 

•  mtabcoayes  lafi. 
Malheur  ^evi 
ntuercome  fingi 
of  another. 
■  Aquelquemo 
mniÙMblffiOi 
Pourncantco 
vmehe^si 
Vnfolccrdiel 
mgfméVi>i0 
"wtbbitownet 

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Horowft  né  conn6ît  mieux  h  malict  qvc  l' Abbé 
qiij  a  cftc  irioinc ;  Pro.  Nomanù  bttterfitne i»k>i4- 
ueruthcn  an  Abbot  thathjthbceneA  ^anlie.^'  :'■  ï 

treacheroufly  ■.mdicioufly,  defpightfitUy/nifchKuàum       '    l  MMf&-J[r^^^  fi 

ÀâamflflyiWUh  an  iUmeamg.wuha  bad  intent.  .•     •1^tî##^'     ^^^^^^^^ 

Malicieux  :  m,  cufc  :  f:  DeceitM.craft'u,  coufenlni,     vS '  '  '    i*^'  |    t  r  '  '?  f  ï^^^f 

Afalier :  n>. ■  A ^JaUrborfi, ■  Tmnke'bnfe, or  Sumpter-   ■':.:.^?''^'i^^ ' ■■-'fâ|^ .^ |v vf •  # '■  /  '■■■:. ^^ , 
horfe-^hethatcarrieslbeCloalrebag.-  ■        .-vv:-   :■■^^':^'y|':'^ihMi)h|■  '':::■  ^-.^ ''4 

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Makneiil  :  «^-  Fraud y^/aUyCr aft  Jniuiliie/ieciit.câU' 

^  (ina^^trumperieyCauteU^ircacberu^jcircum^^  .,    ,^       ,  , 

ffningyoucr^eacbmgyfàlfe/ioukeytrecbèr^^^^     ^  Malhcuttrc:  fl  The  pinion  jo fa  birds  mn^l  ^  '  "^  r 

Malengrom  ^m.  SuUtmeffiy  porting,  jurlynèjpiy a  Malice :f. Gi«/^, decntycoufenagey trùmprU^e^he^ 

Coure  look^.   ),  -  ' >{      v      .v.-^       i^^^^  '^r^^rk^^Merie^fiilf^^^^ 

•  M'il-cnthalentc:  m,  eê;  (.y^iafumjlyafe^cd^  ill-  . M^v^^ 

Malcolc/iJ  Malléole.  V-,.". 
yiMil^àcif- Hunger  {hecdufettperfUâdtibutiU.) 
}i3\csii^de\f^Ajweaimgpa^^^ 
Malctoilte  .'.C^*  éxtraordinafiejaxyor  fubfjdie  Itified 
.^tye^fe^^  29^Ph]lip-  le  bel  i  vIl.  (ai  frjl)  tke  va- 
'  'lue  ofthcjtmdrethy  (and  afterwards)  pf  tpe  fftietb 
''  Mît  of  ally  either  lay  mens  y  or  clergie-rheds^  gÇ^ds  ) 
^ Aicncealjo^any  ïmpofitiony^xaHïonytaxatïoii.    ;  /'  ^ 
Klalctotc.  The  fame  \  oryOs  Maltoce.    .  •  *      ^ 

Maletoultc.  4;5.Malctoftc y(calkd ûybecau^ 

>MaIctoi]Iticr;  m.  i^  couc£lor of  taxeSjOrfubfdiesy  a 

Malefte:f^  Alittlemate\ahuiietyorfcnp.  ■'■■■V'^ 

Malettedc  bergier.v<  Shepbeards^fcripi  al/i^  the 

hear  be  Shepbeards  purfeypOHchyOrfcrif  ;  called  other  •  ^ 
.  w/f  Tofpoort^  Cafeweed^  "Ticlipurje^  and  foort  mans 

Pitmncetie,  ''-.v^-     ï .    >     ■■^^'    ;-^    /  '' 

ï[d^i\^\m.ÀmifdeedyfiHltyofeHci^  trefpafey  tranf^ 

.   irtffionyabufeybada^ly  Urpd  tmlftyfbitlepafty  naugh- 

Malfaiteur:  m.  À  rndefiQoryofendorytranfirtfory 
irefi^a[fery  guiltie  per/on.,  I        ;  .*  ;   :  A  ^  "'="^— --. 
M ilfaifant,  LewdyWickedyofendingyfiultieynaugbtiey 
_culpéle\fhrewdymifcbieuouSyhatM^ 
Mal«fcablc  :  com,  iveahty  or  in  whom  therms  no  good 

Malgiiant  A  m^ficrle^e-mah  \  dfyfàiha  mm  ds  hduing 

.no  home  to  tal^e  vnto^k  often  fpedmtb  a  very  bad  lo4- 

^mg\alfoy  dfiliom  ofiU  bebauidr^or  lewd  eonuerfati- 

c-i,ànaugbtie-pacl(e.  :.  /   ■  '        .  ;^; ■,-:«;::;.:■,-■.«;*■- 
■  Malgrace  :  (.  'Di^fhuor^difpl/aji^re^  badaccepUmcf,  ill 
■'    6pinm\  anger ^Ume^or  bate  i^cHrred.     ' 
Malliabile  :  com.  finable  ^  vnmeldie ,  vnaptt  vnpty 

(Uiihtjwealftfdifhbled^mtbout  vigor, 

Malharoi  :  nuic  :  f.-*  Dafiardiif^owardlie^JMittibeàir- 
■  tedyVtbite'tiuertdyVnmanHe^fiare^Uytimtrom. 
^Malheur:  tn.  Mi^t^ymisjwfM^cjK^cbancf^idufifttie, 

difafter^aUmtie,nuiiriei^^^^^^^ 

Malheur  ne  dure  pas  totiSours  :  Pro .  lli  bc^edntb 

•  malipaytslaft.         $:..;:;x|'^    "       ;/ 
Malheur  ne  vient  iaitiais  fcul;  Prov.  Mifch*nces 
""tncomefitglei  oiu  muprumjucceeds  ift.the  necl^e 

\ff  mother.      ;     .  V 

•  'A  quelque  ch(^e  malheur  eft  bon  :  Prov.  Tu  an  iU 

^^ifim  bkfwts  no  ma»  to  «•</,  _^ 

Pour  ncanût recule  qui  lhalneur  attend:  ProT."  Jit 

vaine  be  Hues  baet^  that-Uo^t  fir  itt  lueke.  - 

Vn fol cerdiefon malheur:  Prov.  The  fooUbyprjm 

*H^àihiH^fivnkaffif^ofyTbe  frymgfioU  meets 
^tbbistmuwùdoap. 

y.W^fifrêMfyJin4ftwitthmi. 

Malheuiwr,  1>  «^<'^«m»4^,  make  vàbapp'u^  mflia 
^.^'MeijUfCéUamitiaiim^ 

{Jalhcurçté  ;f.  4»  Malheur  ; _, 

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Jicdlyynau^iilfyJhrewdfyyJ^au^^^  of 

ret(ànd  with  a  badjpurpofe,       *  ;    '  *  ^  ^  v  % -^N  ;>%^  : 

Malignité  Vî-'MM^tie  -y'^malicl  prcpènfciy'furpofcd 

^fviiUme^rnffc  hie  fi  intended  vnto  [  ilUwUly  grudgeyàe': . 

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Malmg;  m.m2l\gï)C:f.^aûgnantyill'rp^^^ 

bearing  y  ttefpightjulfl  maiiciom;  l^nauifl} ,  huufèlly 
Jhiewâyvillanoia%  ?iaughtie,  Un^dy  viciou^  deSlbl[in^ 
in  pifçhiefi:  l  ^     \  J     \m: 

Malingre.  Pomme  dcïftal.  A[hi^jrji1}appieytear9ftedl' 
she  ^àligar  apple.         ^.'^Sr^^^  -^     ..  J: 

Malingre  :  com,  Soreyfhmne-w       loathfeme.    C  ^-  !  L""  !  ii^3^^ 
Maiivplc:  com.,Male^iUiierH^aU^^^^  *  IP  /-^^^ 

î     UcioHSydefpighïÇdly  churèp^ydoggèdy  àirrifb^tepïntn^  J§f''^''-''^ 
àtyill  minded  into  y  frau^Hwiib  rancour  y  fiù 

Malléable,:  côm,  MallabUy  tra^^bUy  hammerabte^ 
f  liant  to  the  hammer  ywbiubm^jf  be  mrougijt  orbeatpit 
rviththehanmcr.      /   ^    ^    .; 

M%\\c2Ltioj\  :  t.  A  hiwmering. 
MaUeccMoIoflusî  tf}edregs^orcoûrfeJiyofSugar!^^ 
Mallcment/  Greatly  y  miuhy  mightilfy  a  viUarfilthii 

deâU.      '      -  '.^.      k'  -.J^-c^^   ^/ 

MaUeôlcrC  The^an^kyor  anlile-bone^  alfoya  veine  that 

tfpifiês almgvpoH the éml(le.       .  \  * 
Malletîcr:  m^.  efe:  ftBekringy  orbeUngmgio^àf^àUy 

bHdgét\orvo.îUet.     ,  -  :        '  '    ^ 

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\/Lûotmim.\XQ\(^orlorpé^^ 

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MaUplaifant;  ynplufing^vnacceptabUy  rude  y  lumpijby 

vnmatmrtiiywihoutgraciywitboutfhpMn.,     t    vy 
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made  tp^vnorderly  budled  or  ïumbUd  tâ^itber^   , 
Maltaultc.^Malctoftc,  ^  - 

Maltaulticrtm.  A  CùlleOm-  of  the  Subfidk^  ^T^il- 

M  iltotc.  éu  Malctoftc  ;  éï  as  y  !^         :  .  ^^ 

Maj-toutc  :  f-  An  ixaâhff,mi^fiMn,uUi  a  fiê0,è¥ex^ 

'    traoîdinârie  taxation.         ^   *  r^  . 

M  altraiftemcn t  :  mMard  dealmgyhad  mtertainmmt^ 

^  yudeneffe^harjbnejje^ifumibtu^  crueltie.        ^  ^ 
Malvaific:*  7^»w»^  AUlmtfi^.' V^^^ 
lylalubcc;  nfi.  The 0mgficl(n^ 

Malvedi:  m.  A  pnaUSpanijh  cl§il^^  fix 
f     fiarcelYt^orth an Eaglijh pennie.   *    #  #  .     -   /H 
Mai-vcrfation  :^  f.  Mifdemeanovy  mUbehauiof^  iU  con- 

uerfatiMylerpd  carriage.  ^' 

Mafvcrfcr  en  fon  office.  To  bebaue  bimfelfi  ill  in  bis 

^office.         ..,   ,::.v.    ••«/,/.■.,        .*,  •         ■  ::■;    --v.   ..v.^ 

Mal-vcftu:nî,uc:  f.  fU-clothed-,  ragged^orbarej^  m 

drray.   .  .^  >^,    -•   '      >  ■       ■'.  ./v.'.  ^^V"^;*: 

*  Les  maî-vcftus  devers  lèvent:  Prov.  (pi^e  our) 

V  tbeweal(efttotheiPall'^  tbofe  tbat  mrft  may  are  euer 
puttoîheworfl.  ,  1  ,  >' 

Malvoiiîe:  f.  Mdmefie.  ^ 

Malvoifin :  m. ine :  f^  OfMdlmeJIe.     ^      % ^  'i^-iZ. 

Malufitci  m.  éc>:  f.  JU-fuflyionedJU-mamned^ri^e^^ 
that  hath  not  beene  in  much  good  cqmpanie  )  àlfô^  rép^ 

^  "vnexpefiencedyignorantyanouice.'  '   -  v^ 

Malvucillance:  f.  Malice  ^iU-mU\  hatred^plelnfure  ta- 
W    l(en  in  the  mis fhr tunes  of  another.  »       . 


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smlteaiM^fweBingsMicb  breakf  out  of  de  S  ' 
tkt  M^ndyteU  <  wbaytfi)^  »at(rM,  humor       ^  i 


Mainmclu*  as  MammcleuXi 

Mainmcluch*  su  Mtmaluc.  •*^'^ 

Manunduc:  f.  AfooUs  babies  fo  teamed^  bee  ait  fe 
-  dmarify  it  u  made  to  refemble  a  laughing^  and  i    ^^ 

man.  *     •!■•"'      'X---.  "■- -.i~av  /^^^  ■?*..- .r 


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Mllvueillant.  Maleuolent ^alignant ^  malickmi  ^*^H^    ^'^  >  '*^  Vlough-bàk. 

be  are  lb  a  grudge^or  orpeth  iUwiU^vntO  i  that  ioyetbig 
'the  mifèriei  of  another  :- 
Mainalut  ;  m.  A  Mamalukey  or  Ught-horfeman  (in  the 

g  Syjria fly  and  Arabian  ton ff^es^}  The  Mamatulceswere 

I  sin  order ^^^^^  botfemen  m  the  laft  Empirt/^f 

MainaycJ  £v  i<  ff  eat  Indian  Feachwbereofal(ind  of 
Z  Marmalade  U  made.  :^^^^^^^^^^^^^' 

MamboiVj&Maipl»       :  m.  J* C^pta^ne-^  alfo^  the 
■    I  CeuerfioHr  of  a  Vrouince  :  alfo^  the  Gardian  of  an  in- 


Mammcron.  I»  Mammeloit        é  W  *  ^ 
MammiUairc.  Seef^e  MarDillaire.       '        1     • 
Mammuquc  :  i.  A  mngUjJe  bird.ofan  vn^ri^^^  ^ 
itnning^andafier  death  not  corrupting,  Jhc  hihfm 
handlong^fo  iighîà  bodte/o  long/èaihers^h^n^^l 

cofitmuaUy  carried  tn  the  ope^whereonjhefhds  fume 
call  her  the  bird  offaradtce^but  e^  ronioufl^  ^  ^^^ 
hath  wings ^nd  differs  m  other  parts  ^om  Lhù: 
Mailable  :  com.  Habitable  :  vsfhîch  may  bemhibitt'î  .,* 
dwelt  m. 

Manance.'f.  AdnseUing^bidingyinhjbitingin, 
Manant:  m.  A  dweller^  abider^inhabiter^  orinhabi- 
'  tant.properlyfiicbaone  as  drPtUs  wher(  he  rnsbo/ne- 
alfoyi  boore^clowne^  hindejbtsiba^many  mntrtyjil 

Manat:  m.^  monfirom  jridian  fijh  that  ufemkUi itn 
'    Oxe^and  bath  afiatbacl^e^  and  a  veriethiclfe  sl(in. 
Manbourg.  4^  Mambour.  w   «-  •  ^ 

ManceUcs:  f.  Great  jfron  rings  whereby  the  thill-horfi 
;^-e^c^  faftenedvnto  a  cart.       i*i     m*         »      ^ 

Manche:  m.  Thehaft^helueyorhandleofatoole-airo^ 
iheneflte  of  a  mujtc^lljhftrument:,  alfo^a  mam  totU.  ' 
'    Le  manche  d'une  charrue.  A  Ttough-tayleyor  hâu- 


^t.proteâorof  awido^y&c. 
Mamboumië  :  f.  ^  Mam-bournle. 
M^neluç.  See  Mammdu& 
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Mainillairc:  :  corn.  Of,  othelwiging  to  the  (frti^^ips^ 

AtMitions  ma^miBairès .  Tlaat  part  of  the  ^alfte 
vfbitb  fyes  next  to  tbenofe,  and  wbtre  tbtfineej^ 

Procez  mamiflairès.  tool(e^pccs,    ;  ?  j^^*'-,  ?|*  ' 
Mânîtnah'n).  ale  :  €  P'l«^S^toéeiftM(29r 

paps,     '  '■  -^^z '*:'^'"-^'^*''^^''*"-^^#4iî>|r?tf''*= 

Veiné  mammiJ<vSwt<Vdiiè.  '        %tnV 
ManTmain(7ii»twffWi»/Si»jr*)jM(^    ^^fM 
Mammcâux : nt^^lféwqrp-ài^.    f  ^iijfô-H  ; 
Mammelèttc  :  f.  Ahtthd»f,^!lntafiyvideiti^^^^f^ 
Mammeieux:  ni.,  ^t  t  f  Oj>i^  Mongmg  t»^%f • 

4,lfoj!>a$ttng  great  dues,  '■•      '  '•>^. 

MaHiincllc:f,^</bK,*i^>#ît''W>r.         t' M 
MamipeUemcnt  "Ditiijfitji^étei^lhitiilfspiJil^e, 

Mansnelôn  r  b\7^<  mpU^  teat  tf^ufy  u  «^asi,    l 


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Le  manche  d'un  efpieu.  Tbeftafeofa  Bore-fpe^e. 
Vn  manche  d'eftrillc.  A  dwarfi^elfi^dandiprAtslow  • 

Manche  de  rafbî^n  nez  faiâ  ù  jinanchc  de  rai- 
"ioir.  A  Héiwl^e-nofe.^  n 

i    Branfler  au  manche*  Tofha^e  tn  thï  helue^  to  be  ^ij- 

leâftrle  tranche  après  la  coi^ncc.  To  increàfe  a  y 
,   mu  fortune  by  defperatc  carelefn^èi  vpon  the  hjicof, 
fometofvrgoeall.       /     i  4      ^ 

De  l'arbre  d'un  pteflpir  le  manche  d'un  Ccrnoir; 
Prov.  Lfsr^^f  Gernoir*:- 
Manche:  f.  Afleeue^  aîfb^a  Èongitarrtwbagfftcb  as 
Hjpoeras  is  made  ini)  alfo^  a  fiat^  and  large  fisrnace^  j 
madefomerobat  Ml(e  an  Ouen]  and  v fed  foi  the  melt  m  g  ^ 
ofmetull  new€ome  out  of  the  Mine-,  ïs^y  à  fUeyie-:  ' 
.  net,  a  narrow  àttd  longfjh-net  j  alfi/a  fleeue4i\e 
narrtmtHf  of  the  fèahttweene  two  lands  ^  whence-, 
La  manche  d*  Angleterre.   Saint  Georges  cba 

MÎxH^éccoalkxa^rhe^totialoB^  ' 

.  fancheloinlMf de.  5é^  «   «   . 

La  manche  àt  la  wéée  3Tfe»#^-^P«ô«Y"'- 
.Mâftehés  aedcux  ^é^St^^iusWf»»  ponpy, 
*  ya,, wbértoftbé vpperpàfts  ofotufti^ia^tbefK' 

'^'^mir^fàmer^-^*^ *■■-'■■  •    ^  '^f-^^f*^-^: ■"*■■■ 

OeftliklitVn^ntrepaircacmaiîcfics.  tbunm- 

tber  mantier  «fmatten     .i^it  tyf 

l>d»it<b  temps  qiir  on  Ce  ii»oucIiwt-«»cbr  d  w 

or  cared  im  fir. tood  manners.       ,.     -1       ... 

a^âi^lb^  iw#«iiirif  $:  i%  dêim>êimfmt,  M 
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Mandil  :  m.  A'. 
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Mandolc:  f.  / 
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Manchercau  :  m.A  iittU  haft,<n  handU,j  ^l^^&S  _ 
.  Les  maiichcrcaux  d'  la  chacruc.  The  btmjnAah- 

dles,ûf  flough^ales.    ^  •  .i     1^^  ^^ 

Maiichcron  :  m.  A  btâaliu  or  bncer  j  aifo,  a  hatfi- 
JUeue^  9r wnii'flciuè  \  a  [Ucue  that  coucrs  tbcéoraHl 
fimthe  elbow  to  the  ivirifl^  '■..,  .\ïx-'^lk 

Mancherons  de  robbcs/rè^  banging  hàlfi-fitmof^ 

.    fgmejkJhioHed gownes.  '  ■  .  .■'..^'',V     '''^^i. 

M^Khcttc  :  £  A  cufe^of  band-ruffe.     '    >^  ^  v 
Manchon:  iit.^i^ Mancheron itfi^jtf  Snuff1(m\  éUfo^ 
âfcarfi,  bracelet^  or  uhétfuck  lil^  fhuout  rPêrne  i;p- 
0H  tbiJUcHe,  or  nrme  in  publike  Joomes,  and  ajff^ 

Manchon  cfKcr mines,  A  Maniple  cb^rged^oij^w- 
dered.xpuh Ermines.,  .  ^  ,  '  /\  ^  M^^^ 
Manchot  :  m, otlc :  f.  Ume^  thàt  bath  bûto^eba^y 
thalwanteth  a  limmei 


M^incipc  r.  To  d^ipoffefie  himfelfiy  to  defiaer  tVeJù^jJî-'s^  '$T:éf^ùd  bjut^oror  blacl^  enawell  made  of  it. 


DroiadcnianécdcîfL  TbatmeafHre'fiéUyponeue- 

fiehorfe^lôodofjAlt  brought  mto  Bouigcî>,  and  of  eue- 

rie  one  that  fills  any  fait  tn  Kourgcs  j  dfét  to  the  Abbot, 

and  C9ueniof  S.S\x\^\cc.^     ^ 

'ancge  :  m.  The  manage^or  managing  of  a  horfe. 

Kîincuuin;  m.  Àlil$ii,apen,  widemmthed,  and  nar^ 

.     row  hottomd  PJniery  or  Maund,  v/cd  for  the  cat  rymg 

$botb  ofviCluaUsy  and  of  earth  \  'ot/oy  a  Puppet  j  (See 

c    Mat^  alfoy  a  rude  inftttanent  ^f  Muficl^e\ 

vlpncr ilcs  cymbales,&  unanejquins.  To  leachr. 
I  louetdcs  mancquins  à  balUrs  marches. rferyîuwr. 

Mancquinagc:  m.  Antickf  ingrauevieyprcaruing^in 
^  :Wainuot\  or  Stone-rvorlie.^^^  ^j      %^         ^  ..    ;;-^ 

mzn^tçf.Afmali  band'yaJfOya  manacle  yOr  hand- fetter. 
M^inCj^vre.^  Manouvrkr.  .  || 

Manawcfc:  i  A  entame  minerait  which  beingmelted 
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.  M ^ndâ  as  Mandement,  Art  old  word. 
}All^dzt:myA  Mt^nc[at/^ortAznd2tnus  iortht^fMi 
.  ment  of  one  to  à  Beneffte^.  '     i  -  4T 

Mjuidataire :  m.  ^  Mandataries  one  that  comes  t§ 

a  Benefice  by^a  Mandiamus.  ^^    ^  -" 
M  inde.  ^^  Mannc  ;  a  ^uunJ.  l(?Pic. 
Mandé: m.  éc  :  f.  Commaundtd-yfentyOrcaUedforJbid 

iornt^  direlled  j  appointed ycljargrd. 
Mliidcgloire:  i  Mandral(e\  See  Mandragore 
}Aàndcmcnt:  m.A  (endingyorcalting  firyalpf^a  char  gey 
biddmgyor  conmaundement-y  a  Manda  té, Ma^iid^musy 
CommiffioTfyPVafrant^Appointment.  '     *  \        ^ 

Mander. Ttf  bidyflr  command^  tn  cM  bycommandement-y 
tofcndyfendfor,fcndwofdofyto  charge^or  appoints 
'A  ricn  mander  il  ne  faut  point  de  mefl^cr;  (a 
prvtmganfïver  Jir  fucb  as  fay  y  McLVouleZy^ous  rien 

'  ;,maq^r.J:-;  '^--V^ -■  '    "  •   ^^''"■*--'  •  j^:    '.  ■  ;-••*• 

'Am|i#livéc  Dieu  inonde  la  repeiic  :  Prov  •  The 
hedHeitfowre  downe  their  bleffîn^s  on  th'  vpnght.  ' 
'Atode  ordic  Dieu  lîiahdclc  fil:  Proy.  God  fk^ 
thers  their  indùuars  that  take  painès.    ^ 

Mandibules:  £ Tbeiawes. 
Mahdication  :  £  4s  Manducaftion, 
Mandil:  m.  A  MandUuin^icffe  C^pc^ié^  .^^     t 
Mandillc:  £ 4;/MandiL-   ■     /     „     * ,   >î 
Mandolc:  £  ÀtaciaréU(fifh.)  ^>fé:'^-4m^X 
Mandore:  i&  U  Vi^t,fmaUQiitmc,oriè^iiment  tt- 
'  fmhhngàfmaUCitterne.      ^i     -     ;.^.  -  >  ^^ 

Maâdoiianè;£  AbrottdCaniili^ 

Mandragore:  £  ÇMandra1{eyMandrag€,Mandragon*, 
^eof  there  be  tmki^ds...  ;     ^   ^      ^ 

Mandragore  femelle,  ThefimàU^tKtblackeMan* 
^^k^M^i^^da^fJkfigreem 
î^ptfêrwîfelikevntâi      ^^.    .     ■^,h,..^^^^^:...:  -^ 

Mandragore  mafle.  MaU  Mandrall^00ite  Man- 
^/^^Ipji^tmi  bearetb  around  apple.. -^^^ 
^^ndxeiirbeOUof  a  Mtmke^r  Hermit  ^yO^^^^^^ 

'^O^ibeddi  nptU^  $r  fidderkiplace^  fir  beafis,  in 

^fields.  '^^    ;.      ;:v  :>^^^ 

Mandregbire^  jr Mandragore,  't a!  1  i^iî* 
M  éducation  :  fl  An  eatings  cbâuiiMg,  â  gtmdktg^or 

cbamingvntiftheteetb.  '  I 

ManducSié:j£v<ji^4«  eating.  ^(R^:,^L 
A|«\ée:  £  AfinaUvefeUy^rmfrfmfj^eûffè  make 

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Mangl;  PU  ce:  (.Eaten,  fidon^    ^  i  . 

i§I  a  mange  le  lard.  Beonely  isgmllié  of  the  theft,  or 

WÊ!^ufena^.  ^%'^^^^^^  ••>    V  :^     '..  .••.;• 

n  fçaurà  on  qui  a  mange  le  lard.  The  theefè 
iU at  length bid/fcoucred.  (V  ;;   ^*»^     • 

Qiii  a  mange  le  lard  ronge  Tos.  He  /fc^if  hath  eaten 
the  (weet  fhi  It  taji  of  the  fhurc  \  or  y  let  him  that  hath 
otlentbebeft  goe  away  with  the  x^or ft.  .1 

?etttrop  mangé  d'un  pain  en  vn  liciij-  iveehàue 
ayed  too  long  m  aplaceyOrjlood  too  much  on  on^mat- 

V  II  a rhange'de îa  biche  hhnchc.Loo^e  Biche. 

''^einf^oai  fe^^ath^àke^efenélamewith  thei^ 
11  a  inan^c  dc  la  va'chc  enrr^gcc.  Lool(c  Manger, 
Mangcaillc  :  £  Meaty  foody  fujtenanceyViâuaUs.  . 
MangeaiOe  poyr  les  pourceaux,  SrçiUmgs,waJb', 
m^iydrgfftylî^gs^p^afh»    ^  . 

'  Il  luy  a  baillé  logis  pour  mangcaillc.  Ue  hatb  afftg- 

ned  him  a  houfe  to  eat^or  ta  drejVéï&fpcnfihis  meatjn. 

Mangeant.  Eatingifeedhfgyfiainz  iohiivî5luaUs.     ^ 

En  mangeant  Tappetit  feperd  :  Prov-  Eating  and 

drinhfngwilt  take  away  any  mans  ftomac\e.,  -    '  j 

En  mangeant  rappctit  vient  :  Vio.(Sometimesj  the 
more  tme  eats  the  more  he  niay.    V         "'    i^     :* 
Bonnç béfte  s'.efchaufte ch  mangeant:  Prov,  A 
goodbcaft  heates  itfelfo  while  it  eaiies-,  viz.  eates  hard, 

.   feeds  bear tilp.'  .        \  \. 

Mano;eatif:  m-  iiie:  £  Eatablf  i  which  may  be,  oris  fit 

-  tube, eaten.  *" 

Mangemerde:|.  The,  r^tme  o/àfifbtbats  otberwife 

^cauedfi^npc.'rS'^^^  -  '  ■  •"::^::Éfei:^^ 

Mangeoire:  f.Amanffryalfo,tbev^^^^ 

Manger  ?  m.  MeàtJfbod,fïsp^nancc^^^ 

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,  Manger  fon  bjca  cnlierbe»  To wafi  bis  reueme  be- 
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ilangcrlc  cochon  enfcinblc.  Ttf  cmphtyCên^re, 
kfiumé  prgâ^t^y  cvHclttde an  enterprifè,  t»gether  : 
(t«B^'/rm  fime  mtablt  meting  of  canQ^rators, 
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'i;fka(tbc  crAcl^ofÀbrMigAdocbi9y)àlShyt9  eât  Ut  meat 
kll«fii'y>  V  ireedily,  rviiiwut  ftajmi  fir  any  ftwce, 
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Manger <t||pèaivcnis  au  vcau.Zwit^  Veau.   / 
Mapj^crdc^ll^khc  enragée.  Il  a  mangé  de  la. 
Sec .  He  15  fé^J0ivntô  a  ^reat  neceJJitiCy  or  exirtmi- 
t:e:,hefsma^^^kbl^  alfo^  he  hatbendmed 

rnucbbardn€0^ai^  driml(e  of  many  waters. 

Donner*^  înangiér  &u  chicn^Sc  au  chat*  Ta  main-  , 
ta:nc  ho/pnalitieytoiliefpe  a  plenti/uUhoufe.  . 
Il  cft  a  tablc.&:  ïi^mangcrî  {Appljable  to  a  mife- 
table  ^are  gpod^  îlà 

H  Içait  plus  que|ein<ipain  manger.  He  is  no  child jio 
fîOiiicCyHo  bnbfyhè^arpcs  more  way  es  to  the  mod 
.  then  one.  -.%;2?' ^  ''^A^ 


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Bicbôf  conçeçs  mange  bien  le  loup:  ProSfe  I  oup. 
V  IJe|f|#it  donnclint,  ce  qii'on  mange  puit  :  Prov. 

IE  l^#ni^#^  au  bois  quand  les  loups  (c 

î  ÏTiarygentl-UnTautrc:  Prov.  Sf ^ Loup.^.  - "  ^  ^ 

%l^i^^^  les  grands 

lllgrtëïïfs  :  Prov.  Meanemenare  not  tù  eat  cherries 

s^mvitr/  wf  to  be  verie  familiar)  ipith  great  D>rds  ; 

:Mjîihc  Jtones  of  the  beft  flyejaflerat  theifefèsihen 

(their  portion)  the  worfi  into  their  mâutbes.  (%Mttcb  4- 

iitiewhereuntOyis^y)      ■  ^^'^^.^t-'^.-  •^v;-;^^  / 

Il  ne  faut  pas^mangér  des  prunes  avec4bri  Seîg- 

'neuriProv.  '    '  ^-  V--.  ;.  ,-^^^^Xf;53^^,?' 

Les  gros  poiflons  mangent  les  menus:  Pro.  Pt^^e 
men  an  (eaftly)fupplantedby,  the  nch^thi  ïHuipè/tbe 
prartgythe  meane  hy  the  might  ie.       v  >'  .lUkè^^^ 

Mauvaife  eft  la  faifw  quand  vn  loup  initog 

;  tre:  Proy.  See  Loup.      :    -:^     ■}  ^     Vf  ^^^  ^  * 
On  fc  faoule  bien  de  qianWr  tartes  :  ProVi  ÀfkâB 
may  ialfe  têimuch  ofagooathmg*  >fc  1  a  ^ 

Peuipettleloupmange  l'oyc:  Prov.  BjtkfWind^ 
little  the  iFolfi  eates  vp  tbeGoqfe.  -  ,•n^^^?;( 
Qui  mange  Toye  du  Roy  fl  en  chie  la  pliirtëeèit 

^  ans  après  :  Ptoir.'Lù9f[e  Oyc»        ràa  ^ .  ...:iifi^  ksii^i.: 
|;^i  a  honte  de  manger  a  liontc  de  vivre  :  Pro*  He 

^Hhatt  ajhamedtoiat  h  ajhaêltitd  liue^:    ^^^^  *  ,  m 
Qui  avec  fon  fcigncur  mange  poires  iljnedioiËft 

;  pas  des  meilleures:  Vt6.Hewat  ëâtes  Ptarétwitbhis 
Lord  either  cânnotyorjbpuùf  nùt^plcl^fuch  as  be  likfs. 

-  Qui  fè  ^tbrebis  le  loupktttklge:  Prov,  He  that 

'^ma\tTl)imfiljifmplefhatt 

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Maiigcriç  :  IGluttonki  rauening^  deuour'mg,hafi}e  «^ 
f,rctdïefeedïni',alfif^Yot)meyOrboufet9e«tin. 
F  aire  manocric  av<c.  fa  eatjn  l(eepe  houfe  ivUh, 
Mangcfbn  :  f.  ah  itch.     '  v   •.         •.     », 
Mangc-fujct.  A  fit  Cpithitefir  a  Tyrant.  - 
Mangcvcs:  f.  M^ftfy  Akènes  j  any  tbmg  thaï  »iy 
SwinevptaUyfeedoTt,'   cm  ^^^^  ^  ^  '    m^^^^    * 

Mangeur  :  m.  An  «atertfeederygluttoHi  rauener! 
Mangeur  de  charrettes  ferrées.^  netable  l^tU'Corf 
tmnfirom  huffnitf,  terrible  Jwaggereri  one  that  wili 

«*^  'IfiUali  he  meets^andéat  ail  be  kiSsk  ^:      '  >>        ■ 
Mangeur  4e  crudfix*  Anotoriom  hypacriie'  ene 
xtho  to  fieme  the^ftém  holie^isherl(ijfmiefàf,u 

:  Harcfi  gaîgneur  hardi  mangeur:  Vroy.  tbt  heu 
ter  one  falls  to  his  meat^  the  better  be  fiUorves  tit 

/■  workf^    ■■  '^ >''-'■  ■'^^^^^W''^'^  -■  ■'   .■•-■-'-.?  liiA  ■■■■■■■■:■'■■■' 

angeure  :  f.  The  feeding  ofvpitdBoreil  ^c.  " 
Mangeurs.  Qui  eftoiçm  (fadis)  ordonnez,  & 

voyez  en  garnifon  pour  cont^aipdrc  vnobHec  au 

payement  de  (on  dçu,ouyn  condamné  à  foutthr  I' 
♦execution  d' un  Areft,  Qu4'ûn  mandement;  ^îilC 

4Ues  à  ce  Ton  viroit  eij  fa  maifon^Sc  cjn  fcs  biens,  a 
-(csdcfpens.^RagueaU.-^%^.'     :  ï      l 

Mangonel:  m. at Mangonheau^ l-   %         «r      * 
Man^îonifinc  :  m.  The  crafl  ofpampering,trmmlnur 

fettingOHtpffaleablelhing^s. 
Mangonne  :  f*  A  Broilers  mfe,  or  broker  rie  mfran.  . 
Mangonneau:  m.  Anold'fijhionedSlàgyOrEniine, 

whereout  ftones^oldyrony  and  greafarr  owes  mrtvÏ9^ 

lently  darted,     ~^^  j       ^    ^ 

Mangonner.  Tfpmnpery  trimmer  flee^e^  or  fet  outvn- 
to  the  eyefale  things  ^^alfiy  to  mangle^  or  dtsfiiure  by 

■    ^^ngling^      ^   .  \    .•^:;i.. :.:,...-  .•.:..,-- 

^puri :  m.  AbâfeTHrlîtfh coyne,  tthereofjixtecnt 
doHittle  more  then  cottnteruayfe  our jemtie.      - 

Mangaicre:  f.  jfgteat'beadedyandf^ortflalliednjj 

f    vfed .ibout  jhips.  v     *    . 

Mar>iable  :  com,  TraRabléy  roicldable ,  handleablCy 
Mndfomej^oUerableypajfable. 

Manîaclé.  ^  Maniaque* 

7Ln\iX\cc:f»Amanaginf^h'andting,X9ieldiHg, 

Maniaque:  com.  ^iadjfi'anticliejraginf^fiiyieMSyOut- 
ragious^braine-ficlie, bemamliifé,  •  '  -•        v ..     » 
MoreIlcmaiiiac^c,Seft(ieMorelIei^'  ;:'4:  f 

Maniclcs. Manàcles/tand-fitters^gwes.  ^^-  ^ 

Manicordion  :  m.  AM(âidfi(l»oned)elartc(nd. 

Manié  :  £  Màdneji&y  fiirie,rage(by  toû  great  abundance 
•f  good  bloud intoiàcatmi  the  bead.)     -  *  -  '  :'"  ' -, 

M«ftié  :  m.  ée  :  tHandka^andfdjpiieldcd^mgei, 

ofien  touehed^orvfed. 

Msfïié'dc  fortune.  Affliâledjfr  ferfiiiiti 

fktten  tntom^erie^come  to  decay,  %  I  r^*l  -— . 
Manicipcnt:  m.A  b^ndlmiMgjuvng^vfafSj^vJki^i 

^  -r^^ toncbit^'^'^^-^il^-,  :-      ■^'  "''''!'''!, . 
ManicmciK  4e  ft  pcrionnc  rbe  eârr'uiêof  bis 

perfoH,  '  '^'  ■-'■'  •  'f\  ■     ■■    *  .■ 

^    Manier «ftJMfle.  ÏÂnhBiife.  "•'"'^  ''  - .  ; ^*f; ^. 
Maniéf  tresbien  fes  harpes.  To  ftitre  ^Jm^ 
'  '  verie  mmbly,  or,  t9  fl§f^»  tleiilie  tric^  ofitg^af- 

àfiom,vfi^wm,giàfiiàMurfe»  ord*r,fhk'y  eontt- 
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MÎnihéturé  2  lo-  ée^f.  moufjk^  or  done  whb  the 

baudsv- 

\  Manifaéturcr.  To  i^orie^mme  with  the  hands. 

la  partie  hontcafc;i/»rffr  Honteux.  >       • 

Ivlaiiifcftc  :  com.  Sddmfift^  apparent^  euidenty  netori- 
oui ,  open^  l^nùwne^ubUcIfC Maine j:Uexe^vndùubied^ 

,  ■'  ■^.      -\^:.  '  .-''■■  ■■■■     F%i    :...  -.;  -..i^.* './■:.'■:  •  ■ 

Ivlanifcflc:  m.cc  ;  f.  Mâmjtfied^  made  apparent ^'ptA-^ 
b(hed,d$vtêlgedy  difcoueredy  deteâeJy  reucaUd^  be^ 

U^nMcriicntManifift/yyàpparentl^^ 
hf/^fiublukhyvndoubudlyycertdwfy.  •..'•'       ' 

M^niifcften  Tomânifijl-^  publïjhy  declare,  deteSl ,  re^r 
ueate y  bewray ^difiouer^mal(e  ptaine^  cUere^open^  ap- 

.     firent.    .■■;•::,•-,..'■;     ^^-^■    '-'■■■^^  r-'  ■r-.-:\-  0^   ".-.'^ 

Manigance  •'  f.  4^n  iUfei  countenancejan  vnfitledfi^ 
jhfon,  anvnftâieder  vnfe^fkeiie  behampury  alfeiite^ 
utYt  dealing^priuate  IhuffliJHgy  fecteipradifrng  orpac- 
l(tnf^in  a  matter.      .     / 

Mani)jotter.  To  handle^elr finger much\  bufilyta  inm^ 
dreg}  y  orfild  vp  with  the  bands  y  m  children  doe  tbeir 

babies'^    •   ,  •■  \dL/'''^'  '  '■''  "-'^  • 

Manjguèt  :  m.  The  ^ice  caUiuhyainety  or  graines  of 

Maniijuettetf  ^Maniguct. '»     - 
Uà\mc:(.Tbe  handle  éf  a  pot ^&c.     '  r  ;  '  '• 

Manillcr:  oi.  Abraceletmal(ér;  alfiy  one  that  m  To^ 

î)^jb  Churches  gathers  fir  a  poorc  Freather.       -     ^    . 
Manjore.^  manger.'^    ,         ^  .  ♦  ;  :   -  ^ .  a 

Maniot  :  tn.A  certain  root  which,  boiled^  is  good  meat  y 

but  rawypoifon. 


basinet  y  leape^head.of  wele,  made  of  hullrn(hes ,  and 
vfed  by  fifhermen  i  alfo^  Puppety  or  Antic  lie  ^  Looke 
Manequin,  \  f^ 

Manncquinage.  as  Manequinage. 

Manncux  :  tn^euie  :  f.  Uelongwg  to  a  maund,  rtftm- 

blmgamaund.   '^■^.*^:,-/  •■  .^  '.  ,iv  .^^•*.;^:'.  ^ 
Manoir  :  m.  A  ManfknyMannof^or  Mannor4ioufe  -^  the 

fcUe  of  a  Mannot'^  a  place ^^r  chiefi  drfiiUmg  place  y  aU 

Manople  :  I.  A  l(md  oflonibauntlef^^or  as  'l^ianipu- 

'  Menotte:  f.^  tit  tie  handyaehi/ds  hand. 
Manottcs.  ManackSyhand-fiiters^gjues.  ^ 
MÀnoii\ïçr.Tohold^eccupieypofefj€';(anoldNorma7id 

Manouyricr:m.^  mechanical/ worl(e  man  y  orUbau- 

rcryanaTtfficetyOr  handier  afts-man. 
Manqut  :.  t.  T>efèâ,ldck^yWan(.        #r    •       i  ;  • 

Manque Î  com.  T)efi(lmejaci(wg^  wanting^  maimed ^ 
lame  ydecliningyin  the  wane\  dljo^leffc  j  wbence-y  Va- 
àctn^nq^^.Goe  leffe^aiPrimero.  ' 

Manquement  :  m.wanpjacke.defiaineed',  or  a  wart- 
ting,  lacl(mg ;  decliningyWantng. 

Manquer.  To  want,  lacl^e^  iteed.fnHc  of  he  dcfiôîm. 
Manquer  a  Ta  parole.  To  brcal^e  hU  word. 

Manquerot.  A  maimed,  or  lame  creature-,  one  that 
wants  fbme  of  his  limmcs. 

Manfais.  Deniers,  &  folz  manfais.   ise  double  she 

worth  of  Deniers,  andfoh  Tournoi?.        i^^. 
Manfart  ;  m.  A  Oduer^CoofhotyKingdone  :^Pic.    t" 


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Manipule  :  m.  A  gripe,  fiftfùUyhandfiU  of,  4  bundlo^a 
bott  Le  \  a  lfo,a  rvrijl'  bayid  \  or^as  Manipulon. 

Man^piilou  :  m.  A  Maniple  y  or  FanntU-,  a  fcarfi-lUfe 
ornament  worM  about  the  left  Wrifl  of  afacrificmf^ 

Tricji.  ■'.>    •■  -/.^:.iit  •      ..v:'^--..  ..;...  t-:,  ...\  '  i; 
Manivelle  :  fi  An  infirument  that  gees  with  a  vice,  ha- 
uin^at  it  end  a  hool^e,  whereby difioynted  bones  iére 
fet  in  their  filrmer places  ;  alfo,  the  handle  whereby  a 
frmdUftone  ,&c,ii  turned  \  and  hence  j  ^^ 

Manivelies.Tfc^  braces  wherby  a  winâUffUj^r  wmd- . 
^beame  is  turned.  ^      •        :^   :  ^        {   - 

Manne  :  (.A  mound  y  flaslçety  open  basttttyor  pannier  ha- 
utng  handles  \  alfo^  a  veine  pfeartbf  arfhndyWMth'gi-' 
^Mh  fi/ne  hope  of  gold  to  befidnd-,  alfbyMamutyOr  the 
deawofheaneMy  gathered  in  hot  counttiesfrowiptantSy 
and  treei  wherein  it  congeales,andfeferuedae  ^igen- 
il^  purger  of  t  holer  ^ywhente  I  >  i*  v  v  .  iV;  rv 
Manne  de  CalabrcC^/^^ri^ Manna\the  ^^fiyttnd 
^^  lofting  Marma^ythepai^éswherofbefmau^^a'*^ 
^^.v^biteycleéreytrànfpartnttyoitdveifkfipeet.  '  r 
^wcit  àtCoKioxuGfealffametêfliUfmdrefim* 
blinglôcl^ofwoêUym  bmhê^  ;  the^worfe  kind  of  te- 
^^Mannayand  the  worfl  of  all  others.    ^  ;  . .  t- 

Mannç  d'I^ncen^.  GtaHm,  crunmtiiùrmaim$él(es 
i:  ^l'^cenfemregf^ 
Manne  de  fac{A<à^  The  belt  l(iBdof  CaUbri'an  Uan- 
Jji  gathered  from  ^tbe  leaises  èfbearbesy  anet^  trees. 
M  anne  de  LeVafl^  lenant  Manno)  afèconsUgéie- 
^."^jfJki^rfMagnayinjè^ 

'^^ntqum  :  m.A  lihk,êptnyWidi^inôskbêdjnU^ 
jow'bottùnudmaundyfiasketyorpanniir  yédf^ 


Manfellçs./w  MancclJes. 

Manfîonnicr  :  m.  A  dwe  Uer,  inhabitant  y  abidcr-y  one 
that  hath  a^manfion  in  a  place.  "^     ,      • 

Maiifûet  :  m.ete:  (^GentleyCourteous/melie^ildJ)um- 
bie\tame,tra3able.  y 

H  ^  l^anfuetcmcnt*  Gently, meekely,  miJâfy,courteouJIy^ 


traHably; 

Manfiietude  :  î.GentleneJJe,meel(eneJ}e^courtefje,mild^ 

'  neffe,traClMbléflef]eyhumilitie', tâmtnefje. 
Mante  :ff  A  mantle  j  alfOyOs  Menthe, 

Mante  vduë.  A  Yug,fough  mantle,  Irifh  mantle. 
Manteau  :  m.  A  claire ^  alfdy  thewantle'treeofa  chim* 

•  Le  manteau  d' vn  che^  ah  His  baire,or  coat.^ 
Les  blancs  manteaux,  -rfzr  antïent'Order  of  begging 
Friers  y  for  whom  S.  Lerm  built  a  houfe ,  or  Couent  in 
Vafis\  afterwards  giuenbf  Philip  the  Faire  vntothe 
GuiUeminsftf»  Order  of  Hermits  ipflituted  éj^  Guil- 
laume 7?/^^^ /?/Guiçnne,4;j^/ E^r/e  ^Poiâou)»?è(? 

>  yetretaineityondwithit  this  title.     \^ 
Droift  de  manteaux  Chlff-money :,  Lool^c  Droift. 
Pendre  ion  manteau  à  foible  cheville.  T#rrçi//>^ 
adtiifcofafooleyOralmeso/abegger\  va'mely  to  relie 
;^t:*lpesyOrfet''d^$ls;::^folutiono!n  a  tottering 
foundation,  x      :> 

-?  Coeur  content,  &  manteau  fiirrcfpaulc  :Pro.5rf 

Coeur  ;  ou^Con tent.        .  . 

Fy  de  manteau  quand  il  fiiiâicau  ;  Prov.  A  clil(è 
is  but  a  comber  in  pire  weather.  ^  **  |' 

Mantel: iïî.^Manteaife-*^  >  *..^  r   n     :v^f:;  g' 


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Mantelc  -.  m.  ce  :  (.clekeei-,  cmredmib  a  clùktjfiûtt. 
:>>dtâ^j^à9wtdvnieramànteUiy  ,->  d^vpi^^^^^ 
Marnier*  ToetokeitoceuerwtbâtkXt',  t^  defend, 

Jhroud^pr  jhield,as  vndtr  anianteUH^V^^  -?  ?^i . 

Mantekt  :  m.  A  little  m/mtli-y  alfo,  d  muabte  ftnû 

v»'-  bn^^fhfd«fb9ordsyVHdtrr»bkhJ$Uldms  a^èa- 

tM»ga  fêttifire  ne  fjrmded  ^  and  defended  jrcm 

wbatfieuerittbrovmedcmeefntbebifieged  — ^ 

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Maiiticorc  :  f.  U  râUinotu^d  mankind  InAan  biâH^ 

that  hatb  a  face  lil^e  amgn^a  bodk  Itkf  4  Lphy  and 

three  ranliis  of  vtriejharf^  teethe 
Mzntil  I  m.j4  table-cloth.,  # 

Mantin  :  m.  A  \(mdofjh^iMnt. 
Mmtonç\:m.  The  caià  of  a  dôcre. 
Mantonnicrc  \i.Achocki^or  bob  vnder  tbicbjime^et^ 

fo^the  chinne-peece  ef  an  helmet  i  alfOj  a  cbirnie-clotb^ 

or  the  little  pace  of  fini  linnen  vriiertwhh  â  maslfjtd 

l4die  couers  her  cbinne, 

Hrbillcmcnt dc tcftc à maiitoniiicrc.  Ji cai\(t^or 

:  an  helmet  hauingdchinne-feece^'^ 
Manuel  :  m.AManneU^  a  poriabU(prayir)iool(e. 
Manuel  : m.  elle  :  f.  Manuelt ^bandit  ^  of  tbi  band^ 
wrought  or  done  with  tbehands*^         *        If 
Arecn  t  manuel  Prefent  money^tadie  eoynté 
lulticcmanuellc*  That  rights  it  felfe\  Uol(t  l\x(- 
ticc.     ,....,  .  .|/    .  .  ^  • 

Seing  manucL  Ùn4i  bandfubffftibedjnâr\^rfigne 

put  to.  '^'■]      .  yf.     t  ••■• 

Manuellement,  baulcr  rtiTo  gme  in  bândjaj  readie 

money ^deliuer  prefentfy.    ^  ■'       ^  ^ 

Manufa6turc  :  î.asUzm(2Bmc.       V  * 

M  anumiiïîpn  :  f.  A  manumi(}îon^  ordifmifjing  ;  a  free* 

ing^  infranchfingy  fettingat  Ubertiij  dehuofing[fiàm 

bondage.,  p»     /   ^       i* - 

Manutentcur  :  m.  A  maintainefy  vpbolder,  protç£lor, 
m  eoantepancer.'         /  «> 

Manutention  :  fc  <«  Maintenance.        ?^ 
Mappemonde  :  f.^Afoap  of  the  xmrU*     'p-       ;'  f 
Mippulc  :  Î'A  little  peeaofLavnte  vtbetemtb  tbt(.S4^ 

cT*mentaW)?ixUcoueud,  j,    ,     ,     -  v 

Maquereau:  xtu  U  MaçlfcieU  (fijbi)  à^fa(man) 

batvd*  -  .iif  ■',.•'■" .'    ./ 

Maquereaux.  Redfiorebett  or  ^otsmiit  Up  éf 
fucbasiffetofitneeietbefire^  i.    • 

Maquereau  baftardL  The  bafiard  Maelcerelli  fimi- 
véaitejfiitndUJpef,ood^ben  the  right  êne»    '  a 
Maquerdage  :  m.  TbefraSUfijOr  trader  ofbawderie» 
Maquerelle  :  f.  W  (mma»)  barvd;  the  folic'urix  of 
'f  iecfime.    '  ■  ■r:.':^:'' ,      '';  .'■■^^;-^' _; -•  v:.^  '  '  ■■  _ - 

MaqiiereUeux  :  oueufe  :  f.  Ftf/To/^invim^,  vjS)ig  f|« 

trade  ofbawderie^lengiug  to  the  bawdieart^ 
Maquignon  :  m.  A  Hucfter,  Brolferi  Horfi-fiottrfert 
eoufentHg  Marchant,  «       * 

Maquignonnage Mn.  Deceit fùUbrtlfage^bargammg 
fjir^  or  feUiHg  of,  tbingf  ^  hence^lfijibe  trade  ofborf- 
fiourfitg.  ;  ^ 

Maquignnormer.  ToplaytheBroifiryOr  norfe-Ccm 
fer^tp  dealt  deeàtfiUf  in  bargatnes;  atfi^  to  play  the 

Mar  :  m. harenc  ^wax.  A  ffett^fùre^pu^nifiiU- 
rv»tdHerr'mg,     "     %  '     , . 

UAnbm.Akmdifbéficofrte, 
Maraine  '.f*A  Godmotber, 
'M.ùT93S:m.Amarfi,  trfypU',  Uolft  Marei^^  *       ? 
Maraipedi.^a-Maravcq^     *  '  '    '^  * 

Maran  :  ta.  An  ïufideU^cream^ApofiâU^  Kemgeio^ 
;  tChr'^MH  c'nçmcifid i  tr  Jew  turned p^rfiémi 
I^eMarrane. 

IManmc.  <w  Mareanc 
Marafine  :  in.  Aconfimptiêitim  tbetigbefidegjreeitn 
,  I  extrtame/ft  totêU  eonfmption  i  m  exficedtion^r  dry- 
•    mg^iftbewh9kb»ék»i^,,  ^.         ,*^  .  , 
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Maràfiné  :  m.  ée  :  f.  tfbolly  corfumed,  wajied^  rvUbt- 
f    red^xhait fled ^r  drained  of  moiPure,     '         . 
mAnRK:f.4ftepda$neyOrfletmotber.  ,j  j;.;. 

Qui  a  maraftre  a  le  Diable  en  1'  atr'e  :  Prov,  lit 
thatbatbâftefdamebéthaViueUtobisdame., 
MixmTciqw.Stepmotber-lil(e.         .       ^ 
Maraud  :  m.  A  rogife^begger^ifagabond;  a  vârlet^nf 

•  eaUyfeûHndrell^a/elpi^e,  ^.s;         ,    , 
Mltfaud aille  :  f.  Apat^e  oftowferoguet^çrue  ofbt^. , 

gerfy  vagabonds  i  alfo,rafcallitieyfioundiellifme. 
Maraude:  f.  A  begger*wotrùm,great  lavç^e  ^fteant.n- 

gkifi  hedge-  wbore,Ttnl{trS'bitcb,       «  :  *    y^ . 
Marauder.  To beg^topUy the rdgue,oridle vagabmd. 
Maraudife :-£.  Ueg^eriefrogtierie ,  idle  l(naktrie^befe 

vagabondrie.  ^ 

Matavcdi:  m.  A  Rttle  Spanljh  coype^i»bereof^mi^t 

but  tbeRojallyOf\\.d.ûctL 
lA^ivhtt:  m.  Marble. 
Marbre^entiL  The  bard  white  mar bU ^hereof  fia- 
tues^oY  images  be  commonly  made. 
Marbre  grcne.  See  Grcnc*     ♦ 
Marble  Paricn.  A  marble  of  a  wbitijh  colour^  r^^hrch 
indurés  a U  weathers /uid  being  poldhed  bath  a  reUm* 
bhnceùffiîflk        "^f  -^       ?     r^ 

Marbre  (crpcndm  A  jotted  marble^  the  ground 
whereof u  aarkf  greeniytbo^ots  light.  *  '  '  /^ , 
Marbre  Thcbaïquc,  Wheteof  there  be  two1(ind$\  ont 
^f^tt^yjb  ground  jotted  with  troo  or  three  jmdi  te 
colour yy  another  blatlfi  ^  and  beautifiedwitbgoldtn 

Le  marbre  de  foy  n'a  que  faire  dc  peinture  :  Pyov/  ; 
A  beautifuU  thing  needs  M  '^/^^^  an  exceUeàt  îbini 

*  no  commendation^    -  #r        ,    f     ; 

Marbré:  m.ce  :  î.MarbUd^cfifiarble^itbmarblt/ili^ 
"tmomarbk.     ;-v      ■, .  ^"•■...-^^'••;  .•■•''  .-^^ . 

%   Pierre  marbrée.  Anyhardy  or  plaine  Jtfioneyrvhkh^ 

éu  marble /nay  be  fmoùthedjOrpolifhed.       *^  ^ 
Marbrcux  ;  vutull  of^or  abounding  mtb garble. 
Marbrier  :  nu  A  marble-^utter ^  one  that  worlfctb  in 
\^n$arble.  V       -  ,    '      # 

Marbrière  ?  f.  A  quarry  of  marble.    ^ 
Marbrin  :m.ine:£  Ofmarblejrefembtmgmarble. 

Marc:  ta.  MarlfO  (a  mans  name.i)  alfoj  the  mother^ 
^     ff  ounéydregSyleeSybottome^  or  fetlingiof  liquor  \aU 

fiytbe  ftèffe^or  tbicliefubflance  that  remains  of  things 
which  oâui  bane  fauee^a^ed^  or  firainedi  alfb^grtiurd 
manuredyOr  dunged  fir  the  next  y  enr  es  tiUagt^  (iM^ 
the  next  marginall  word.)  i^:  ' 

Marc  dc$  raifins.  The  mother  of  the  papes;  tbi 
buslfsMUkgSyOr  skins  ofgrapesofier  the  laffprefjmg. 

Faire  vn  ïMicTo put  papes  mto  tbepfep}  tP^V$ 
or  make  readie^  a  peffing  of  grapes.      '  "^     . 

Marctm.^  Marke;  halfè  ^ /^iaw4  ir  e/^W  ^«^^  V 
iotdjfiluer^  biUon.  ,^     /.  r    l 

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uj.d.  ivpon  eium  Marc  effibteri  end  j,a.  «f  «» '**2J 

Marc  W«*  ferfi&b^Vf^^  *  *^*  TronoM^'" 
Mmti  fitjbeùdes  hit  ordÎMTteintertê'mmtnU 

.  Chargéifpoi<Uderoarc/Sw»/*^ifl«'>f S^ 
mlmdeii  (mppliskktêmte  tbttbatbtak^tnbiiliqi">f 

Rem  de  chic»,*  marc  a*  treent  faont  tout  vn  «tt 
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M  arcanet  :  m.  ^  ^/W  ofmtrfbvitt. 
'  IVtircarite^^Marcarsitc.  k 

alfoy^  ^///^  hfmïncrall  ;  whence  ;     *  :  \     "       :  ^; 

Marcaffin  iaulnc.  '^^rf  vhrioUyOr  as  Marcafsitc. 
i  ]Vlarcalïite:f^  The MarcajJUeyOr fiYe-fione\  aminerall 
I      ihaifmelli  lik^  brimftone  \AndUeftrpol(ind$\  tbejel- 

lorp^fiji^^^^g  as  golci\  and  the  wbne(theputeY^nd  bet- 

tcrùfibetrPo)lili0filuer:^^^^^^^^^^^^^T   -;-;,,;    •   '/' 
Mircefche.  March  corne  y  Summer  Bar lie^  Summtr 

Mirccz:  m.  March coynéySumfHeicùrlie^fuchJ^ 

foxpcd about  March  j  <«j  B^r//^^  Oii/j,  &c^ 
}J[:\:coï)iVt:Tt\.AMarquk. 

]Vlïrcnai2;c.  Droiâ  de  \mxùi2^tX6o^vndei  Droîâ:. 

Marchal.^MarclchaJ.    .;  -   4  " 

M  irchand  ;'m.  ^  Maï chant  ;  atràdter^4  traj^J^er-y  al* 
fo^an  orcupier^or  tradefmanr^  anyjhopmtfeeper  that  re»- 

.  tailes^orfcIhwaYCs  of  the  bet  ter  fer  t^  a^ftll^esy^ood 
Inthh^orjiuffes  ;  whence  ;  '     /    ^^  ;  ;       ;^ 

farcnancTdcibye.  A  Silkf^an.     . 
Soupcx  de  marchand  A  largeur  great /upper.   : 
Vn  marchand  qui  prend  T  argent  fans  compter, 
ne  peler.  A  theefi.  :  .  .  u.     »     -^  .  "^  '     '  •  ] 

Se  faire  marchand  de  poiflbn  la  vieille  de  Par- 
ques. To  enter  into  a  profijjion  when  there  U  no  vfe  of 
j( xto doê  anif  thing  vnfeafonably^or  too  late.    \  '^ 
Marchand  qui  ne  gaigne  perd  :  Prov.  The  Mar- 
chtm  ^hat  gaines  not  loofis  \  and  yet  i'^^^^ 

'  11  n'cft  pasinarchand  qui  toufîours  çaigne;  Prov. 
Hc,  trades  not  well  that  alwayes  U  a  gainer.  •  -j  - 
Marchand^qui  perd  ne  peut  rire:  Prov.  ^  Af^r- 
chant  ïooJÎTfgcannot  laugh.  ^>y       . 

Aujoard'huy  marchant  demain  mefdhant:  Prov. 
TùàayaTntder'tomorrowaTraytor.^    I    ' 

Ou  marchand  ou  larron  :  Prov.  Either  a  trader ^or 
■  a  \ltAler*^ See L:ix\on.  -'  ''^:'-r :''  ]\.:  ^'  -A.. 
Bonne  marchandife  trouve  toufîours  (on  mar- 
chand: Prov.  Good  chaffer  cannot  want  a  chàp/nan. 
Marchand  :  m.andc  :f.  O/Î^r  belongingto^  a  Mar- 
chantyorMarl(Ct',welltraded/nHcbvfed;iferie  com^ 
won,      ^«i.  V  '  ■..■.■,...,.•-  ■      t 

Livre  marchande.  »Ç^^  Livre.         •  ^ 

l^apier  marchand  Browne ^or  blotting-paper. 
Place  marchande.  The  mar l(et  place ^  or  place  of  ùt- 
dmarïe  bargaining  ,  and  paimenti  j  any  free  ptâce 
^^tremen  may  meet  on  euen  tearmes  ;  whither  any 
^an  that  lifts  ma)  comeyor  where  a  man^wbile  be  lifii^ 
^''yfi^y^     -  .. •;  w-  i- *---.#-  ••■■:- ■:-. .;.    *-.-.^  I,. 

Poids  marchand,  lo^i^^  Poids.        4    r^r;  /^  |i# 

Marchande  :  m.cc:  iXbeapenedi^oitghtoMdfbldJbafr 
gained ^copedyOf  agreed  for  j  tfijfi^  houered^  orftpoda'^ 

^  loofèfromibraued^  affionted^or  dealt  with  afkrre  êfr^ 
^lfo,delayed^or  trifled  out  y  as  the  time^fh  an  aduanr 
tafSyOr  through  feare.^l  ^'^■-    v  ^ 

Marchandement.^f4  Marchant^  MardmtdiJ^i. 
Marchander. Totrafficl(titradeyplay  the  Marebant^ 

buy  andfiU  j  to  cheapen-  bargaipe^  Cûpe^ofjtte  jM; 

^Ifoyto  delayer  trifle  out  the  time  y  alfo\  to  bosfur  ûfr 

(i^ndaloofiflom\  tobraue^or  de^^le  /with-  afmu  of 
,  {btfire  adofing)  aitbtr  chtcumfpeBly  aOk  fit  ad- 

^ntage^or  cowirdly  and  in  feare.  '  -^^  r  | 

Marchahdfer  la  peine  d'aucua  TùUttmtHÀdoe 
^5  marchandent  â  Te  çoumcr.  Tbeybirééidkyàrâ^ 

bout,  to  turne.  —       ^   •    /  m   >i  m'oi^  i »t 

S^ns  marchander.  Ptefmfy,  inflantfy^  ^eadi^,  eut 
y  handy  without  any  paultring^  haggling^  ^  flan* 


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Marchandife  :  f:  Marchandife ,  commôditm , 
chuflfer,  fluff  r,  (il[o,trading,trafficking,bargaming-(ui 
cupying,  buying  and  felling ,  mec  ban)  call  commerce  M 

Marchandife  de  gueule,  viâiuatls. 
Marchandife  Latine.  The  befl  ivare.^  or  chokeft 
ftiéff  e  called faby  Marchants.  ^  ♦ 

^  Dcmener marchandife.  Totrade-  ortiimblc  ouer 
commodities.^  '•  ^  *^^ 
Marchandife  n'efpargn^uls:  Prov.  The  ^îiTv- 
cbantswarebidsmen  bcwart^fbrhewillgàincbyljk 
father  ;  or  ^Marchandife  holds  nofi'iendjhipyycelds  no 
fnnpurJ)ath  no  confluer at^on  bHt.vfgainè. 
Marchandife  qui  pi  aift  efl  ddemy  vendue:  "Prov. 
Vleafe  the  eye^and picl^c  ihc  purfv  j  or^  content  the  cyc, 
your  bargaineishal fi  made.         ■-  .  <   -' ;     ^ 

Bonne  marchandife  trouve  toufîours  fon  Mat- 
chand  ;  Prov.  Good  ware  is  euer  fîirnifhed  with  chap- 
men y  or  y  finds  euer  (lore  ofcufïomers.      y. 

V  On  n'a  jamais  bon  marche  de  mauvaife  mar- 
chandise :  Prov.  One  can  neuer  haue  ill  ware  cheap 
ynough'y  OYyhU  bar  gaine  ^  not  cheaps  that  bath  ill  ware 
firhumney.         '-'■''■'■',,-:' v. r-^-' ^■■■^.::-:  ■'       -    I. 

Marchant.  ^  Marchand.  •  y"        *    ;7è 

}A'^^c]^^'CïiMarchingy[leppingjtreadin^^^^ 

pacingy  footing  it.  ^r 

Marché  :  n\.A  Marlfct  ;  Market flead^or  Mar l^et plat e-^ 
alfoya  bar  gain  e^or  match.  ^ 
Bon  march é  ;  &  gi  and  marc hé.^  Good  cheape^  dog 
cheape^  a  low  ratera  reafonable price  \whence 'y 
Bon  marché  tire  Pargentjde  la  bourfc  :  Prov.  Uo 
fklfepurfetoa'cheapecommoditie.         t^ 
U  n'aura  ia  bon  marché  qui  ne  le  demande  : 
Prov.^  Thofe  that  require  not  y  hake  not^  things  good 
cheape.  ^  «^         . 

Oft  n*a  jamais  bon  marche  de  mauyaife  marchant 
dife:  Prov.  For  naughiie  ware  no  price  as  low  y- 

»     nough.  .      .       ,  ;  . 

Le  vin  du  rriarc  he*  Lool^e  Vin.       *   : 

^À  r  hpfiel  prifcr^îrau  marché  vendre  :  Prov.A^^- 

lue  at  homCy  but  fell  in  the  market. 

On  he  s'en  va  pas  des  foires  comme  du  marché: 

Tbiçafeii  not  ali^ei  fir  at  F  aires  they  pay  tolly  in 

Marlfets  none.  v<^  * /'       ^  '- 

Silefoln'alloit  aumarcne  on  ne  vendroit  pas  la 

mauvaife  denrce  :  Prov.  if  fioles  went  not  to  Mar- 

liets  bad  war  es  would  not  be  fold  i  {So  fioles  are  fome- 

times  good  fir  fometb'mg^  *  J      ,  .  >  n 

Marche  :f.  A  regjion^fl^  quarter  \  alfo\  a  march  y 
fiôMt  ire  ^ôr  border  of  a  countrty\  alfl/t  greece^tbefiep 
of  a  flaire  j  alfo^ajUp^  the  fiotmgor  pint  ofafiot  ^al- 
fi^a  march  yOr  marching  Êffouîdters  ;  àlfoy  a  virginall; 
êr<)fganyl(ey\alf0yibe  finger-board  of  a  Violl. 
BafTes  marches.  Pedallsi  the  low  l{eyes  cffime  Or- 
gam  to  he  touched  wth  the  fiet\  whence  y  '• 
louer  des  manequins  d  baflcs  marches.  To  lea^ 
cber^yand]  .   /     "  ^ 

Tenir  des  ba/Tes marches. Tp holdoftbefmec\e^or^ 
hiswifito  behismatfter.  V  ^^      '  ^^ 

Doubles  marches.Rf/?x>  breathing  fleps-ytbe  broad 

'^  flips  efabalfi'paceftat/f,         •    -^'-^  -^^*-^»  ^^" 
Enjamber  fui  les  marches  d'âutruy.  TovOêrpey  in- 
croach  onyor  meddle  wftby  another  mans  right.  ii_ 

'Marcke  :  m.  éç  î  f.  Marched  y  walked^paad^  Mp^^f 
Utêdén^^me  \  proceeded  in  y^  on.       ^^u^^iNi^»  - 

Marchcinent  :  m.  Amarcbing^waOtfni^  ptuingy  fiep- 
fing^isdingyproceiding.  .      v   v 

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,.    «r  bencbythât  hilfts  ti$it$iet  vfn  êbigbtr  thing, 
*A  mzTChC'pKà.Afijhimof^^wberm  m*  g*" 

tber  fir  bmi)a  haljè  bam-mt. 

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^  fittiMg.  ..•;■'-";=■. 

Marchcr.r»  mrch,i»e,pâee;»êlkejtrtâdJ^fyfiêUt',tt 

Marche  cela  laquct.7y#«i#«r7#ij)Z«l/ff«isr4>j«fi 
4  wbr*/*  t//i//»  £«»/«»/<  #/4i4^  «bftrutnt  pêrêpe, 
wbo/eruet  fir  mbing  but  tê  êpfUud  «inrie  àêting  ^ 

»  ^mh^and  to  tread  titt  tuerie  éet  ef^U,  bit  find  fa- 
tron  deliktrt. .         •       '        *      *     .       * 
Marcher  en  pas  de  loup.  T«  tteadt  ngêe^Vl^a 
theefèy  cuuMingl]f^ouertly,giagerljy  faire  andfiftlf. 
Marcher  de  pied  en  terre.  Il  ne  marche  de  &c.H^ 
Urapt^er  rauijht  witb  pride  ^er  iejn  belfttewes  net  tbe 
jlXoundbegeesêM, 

l*Marchcr  i  quatre  pattes.  Tocrnptm  aUfiure  l^ 

Cela  marche  à  quatre  roues.  Tkat  goes  vetj  rouad» 

lyfirward, 
Marchçttc  .(.A  little  fie  fyafmoMfiotifig. 

M^xchcttcs.  Small  Organ  l(eyes, 
Marchir.«MMarcbifer.  " 
Matchis  :  tn;  A  tbicke  trace  ^  er  trail  efmen^rr  heafls  ; 

jrequeucieeffiept/nanj  fiotingt  together '^  àlfi^patb 

beaten  out  by  often patting^or  treading.        > 
Marchifèr.  To  border ,  adlejne^  or  lie  fo  neere  together 

that  one  touch  another',  toubutt,  or  If  bund  one  on  ano- 
■'   tber,  ■  ■ -•'..  j.-f'-  ■*•    i. 

Marchons:  m.Stillfn^fir  wineveffeUi  ioJUndo», 
Marchu^:£  A  nunfbing,  waiting,  pacing,  treading, 

fiepping,/ootingyproceeding,  ■> 

M  ircia>;c.Droifldc  mar.  !.♦«/(:«  x«</rrDroia.    \ 
Marcier.  To  receiue  tbe  rent,  or  fine,  Marciage*  .  s 
Marcoccr.  4<  Marquocter.        :     v         i        . 
Marcotte.  4»  Marquotte.     ^ 
. Marcou : m.  AnomniaU eat/igib eat.  t  >    .i. 
Mardècachene.  Loolte  Mat  de  cathene  ^  in  Ca- 

thene.  ■■  ■       -, ■  -■  ':   ■"■  :•>.. ^^i,.-..  y -y ■■* r-  ••  ^:\-^i\L..- 
Mardellc  d'  vne  puits,  Tite  brinite^  brimme  ofu  well-, 

or^ore  proper  iy,the  round,  and  high  border  of  wood, 

^Tpne^bat  compafesjbeautijies/atd  l^eft  iriMU^he 

top  «ftbaj  brinlftfOr  britume.        ^ 
Mardi.  Trn/<<^   *  n     ;        ;  .  "^    ^         ' 

Mardi  gras.  5irMK-rn»/2/!(9. 

Cela  fcnt  Ton  mardi  ^as,  Tfcif  k  ,4  tinfi  Geentuus 

sS;  or  (m  nutters  of  d^comrfi)  that  it  4  mtft  broad 

^ch  ',  (fi^m  tbe  libera  talgen  by  many,  that  day,  to 
^   taxmest/ntdtall(eattbàrpUé^e.)  ^^  '  •     .  t  . 
!Mare:fc  AfiMdingfêoSiiifwaUf  netHêlmfefit  for 

tbeveateringofeatteBfèmiotber'vfhafbméaMdriet 
mjeSttkfifihpoÊd.,    *     H  t>i^ 

Mvf.àuéC'lMm*âifilUmiim&tables,beiâM 
hy anlfn^yu âfiàfmébaibÊrj&c.       -i,  3^5-0; 

Mftreant. Af^ni^    '  %  A  ^  ii;  : 

MxéciiSêa^',étfê,/Satwàeriêifi,a>eiide,  or 
fUmag  of  tbe  fiai  t^^fèâ^  MUmjor  tbe  roiling  of 

V  •  -«  mamm.  ;  êtfè^  watâthat  bbmes  fiomfea,  i^^^t^^ 
Sendr  la  marée  T§  Imke  %  a  néore  (jTenm  tbe 

r^GoddtJp^  of  pêâ-fi^Un^  wm  bred  bftbefea. 

Mxétt'.éit  Marer;. ;•■  ,i, >,.i :'7:  '  "  fi<; ji'mJ ■;.»»:^istù 
MarcUe  :  iAfquartmaebtflk.hmi,  or  m  Mhaelifide 


}A^en%C'-iOier(ordinme'jblewT'amoufe, 

Marer.  Tomooreyor  bemssredi  to  lie  fijienedmtb  caJ^ 
bles^  boldfaft  by  anlfers^within  a  harbor,  m  neere  ta 
a  [bore.  ,.-  i;       |'^'/'  »■■,.•,•■•■••..„.   --;,,:. 

Mareicage  :  m.  .AgrUt  marfh,finne^t  pioore  j  a^ 
nie,iÊrmooriJhplacefg;roundyOrcoiintrey.  , 

Mareicageux:  m.  cure':  f.  Fennie^moorijh,  mifk. 

Marefchal  :  m.  AMarJhaOofa  ^îngdom,or  of  a  camp 
(an  honourable  place  ;  )  alfo,a  Blacl(-fmitb  ;  alfe^  Far. 

rierJHo/feleecbyOrHorfe'fmith;alfi,aHarbingertuid 

hence-r  ■■■  ?  .  .'•   ■.  ■  •-  "^-      ■  ■  ■•'*  ''  ' 

Marefrhal  du  corp»  du  Roy.  The  Kings  ehiefi  Har- 
binger.    '    '■        ■;.. /"  k'  V,-  :■  .  >,;  ■-..■:  -.s©-  ^-     ■ 

Marcfchaux  de  France.  The  Lord  Marjballs  ef 
France;  (whereef,in  Francis  ihefnfis  t'me^herertere 
but  twfo^mo  there  be  ten)  wb^hauing  their  ftuerall 
Trouinces  affigned  them  by  thcKJngy  ride  circuits  in  to 
ffjem,  to  be  prefint  at  alt  generall  Kuflers  ;  to  fee  how 
ntilitarie  difçipline  is  obferued  m  garrifons  j  to  vhv 
tbe firtificationt,and reparations  effiontire  menu- 
the  mumtion,and  vidua  Us  of Arfenalls^and flore  hou- 

*  fes-y  andlaftfyyto  prouide  for  theptmijhmenl,  erd  ftp- 
ptejfton  of  aU  vagrant, idlCyond  lewd  rogues  :  lis  doi- 
vent fe  rendre  aux  armées  les  premiers  en  bon  c- 
quipage  j  Çt  font  fous  le  Conneftablc  ffayes  Ra- 
gueau)  hiderwbomas  they  commaund  aÙDul^n^ 
EarlsyBarons^aptainSyfind  Genfdarmes  y/o  ma)  tbtj 
neither  giue  batteU,makepoclamatien^or  mufttr  a- 
ny  men Mtthout  bit  commandement  (fayes  a  good  En- 
gli(h  Author.)  '    »         V 

Marelchal  :  m.  aie:  £  Of  or  belonging  io,made  erdent 
.byya  Smith, or  Farrier,  «  *x 

Main  marerchale.«/^5/ff//i&N  hand\afifthatrm{i 
in  aSmithie,  /     - 

Marcichaucée  :  £  A  Marjhall  fhifyHhe  place  eft 

MarfhallYal/Oythe  MarJballfey,or  Marjhah  Court. 
Mare^haucées  :  iTimberybr  ftuffe/to  butldwithall. 

Ma^efchau^rée,  ficmaccrchaufTces.  «  Marcfchau- 

cee>&^lArefchaucces.  <       */       . 
MarctS  :m.A  MeereyFenne,(fn(àU)MarJh. 

U  s'eft  fauve  par  les  maretsy  Said  of  one  that  hathy 
TîffthfhameynoughyCleered  bmfelfe  of  a  difbottor/ip- 
culfie,or  dasher  whaein  behae  ingaged.,  ^ ,      # 
M arez. 4» Marettf  "'■'■■■■■■   /  .  -'^ ''•■"-::•■•';»■.. it  '  '  ;  ^ 
Marfîl:  m.  Juork  \  orjAe  mephanti  tooth  vmorougbtl 
Mai^igne.  as  Mottgage.       ;  '       r  "^-     . 
Margaighon  :  m.  >f«M/r£fiir.<p.angucd. 
Margaire.  A  Sauoyan  birdeffundrie  colours 
Maigariton  :  m.  Tea^  or  tbe  powder  tbaeof.^ 
Margiiin.  «cr  Magazine  <'i  :.     -?    ;:  ;  y*-/- ,  .  L 
Marge:.£rifte  margentofà  ba^yidfi^tdi^valf, 

U9tfi^6u6oûrbeimtermargenlithefpactl0i9bt{e 
bttween«tbetetters,fliedbindingrfabool(e^^^l  ^  _  m 

lAXf^t^a  mlfofmofgafy  bmktifdffi^bnme. 
Maigocr^  MaryimU',»riêrttfitcaUdiminutiiie 

tbertof\)Meg,or'ftfft  fe  ,  . 

>  Twiiaaaxtutt^yt.  C»mitafi<i>mf,acaB fir  a  ii 

Vfidèf  eomtreywendtosi-  ,_^        u 

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'A  la  tranche  M 

on^n  J  homélie  m 

MarguiHcricrf./ 

!  îviarfiiilîier:  m.' 

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Marl  cocu.  An 
mke  )  See  Cocu 
Icinnic  bonne  < 

Ic  cocur  nurri  : 

hatliofunafifrri 

Mariablc  :  com.  1 

l^iiriage  :  ml>^l£ 
aif(fy  ihemariûg 

wltbhii'Ofifi'y  a{ 
wb.it)our  Saint. 

Aide  dc  maria* 
Bref  deinariao 

hrinivpUhin  the 
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tncdjhyhimor  A 
filfè  voltbout  his 
Mariaulef  :  m.  À 
one  tliûîs  HQt  W 
mlfcytvhether  it 

}Azrk:i.Mane. 

Bain  dc  Marie 
filiofbotïPatei 

Herbe  de  S.  M 
Seau  de  S.  M^ 

bUtkeBiionie^\ 

Violettes  de  W 
Couenlrie  Rapt 
fmmCyofCanfer 

Marié  :  m.  éc  :  C 

La  mariée.  •/< 

Aujoùrd*uy,n: 

^ilèfuU^tâ  mor\ 

Mariéc^irfee  o 

Mariciïffntiin 

Maricn  To  msri 

"^ocl^eyiêyneini 

Se  marier.  2 

Marîcrîacav 

ter  tegether. 

Marieur  :  nu  4 

MariiIe;f,^R 

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MaiSouiller.  7>4«^wi  tommbUmtb  the  tectb^  in 

M  irgou  te  •.  f- ^^^'^^r^i^^^^^* 
I  Uar^ucillicrwti.  A  Cburchwarden.     ^  -^ 

.  J^aruiiciite  blanche.  ïVy^^rr^/  whlteDaifie^c  ailed 
IrUkdlinwert.,       *      ^^»      ' 
I^la^^iicritc  dçs  prcz.Tb'ordinarieJitilc;xpbite,and 
wild  l)Mfte^  c^^llcci  (otbeif)piJe)Bruifi}vori. 
'Ala  tranche  Marguerite.  yf//r^  the  plaine  ft  fafflA- 
on^hn  J  homcUe  mjfmcryeken  oô  one  tbini^es. 

M  ar^  u  il!  c  ric  ;  f.  A  Cburchrvardenjhip. 

Mar'^iiiliier:  m.  A  churchwarden. 

Mir|uy  •  n^'  A  F attcbronyCurtelaXyHanier.(y.m.) 

]^{m:m.*^  husband.      . 
M  art  cocu .  An  Hedge  ^^afxenp  ^VU^efmowkr  ^  Dun- 
éMke\SccC6c{}.     ^    ^  ;  *  ^,.  .  '  :■.     _ 

1  cmmc  bonne  cjiu  a  mauvais  marina  bicrifouvcnt 
Ic  cocur  n>ai  ri  :  VtosJhc  good  wife  of  an  ill  husband 
I  *  hatlf  often  afgrr&wfiiU  heart  of  her  owne. 

Mariablc  :  com.  MrariahUy  weddablCymariageabli. 
!-4l3riage  :  ml ^Uriagc^mat^ monte ;c0eddmg;wedloc^^^ 
.aif(fy  ihcmariage^oôdy  or  portion  which  a  m^n  hath 
mihhUwtfè\  afoyagdmeatcardsfeJembbng(fome^ 
Tvhjt)our  Saint.  ;'••../. 

Aide  dc  mariage.  Lool(e  Aides  chcvcls.; 

Bref  deinariagc  encombre.  H4)ich  a  woman  may 
brini  within  the  ycare  and  day  after  her  husbands  de- 
c(.ifcyforïherecouerie  cfher^odSyandpoffeffionsali- 
tncdjby  him  or  any  other  without  her  confent^r  by  bet 
fcljè  without  bispermifjionyandauthoritie. 
1  Mariaulet':  m.  A  man^fnoaccountyefieenfi^orcreSli 
onetlmisnot  woMfie  of  belie fè\  an  infùffiçienl  wii^ 
ncffcyivbetber  it  btbecaufeof  buyongaify  orfmallbo^ 
nc^c\orjasM2inolcu       '  "  \       t 

Hzrk'A.Mane.  *         *^ 

Bain  de  Marie.  Maries  bath ,  a  cauldnon,  or  Ifettle 

pd  of  hot  water.      '  ^ 

Herbe  de  S.  Marie.  I^^||[f  Herbe* •   -. 

SeaudeS.Matie.  Maries  Seale^  our  Ladies  féale  y 

bktkeBiionie^thewildvine.  .^ 

Violettes  dc  yidXicMarians  l^ioletSyCouentrie  bells ^ 

Coucntrie  Rapes(of  the  qualities Jl(indy  and  (almoJl)tbe 

f^meyOfCanferburiebéUs.)      ^ 
Marié  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Maried^  wedded^  e^oufed, 

l^mméc.  .A  bridera  Spaufe./ 

Aujoùrd*uy, marie  demain  marri:  Prov  Ta  day 

^Uèfiillyto  morrow  wofîili. 
U^iéc^becauUyOrkellofabeafi. 
^^nçi^^tiw.  A  mryingyweddfng^e 
Marier.  To  marie  ^wedibeftow  in  mariage  ^giuc  inwed- 

^ocl^eyiêyneinmatrimonie. 

^marier.  To marie^wed^e^oufe^ enter mt$  wed- 

Marier  la  cave^&  le  puits^  Toningli  wine  and  wa- 

^er  tegttber.  /        ^  .      '' 

Mariets:  fc  Mafiets,  Marions  Violets ^  Couentrie  bells. 
M vicur  :  m.  A  matcher ^a  marier^  a  wut}(er  $f  mar'h 

Mwille  ;  f,  ^  RegiHer^  MatricMlat  bâolft.    -  '  * 

^^tin:  m.  Mar  me  iofthe/eâi  neeretothefea;  hme, 
"^  bred  m  tht  (ea,  fa    -t:  v  ••,.  .     '■ 

Herbe  marine.  Slanke^  malft.  Latter ,  Seâ^âffè, 

^ffdof  the (eiu  .:'  ^».''^:'x.>v«--'  -•■"■.-'■"-•,.■'■, v  •-■.■■  ■'••■■' ■■^ ■.,.•» 
Pa-^e  marine.  Utk^  S  jgnie;     ^^.^r       " 
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tule^&c^ 

.  Grand^omme  de  mariner  A^kellent  Mariner  y 
or  Saylor  j  agréât  Se s^ man.  ^         '      • 

Marine  noira  Tbe  name  ofa-prape.  ^: 

Marinc:m.éc:f.Poiflbn mariné,  fhatiajls mucbof 

fait  ^ater.  or  ofibefannieri  atfo,  drejjidyor  handled 
Itk^feafijh.  ,    j 

Marinefqtte.  'A  la  mar.  Mariner-lilie  j  after  the  ftjhi- 
on  of  Mariners.  .        .  . 

Marinelqucsl  f.  Long  Mariners  flops  y  breechesjbofe. 

M^nncttcft  Tbe  ijoad-ftone-yX^n  old  word.) 

Marinier:  m.A  Mariner ySaylor^hip-manySliipperySea' 

manyalfo^OAUzuvl.    .  _   ^ 

Un'cftfibon  marinier  qui  nepcriflc  :  Prov.  Içbe 

ikdfùUe^  Marinas  feed  Haddockes. 
Marinier  :  m.  0/,  or  belonging  to^a  Mariner. 

Piètre  marinière.  The  .Adamant ^or  Idagnesjîone. 
Marîn-onfroy.  The  name  ofanapple^which  is  rouna  on 

th'onefide^andfldtonWother. 

Marjolaine:  ï.MarierMme^fweet  Mariefome  yfîne  M/fr- 
ierome y  Marierome  gentle. ' 
Marjolaine  d'Anglctefft,T;>f  (called fo  by  manyx) 
alfopild  Origan ;tpïid  Mjrwome,Ef/ghJb  wild  Mar- 
ierfmeyfjoue  Marier  orne.  • 

Marjolaine  baftaidc.  taftard  Marier  orne  ^Organie^ 
Spam fh  Organic.  '•  ■' ^ 

Marjolaine  de  Curé.  iUle  l^not-graffe j  Birds- 

^^  tonguCySwinaS-graJlh  *  ^  •  ^   % 

Marjolaine  gentile,  Maricrome  gentle  y  fineMarie^ 

romcyfu^cet  Marier  orne. 

Marjolaine  fauvage.  as  Marjolaine  d'Angleterre. 

La  grande  MarjoIaine.T^r  grer^ifweet-jdarieromi  ; 

called tbti^{udtlie)to make  a  diffhcî^e  bctwccneit^ 

and  th'prdinarieiAatjolàiîxCy  which  i^l^ejp^^^ 

terthenit. 

r  Petite  Marjolaine.  Marsetome gentle^  fine  Marie^ 
romeyjweet  Marietome. 

Vnmmc}A2a)o\2inQ. Fine  Mafieromoyfwcel Mor- 
bier orne  \  alfbyTime. 

Mariolemcijt  :  m.  Bawderiejafciuiou/hefey  a  wanton^ 

or  luftfitll  triclfi^  tbe  gfoping  of  a  wencby&c.   „ 

lAznolcVm.AleacberyWencheryWantonyoutbylafci^ 

uipusyonkeyiorasMzxiaulet. 
Marioles  :  £  The  waddles/sndjîones  of  a  Cocl^e-y  (wan- 
'^  ton  meat.)  ^  •  ^  #  ^^ 

Marion  :  f.  Marsan  (a  proper  name  for  a  woman.} 

Kohin  a  tïouyt}SJ.ànon.  Jac^e  hath  met  with  Gill  y 

afilthieknauemtbafîtlfome  queane.  , 

Marionnette  ?%/i^ï/rAftfrij;f,  or  Mali  alfo^  kind  of 

fmall  Germag  T>Hcketofbafegcld\  alfo^  Puppet. 
Marifquc  :f.  Agréatvnfauofièfigy  that  ripeningyOpens 

ontbefidet^nddifcouersitfcjtds. 
Marital  •  m.  aie  :  Lhclonging  to  a  mariage yor  wedlocke 

(eQ>eciaUy  m  tbe  husbands  fide.).       • 
Maritime  :  com.  Maritime^  neere  tbe  feaybordering  on 

tbe/ea^oftbefeafideorcoaftyof,orbelonitngto,tbe^ 

MvAWit  tile,  A  ttrieelHiiiting,  *     f        "^ 

Marliete  '.iAmarle-fit, 

Mariette  :  f.  4  /àjhifn  efUgbtg*me,  ormnttefbrthe 
.    Summer,      ■■'-/•;:  ■v-.a  v. z:-      ■   -•,/:-•■■'" 
Marmaille  :  C  Ttimg  râfcsUs  «r  fieundrtUsy  rakehelU 
Î  9r  fUbftrmtf;  tbe  frie  cftbe  vulgar  j  a  tteupe  §f  temtl, 

idieir  arprefiuble  bâkerdiboyes,       -  -  ■*  :-^ 
Màrmaridc.  Pierre  mar.  A  lundefverii  hétrigrej 

Marmai'm.  Arbres  mar.  Btdie-tr^es^  igU  trees: 
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M  annc^r  mon  armc,(^,  mon  amc  :  ^ Langucd. 
Mahnentau.  Bois  miim^Ajwe  iteéuwoaà^^r  bfau- 

Kf armc8.  M  rufiuaU  êntb  j  âii  in  Manne  -    .       / 
Mannitc  :  £  A  grett  pêîJ^ntU,  boyler^  boflingUâd  î 

ejputaliyfiifb  émit  as  U  vftdfir  the  bailing  êf  becfi 

ri  îhe  ifitcbïnijf  Abbeyei. 
Mariiiitcux:  m.  cuTc:  i  mnched^  poète, mifirabfe^ 

heartUfJc^ibatloôkcspnfiillyonit.  ^ 

Marmiton  :  m.  ^  Scullton^f  kfUbin  boy  <  dlfo^â  pes^ 
fie^oi  flûuenlie  Ipiaue  j  âtuf^fûùcii^  lÊalaperty  or  Ifna^ 
uijhfiUorp\aljOyâpttti€/0tyounifcbooU-b0y.    V 

Marmi  tonnai^c  im.  ScuUiomie,or  tht  Office  of  a  StuU 

lim  itilfo^a^tnepygfufi^^  ^ 

Maniiitounec  £•>  JlKiuhin^ftiêje  tHfuh^  or  Kjtcbln 
,  we^hi  afilthie  gUûJJe éfueane,^ 

Marfnitonn«.  To  play  the  faMcie  rogue j  the  malapert 
r  a/call  Jo  vfe  )(nau:^  or/auae  tricl^s  ^  alJb\fo  tend  the 
hcffè'potUl(ea  l^uchin^bey. 

Marmo.<^Dcn<c.  ■*.'■■ 

Mâriiioriné  :  m.tCif.Mumbled/nutteredyVtteredbe^ 
ixpcene  the  teeth.^  • 

Marmonner. ^Marmotcr*        ■■'■■'■  ■^'\^/:  /^ 

Mannonçaine.  ^^  Mai  moraine     ' 

Marnipr:  m.  The  Goldenic,  or  a  t(tnd  thereof \  ds^ 

vDciVtc.  •  '     ^  : 

Marmorat  :  m.  Mortef^whereihyiamongotber  tbmgs^ 

'"    ênlifeeçes  of  the  befl  marble  ate  put. 

Mantiofcttm.  as  Marmouset '^  A Ifo^a  tcwd flatterer^ 
or  zumis  fiUotVy  ejpcciaUy  the  bafe  flatterer  of  a 
PrinceyVpho  to  fie d his  matflers  humor,  applauds^  and 

'    an^mitatcsjm  fini cfi  vices.  ; 

Marmot  :  m.  A  yHarmofeiyOr  little  Monliie  ;  al/byos  ; 

M^rnotaine  :  f.  WAlpme.  Mou  ft  ^  or  mountaine  7[tf  /  ; 
r^oad^baelftd^great'eyed^and  fimt-eared'^  as  big^but 
not  fa  hi^hy^  a  Come  ;  her  hhre  Uy  as  a  Badger Sy  long, 
find  of d  mors  colour  s  ;  her  voycc  veriefmaU^udfhr  /tfj 
her  taile  butfhort  '^hcrclavptsfofharpe^  as  wubtbem 
fix  quiclfly  digs  het  a  holt  into  the  hardefi,  earth. 

Marmotan.  «  Marmowinc;      ;-  ? 

Marmote.^Màrm.ot3incj  ^//i^  ii  Marmorte;  alfo, 
the  riuer  Lote  j  a  little  muddiepjh,  beaded,  shinned, 
andfinnedylil(éan^Eele.  >,-       ;     — — 

Marmoten  T'^miimbie^utterymurmwe  j  to  ^ea^ejtt 
vîterathivgybetrveenethettetb*^ 

Marmo  terie  :  ^A  muttering^  mumbling  ofwords  be^ 

ixveene  the  tee  jh. 

M  trmc tonne  :  m.cc .  £  %Made  ta  grumble ,  or,  that 
yeeldi  agYumblmgfound. 

Marinotonncr.  Togyumble,  mutter,  or  murmure^  to 

'  ,  rumble, or  mal^e  a  rumblmgnoife. 
Mannot  te  liAfhe  i^armofet^fhe  ^MaHl(ié. 
Marraottcr.4;s  MarmôtcHv  -     ?   ,     .      " 

MannoufeIle:£  A  little puppU,orpugtoplay with. 


Marner,  tb  marie  ^  or  manure  {with  a  ytéïte  bard 
V  marie.)    .     ^ 

Mameux  ;  m.  eufe  :  C  FuUof(rphite)marle. 
M^xnicrc.  i.A  mar  le-pit.  " 

MzTOchcnV\ïUm.  Borehound*yOrya^'M2rxvh\t). 
h/L^oUc.Tbtname  of  a  viUage^wherein  a  iitgwe  vffL 

tetné  is  hard  to  bsfvund^,  rphence*,  Puccllc  dc  ma- 

roUc  ;  Sf ^t^ Puc^Uc.  .      ^-   ■ 

Maronne  :f.  nhiteworty  TedderJhp,Feuerfi)vjcnit 

alfocaUfweetMarieromefo.    ?        <,  1  • 

Maronnier:ro,l^it^Maimicr.    '         J^ 
Maronnites  :  m.  .Afeli  ofpport  <hr}fiiam  (in  f.^t 
parts  of  Turl(ie)  that  v^eare  great  belts,  or  girdles  of 
leather. 

Marotte  :f.  A  (Princes)Scepteryayo,a fioles  babli(ljC'^ 
caufe  made  commonly  hl(e  a  Scepter.) 

II  en  eft  plus  alloue  qu'un  fol  de  fa  marotte,  H(e' 
doats  more  on  it  then  a  fiole  does  on  his  bable. 
^  Il  luy  en  Bt  porrcr  la  marotte.  He  made  him  the  ûu- 
tbor,or  commaundtr  of. 

Au  fbl  la  marotte:  ProV.  Thefbole  raouldhm  a  \ 
'■  bable.  ^  ;, 

Fol  eft  qui  fa  marotte  ne  cognoift,  &  ne  la  mninc 
comme  il  doit  :  Prov.  He  is  an  afje  that  linov^ci  not^  ' 

s  and  cannot  rult,hù  oiçne(fimUieyOr  afçiïwns.) 
Si  tous  les  fols  portoiçnt  marotte ,  on  ne  fcit  pas 
de  quel  bois  on  (c  chaufFcroit:  Prov.  If'all  ibut. 
fioUs  are  babies  wore;  of  w^d  welhould  kuc  but 
rmaUflore.         -         '■    \     ■ 

Marouque  :  £  The  tough ,  and  bard  thonier  orfruh^ 
bit. tree,c aile dV2\mi\x^  KamofLybia,  and\bii{lî 
th^me  \becauje  (as  it  U  imagmed)  hee  vcà^eYowmd, 
I      mthall.  ,     ^     '  -    "    f 

M  arou  te  :  f.  Bajiard  CawomiU^filfe  CarnemiH. 

Maipauttm.  ^n  iU^fhuoured fcrub,  a  little  ou^ïicjiT 
fwartierorctch^  alfo,,  a  Ucl(orota ,  orfaueie  fiU(m\ 
me  that  aitches  at  rvhatfoeuer  dainties  comes  in  his 
tpay.     *         •"  ^  •  •••'  '^     ' 

Marquable  :  com.  Marl^able,  noîableyofmàrkty<^f 
note.       :  ^;.    •.    '  •        .  .  .     :  :-  ;■  -,     . 

JAzxqmÇvwm.Ayoungwildboare, 

Marque  :  £  Amarl(eJtgne,to1^n \  badge  \prjnty  pawpy 
^M  J  note, annotation  ;  alfOy^  diftrep,arrep ,or  feifur  e 
ofbodie,  orgoodsi  alfo,  as  Merqucj  alfop  aUat-  j  j 
quifdome.       ^  *^ 

Droia  de  marque.  I(^i|:fDroiâ.         '        . 
Faux  marque.  A  tearme  byWood-menbe^owedm 
the  head  of  a  deere,whicb  bath  more  rights.orbranmi 
on  throne  fide  then  on  th' other.     M*  v  ^ 

Homme  de  marque.^  rCTwwfi/,^  »^/^*'^/^M 
amantfmarl(e,0rnote.  €  -  •        . 

Marque  ;  m.  cc  :  £  Marked ,  notedy  M>  jotted, 
feinted  ^bearing  the  badge,orftampe  ofyalfo,j;>eede4: 
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Mamioufct  :  nC  The  mke  ùfa  eefieme ,  orfiimifalnei 
made  %  a  vfomaMs  tbtg  \  anj  Atttuiff  imaff ,  fm 
:  i»b9feteati  water  itiUetb  \jmj  Puppet^  AMieke'yg^ 
.  nyfitcbfielfjk  «r  etUt  refrefentâttm  j  alfè^  the  Mmi- 
%m,lkimite,erfiatterer^â  Pmeti  M  m  Marino. 

ÎA^ane-i  Marie  y  4b^dt  Md  (mo^cotmimij)'»hUe 
earthy  vMch  infiefiie  weather faUt  té  dtsfi^  and  fit- 
te»^  tht  ^fnd  it  it  laitd on,    ^.  ''' *  < 

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ftampeenifoBeed,reiard^bfirMe,  tal^e  4^r 

t'teeef,  ,     -    j. 

Cda  Ticmarquc  rieii.  rc>r*  f«»/«'/^<^'*'f  If 
ivtoqiiet: m.  AfmaU  hnttian  ctpit  vmth  about 

luj.aTourn;  '  >.  .,^  .. 

Marquetsec.  as  Marqueterie.  '^^ ^^  j 

Marqùctérm^éc:  ^spattedi  ''hnfJiM'^f^^i 

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Marquetcr.ri^ 

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Marqueterie  :  f| 

colours. 
Ivlarquette.  asj 
Marqueturc:£ 

Y^,^  Marquée 

Marquis  :  in.A 

nour  ofafiontii 
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Eme4)faninL 
thofeg/eatEar 
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Elle  a  fon  ma 
her  flowers. 
Marqliifat  :  m. 
quisdome. 

Marqui(c:f.^ 
Marquilbtte.  B 
iértheTt/rl(iJh, 
mu^acboes. 
Marquote.^J 
Marquotte  .•  f.  - 

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Marrabais.  as  ^ 
Manrabaife.  Bo 
Marrain.  as  Ma 
Marraine  :  f.  i4  ' 
Man:an.  as  Mai 
ctrcHmcifedyOf 

Marranetm.  A 

circumctfid  Cl 
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lem  'y  one  that 
deuotion^alfi^ 
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Manranifé  :  m. 

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uertedfiom  a  1 
Marrant.  Diggh 

a  (French)  mai 
Marraflau;m.i 

ecutioner. 
Umt:iA(Ff 

CaUhropyWate 
Marré  :ra.  ce  :i 

fitcbed^citt 

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brance,mCbti 
^mmion;a 
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H^qwtcuTo  mlaj\  to  dmerfifi€,floiniJh,ofW9rlitalU 
oH^wtbfmaU  paces  offundrie  colours  j  alpf^to^oti 
to  beâutijie^^f  couem^itbfundfk-  coloured  ^eckes^ 

Marqucrcric  ;  £•,  Inlayinp  orinlajiedwor\eo/fundne 

colours.      —  Î  ;  # 

Marquette.  4ttMarquct.  :       * 

Marqueturc  :  f.  Ajfifurl(mf^Qfott\ng^oY  be^otttng^al^ 
fg^asl^tquctcxic^alfb^amarlieyorlpot.  • 

Marquis  :  m.^^  MsrquejUe  ;  )9^i;i  old  time  the  Gouef- 
nour ofafrontire^ orffontire tovonfy  and(^as tb'aunc'h 
entVul^eyandEafU)  but  an  Officer  eitbier  for  lïjè^  or 
onelj  during  tie  Princes  pUafure:  Tben  x$ai  he  infè- 
rieur  to  th^  Ear  le  of  a  ProuincCy  but  fuperiour  to  the 
Earle  of  an  inland  towne  i  And  tbereforey  now  that  all 
ihofeg/eat  Earledomes  be  annexed  to  the  Crome^  bis 
flace  ^yW  it  bout  quejiiony  before  any  Ear  les. 
Elle  a  Ton  macqUis.  Saied  of  a  v^man  that  bath 
herfloroers.  » 

Marqiiifat  :  m.  A  Marquifalty  Marquijhip ,  or  Mar- 
quisdome.  -.  ^       -  .    "  ^ 

}AiïC\u\Cc  :  f.  4  ^àrchionejfe. 

Marquifbtte.  Barbc  faittc  i  la  marquifbttc.  Cut  af 
1er  theTtniiifhfàJhion^  all  being^auen  away  but  the 
mu^acboes^  .         #  .. .  .  -^ 

Marquotc.  4^  Marquottc.  ^^,,^. 

Marquottc  .•  f.  A  Sucl^cr^youngplant^tbatfpurts  vf 
from  the  root  ofavi/iey&Cjor  n  ofitfelfo  rooted.  - 

UxoyxoxXti.To  prune  yCT  dreffe  a  vinefo/u  it  mayjeeld 
flore  of  MaiqaotttSyOirSuciiers/  .        ,    %    >f 

Marrabais.  4;i  Mari-anc      , 

Marrabaife.  Bonnet  à  la  mar.  Aflat  cape 

Marrain.  ^  Marrdn*  '        ■        ,^ 

Umzmcif.  A  Godmother.    ^  .  *y 

Marran.  as  Marranc;  And  moft  properly  y  theçhrifiian 
circHmcifedyOf  turned  Jew.  | 

Marrane  :  ttt.  A  \enegadoyOr  Apoftata  ;  a  peruerfedyor 
circumcifid  Cbriftian*y  a  Cbriflian  turned  turke,  or 
Jewya^^  connertedyOrbapti^dtMoorey  tuitlfe^  or 
lew  ;  one  that  turncs  Cbriflian  for  feare  ratheHben  of 
deuctioni  atfi^Iowiflf,  crueUyhard^jearted ^  or  hot 
low^bearted  follow.  ' 

Marranife  :  tn.  ce  it  Marrani'^d  y  renigaded\  tur- 
nedTurlfe^  grawnemifcreanty made  ^ lew  ;  alfo^ con- 
uertedfoomalewtoa(folfeyofj^e4)e»ted)^ 

Marrant  Diggbsgy  worlpng^or  ^cbing  vp  weeds,  with 

^  <i  (French)  mattêcl(e.  *     ^ 

f^inzSzuitxkAl[indoffhortJw^ 

.fcutioner.  ^ 

Marre  :  £  AiVnncV)Uattoc\e\  alfoy  tbeSaBgot^ati 

CahhropyWaterNut.  '  -  ^ 

Marré  :  m,  ce  :  £  DiggedyWroughtyOpenedy  brol^eH  vp  j 

fetched^  cut  vp;wkb  a  (French)mattocl^. 
Marreau  :  nCTbe  to^en  of  lead,  &Cygiuenfir  a  remem- 
brance y  in  churches  y  tofuch  as  mtam  to  receiuo  the 
Communion  ;  and  in  Tauernes^Jlo  fitch  as  cannot  o- 
/oerwife  change  monep.        !" 
Marrern  :  m.  Timber  fir  biAtdSng^  boords  ;  hence  dfiy 
Clapboordfir  catl^i  alfo,  thebeameofaBuckeytht 
^MchefaSlag^  V 

PourncantTaaubois  qui  marrein  nc  cognoift; 

f  roY^Iii  vaine  goes  be  to  the  wood  that  bath  no  sl^Uin 

^di  oTyln  vaine  doth  any  man  infirrefispal^^bat 

y/^k^*^  dotard  fir  atimbir^l(e.     rr  f  §1  nl  v 

Marrer.  To  di^labouryworkfy  openothriaKevp^  (alfi. 


'■  «■  '  :'}-'^*K'-^-t:iii-:*fA'-,'>.\i. 


•■f^'èi  •  '■»■■-, 


diftmtnud,  vexed  Mt^  letàmngjref  entant  ymâUcon- 

tent  iant^k,fietnnt,cbafing/iéleafed,  offended,  out 
«fpatienceJMtjkme,  -  . 

Aniôurd'huy  marié  demain  marri  :  Prôv,  Mar'ted 

têday,mmedtommm't  t9  dajipfddtd,  lo  morrot» 
wr4tched,  s- 

Femme  bonne  oui  a  mauvais  mari  a  bien^ouvcnt 

le  coeur  marri  :  Prov.  Z40i(;«  Mari* 
Mzn'mt  li.  A  Gtdmother, 
se  lA.ztnx.Têpieue,9rft'ropffir^\e  beauifyjte  fgdjn- 

vexed  at  j  to  TepittejiepeHt,affliSl  bimfilfi  ahout  '^alfo 

iojrit.fiatte^ba^ybedffmentedtanerie.dilbleared, 
out  of  aU  patience.       -      ^      >  ■"'•'» 

Marrlflbn  :f.  GriejèJorrmyfadnefe^enpuewfeyâTi' 
iitijhjjeauincfey^epentancei  enuie^epiningy  difcon. 
tfat^meirncbolie^ikate  contentment  j  anger  findignati- 

on^mpat^ence^jretth^  cbajing,  fitmà/g,  vexation  0/ 
mind.      .  .-* 

Marrobc;  m^  Tbe'hêarbe Horehonnd i  Uoi^eMitiu- 
bin. 

MaiTOchc  :  £  ^  mattocl(e,  or  infirument  tî\ea  mât' 
toclie.   • 

M.znocbon:tn.Â  little  (Fremh)mattocl[e. 
Marron  :  m.  TbeCdomepcta,tiUed,or)great  Cbejînat, 
M:irronniev:  tn.Tbel^reatcbefinut tree.  , 
Marrons  :  m.  Tbey  whicbmgfeatfnowes  maf^e  the  way 

payable,  ■    '  *-  ,  ^ 

Marroquin  :  OLSpanifh  leather  (made  of  Coats  i]itm\ 
-or  Coati  leatbet  not  tanned ,  but  drefTed  with 
Galls.  ' 

Marroquin  :  m.  înc:  f.  SpamJh,or  Goats  leather.^ 

Marrouchou'in.  4»  Marrubin. 

Marrouâe.  Vn  gros  m.  A  bigcat  j  alfi,  an  ouglieluske, 

or  clufterfijl'yalfi,aricbcburle,  orfatebMffé, 
Marrube  :  ro.  «  Marrubim  #     - 

Jl^amih'mt  m,  Horebound,  . 

Marrubin  blanc»  ffliite  Horehound^ 

Marrubin  d*  eau*  Marfit  Horebound.  water  Here' 

bound. 

Marrubin  noir,  tlael^e^  ftnl(ing  Horeboimdjblacti 
AHhangett. 

,  Marrubin  miant.<ïf  Marinbinnbir.    •  • 

Marrubin  lauvage.  wlW,flr;'«Zf«*»,H«'*fctf»»</, 
Marry .  5«^te  Marri. 

Mar^  vu  {The  moneth)  March -,  alfo  ,  (the  Vianet) 
iiars }  afi,yron  (caUedfo  by  Alcbymifis  5  )  alfoycourfe 
graineiordti 

Les  Mars.  iSVarcb  eornt  ,  «r  comtfowie  about 
March, 

Lefioc  de  Mars.  Itftfif-e  Floe 

Monuiene  de  M^iis,The  fiejbie part  0/ the  band  be- 

tmenetbe  tbumbe,  gn4  little  finger  ^  or  the  mufcUs 

v^eofitfênfjls, 

VuActtcèeM^^Tb'«rdittariebleTpVhlet,^.     . 
Prendre  Marthe  IburMarsL  T»  ta^e  bu  markesu' 

Wttffk, 

C^andil  tonne  en  Ma|:s,  nous  pouvons  dire  he- 
las  :  VxosJ^So  euiU  a  ft^te  is  that  monetbès  thunder 

*  held.)  .  -m  ■■  .'i^    ■ 

M^^lùm  i  m.  The  cane  wUbiejft  cane  mUtw, 

MarÇs.  bled  Marfés.  Lool(e  Bled.  ^ 

Maifois.  dc,bled  Madbis.  i)f^rf^^«^<« 

Marion  :  m.  Affmt  ;  a  bog  tbats  ajeare,  or  vndet  â 
yeattjold»  ^t  • . ,    •.•      _.• 

Mârfbuin  :  ta.A  ?or»»fe,or  Set-beg^  âlfo^bt^tr  bâ-^ 
coihUl{eyf^',tberetf.    #  ./v, 

l/LuSxpvttt^Apurfi^oTpmh,         ^  n^  ^^. 

Maitagon  :  m.  rbe  monnumjtr  numf-fitemtdpUU. 

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Sables. 

M^«cau  :m:A  hmmér  ;  alfo.ajltdge ,  or  maUet\  and 
{amûn^\Veodm€n)ttha0imlr  that  bath  aflampe  on  the 

m  one  fide;  rvhcrerpith  the  Surveyors,  and  yer  deter  s  of 
the  l\jnis  vpf^odi  and  firtelis ,  maille  the  trees  tvhicb 
au  to  bee  fiUed,  andjoldi  alfoy  tbeheatbeReed^ 
macty  Water  ^toarch^  or  Catstailc  ^alfOya  certaine  lit- 
tie  bone  feat cdfkrre  wubin  the  tare  ^al/o^the  Stitbic 
(abiajlsdfcale.)      .  . 

Mai tcan  <ic  mtr.  7lje  huge,ougl}e^vnlucl(ie^ftarmgy 

findrvule-mouthed^Mullet'fjflu     \  \    ,,  . 

'A  J^f cuvc  dc;  martcau.  Sounds  currant^  jpodyigbt 

Couche  entre  rcncîùme&lcs  marteaux.  Seated 

in  the  middcfl  of  extremities  ^or  in  a  dangerous  fir  ait  5 

imb:ir^ed  into  vnaaoydable  mifchiefisjOr  m^ferifs.  / 
•  "A  1'  cndumc  Ic  marteau  :  Prov.  (Said  when  a  con* 

teutioui^  cr  litigwu6firj(!^gerermeets^or  u  matchedy 
■     rvithawQrfetbenhimftffi.)        /  ' 

'^h  dure  enclume  marteau  de  plume  :  Prov.  By  pa^ 

tierce  irc  qtiùUyOr  quell  all  har\h  attempts  :and  norp 

ada}c\  roe  fee  bagsofxPooU^and  walls  offfteartb  #/^- 

pofed  to  thefiirie  of  the  Cannon.    # 
Martel:  m,  JeAloujiCyfufpition^  throbbingjOfpanting^ 

vjfon  pafJiQn\  a  bu%7:e  in  the  head ^a  flu  in  the  ear e. 
Martelage  :m.  .4 /«J /////£,  or  hammering -^  a  beatings 

ivorlfing^çr  marliing  with  a  hammer.  V 

Martelé,  rti.ee:  (Mammered^malled-y  beaten  ^tm  ought  ^ 

OY  mArlijsdrpub  a  hammer  ;  alfoyfpotted^or  jpccl(led. 
Marteler.  To  hammer jmaU y  beat yV^oikey  or  fnarkf  rpith 

a  bammer\afOyto  [potior  (pécule. 

Les  dents  luy  marteloyent  dc  bo\à.HU  teub  chat- 
tered through  cold. 
Marteleric  :  f.  A  hammering.or hammer  wofl(e. 
Martelct;  m.  A  little  hammer  ^  alfo^  a  Martlet ^  m 

Martin.  V     - 

M^rteleur  :  m.  A  hammerer  j  one  that  Tvorl^ethwitha 

hammer.  « 

Marteline  :  f.  AfmaU hervingpicliey  orpauingpi(l(e  j  a 

Mpforishammei^orpickc. 
MirteIIc.4i5  Martelé.  ^ 

Mattellcmcnt  :  m.  ^  hammer tng^  or  mailing*^  a  bta- 

tin^,ivorl(mg^or  mail(ing  mtb  a  hammer. 
Marteller.Ser/jff  Marteler.       * 
Marten g^llc!  f.  Ak'ndofdauncty  as  common InVto- 

ycncc^as  the  Bxznùc  m  other  parts  of  France^ 
<''j""Mtafth^  :  (.\!Martha(avocmans  name.) 

Prendre  Mars  pour  Marthe.  (In  things  offome  re^ 
fèmbhnce)to  miftalfe  one  for  another.  ?   ,. 

Martial  :  m.ale  :  f.  ^aytiaU^warliclie,  valorous  ;  bçrne 

vTtder  the  Planet yW  beingof  the  humor yof  Man. 
lA^Lttin  :m.  Martjn(a  maris  name.) 

La S^Martin.  Mértilmàô^^ ortbefiafiofs. Martin 

Eftafficr de S. Msrtm. Tfce ^«rff.  ^*  v   - 

Eftc  dc  S.  Mîirtin.  The  later  end  of  Auhtmne. .  / 
Oifcau  dc  S.  Martin*  The  Rmg^tatlt^or  Henharme. 
Faire  le  prcftrc  Ma«in.  To  play  both  the  Triefl  and 

theCler^liopfO]/oundaquepwn^andmal(fbimfilk 

...   an  anfroer.  ■        ';>...-> _,f-:-"s,.  \ -•;::' 

^AU  S.Martînlonl)DÎtIcbonvîn  :Vfoy.  AtMar^ 
tiimaswineisfitJobedrunl(e..^^^^^^       '^^^^    * 
Plus  d*  vn  A(ne  à  lafeirc  a  nom  Martin  :  Prov.  // 
ike^wiU not  amiktr vêUIi tberobt  more vaycst§  the 


Prendre  martin  pour  rcgnaid.  (/«  alilie\hi}^j  .^ 
m^llabe  one  fir  another.  "^         ;    ^    ■ 

artincr.  To  qunjje^fv^iU.gur(r^e(fcmS^MaYthul. 
whin  commonly  the  trench peoyU  btgm  tu  dt  j.{c  ;;np 
tvini.)  - 

Martinet  :  m.  A  Martlet ^or  Martin  (bird\)(ilf(r/.  n-^?, 
ter-miU  fi/r  iffl)Yon  fhrge  ;tf/yi,  a  little  vpvtcfàcn  (c.r\^ 
dlejiul{e  fêuingon  tb*  one  fide  a  handle  ^and  cmlroiijc, 
'  a  bool^e  (moft  in  zfe  amorjg  Tauerners  ;  )  alfo ,  a  l^v:d 
of  gnat  hammer  vfcd  in  the  bre  aiding  opi)i  ofciàia . 
aljo^a  Student  y  or  SchoUer^  that  lodges  in  the  iorrne 
andre/tfrts  vnto  Lcâtures^andDifpiitations  mCtlUd- 
ges ;  atfojthegame  called  tat  and  Trap  j  alfo^a  Umii 
bell^or  Antbam  bell.  • 

Martinet  pefcheur.  A  Kjngsfjher. 

CT2ind}A'àrtinçt.Tbe  great  blaclie  Martin. 
Martingale:  f.  A  Martingale  fh  a  horfe. 

'A  la*martingale.  Ab/urdly^  fioftfijlyyvntoward!)^ 
grofely^rudely^inthe  hometjeli  manner. 

Martre. /w  Marte;  AAfitrtiii\  alfo^a  game  played  mh' 
.   bùcl^le-bones^ond  a  little  ball. 

Martroy  :  m.  A^place  of  execution  ^  or  purîflmnt: 

(H'Orleannois.)      '  •  *^     v 

Martyr.-m.  A  Martyre-^  one  that  fu fer  s  dtaih  jlrik 

truth;     •  ,         '      :  ' 

Martyre  :  m.Martndome^deathfiiffcredfv/the  trutlr^ 

extaamepainCyâ^hf^iûn^tOYmmt. 
Marfyrémcnt.  Martyr  e-lil^e.  . 
Martyrcr.  Tomartyr^ torment^  affijéfcxtreamelyyfpj 

vntumtghtie  paine.  .•    , 

Martyriser.  T^  ^^//)'''/c;/5/^w/7î/?r. 
Martyrolcgic  :(.  À  Martyr ologie  ;  a  Mation^  BifiO" 

ric  ^  or  Bootee  of  Martyrs.  "^  > 

Mary^^Mari.  ■      .  ^ 

Marzol  :  01.00  Efcourgcqn  ;  Called fb^  as  rtfeerfjeu^^ 
caufe  it  u  mojl  commonly  fowne  in  Aarch  ;^Pied- 
montoià.  ,  /    ^ 

Marzolm  ;  m.À  liind  of  delicate  Itaùan  chetfe  titâdt  »f 
(heepf  milice  net  curdled  with  funnetybHt  with  At u- 
chocl^flowers.  ; 

Mas  dc  navire.  rhem(l  ofajhifi,  /  • 

M  as  de  terre.  On  Oxe-gang^  plow-  Isnd^  of  bide  of  Und^ 
conta'mingâbout  xoacreSfX^d  bauiJtga  houff  bt^ 

.   longmgtoit.)  .  .    / 

yi^^czx^iii^f.  ■^  Maike^  IdummerieJ 

MdfcztCTVfirblot^yle^blurreifHllteydiifigtiff'  , 
Malcaretd"  eskujQhtgtj  andfudden  riuage,  ortnm- 
ditto  of  wateris(Von  appelle  mafcarctvnc  grande 


irent  elle  k  foi  ire,  &  f»it  vnc  courlc  quel 

bien lorguc  le  lorg  de  l'eau ,  &  qyelquesfottp-us 

çourie,icnveif-ntlcsbatcau3{.)   -  , 

Malfcaitt. ^^  Macault    ■  ^■^' '■'..■■  ^^^■■■''- ,' 

Matrhaut  :  m.A  bag  of  money,  w  a.*  ^^"^^^^^  ,^., 
Mafché  :  m.  ChnPed  meat,  fucb  as  Hurfa  gmt  vnio 

■  their  children,  • .    ■■"^  >»..»  "■•  -^  ^'^i'^""^"  ji.^^,A 
Uirché',m.écxUbawed,cbewed,cbammed,chm^^^^^ 

:  11  luy  faut  bailler  la  chofc  toute  inalehec.  l^f^M 

'  '  em  than  either  vnable^or  too  la^y  to  manage  a  a^s, 
tultbufmefiei&tberefireytmitfibecbawed^rit^. 


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tH,piat{h 

Marchefcr. 
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tl}ats  fittt 
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Marchcfra 

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hath  leapt 

Mafchelieî 

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Mafcncriv 
Mafcheiir 
Malcheur 

whence  i 
Mufdcil 

Ma(cheur< 
MafchiUei 
Ma(choir( 
Mafchurc 
Mafdon  : 
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Ma(culin  ; 

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Maschccoulis  :  m.  Thefiones  at  thefiot  êfa  Parapet 

(elpecially  ouet  a  gate)  refembting  a  gfate\  through 

rJ)ic\i^enrme  things  art  throwne  vfon  Tionm^and 

êthera^jilMts  ;  néence  ; 

Elle  a  les  dents  a  inafchccoulis  Ic  haut  defendant 
^   le  bas.Si^^  hath  a  thin  roxp  ofteeth^rvhofe  rottennejje^ 

and  flench  dfiue  men  from  her  trench. 
Mafchc  croutte  :  m.  A  gnaw^crujiybungfie  com^ani- 

$n,fnatchcru(l. 
Mafchefcr- ^^  Mâchefer.  '  „       • 

Mfifchcfouyn  :  n\.Achkfc^bûoreyUbçockeylo%eUi  $ne 

H)atî  fitter  to  feed  with  catteli^  then  to  conucrfe  mth 

^  men.  • 

Mârchefrain.'m.  AbAdlechamper-y  aLatvyer  (from 

bis  Mule.rvhicb atHndingrphile her majier  is  in  C^urt^ 

hath  leafUreynoHfJj  to  champe  on  the  bridle.) 
Mafchelier  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Belonging  to  a  Jaxo^or  chap. 

Les  dents  malchelicrcs.  The  chcel^e^teeth^  Jaw- 

tteihygrinders, 

Mîichanent  :  m.  A  chawingychemng'^  champing  j  an 
titing^ignamngmth  the  teeth. 

Marcher.  TochaWyOrchciV'^  to  champe  i  to  eat^grind^or 
r0orl(e  with  the  teethe 

^Malchcrcnbclin,  to  mumble  like  an  old  toothleffe 
^  beldame. 

Avallcr  gros,  &  triafchcr  dru.  To  leap  ouer  abloclcy 

ûndftumbkataftraw.  à        ' 

Mafchcrivct^^Machcrivet.  \ 

Mifcheur  :  m.Achawerj  cBer¥eyi  champers  eater. 
Malcheur.  Charpingy  chewing  -,  champing-^  iating-j 

whence^    ...    '  \  .       * 

Mufclc  mafchcur.  ^j  MMTeter.  ^ 

Malcheure.^Macheurc.  •      • 

MafchiUer.  to  nibbUyOr  chaw  prettilfé 
}A^fcho\YC:f.AChap^orJa:w. 
Mafchurer.  as  Machurcr. 
Mafclon  :  m.  The  Cholic^e  oftbeftomac^e. 
Mafculcyte  :  f.  Manhood^or  the  male  l(lnd. 
Mafculin  :  m.  inc  :  f.  Mafculine^  of  the  Ma/iurtnegen" 

der  -,  malejmanlieçjtrile.     ' 
)A\^^im.Amale^oïbecreature.        ^      ^ 

Maflcs,  The  pintles  of  a  flerne  j  tbeyronplnnes  that 

antn  into  the  rifigSyOf  gudgeons  thereof        ^    ]    . 
}Jii?iç.  KiL)c&.Makjmafculineyviiile.      .      ^ 

Made^femelle  :  com.  An  HermapbrodHtyOr  me  that  is 

bothmanMdwomn.-l,,y^..l/:\ 

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Masquaràclc.  ^  Mafcaradc.  ^ 

Mafquacîzc  :  m.éc  if.  Mas^ed^  in  à  mas{e^  bauin 

^sl(elor  vifoT  on.'     i    *"    ,       "^^      '" , 
^^(ptim.Amasl(e\âvifir.  *-  ; 


bauing  a 

^  _  :m.  A masl^e^a vifir. 
Mafquc  de  Carefine  entrant  •  The  pîàure  of 
Sbf'ùféetewfdayi  a  gutSj  gulcb^  gorbeU'Uyfkt  chufe^or 
ebops.  ^    ^ 

^  Lever  le  tnafque  à.  Te  vnmas^e  j  to  publifhy  or 

h  open  a  thing  which  was  €lofefy  couered^  or  car- 
ried. ;-    -•      ■'  ■•  -     «^     /     •  «  ."    ' /. 

Mafquc  :jm.  ée  :  £  JMasl(ed  j  dsfguifeiy  wearing  a  vi- 

■   lor  A  ..,•••>■;    N- 

M^qurfadc:  f.  AMêike/rMummerk;        • 
Mafoueric.  <w  Malqùeradc.  . 

Mafoucure  :,  Ï^A  mui^yHHmmni,  dlfyapng,  ^ 
Malquin.  dc  miwuin.  #» iwrf*/ Damafquin : 

Mafquinc 4 1  thé  tefrffintjfkn tfa lym  bead,&Ct 
_vpoH  the  elbmf^l^*  fffèwU  tU-mmed  garnets. 
Maflacrc  :  m.  A  àapcre;  ni^enireUfauihterjtf  mur- 


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Maflacrc  4'  vn  ccrC  The  jhU^deatb,  or  difmtmbrini, 
»f  a  Stag  ;  affOjhU  bead,  or  hornes  violent !y  pulled  off 
when  he  Ù  dead.  "•      • 

Maflacrc  :  nv^c:  f.  Mgjfacredjflaughtered,  murthe- 
red,  -^ 

M^{(aaCT,.To  mafacrtyfiaugbter further,  . 

Maffacreur:  m.  A  maffacrer ,  jïaughterer .  mmht' 
ver.    '  '■■',,  »  .  ■■■ 

Mafle:f.  Amafleylmpeibeapeyloafe^y  round peece  of  ^ 
any  thing  j  an  ingot  ^  or  wedge  of  met  tall  \alfo,a 
club.  .       •-        •       .  . 

M  aflè  d' armes.  A  Battle-axe.    *   '      "  ^ 

M  afTc  de  chair.T/vf  mufcle  which  poppth^^  fillet  h 
vp  all  the  hollow  bougbtof the  file  ofthefiot  j  (called 
fo  by  moderne  ^natomifls.) 
MafTc  d*  eau.^L'  herbc  à  maflcs. 
L'  herbea  xx\2,^zs.Watcr-toarcbyCats-tailey  March- 

beetley^Urch'pefliUyKeed'maceyT)owch'd^owne. 
Sergentâ  masse.  I-^^ife^  Sergent. 
MafTcrotte  :  f.  A  ivood^cleauen  beetle  j  affo^  the  bead^ 
'  orbut  cndofaclubyOr  beetle. 

'M:x(\^QtcV'Oneoftbcmu/cles  whereby  the  nether  Jaw  Is 
.    drawncvpwards^. 

Mailtcor  :  m.  ^yellow  colour  made  oflead^or  ^ as  •  . 

Mallicot'.m.  Oalitr  made  ofCerufeyOr  white  lead.  ^ 

Malfier  :  m\  A  Mace-bearer  ,  a  Sergeant  of  the 

-"    Mice.  :  ^ 

Maflfif:  m.hie  :f.  Maffiue^  folide^foiind^  firme^  clofc 
bard ^flrongyvnbrolieny  not  hoUoWy  weUl^nit  bardl 
parlât  ^together.  . 

M^iTxï.Tomakemafltue^folideJbardyfoundi  to  compaily 
\    tobeatcloftyrammehardin.  . 

MafTïtere  :  m.  ^^^  ^neader  of  bread  y  m'  ofpafl: 
^Rabf         .  ♦ 

Mzùwçté:f.Maf/iueneffeyfoMtiey/ouiidnefPe. 

Maflbn  :  m.  AMafon^  elfoyaliiyjdofMuUei'fiJh. 
Pet  de  maflbn.  Afhrtin^rop-y  the  fart  that  brings 
durtèfterit.  , 

^A  propos  truelle ,  bon  iour  maflbn.'  Laolie  Vio- 

■  '  ^os."  •      '  ,  •  •■    -^.t  •- 

Il  n'cft  pas  maflbn  qui  pierres  refufe:  Prov.  ri&^ 
cunnini  Mafonworl^es  With  any  ftone. 

Maflbnné  :  m.  ce  :  f*  Built  of  flone\  bewed;fauaredy 
wrought  yor  lajed^as  a  ft  one  by  aMafon^  alfoy  (in  Bla^ 
%on)purfUd.  '-,    / 

^zÇ[o\\v\^ï-To  build  of flone  \  tomate  y  cr  frame  ft  one- 
buddings  j  to  hew  ^  fqu^ire^  fanion  Jay  ftones  ^to  worfie 
Mafonsworl^e. 

Massonncrieif.  MafinrityMafons  wor{ey  the  Ma- 

fonsr/ade-yftoneworlieyor  building'^  the  bewingyfqua- 
.  ringypètg^fkfi^ioningy  kyingyOr  iuftplaemg^offtones 
in  building.  * 

Klaflbnnier  .•  m.erc  :  f.  Of^  belonging  tOy  feruingfbry  a 
Mafon,OY  Mafonsworliey,   *: 

Massoret  :  m.  ^  Spirit^  CboftyHobgoblin. 
Miiïorct$.Sucb  ffwes  as  corrected  the fà(fi^ 
words  of Scripturey  not  blotting  them  out  (fir  of  that 
they  made  afcruple)  but  noting  them  with  a  little  0, 
and  fitting  downe  their  correRions  in  the  margent. 

Mafluer  U  ^  clubi  alfiytbe  name  of  à  ffeatfweet 
apple.      ■' ,  , 

yixsi\VB^Themajiofaflnp:        ( 

Maftcr  vn  navire.  Tofimifls  a  fhi^b  mafts. 

Maltçrçl:  m.  AfmaUmaftioranyma^biUtbemMe 

Maft'ic:  IT. MaflÙkeif^J^eèt Gunrnt.)    ♦^  ' 

Maftic  Achantiauc.  ^  Cumme  which  grtwet 
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ff^  MaHic  de  Chio  Ji^bite^âfticke^bette^  then  the  fir  » 

met.  '■■/  '       ,  ,-•  -v    •■  .  .# 

Maftic  dT-gypte.B/tf^^f  Aftf]2/Vti  wrf  drying^ani 

and  UJfi  binding  then  tbitift. 
Maft  ication  ;  ÙA  maftication^chdwing^or  chtwingbe* 

lufeene  the  teeth. 
Mafticatoirc  :m.  A  MaJUcatoriei  €  medecmefir  the 

rhewmechawedyor  held betweem  the  teeth. 

Malticatoirc  ;  com.  ^afticatorie^  chewing^  chitm^ 
png. 

MufclcsmaftîcatQirçs.Tfc^««/^/ej/w>rf?i^fe  the 
Jawesreceitie  their  cbamngmotion. 
Mafticb.^<^Maftic 

Majft  iche  ;  m.  ce  :  f.  Mingled jif  clofidrntb  Maflick  j 

rvherein  there  is  Mafiicl(i. 
Mafticine  :  f.  Manna  in^gtaineSyJ\tannàoftbe  Leuanti 
•      foiearmedbecaufèitfefèmblisMafticlp.       \.    /^ 
Maitin  :  m.  A  M^ftii^ej  or  Han-dog  ;  a  great  (countrej) 

ctérrei  itfo\  a  rude^  fittbie^  currifh,  or  cruell  fiU 
■  low.  •#  -  . 

Cheques  mafHn  n'aima  Icvricis*  ProVé  Sit  Lc- 

Vricr,  , 

Qui  de  maftin  fait  fon  compere  plus  dc  bafion  nc 

doit  poi  ter  :  Pro.  fit  that  wiUconuerfe  with  clowns^ 

Muflpajfe  by  rudene([e  without  fiownes. 
Maftinerf.  \A  Maftiue^  orCarrt-bitcbi  alfi^  a  fill 

'queane. 
M^ftinéuï».  ce:  f.  Lined  by  a  Majliue^  or  great  curre-y 

alfo^  rudely  bandied  ^  filthily  vfed^  currijbly  dealt 

wjih.  ,  •     • 

Maftiner.  To  line ^  as  a  bitch  with  a  MaftifiyOr  great 

cum  \alp)jio  v(e  filthily ^  handle  rudely ^de ale  currijh* 
.     ly  or  cruelly  with.   \ 

Martiqucr.  as  Mattichçt  )  Alfoyto  infii/è,  or  put  Mafi 
,     ticlie^Tlofeny&CyVpona  thing  befinre  it  be  folder  ed^  aU 

foytoioyneyor  c lofe  with Mafticlie^&c.       ' 
MailoMle.Apophyfesmaltoïdes.  Procejjes  of  bones  , 

dcfcendingfiom  the  fides  of  the  bead  behind  the  carts. 

Cavité  raaftoïde.  A  hoUow  part  of  the  bead  ishtrt- 

in  art  cer  taint  lit  tit  cautSyOr  winding  hoUowtty 

rtctiHtyandyttldbacl(€rtHtrbtrationtffo§mds. 

Mufde  mafloide.  A  mujfclt  that  btndsy  and  bams 

dowritjtht  bead.  ' 

M^i\mhzt\on:  f.Fifthitfiigging.  v 

MaTurc  :  f.  An  old  dtcaytdboufe^r  waUi  ^*^  rtàHts  of 

abuilding.  -^i^-   ^        :        '    ;-  , 

Mafurc  de  terre.  A quantitit of ffêimi cmtaimnga- 
boutfiurtOxt'gangs. 

Mat  :  m.  sAfi>oltyfip4féUi  mad^pajh^fârtbrâmdtmtity 
alfiyâ  matt  at  cbtfit-pUy.  /  '  •  •  ' 

B^àïcc  ^mzLCbtcft-mtti  aifiyanvnMBjdâbltfif 
afttr^a  remedilejfe  mfcbitfi^or  mifcbanct}-  •  *  ^  ; 

Mat  Dtadidjnattdyomattd^  iMtBtd^fiêkdiiiJ^  ùii&^ 
comt;  tf //Syftf  Flacddc.  .-  ^^^C'  . 

Oi  mat;  P^poUiJhtd  gold.        ^      ivîrr^/-  '"[ 

Matachin:  m.  TbtMatadjm  daunttialfe^tb^tbat 

Ma£agjife:£  Afkilftp^uerdtr ^wéHémtki 

Matàssin.4»Matachiiu       .^^v^  .-  ^ 

Mataffiner  des  mains-  Tâmaty  kfmkt^nmigilt  the 

fingers fike a fiegin^iaytr^ f ta ftry&i.    i^ii  . 
MsittiLAnsiiÊbiraffifigt  fftimnsttêitthtr  vùm  an 
'.   heaafbt:,alfi/ulAsxtciwb€ncti 

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Matelas  :  m.M  Materas  yÀlfo^  ktndofVitli^rLotZ 

Matck)C  :  in.  A  Soflor,  Sbipma)t,B9atmatijtf'(ittrm''n  ' 

Mat  dotage  :  m.  The  hire  ofajhip^rboat^  at.dof  L 

SaytoUyOt  Watermen  thereto  btl^^tgrng  ithefakht 

Jkre  dùejbrtbevfiûfajhipyor  beat,  .       .   v^  _' 

Mateologie » f.  yame inqmrie^oi om-'CurkusCarch 
into  bigb  matter  s  j^ndtnyfleriei.        r  : 

Mateologiicn  Mn.^  vam^ofouer-CHximfcanbtrm  ' 
tobigbmatters,      '      ^         r  i'.^       [    ' 

Mateotechne.  yatHe\nnifledge^crool(edj1rt:  qUjl) 
Mater.  To  mate,  or  giue  a  mate  vnto-^  to  dead^  ànatt 

qtuUyfubdue^uercome,,  * 

Materas  :in.  AMattereffe^or  ^iltto  lie  «»;  aifo  ^ 

quarrell(or  arrow)  fir  acrojfebow -y  alfo,  ««Heibc  i 

Mdtçrzsâ^cmi^cnnL  A  quarrellwithoutfiathm 
or  an  vn feathered  quarrell  j  alfo^  a  light-braind,  tji 
die-bumordifhittle-beadedfiUow,  '  *    ' 

Matcreau.  a*  Man  j  or  as  MaftercL 

lS/Lztctïz\iK'.m.^nyl(ind(ifrubbidgei$rJîufe. 
Materiel  :  m.  elle  :  f.  Materiall  ;  fluffie ,  fubpntUU^ 

weUgrome,i»eajèd',  alfo,  dull,  gtojfe^  tanhie^or 

eartblie,  ■ 

Materien.  as  Marrcin.  An  oldyvord. 

Maternel  :in.ellc  :  î.MaternaUjmotherlie^ofAmtiha, 
on  the  mothers  fide,    i 

Maternellement.  Motherly,  û^e  a  mother  y  tcr,dcr!j, 
{indfyyCarefitUy. 

Maternité  :£,Matemitiey  motherhood^thebmiam- 
ther.     .  '//^ 

Matetoultier.  Z.fltf*fe«  Malctoulticr.  ■ 

Mathelin.  <i^  Mathuriri. 

MathelineUx  :  m.fcule  :  f.  Frantict^eyimldfWodMlfs 
mad,  ' 

Mathématicien  :  in.  A  MathematUian-y  aprofifr 
;orpra&iJèr,oftbe-HatbemaïU{es  j  alfo^  cajler  t/NU' 

tiuities. 
Mathenlatique  î  cdmjdathematicàttjbeïoagmi  t»  the 

Matbematulff,     ' '* 

Mathématiques  :  ttie  Mathemitulfi  ;  (cmfrchtfid 
fiure  of  the  uberall  Seiences  j  y'rù.)Aritlmeiic{cfit(y- 
méttie^  Muficl^e,  and  Afironomie  or  Apologie. 

Matheothecne.crjooifcr</  Art,vaine  linmlfdge:^l\ih. 

Mathurin  :m.Tffe  name  of  a  Saint  in  GafUnois,  held 
tobé  the  Vhyftiian^r  Patron  ofmaetfioles,«lfoya  Ma- 

Aurin  Frieri(oftb'Order  of  the  TtWitie.) 
Maladie  dc  S.  Mathurin;  Frtir^^,  «rrMW«ypi/»f, 
. •  madnelfe.  -"îyH*- ■'■  '  •  •  •-  ' '  ■•.'^- -':••.•■       -    -/  . 
Saillie  de  S.  Mathurin.  Afhtl^  trkktifindpmk, 

madpért,     "  '  •-'  •    '^  •  •        .  . 

UenhÂ^l^zi\\m\ïi.GuUed,ff9f}efybegmlcdj)ifr- 

raugoijmade  a  fiole:    v   *%:  '  '  -'    -       -  ?  »{. 

Matière  :  fMatter^fl/ife^fiancei  a  matteryatbtnR 

.  Mofgmentyorjhbka  to  writeyor  difiourft  of-y  a  bu- 

ffnefe^or  affaire  I  acaMfe,fafiyOrAéiifninIuw.^ 

Matière  fècaie.7)i«»if — -— ' -//««^f- 

Matin  :  m.  Thtjmtnmi 

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Au  madn  ici  iiionti;'aûibir  Ici  fc^^^^ 

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Qui  a  bon  voifin  a  bon  matin  :  Prov.H#  that  bath 
a  good  neighbour  batb  a  good  marrow  ;  viz.  good 
words  ntxt  his  heart  a  mornings^  or^as  m  Avoirs 
Tel  au  matin  tit  qui  au  foir  plcuit  :  Vtoy.S9me  6e- 
m  the  day  rpiih  laughter  ^and  end  it  tpitb  tear  es. 
Matin.  (Aducrbial[\)  Earfy^  betimes  in  the  morning  j 

rpbence-y  -       •'  ji  ^^ 

Lever  tnatin  n'elt  pashcur,  mais  dcneuner  eft  Ic 

plus  fcur  :  Pro  v.  There  u  léffe  happinejfe  in  e  arise  ri- 

fing  then  fafctie  in  eating  afi  er  me  là  ri  fen. 

^  U  a  beau  fe  lever  tard  qui  a  Ic  bruit  dc  fe  lever  ma- 
tin: &;''Q.ui  a  bruit  dc  Ic  lever  matin  peut  dor; 
mir  iulques  à  difner  :  Prov.  Secl^e  Lever. 

Matinal  :m.  ale  :fl£tfr/i<f.  r      •' 

Matine  :  f^  ^  Maftine.  ^      '  ■^' 

Macincc  ;  f.  A  fbrenoone^or  morning-tide^  a  whole  mor^ 
nmi^  thcfcafofi  of  a  morning  j  alfOy  a  mornings  ri^orl^e^ 

oriaslie.  p      , 

Rcgnardqui  dort  la  matinee  n'a  pas  la  langue 

,  cmplumcc;  Prov.  The  Foic  tbatjletpesa  mornsngs 
meets  voitb  no  feathered breAl\fhfls. 

UMncs'f.MatineSyMorningPray^. 
Matines  Parificnnes.  The  maffach  of  Paru  j  which 
began  about  midnight.  v  * 

Chanter  Magnificat  â  Matines.  To  fing  Magnifi- 
c^yt  Matins  \  toperuerttUordèr  of  things^  or  floe 
things  out  of  order.  \ 

Plus  eftourdi  que  Ic  premier  coup  dc  Matines. 
Mofc  drov0jiè^ndama':^dythen  a  Frier  ai  tbefiifi  toll 
of  the  morne-facringbeU. 

Lc  Retour  de  Matines  :  Prov.  A  mifchiefi  done  iri 
the  dart^iyOr  at  vhawares  ;  (from  the  cnftomes  of  Fri- 
er s^tvho  commonly  mal^e  choyce  of  that  obfcHrefeafoVy 
for  tbcfurprifrng^and  thumping  of  their  bated  compa^ 
nions  ;  ivbidb  hath  bred  another  Pfouerbe  ;  viz.  II  n'y 
a  1  icn  tant  i  craindre  que  lc  retour  dc  matines.) 

Matioeux  :  m.  eufc  :  f.  Earliey  fàone  rijmg^vp  betimes. 
Homme  matineuxfain,alaigrc,  &  (bicneux  :  Pro. 
'  An  earlie  man  is  buxome,kealth/uU/arepU. 

Marinier  :m.cre  :  f.O/^r  belongingto^the  momingyal^ 
fi^Eiflerlie^  of  or  towards  the  Eaft  j  andbeHce^ 
I'lnacmmniercTbeEafllndia. 

Marias. /i;^  Materas.  "'^ 

Marlaffe:  m.ée  :  f.Of  Al^m^ip!^.^//!. 

Matois  :  m.  ^  vaine  companion^  worthleffi  per/in]  or 

^Mattois.;  .  T  y:^ 

II  entend  lc  màtoisi  He  etderflands  the  whole 
^Jraine^of  plot.  ^  .   C^' 

^^touim.  A  catyO  pup.  / 

Matoiiard  :  m.rhefame.  *  ^  ^  ^ 

Matrac:  m.  A  flraigbtjlongynarrow-necked^mid  areata 

^eyround'beUied  bittile^or  vioU^offirong^  smdtbic^ 

^twraflcf .  To  mallJbeatyOr  bew^downe  j  to  brmfe^  or 
bfulit  afunder.     -   ^  'J  A 

Matraz  :  m.  ^  glaffe  bottle ,  orvioU\  or  m  Macrae; 
tf^^ttMatcras*  -^^    "^^  av^v  -^  .  .   ^ 

Matticairc:£  Fedderfiwy  F ener jew.  Motherwort. 

H^ltcvport.-  -    ■     .  .     .-^rn>:    .   r--?jV 

iMatrjcaircV^ncmat-tooifefVcinc.  ^M 

J^litrical  :  pi.  4lc  :  f.  Belonging  to ,  or  feruingfor^  the 

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iytsâftbe'ar  market,  or  tetters. 
M^txkidc  :  com.AUtber.l(iMmg.  v 

Matricile  :  com. Okot  belonging to,tbe  matrix. 

Matricule  :  f.  MifLroU,calalogueyregiJier  of  names:  à 
\  matricuUr  boolie^X 

Matrhnonie  :  no.  Matrimonie^  >Mriage,rvedlocl^e. 
Matrimonial  : m.alfe:  f.  Aiairimmiall-jof^orbelonQ- 
$ttgt0,matrimome,\ 

Heritages  matrinibniaux.  irbkh  come  by  the  mo- 
ther, •  .  u     -  ■ 

Matronal  :  m.  ale  :  f.  Matrcnaîi,  matron-lilies  modefl^ 
motherlie^graue*      Il    • 

Matrone  .*  i  \A  Matron^a/lifireetyOrfige  dame',  afober^ 
fodeflygrauejnothedie\woman,  ^ 
Matrones,  hamaske  or  Dames  violets^  ^eenes 
OiUoflowers^Rogues  GiUofitnpers,elofe  Sciences. 

Mattarruys  : m.  A  m^dyrajh,  bafebraindajje',  one 
that  throws  wbats  next  him  at  any  one  that  mouesbim. 

Matte:  f.  iVas  heretofère  (in  Paris) a  ras\aUie^lace, 
whereat  common  Gamejlers  y  Cheaters,  Conicatcbers, 
afidcutpurfes  vfnalfy  met  :  Tbekce,  Enfans,  ou  fup- 
pofts  dc  la  Matte  ;,  Such  wett-giuen youthes. 

Matte  :  OT.ée:  f.  Mated,  amated,  quelled Jubdued, 
puldvnderyta\enl&t»er i  tired, wearied, 

Mattclé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  clotted,  knottie.  curdled,  or  cmd- 

Matter.  To  quell,  mate,amaieifubdueyfuU  vnderyta^e 

;    lower'ytogiueamatevnto, 

yizttcS'.f.  Curds, or  eitrdles, 

Mîttti  :  m.  ie  :  f.  'Defriued  of  motjlure  and  verdure, 

•^driedvpiivbence,  hear bes dried vpon a  botjhouell    \ 
7tile,orinallillyare/àidtobeymattics.  * 

Mattois  :  m.  A  Setter,  CMpurfe  j  Cheater,  Comcatther, 

afubiiUyOr  era ftie  filler»  j  al/Oyds  Matois. 
Mattonné.  Ciel  mattonné.  A  curdled sifie  3  or^  s^ie 

Jùll  of fmall  curdled  ciawds, 
Mattrajc^  Matcraz. 

Matufatir:  m,  iiie:  £  CMatutatiue,  ripening,  fup-> 
puring.'.  •  ^    , 

Maturation  :  f.  A  maturation  ,  ripening  ;  fJippu- 

*'ff*&  s  ffoiffing  to  a  bead ,  mattering ,-  refotuing  into 

■  matter,  ,••■ 

Maturer.  To  ripenjneUm»,i»axfùtt,grow  mature  ;  alfo, 
iomatWytofuppwrei 

M  aturin.  lMi(;e  Mathurin. 

Maturité  :  î,iAatufkie,ripeHeJfeymeUowuJfe,fùUnejfey 
ftirfi&ionofgtengrthyandbignefie. 

Matutinel  i  in.die  :  £  Of  the  motmg\  alfo,  t'lmeHe,  or 

ear  lie  in  the  morning. 
M^.Z:ai,TbemaftofaJhip;      /^ 

Mau  :  m.  An  euitl^ifçb'ufi^iammâg^ 
gûe^',pie1(nefie,   -  >*     '»      î  .^ 

'M.màtipi^'Drmikennefiè'yOrntinVt^c 
Mau  dc  terre.  TbefilUngfakeneJJh,         * 
,  Mau.  (i&r  Mai  Àd)ea.)  Bad,  ill,  naugbtie  ytfbencr, 

:  ^  A  mau  chat  inau  rat  :  Prov;  Tmo  Ifnanet  roettmeh 
Maubert.  Placemau.  The  Mnrketftead,  gndoLueof 
.exeaaiên^fiftitvnikerpkefTarùt       W 
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Entonnoir  matricaL  ^fc^^lntonnoir.  „._, ,    .        , 

Jjatriave.  Tedder fiwy&e  -,  ai  Matricairc.        >  .  Mauconduiâ  :  in.&e  :  f.lU guided JbsdljfgoiiftMeil^^ 

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Mauduiét  :  m.  âc  :  fTTagir^^'-j"^"-^!^'^*'^- 

ued^U  brought  vpfVàtmUttMéU, 

Mauflc  :  f.  ^  »rrtf  *  i  «r -w  Mâuflc. 

•r^MalglfanL  .  -        . 

Maugratioiiancnt.  H4fiià,riÊdify,  t«^^M^»  il»* 

proper  If  yvnplea^glj. 
Mau^ratieux  :in.  cuiê  :£  FapUsfifg,  ftidt,b0jb, 

VMthout  gârbe» 
Maugré.  Lwii^  Maulgré. 

Maugréçtncm: m.  A mfrt,l>Miimif  blajflbtmH' 
M^HS^rceV  TocmfiJkMmuJbS^tme^tiàktiafêêmlfi 

rêiU  M  tle§fiibtfijlp,       * 
Maujoin  :  m.lVArabij»  Gumm  câM  Btuhtu^ 
Maujoiné^  :  m.  éle  :  £  U*p,  l'ff*y^  'uyméMaM- 
.   c6edybudtjfttt»ieAtr,  I 

Maujoinc.  Barbier  de  imiL  ^  Bêtiit af^mÊHm 

Maulavc:  ni.cc  :  fJUm^ftedifiibbertd^iaikkjiétfik, 
fiiuU. 

Mauldiél  :  m.6lc:  LExtcrâkU^iuMrfiiimoftvtihêp' 

pie;  alf0ycur(iiihâjuui^xecr$ud,      .  . 

Mauldice.  Tociafiyb*nne/xeer*te^wmkt  tntêJ^  ù 
the  dineU  j  «ij^/»  bUlpbeme, 

MauldifTou:  (MMudtdi&iênj^fijbawmg^imtlii' 
oW\â  bk^hemie. 

Les  maukiifTon^  Ib^  f^«illeftqui  les  fenselcsxis 
cueille  :  ?ioK»rfesprout0^'pt4Hr4t  tmfikiftéa 
plant  them.  ' 

MauU^c  eux.  MoMitt  tktft  tuib^  m  ^%ht  ^iMf 

hearts  fagainft  their  wUUymbetber  tbej  wtSmrtm, 
H9dou\Mim.TUiF<tifi(4dift0fe,y   ,r  ^ 

Matilubcc  :  ïO'M  Malubec»»r,<a,MiHlnMKrr    ' 
Miiâvci  f^bebeârbiMâBemiéi^Seé'mtw^  Seâ- 

Mautvt  blanche^  The  wbité  àiâBtm  ',  mm  Gut> 


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Maulve  Cunrage.  TkeJ^Jii00mp9iléM«llm  j 

MauWc  cerreftre.  9U^Mnmti99mfKit*Aât 


MMpiejIi  VMreâdie,vHprepartd,ytÊpfêmétd» 
MaurcUe.  <w  Morelle. 

Miuiequinc.  Goutce  maurcquinc.  m  Couue  fe. 
renciS«(rCoutie, 

Maufàdc  »  com.  HarJh,vwfaMiruJt»iipfyXnttM\tt ,», 
.^^!!!^i»fjnt^>vmfr$fer,%iiêptyviifeêfu,abu.   * 
Mauladcincnt.  iiârJUf,%nf§iimhtViipreperh  ié»it 
ip»^fiéfimtbtjt,tmfijlij,  rmiimtfy,fMde/r,Wl 
Mir9*    ^  V  ^ 

M^dcté  :  f.  Hârfimip.wfaimmej^^  mm/  ifn. 

iÊmiwi^pt»e£e,vMbând/êmenel['efViiJeaf$ju6ttntjrt  / 
kKk^^ftmUi'tejniâene^u  r^i  *  ' 

Mausoigncux :in.€ufe :f.  Cârilffe,rtt(bltfrejitti' 
gent,  .  *     *" 

Maufbl^e**  m.  Tbtfâtelie/tptiUbriêfagregt'Prna 
orPêttHtate,  ' 

M  auibupc  :  iD.^e  .llU/itpfed^bât  batb  badinte  bai 
jitpptr,  ■*'.;. 

MiîmiattTbtWajfirifi^hree^ 

Mauvais  :  ou  aifi:  :  i.  Naugbtiejbadjemé^  ;  fhtavj 
mi(ebuu9iu.  bHrtfiU^vMbappi*,  {Hâiùjh,  (»(l,  thul 
lifb.erêfe,jrtmârdJiibb0ne^ftiM0te,  emtbtnrt-, 
milukmi  defrâiêedyt9rrupt^ttd. 
Mauvais  garçon,  iijlrnrrf  Udiâlfi^g  fbrevJ.tr 
têUfiffêm.  .    ' 

Mauvais  oejj.  ivie  CbicIpKfeed^trgeSMefitnlntl 
Mauvaifc  tignc.  A  malignoMt  fiwfi  brtd  m  tbt 

i^ttfcinauvtis.  Tù  deprsue^Mrri,  vieiatt^perutrtj 
iêrrupt.  -  . 

I«irele  mauvais.  To/wagitti  U  b$ajl,  ctât^jnti 
•fhUnmntvêkitr,  ^     . 

Scmk  mauvais.  r«  IUHife^/mfBiM/9  hefmtrdt 
lêéime,    '•■  ■■■■    i     - 

Mauvais  chien iie  trouveou  isordre  :  Prov.  Tbt 
^urt'fitdtt  jv^îèf  «#f  bMfiel(et  wbett  tefnaUb^u 

.„  wbtrefêMd, 
nMauvaife  fiÛe  (e  mocque  de  fa  mer e  :  Vtovjt  mc' 
ktddétigbter-fmts  berfrntleffeJiMther, 

'  Mauvî^liabccroifttoubottrs:Piov.i^8if«^<f 
tbruts êptee,  ^  ■  ''..  ■:'■.■.-:■'■ 

lemauvais.einporfeie  bon.  wbtrtWrneftma» 
riedcêH^i  Ufree,  and tIfMber aiàllei^,  tbeir  dnl' 
értnfbaUiftwMmes^fytbeciiftmtt$irfiiciet$tnd 

n  £mk  avoir  mauvaifè  befte  par  douceur  :  Prov. 

Il  n'eft  qu*  Tnc  qiauv^ic  heure  au  iour:  Ekiv.Om 
d^èatb kÊ  ii  Hia ine lueitelpt bêmtt     t  t.i^î 
On  n'a  jamais  bon  marché  de  inaiivaiie  oÂr- 
dundife  :Ptov.  Mad  WÊrtkmtitrebeapermg^ 

%  fmUpiiÊ^bieMêulfy,  bÊrtJSdi/fifnHfyi^^^.(f> 

m4biae^lMtJU»eB»%mlkhtfM^lWmP^ 
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aiêmxjptiedèi 

tidf.        '' 
Il  ne  fcaitquc 

May  la  fin:  V 
,    that  timegueSe 

ofwtedt&e. 
UiyC'iAkneâi 
bslfi-tbraite^9r< 

Miyenchc  :  F.  /< 
Maycrcs  :  f.  ï'^e 

Miy.loubcc.  Ti 

ifLangued. 
Miy-mis  :  m.  if< 
MiyrallfCrf.^ 

tbewafiiêf.afk 

U**  i^'jor  ta  me  i 

fatiu  Cafk)  vdji 

Moy  emes  afte 

Means:  m.  i^oià 

gardens,  referu 

-  Cpices  left  pr  Ci 
Meat:m.ii)r/rjp, 

bodie. 

MeatChologc 
Mécanique  :  coi 

dierafi'ybi^e^ 

Mecaniqueric: 

Mccaniqueté:  i 
Mt:cer.^/Menac 
MechaniqucA 
Mechanize  :  m; 
ittmMe  kafiyvil 

Mèche:  ^  Me 
MccberoQ:m.i 

MechinerC  An 
Mcchoir.  4v  Md 
Utà'.iAkiiaidi 
Médaille:  f.  A 
«ueb,»  brnebti 
Td)erem  tbejtgi 

eut,    :!*Vi--'',î'-''  ■  A 

McdaiIIc':m.ée: 
Mqailkxitm...^ 

, .- "--..««&  O/i 

(Mcdaid.7%enim 
Toumay ,  m  tbt 
GKgQire4eTo 
"«rtdfrmcapUt 

Ment,^--  .  . 
^^  AprèdtiÊt 

\«Pcçiii:iii.v<j 
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as  4  pfujfpsie  dèts  wtU  mtb  tim  tbâtbêdts  mafieff^lie 

U  ne  fcaicque  c*eft  de  vendre  Tin  qui  n*  aoërld  de 
May  u  fin  •  ^ro^«  H^i^becëiift  ht  iatm^tbifhrt 

,    tlMUmeguefewbuwml^tkeHtxiye^rciy^tMge. 

May:  f/  AkneAding tt^f^jit tilh j 4^,4  flaclte^§rpile 

Maye:£  ^^^^^2  ''"^S^i  almuhyor  kinaeyalfif/i 

bâlfi-ibfai$e^orbeapeêfcorHi(iHtheJbeafi.) 
Miycnchc  :  f.  ^  TitmMifè.  f  Savoyard. 
Maycrcs:  f.  ^li^e  branches  efPepUrs^andfyiH^PHt^  fit 

î9^l(t  rafles^  props yOrJIayes fir  l^ints. 
May-Ioubct.  The  difiafè  which  Wee  call  the  Wotji. 

fLangiicd.  -        ^ 

Muy-mis  :  m.  i(ç;  £  cXïaimeJ.  n 

Miyraltre :  f.  Ajt^pmother.  ^I^gued. 
}Jl\^:m.Mii%^Ti$ri(iecorni^TurliUr^ 
Maz :  Tù.Afm^U countref  teneéent ; ^^ 4;# Mas j  tf ^^ 

themaficêfdfhip.  r 

M:#  3l/,^r  t^  «If  ;  4  TrMowjse  (oftbeDatiue,  or  Accit^ 

fatiu  Caft)  wbUh  euer  goes  befite  4  f^erbi^  whereas 
Ùoy  cofms  afier. 

Means:  m.  l^oidy and emptie places  hetweem  beds  in 
gAfdensy  reCerued  fir  fpeciall  bearhes  i  fhch  are  the 
*  fpsces  left  fir  Canùwts  betwiem  têwes  ofOîijmu 
Meat  :  nu  A  way  y  or  optnpajfa^  j  a  boU^tn  père  in  the 

hodie.        /'  .'         J      .•  .  # 

MeatCholagague.  tiiai{:f  Cholagogue. 

Mécanique  :  com.  Mecbahicatty  belSsf^ng  to  an  ban- 
dicraftibafey^antyOrdiHarie^vile. 

Mccaniqucrie:  f.  ^ecbamcatlnejfe^  hafinajfc  ofhu^ 

UKzniqxKtcif^TheJim.  l 

Mcccn/S/ Menacer  itoibreatiH^^iab. 
Mechankjiie.^Mccaniqae;^^  v^  - 

Mechanize:  m.  ec :  £  %MecbâmcaSi^d  j  Msade^or 

V^mulyiftyvUeyOYdinajfiejniani.       " 
Mechcti^Mdche.    ] ^^    % 
MccberoD:  tsi.  A  UtiUmaub fir  eâM-wee\e];utfiy^ 

fparjitt.  ■-•^'/■-■^.-  :::^y     -^■.-  -  '■''/* 

Mechinc:  £  >tf  mald^umHya  dntwAer-maicf. 

Mcchoir.^Mciaioir;'^  '^--^^--^*  :  /     - 

Meâ  :  £  A  l[9iiétdbsg  tfongb^r  tub  j  Loo\€lAet. 

Médaille:  £  AmdatliMetmciimaMlfaitliNVy 
^ucb^  brMcht\  pr^speort  ûfmmàmtaipiit^  efftatCy 
T^ere'm  thafigme  offome  nouMe  ft^  it  ca^or 

Médaillé  :  m.  ée:  £  Fttrmfbid^^^H^mAiSs, 
M<;daIIe,4»Mcaaaie.  wkt^         .  ■  , 

Medatd.  Tbt  nam  ofafanOified  BtOtof  of^^ofùikjiÊnd 


'  :^^  ■■'»,' 


Médecin  4'en  émôù^J»  vm^l/U^W  tm^pHkn^ 

^**tUed^trrtfirlbèàttlf)ii^hthath  :  (AfBlfia. 
^*ieUcf9rammif9iUnèÊ  (iifiAf^Ê^ 


Aprcs  la  nort  le  médecin  :  Prov.  Afltr  meat  muf- 

urdi  wbenfteed  k  fiolnefftHt  tbefiab'.e  doore. 

Bon  eft  Ic  médecin  qu".  fe  fcait  guarir  ;  Pro.Hr  is  a 

right  PbiJkitH  that  cMHeitrehimfelfi. 

De  nouveau  medcdn  cimiticrc  boOuc  Pro.  Anew 

Pbifitiênmat[esaCbi$relyardJï»eU.       . 

Vh  piteux  médecin  foit  ^ne  playe  mortelle  :  Prov. 

ApttifkUSuriton^nlethafbre.  •. 

leuiic  barbier  vieil  mcdccin  :  Prpv.  Utohe  Bar- 
bier.  ^  •_..   , 

Les  ipaux  terminez  en  iqlie  (comme  Hydropjquc, 
Hedique,ParaIyoque,  &c)  font  au  incaccin  la  ni- 
que :  Prov.  BecMfe  they  be  hardly  cured.  ^ 

Mcdcc'mim.inc:  I  PbiJkalI^edicinaU\beloffg}fig  to 
Pbiftelfe^w  to  a  Phijkhn.  V 

Doigt  mcdccin.  The  ringfift^er,  that  which  u  next 

vHto  the  tittle  one,  .    •- 

Medccinablc.-com.  Medtctnableyheabbte.cmable, 
Medccihal  :  m,  ale  :  f.  Medicinally  feruingfira  medi-  ! 

cine^mhtg^ealing,  .  j 

Mcdecine.-f.  A  medicine,  or  ph'tjickefthf  aft  ofSl'i- 
Jicl^e  ;  heaiing^or  curings  a  remédie  fir  difiafu  j  alfo,a 
JhePhifition.  »,     "* 

Contre  la  mort  n'y  a  point  de  médecine  :  Pro,  Ko 
Pbificl{e  can  preuaile'gamfl  death, 
.  Contre  pcchc  eft  vertu  médecine:  Prov.  y^ertue  is 
afabtefkr  finue, 
.     Tard  médecine  eft  appreftée  a  maladie  enracinée: 
Vtoy.GroHmleddifèajfisareincurabU. 

Médecine  :  tn.  é^  :  f.  Medecincd,cured,heiik^. 

Medeciner.  7*^  medicineyCureJbeale^Çiluejleach',  to  ap- 
ply a  remédie  j  /*  praSiije^  minijîer  Phifil^e. 

Médiane  :  m.  4y  Mefentere. 

Mtdlane  :  f.  The  Mackeyor  middle  veine  ;  the  inward 
branch  of  the  fhoulder  veine ,  difeending  dawne  the 

arme  vnto  the  bàad/atd  there  di^effingitfelfi  among 

^thefinms, 

Mediaitinei  m.  A  partition  made  in  the  hodie  by  cer- 
taine thin  %\vn  which  dimde  the  •ahole  breafl^fom  the 
throat  to  the  midriffe^  into  two  bottttrvbofomes. 

Médiateur:  tkuAmtdiator^nterceQor/neane  ormtans 
fir'ta^^oHOfbitrator,    , 

Mediation  :  f.  HediatUm,interceUun,fiùte^  meanes 
madefiri  a^,ân  arbitrattngtor  compoundmg  of  (other 
mem)  contionerfies,  *  *" 

Vit^\ixAçt'.î>AmediatriXfarbitratrix* 

Mtdfêamènt:  m.Amedicamm\pAttjÊtiScine, 

MedictMiciicer.  T^fûlue^iemtJbtaUtappty  a  medicUut 
Ityapla^vitto* 

MedkaiiiéfltJi$tt:  m.  eiife:  1 4  titring,fitk'tngjbea- 

':  iiié^'y^P'':'::-^^  ■'   ■  "•:^..■-■;:  •■.  ■       ...  ,. 

Medidi^on:  f.  <fyMe<£cmement. 
MîsdiiàeéaiKSiltinLAcitrmgJa^ingJ^ 
McdicT'  T»  £tàdtintâ  batnes't  aljfi,atMayenna, 
Ueé&cOibiàvati^idtlkUGêdbtlpeme^  or,'   *  "'' 

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Ctducf.  '  - 

Mcdiflbn.  r^^f^  Mcfdiflbiu    ^  ^ 

Meditation  :  C   -^  meditatiM^  or  meditating  ;  tf.  </^fp« 

fonfidiratum^câfifiUexâmmatiên^ftMdiouàCêJlmi^or 

de  uipng  of  things  in  the  mind. 
Méditer.  To  meditate,  ftudii.mnfètm  ;  /o  /fe/itt^  feri^ 

okJlyyveuclueftHdionflf^conJidefdeepefj,  deuife  tare- 

fieUy^fionder  dUigentfy. 
Mcditerrahéc:  f.  The  Mediterranean^  or  midiarth 

Mcdon  :  m.  The  drinke  Mede.or  Bragot.         ^ 
MeduUaitc  :  com.  Ma^yo^vie^  of  marrow. 
McduUe  :  i  M^trouf  ;  fith. 

Spinale  rtiediille.^^f  tr^pinal.  ; 
McduUcux:  m.  cufc:  f.Marroime,ptb\e^flfong\fkU 

ofmaYpm.  '  *      ^         -.■  >^ 

McfFaic^:  m,  A  fkuU^offince,tfejpa[rf^fdeedia  wrongs 

abufeydifplfafine^hadpartjjhritvdtiirne. 
Mêftaia  :  m.  6lc  :  f.  Mifdone^irefpajiedyoffendid. 
Meffairc.  ntrelpaffc.offend^doe  aga'mft  i  ti>  ?w^»^ 

àlyfeydeaU  treacberoujly.playfklfe  vfitb.    '  ^ 
McfiimcCiÙDiJiruP^miftYuJîyfurm^ 

Mçffier.  Se  mcffierdc.  Todijlr^^mipufi^aiu'mk^^ 
lôufie^  put  fmatl  confidence  m.  ;     ; 

Mcgàlop(ychie  :  £  ^a^nanimitieyor^éuMi^nMi- 
■.  mité.   ^  •  ■  '     ,.  ',;  V.  .     '    . 

Mcgfcier.fii  Mcgimer. 

M^Sis  :  m.  Tar¥ings  ;  /l;f  ofàUs ,  ^y  p^rcfr  c«  fi'om 

skinnes  in  tawing'^  or  the  liqim  wherein  thcy  are,  or 

hûue  beene  timed.  \  * 

Mcgifferie:  f.The  tarwingyor  drejfmg  of(thinne)sl(innes 

■  ^'itr  GhûeSyPurfcsy&c.  .         ^ 

Megiflîer:  m.  A  tawtryor  tawyer  j  a  Veil-monger^  4 

Leather-drefier. 
Megifte.f^^ri^grwr.  CRab,  ^  . 

Mcglc:  m.  .4  kfndoffirf[edPicl(;'aXyOrÇrHMmg^ax. 
Mcgre:£Z^(>ii;^  Maigre;  fl         -       %    ^j-^^^^.,^ 
Mcgrelin:  m.  AUanefcragjUnkeftarutU^g. 
Me^uc.  ^  Maigue.  v  \^ 

Menaîgnc:  m.  ce:  f.  Lamedjmymed^ygrwmetmpo^ 

tent  y  much  weakened  byextreame  hurts  receUted^  care 

takfn^ioyle  indured. 

Mehaigrier*T*«^^>'w^^»^it4^'f^«^ïw'i^  blames  ;  to 
weal^n^bruh^e,  or  founder  ty  extreame  care^  flripes^^r 
toyle.  :  ,..;  ..    ^•:V.'  .  ;;/i:..  ■■  .  i'..":     '.*■•'•'■  ^ 

Menait^:  ndé  /*  Wiijww  ;  or^  an  extreame i^atfjenefey 
impounciej  or  abatement  offtreitgtby  in  the  bodie^  by 
butts  receiued^care  takfriyor  taylf  indured^ 
Un'cft  cheval  qui  n*  ait  (on  mchatpg:  txof.Vo 
horfe  withoiafime  bruiv;e*y  no  man  without  one  fault  or 
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&,la  meillciire  chofe  qu' ils  ont,&c 
.  U  t  eu  du  meilleur.  He  hath  gotten  the  viflorte. 
Courtes  folies  font  les  meilleures  :  Vtoy.TheJhor^ 
tefi  follies  are  the  befii(and  thereof  may  the  next  Pro- 
uerbe  be  vnderfiood\)  ^  • 

Lc  plus  bref  eft  Ic  meilleur:  Prov*  Trie Jhor ter  the 
better.  .    v 

Qui  avec  fon  fcigneur  mange  poires  il  ne  choi£t 
pas  des  meillciirés  :  Prcv.  Icolii  Manger. 
}Ac)ïkuxCf.  To  improueybelterimalie  better. 
Mein  :  m.  A  proper  name  fir  a  man  i  and  particularly^ 
^    the  name  of  a  Saint,  who  U  held  the  Patron  oj  tU  ^  cui- 
uie  \  and  hence  \ 

\  MaldcfainôMcin.  The  wild  fcab,  mange  y  crfcur- 

nie.    • 
Meix^^Mex.  ^^^      ^    \     ;       ; 

Melancholic:  t  MeUnchoUeyblacke choler\fédnelJe^ 

\  penfiuenejjiy  beautnefe^  thought fkllnepe,  cau-tal^mi  j 

.   folkar'mefieyretyredntfif. 

Mcl^û^i^olic^rùBcicllc.Oyleofy^itrio^ 

tearmedfo  byfome  Phijitiom^,  betaule  being  filled  on 

.  the  groundyit  hoyUs  ofit/elfiylilft  the  Melanckolte cal- 

/fi/^  Atra  bilis. 
,  Melancholic  louviere.  Sf^i^f  Louvier.      - 
Elle  fait  plufieurs  petites  melancholies  a  fon  amy. 
She  playes  him  many  wanton  tricl^esy  or  puts  him  im 
many  prettie'^extajieSé  '■  ^ 

Mclancholicr.  Scmclan.  To  be  melanchoUclftJaSy 
penjiueyheauie  ;  tofotroWygneue^talie  thought. 

Melandioliquc  :  com.  MelanchoUcke^  jad^  petifm, 
heautc,  tboughtfuU  j  retyred  ifuUen  -,  fill  of  blac{c 
choler.  ^  ;  . 

Mdandrinrm.  Afea-fifh^  that  (bU  blacliijh  colour  cx^ 
ceptéd)refemblesthePearch. 

Melanterie:  f.  A  cauflicke  miner jU  Çofthecolcur  ef 

Sulphure)  fiund  in  Brafie  mmes. 
Meleeétte.  The  ^ue  called  Graines  y  or  Graina  of  Pa- 

radice. 
Melcft:  f.  The  LarebyOr  Turpentine  tree  j  and  (as  Mc- 

Içzcy  the  gummejor  teareijjiiingfiom  it. 
Mele t  :  m.  Aftna Uy  great-eyed ,  and  little-moulkcdfi^t- 

fijhy  otberwife  much  refembling  (though  notfo  duntie 
^  06)  the  Ancboua,  whereof  fome  bold  i{  to  be  a  l(md\  or^ 

.Mdcttc:  f.  UtitriefmaUyfifïjflnd^tfta-fiJh,  hredef 
i    rtm^md  wattr,  and  celled  the  Sme,  tr  jea-Cround' 

Mdezc:^  T^^l^wïw^flrïMw*/  tbeljarcbtretiafot 
thftreeufilfiiwbencei-.i!u'  . 

Refine deincleze.  The  rmfentmt.ibats  mdmrif) 
JUd tj  Apothecaries.     ,  -       .^.i'       '  pj  ' 

Kf diccride^  £  AHmp«^iim,nfàe,vh^t}!'»^^\ 
.     ,  ,         ,  .  Ut\khoie.Jw}ngedS€$rpUnthathathmfiif^^^^ 

Meiche:  f*Thei»ee\e  (or  rnofe)efaeMdlei  the  match      .Afi^prechiafionejhatiwmMihemefide^fd  of  < 
of  a  lampe  ;  alff, Match  fvr  a  Barquebifet&c  ;  a^^  i       .     '     .  .  -  • 

tent  (Jha  vnuad)  wiifirme,  »  all  .fa  bigMejlh,  and 
therein  differing  fiomtentc^  vhkh  U  bigger  attne 
end  thin  at  the  other, .  »  ■    c,. .  :...^ .  >-. .,. ^ .  i^., .  ],  ^$;  ^ .  ■>  / 

DefcouTiir  là  melcne^  m  DeTcounir^Mr  hirds. 
trmldbeaflfjWhkkvewtingamatcbfdae^uitifyget 
themgcne.y.  ■■-    < 

Mekherpn:  m.  A  Stflé  wiOà^dct^  fiufeyafe^ 

lparl[lè.  i* '-  '  ^  -  ,  , 

lingTàtitAmeim^fiftfihMi  SetVSxSffàci 
Mcilfauqiie  :  f.  Tiarlêa  mUet^yut  UaHti  MiHft, 
Meilleur:  m.  eure:  £^c^,«<rièirr,kM^j«^ 


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Umo^vu  HelUotgPUi^Clantrfiànt  Clauer, 

Mdflot  aitalie.  ftoHait  Clam*       .      .y^" 
Mdiiot  de  mmsùpi^^iirbottPfir  retnfiOf^ft^^' 

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Vtilcj  firwb'ub  toa^e  Repafàtâbn,  •  -^ . 

Melifle  :  t'.  The  burke  caUedBal/tàitr  BawmeC 
MelilTc  Conftancinopoliraine.  Molucca  Balmeya 
row'h  plaHt,rphofè  flowers  grow  within  cups  or  belts. 
Meliiic  Mpldavique.  Moldaiùâft^or  Titrlfie  Bdtne-^a. 

.    molKweetand^dHe'PUnt,         ,,       '       "^  * 
MdifTc  fau vagc.  ïnW  Btf/«^,  w  B/nvwr. 

Meliticc  Pierre  rael.  twifc*  Kerrc        .      • 

Meile.  tn  Pommc  Appic  ;  tUfo,  a  Medlar^ 

M:llifier.  To  make  ofhome, 

%z\X\^'^^t:com.HeUifluomjnoflfweetJbonie^eetiOUt 

efrvhicb  bottie  flêwetb,  .     ^ 

Mcllindrcs  :  f.  Delicate  little  fies  made  of  Jndian 

u'beat,andfi*gar,  - 

Mdline:  lAFilberd,    ,    - 
M:Uicurgie :  (.The mailing ofbonie\  tees-vfor1(!. 
Mclbdie":  f.  Mebdiejbarmonie^  tunable  found,  orfai' 

(nii'^aaytficitU^ôrfweetAyer.  .  v 

(y,tunjb(y.  .  , 

Mélodieux  :  m.  cufe  :  î.^^elodio$ù,rmjieaUyhaTmpil^'h 

otcifturn^Uyearedeligbtingt  full  ofconcérds.        .'I 
y{.don:m.  A  MelonyOr  Million.      • 

'A  peine  connoift  on  la  fiBinme,&  le  mcloa  :  Prov. 

Smi^  Femme.  t        ^ 

Mclonnierc:  f.  A  Garden  fir  ound^ér  tedyôfMftoou 
Mclopepon  :  in.  ^  Mehn-Pumpion  ;  a  certaine  fi-uit 

thit  participates  both  of  the  Melat  and  Pump'ion, 
Meltetf.  Tbe  ciriuit  of  a  fuduy  or  Sergeant',  the  ter- 

ritorie  vfberem  tkey  exercife  their  iwr^MRion.  ^'al- 

Ion."  •■     ;*'•    ■  ..-  ■i-...  ■■••    ■•   i'' .-.. 

Melun.  The  naàe  of  a  goodtomte  pandmg  neere  to  the 
KiuerofSwie:  "  "'       '  ''  •."-■*-;'■•' 
Anguilles  de  Mdun.  Seel^e  An^itiUes. 

Memarchurc:  f.  SàrbatingoftbefeetfofcatteB.)  ^ 
Membrane:  f.  A  membrane  j  the  vpmofi thime  sl(mne 
efatii  tlmg  \  alfi,a  s{mne  pf Parchment  y  alfoJthtfiU, 
orpiilmgbetweettetbébark^yandtreéé  ^  v- 

Membrane  Allantoidc ,  Th^taiddle  oftbetHree 
mis  wherein  an  infant  If  es  wrapped  m  thewombe^  , 
Membrane  Aœpnibliôroîde,  One  tfftbe  foure  ptfk- 
cipaU  membratm  If  life  eye  ;  it  fkfjMitd  &ke  a  mty 
comètes  the  light  vnth  the  CbrififUinè  bitmor  \  awi.r^- 
t»r»tsaUfirmetifiitif*l^Optkl^fi»e0j9lfmiU 
ries  then  vnto  tbtbfdiiié,wbkh  istdgét  ofUfem\^  ^*''- 

Membrane  Acagndïw.  Tke  gidHitmémkmié'i  if 
ftti  frm  la  mttAtltki^iiki^)!ktfkè'pa^^^^ 
Cbrili4line  humor;  it  férues  (éUtkéfhkiHatMf^g- 
!J*!ft)tovnke^retame  formes  m  the,qe,]^* 
Miai^anelyUâdtér  ir  MeaibirinËGûn^ftmVe. 
Membrane  Blcpharoï4e»-^/«Mtf  membraHe,'fber' 
bf  thewàteng  bwàor  of  tie  eye  h  d^ùgûfied:ihm 

Mcfrf)rane  Conjoiiétîve.  thtmiftfiité 
^'l^foMbpriàc^éimmbrm  (imméh^ 

Membrane  cornée,  Tbèbormemembranrv 
•fi'>ifove,wbichrefèiiMaytMMhlâÊri0m 

^.atbimUfém^hertieiUfimifil^^ 
^'^^  contamttjby  u  bardiup^^lltStéitMtff 

^^.^MfmtMMkdhm'èj^mS^^ 
Membrane  pUifonoe.  à^^tbetwefUàti^ 

h  tkefnê^iifmSm  W^i , 
toAdtÊÊÊÊÊm  liiÉitfiftiMirtriiifii 

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it  bymanf/hutU  veines ^âfid  arteries^  for  tbi  nomjly 
ment  of  the  Cbriftaline  humtfr. 

Membrane  Plcurctique.  A  larie^and  tm-faid 

<  membrane, ihroui»wbofè  doubles  pafie  allibefinewes, 
veines  ^and  arteries,  which  are  be  twee  ne  the  ribs,  the 
infide  wbeteof  (as  alfo  of  the  breaft^  or  bulliej  it 
wholly  couers. 

Membrane  Eaifinicrc  as  Membrane  V vée. 
Membrane  Retifbrme.^  Membrane  Amphiblit 

Membrane  Vitrce.  4;^  Membrane  Filiforme. 
Membrane  Vvce.  Tbegr^pie  membrane  ;  one  of  the 

<  foureprincipaHonesi  (tearmedfi,  becaufe  it  reJemUes 
the  sl(inne  of  a  blaclie  Grape)  comes  from  la  pic  mere, 
andinclofes  the  eye  on  alt  parts  ^  the  baU  excepted ^ 
where  it  is  full  of  holes  j  it  férues  to  comfou  the  Chrif, . 
taline  humor  by  the  diuerfitie  of  the  colours  of  it  impard 
part  J  to  l^eepe  it  fiom  bemg  hurt  by  the  bomie  tunic  te  j 
and  to  bold,  andvnite,  by  it  outward  blacl(nefje,  the 
(pirits  which  otherwife  would  be  dsfperfed. 

Membraneux  r  m.  cufc  :  f.TilmieJuU  of  membranes.^ 

Mufcle  membraneux,  as  Pcaacicri  alfo,  another 

which  dtawes  the  leg  outwards. 
Membre  :  m.  A  member,  a  limme  -,  apart  of  the  bodic, 

or  of  any  other  thing. 
^OMembres  des  compagnies  de  gendarjncric.  JP/4^f  j 

ofnote^or  of  commaund,inthofe  companies. 

Membres  d*  efpcron.  Tfce  gimmewes,  or  ioints  of  a 

Spurre. 

Vn  membre  de  veau,  de  mouton,  &c*  A  ioynt  of 

Idéale,  Mutton^  &c.  ,      ^ 

Membre:  m.éc  1  £  MembredÇin Blafon.)    :. 
Membtet  d*  cff>cron .  Tbf  gimmetar,  or  ioint  of  a 

Spurre.    '  •■  ;  •  ^"iiv'>  A','  •..■   ■    >'. 

Manbrcure.  4^  Membrure*  V^^v  A  :  v  "^ 

Mlerabru:  îfc  uc:  f.  Big-memhedyh^^ 

Membrures  de  pierre  de  taille.  Sucbpeeces  of  fret 
jbone  as  tsàiné  through  a  waU ,  and  appear  e  on  either 
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"  thatffrowes'nèere  tmto  ITierapolk  in  Suria,  and  ù 
called  Olaucium .  Vfbieb  Gérard  holds  to  be  the  red- 
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McnaçanÉ.  3fwtffwijf,fw'Mt«w»fr 
^cn^e:f»AmeHaceta  threat. 

Menacé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  ^enâcedjfbreatened, 
Metacàncnv.  m,  A  mnâcb^^  ttneatenmg. 
MetacCT.  To  menace, tùibreaten,   . 

U  ne  le  menace  pa»  de  poires  molles.  TU  iu  JmaU 

matter,  no  fUiffft  mifibiefè,  wberewitb  he  threatens 

bm,  , 

Tel  menace  qui  eft  batu  :  Prov.  Smi  threaten  that 
,  are  beaten. 

Tel  menace  qui  a  grand  peur  :  Prov.  Uoîif  Peur. 
\/itniCCùT'.m.Amenacer^threatner. 

De  grand  mcnaceur  peu  de  feiâ  î  Prov,  Ortât  m- 

naeersylittlemen-hàckers.    * 
Menaceux  :  m.  eufe  :  f.  Menacîng^fheatfifU, 
Menage:  m.  A  bringing,  leading,  conduSing  ',  hand- 
ling, manage  carriage. 
Menandé.  Snrefy^ut  ofqiieftion,r»ithoiùdoid>ti(a  Gif- 

fiplieoatbyefrM^eueraim,) 
Mendc.  <<»  Menandé. 
Mcndeux:  m.eufê:  f.  Erronim ,  Jaultk ,  naughtie, 

lewd,  jfàl/i. 

Suture  mcndeufc.  The  fetme  whereby  the  bone  of 

the  temples  U  ioyned  with  thefiuU, 
Mendiant  :  m.  ><%|«r. 

Mendiant:  m. ante:  f.  B^K*'*^ 
Mendicité  :  f.  Mendkitie,beggar'ie,^eggarlinejipe. 

Mcndience  :  f. /<  tf||ô^. 

Mendier.  To  beg;,to  craue  an  almes^  to  goefom  dooreto 
ddore, 

Mcndoie  if,  A  Cickf^eUfijh, 

Mené  :  f.  <«  Mendolc. 

Mené:  m.  ée:  £  Led,brought;guided,condttSied/rtree'- 

ted;  managed';  meuedjmduced^perfltaded',  aijbjtutr- 

raughtyCubdaed,fitchtin.:      ■. , 

Mené  i  S.Matburin.  GuUed^nadeàfoote  ef,     ■*  ^ 
Mai  mené.  lUhandled^bufed,hardfyvfijdifirf  Uy- 
ed  to-;Mearied,tjredJMPhjkll^^oJfed^  ém^ 
ai  aJ>eere  bybardpurfiitt,^  '  :':  ig^  ;^^^^^^^^ 

Meneau  de  fcneftrc.  The  tranflme,  witifpi-hsirffofa 

vnnoew,  ■*■  ■  '?i       »  ■  v— ■.. 

Menée:  f.  Aplot^on^iraeîeytra^;priMâU&&^', 
a  Jbifi,  rubtiltie^eMi/i',  à  bupiejji  corned  tl^fyiflfè, 
the  direHfOr  outr^bt  €oiir/i  of  a  fiymi  Deire,  ^  „  v  ^ 
Lamenéedu  Serzm&  'Ceftquand  le  SereoitTa 
fur  les  Heux  du  fie^  flPiSdne  cefinoim  pour  r  ûdô: 

'■.  '  enfoncxpIoiéL'-"i''  :.^.  :    r  v  ,y.M-^v^i  ^''^  ■■  •■  • 
Vn  faifeur  de  menées.  itfp0j!t»r'#£É09V^  I 

monbgrrater,bufieboeRt,'  •  X A   ily'rr-  >  r. 
Mener.T*  bringj^ad;  gàd«/OMnêjBfia^,têiîu- 

nage,orhandk\dfijtêmÊMejndutifoU^irJkâdei 
\  -  0^MjidtdiityMer-reâeb^ehÙL  ^'^  * ,\  A 

;    Menerra&e»r0^e^(^^ 

MdMT  Utim  deyat^f  jéit.  ifViiiK^ln^ 

vr^  bUmes',  mtâhtf^ttyfprfimtftiré^im 


}j/icnctUtxiànde.Tofillomtbebt(Jme^eof. 

Mener  vne  trompe.  To  driue  a  top  j  Loolfe  Trompe 
/   Cela  ne  me  jheine  pas.  Jam  not  ruled ^nor [iraLii 

by  that-,  Inùtber  beed,  nor  refptaUt;  it  preuailesnc 

tUngmtbme»  .^ 

Uy  a  vn  mois  que  la  lavandière  nous  meinc  The 

UuMdreSfe  hath  put  vs  off  thu  month. 

Qw  femme  aoit,  &  Alhe  meine,fon  corps  nc  fera 
I    ia  uns  peine:  Prov.  He  that  beleettes  a  rwrnan  «ni 

Uadi an  Affe^th brought  hit  bodie (and mmd)v ant 
ifiUpaffe,      • 

Les  Oifons  mènent  paifire  les  Oyes  :  Prov.  Letk 
OifoH.  ^  . 

Meneftranderie:  f.  A  cm»anieof^'mfireUs,  ' 

McncRxznditt:  tn,  A  Minjtrell,pr  Fidier. 
Meneltrel.  rtr/iflw.  (v.m.) 
Menefirier:m.  The  fame ',  al/h,as  Quasi, 
tAcrûct.éuVto^tÇiCanoldivord^ 
Meoiguette.  LtfM^  Maniguette.. 

Meninges.  Ttvo  sl(innes,  or  filmes  véicb  tsmap  tk 
'  braine, 

Mennetot,  The  name  of  a  fiveet'appU, 

McDomm.  A  guelded  Goat, 
Mcnonc,  A  tPdinfirell,  ^Voiâevln, 
MenotCS:  (,iMinaclesjwtd.fètters, 
MenOtle  :  f.  tie  Table-line  in  the  band  ;  (a  tmm  qf 
Fabmfirie.)  ■•  ■ 

Meniîonnier.4yManfîonnier.'   . 
Méninge:  m,Alye,fibJeaJmg,vntrutb;  ataltjitajl, 
.  Muel(jerie,fiibk,fid/i  report. 

Les  longes  font  inembt^es  :  Pro.linrrf  «r  w  frvtb 
,    indreames. 
MenliMiger:  m.  ere;  £  Lymgffiilfe,vntm,fmii, 

forged,  JkbuloMS',amiffe, 
Moiabnge[,To  lye,  fib,  fiifly  fable,  cog;fimei  tefirn, 

repmrt^r  deliuer^vntruth,     .     .     ;* 
lidifbagereiBenc.  ty'mgiy,  fitbuUufly,  fidftbf,  t«- 

M<9)ratùil  :  m.  ale  :  £  Menfintaê^  menpum^^ 
\^  Ul^juntoawomans  fiamers,^  •  • 

^    «rUaifmt,  ij.^i^-^r? '^:Mj^-M^W:'f^ J . 
yLeoË]S9XÀeicom^Mt4ifftihU,  ^*  ^/j  en  iv 
Mental:  m.  ale. v£  aientaU^lmgbtfome,btlenmgt» 

the  nandf  (awô')  *•  '^  nànd,  s  x^  •  sa-  «  *  '  *^ 
Mèntalire:  va,CalamHtimêimt4t^àliMt,S^^'f   ; 
yLai^xî^Tbfbeé^be&imt^JAmts,' 

.  Mente  aig^^^^Mr^i<lNpr»  urden^ 
Mkt^Mackat^Mint^itrltdmmmti  '        _  . 
Mcn^  aquatique,  FMh  Mmt,mtter Miiii,9m 

litote  cbeyaline,  BtrJeWmivM^^ 

Mente  adptt«,  C^Ui^mjttdtfidenmts, 
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IvIciKcux:  m.eiife:  £  FuUoflycs,  fran^ht  with  Ua- 

Mentiialhc .  m.  Calamint^ountam  Mint. 
\IeMthc.  iM^  ^^^^^»     * 

Mjiitibuksrf.  rheiaxpcs.  .       .     ■' ;  ^  ^ 

Mention  :  *•  AUntion  ;  remembrance  \  a  npnfination^or 
nmm%  of\  taille  had  Jpeechpafied.of.  •         '  ; 

Mentionné:  m.  éc:  f.  Mentioned ^  nominated ^  ha- 
nied^  remembred  y/ometPhatfpolienyOr  talked  of-y  tou- 
ched in  difcomfc.  :    '  •  ^^       .         "> 

}^:monncï.Tô  mefltion-^  rerriemberynominate/tâme^ 

{ocakcortallieof'ytouchindi/courfe. 
U:iYL\K.Tolye,fib,fhblc,cog,fv'ifl,^^^ 
c9)ne  leafings^iell  a  lye\  alfo^to  doe  anylhing^contrarie 
-toitfdfe\wi)cnce\    .  ■     .-.    •        '     *      '  .    •' 
Boncœurnc  peut  mciitir:  Prov.  Anboneft heart 
cannot  vtter  (or  be  the  author  of)  an  vntruth  \  and; 
U  bon  fang  ne  peut  mentir.  A  noble  nature  will 
not  yeeld  vntobaje  condiuom  5  or  cannotywhen  occafion 
is  ofercdy  concealeitfeljr. 

Mentir  comme  vn  arracheur  de  dciits.  To  lye  lil^e  d 
tooth-drawer  ;  (rpefay  that  Bathers  haue  alt  the  newes 
in  a  countreyi  and  they  that  telimuc,h  newes  tell  many 

On  ne  doit  point  mentir  en  Vin:  Pro.  wint  telieth 
truthyandfi)outdnn  be  belyed. 
Menton  :  m.  The  cbïnne.  •      "- 

Lcver^e  menton  a.  To  hardenyajjurejbeartenyimbol" 
den^incourage.  ,  .  -  . 

Rabaifl'cr  Ic  menton  a.  To  humble ^deieR^  bring  hw^ 
jfluclie  downed    .  •    . ..  ;   -  .... 

Tcmr  Ic  menton  a.  Tofuccouryfiucryfùppott^  main- 

laine^vphold.  /.      -  -      •  -       .    • 

Ccluy  peut  hardiment  nager  a  qui  Ton  (bufticnt  }c 
menton:  Vvo.Hemufi  needs  fwtmme  that  ts  heldvp 
b)ihtihinne(faywe.^   .^  ♦  .- 

Lavertu  ne  fat  iamais  à  menton  blanc  :  Pro.  Ver- 
tue  neuer  jiyew  old\  the  vifpr  thereof  did  neuer  decay. 

Mcntoiinnicr  :  nucre  :  i.Of^or  belongtr^  to^he  chinne. 

Mentulc:  î:Amaniyard.^K^.     ,  ^  ^ 

Menu.  Le  menu.  The  prettie  diJhêSjOr  fine  meat  es  at 
Table  j  a^o.the  bead^feet^and  paunch  of  a  jheepe. 

Menu:  m,  uë:  f.  Uttlc^fmaU^ftnejtkmne^fienderJuh- 

Ùll.exile.'  '  v   ,  .: 

•  Menus  droîâts.  AU  vaUéSjOrfees  belonging  to  an  of- 
fiw;and^articularly^tbe  bead,feety  $l(myfindintraU$ 
^fàJUughteredbeafli  or  i^lifUcb  parts  sâ  a  C^ol^iyOr 
Jtman  of  the  Jlaughter-bou/ijre férues  for  bimfelfèi^ 
MeniK panais.  Tbtwbite HalloWy  marJbàtaUow, 
!^j^^ijhMtllow^    i       -V  ,w        -*  '  V 

Menues  penfécs-  PaunJieSyHârts-eafeyloue  or  Hue  in 
idlenefji  j  afoJutUy  friUâ te jir  prettie  thoughts. 
^<^mmu  peuple.  The  vulgar ytbc  rsde  muttitudèi 
f^ 'leaner  fort  y  the  ra/caity&r  common  peopli^^^^^^ 
Menus poctaftrcs.  Common, fâultrie^  tïmaU^lpith 

^'^ntJpù^éf    ^  '  tf«*  V 

«lus propos.  $h9rt  (peeeheSfpMefkfiMgSyjUa- 
<^^ ^Ofprvuftiéilft.idie  chit.  ^->^ -"  ^ 

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Menuet  :  m.  The  name  of  a^weet  apple,  tbatjeelds  ex-, 
cellent  Cyder.  .  _ 

Menuct:^m.  cttc:  f.  SmaWtfhfit)lelprettie,fineythmne.' 

Meiiiiete  ;  f.smaljneffèynttlcncjieycxilttiejendertief^ 
fineneffeythinnefje.  ^. 

Menuisailles:  £5;w4///rtf/fe,//^Wey  toyesylittle  trifles^' 
or  of  alls  ;  alfoyoj  Menus  dvoiâts, or  ^tbe  bead /cet  ^and 
paunch ëf  an  edible  creatHfe. 

Menuife:  f.  fmail  fijh'ofdiuers forts r,  or ythffmallfy 
/"offijh  caft  into  a  Pomiy  &Cyfbr  the  (toring  thereof -y  a  /- 
fy  l(ind  of  net  wherewith  fuch  fijhmay  be  caught  ;  4/- 

.  f<^y^ny  fmall  trajh^  fM^Syor  garbage  \  and  the  gobbet  s  y  or 
parings  offifh  cutyancùeafi  away  by  tifhmongers\alfQy 
a  fmall  Gudgeon,  or  fifhbred  ofthefpawncy  but  muer 

,  growjngto  the  bigneffe^of  a  Gudgeon.    •  *  ^^ 

Menuilementfm.  A  minijhingyextenuatingymtiing 
fmallj  a  crumbimg,or  breakpg  verie  fmall. 

Menuïfcr.  To  mintp^yextentiate^  impaire  verie  muchy  . 
mal^e  verie  fnutll  3  to  crumble  3  to  grind ^^  brealfe^or  cut 
fmall.  'V  > 

Menuiferie:  f.  Seeling^wainfcottingyloynersworl^eial' 
Coyany  fmall  worl^e.  ^ 

Menuïlêté:  f.  SmalhefeylittlenefcythinncpyfinenejSc, 

exilttieyflendeméfie.  1 

Mcnuificr:  m.^/oj'wr.  .  > 

Mcnuifier  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Ofyor  belongmg  to^a  Joyner^or 

to  foynersworlie.  ^  ^V 

Menuiliilleric  :  f.  Small Jlufe.  ..."■■. 

Menuville:  f. ^  Manivelle  (/»  the  lafl fence.)  ' 

M.çoiUm.MeWySpigneUyRaldîmonieyïïearewort. 

Mequine.  as  Mcchine,  ^Pic, 

M.er  ;  f.  The  Sta^  the  Mayne  ;  alfoy  the  hollowneffe ,  or 
channellpfa  mne-prefliy  the  round  concauitie  wber^^ 
in  the  grapes  are  prepecl.    *  ^ 

Mcrd'amont*  The  Adriaticke  fea^ythe  fea  wherein 

l^enkedothflnnd  i 

^cr  d'aval  The  TyrrhenianyOrTNfcanefca. 

}Acvn\a]o\Xv.TheEuxinefea'ythefea  which  diuides 
- 'EunopcJ^aw  Ada.  • 

>3Mer  de  procez.  An  in  finite  yor  endle^fefuit. 
'  Vl^iahlc  de  mer.  AfcaCootyOr  Cormorant.  ' 

La  gr  ajidc  mcr.Tè^  firfl  Bull  ofPriuiledges  graunted 

(by  Pauliis  tcrtius)  vnto  the  Jefuits. 

Wcrd  de  met.  Sea-greene  colour. 

Kntrc  deux  n^crs.  Is  vnderffood  oftbecounttey  that 

lyes  betweene  the  troo  large  Gafcon  7{iuers  Dor- 

donne,  and  Garonne. 

Meflcrlaiiîer,&lc.cicl.  To  ml(e  a  horrible  confi- 

Sm.  '■  •■•,  -v.  •  •  '        '■  ■"'  ■       ■■■...■ 

Singlcr  en  haute  mex.TofayU  in  the  Moyne  j  to  haue 
ftftffe0no/l%htoworl(eM^  t'' 

Tenir  la  mer«  To  commaund  at^  or  be  matfier  of  y  the 

fea. 
\.  Tenir  i  la  men  To  wor\eyOrfayte  againji  the  tyde. 

Celuyquifemetfur  la  met  ou  il  eft  fol,  ou  il  eft 

pouvre^ou  il  a  envie  de  mourir;  Prov.  Be  that  vnto 
\^^the/oa  commits  bis  bodie^is  either poore^or  deSyrai^or 

ahoddie.  --  -vi 

r  Goutte  i  goutte  îâ  mêfV efgoute  :  Prov.  Loohf 
*>£(goutet.  ;':;-??=^v^^  '  -•.•^«^v^'  ^  ^  •  ^^-  •  ^-^-^  *  '••'  ^^  • 
-tes  Rivieres  retournent  en  îa  mer:  Prov.  (Said 
.  when  Trimes  doe  Çquee^e  out  of  their  fpungie  Offi^ 

ters  tbe  moifiure  wbkb  they  baue  fuvloyt^dfrom 

^  envoyé  chcjif  àU  met  il  n'  eri  rapjportc  ne 
poiflbisnefcIrProv.  ^  man  either Ipofif^  or  gtti 
nought, by  fending  an  vnfiQnefJinger.    ^' 
Qufeft  (ur  la  mer  ne  fait  pasdesvems  «ecjiu'if 

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vcuc  :  Prov.*  fVinds  are  not  fttbit{l  vnt»  tbtfe  that 

Qui  veut  apprchclrc  à  prier  aille  fouvent  fur  la 
iney:  Prov.  He  that  will  Uarnt  to  fray  Ut  bim  lot 
ofnoCea.  , 

Mcrane.^Mcjane.  ^Kab. 
^McTaac:{.AJùùmotber. 

Merc  de  Chaftdi  du  Gihct;  de  laluftice.  the  fiat, 
fUct^  marine  of  tb<  boufe  of  a  Lord  Chaftelainywii 
of(bk)  Gibbet,  or  GaUovns,  wbicb  bejignes  of  high 

Jur^diHion, 
Mercadant:  m.ApooremarcbaHtjpaltriet^adefmani 

one  that  diales  but  fir /mU,orfleigbtmire, 
Mcrcadcncc:  f.  Small  traffickf, 
Mcrcadcr  :  m.  A  Marebant,or  Tradefman, 
Mercaiidcau  :  nu  A  paUrie  marcbantyfoore  bargaiiter, 

forrie  chaffltrerjbeggarlie  chapman, 
Mercandier  ••  m.  at  Merçandeau.      *  . 
Mercantil  :  m.  ilc  :  f.  ,^arcbantlie,Marchant^lil(e» 
Mercenaire  :  com.  Metcenariejbtrelingjn'  hired ^  that 

talfes  bireyWageSyOr  bribes. 
Mercerie:  f.  Small  war  e^cbafer, 
Mercerot:  in.  A  Pedleryapaltrie  Haberdajher, 
Merci:  f.  tMercie;  alfoypitieycompafpoi'y  tender-bear- 
tedmjfe  i  al/hy  par  doty  remiffioffy  firgiuenefe  ;  alfoy 
a  benefit  y  or  fanour  -,  alfiy  thoj^et  giuen  fir  a  be- 
nefit. ■     " 

.  Relief  à  merci,  the  reuenue  ofoneyOrÇju  mfomepU* 
ces)ofeuerietbirdyeareyyeeldedfi)ra'R,cisct 
Merci  :  m.  ic  :  f.  Tbanl^ed  -y  as  in  Dieu  inaci.  Godbe 

thanked.  . 

Mercl--dieu  vilain.  Gods  meràe  vîUaine  i  or  though  J 

fay  ityjou  rogue  (an  angrie  wofsans  onth.) 
Mercier:  m.  A  good  Pedlet-yOrmeane  Haberdajher  of 
/hiall  wares  i  atradefinan  that  roubles  all  manner  of 
fmall  ware,  and  bath  no  better  then  ajbed^  or  bootbe 
firbiijhop,  -^ 

Koy  des  mexciOtS.  Loo^eKov. 

Tuer  vn  mercier  pour  vn  peigne.  Topunifi  light 

fiiuUs  with  heauiepenaUies;or,to  tal(e  agréât  reutnge 

ofafmaTlrvrong,    "     '  > 

Cbafcun  mercier  prile  fes  :^uilles,&fi>n  panier: 

Prov.  To  eutrie  one  hts  ownefeemes  faire» 

'A  cbalque  merder  Ion  pannier  :  VioMt  each  man 

bU  ovne  burthen  btare,  _ 

II  n'eft  pas  mercier  qui  ne  Ij^aic  faire  fa  loge: Prov. 

The  Pedlers  game  mltbebtttjmall  that  amnitr  tare 

b'mfèlfeaftpl,  / 

Pedt  mercier  pedc  pannia  :  PtoT.  tin  IkUe  Tea' 

leraUttkpaclffdotbfirMe. 

Mercier.  {OfthreeffttahUs)  u  tbanke,  trpnt  tbémh. 
HactcàuH^edneldof. 

Mercuire  :£  A  Mercuriale. 

Mercure  :  m.  The  God  Mercnrk  ;  flutei  Mtrtttritx 
driigMersmie'yalfo^tàcbrfibtet, 
Ila4umercureàlaceftt.  He  Ufantafkàtt,  huma» 
rutu,  new-fajigkd,  gfddie-beaded  lalfiybeU  verii 
craftie. 

Mercurial:  m.  ale  :  f.  Ofauremies  madt  efaterat' 
ria'ybtmevmUrtbéPbmet  Merenrk;  bente,  hnmo- 
rmUyfamapkaU,  nem^glad',  atfb,  pratm^  tall^ 
tustylang'têwgiei',  alfi,  erafiiijJbbtiUf  eUsekfill, 
tbeeaiffh  '^^. 

Mercunale  :  £  Dimmit ^rmh  Mer  emit  ;  t^  bearb 

.  toberioftb4rebetbreilpndt;êWÊâli,fimaU,aMli 

IMcicuriak  ùmi^trttd  Merettrii^eUff  Mermrie, 
dogfCawie.- 
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MER 


,  held  on  tradnefilénesyat  fir  ft  euerie  fifleene  day  «,  0, ,. 
UaftfOnce  a  montbiafterwards(by  an  EdiR  •/Charlea 
the  ninth jm  the  year  e  i  ^6^  once  euerie  three  months 
in  all  Tonmes  of  Parliament  j  and  at  iengtb  (by  anr 
dm  tf/Ha  .Anno  isy9)  in  aUPrefidiaU  Tcwiti^j 
but  once  infix  mouths  :  rke  Judges  in  them  be  emùnt 
fiUa  Preftdenn  of  the  Place  y  who  are  to  examine  and 
cenfure  the  faults  committed  by  tbf  Officers  ofih'ôrdi. 
narie  Courts  held  tbe^e  (or  elfewbere  within  that  7^ 
ri(diâm)and  during  the  continuance  of  that  bufmir, 
mufi  intend  no  other,     * .  *  ''   ^ 

Mcrcurializcr.Ttf  mercurialise  it  j  to  be  humor oui^fin. 
tallicall^ew-fangled',  alfoyto  prattle JbabUytalhe  citr- 
much, 

Mucy.  Looke  Mcr d,  ~  <* 

MerdaiUe:  f.  A  crueoffhittenknaues,  offiUhUfcn^n. 
drells,offtinl(ingfillowes, 

}Acrâeîi.MansdMngytstrdyexcfements^î^fe.- 
Metdc  de  6e:é.  The  drofie  of  Iron.   . 
Metdcbyc  A  Gotfe^tnrd  greene,         . 
Robbe  d*  argent  brodée  de  merde.  .An  exttUnt 
Text  ill  expounded,or  commented  on  ;  (far  w^kb  caufi 
^hdùs  calls  fa  Ix^manslnfiitutes.) 
^A  cul  de  fbirard  toujours  abonde  merde  :  Prov. 
There  wants  no  tmd  at  patten  faUowes  tayles. 
Le  Pore  a  tout  bon  en  Coy  fors  que  la  merdc;  Prov. 
Lool[ePovc,  • 

Merdé.  i»7^«A/0)^MortDieu. 

}Acrdcfcx,Thedrofieof  Jiron, 

Merdefin :  m,H  Phifition  -yUarmettfo  in der'tfm. 

Merdeux:  m.  eufc:'f.  Bt^tten,  beraytdy  aU-to-bt- 
tmdedy  fan  of  ordure,      ^ 

Merdigues.  Mother  ofGody  (a  rufiicalloafh.) . 

Mcrdrt.  «  Merdé.  f  Rab. 

Merdigues.  Mother  ofGod-,  (a  rujlicall  oatbfOrJntir- 
ieSlion.)  , 

More  :  £,  A  mother  ;  alfiythewombeyOt  Matrix  ofawtj 
man  ;  alfajtbe  earth  of  a  F  ox, or  hole  of  a  Badger  ;  alf9, 
a  grutjklting-tnbforHogs-flefi'y  alfi,  a  ^reat  pit^r 
trench,  wbereinto  tbe  fupérfiuousmoi^ureofmtetin 
ground  it  eonueyed  by  finall  cuts,  or  ditches  ;  a^tytht 
ajUérior.^and  inner  fidOyOr  face,ef  an  Aftrolabe. 
Mere  des  cailles.  A  Rayle  ;  or/t  broeke-OwfiU. 
Mered*  line-foncaine.  The  beadofa  pountaine,  or 
CondiMjOfaUed  about  witb,er  cmredwith  a  vault  of  y 

fim,  ■    *■  - ■  '   ..  ■  ■ .  ;/    ■ 

iActep9nd.Ag!randimtber^grandam,  , 

Dure  mere  de  la  tefte.  Tbe  donbUslên  that  eoueretb 

tàf  mfida  of  the  brake,  and  kjtepetb  it  fern  btmi 

Imttyfirtonebedbyibetlpdl,  /  , 

Vitvaat.Atim/ind€Uertsl^^fitme,nexttotht 

kraine,tbtwtàch  it  itrwrMs  on  all  fides,  andnounjbes 
byvdfalt  reaeinedfiom  other  parts,  ^        «  , 
Cèftkventrcmamcrc.  IJpWfWWWWtfre  tt^V 

mlldMwomorifa,  ,«../.,     . j  /.     *Uét 

n  t'enrvprendre  la  mcfC  au  nid.  Satd  of  me  tm 

fiealisCmtea^)  tn^ds  amfhn.mtbapmpofe  toéoe 

^bmfimviibappiitri€ke:Sâdafoofâmce,indpre- 

M««îSfcfiUt(kfineroimèufc:  Prov.^ '«^^ 
mtherbreedsMfiahb$idanét0f-^    ^-     %'  '  ;. 

Laracrcdutiniidcnefçaitq«eCeftdepl«2: 
■'    Vprf.Thttmmdi  dm  letamt  root  what  weepmi 

MttinàlêfincfeiiiocqueaefiiOKfe:  Pm^v*  ^^' 

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felfi/iftilU  from  the  grapes ^or  oUues^  mmedUtly  after 
the}  belayed  in  the  pre jie.  % 

Bateau  mere.  A  great  falt-bpatyOr  bar{(e'y  er^tbe  chie- 
fefl,or  greatejl  of  a  fleet. 
Scntine  mere.  A  little  falt-boat^or  bar^e* 
Tout  fin  mere  nud.  Nailed  vpyor  eneriyto  the  bellie. 
Mereau:  m.  A  Counter  (to  caftwithally)  alfo^  a  Toi^en 
freceiued  at  Church  by  one  that  meanes  to  commune 

cate.)       . 

Mcrc^rand,  toolie  Mere. 

M  rr elles.  Le  leu  des  inerelles.  The  boyifh  game  catted 
Mentis  y  ùrflue-pennie  MorrU\  played  here  rrioft  com- 
monly withftonesy  but  in  France  with  pawnes^  or  men 

•  mde  ofpurpofeyand  tearmed  Merelles. 

}A2rçpcdQ.  Mother  of  pearle.       ' 

Merge  :  m;  A  name  (birdiuers  ipaterfirvley  that  vfe  to 
ducl^emuchiaathePuffinyCormorantyJlidapper^&c. 

Mcriaiie;  f,  Noone'reftyJleepingadajeSy  or^t mid-day. 
^Norm.  .     ' 

yicmnçr.Toreftorflecpeatnoone'tide.  \ 

Meridian.  ^Méridien.       -^  • 

Méridien:  m.  The  Meridian -y  a  circle yphich  pajjlng 
through  both  the  Polcsyand  through  our  Zenith  (rphete-  ^ 

;  foeHcr)  diuidcsthe  Sphere  into  two  equall  parts^tb'one 
Orjentjliyth' other  Occidentail. 

Méridien:  m.ennc:  f.  tMer'ulian^  South  y  or  Souther- 
lic'y  nfjor  bclongin'i  tOythc  McridianymiddayyOr  noone. 

Meridional  :  m.  dc  :  f.  ^ieridionallySoutherlieyqiihe 
Soiithyon  the  South fid\\  belonging  to  noone-tide. 
Cercle  meridional,  ii  Méridien  ;  called  foybécaufe 
whenfoeueriand  wherefohi^f  the  Sunne  comes  into  it  it 

'  h  noone. 

Mcriii:  m.A  Sergeant  ^common  Èaylifiyorfucb  WierurnU 
Officer  in  fhe  Cuftomes  of  La  Bourt.  1 .  * 

Umfcif.  A  fmall  bitter  Cherrie. 

Merifier:in.  The  fmall  and  bitter  Chei/^e-tree. 

Mcritc:  m.  Mérite -^  de  fer  t^  an  a6l  worthie  of  reconi^ 
pence.  *  -     . ,        .  •  '*        -       \ 

Les  mérites  d'un  procès.  The  Pleadings  of  a  caufe\ 
theBiUyAnfH^eryT{eply^d  Reioinder  ythe  tiiles  ailed- 
H^cdy  proojfès  producedyOr  matter  containedytberem^ 

Meritc':m.ée:  f.  MerUedydeferuedyearned. 

Mcritemcnt.  Meritotioufly^efèruedlyjfi^ortbilj^witb 

200dcaufè.'      -:"        .  A  ^         :  ;;;    ^     ^      •  ;    > 

Mériter.  To  merityto  defirue. 
Méritoire  :  com.  MeritoriouSyWeUde/èruingy 
^frervard.  :    "^  :*-     "  -  :: 

Mcritoircirtcnt  MeritoriouflyydeferuedfyyV^ortbify^^ 
Merlan:  m.AiVbitingyaMerlingtK  n  :  >H:-?r  bI/1 
Merlaiifalc.  AdryedtVhitinf^i  the fifh which wt  tall 
(^fithardneffe)Bucl(l)orne.        ^  #  ^"-'^ 

Merianc^Mcflan.  .4 v  -'       •     ;   ,^K 

Merle:  m.  A  MearUyOrpfeUyBUckbird.  /it. 

^^rkhlcQ.  A  fmaUOwfeU^haivfitalfybféildim^ 
^^À^fond  fetds  on  ri^rmeSyftmuJandjeeduuA^^^^^  : 
Mcrfc  dc  JBtcÛL  A  Ifind  ofM/trlt  ofajmlii  rti  c(h 

M^IcaucoDicr.  Al^dvfTl^u^tbathaùâwbi^ 

Merle  dc  mcr*  Tht  Céoi^f(h^irtU-reiuh,  à  iiulife; 
V.^i^ti€fifflijdfat  rtfèmkié^^SPtreh.         r-  K 
Meric  nou:.  The  jUackJ^d^mimrie  Omfill.  ^  j' 
^I'^nd  tuerie*  A  GoAt-finlftt  ^  â  mêwUfmeMf 
mewbât  bigger  tbèH  an  Omfk^  âMéJiJfi  tUm  ^  tm^ 

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Merle:  f.asMcûCi  a  Medlar. 

Mcrlct:  m.  A  battlement  (of  a  wall.) 

McrkttCif.  A  MartletyinBlafon. 

Mçvlicï:  tn.  A  Medlar  tree. 

Merlusjou  Merluz  :  w.A  Mellrvellyor  J^eeling^a  1(ind 

offmall  Cod  TvhereofStoclifiJh  is  made. 

Chaudes  à  queue  de  mcrlus.  Lool^e  Chaufle.     ^ 
Mermclade  :  f.  iW^r;?7/i W^.  ^      • 

Merquc.  ^  Marque. 

.    Merque  de  bois.  A  rorPCytnftyOr^^^cjui^f  trees  necre 
toahoufè. 

Mcrques:  f.  BCyin  a  paire  of  beadsythe  biggcftyor  leaji. 

Mcrrain,&Merrien.  ^xMarrcin'. 

Mers.  Batture  faifte  au  dcflus  des  mers.  Vpon  the 
Jjead^orfhcc.  ''^ 

Merveillabie  :  com.  Maruellousyadmirable. 
Merveille:  f.Amaruellyrvûnder-y  miracle ^  a  tnonflroiis 
thing^yflrançie  accident  yadmirable  matter.       * 

^A merveilles.  tMarudlouflyymiraculouJlyyWortder' 
filljyadmirablyyflrangely. 
.  Pois  de  merveilles.  The  blac\e  ryinter  Cherrie,fndi- 
anHartyOr  Hart'peafe. 

Merveille;  ou^Pomraedcmcr.  The Bai/amyOrhalme 

:  apple  i  (an  hear  be.) 

Merveille  fcrnelle.  Thefimale  Balfam  apple  ibearcs 
a  purple  floivery  and  differs  from  themale  in  all  things 
but  thefruit'^wbicb  (though  Ul{e  vnto)  Ufomewkatl^fll' 
then  his.  \'      ■ 

Merveille  mafle.  The  male  BaffamCy  or  Balme  apple  y 
(tearmed  particularly  the  apple  ofjerkfalem)  bear  es  a 
fitint-yellarPyOr  flr'avp'Coloured  fiorver. 
MerveiWeufcmen t.  Maruellouflyy  miraculoujljy  won- 
derfiUhy  flrahgely.  .  /      •  % 

Merveilleux:  m.eufè:  ^.Mâruellousyrnlraculousymn- 
derfiiUyadmirabUy  grunge,      ,'    /  '  ;    • 

Mery  :  tn.The gullet yVt^e^on^or pipe ywherebji mçat paf 
Ceth  dori>ne  into  theftomacl(€.      .  "      ;  : 
"Mes  :  m.  A  meffcy  orferuice  of  meat  j  fl  coMfe  ofdijbes 
attfble.  . 

Belle  chere  vault  bien  vn  rtieS  :,  Proy.  A  cheer e full 
bûlie  fills  vpbalfi-emptiedijkes.      •  - 

Qui  a  fburmage  pour  toiis  mes  il  le  doit  couper 
biçn  efpcz  :  Provi  *He  that  hath  fiought  but  Cbfc/è  at 
noone  ênd  night ,  mufi  banijh  the  "Phifitions  penny-^ 
-  .vteigbt,   •  .  i".      - 

.  Tibtf  P/«r4i/fl/Mon  ;  <»,Mes  livrcs,hahits,&c. 

.ySrPlûs,4ïOncqucs  mes.  N^««worf. 
Mes»  in  CompoRt'tony  u  as  much  as  Maiy^erùerthig  and 
tûrniat  to  m  the  finie  of  the  wards  il^ecedeth  ;  m.  in 
Meraife,Mesfaire,&c  ;  Or  asjtur  Compounds^  yn^  and 
MUyWhicbwev/ivntothe/àmefurpopi.. 
Meiâdvcnance  ••  f.  f^ncomeîineffeymsbecomming, 
Meiàdvienir  à.  7*0  ihishappen^tofuccetd  illvato» 
Mefâdventuce.:  f.  ,Mifiduenture^mifcbance,inisfir- 

M«fàdv^Hc:  f.  4»  Mcfadvchturc.    \ 

Mefâilê:  f.  Difeafe^troublc^moUflationjiapimitieimi- 

.  fMf^fiiaion,  .'•-'■><'.-•  >•■•■'    .  •:  ^  ^.'f  ■  •'^1. 
Mefingerf.  ATitmo'ufi,orrittting. 
*•  Mctoice  bleue .  Our  mdinarie  Tttmufe. 

Mclànic  hupéc.  A  cêppedfmliTitmoufefbat  batb 
■.■U  U^Uêi fpettedvntb tpbife,aMgbt*brnvne bê^ 
•  4iÊ;im^^nêfi,Miafh-colomedthiibeW-^\: 

Mdâneè  à  U  longikr^jueucVrt*  ISg-iàpled  Tstmênfi-, 

UM»(ftf\bf>m»ftp^i^''&^^^^i^^^^f^t» 

Meûnge  nonnctte.  The  little  Titmoufe  called  a 
Hunm,%ecâMCejbefeemi  to  wtêre  ÇatâNmmt  dotk) 
■M ûlUttboMlierbmd^^-à\\  ^  ,;  ;  ; ';vîc  ; îjî;:^  . 

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Mcfarrivcr.  To  mifarriue,  tê bafptn,  vr  cêPievHfirtë' 
nateljvnto,  ^  ■ 

'A  qui  il  mcfarrivc  on  lûy  meshxA:  Prov.  (Sfâft 
ête  me»  têwtoni  tlf  imfirtunétt.) 
Mcfchammenc.  frtckedh,  imfmfii,  vupdcuufy, 
nâ»ihtdj,  filU^^  moft  mpitrtlff{cMnàlj,  fgMiJhfy^ 
knéuifbfyy  vilUHûuftf  j  cMrfy,frgmardlf,  wàfchuuonf- 

^•y  pâUrify,c9itrfetf. 
McCcbinccif.  A  MfchUfiyprmTcbaHci.       .  •    •, 
Mcfchancctçj  £  H^icktdnefie.imfieM^vnffacmfneH'e, 
i(iuuerie,  fuuihtmefie,  vitianie,  viUneJJi  i  â  bad  afl, 
lewd  pranke,fiithiiptrt,fiifkU  deed, 
Mclchant.  mcked,imfioiujutipêc'um,  nâuihi'u^  bad, 
lewd  y  vitl/uwusjtàimlh  ;  viU^fUtbiei/curuiey  moft  im- 
pure ;  alfoy  pâltrie,  couffè,  vtrmrtbiî  \  alfo^  eurfi^  mif- 
(lueuous,bàrJh,fromard,  ^ 

Mcichant  ouvrier  ia  ne  trouvera  bons  outils:  Pro, 
AbimfUrfeldmefitsb'mwitbioodtooles, 

Mc/cnantrt  paroles  ont  incfchant  lieu:  VtcBad 

rvor^s  doe  find  but  bad  acceptance, 
Meichantc  parolcicftcc va  par  tout  d la  volée: 
Prov.  A  bad  word  càft^foone  rouesyabroad. 
De  meChant  hômmq  bon  Roy  :  Pro.  thefiorvard, 
.  oryntraRàblemanprouesaf>fioaKin(f  '',' 

De  incichaiit  hoftc  bon  reconduifcur  :  Pro,  A  net- 
diebo[i(orzheft)  a  notable  guide.       -^ 
Tout  melchaiit  cft  ignorant  :  Prov.  AUnaughtie 

men  are  ignorant. 

Aujourd'uy  mar cKant  demain  mcfchant:  Pro.  Ttf 

day  a  Mar  chant  ^to  morrow  a  mifctiànu      . 
Bon  baftard,  c'cft  avanturc,  mais*  inefchatlt  c*  cft 
de  nature  :  Prov,  B4ftayds  by  chance  are  gô§d^  bj  nor 
turebad.  v    ^        'y 

Sans  cftrc  j>ouf fuivy  le  mcichant  prend  la  fuîlc  : 
,   Prov.  The  pour  jfljis  befbre  be  be  purjieedifelfe-gidlt^ 
tbûHgb  nought  elfe/nâl^esajmneffy. 

Mcfclxr.  ^  MeiAc.  .   ;     / 

MtCch^f:  nu  MiCcbiefe.  #  >^ 

Mcfchcnicrc:  £  CandU-weelas  Muttein.  ^     -^^ 
Mc{chcoirà«  TomUbappen/iicciidiU^fiUlâUtvnlucIfjh 

^  A  qui  mçlchct  on  luy  œcfofïre  î  Prov.rtfl^  TPbom 
necefJUie^or  misfirtiau  firces  tofell/tre  muer  afered 

the  fiiUworth  of  things.     ^  ^ -^     - 

Aux  bons  mdfchec  il  :  Pro.  The  hefimen^commênfy) 
haut  tho  worft  frrtune^wboriM^  wefaj^Tbe  bonefior 
mantbemr/èbisùuke.    ^  - '^  -^^^^ 

o  ll^fi^efipasenfeurtéàauineme^hràfto^ 

Prov.  Heftands  notfiaêfthiUdiimHnpf.m^^^ 
Mefchuie:  £  A  wenchjmiad {huam^ni$l^frOé^^;^^^^ 
Mcichinon :  f^  AprU\ a  little ^jounimaidfiruanu 
Mefcle:  £  Mapm^^whtnand  Rye  mmtkd.  ^Lan- 

Mdcogneiu  U  ne  s'eft  point  mefcogneii.  Be  §t^ 

M^xsgooiflioce  :  f»  ■  yif^kimUdumentymiréd' 
Mc(a3epoSSÊOLyktdi0fmbM^nfy 

Me^xmmte:  m,  A  mfittîmiiii^wrtiigécAmf^  ;  g 

Mdankiller,  r*  tiifhmtf^,wifMfèff^t^ 

McicoiiceMD«4S(Mcfi90fl^e>  lé^.-;  . 

hUfcoatt  :  m^  :  €  M'^ttiijMiiJ'/Êifètmttif^^  : 


Mefcontentcmatt  r  m.  T>ircontentmeitt.  offence  m 
JktùfiOm.  '   -       "    •'  "^    '»'* 

Mcfcontcntcr.ro  dijblcafi,difcontentjOlfend^mf  m 
fatitjkRmto,     -  -, 

.  Se  mefi:ontenter  de.  To  ta^ettbe  pet ^  or  pepptr  |, 
the  nofe,  Mt-,  to  jte  ill  fitisfied  with  j  bo  rm  to  lAt  or 
êUmtf,  "*  ^' 

Melconter,  To  m\fi»unt^i^ècï(m'^let«fr  errejnrec 
Ifminfi.  '  ■       ;■' 

Mefcreable:  com.  Vnbeleeuable,fktpeSlable^nott»ht 
creditedyvnfit  to- be  trufted,         \      ^< 

Meicreance:  f.  Mifcreancie.mUbeleeli.awront  li 

.  :  Uejè,  •\>'^  •     •     .     V  ^ 

Mcfcrcant.  Mifitttnty  mtibeleeuwg\  fiitbltl[e -^'mcrt. 
dulousymiJhruftfiiU, 

Mefoeu.  at  Mefau. 

Meicroire.  Tomiliruft,  fu^tRy  haue  little  beUtfi,  m 
^fiutt  confidence^  in  i  alfoy  to  play  the  mifcr earner  ht- 
leeueamiffe, 

Mcfou  :  m,  uc:  f.  Mifiruftedyfufpeiled^  not  crti'ntd, 

m  way  beleeufd. 
Mcs-danics.  T^  title,  or  fiile  of  the  French  }{jnis 

dau^ters.  /" 

Mes-damoifellcs.  T6r  tideyor  pile  of  the  French  }{jnis 

brothers  dauibters\. 
.  lAtCdkcTo  depraueyreproacb/euile  ;  'rayleon,detraa 

/romyjpealft  ill  of. 
Mcttunce.  «  MefdifTon: 

Mcflîant.  T(eproachfidlydetra£liueyoblûqums,  ofpù- 
brmtjraytmijreuiltng.  .  " 

'  Jl  ne  feroit  nuls  mcfdifàns  s'il  n'eiloit  des  cfccu- 
cans:  Pro.  There  would  be  none  to  ray  le  if  none  mitld 
,  beare,  .  _,_ 

MeiHiflbn:  £  Reproacby0bloqui(,4«tra{lmy0btrtçlati- 
m^pprobr'toui  §>eecb  ;  reuUmg^ept  àtiingyrayliag  on. 
ii/ld}lonnci.TomifgiMeyorbejhwamiffe. 
Meiè  :  £  An  eigbtby«r  proportion  of  eight  ^a  Mufci(-al- 
-fOyOsMcxc  (wantonly.) 
MefcaU:in.  A  mefeSedy  fiuruiey  Uaporouty  U^mus 

-  .Plus  crafleux  que  la  cafle  d'un  inefeau.  See  Craf-- 

MeiêL  4»  Mefeau.        " 
McfcleticiiMefeldneffeyUaprofiey/curuinefe;  : 
Mcfèleuz:  m.  cmc:  î,  Mtfeldy  lea^orous/'fê  of  the 

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Mcfentcriquc  :  com,  Ofyor  bebmpng  tOytb^i^axt- 

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dilirib/aeshftlfi.0auHibefinaBffits'ya«d^ÊV!!^ 

-    (mt^whicbgoe^^mtêàtiÊmtriwtoftbeUatDtcnu. 

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Meflc  :  £  A  àlec 

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Mcfguc  :  £  »**;', 

Mesguis. #» Megïs.       '    *  î.    i 

Mcshaigac;  com.  Pteuifby  wap^ârd^f^oward^  iS  to 

detfe  ;  (tbe  humor  ofmofl  Umeptrpms.)     - .  \ 
Meshain.  ^  Mehaing.     xr.-  ■..:,?' 

Mcshingandé:  m.  ec  :  f.  (Almfi)  off  the  hindinjlêofk 


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Meflanac-  6  ^  mixture^fXïïley.meJh]  minglingibôtcb- 
pot  y  gaU)^"^^^^)?  ^  (^ompùjitionyor  cfiUtRi$n  of  many 
feuerall  things. 

Mcflangé  im.ét:  f.  Mixed,  fmnghdy  mellcdy  hUnt  j 

ïumbltdyfhiffleiMdUdtogetber. 
M  .'flari'^cr.  fo  mngfe^mixyblendi  majh^  mell  ;  mmble^ 

jhHp^^  fiilie  a  conjufld  mçdlej ^buddte  things  ugc- 

^btr.    / 
Mcflaiigeiir  :  m.  A  niingkYy  mixer  y  blender  j  iumSlcr^ 

(hiéflcrjhuddlerof  things  together é  '^     * 

UcHc'-i'*  A  Medlar. %Vic.  '        .   wf 

Avec  le  tcmps^  &  h  paille  Ion  meure  les  mcflcs  : 

Pro V.  Time  and  affli6lion  fuppU  harjhefl  natur es. 
Mcflc:  m.éc:  (.iMingted.mixedyput amongy  meUed\ 

mcdUdy  i/ttcrmedled'y  flmffltd^  huddled  y  or  tumbled  y 

With.       '  •  ^  ;■     -         ^' 

ChcveuxraefleZ.Ti/^i&ifo^^^S  alfoy  gray  baireSy 
W)ence\  ^:-  •  -■•••  ..-•'.  ■•.,  '  '  . 

Vn  homme  mcflé.  One  that  s  fiêU  oj  gray,  hakes  ;  tf /- 
jo^(t  lencraUfchoUeYyOne  that  bath  a  fmattefing  of  all 
Aits.      y  ■■••■••■•  .■''  •'■-•■•■■. 

VMncûé.Pell-mellyConfufedfy.   ' 

M:flce.'  i  ^  mixture  yor  medley  \  a  blendingy  mngUngy 
mcïïmg  ;  alfo^a  fig^tyfrayy  eonfliH,  combat^  bk^eringy 

.  butell.  ...  '.        •  - 

Mcflément.  Mïxtljyconpifedlyjin  à  huddle ^as  ft  hatch- 
pot^onewithanoiber. 

Mefler.  To  mingleymixyblendy  maJh/neUi  to  huddle, 
jhufJleyiumbU  j  confound. 

Se  mefler  de.  To  meddUyiniermeddUy  deale  mtby 
baueahandin.     "^  •      *  \ 

Se  mefler  du  meftier.  Lool^e  Mcftîcr. 
Cela  mefleranos  fufées.  That  will  vmte  our eaufisy 
9rn}A\e  tbem  alil^e.  >  .  1. 

II  cft  bien  heureux  qui  fe  iheflc  de  fes  affaires  : 
Prov.  Happieu  he  that  fiUawis  bU  eftvnehujmeffe  i 
^0^1  Heureux.  •  r   ^^^n 

Qe^^  fe  mefle  d*  aucruy  meftier  il  trait  Gi  yache  en 

^  vn  panier:  Prov.  Lwif^Mefticri    -  ^.^^         ai^. 

Meflcure:  f.  Amdleyymxtwe\mngûng'im»dlm.. 

Meflié.4<îMcflc.i[Vando(moisi^   vw..^.>  ij.v7u;W^ 

Mclljer  :  m.  A  Medlar  tree  ;  alfbObename  of)  afitutfJl 
^biîc  Vmeyxohùfe  leafi  is  àlmofi  round  j  whence;  bl  ' 
^c  meflicr  commun.  The  mofi fruit fitUl^nd  thèrét^ 
I^fraojp  mcflicn  Another^  which  buttLibt  b$fl 

\«g«>s  mçCiier.  Hatbtkggrwefiflêekje^aMdyeelfli 

\.%'&^^teflgrapf.  ^' 

Melliers  :  m.  ThepluraUto  Medicr  ;  dlfoyimeffii^ 
\ /^f%A^^^^^^^!<^^f  propringtogether.  y ^f     ^* ^ ^  ^ 

mend^detfaàp$m.    ^  , 


Vf  as  eiién  readie^or  a- 


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Jlrainegotin  a  boneyorioint  byfuch  treading. 
Melrnc:  corn.  SameytbefameyÇelfèy  the  fclfè  fame  ^the 
vtriifame.  .v.    . 

*A  meffae  terre.  On  the  verte  ground. 

Eftrc  i  mefmcs  de  quelque  chofç^Ta  haae  a  thing  in 

bis  power  yOr  choice. 

Teftois  d  meiïnc  de  ce  faîrc^  / 

bout  y  to  doe  this. 

ïay  faift  c*e  mcfme  vous.  I  hauédone  iufl  ^syou. 

Vous  n'eftcs  pas  d  vous  inefine.  YourtpitsYunnca 
wooll^aéering  \  oYyyou  are  not  well  in  your  wits. 
Les  Bourgeois  (de  ce  pals)  boivent  do  bon  Vin,  & 
leurs  ferviteurs  de  Mefme:  An  ordinarie  Vrouirb  in 
Mai  ne  ;  fïom  the  equiuocafion  betweene  thi^  mcfiiic, 
tf^rf  Mcfmc  the  nameofa  Riuer  in  Le  Perche, 

MQGnçiri(^t.Namely,clpeciailYychiefè^fy^^^^ 

Mchncs.Theplurâll  to  Mcfme  ;  alfay  as  Mefmcment. 

Méunctc  :  f.  SelfineffeyitfilfFyit  owne  efienceyOr  being. 

Nkinzoc  :  m.  Houreboldftuffe ,  buftne^e  ^  or  people  j  a 
houfeboUfyfàmilieyOr  meynie. 
Poiflbn  de  melîiagc.  as  BclcnnCé  .  ' 

•A  pro^t  de  mefnagc.  SoundlyytbroughfyyWitb  a  wit^ 
neffCyWithoutieafling  or  dalliance ytojbme pur pofe. 
Faire  mauvais  mdnagcenfemblc.  To  agree  illfauo- 
redfy together,,    I  . 

Remuer  mefnage  contre.  TorifevpyOrma\canin^: 
furre{^onagain[i'y  and  bene  C'y 

.'  Remucur  de  mcfiia^c.  An  vnqmêtyfcditïotcs^  tnrbur' 
lentyOrtroublèfomefèUûw. 

Tour  vient  à  point  qtri  tient mefnâgc:  Vroy.  All's 

filhabat  comes  to  the  bottfe holders  net. 
Meftfelgé  :  m.  éc  :  f.  Husbandedy  thriflily  vfcd. 
Mcfhagcable:  com.  Husbandable.  ^ 

Mefhagemcnt  :  m.  Good  biiiba7tdrieythiftme(Jeyfru^ 
-  galitieywarineffeyprouidcnce^y  alfoyabinbandingy  or 
^  tbriftk  di^ofally  of  things. 
Mefhagcrrm.  as  McÇnzgicv  ^whence  the  Prôner ée; 
Prou  defpendre,&peu  gaigner  faccage  le  mefiia^er. 
MefhagCT.  To  husbandyto  vfè  thriftily  ygouerne  difc?eet- 

lyymal(e  tbe  befi  or  mojl  of  a  thing. 

Mefoaèçrcmcnt.  Frtigallfytbr^tiljyprou'tdentfyy  lil^e  a 
.  goûdbusband. 

Nkfiiag^riç  :  f.  HuâbandrieyOr  bufwifhîeia»d  the^t/fiy 
cr  praâtfè  thereof. 

Mefhagier:  m.  Anbtuhandyanhoufehclder. 
Vç  bon  mefhaoîcr.  À  thriftiOy  waricy  frugally  pr  oui- 
dent  fiUaWyOne  that  loo  lies  verie  well  to  his  own  profit. 
Vn  mauvais  mcfha^icr .  An  vntbrifty  fcape-thrifty 
fquiderTgoodyfpU'OUyritnomydiffoliéteyCarelef^^ 

}AtCva!g\tttitAhoi^wf^^ 

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Uc  nouveau  Seigneur  nouvelle  mclhie  :  Pro.  New 

Lordsnewluiwes.  ^^>'.^4^:v»v.  ..,^:..^;i..  .  .    ,^  •• 

Dc  tel  Seigneur  telle  mefiiie;  Pro^  lil^e  maimer  like 

MâR>â:ir.  To  vnderbidyt»  offer  lejji  fir  a  thing  tlfen  tk 

worthy  al(hytowroniymifii(èj^bufe,      •  u  ., 

A  aui  mcfcheton  lujr  liîcfomerProX/î^f Mcrcheoir. 

McCp\Ê!b<Çim.ÀttbâifiAfir9labeia»J>iJirumentvfedfir 
^finding OMt  ofwat^ manyproportionallUnes^  x 

McfearfaLr*  fpeak  W^  amijps  ofyo  depraue^ifiâifi,  ' 

mistàme^i^  from.    ^  *'     ' 
Mèfi>3twmmt  :  m^mispart'mg\  oHvnhmufi^vi^tjtr 

-M^etKmdiMfioH.      , 
Mdpei*^»".  ^»  balfi^part*^  or  a  kf^mg^fAtbrngfir 

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Mcsplicr  :  m,  A  Medlw  <r«L^ v  ,<î 

NTespIicr  fauvagc.  Tht  HoOe^Hubtèr^ilmi  tra, 
Mesprendrc.  Têerte/m^  ;  tran/irejpt^ftiÊd.'s 

J\      negleâlycarelefe  retard  tf.       "  .«/. 

Mesprifant.  cmimnmg/ieJ^iMJ^ifiF»»»i»6fifg^C' 

ting^beedtefji  of,  •  '  -  .\îm a 

Mcsprifé:  nucc  :  f.  'Defpifed.dift^med.cmttewmdy 

ntgltOidtWtbetdedjmihtfttby,  -  .  ^\. 

Mesprifcmcrtt  :  no.  A  toMtemnjng,  dtfefietminitdtfpt' 

fiag^dirdaifung^eiUaiHg,    -  ->  ;' .  ,  • 

Mcsprilcr.  To  dtfe^tem,  C9»temneydtfdaineyéef^fe, 

negUâî.  make  light  ofJètHêugbt  by. 
Mcsprifcrcflc  r  f.  ^  coy ,  fqueamifh ,  9r  fiêrnefiU 

datnc.  ». 

Mcsprifeur  im.  A  ebfefleemert  eontemner,  JGfd'atner, 
despijfer  i  one  that  negUds,  or  makes  light  aecomyt  of, 

.  things*   ■  ■■'  ■•'•'  -•.-■.'';,:-:■.■.■... 

Mcsprifon :f. Mifprifutt,errori offence \â  tbrng  d^e, 

or  tal[en,ami{pi,  |  <x 

Mefquin  :  m.  A  wretch,  caitifi,  ftllie  groom,  foor^ 

Iroaine.  \      •  ■■y-  ./" 

Mc{ricn,Jk  Melrin.  -wMartein.      ^  ,  '      ' 

Mcfladgcà  Mcfladgcric.  «j  MçlTagc,  &  Meflage- 

MeflTagc :  m.  A meffige^errandiembaffagei  alfo^mef- 

fengeryOr  embaffador, 
Melsagcr.  m  Mcfl'agictj^ 
Hc((^crz:{.Afl)e-mepffger.      . 
MeCTagcrie  :  £  Ajfréffengcrjbiffi  the  efiate.office,  or 

fun^mofam^nger, 
Meflasier  :>!,  A  Mefienger^  Vurfuiuant  j  VoHe\  A- 

■ .,  poiiu.  /  .      ■. 

Mcffagicr  folcnnel.^»  «wi^tf/J^rfiv 

Ne  fais  pas  d'un  fol  ton  tîieiîagicr  :  Pro.5r«(«»/  â 

fbole  on  thine  errand  jnahf  not  a  fiole  thy  merger. 

Mcflc:  f. The Malfe,aMafie,  '    .  •    •  /  • 

}Â.c(Ccàcdïai(cuT.Ajborttorp)one'/kidMap, 
La  mcflc  Martingault.  An  AUarim^,ÇwpubeB,fi 
tetrmed  by  the  inhabitants  o/Tourainç4  ;  -  -  r"'  y 
Enfans  de  choeur  dt  la  indTc  de  miiiuiâ.  ^uirre- 
(iers  of  midnights  Maffe\  night-wa^mg  ralfehells,  or 
fuchas  haunt  thofe  nWjJtUe  Rites,  not  for  at^deuotion, 
but  onely  to  rob^bufe,oi' pUf  the  l^naues  wUh,others. 
Qu  and  la  iQeflèfuc  chantée,  fi  fiit  Ik  Dame  parce  : 
'  ProY.  t^ben  frt^s were  ended, HadfUM^  ends. her 
:  pranking.  ■•  -   -^       ••  •  ;-'^-  ■         '  '.  •-'  '  'V--' :,''r''T"-    - 

Mefleaoiment.  VnfeanetyjMrfid^iHglyyVnhandfhmely, 
iU-fymedly,vnthfmaUdeeorim^comelint§e,-'  '>" 

Mefleance :  £  A mUbeeommi)igfVi^tablene£e,vnfii' 
i      nefyyVnfeemeUnefiejMfkûoreSieffè»  »^  (♦'"■*-,  «.^te** 

1  Mdicant.  TU'fittmi^U-pûtingtmùbecommiHgyvnkefee' 
nmi\vmaMfome,vndeceafjjijncomelie\y^^ 

Mdrcr  :  m.M  Mioftire  j  a  Maifter  ;  wbenee; . 
4  La  Cafcnoofire  Icmçfler;  Prov. Tboboi^Aéti^ 
nerfhewes.  j. 

Meirerclqae.Geficrofite:{iieiretelque.i<^fiM|^ 

.  roufnef^yorythegeneto^ifofJtalmgeM^en,  1% 

Mcfliçd.  (/<  f <r*#  Jm^f»àU)CtWvMtaà  i.,a^ 
^keeomes^  becomes^  bteomaf»ii  UvitfeemeUe^vfu 

bandfomefimfitfbr^vHwertbkof^       / 
Mef(lcr:m,A\eéper^ouerfèerofay1tuym'd, 
UiiSi'^vA.MaffmgjC^ingorfinffi^ 
Mr^^met.Tofmg^fay^afTe, 
Meffilter  :  m.  Sa%QntwMitt,jts(o^ertbai  M^ 

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*  Mefllon  :  f.  La  Mcflion.  The  Vacation(among  Um. 
erSfànd  ScboUers)  during  vintage  ;  fir  it  begins  tbtfi 
uentb  ofSeptember^  ends  about  the  ekstenth  of Oc 

Meflire.  Sir-y  (The  title  of  a  tonight  i  ifd  Marchant-  end 

oftLiof^trey Qtr^to.)  /'  ^    > .      •    •'.ï         * 
Mçflbtticr  :  no.  Amaffâig  Pr'ufi  j  or  a  nicl^mtfor  hioi 
Meftaier.  éu  Meftayervs»^^    "  ""  -  f' 

Mdtame:  tAtyeatx  •/■■.     >  >*     >    / 
Mcftais.â^MeltayciW^/wif''.  / 

Mdtayertm.  A  FéorÂt^a Hmbandmâny  wThitth, 
man  ;  eAeeially  fucb  a  one^  as  by  contrary  is  to  ytdd 


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hal&  the  profits^  or  increafc  of  bis  land  vnto  him^of 
h     wbom  be  bolis  it  ;  arfiub  à  one^oitalfes  orfor^n  ano. 
tber  mans  land  to  the  balues.     7 

Mcfticr:  mA Trade ficcHpatmyMifierie^Handicr^^^^ 
dlfèjiffélylacl(e^  nfcefuie.rp/ntjuccafionfvr  the  vfs,  of 
a  thing)  alfo^a  tveauers  Vrdme\fiY  Loomey  alfojht  mrt 
Pfàle^  Beere\  âlfo^a  kfnd  pf wafer  ;wbicb  ts  not  alio. 
Aether  f^  thici^eai  /fee  Gauftrc.  ' 

Mcfticrs.  A  4ertme  Game  wberem  all  trades  are 
çounteffèïtedbyfimcu 
Le  mcfticr  de  lagucrrc  the  Art  ofwarreé 

^^  tc mdlicr  ^.Lecberie^r bawderieiLoolielcmmt. 
S'cndoiTOÎriurlc  mcfticr.  l^fify  tofùrefim^fuintin^ 
or  pue  ouir^bufineffCyX^ben  it  U  at  the  beight^or  halfi 
done.  /  :■■■,■-  V.  ■-*   ■•'    .    ^ 

•     Sc  mener  du  mcfticr.  Femmes  qui  fe  mcflcm  du 
'     mefticc  That  deale  in  the  trade  you  wot  ofithat  trade 
Tmthtbeirtayles. 

Mourir  de  faim  prés  le  mcfticr.  tojlarue  in  a  CoiMÊL 
Jhop.  ....:,  H^ 

C*cft  'me(ticr  iurc,  il  nVeh  cft  pas  cpui  veut  :  Prov. 

(Pnedt/fioodof  honeftie.)    / 

Mieux  vault  mcfticr  qu'cfparvîcr  :  Prov.  Loûlie  Et 

Qui  Iç^^t  mcfticr  il  eft  rente  :  Pro.  The  induftrkm 
t}'adefinans  rents  come  inapaceior^he  thaMÈÊjb a lood 
tràdèhathapodliercuenue.  .  ^^ 

.Qm  fe  méfie  d'autruy  mcfticr  U  trait  fa  vache  en 
yn  panier  :  Prov.  Ai  good  mil^e  a  Coïp  into  a  Sine  y  as 

deale  hi  an  vn\nowne  Trade.  ,7 

Meûift  m.  A  Moufrili.  Â        ^  ' 

Les  mcftis.  Suchasareofameaneeftate,  orcondh 

tian.   ':-'.V'\;-y'i  ■'■••■■.^:-- -  >•:;■.  v.:,-.,j.r^j.iiv...^   .v    ...  ,, 

Meftif  :  m.  lue  :  £.  Mongrelli  halp  the  one  baljè  the  o- 
tber  \  trifence  y  /j^M-^r-cx-' 

Vn  chien  mcfti£  A  MongreU  s  vnderpc^yi)  the 
Frenebye^eeialfyêfâ  Dag  tbats  bredbetvHtne  a  Maf- 
tiue  mrgriât  Cmrrt^inda  Greyhound. 
ÏAxttivzmcsiiHârMefifiéfis.       r^ 
Mcftivalcs-TTbeyiiif.  s.^r^ 

Mcftîvc:m.éc:  £  lîiapèdyaiCêrneinHérMejU 
Mcff^a.Tofeape^mateHarnifi^        •-  ^      , 

reapid^oralreadk*»0ptd^i0^  H 

Mc&oymt.M'iddU^tweene  botté        *     ;    ..v^ 
ht^^rtnii.^UtCoÂiciik.       ^  .  # 

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Mcfurc :£  ^meafbreifcântlmg,rt4U,fqfàare,fropof* 
t\on^  fiV  i  ^  i^fi^f^tnent^  #r  veffellofmeafumi  \  al/b^ 
tnodnUtufn^^r  timejm  Mfijklfeiàlfb^a  meafure/kiMey 
0oderationytemperaturei  tdjh^  partêcnlar  Corm-mea- 
fure  containml  about  a  bujbeltand  a  balfi.  Fût  land 
there  be  four e  kjnds  ^/MduiCS  in  Frame  \  one  con- 
Jiftingofiz  foot  to  ^^^^Mà»  ^rid  loo  Perches  (in 
fqMte)  to  the  Arpent  ;  w^Ki^  (more  common  then 
that)  of  10  foot  to  the  Pem^and  loo  Perches  to  the 
Arpent  ;  Tlfe  third  (leafl  in  vfe)  of  19  foot  and  a  third 
to  the  Percb^and  100  Perches  to  the  Aipeni  ;  The  laft 
(iUutmcftvfttaUone)  of  li  foot  to  the  Per ch^  and  (as 
in  the  reft)  100  Torches  to  the  Arpent. 
Mcfiirc  d'un  moulin.  A  Mift-hopper.  ' 
Mcfurc  <lc  Roy.  LMij[^  Roy.  — 

Appetifleoienc  de  incfîire«  A  certaine  fmpoft  vpon 
Wine  retof  led  within  Tours,  Mehun  fur  Eure,  Vicr- 
zon,  andfbm  other  Townes  \  leuied  towards  tbe^epa* 
ration  if  their  walls ^gatesy  bridges^  eaufeyes^  pane- 
mentiy&c.  *- 

La  petite  mdurc»  tfc^yîMW. 

'A  mcfiirc  que.  As^  euen  as^  fiill  as^  euer  m  j  hj  bow 

muckjirlooke  how  much  that.      -^^^ 

Oidtfe  mdOarc  Proféfefyy  exceffiuefy^vnmea/urablyy 

extreamely.  . 

Cuidern*e(lpasiufteinelurC:  Pro  v.  Conieâlure  is 

no  iuft  meaJUre  ;  the  iufi  conclude  not  by  imagination  \ 

Heoften  wrongs  both  himfelfi  and^thers^  who  makes 
^â  certain  eftimate^orgiuesa  finall  iudgement^vpan  the 
-S^MyOr  outward  apparance  of  things. 
'TOeuirc:  m.  ec:  {.Meapcred/neatedyfropoftmeiyru- 

ledjfquaredouti  valued^  rated  ^weighed^examinedi 

moderated^empered.     - 

Mcfure  mefutcc»  Thefi^e^or  quantitie  of  that  which 

ismeafured.     ^  ;' 

Mefuremeiit:  m.  A  meafuring^a  meating. 
Mefu^  To  meajhre^  meat^proportton^ruU\fquare 
oui^  examne^weighi  rate^uéàue^efteeme^temperyqua' 
lifle^noderate.  i 

Mefurer  les  faucs  des  puces.  To  loofè  tme^  or^end 
itmoftidlufindlyyvamely,  ?-:s  :.  ji.     ; 
Qui  meuire  Thuile  il  s'en  oingt  les  mains  r Prov. 

Mdureur:  miA0uapttir,me4Ur,/îtmejf9r. 
Mesm&getin.  Mi/ifkgc^advfapejllbani 
Met:  m.  Sém0tim*svfid(bffbeP, 


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Mctalicr  :  m.  cre  :  £  0/>  behatint  tojnettaUiM  oK 
orëboMiulmgmtb^enaa,  -     : 

Mctallïe  :  m.  ce  :  £  C^mU  nuttalt.  reduced  into  meu 
tall, 

Metallicr:  nu  ^  mettatt-man -j  one  tbatdealesin  met' 
tâUs.  .;■■■■ 

Métallurgie  :  £  AftarebyOrfearch'mgfir  mettaU'm  the 

bowells  of  the  eartb»  , 
Metamorphofç  :  £  Aritetamqrpbofu-^  a  transfimath 

«nofjhafe.  .  -.»    / 

Metamorphofêr* .  To  traïufirm  :  to  alter,  or  change 
Jbejhmof.  .V/    "5 

Métaphore;  (.A  Metaphor -y  the  tranJlatioiifOpchaagi 
of  a  word  out  of  it  proper  yinte  another,  fexce.     ■ 

Métaphoriquement.  MetapboricaUy,  h  tianfUtion, 

figura  tiitely.     ■      ,     \    ■   ■    ■'  'J^-  ■■^/  '.'  ^. 
Mctaphrene  :  m,rhat  pari  of  the  baelie  wbubù  ouer- 
againfi  the  heart.  -y^ '".'-K  ''^' 

Metapofcopie:  £  A  mam  pbifaghomtit,       /. 

Metayer:  m.  A  Famor,  or  Huibaiulmaniproperfyûne 
that  tal^ei  grounds  to  the  haUte^i  or  binds  hiféfelfi,  by 
contrat,  to  anfver  vnto  him,  of  whom  be  holds  tba 
halfiyOr  a  great  part,  of  the  profits  thereof  -J^  . 

Mctayere:  USuch)a  Farmers  wifiyor  woman  Farmer. 

Mctayerie  :  £  A  F  arme  j  alfiythe /ejuaues  thereof. 

Metaysc.4;«Mecaire}dif</4vMetayene«       ..      . 

IS/içtc  ii  A itmittbound yend.^  •* 

Meteil.  «  Mctail }  alft,  tjpbe  wheat jbearded  wheat  y 
\  fiat  wheat y'^oman  wheat,  '  ./ 

Metelle.  Noix  metellc.!ri>r  /W»«  appltyor  thmnieap- 
plf  of  Peru  J  an  Jfidian  nut^  or  fruit,  which  being  ea- 
ten off,  caufetb  at  extream  uume^e^  heauine£i.or' 
drowjmefli.      *  .  :  x   .    . 

Metémpiîco^:  £  TbeUanPhtgratun^pafiageoftbe 

'  fiuU  ^cm  one  bodif  to  another  j  (Pithagoras  error.) 

Met«ore  :  m.  A  meteor  y  an  mptrfiSl  mixttfre  bred  in 

I  theayré,  s         .;,  ■■  ■':.  '  ■■  -.  -  .  ■        .  :„:'  / 

Météorologie:  £  A  difcourfe  of  Meteors, 

Methefle^Noixtnethelie.^if  Metelle.         '; 

Méthode  :  £•  A  méthode  v  a,  Jhortj,  réadiCy  and  orderlie 

com  ft  fir  the  ieacb^ngjiearningfir  doing  of  a  tbçsg. 
Methooique  :  com.  MetbpdicaUpOrderUe» 
Metlvidac  :  tsuMethridateiaftrong  treacle/n'Prefer- 

statmedetùfidatfirfibjftbePontianl^ingyMiûttiààtes, 

dMtÛzrm,  Mot^reUsior,atMeùs*  ^  .,  .°; 
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Métacarpe:  m.  the  vpper  part  of  the  boni  fm»  the 
^/^ifit^gtelfifickf*s^tberM^tbofngiirt,yiJ 
Metagraooulizé:  m<  ée  :  {»'Pti^d  in,  dimeeévp' 
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^ctagniix>iilizer.  Ttimué^pnit^pmsée»»^^ 
.  ««^J beMthefinmt ëbmn,  -  -  f /f 

Metail:  m.  MefiBn^  Mafil»iifbiéa  gmltyi  imgUd, 
^J^d^vftéffgféir.  .  .,'.VT,; 

{jcuirie:  C^miwMi^^  vt 

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Metrifie:  in>ee  :  n  MademUmertery  puimtover/e. 
Mets  :m  m  Més}  m  mefieyfiêmfi^fernice  of  meat;  al- 

i^^tj^fn^yOrtatementyindbeneeyX    •? 

^  XHef  mets.  Tbi  pr'mcipaU^^Uanor-hon/iofaficr 

l\eej^frfannlk.^SùtviumW-'^ 
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'h/lctXc:i(tbedrin(e)MèMde.      ^ 

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Sc  mettre  à.  Ti^  addnpiyOddia,  or  dtuoti 

to  fall  vntOyOr  goe  in  band  vpitb. 

Mettre  aux  ambles.  To  bring  a  nun  into  afmrt 

traint  or  fvn^ArdnejJe ,of  fptaking  or  doing  a  tbin^be^ 

fifeheknowbffwbewasdrawnevntoiU  '^    •  • 

Mettre  en  ^s^iii.Toproduce^fiMfhydiuulgiybmcb^ 

or  bring  vp  i  to  mentfon,aUedge^  oxbibityprefirreyftO' 

pound. 

Mettre  quelqu'un  en  avant,  Tofirwârd^adikoiçey 

promole. 

Mettre  en  barbe  à.  To  oppofe  agâinfl,  or  ctnfront 

Mettre  bas;  wfcf^rf,  Lalicc  à  mis  bas;  Tbî  bitch 

haihivhelped. 

}A2ttrc  2\xbas.Todepofiydeba/€ydeie{i.        . 

Mettre  à  hhcÇsLCC  To  beggary  'mpouefijll^^iuiniyvn- 

doe.  ^   .     '      '  ' 

Mettre  à  blanc.  Tofiripy  ranfac\e  ;  rifle^  or  dipriue 

ofaUhehatb\totumeiiitohisJhirt. 

Mettre  haut  le  blanc  à  la  butte.  To  rate  txteeding 

highly.  •*  .  • 

Mettre  la  bride  fur  le  col  à.  See\e  Bride. 

Mettre  fur  le  bureau.  TofhU  in  taille  ofy  to  bring  vp- 

on  the  fi  age  j  alfôyto  bring  {a  fuit)  vnto  a  pubUlfrbta-   . 

Î4i?^^^  ^^  campanc  au  chat.  Tofet  at  oddsyofvari- 
ance^  to  caufe  a  differenceybreeda  quart  ell  be  twtene. 
^  Mettre  aux  champs.  Lool^e  Champ.    " 

Sc  mettre  aux  champs.  To  braue  njorput  ée  better 
leg  before  ;  alfoyto  roauey  roameyorfifont.  - 
Mettre  au  chandcber.  To  v/è ;  intertainêy^ccept  of. 
Mettre  les  cleft  fiir  la  foflc.S//^Clc£  a-^  > 
Mettre  au  contraire.  Tu  oppofe yOr  obie& againd. 
JActXKcoïps^SccceuT.ToUbmiftôotbandnég^ie^^^^^ 
Mettre  de  cul.  Toouatinne^oHntbrim^  confkmd-y 
o^ercomeyvndoe.       .;    ^'"''  :'■:': ?■[  r^tnryt^^ t  ' 
Mettre  fur  les  dents.  To  bringt^bon  fus  lipSà-l 4r^^as 
inpcnt.    ■     ■  ;;•  •  ^''  •^■^^^  •":■•*■  -     ?^><t:.  -^v  • 
Mettre  par  deWus.  To  cafty  or  beape  vpén  Çto  touer 
Tvith^  totàyoijgr.  '■"■^^^^^^^  •-  ■-^-    .  :^.:?-^^vîd*:>>»-*---v-^''-" 
Me^e  au  devant.  To  oppofe^  obieCUgiinf^lfb/ts 
McttrecnaVant.  ^s'^  ***>^*  ;.•  »^;ir* 

Mettre  en  deux.  (ï>/«  Cloth Xouerlttyà^) Udouble. 
Mettre  le  doigt  entre  k  bois  &  refcorce.  To  be 
mealing  iny  or  verie  bn/U  withy  mattorj  wbUb-Mong 
vnto  Tteerefhendsi  affo;  têfit  thtmàtodêtv<\Cfiiy 
Mettre  de  l'eau  dedans  le  vin  à.  TôUmper^tOèk^ 
tame^f  UIft  a  hok  lowerAÏ  mit  de  r«âud<dai»leur 
vin.  He  gaue  them  muerU  ioole  tbeirfottâgiwity. 
Mettre  par  efajt.  Tocoucbydigeftyfet  dame  hfjçm^ 
miîvntOyWrit'mgitorecordé 
Mettre  tout  par  cfcucUes.'         v       .^     , 
Mettre  â  f  eflbr.  To  weather  \  foâkfi^iàné  f  tjoo1(e 

Mettre  eftat  en  la  caufe.  To  ftopy  or  Jtaytbeprocee-^ 

dings  of  the  catifk.  ^^H^i^.r.^.-^y^.^...:^^  .^>i,iiO^  :  ^  •  •  '    ,  ^v( 

\.^c  ^yicttrc  après  fon  efteut  Lw^e  EftcuC'^^'^^\ , 

f  Mettre  It  £aialle^la  moiflbn  d^aiithiy.ll9  ffif^ 

hisfingft^  be^ 

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Mettre  au  large.  Tod^ttjyJ^rtêd  open.extendHn. 

Mettre  fa  legirime  au  vent.  5ffi{:f  Legitime. 
Mettre  d  la  htiere.  To  turno^to  bafi  vfes^or  tuad 
vnditfoot.     '    v^#^i-  .         *  \ 

Mettre  lamain  au  bafton,  ou  â  la  verge.  Tot^n 

fmy^rdi^ofefehimfiUèof^^  byl^^^^ 

ueringyin  bis  UndkÉÊÈteJincey  a  rod,  or  little  hch] 

tothepartietowhomfl^afesit.  ^ 

Mettre  la  main  fturlccol 

totalfOpr'tfoner. 

Mettre  la  main  iufques  tu  coude.  Looi^e  Main. 

Mettre  la  main  à  rhcritage.  To  fall  downe  vpon  the 

bands. 

Mettre  la  main  à  la  pafte.  ToyeeUa  helping  hand 

^nto.  ^  '      • 

Mettre  la  main  a  la  verge,  toolfc  Verge. 

Mettre  ad  metam  non  lôqui.  To  driue  to  a  nonplus 

to  put  vnto  fiUnce.  ^ 

Mettre  â  neanL  To  ra^^^^byogateygntiquatey  auoid^ 
mal^evoid. 

Mettre  au  net.  To  clenfe,  polifhy  trimme^  fmooth, 
mal[C  neat  ;  alfoy  to  cleere^  expound^  explane  3  %  to 
write  a  tbingfkirt. 

Se  mettre  a  Pombre  des  bouchons.  To  get  him  into 
a  TauerrUy  to  tal^e  fanRuarie  in  a  Tap-houfe. 
Mettre  in  pace.  To  burie  j  (a  Frier  lie  phrafe.) 
Mettre  la  paille  au  devant  de.  To  hinder yjlopjntcr- 
rupiyiaya  blocl(e  inthe  way  of^ 
Mettre  vn  pain  au  four  JL  To  doe  a.  plea  fur  e  (and 
fometimesya  difpleafure)  vnto.        " 
MiC^etn  panne.  LMifee  Panne. 
/   M^raife  peine.  To  labouryindeauoufytrauellytoyle^  be- 
fiorp  much  care^or  preat  fames  vpon. 
M<^e  a  plein  pfied  j  &,  fur  le  plein  pied .  Uolit 
.  Pied.   ■■  .  v^  ..>../.^  '  ■■^\: 

Mettre  fous  pieds.  To^^i/^f,tf»rf^grt. 
Mettre  toutes  pienes  en  oeuvre.  Tomal^e  vfe  of  any 
'    thing  itovfealttbc  tHeaneSyOr  imphy  all  the  friends  ybt 
canma1(e.  #      ^'v  ... 

Mer  i^c  i  ia  pile,  ftej^Pilc.^^^^ 
Mettre  fa  plume  au  vent.  To grtfwdefperatey  cm- 
lèlJe^tekhleffî.^^^ ^^^^^ -^      ^^i     '      . 
Mettre  i  point.  To  garnifhy(^lfeytrkt(i  tfyfet  out  ; 
todrepymalfeUadk^nifbimthitUtbempkmm^^^^ 

botmffngtoh>X'¥^^'^:^~  r  s'-'-^^^'Pl]-^^'-'  "':■- 
\<»  ^Metttc  MpùiÛÈ  fm^eeiii  9otâé'^-''^M 
y  Mettrçi  raifon.  To rtdme  into^ coff^Uvnto^or- 

-vMettrefi»  les  rangs.  Ti^  propoimiyâi^^>  t^  ^« 
'fboty/àainiâtkeymna  difiourfe  (fiéiffh}\fi^Jp 
^  '«  mêekfjhridiyértièfàt, 

mtonà:.téflung0^gnelljù 

Mettre  le  fich.  H  fcait  bien  ou  il  njct  leiîen.  Be  is 

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Mettre  en  train.  'l'o  intrtdiicCi  e^bibit  j  mal(è  an  o- 
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Mais  fi  ic  m'y  mets.  ButiflfkUm  bandrritbU,ifl 

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^tobïmftlfèyandhe  mUtbin^e^or(perhap5)mal(e  an  end 

of tiit  matter.      '  . 

Mets  raifon  en  toy,ou  elle  s'y  mettra:  Prov.Hwr- 

\enio  reafon^or  [he  will  be  beard  \  Let  reafms  rudder 

fleere  thy  prowyleafi  thou  mal^e  meclie  an  )mes  tnow. 
Metz  :  xsi.^me^m^e ^tenement ^vr^Uw-land:  ^Wal- 
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!  Meu  :  ix^«  meuc  :  f.  Mùued  j  fimed  j  remoued  ;  ioned^ 
I     v^Ag^ed  ;  troubled^  alfojuidHeedjinclinedy  perjhaded. 

Ou  eft  meu  Ic  hourd.  H^ere  the  fcuffiing  is  begun  ; 

where  hlow  begin  to  wallfjbumps  to  begiue^tbjwaçks 

to  be  dealt.      - 
Meuble  :n),A  mouable  ^ot  thtngmouable:^  alfi^oupjold 

juQcjimplements^Yfiirniture. 

Les  meubles  fuivcntlapcr(bnnc.I.C(?J^e  Pcrfonne. 
yitwHt'.com.  Mouable/nouing. 

Terre  meublc  Softy  andfhort  earth  (madefi  by  of. 

UnHirring.)  •   v         .-    . 

Meublé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Futnijhid  mth  muables^ivpeUj^O" 

red  with  bottjhold ftujfe.      ^- 
Meubler.  Tofumifh  iPttb  nu>uablet^  tojiore  with  bou/i- 

hold fkffe.  i  .      \  .  ^r-'  '  X  '  v>.  : - 

Ww^n\.Th^eMoodofaVerhe.     -       '4«^vu-    ^ 
Mciiglé:niéc:t  Lméd^bettwed.   -^^^^J -  # 
Meuglefnent  :  m.  Alatping^or  beUMk^'^l:- 
Ww^zt.Tolorp^beUffw.  Vi:!)fB:il 

Mcule  :  f.  A  mill'ftoriei  alfOya.grùfdlifltme'\a^ythe  èab-^ 

badge  of  a  Deeres  bead\alfOya]iaclfijlroden  çécl[e^or 

^reatcocl(je^ofbay.     .  ..  >., 

Meafettc  :  £  A  little  MiÙfiontjorgrïndleflone. 
Meulier  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Grinding  ^  or  belonging  to  atniU- 

ftone^or  gnndleftone.  %  ,       ^   ,   -^  •>^-  r  ^ 

Dents  nxîuliercs.  The  chtil^e-tietb/r  grinders,  y  • 
Meidondcfoin.i^rfidtfafitoy,  >  ^^  >  t  v    ^  ;■;. 
Meuloimer.  To  malfe  vf  h^jnto  ^oct^t^ fioiifs^  ^  ^|  > 
Mculot  :  m.  ^  little  cocl^e  of  bay. ,     y^'^^^  ;  v  :i  ■ 

m9lÊix.Lool(e  Mur.  ^  :  •  '  •  "  '.;•" .^^^^i^-i^..:^^^2é:di}^  a'I^^ 

Meur  :  ou  meute  :  f-  Ripii^tiaturf^ftfiUùïi^âl^^^^ 
creety  confiderateyoduifeê^fiiiedJUyid^  v  bv  ^  ^^*  i  ^ 

Il  en  aur jjkdes  plus  mcùkt&'daptmcu  ^  UtfhaUbei 
th)ouf})\y  payed  Joimdty  handled^  roundfy  dealt  With. 
I^MnèÉ^iMTcdcukYciMcs^  Tofi^fin 

ff^tttn^tkimblègoâdaMbMdtpg^^ 

Toutes  licures  ne  fom  pas  meuiCS  :  Viù.AltM^s 


Meure: î:^M«tfmi«». .  :i^.^:x^^W:''-  ^ i/X^^.'" 


meiucit  (ans  cto^ec  e  Ttioy^^ 
bMfbûjgk^iMmtlki^is 

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Mcuricrc  :  f.  A^iuni^éf  iroue  of  Mulberrie  trees. 
Meurir.  To  ripen jto  mal{e  ripe, 

MeuriïTon: |f,  A  ripening  j  dmàl(mi  , W |rwf /;5tg 
ripe  m  ■       ••>;.-•••■.'. 

Meurleir.  7Î9 /(w,fo  6f  ifmr.  % 

Meurlon:m.  The  name  of  a  certaine  mite  vine,  or 

Meurolc  de  pommes. /*  W^riii/tfp^H 
Meuron  :  m.  -rf  blacl^e^w  bramble  berrie. 

Meurs:  m.  Manner  s  ^tondïtims^qualities^jhjkms^cuf^ 

tomes  Jbebauiuur^carriage^'' 
Meurtc  :  m.  The  Mirtle^tree^  orpjrub-,  (fmet-leaucd^ 

andeuerfiiUofleaues.)   -   "  * 

,  Meurte  blanc.  The  white Mntle-y  hathfmootb  light- 

greeneleauesyand  bear ei  white  berries. 

Meurtc  de  Brabanc  Tbefrveetjhrub  GaulcyOr/iveet 

fviliow^tbeDiitcbMirtletree.      ^ 

Meurte  cftrange.  Tbeflrangey  otfhrreine  Mirtle  ; 

fi^Uer  ofUaues  {andthofe  broader  pointed)  then  the 

ordinarie  one.     •  *     -  ^ 

Meurte  des  forefts.  A  certaine  hearbewbofi  tender 
/prigs  beingfoddenareverie  good  meat\  it  bear  es  a 
wbHeflorver^ndrefimblesOa^e-fearne.  - 
Meurtc  noir.  Th'ordinarie  Mirtle-yOr  j  any  kind  a f 
Mirtle  that  bear  es  a  blacl^  berrie^  and  leaues  of  a  dar- 
ker gjreene  then  the  white. 

Meurtc  fauvage.  The  wild  Miftle  tree  ^  o?  Mirtle 
Jhrub\  alfofiut  chers  Broome  y  Tettigree^J^nee-bo/me. 
MieiirtcdcTirentc.  Noble  Mht le ^  the  leaft  mo{l 
commmjbefi^ndbefll(nowneofallthereft. 
OïÇcaixdcmçurtc.Â  Mirtle  Thrujh. 

Meurtre  :  m.  Murtherjtîomicide.   . 

Meurtri  :  m.  ic  :  f.  JMurthered;  al/iy  crujhedybruîfed, 
wasiy  lew,  or  Bleal^e  with  beatings  beaten  blaç^e  and 

blew.  "         ■  ■    V  '•  ■'  „.'  :,':■'■'*:'■  '^"  '      • 

Meurtrier  :  m.  A  murtherer,  homkide^cut-tbroat^blou^ 
diefiUaw. 

Meurtrier  :  m.  ere  :  £  ^urthering^  mmherûHâ^\ 
Meurtrière  :  f.  A  murtbetingpeece.  ' 

Mcutricres.  Uolfs  (in  that  part  of  a  rampire  that 
bangs  ouer  the  gatejwhereattbraJJhiledletJhUfiones 
on  tbebfiads  of  their  jùo  neerc  approaching  aduer^ 

Meurtiicrctticnt  l^theroufly,  cri(eïïjyCut-tlfrtat-> 

Mçurtrir.  TomtHbtrMJlàyjà^siréùdfo^  bruife, 

Mi^rtfiriifre  tf.jfirt(fli}ngiOf  bfm/mgifibefiejh',al- 
foytbe  wan  tti4rlie^ print  ojfâfiroal(je,,  r  "  *^. 


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JVlcutC  xt.  A  kenneU^n  erity  of  pounds.  ■'*■' 

Bailler  la  mcuté,  8c  roucc  â  vn  cerC  T9  fiBow  bim 
^li^thafkUcrit,-  v-^i^  --^     - 

Mex  :fltu-  Aplm-ltiufi  apd 

Mcyans.**  Means,  .1 

Meyune  r  f.  tntHgJttrf^^bté^erdure. 

Mezç  :  f.  AnvntiUed waftytr  eban^ian,  wberetn  mail} 

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Dwarjè  Bay  tree:  (a/mUOffieb,)  ' 
MiaL/9rMicLH0Me:fNonn.  / 

Miaulement:  no.  ^/iinvfi«^«rMe)r/«c. 
Mn\ûct^Têmei»k^maif,lilf€Mcat, 

Miauleui^:  ta^Amewier^  mum» 
Mlaulcux  :  in.eu{ê  \  £  Memmg/r  memng.     • 
Miaule  :  m.  /I  memn^  or  ctunterjat  vcjee  tfwgfSng, 
Mibaudich6n.&iréTe  inib.r0  doe  »  thmgfioUptfytOr 

ilUjkmmeJ^ivnbâHdfométftogooâhoHtii^ 
Mibrutsd  :  laale:  f.  S*uago^vncuukjkévlmoinjaalfi 

beafi-tikeiatmfiturHdtatâbeê^ 
}Aic2ccXacti  ta.Tbe  Lote,or  NéttU  tree,  '• 

Miche  :  f.  A  certaine  worme  tbatfiedetb  on  Meet  ',  alfo, 

a  fine  Manebet,  or,  partkuUrly^bat  l^ind  ofManebet 

wbUb  is  otbermife  tearmed.  Pain  de  chapitre  :  The 

ceuntrey  teopU  of  France  callfo  alfo,é  kafi  of  bonU 

ted  bread,or  Terns  bread, 

Miches  du  Convent  militaire.  BnUeti^fims* 

Miches  dc  S.  Eidienne.  5iM». 
Michel  :  m.  Afi£lw«A 

f  Ordre  dc  S.  MicheL  SM^e  Ordre. 
lA\(^e\ox.imiA'Pi^imtoSMicbaehMonn$, 
Michemis:in.  A  Tnrkilhjruiatbatfomepfbatrefem- 
..  btestbe  Apruoc\e,  i  ''.'  /    ' 

lA\chctti:€AfmaUMancbet.  ■ 

Michon  :m,U^fotJblùcljf jinnee ^douUj/t  'ubberHoU,dul- 

lardyloggerbead, 
Midette  :  f.  (The  name  of)  a  mofi  excellent  tontpojttion 
:    tbatftopt  all  Itmds  of  fluxes,  and  dries  vp  tbefuperfin- 

ommoiflwreoftbebodie,  / 

Micocoules  :  tlote  berries(be  round^ndbang  by  long 

flauitieslêiceCberries.)  t:   ' 

}À\cocov^ci:ta,71feLote^i»tettlt^eè, 

Micocoulier  d*A$iaue.  Tb'Alfiieàmlote,nr}Jet» 

tie»  tree  I  ofwbo/è  blgcdjt  wood  exceffent  FUtp  art 


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almoft^or  balfi  to  double, 

Micndne.  4»  Migraine.^ ,  ,^ 

Miaocoime:  ro.  AlittU'%  ' 

Microift.  lo«i^e  My..ctoift. 

Miclélore^  (Ceynedin  derifionefompiSyUtd, 

Midenier  :  n.  Halfiapemtàe^ee  baifinfinê;  v^- . , 
I  Mideronner.  Tofieepe  in  tlfâfUrnoone  :  4 Norm. 

Midi  :  m.  Midday  jeeone  ;  aUb^  South*     t  :  <  v«  <  •.  <^ 
Poids  de  MidL  One  if  We  FytrbenigM  mnaféùnes, 
teamedfii  becntf/i  tbe  Smmiljes  oimomit  êb§$t 
noone,  ^*^'' ^''■•-•v .:■*'•' -.^••■'•--tC    ,      -■_•:•■.---■■ 

»t  de  MidL  The  Sotdbermwnà 


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fbt  4  thing  before  it  be reàâti  to  com;  to'p^kqtut' 

,.  reamtbouteanfifrfindâjàMkwberiaern^mii 

ël/b^  feelffififbisnm  mu  irfitmiêfrHMr^ku 

-  ^Amku^efioilleneli^:  Proy.  Entrk  ttmghiiib  it 

weUbetêtnmdmiâ^blind,  ^ 

)y|idy. 4V Kfi^L  v      '    '  '^>  r 

Mie  <fepaiiu^«raflMiPf,#rftif|bi^6f^ 

ftÊiâUiSk  ii!^nP*>  ,0^.^*..tK 

Mieeni^  VêfJfWm  ^tm^igrut 
wMil' 

"  Mia  àntcardln.  A  uiMmm,  «niijmkmmgsoyli 
/fimedbetmem  Uf  IffrptB^^  9Mtmmdi:^^f^ 


Mielcuiâ.  A  l(md  of  fibeetmeat^r pancake  maJt 
ofyrea/bnedrntb^onie,  ^' 
lAiaiiexzdéetu  Herac&tnboniei  cteerettbtskm 
and  tnkes  avuty  tbe  blaclfC^ts  tbat  come  by  eruM 
or  bruifes  $  but  in  lieu  thereof,  makes  ibemfheerttbat 
fmeUatU^andmadthêt  entofit,         • 
Miel  viei:ge.-^^|Mtt  boniejtbe  bonté  wbicb  of  hftlR 
and  mtbontfreffin^ ,  dHUlsfrom  tbe  combe,    '    ' 
Celuy  gouverne  bien  mal  le  miel  qui  n'en  taftc  & 
Tes  doigts  n'en  Icdifc.'Prov.  H^efay^ie  UaniUctikt 
tbat  litkes  not  bit  owne  fingers  j  One  may  faj^hè  U  v^ 
mfe,wbo  in  tbe  managing  of  pubUct^e  bufmeffe  addtt 
Motfonuwbatimtobùpriuate. 
Qiù  n'a  argent  en  bourfe,  ait  du  moins  du  miel  en 
bouche:  Prov.  He  tbat  bat b  not  meanes  to  paj^t  leali 
■muflfi'ame  bis  mouth  to  pray, 

Tropachepielemielquirurcfpineslelechc:Pro 
%  Hebuves  bonie  too  deere  tbat  belies  it  oftbonts, 

Vn'Abcille  mone  ne  fait  plus  de  iniclr  Prov,  A 

dead  tbingit  good  for  nothing, 
Mitlleuftment.  Honte- like,  fmetly,  dekùtufljMi, 

Mielle.ux  :  m.  eu/ê  :  C  Sweet,luJhioits,delicieits. 
Midlier:  éd.  ere  :  i.Of,or  belonging  to,hoéijk  tfht- 
nie,  bearing  bonie, 

Mieliàude.Aie(frr^/r»}  «r  bmiefôddtnt&  tberhmdt 
into  drinl(je. 

Mien  :  m.  enne  :  f.  Mifff. 

Il  eft  des  miens.  He  is  oke  ofnyferuants^peoyUJbl 

towersibeiiofmg^traineJ         ^ 
Mies  mies.  Tbe  crie  ofneW'bmte  cbddrèn  :  ^Rab. 
l/Lî^é'-i  Midfîêmmer, 
Mieftoupcment  :  m.  An  bal 
Miefiirç  :  <mn.  «r  Miefureux. 
Miçutreflè  *.f.  lncontinensie,wantonne(Pe,Uad)erie,Uf- 
:CiiàÊnfkeffiJlitmniSe^^-^^^^^^^ 
MJQUrçUX  :  m.eufe  :  f.  Incontinentylafçiuiotitywantm, 

leacber^JnflfiiUjibat  loues  to  be  figging. 
Miettq^:£  ùmnmeijirapsjkinllfagments/rmm' 

mock(s  e(breâdi&c,  . 
Mieuuc  Xm^  Mieux. 
Miiicfe;  com.  CM/dapert,  outtagiouâ, 

n^cbiefifOr  otber  \  or  nt  Miefureux. 
Mieùitsse  *.  tA  finek  qneane/i  boU^ 
^  cbafibonfemfè,  ■j^fyr^>^,'^->...flt-,:.K,'^i..-^  ■  ~ 

l^cux, Better 'tàffiJeft,  '         ^  * 

Attinieux  «Da:  (oufàire,  ou  venir.)  faU  out  vbei 

cim  i  let  tbe  befi  corne  iotbiebeft, 
>  ^AmàmeaimkiJ3LrUbefitél[eU^fir^ 

VoâmixmtmïtaLAimdtâibtr,lvniddltuerf' 
ViiesotiiiaÀtiîimêfitmedtfilltripeî^VlQvau 

,ri  ripen fidbtMoita, 

m.  «je  :  £  à^rd^tiotqitnmt^uh 

f*^' dâinàttdeStâte,  ;/ . 

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MignJ^  •  'O;'^  «»'»i«»»  fumitt,  vanton/iiUingi  dot- 

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cmpi,  finfyeUganiifoiite  ^  alfi^pUaJing,  imUJ(md, 

Argent  migapp.  î^<4^w  ««ay.  , . ,.  : .    . 

Uain  mignon.  i<  ;4J»»e  "DM/f.  .  ^'  •  ^^  ^      ;   . 
Mieiionne  fa  niignonhc.H«/îr«/i»^,(»ryîw<f-iwrr, 

/5  p»  ^^"  minmijk  bffteiu  dtligbt,  V  ; .      / 

^]Qnonncmcnt.Minionf)r,  minion- lilcti 
Mi^noimct:  aa.  Aprettie,  ory«ifBgmif»iM',â  mbn- 

u?UcacityjpruceneJie,fiattu£itfiMefe,.. 
Mi'^nonncttc-o^Mignonne, 
MiSiioc  :  m.  ^  vfgnioniJiddU ,  fiuMrite  i  â  diliing, 

daitd^g^datling,        ;.  %     - 

Mignotcmcnt  :  m.  <tt  Mignotifc 

Mi|?notcincnLTe»<<fy/N;»wr^i/%wr#*ô'ii»*<'^>^'»'' 

\ //,  (berijhingiy,       ^  "    ;^     > 

Mignoter.  T»  dandle  y  fi^^  cocktr,  cbwifb,  handle 

gintfyiiftertaineiiuullj,  v/ttenderfy^atie  g  wm99 

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affeïleJ  delights.  , 


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Migraine  :  f.  The  Megrim^  bead-aebif^o^  Pomegra' ,  Mtllec  :  m.  Millet  ,MiU^ir[i, 


m  ^  àifoythe  great  Sed-vrcbin  y  alfo^Scarûi^  or  Purple 
Migraine  de  feu*  A  fticlce^  or  brand  of  fire  j  af/è^ 
Mi^^ration  :  f.  A  mgration ,  a  reiMmng^jhtftmiof 
Mi^rclin  ;  m.  Afmalt  tbitme  forage  or  tinder  fi^fue^ 

Wç^xti.foreniouèjop^  pioirti  one  pUu  têâno* 

'ther.':y^Um'^'^--ù  ^'    '^'      ■ 
i*;our  ;in.  Mldiaj^  Voone. 
Ml  :  m.  (rhetrêm)kïH^Uet^Hkre  j  Uoi^  MiUct. 

MilSarrafui;  frencb-v^eAt  ^  Bncl^e-wbeat^  hpljr 

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i^iM-eâting,  fiUet-fidi  #  «icff^ 
nmt  fir  the  ùi^ceÉjfrbofe  bread i/f^tbfmefi  pert, 

Milairc  :  m.  A àiU-,  alfiA*  Cenmrlte. 

Milan  :  nu  A  Kjte^PëtttclfefGUadi  afê(tbe  nâmi  çfi  à 
delicate feape,.iy--*'  ^  '  --.v-."-  •-.  ■•,/.,..c>,« 

Milan  marin.  A  éUdenpoltyW  ^indcf  Gmnard^that 
fiMes  in  the  nM)t,and  befùre  changé  of  VMétkef^s 
(^fCeemet tofiu)a  little abone the W0ter»   fl^i-i 

Milan  RoyaL  TVttdmâHt  KjuM^tuide        r 
Pied  de  Milaa  Tfc«  l»«4r^  K/'^'.ySrt, 

M'nndre.  U  Rule  7)01^0  tbât$  mruB  mmk  tê 
y^^\m.LookfV^u         ^^^--^^ 

Mlllaiïc  :£  Thettfgndsjk.,  »  ..x^  n^m^  ^ , 


Herbe  miUtfÉ^eâ  millefueilie».  Kfigbts  MiljbtU , 
^ /Midden Ymom^  ...;•.,;.,  ,.,  ^ ,, ,    ,^ 
Militer.  To  marre,  goe  awàrjiritig,  be  m  warretyfrac- 

tife  tbefiatt  i/nMrre  -,  toJfbutdieriT^  it,    \ 
Mme  A  tb^UfiiÉd»^^         ai  .V     . 
MlUefèuil:  ni  iwMllefudllc.      ' 

MillefuçiÛcJÊ  Milfide,  nofi-bleedrarrnp,  common 
■Tarrnoi ^\  \,-.|i«Av.  '\  ■•■.•.  'y;-  <_ 

Millefùeille  aquatique.  Water  rarrow^  alfh,  rpdter 
Sengjreewe^wàter  Uoêfteelié,  Kni^htt  Pondwort^  wa- 
ding Pondveedyfiifh-waterjhuldier, 
Millefùeille  grande.  Great  Yarroiv(differs  fiom  tbe 
ordinar'te  one  m  ênely  hlpufiè^  ^  - 
Millefùeille  iaulne-lCilfe/J  Milfiile,fouldiers  Tar- 
rop^ yellow  l(nigbten  Tarrom,  yella»  or  little  Tar- 

r    .      ,.•.■>■■■,■■■  Mj_-''-  ■,,'  •  .,  ■ 

Millefùeille  petite.  jr(>tf/2mV.  ^        v 
Miliegrainc  :  f.  Oakt  ofJtrufaUmfOa\eofParad'ue\ 

(an  hearie,)  __'  . 

MlUcnc.-f.  vnç  mild'  années.  A  thoufand  efyhrii. 

M\}\cpçtt\x\s:m.S.lobnsvfort,S.lohnsgraJji.    \ 

Millcpieds  :  m.  Tbe  vmme,ot  vermine ,  caUe^  Pal- 
mer»  ;     ..      .  .    .. 

Milleraic:£  Apeeceof  ground  fmedmtb  Millet -y  a 
MiUet' ground,  ^   ^  " 

}Ai\kKt:tn,AM}ddleRaKthebalfiofaMilleray  ;  à 

peeteofgoldwértbalmoflys.fïccl. 
Mi\krinc  :f.Thepat»yOr  fiiibble  of MiUet. 
Millelbudiérs  :  ta,  OldmamedfbtUdien  ;  fuch  as  haue 

a  thoufand  fous  (or  $  1.  fieri)  ofyearelie  ptnjton. 


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MiÛet d'Inde.  Mais,  Turl(tecometTurl(tevbeat, 
Millet  noir.  Blacke  Millet  ',  and^as  MiJlct  de  T^- 
quie.    /    -,        •         '.:    .  ^  ■ 
v-MiUet  San:afi(i.  Prtnch-wheatiBuciie-wbeat,  Boly- 
mantl      .'■■■■•  .   ; , 

Miflct  de  Turquie.  Tial^  Hirfe.Turl^ie  MiU,blacke 
MUtetk 

PyCrcer  yn  grain  de  Millet  d'vn  tarricre. Ttf;>«rj9r»* 
mpojfibilitm. 

}Aû!âiSti  tu.  A  thoufand  millions  of  miliiem. 
Millier  :  va,  vn  millief.  A  thoufand  j  a  proportion,  or 

ntimber,ofa  tbou/ànd, 
Millief  :  m.crc  î  £  Of, or  belonging  to^a  thoufand,     ^ 
Millieiîne.  la  milliesinc  partie.  The  thoufand  tb  part. 
MWhtt '.  m,  Aferpent  of  à  ffreeniflt  colour, 
Milkoo  :  nu  A  mtUiott  -,  ten  Lttndred  thoufand,    ^   « 
Mtlloû  :  tOi  A  Ipndtffint,»  bardftone.- 
"WHoqwSFitrmntiefOrpêiiâge,  mdt  of  Millet: 

Muods  :  m.  Halfi- fines  due  in  cafes  of  coUateratt  fuc- 

cejfunvntoCcx&xe^  inheritance  (m  mLodunois>r 

in  eafes  ofDonation{4s  ht  Dauphine.) 
Milort  :  m.'My  Lord',  or  m  lA()D[ç\^ex^(4'mrdbor- 
.  rntedef^endiu^l^fedon^xa,)  ;   ' 

}A)k^itn,AMtMerMf\  acoyneofgoldmrtbbetjpfene 

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Mine  dc  terre  en  la  GhaftcIIenîc  ac  BuIJes.  Can* 
fames  f  o  VcîQ^csÊH^fbht  to  the  Verge.  \ 
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of)Lzfiottotbe\cv2^.     ^         *    -A  ^ 

Mi  ne  de  terre  çn  îa  Seigneurie  (Je  Remy.    Cim* 
twines  8o  Verges,  at  ix  fiolMdtbt  third paHo 
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ture^of pofiure  of  tbefiçti  atftyfiuor^pbifnMtieyfia^ 
iuréyOutwardfàceyOrfi:erp.     ,       ;   >  v. 
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Faire  mines.  To  mal^efifis. 

Faire  des  mines.  The  fame  ;  atfi^o  mal^i  anadoe^  or 

PjewofloHbnefe  tobedravpmi0atlfmgé    . 
¥ûxt\2mnt.ToùmtyOrtêmevpM^  * 

;^  Faire  les  mncs.To'mal(ê  (frange) fkas^a^^  têiei^ 
êrplayonadait.  #         ^ 

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terbandfomelyytofet  agoodfiue  mft,  to  make  ê 

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face  cMdbêd  matter  j  to  heart  out  croffis  with  a 

cheerefiUiamitenanc€yt(>affr$ntnà/hieswitbêfi^ 
ofmirtb.  -  :  ;'*:•-•■•■  ^  '^'-  ■■  ^ -"■■,  •■:■■■•.  '^t-/^'>^  ^ 

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tl^jëbfiimejmêre  termêême  tbenfbôdku^ 

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litotny  wtnts  bcMur.  ^    *  ''    * 

Mineur  : K  ïè<  mHurprefcfitm  of  0 fjiUeyfrnt, 
Mineure  :ll  4W  Minlçri^.  *^    v^ 

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pfibffacti  *ir»Jiliitâmt(hyqa^int^  cey,  that  mipui  a 
t3(icttàm%jlj'j  MlfOim'n}n(fnvnd(rmininfiialfo.j:ii, 

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4k  Paule;  «  manrtntnvmidfir  bolme£efiflifi  dumt 

¥kr*iffit  ofLnru  tb'eUutmb  j  wbûjtntfir.  him  m 

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idea  Uy  fir  bim,      .'         ^ -' 
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\redyjeeldedjfiffmdedvnt9.  *        * 

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tantyfir  Seruant.       ^  »     ^ 

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oraffmdvnto.  .        l 

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-  ' feruex vnt9,   ■  _  ,.  ■■ 

Minois  :  m.  jifffperfkceJaaifiivtfageyCvahbtimriU- 

nance 'y  a  crafiie^vr  difctnttniedl99ï{e,  ';   . 

Minon  :  m.À  little  kftling  j  nrfittb  a  tearmefir  acatasj 

ùourTuJfk^'mbencei  :  " 

Il  entenéle  chat  fans  dire  mInon.  Be  epfrtbtrâi. 

the  mans  meaning  befire  be  ^eàîfetmta  bim.  -  " 
Minons;  m,  ftff-ftfi/«,«rC4i^ii  the  kngagUt-likt 

bùdi «TuMm^tteesi •  '::'■'-■  •''"' ''^■'-'^ ■-'■  '-^^  ■::■■ 

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fbyfieke  tbât'wor^es  ea^fy,tr  U  of  gentle  effiff»    ^ 

ÏÀinoritéif.  M'mmtie,vnder-êge,       ^\       „\, 
Minot  :  m.  Tbi^/fi  0fa  Mine  ;  three  Trmb  tpjhells; 

Milîot  d'avoine,defeJ,  &  dcleglii^wr  f oJtf<»i««  4 

Trench Bnjbelb,-'  -^  •  •  *'* -^     -  ■  .  - 

Minot  tie  hUé.Cfb'trdmarH'miotytntaints  tbrte 

^  Boiflèiux.  '  ^      ;,.r 

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'      U  madcO^  ^^if^HO  ^lf^>d^^fià^€âft^cQnclu4edq^^^^^  I  r    mendatioiipor  amplificatm^:   -^^^^^       ^>v  j  ]% 

Mirer.  77i  aime^  leuettat'ih  lôokeMexfiyregaid^ob^' 
^firue^pricjntojfehold through^/  throng:,  \        ^ 
r:  Sc  inircnTIp  /^i|fr  in  Agkffe\  to  lool(e  ên]or  into-^im^ 
r  fi^fi  )  ^/yS,^^  talfe  notui  éfor  example  by.     v  ^     ^ 
^  Dieu  le  vo«s  mire*  God  refim  ttjoif^of  reward  yon 
[fir  it.    \   '']My'  .:.Mi,,^L.    •'•v.v::%,,.;.v::vv^^^^^  .  ,, -.;  ^:  -,. 
J^  Dame  oui  trop  fc  mire  peu  file  :  Vrù.  She  that  loo\$ 
1^  too  much  at  her  f elfe  ij^^  too  little  tocher  feljè.     v  ^ 
1^  (^  bien  (e jnirc  bien  fe  vqici  j  Qui  bien  (c^veîdi 
I  bien  (e  cognoift.  Qui  bien  (c  cognoift  peuit^p^fc)  ; 
p  'if  Qui  peu  (c  prilc  Dieu  l'avilc  ;  Prov.  '^^v  >  %       x 
Mires  d'  vn  fanglier.  HUtusl^eSyOr  tts^sSM-^^r^^  ;  - 
M iri ade  :  £y  Miriade  j  re»  tboufand.  ^        t  Ï It  - 
Mirifique  ;coni.5//^^r/y  rpreUght/n^iruelloufl)  aâed^ 
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tie] to difabUyOt  abate\alpayto drarp;or mai^eâdtàught 

oflanlnflrumcnt  in  writings  and  hence  alfojlodeteife^ 

•     can,  or  Ùyjhefirllproiea  o/a'defigné.^'-y 

-    Muiuterlcs  papid-s  de  raifons.  To  cafl/^alievp/C' 

'  ducetoahead^n5{(lraglin2jaccoknnJ^^y^^^^^^^ 

Mioche  :  fî  ^  crummejfcrapy  fmaU  fragment^  ofmim^ 

Miok^'TomeWyOr  crichkea  cat.  r"'y-^-jy^^^^^^^ 
j^i^paiiché:  m.cc:  tHalfi  bowed J^aJ^fi  déclin^ 
"  hantingydownewjrds^'''  -^'r  ■  '^'  -''"''^^^^^ 
Miparti*. m.  ic  :  f.Fartedinthe  middejl^or  ïnïo^eq^îiaU) 

La  Chambre  iTiipartic.  looke  Chambre 
^  Mipartir.  To  part  in  the  middejl,  or  intohaluesytodi' 
i    HideintotvpoequaU parts.,        '   '••  -;*j 

i  Mipofcnce. cnm. cm? de yorfafhionedjilie (i^halfigib- 
]     bet^  ;  crool^edyor  bent  into  the  forme  oftb'vpper  partpf" 
a  gibbet  ;  as  â  tenter-hool^el&c^   ^  -   •.        >  /^  ; 
WquCy/i  kind  of  baftie  pudding.  y':^^  •  v 

Miquelot  :  nu  /<  Vilgrim  toS.HichaeUs  Mount  ;  i!//b,4 
pooreypettieyVagabojid  Fedlery  fhdti:ipith  a  fpritflaffe 
crolfes  from  place  to  piacey  Uo^erfmall  triflesy  ivbtch 
be  carries  along  with  him  in  bokn.      .  ^     • 

Mirabolan:  m.À  Mirabolanplumkie  j  Loo\e  Myraho- 

l^n   •  ■*'""•  .  -•  ■       '  '      •      «■  ■     ■■>  •   •••  ■■;.  ^•'-«■'.'     '' 

Idllé  -      ^-       .    .-  ■■..;     ,  '      ■•  ;  •      ,  ;        ...•■■•■•       ;   tl;/l!..;  •   . 

Mirach  :  nu  Tb' outward  lovper part  of  the  belliey  coi^m 

miallth'intraills:  tifArabeiquc  :  IfRab.  -  v    .  |^^^^^ 

Miracle  :in.  A  miracle  y  a  mirucUosef^^jur  mû^âro^ 

Il  n'cft  f  niraclc  que  Jc  vîcuxfàinft^  :  Frov.  W*  i/^e 
9;/  ^re  ^if  reportSyOr  miracles  of  a  frejh  date-^  Antique 
tie  is  reuerendyfind'of  awfiill  ajtihoritie. 

U\:2ickut  :  m.  A  doer jf  miracles. 

MiracIifique:com.M^«/fr.TWri^,     ^f 

Miraculeulcment.  Miraculoujlf^  iiwif >ySi!/>»^  ^^      ^ 

Miraculeux:  m.tuÇtii.Miraculou6yW(^deffiUljmarM^ 
Jons,  monfirota,  bejond  i^atUrey  paft  common  vnder^ 
Handing.  •/ 

Miraillec  :  m.  A  Tbmisebacké which  bath  on  ekber  of 
her  fides ^ffimtesy  a  grtat  ejf^t^t  ;  (a  bferd^  and 
vnwholefime  fijhj)  ^  *    , 

Miraillier  :  m.  ^  lool^mg^glaffe^mai^ef. 

MiraiUler  :  m.  Ufa  lookfng  glajje.      f 

Mirainc  :f.  Oa^e  of  JernfaknhOalii  of'PêraAfo  ;^Sa- 

M.  z***^   ,     .v-^-^- >•*      ^  ••  t*: -:^  ••  ,•  .^^  ■- 

iramcmQelinriiu  #2^^<wX^4»j  an  Arabian 

mtdvfid  in  fame  old  Ftenib  Author f. 

^\rt  :m.  A  PbfJkian^eeckyCbiriirg^^     . 
Iln'aplusbcfoingdeinire.  Hihathn&Cmgcrneeidy 

.btbatbnofiirtber  vfeyofa  Pbyfitian  ;  viz.  be  is  diad^  ^ 
Debotmaire  mire  Élit  p]^epuancc:ProY,  Ageà- 
*^  (^insfgianmalf^es  afiini^ingfori.  \  ^    < 
Qui  veut  b  guarifon  du  tnire  il  luy  convient  tout 
fonmaldircrProv.  He  tbalMffs  tobiCHf*4mûfi 

^Ubisittdifconer.  -  : 

Mire  :  f«  The  leueUy  or  tittle  button  at  Hftnd^fa  ^^fo  -^ 

.JjVi^betus^iof^wiUBomte.     ,.'       ^    ^i;.' 
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'^UibrokghiiMfibid^ pried m«j^1ie^  êtferu^y 
y/JfiMg-tmkeijkil'tajkedyaa  afiU^pmme  If^c. 
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mentwberèwitbChrrmgtans  dilate  the  parts  which  be 
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;  l,lafey(fiure  bitter  ihfnwb'idb/n  indurés  cb'extremtf^^ 
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Miroir  de  iwfWc  Daipc.4<  Mirôk  d'A&frvf  II 
.  \Lch3iyàmiréiUj4dapleàhy.  ^  S'v^Sift;!; 

Yicrrc  à  nTlitQiv.4-UgptyWhiieyajKitr^m^ré»i  ïïofie^ 
eafifycUfitM^thimuJIUfiet^ 

/  {amànt^ivbûm h grnresj  injlead êfgtagk^'^gniÀtsit 
repefenti  tbf  Hwne^  a»d  euer  tMcreafeSyOre^eajfèt,^ , 
M  tbe  Moonf  d&ik    \.'     .   ,  _;^ 

Iln'y  a  mcilleuc  niifOirque  Icvicil  ami  r-Ptov.  i^ 
f Xttf  jfr'unda^  exuUent  loaliiHg'gtaffe,        '  ■_ 

Miroitier  ••)«.  Aholfmg-glaffkmalfer^ 

Mirond:  nCde  ;  i^SemumuUrlhalfiuuàiï* 

Mjrouaillier.  «y  MiroaiUien 

Mirouaillier  :  œ.  crc;  £  Ofteniool(mgjeiur  fry'mg^mto 

Mirouer.  <?»  Miroir,   /  '  '   ^  y. 

•MirtiL  A^ttiUberrie^  M^o^âSaUmander ^oihifaji 

Mis  itoMè  :  £  Ptttyfet,  Ujti\piàceâ,fitckdtpUnte4y 
pwatdj^mndtd }  ijbr«j|l  «r»  s  àlftjtrêugjotjtednctdt 

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appie-gttbererl  drej[fed^lil(C  an  appU'fyMire  ;  «  i>aff>ji 

■  pwt,»r  begiprUe  ârtài,'    f    .  ; 
Misi  la  pile,ou,  auverjos.  T^wi/?/0»r/2i 

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^'.  thmg  rtiiich.  I  h  jut  propounded,  or  /et  oh  foot.  . 

'•^  ^Ici  able  :  com.  Miferable^wïetched^vnfbnunâie^fi- 

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Milerc : f. SUf<m\-meiihednej]è, diftrefie -,  dMérJitiey 

:  •  calami  tic  ;  rvofilntpyor  a  wofitU  cafe  -,  alfo  ^  a  pont 

dmiiemade  of'tbe  tpater  wberewttb  bte-hiuesbiue 

bccnervafhed,        « 

iHuffit  au  jour  dc  fa  mifcrc  :  Pro.  One  affii6lion  fuf- 

ficei  for  one  day.  # 

Miicrerc.  Tbfname(an4  beginning)  êfont  of  tbefeuen 
(pentteJitiatl)Vfalmes.    .     ■.   ■.■■.         ;». 
Mi/^rcrc  mci.^  voiding  ojfth'excrime'atsvpwards; 
comes  of  tb'obftritdionofthepfiaU  gutSy  and  U  verie 

*  fïmrfiiU  y  the  patient  imaeiningthat  hu  guts  are  pul- 
led outyandbrol(en.  J:  'f  * 
Tu  auras  inifcrerçiufqucsdvitulos.  Thoujhalt  be 

'i^    foundlyivhipped.     '  .•  ' 

Mifcricorde  :  f.  MercieypUieyCompajftiny  rutb,  tender- 

^hefje.  ■■...•/■•.,.;,/■.  ••■.:■;     ^_  '    ;::;;. 

Efpt'c  mi  (cricordc. -^  w<j«<<//»»tf  r</, 

jlcri  cordieulcincnt.  MerafitUyyCompaJfmateiyy  fu 

^  tifùUy.      -•■»:*    _■.'■-' 
Miscricordicux  : jm-cufe ;.  f.  MtrciJitUypitifitU,  cim- 

pijfionate,     -  "     ■.,■',.       ■.  :;''"^    ,         ■   '•: 

Misque  :  vn.Mé^e.  >  '    .     '"..'■      ,  > 

^Misssl  :  m.  ale  :  f.  O/Jor  belonging  tOythe  Map}     -. 
y  Painmiflal.  Ai(indofwajèrmadeonlyofjioi»eryand 

'^  a  little  flit.  *  ;  „,  ,    •      •      ■- 

^\<\\\:\x\.AMaffe'b'oolie.'         -  ^ 

^iflile.  feu  missile  Afquiby  or  otbefjre-tvorlie'* 
>    ti'rgjpne:  '  ■  '      -  . 

Mjfîîon  :f.  <»  Mifc  J  Bx'pencjty  dtsbuffement^  charge  : 
--.  f Bbufgdngnon, 
^iiTiV^^f.  A  .letter  miJJiMe-y^  letter  fent. 

.  Miflbta^e  rnj.  <^a ferie^ Ma fenr inlets, Ma fe-ftuffii 
-^thingsibetoTigpigtotbeMajpe, 

'  /^iflbtier  :  m,cr€  :  €  Mafe-mongingyMaffe-ma^ing  j  «/ 

Miftagpguc  :miJi  teacher^  intef^eter  eftpyftetiesy 
and  ceremonies  y  alfOf  a\eejper  of  tbe  Chitrcbes  Tie- 

Misre  :  coé,  ^éât^gfrftte,cmpt,ftiaint,piciiied^mmi- 
ohyïrickefiey  fneygay.    -  .        ^  ^  ^  ^ 

'  Mistemeitt.^  Neatly, ^ritce^^ctmpifyy  quaintly,  ^nely, 

fàUyymmionJi^es   %  .      ,.  H       . 

Mfftigouri, Mypttticêc1(i-^ptitae règiu  r  f  Noriri. 
Miftîpn  xi,  A  mixtHTtymafitfieéley^eU'mi^lendmi  : 

aconfiundiyii',  afophifîicatiàh,^  ,    .  ::      ' 

Mifttonnc  tm.  ée:f*  ^X6xedymnglid,mSiettikMti 

fiphifiicated by mixtHret,        v      V^v  i   s'    v 
Mistionncment!  ».-<<  ««wgjWiagfeifpiwir^^ 

ding,iritàlej:tftaic^ngij»ptifiieattni,.:^ \ irf  r  î  .  <  K 
WiMomqtiTo  mix^mngli/MOt^tt^lenivt  temper 

witbymaJfeamedl^eJiiopfûe^afiuUitmyfêpbijU' 

Miftotidio  :  ttiisMhmfiSi»,ag>rm<mpdmm:  *  '' 

Misy  :  ».  ^  eâuJOékt^iii»;  »  mnerajloj  a  golden  co^ 
loirt^lufi«r\jkimépenim'mtittUfett^ 
abotteynatttrafchaknuiilibtremttitttt^  invet' 
tney  and  oferatiè»,  tbonj^  i»  ttUfferoUàv^U  ît  the 

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Mitaines  :  f.  Min  aines  ^jr'mter-f Joues. 

Ils  nc-lc  laillènt  prédrc  (ans  mitaines.  They  will  net 
•  jrte  talfien  without  mitt  aim  y  viz.  much  preparation   er 

Mitap  :  m .  rhe  middeft.or  middle  of:  f  Noi  m. 
Mitanicr':  m.crc  :  i  MiddUy  of  the  nïiddeji.        ■ 
Mitaut.  la  Region  du  m.  The  middle  Region  of  ly^ 

Mitc:f.  WAii/^  thefmalleft  of  coynes-y  alfb;  thi  lin:, 
wormey  called  a  Mite.  -^ 

-    Hcibcauxqiitcs.  A/(?//;-Àr/^i7ri».  i* 

Mithologic  :  f.  AUthvlûiiciancxj;oiénd}fig,  eymah. 
.V^gy  of  fables»       '^     >.    :  ^v  •  >      >. 

'Mithologiqueiïicnt,  Mhbologil^elj-y  byamoraUcx^ 

Mithre:f.Z.(?oifceMitrç.  f  *' 

Mlthridat  :  m.  Mithridatum^  I^roi^^  Meihridat.   *     . 

MïtStï.Tofoften'.dif^^^ 

Mkigatif  : m.  iue  :  f.  Mitigatiuejmùue^ appeajiut 

Mitij^ation:  f./f  mitigûtm^éiuûlijïcaùon^aU^^^^  \' 

permg,afua^ing^gpp€afing. 
Mitiguci  m.cetf.  f^Uiigated^  qualified,  mdc/^^^^^ 

allayed  y  affiiaged^afpeafcd. 
Mitigucr.  To  mitigate ^qualifiejtenjper y  modtratcA^fi^ 

^IPfH^i^^^yyappeafe. 
Mi-tircr.  To  draw  out  the  halfi  ofi 

Mîtën:  m.  (The  fmall  worme^  or  vermir^e' called)  ^ 

:•.  Mite.  ^    '    ■    ..  '   ;,^  ,/ . 

Mitou  :  m.  Agreatcaty    ^ 

Faire  le  rtiitoil.  To  dijfefnble^or  jplay  the  hypocrite  {te 
putonalowliey  meek^^humblei  or  aflUtedcountc-^ 
:ndnc€i  to  lool[e  poorely^or pitifiéth 

Mitouard :  m.  A  cat-,  alfv,anh)pojmte  : l|Rab.; 

Mitouflc  :  îïi.éerÉ Tuned  tiJ^e  a  caiior  rpiih  caisst^m^ 
bidden  in^rvrapped^or  lapped  âbotit  mtbjùrres^or  cat- 
firred  garments.        \  n       ^      .# 

MitOUin  :  m.  An  hypocrite  ;à  dljfembln  vnder  the  fro- 
teUion  of  a  meeke^nd  lotvlie  countenance. 

Mitoytn,  <w  Moitoycn. 

^itraille  :  f.  Brol^en  brajfeyOr  copper  j  or  luv.pes  cotifC- 
;  i'H  *fdiuers  mettallsy  rvbiçb  bane  beene  mingltdyitid  j 

melted  together,  -     '  .    ' 

Mitrànf.  HoodingyorcromiingiyWithamiter.  ' 
Mitre  :  f,  a  Bijhops  miter. ^  alfijhe  bole(or  cap)ofa  tpm 
yard^  .?  .  •  ,    '        .'■  v^ 

Donner  la  raitie,  &  la  croflc  à^  To  fet  a  fptciot» 
'  glofie  ofneligùà  on -y  or  to  author  i^  (aniU  tbmg)  by  a 

gpodliejhew  if  demtien,    c    < 
Mitre  :  no.  é^JÎ^Mitr^d  -y  hooded wtb  a  miteiry  weatini/ 

t'miter'yfet  onapiUofie^rfcàffoIdyWitbamiter  ofpà- 

.   per  OH  bis  beaéi  ■'i* -■«.-■•  >.•■■.£■'.■/■'.:■  •>.'•/■•-•■ 
MitveriKnf.m.Amttrtng'yaboodingycrowmngyOrtO' 

'  ueringoftbeheadmtb  a  miter-,  fir  ernmenty  or  m 

Mitrer.  Tobéëd^oinêyflr  eoner  the  bead  ml^U^, 
ofricbftuffe  fh-  ornament  (as  at  the  c(m[ecraim<f  a 

1it9»f\)  wofpaptf^difti't*^^  :^^  ^ 

Mmion.«Mift«>ni  -  Î  t>v-»>îy  '^^  fy-  XitA- 
Mixtionné,&  M«tionnc?:.  >  Wf^  ^.^^': 

Mizonc  :  fc  The  name  of  à  ideate  jsalidt^^<^' 

MobiIiairc:coœ.4vMo)>ile.  ^  ■     ^m 

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Mocayart  :  m. 
Mocqué:nj.ce 

Halted  at-,  ^uU 

tinted.    " 
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Vous  voui  m 
Scinocqucc 

thegreatcfl  m 

JNlauvaife  fille 

bred  daughter 

Lapacllefcn 

orl(infin2iîmo 

'  tedjlowtî  his 

Mocqucrc^u: 

MojqcKTleif. 

'  j^ull,gudgeon,c 

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me  unes.  .   \^ 
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hd/fc.  •    -  -  ■' 

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(  Modeller  f./ï73!>< 
Modcloni.'^M 
Modérateur? 

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Modératrice  : 
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■dùwn^  5  alfbyl 

Modercment» 
Impatiently  yvç 

Modérer,  to  m 

uernty  ruiey  n 
neanetit'yabd 
orcutaflope. 

Moderne:  coi 

'  ti>nesjin  »Ur  ti 
Mo4cttc:cQm 
^  fic'djh'umbley 

Modestement 

Modcfteté  :  e . 
Modcltic:f.  ji 

^  fmtybumim 

Modicitc(t^ 

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f}odifebfe>*c 
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^.^^yxcfption 
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Mocqué:  n».ée:  f.  Mocl{ed^{lowudjrnm}e<iyfcoffedj 
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fc  yones  comming.  '  \  ■  .-*•■■.   -  ■  ^", ■•"•'.:• 

\N^^tte  blanche.  TfcWw/îritf  ttW/^  MeiVyir  Seà-- 

MoëttC  ccndtCL  Tlf  (or dinar ie)  a{h'ColoNrti  Sea-^ 

Il  La  pcmcMociiçJhe/maUafh'Cohm^^^ 

mf^Moth^^       HirondcÛe  dtemcr.        -  •^''**: 
Mbeùrs^  A/^;?«^h  ;  Ip^    Meurs.  (V  v^'èN^'-  ^  . 
Moge  :f,  Ameafu\tù  contamingaboutfix buj}oeUi. 
Moïaih^Moycui)       >       -         ?^     V  >'  ^  i^* 


Moiçnj^&  Moieiiricr.li^oV  Moycn,&  Moycnncr  J 

Moignon:  m./lftur^p^orytheblHnt,endofdthîrip: 
Moigiion  des  ailes.  The  (lampes y  et  pnïàni  ôftht 

*'   Moij;(nondu  br^  bratpmepart  of 

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scM^cquer-T*^  niotl(yflùWt,frump,fcoff^e,âeYidepafl 
'  ^  at^^^^  to  (corne  \to  luU^gud^n  ifi'filirate^m^kc  a 
\  follt^,dtfappoint.     v-      vv     ,       .,%:    'ï|||''' 

Vous  vous  inocqiiez  du  îcu.  Tou  doé  but  daitïéi 

Se  ipocquc  qui  c\oç{\xç'.Vïo.hemocl{itbat  le^fl  majy 

thegr€dU(l  mûct(enba(ie  cômontymofl  imper fè£lions. 

Mauvaifc  fille  fe  mocque  dç  fa  iwrc:  Vjo'ijht  lU- 

bred  daughter  moçl(i  herfiUie  mott^à;.     /..-     '.^  ;^. 

La  paclle  fc  inocqiic  du  fourgon  rPro.  Onepiendy 

or  l{infmiH  mocl{S  another-^be  that  mwôt  ypell  bcfloip- 
♦  'ttdfloivd  his  neighbor.  ^^>'      r  'u-        j^jl^^^^  k 
Mocqucrcpu  :  m,Amocl(ing  chilà\or)^littli  mcm^ 
^Iovq^crle  :  ^^^^ock^flot^tyftHmpe.jfioffe^g^^ 

pill,gudgeon^d<^riJi(in  i  amocl^criejalc  OfatHbyTwkjé^  ^ 

loicsdifcovrfi^fbppljhlhing^alf^ 

fco^ï'ilyfrumpin^.  ■  •-^'^--^  \''/'  '  ■  •■  '••-!'  'm^-!  •■  «•'•  ■  '  ■■  ■  ■^■•^:'':ii||^ 

Mocqucur  ^  tti.Ajpoçkfr^fioifPteryfrMfhptryfcoff^^^ 

Mode: ni,  as^Mcù(\  A  Aiood.j  '■     :     :    f    || 

M^de:  f.  MaMerJortj^fiP^onyguifcyvfe^cuJlomei^  tvajfy 

'Alatfbttcqui  mode.  Seffing  the  cart  befire  the 

Modeler  To  T»iJ^^/I^,^^wrj  ihflmnyplot^cafiin  aSnould. 
\  Modeller  f.  AmodeU\pattcrne^rnould^plot^fbrm^ 
Modclon. ^ ModiUon.    '  V'  *     --7     • 

Modérateur Mri.  ' A  moâerater  y  gouernor ^  mre6lon 

MocTtf  atîon.j  f*  J  mderatm^mtane,  temper  ygoUerne* 
.  >7f t  ;ir  ;  a  guêd  dijpofiiioTJ^due  proporim^rightmeapirM. 
Modératrice :fc>4wçrffrtfrrix;       ^         w^i^    -1 
Modère  :  m-cc  ;  £  Moderate^quietyrulie^temperattiôr^ 

dcïtit^  ffntient]  alfo^  moderated  y  aUaye^dytepf^rWi 
'..  rvhûfc^^dge^is  fométphûï  tal^en  off,^  or  heart  tal^n 

doyvn^^^alfbifloptdyOrttktaflope^     .     -v      •  '  f 
^oà^ïimtnij^oderatélyytcmperatétyyqmetfy 

iKPatiepiiiyyXpitb  ftafonyin  good  rule.  /'-^  k;  ^  ;  It . 

Moderen  to  moderate^quaftfieytemperytfmtt^êrder^gor 
uerneyruiey  refraineyhoidiny  vfe  with  meajureyfet  a 
meane  on^  abate  tb'edgeyallay  tbt  b^atof^  alfOytt/^pel 

^  OfCUtaflopt.     %    ■  .-..  -  ^•--  V'-^%>V:^^^^:,^ 

Moderne  :  corn.  Moderne  ^ntw^  tf.tbu^^^  ofihcfe 

ùm^i^moUrltme.:^        ..!^*V^y  .       • 
Mortettc  vconir  Mode^yfhhtryCÏhittybafi^Uy 

f^c'd^hmble^maidenliejMnnertieé  "  -  •    ^ 
]^^tsmrïti\X:.Modf^hifoberly^c^^ 
M6dcfteté:£4*Modcftk;^^  :^^^      v  nl^^;^iv^>^l; 
Modettie  :  f.  Modeftiey  moderation, fbbérfièffbyiè^ 

'^^ce.bHmimie^bajhfilni^^^^ 
ModicitcU  i5ïforfic*rir^  mêdmienefiey  meamiéjj^^  p^ 

^odie:  m:MancmtKonmmeafweum\àgifffmél 
^ Jion^exception.       li^  ^  r\^.;    -/i\î/i4;'^^,*:^U%^;^v^ 

^odifîé^i  m.  ée  :  f.  ModlfkèsMdniàt^^^  /î- 

ModiIloGr<  iBkf^M^îi^ 

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Module  :  miÀ  fHOdell.or  modu/e*y  that  vÀerby  a  whàle 
^^ofke  U  tneafiéredy  proportioned  y  or/quatedi  a/foy  the  . 
peafkfeybigHeffey  or  quantititofa  thing  \  aIJOy  a  ccrr 
taine  meltjure  in  conduits yor  conueyancei  of  v^a terrât- 
'^yOym^HlatioytymelodifyOrm^afkre  ym  Mf^^ 
Modurrc.  as  Madoure  ;  i[Rab.  -  ,  T  ' 

Moelle  :  f.  The  marrow  of  bones  y  the  pith  of  plants  j  al- 
fbyOsMQulcyjLmlflâne.  11^  '     ^  '  **.  ^ 

s^ocllcdepain. The pithof bread.       '*  '- 

MoëllciJX;  m.cufc  :  iMorrorvie^ithie^fiU  offtrtngih^ 
çrftrong/ap.         "         "'  '  '     .  -  - 


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Moilc  :(.  An  écbydamëtjfirj^^ 

'  /or  f f  (?r  water  is  brolftn.  ^;' 
Moikiix.  L:i>l{e  Moelleux. 
Moiflorineux  :  m.eufe  Jf.  Fuàofttibbîfhimddeofru^l 

ble  ^y  alfo^fiéll  of  the  fpft  [lone  Uoihn^  :      .uw:    • 
Moilon  :  mMbbiJhsrHbttyjhardijraggéMiPr^^^ 

'  of  floue  hewedyOr  bro^tft  off\fucb  as  walls  art  bUittyor 

yparget  made^tf/lalfo/befc^  vppe'r  cruft  of  à  tftfà^fefûf 
^  fiée  ft  one  j  of  a  k^nd  offofty  "or  tender  Jlotir^\  Iharîyc  th 

''  /me  ÏO,  or  ii  fiot  thic{  aboue  tee  bar defi  free  [lone^in 
theqMarreyeiabfiittTarUé^''\^^^^^^^>      -^^A       >.• . 

"Moilonrieux-^MoillonHcfecT'^^--  -^ 

Moindre^  conf.  Up'^k^^loittto  ^yalfdy  theleafty 

fmaUeft^iowmoft..         ■-:  .-^^-  ^^>  .    -^ 

iMoine  :  m.A'Monl[e-y  dp,' Siif^rl^fop;,  atfojtiiié^k^^^^^ 

Titmoufexalfoyos h\)obL^zti.  •       ^ji^;::  ;i4^ 

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Moines  dc  Gracc.y*»  prïferlij^  Vi>I^M60s^9^ 

Ço&mmMl^Mm^  T^nlfir-nuwbionf'âtam 

C9UaM\4s  mcbMMothrmméats  at  aptedmmt^ 

isTeftcdeMoinc.  Ablunt^anài^otd^nfifedforftfé'^ 

Bailler  le  moine  To  crainpey.alfo/fWjirra'- hi  " 
Bààllet  fc  fttohîé  ^^txA.  To  bàng^(iimm%pti  ! 


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qui  a  cite niouic  :  riov,/ »err  u  nû i(nâM€  to  thi  Ab* 
bot  thaï  baibbetne  ê  MmÊ^i  \9rnêiiiém  kmm$  bt0 
tùpUftbiliBaiàebitteftbinbi.  ^  \^.-,.  .  ^  : 
Il  ncft  envie  que  ckipoiqe;Pwv.  Nêmiilikt  a 

^$;  L'habit  ne  fiûtpasîc  mb^c  :  Pra7t#  Cmlimât(€t 
'^$t  thé  Mêwlteieueriejweiâ  mt  afêêUdiif  ibât  wîêut 
^f'amor  j  nor  eume oneàfibêUtr ih^fs  cUd  m  blâclat. 
p^our  vnm^      ne  faut  Convene  :  ProVt  t§r  $m 
%:^(ntll^  needs  ne  Monâfiitrêi.  v  ;  -         .     ;.    % 
Moineau  :  m.  ^  Spattpw  ;  alfo^  a  Houiie  \  âjùtmg^&r 
pule  Monke\Alfê^û  RaueliM  inJèftêficâtio9i  àlfi^A  cifm 
taifie  little  piece  efOrdnanie.^  ^,, 

Moineau  de  bois,  7t?c  iiiii^  Br4«<^/i^ 

Moineau  4chf  y e.  1$  néf  that  iMcb  wte  ckUthi 
Hr^£e-j^4r^^  bitt  a  little  bird  that  Hues  altogether 

Moineau  de  fiiçyen  4ar  Fri^^ 

.  MoirM^u  4  J#laalfic.  Tbt  Ttng-Spàfftm  j  â  fmâll 
bird  that  bathj^y0^  about  it  mcltt^  and  bùUds 
m  the  trunii(eof^t$k(fi(Germ       bath  many^ngland 

'  butfet»^them^¥^^-^^^^  ':    ■       '  .^^^ .  •  ^; 

Hcrbe  au  MomtiùJvieChickmedyHenbit^    [' 
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Moîncrie  îl&  ^itBlierie,Moiiacbifmet  the  flafetr  prO' 

■■  ^//i(w,o/:^.iî^^...;,,|.:- ■■•■  ■^-' .:  '■,■■  .^:.  »^ 

Moiîîichoii  !:  ite:  AiiMefauUrit Hionl^,    '■    .   •  -^ 

Moins. i^^Bij!/^:^-    .■■>  ^■■-     ■;  ■     '^'>  '■'  ': 

^nmoiiis  de  çiaàL  Ali  bimàrtdwantM^^ 
ji  4^|llig^s^>to!uckpE^    Tout  au  moins.  Ai 
tim^ytt  àCtlte  tèafl^  neuipnbeltfe,  UâtwuhftamUfti, 

einoifii^lltmoii  ^\m,Tbe  mofi Lctu,  tbeUafi  2 

|>à|re^|eQC  alors  ie  ne  f^^ay  qudT'de  moins.  Ttef 

■0;'tiffifiattbÉt  limefimetjittùngwûtker  èfjfjje  value. 
^y^Kowiyn  (knier  ijy  inoms.  fbe  'Uffeytr  expUf  •font 
pewiPtmU  mal^emè  ketur  a  vbit  the  foarer. 

Mois  :m,  ^  months  m^tiHb^yM^  .^    r  ^.  ; 
les  mois  dcskmna/^mmméonthGtfmers,  ■- 
MolsWandics.  .^^ftkneûfteârmeél^  «wrvH* 

me>i,theivhues,  -■j<^i^-^....,;-^\  /■■'■^•.^.i^f'-st^.yÀ%;^:.' 
Mois  mort^  Thefitfintbttt  ûmmeJktefy  befire,  9t 

Uaikit  FmU  knitK»^  ffmtb'M  (fit-,  4»,  «  M)?. 


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se  Moiur.l^  wax  ^mUkjmmetvimmii/t^i^pm 

koilon:  va.The0tmgth9^4pMgf9reM^^KmebiH 

^:  rent  ef a  firm,  ér  mm^lIt^fémëttfiiti^ifMtber 

Vpctruite  dé  moifôn.  AlSMU-ffiimu  Tmfk         ' 
lA^SiMté>.Ap9mhiHitki,0ri^0ék4'^''^tf^M 

JUuOf(tsJiàdbMtidvPtêbtJjefti§Kgt  (amM-^-.- 


MoifTon :  m.A  Sparrow^  alfo^ a  l(mdoffmâU  Fartât 

caOed  by  th' Indians  Joyi%.       '^^ 
MoiiTon  :  f.  Haruefl }  reaping  time. 

Moittons.  Harnefi  i  or  bar  ûeft  fuit  •,  the  corne  ua^ 
fed  m  bariteft.         .  #    i  \  : 

la  moiflon  des  avoines^orges,  &lcgiimagcs.  Bf, 
gim(tnPran(e)abouttbei6o/jMfie.  V 

•  La  mplflon  des  fiomcni$.^/^(>ii/  the  17  of  Julie, 
La  moiflon  des  fcigles.  Begins  about  the  17  0/ J^»f. 
La  moiflon  d' vne  vache«7^<  «li/^m^  of  a  cm^or  eu 
nmcbdâjhe  giites  at  amilliing. 
Droiâ  de  moiflon.  AnyeareUe  rent  \  or  duttje  $f 
cotnepaidznto  the  Kjng  out  of  the  ttmne^  ândiurif,  \ 
diéiionofBourt^cs.  ;      '    #  .   v  ^ 

Efpée  des  moîflbns.  ZH;^  Efpéç. 
le  ne  mettray  la  fouciUe  en  fa  moiflon.  I  *i/  riot 
medd/ewitbyOr  incroachvponJjU  getting!. 
En  moiflbns  Dames  cbambrieies  font  :  Prov.  Ste 

^   Da0)c^-  ;:■:;.  .  /•     ';,;x;    ■..-  .•••  ^-     ^•.' 

Grande  moiflon  lobeiflam  recueille  :  Pr<x  Grtûi 
if  the  haruefi  that  tb^obedient  gathers. 
TcUç  (emencc  tcHç  moiflon  :  Prov.  lUfuJ/iU 

_    wed  •yOrSuchastheJiedfuçhuthecrop. 

Moiflbnne;m.éc  :  f.Keapedygoiten /u  corninharuijl. 

MoiflbnncnTtf  reape^to  mal^e  or  get  inJbarueft'ytQ  worl^ 
barueftroorlijt.  j      •       ï 

Avecle temps  Ion  moiflbnnerPro.  Uo\e  Temps, 
Moiflbnneur  :  m*A  reaper ^a  haruefl  man. 
Moillonnier  :  m.ere  :  f.  Of^or  belonging  tojbarueft.^ 

Chevreau  nnoiflbnnicr.  i4)Sf/lQ//. 

Faucille  moiflbnnieir.  i<  rÂrf»^(/^,  ^  ^^ 

Qihnmoiffonnkr.Aftubbtegoofe. 
Momoi'ïS.  Uo^eMtiffon. 
Moite  :  com.  Motfijiqtèd^umde^et^fv^eâtie^^^^^ 

M  ftonet  m  ra'mia  weather^ 
Moiteau.  as  Motte  \  or^  Motteau. 
Moiteur :£  Mo^uri^m^Jbse^i^bumidttii^rvetneffey 

wateriflmefe.  v       ;  /   ; 

lAoïtiéif.  Anbatfi^halfipart.  / 

Moitié  figues  moitié  tsàûvs^  tttmmieàfi  and 
^tarkeft.,.^.  '  \^.;i::,'- ■--%:■  ^^^  \ 

Moiton  :  ixutbihétlfiofa%choi  ;  two  bufbêlls  ond  â 
.  baife  i  andjàfhme  plaies  y  three  :  ^Bourguignon. 
Moitoyen  :  m.^njfT»bok  tbmg  that  is  enUfyeimiowh 
I  mon^rbf  vndimdidorvndiuifiblébalues»       -[^ 
Moitoyen:  nuenne:  tSeuermg,  orpartingin  thetnii- 
i  Mf^maUpîfif^  \  idfiLim0f€dÎ9Cfimm»,(iïlo 

vndiuidedorvndimfmehawesyi^^  ,  .. 

:^MKWoik^en.Aféi^mw0i^ 

êrpdebèlmgùpm^Wêtb^têémêfh^^ 
wUfkméaohéiHifaft$ac€mdiMgt9tbifiù^^ 

tenomoietsMfiMoéftbewteniiriié^^'^^^^^^^^^^^ 
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woman  f 
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Mole  :  m.' 

Molebmi 
Moleltc: 

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U'MU  : 

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nci. 
Molcftcit 

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Molcfter. 

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much  \  bi 
Moleftcul 

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Molcstie  : 

dtfqtttetyi 

hathfom 

bufme'ffe. 

Molet.  Set 

Molibdei: 

-Molière:! 
Molière  -, 

oTfirindl 

Molin.  àf 
Moliner.' 
Moliriet.  > 

if  a  Ritdi 
Chafcur 
ne  dort 

Moliniet 
Molition; 

Mollart  < 
MollaiTe  : 

pagmifi 

Molle.  (T/ 

brancha 

Mollemer 

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Mollcffc: 

tilt  of [0 
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plateiit\ 

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Mole  :  a\.  ^  Pecre  ^a  I^mI^c^  or  caufcy  on  the  fta-fidt 

ncerc  vnto  a  T[odeyOrHauen.  y~^  • 

Mole  :  f*  ^  Timprnic^or  Moonc/cal^\ajh'apele[jc  Imp 

offlefJjyOrhardfwcUwgjmtj/e  wombe^  that  malais  a 

woman  fecmcmthchild  y  auoyas  Molcbauti  alfà^as 

Tcnchcdcmcr.  - 

Mole  :  tn.ec  :  ï.^loulded\caji  in^or  framed  by ^a  mould. 
Molebcoicl  m.  ^  kind  of  great  (ea-lumpe.  *  > ,  > 
Molelte:  com.  TroubUlome^  ofenJiueyirl(some  J  ffricr 

uot0^comber  Corne  yiediom^  loaihfmeypa'mfuUy  burden- 

fme.vnpleafingjnoifome  vnto. 
Mol^lt^  •  "**-^^  •  f*Mole(led^troubIed,ofended,€ombe- 

fcd.vexedyamoyed^infiftedy  affliilcd  j  vrgedjtmponu- 

MolcÔc!ticnt;/V()«Wr/3wf/j^,#»> 

noifomdy^to  the  rorong^or  vexation  of,        , 
}^lok(\cr-Tû  njole(l^an?ioy,trotfbleycomberyyexydif^^^^^ 
'    ojjendypïineyinfèjlynffliôi',  to  vrgeyprejfeyimportune  too 

much  ;  be  burderifome  vntOyljc  hardyand  beauie  vponi 
Molcftcur  :  m,  A  molcJterJtroublcr^  vexer  ^  di/quietery 

artnoyer.  - ,  ;.;/   .'    r.     ].....  ■.        — ■•    •       ^  •;.  ■'.,:.'.' 
Molcstie  :  f.  Molcftationytioie^leyannpyance  ;  vexatioyty 

dîfquictyafflicîiony  offence y'^dijpleafure y  it^somenefley 

l9athfomenej[eyted'ioufnejJ€yioo  much  importunities  or 

hufme'ljc.  .     y4     ^ 

]\[okt.SeelicUo]kt.  ^.  .  ^       .  *    ^ 

Uolhud't^ccrpn^Theronfellofafpurre. 
Molibdeiic.  as  Plombagine  j/^/yè^  tbc  hearbe  ï^d-  \ 

'Molière  :f.  AbogyOyquagmiire,  • 
Uo]\QïC',whenceyVïcrïcd^  fliolierç.  Ugrïndfioney 

orgrindleP.one.      j*  .  v  ^  *     . 

Molin.  ^  Moulin.  ^  ;      ;  .         ;  ^ 

Moliner^To w(?rit^;i^y th]c\eninamll.  '  •'     *^ 

Moliriet.  04  Moulinet  ;  Alfoy  the  roUwberein  tbewbip 

gf  a  Kudden  tiller  goei.      -     -^  *^ 

Chafcua  n*a  pas  fon  molinct  :  Prov.viz*  Chafcun 

ne  dort  en  lift  mol,  &  net*  -  ^       ^:  . ,    f 

Molinier  :.  ».  ^  v^iitf«^ 

Mollart. <».MoIard^  •.'AvUaW^ù  '^.■:'  •,■'■' .'ii^^:.!  •- •. 

Mollaffe  :  com.  ^aggiej/haggwfiy  netfirmeyfiggie, 
filthily  fùft^  loatbfomely  fitffU,  vnpttfafintly  f  liant  ^ 
' ^iiaymrt'li}(e,.A '■. ■■-•-»  ■'*at\o,w,^.vvv.>  *    .•- :^  »■  .■•  ■_ 

Molle,  (^he  name  of)  M  Indian  tne^ofvpho^  tender 
branchtial(iTuitfvfineUmade»\\y^  >  :  \i-y^^ 

Uollçmait^(fiirtptpple!y^enderfyifaJify^etttfy^ild. 
k\ieeldinify^mïfly^ffemmatelfé^,^:^,-^,  î.  .« 

UoMcitSofmepyfuppknefeytendernene',  limber- 
neffe^plioHtrnffii  eafmefey%entUnejfe,m'Udnefe/eniifi 
ff^lfey  ttaSUUeneffe  ;  rvantWHeffey  delicacie  j  jàmt- 
^(jp:,ejfemmaeèeyCowardife  j  alfi>  the  oipnflrtMi  appe-, 
^itcoffomemàids,andmmen,'ônf«pàpir^Jhes,coales, 

\  Mu^'*^  ^'^  barjkyimdvjifaturieMaUs. . .  '^  .j^i/f . 

^ioUet.-'m.  i;kffifpe  pari 0f  the  bpidbetmtne  the 

^''f"f'tJni^ddlifiH'n*lfi>tbe*ipM,^^M 
j     Vthe m\âifiy  the caifi ^tlfeUgi  alfb,  a  muddie 

r^^e  ÎM  i/L  lOf iMV*A  "^  W      tit''    '    -,«•»■*?•>  ^"^^ *';»•<•»  (^  ill 

^^iletriq^ttif.  'SmevdMUfoftJUppUjtendcrilim- 
^vttaaàbleyremiQe'ydelicêt^mnate,    J.» 

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flat^bottomedftpne  whnev0Uha  Pamtergrindcs  his 
colours.         ,# 

Chaire  de  bois  à  molIette./^^/rf/>î^  cliaire  of  xpood. 
Mollice :  f. ^ Mollellc/        ^    |     '^^ilf 
Mollification  :  (.AmoUificatïonJnçUifymgyfoftm^^ 

Mollifié  :  m.cc  :  f.  MâUifkdyfoftcnkyfupplcd.    ^ 
MoIHfier.  To  moUifieyfoftenJupple  yfmogthymal^e  pîy- 
ànty^enileytcnclcr.        ]     v  ,    •  ,, 

Moliifieur  rm.  AmoU'ifcryfofteneryfupplcryfniooihcTy 
oppeafef\\  ^    ^        "^  ^    '      ^  ;      .       ' 

Mollincts  :  m.  The  fewUsat  tl^endofbodl(im^àl[by 
ring}  bauingpcarUsbangmgàt  them. 

Mollir.  TofoftenymoUifïe\fmooth\  to  mal^egentley  ten- 
.  derypliant  j  to  loolfcn^flaçlienjtelax^alfoytû  ma^e  wan- 
tonyeffeminateyfiint.      \       -      ^   \  '   -  ""     i 

Molu, S'r^it^ Moulu,  ^-^^         •      1    ,'    ;- 

Molofle  :  m.  A  foot  of  three  long  fiUabltSy  in  verfify- 

Moluë  :  f;  Cpdyor  Greene- fijlj -y  Lool^e  Morue.  '  \ 

Molure.  S^fij-r  Moulure.  ^  ,  '    ,    «  V 

^o\\xxkn.(Kbenameof)  a  certaine  harmelefPeferpe?it. 
Molybdoïdc  :  f.  is  beldoffome.to  beythe  minerai/, and 

leaden'-colouredjCalamine-y  ofothcrs(nmcproper/y)the 

oareofleadyOrtead'Jionevntried. 
Morne  :  m.  A  MomuSy  find- fault ycar ping  fellow. 
Moment  :  m.  A  moment  y  a  minutey  a  iot  of  time  j  alfoy 

moment  y  importance  y  weighty  valucy  validate  y  confe^ 

quencei  the  vertueyfifceyOrfl?èngthof. 

Momentaine:  com,  tl^lomentarieytranfifom^ofl^^ 

durancCy^ffmatl  continuance.       '    ^  âî. 

Mo  mental  :  m.  aie  :  f.  ForcibUyVpeightiey  important  y  of 

moment  i  alfoyos  Momcntaïnc»  ) 

Momentané  :  m.  ée  :  f.  ^  Momentaine.  " 
Momerie;  i.Momeriey  momifmey  carpingyfhult- fin- 
ding.   -■  '■    .•>•"      ■■        :.■  ^--  •  •  '   .••■• 

MQmmeric  :  £  i<  Af i^memytf  3i //wwm^. 

"Momnieur  :  m.  A  Mummer i  one  that  goes  a  mumminz^. 

Mommon.  ^  Mprnmeur  5  Alfoy  a  trottpeyor  companie^ 
of  Mummers  \  alfo^a  zifardyôr  mas^e  j  alfoy  afct^  by  a 
Mummtr^tdice^  '     $     ;  * 

U  Juy  couvr a  fon  mommon*  lîlàbcfongnà* 

yioïïimxnzitMy.  /  . 

}Aon.(A  Cvniunêiioh)Àfç^yoir  mon  fi.  whether  ;  This 
in  Demaunds  onely  \  for  othervoifi  tis  vfed  ai  an  in-  ' 
forcement  of  an  affirmation  yvphence\  Ccft  ïtioxi\yes 
fwfootb^^:Mely^certaMyyd&iAtleffe^ndeeâ;     S 

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Mboac]uac  ;  m.MmkefieyMènli$bipyMonl(ifme,Mona' 

chiCme-y  the  ductieytfi flattera  Montre,  rw*   • 
Monacchie  :  £  A  Monarebie  j  «  Iffngdme'y  tbegouem' 

mentêfmeabfolutePnnee,'\'>A\\<k-*  ;^:  •       '• 
Monarchi<|tie  :  com.  MntascbaU-y  belonging  to  a  M^ 

najcoieyOt i^M-onarch»  -.■.  ;;-itei(..>--  >.  ..  .J^4, ».  . 
Monarc^e-.com.^  Mmanh;  an  abfoittte  Prince. 
Monailere:  na.  A Monafterie ,Cloifler ,  Abbey,  Cà- 

MonaftiaMCtSirtmi.  Mona^U^Monk&eyhinl^, 
MotKaiart  :  œ.  5i/4^  Moccadoe  j  tfir,*  l(mdtb€rtaf, 
iAoncwXiXfi^Aheape^maffe^p'Ue.       v,     .  «:  • 
.  MQlVXau  *le  fi)in.v<  c»el(t'/eel(e/irjlaelfe9fbâj* 
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^ ,  Avarice  fait  petit  monccàu:  Prov.l^il;^  Avarice. 
,    De  bien  commun  on  ne  fait^pas  fouvent  tTionce-> 

au:  Pro.  Ofco^mongo0dsm€n/ild0me gather  heaps. 

lAoncclcr.Tpbeàùe^pUevp. 

Monccict  :  m.  AÏitUe  heape,mdPypiie, 

Moncct.  as  Moiiityu  ;  ^  Sparrêt^. 

Mondain:  m.  a  mr  Idling  i  one  thgts  thrùugbly  ae^ 
quéunteimtb^or gikes  Umfeljè whoUytQ^y^orldliebn^ 
fineffes/t'         \.*.^  \  \     •*.•..■- 

Mondain  :  m.aîne  itAîundâne;iMTldlie^feeular\pO' 

pbane'^difiolute^fcffM^ 

Mondaiiiscr.  To  r^rUtityOr^to  ptay  the  xpot  Idling. 

Mondanité  :  ùivifrldli^e*^  vanities  fenpêalitiejflejlh 
linefte. 

Mon^^  •  ""•  The  worlds  tht  vniuer s  \  allvijtbte  things 
vnder  the  cope  ofbeauenyflfo^à{world^or)peat  num^ 
ber  0 f people  jgreât  flore  ehompanie. 
Le  monde  va  toufîours  a  Pempire  :  Pro.  The  wnrld 
g/ovoes  euerie  day  wor/i  and v^orfi. ,  ^^  j^^  \:  ^  f 
Qui  veut  la  tonfcience  mônde3i]  doit  foir  le  mon- 
de immonde  :  Prov.  He  that  affetts  a  cleane  confci- 
ence^ufiauoidtmcleanecopefmates. 

Monde  :  com*  cleane /leat  ;  pàre^cleereyjmcere. 
Qui  veut  la  confcience  moitdcs&c.  as  before. 

Mondé  :  m%  éc  :  f.  CleanÇed/nade  cleane  j  a^o^pruned*^ 
picked,piUed\whencei  \   -^  #     t  " 

Orge  mondé.  Loolie  Orge. 

Monder  vn  arbre,  as  Efmonder 

Morù^ificatif:  m^iue  :  f.  Mundificatîué^  mundi^îng) 

ileai^firtg^tiYgingy  purifying.         \       ^ 

Mondifîcation,  A  mundiflcationymndifiîng^cîean^ 
'  (mg.puwngyVmifying.    •  \      :-        ^     ^ 

Mond\né'tnxcif.Mundifiedjcleanfi^ 
Mondiiict.  To  mundifieycleanfe,  puA^purge^wipe^ 

make  cleane.  •,  .-,  .  u.  w  -  •  ^  \«  ^  •.  ^  / 
Mondinet  :  m.  A  neaty  (pruee)yCompt  fiUofmu  ^^^ A 
Moncttcs  :  f.  Warnings  or  admonipjing  women  :  ^fRab. 
Monfâucoii.  The  great  gaîlowes  of  Par  is  j  (Jianding  on 

i6fiMepUlersi)  whence  i'  <  "^    /    ^ 

Banderolle  à  1'  advenir  de  Monfaucoa  Ône  fir 
'    whom  the  gaîlowes  ffonet^om  éat  defhriiethymr  is  10(0 
•     to  come  to^he  gaîlowes^      ;      ^ 
MonitJ  :  m.alc  :  f.  0/>  helongtng  to^a  MonlfO. 

Hcxhcman\7lc.fFiUiUrlp4feeleyMonl[s4fù^ 

.  the  purple  flower. 

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"--^'—' — L.-..  il.  Mormoy^gyttLThema^ingyOrcoyningofmonty'^al. 

A  fhe  fies  due  vnto  money-makers. 
Honmyc  :f.  Money ^ceyne,cbinks.        '! 
Morinoyes.  (as  in,lc  faiâ  des  mon.  Jes  Généraux 

^  4|snion.IeMaîftrcdcsmon.&c;T/?rikfw; 
Monnoyc  de  Bafocl^.  Counter  Syor  Palace  Ctownv 
anyfucb  trajh  currant  among  Pages^&yong  CUrLes  ' 
MonnQycdebeliftres.Iirr^  a  * 

Monnoyc  hUchcBrtffi  or  copper  coinefiluet doner. 
Moiinoyc  4c  cordelier.  Thankes^  #r  n  Benediàul 
ypberwith  gray  Friers ^  who  are  to  carr'te  no  mmy  a- 

/  bmtbem;vft  to  pay  their  Jbouî^^^K^^^^^^^^^ 
Monnoiye  noirç.  S^f t^  Noir.  '-'''-i:y..^^^^ 
Monnoye  de  Roy«  Frehcb  money  of gold^orftlutf' 

^  fi  called  inotdtime.  ^^  f  ..:,.^_,^-   x^       ^ 

Monnoyc  de  Singe.  Moes^mùmpSymouthes  y  al^ 

jhsl(eSjleapSygamboUs. 

Déferlé  comnie  la  vieille  monnoyc .  Stalt^  m  o, 

vCCyOUtofdatei  alfo^  of  bad  report^  that  hath  but  an  ik 

MamOy'm  the  world. 

Payer  toutes  perfonnes  eÂ  mefme  monnoyc.  'lo 

vfe^oranfwer^aUalil(e. ,       ^     "  "^ 

Refembl^r  la  monnoyc  rongnée.  To  be  jUifcyate, 

t  Hrvnlearnedi  Eftre (ans lettres,  ^'' 

'A  pauvres  gens  menue  monnoyc:  Vxoy.  Small 
moneyfuffices^orfitSytbepoore.  ■ 

Monnoyc  :  m.éfc  :  £  Coined^  made  into  mony.    '■',:.  m 

Monnoycmcnt  :  m.  Acoyning^rmoney-maliwi. 

Monnoy  cr  :  m.  A  Coyner^  moneyrmalier. 

Monnoy  cr.7>  coine,  make  rhonye^  ormakymto  hnej. 

Monnoycur  :  nu^  Coyner^onqerjmonty-malicu 

Monodiordifer  àts  doigts.  To  quauer  with  the  firf- 
gersyto  wag  or  play  with  them^  as  if  be  touche  d<  Jdu 
nicordion.  ^  _; 

Monocle  :  com.  One  eyed  j  baumg  but  one  eye.  ^ 

Monoculc.  4^  Monodc*   . 

MotK^aine  :  m.  Omc  that  tuuet  b*ibut  ont  wlfè. 

MonoK>^e  :  nu  One  tbtt  hues  t§  betre  Iwnftljitalke; 

m  uÛfes  verte  mucb^lteut  a  verte  little,-     v  m..0    . 
lÂonamachicîf»4MeHomaebk^fiigieemht. 

Monon  :  fn.  à  certaine  little  green-letttedjhrubjwbkb 
bear  es  a  red  finit  refenwlmi  ''fi*^  fherrie,  but  not  to 
betâten,  ,  ^ 

Moilope  :m.A TeenUn beafi,  tbât isath'^ate  tullj 
ondneerefypur/ùed/quirtsentMjbtrpe,  tndptriior- 

dnre^endtittefitebMttUgbtsai.  , 

Monopole:  iAMem»f96e\Mffmte§n^icieM^ 

mu  dbÊéiiution;uimfle9fUerMtm^i  tif9fi>etM 

efamârebitabketkÊutitittbâlliMgûibf*''/rJè»'* 
Hfmsrojpnt  tberffintê  me^fi»  mens  bends,  bj  Fâ- 
tintfiemne  Prince^  fnelpng  witbetbers,^        « 
Monopole  :  m.  ée:  tMtiÊêfêUd,er  menepp^d'/onh 
bkeLM^ktéi  àMTêfed,  éu  »  eemmedtue^m»  *«> 

#f  ajtw  mtns  ammv  #  ,        .^  /^ 

UGaopola.Têem(biri^tmiiMt9^it»i^'^ 

p»6iH^m0k!inrne»!fÊ6e^One^f^^^ 

ibtfMtbSubieyJboëldvtter.        ■         -. 

MoMolicr:  m.  4mMt^^  ""'^IDSi^e 
ff4k^/èlitmm$MthhrMteMtpmtbiPrnut, 

•r  pnebnmwitb  etktrs. 
UùOti^bctcàuLOfmfiKMbk,  ^ 

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Moninc  <M  Monnine.  t^'     ^  Ji     *  Jt 

Moniteur  :  su  A  mmkw^dmm^,wtrner\  «  Sàm- 

moner^n  Appar'uet.   h        ,.  .^  ^  ^   . 

Monition:  f.  A  morttthn^admenUun^ueii'^bmeMf  i  an 

aduertifiment^fbrmatim^warmgJuHmimu,. 
Monitoire  :  m,A  metiterte^.  admmoitmi  <^  tenfitre^ 

orfintelueefaBifiepinaMBcclefiaflieallCm't, 
Monitoire  :  com.  Mmterie,  mmjbiny  admeitiPtiiig, 

aduertifinijnfarjmg, 

M<m\ti3nwm,éexiMmkmal,fnmt»rk/uUmm^^ 

Morme'.tAiMtnkif^^H' 

Monne^e  :  m.  Ait  Aid^  SnbJuUeefix  àjfaid  vnte 

theT>n^e«fSemnâii^âebtbiré^9^bjêÊmjbonf- 

bolder(exeepiCimrA9f€tf$^  bemfUeâmmj(ien»lt. 

men^eremdems^&ftmeêtbetfrimkduiferfbm) 

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Jvlolificur^dc  trois  au  boifleau  :  &,  de  crois  â  vnc 
cfpcc.  A  thread-bare ^ftngle-fiUdyCOurfe-Jpunneygen^ 
tiemdn.  '  .-•■.■'*  •  ^v-  •  -  .  .  ^  \-..  ■ ..  ,-,^ ^^ 
Monfieur  fans  queue,  à  Cheater  ;  alfij  a  Maifler 
without  further  addition^  a  gentleman  without  Arms^ 
or  attendances  one  thats  troubled  with  no  more  gen- 
trii  then  he  needsi    ,  i^r  —  .  ,(\ 

litonfieur  vaut  bien  Madame  :  Prov.  A  Lord  de-' 
férues  (or  is  worthja  Ladie  at  all  times.  ^ 

Aujourd'huy  monficur  demain  Moufchcur:  Pro. 
t;o  day  a  Maifler^to  morrow  Maifterlefje.  ^    ,^ 

Monftier  :  m.  A  Monajterie  j  alfo^a  Minjler^  or  Catbe^ 

draU  Church:^  {and  fometimes)  al/è^any  Parijh  Church. 

Laifl'erlemonftierouilcft.  Hotto  alter  an  aunci- 

'  ent  cuflome  j  or^to  leaue  the  determining  of  Church 

'  matters  vntoCbnrch^men.        .;:  <■  -; 

Cc  que  l'enfant  oit  au  fouyer  crttoft  connu  iufqucs 

;.  auinonttier:  Pro.  The  Parijh  quicl^lylinowesrphdt 
pijhnti  heare  in  priuate.  •    :^  ' 

Monftre;  m.Amonfter\  a  deformed  creature  \a  thing 
thats  faJhionedyOr  bred  contrarie  to  mture.    ' 

]^oni\KJlApatterne^/cantlingyproofè^example^eJJ^^^^ 
alfo^a  mufteryVieWjfljeWyOrJigbt'^  the  countenance^re^ 
prefcntationyor  outward  apparence  of  a, thing  i^ade- 
piôn^tatioi^'^alfo^awatchy  or  little  tlocl{e  that  flril^es 
'not\  alfby  Weglajffie  box  thafjlands  on  the  ftalisdf 
Goldfmitheij  CMlerSy&c^'i  and  gutter  ally  ^  any  thin^ 
thaijfhewes  ^01  points  at  ^another  thing'^whence^ 
La  inonttre  d'  vn  horologe.  The  hand  ofaclocke. 
La  monftre  d'vn  maquignon  de  chevaux*  The 
pictce  wheUtn  a  horfe-fcourfèrjhews  his  commodities. 

Monftre  :  m.ée  :  f.  Shewed^  reprefinted-y  difcouered^ 

'  bcwrayed\  pointed  at  \figmfiedy  exprejfedydeclared. 

Monttrcc.  ^  Monftre  ;  A  vicw^jhew^fi^htjnujler  of^ 

Monftrement:  m.Afher^ing^reptefentirigypointing  at*^ 
adewonftratingyexpre/JTng^eclaring.  ''  '    .     •    ^ 

Monftrcr.  To  (hew  \  répr^fcntt^  expr ejfc^  point  at  \fna^ 
nifèftyfignifie^demonflrate ^declare  j  difclofcy  difcouer^ 
hcwray^reueale.  ^..  i  j      *     ' 

.  Sc  monftrcK  To  appeare^  [land  out ,  prefent  or  put 
fvrth  himfelfi  ;  al/b^to  (hew^orproue  bimfelje.    % 
Monftrcr  la  dent.  To  girne  ;  t o  grow  into  choler. 
Monftrcr  le  mouchoir  blanc  d.  Lool{e  Mouchoir. 
Monftrcr  les  talons;  où  le  cul.  Tofhew  ajàirepaire 
ofheelesito  runneaway.  f  *      ' 

MoTidrcuvm^Ajhewer^ademonJIrator.     ;:' 

Monttrùeufcnient.  ^onflrokjlyi  mijhapenfyymofi  de- 
firmedlyyOf  defè6liuely  ;  againft-tbe  cour/e  of  nature. 

^onftr lieux  :  m.euic  :  f.  Monftrous  j  mtjhapen  ;  defèc- 
tiueyexorbitantyvnnaturaUyOr  mofl  contrary  to  nature. 

Hont  :  m.  A  méuntybiU^untailHe.  ^  m 

Les  monts*  (jrithout  addition)  are  commonly  vnder-^ 
Jlood  to  be  the  ^Ipes  ^  High  mountaims  which  diuide 
i^^lie^^nd  France.  -  ^ 

Mont lo vie,  4rifingvnder(^tlfmfideof)eneofthe 
finpTs.  *'  --• 

^mt  de  ^itzé.  A  publiclfcftocke^  or purfi  maintain 
^eiffn  the  reliefè^aj/iftânce^  ândfirtheranci  ofjoung 
'^fadefmen,  ■  •  'H  •'l'-îy^>[  • 

^itïont  i^fulFromjbetôp  to  the  bottâfffe.^^^^:^^^,: 
En  mont»  f^pwardsyaboueyon  high. 

,.  ï^^  monts  &  par  vaux.  I»  euerie  coajl,  in  euerie 
place^euerie  wbereyiU  tbt  war  Id  through.  ^* 
Promettre  monts ,  tSt  merveilles  j  ou,  monts  & 
vaux.  To  promi/è  wandm^  golden  worlds  ;  (asfomi 
Joe  that  either  will  not^  cmmotjperforme  asfy  thing.) 
*  Au  matin  les  monts^au  foir  ks  foods  :  Vio.S§Jhmt 
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AmornmgswalkvptybiUyinth'euemng  dor^nr^ards. 
Mont,  in  fte^dof  Moult.  Muché         i     \^; 

Cell  mont  i^(ri|[^MQn.         '  a     ; 

Montable  :  com.  Mountable^afcendableyclimable. 
Montagne.  ^  Montaigne. 

Montagner.  faulçon  mont  ^  Monuin,  or  Monta- 

Mbntagon:  m  A  liindofhardiejhulcdyhardto  be  kept. 

Montagu.  The  nameofabeggerlieCoUedgein  Paris, 
fiundedintheyeareofGracej^ij{.  .^     ^^       Vn;-^ 
Efparvier  de  Montagu.  y<  lowfe.      ;  '       -  '  "  -^ 

Montai^nard  :  m.  À  mountainer^ormountaine  makl 

Montaigne  :  i  \À  mour{taweya  gnat  hill.  -  % 
Montaigne  de  lAzrs.The  fiejhie  part  of  the  hand  be- 
tweene  the  thumbe^and  middle  finger  ^^  or  the  mu/ctes 
ypbereofitismade:y{atearmeofAnatomie.)^ 
Les  hommes  fe  rencontrent ,  &  non  pas  les  mon- 
taignes  :  Prov.  Men  meet  ofteri^mountaines  neuer. 

seMontaigner.  To  tool(e  big  on' t -y  highly  ta  exàltj  or 
lift  vp  3  himfelfi.^  %  / 

Montaignetterfl  A  little  mountaine^^^ 
Montaigncux  :  m.eufc:f.  Mountamusjmountainiej 

FuU  of  mount  aines.  •  /  *^>  -gr  : 

Montaigriois  :  m.oifc  :  f.  0/  or  beîgngmg io ,  rejiding 
'  or  dwellinzinmouutaines.  §         '   :  ; 

Montaîgnolle  :  fc  as  Montaignette.         /  ^  ^ 
'  Montain  :  m.  A  kindoffl)ortyjlrong^andexce1îent{hut 

ill  to  be  l[ept)Faulcon^  t^at  vfeth  io  lool^e  much  on  her 

'fiety  alfoythe  little  birdycalled  a  Bramblwg.  • 

Montanage.  as  Montenage.  *^  "".    ^ 

Montance.  àla  mon.  de  cent.  Arijingy  or  amounting 

to  abouc  an  hundred.     :  ^  ^ 

Montant  :  m.^  Mountah]  an,vpright  beameyor  poft  'm  j 
buildings  alfoya  boat  that  goes  vp  a  riueryOr  againfi  the^ 
(Irèame-yalfoy  as  Col  rompu,  or  afinall  rifing  in  the 
middle  of  the  mouth  of  a  bit  ;  alfo^  an  vpright  blow^  or 
thruft  y  àlfoytVafcentyOr  rifing  of  a  thing  ;  or  a  thingyOr 
,  any  part  thereof yConfideredinitafcent.  . 

Les  montants  4Lvn  lid.  ti?ei^et/r;;{>^i/\  . 

Le  montant  du  pied.  Winfiup. 

}s/ioï\l2l\t.'Mountingy  afcendingyrifingy getting  zp  on^ 
alfoj^ncreafingyor  growing  deere  j  alfoy  ouer  bidding  j- 
notber. * .    .^; ,  v-      •      '•  :  v , ..  ••.  -v:--.^,..   .^vJv>     ■  ,■ 

Monté  :  m.ée  :  f.  Mouniedyafcehded^  rifenygot  vp^got 
vpon.  ,  ' 

Bict\yO}xm2i\ïnor\tè.}VeU^oriUmounted'y  yiz.weU, 
orillborfed.    ,  >      -> 
Guicerre  bien,ou  mafmonte.  Wpi/jOr  ii7^«»g^ 

,    Monte  iufoues  au  nid  de  la  ^\é.At  the  height  of  bis 

I  fbrtunet^M  high  as  his  meanesjor  worth yC an  raife  him. 

§  Il  n'eft  pas  afTeure  qui  trop  haut  eft  montc:Pro.H/ 
fiti  not  fiiRwhofe  feat  is  ra^d  too  higb^ 

Montée  :  uAn  afcent/ifingy  mountrng^  or  climbing  vp-, 

alfo^heri^ngpdrtofahorfesbit.        ^ 

La  montée  d*  vn  baftiment.  TVupperpart  of  a  bud- 

dingi  ^y^  reprefentationy  or  modeU  thereof  called  tbi, 

vpright  plat  of  a  building.  •  *     ' 

'A  haute  montée  le  faix  encombre  ;  Proy.  He  thai 

€  limbes  high  fiels  eueriefmall  weight  heauie. 

Apres  grande  montée  grande  vallcc  :^Prov#  Aftef^ 

toylerefly/afierpaine  eafe.  # 

Apres  grande  yalléç  rude  montée  :  Prov^  tba  çan^ 

trarie.  .      "':.  ^  '■.  '  }     "  '\ 

lAèktkt:m.jfilittlemountakte.        *  >  .    ;   r 

Montenage:  m.  Toll  paied  vnto  tàtamt^rds  by 
fuih  éu  bHy^dfell  beaflsy&atbir  mtychaisd'tft  with^ 
in  thiir  territories. 

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iéuêgbt  î9  cUmbt  tbe  Utber.  ^ 

Monter  vn  arbalcftc  Tûfet  a  dàfjibwm  in  the  fbek. 
'    Monter  furiafnc.  faire  ccfsioû  des  biens.  tÀôl^ 
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Monter  au  grciner  fanschidelle.n  light  m  a  turtL 
Monter  vnc  monftre.  Tê  wmdvÈdwatcb.       :  ^, 
Monter  i  la  navire.  Têgetd  (bipaêêfd^tê  Ul(efiif. 
Qui  plus  haut  monte  qu'il  ne  doit  de  plus  haut  \ 
<hcc  qu*ii  ne  voudroit  :  Prov*  He  that  climbes  higher 
ibenhej^uldfkUsUmertbenbemmld^^^^    - 
MoWtc-vin  :  ïslA  llrait^mutbedve{}eJiôfglafe;wbicb 
if^oiifitLwêtbwinèj  Andânothaoftbefimefaflsim 
rvUbvoatn\andthenfetlhU  vpohthéjtytbewine  will 
'  [iraight  mount  through  tbe  wata  tê  the  tap  êftbe  one 
veffeO^and  the  water  defcend  ibrough  tbe  wine  tê  tbe 
bûttomeùfth'êiher  ^without  mixture  of  either  with  the 
,.'-  other^   .  ' -v-:  ■•;■*' '.'  '     -'^y^-^-'-         .     .■■,■;'';    •„  . 
MontÎGulerf.  Ahittàc^e^afmaUbiU. 
^  ]  Montîoenc  '  ni,cc  :  ï.Bprne^enbred  en  thé  wimmuins^ 
^  Mont  joyc:  m.  The  title  êftbe  cbiejè  Heranld  in 
France.^  ^     ^  * 

Mont  joyc:  f./<  birr oiath^aUttle bill ^or  bcape  êfftones^ 
layedin.orneerea  bighwaf^frrtbe  better  dtfceming 
thereof^  or  in  remembrance  offome  notable  ahperfir^ 
mcdyor  accident  befallen^  in  that  place  \  alfo^gêaU  to 
■'  run  âl\  alfo{metaphortcallj)anybeape. 
^ontoin  ac  Mpntoucr;  or  the  fide  whereon  we  get  on. 
Sc  ranger  au  montoir.  MetapbcricaUyfi-omMborfe 
to  à  wtncb^tbatfuffirs  a  man  to  get  wj  or  fettles  her 
fetfe  to  giue  him  the  eafter  getting  on. 
Montoucr  :  m.  A  mounting  bbcl^e  ^  or  as^ontok. 
Montroiiagc.  as  Montcnage.  *  t  V 

Montuèux.^Monttigncux.  •   i 

Monture  :  f-  A  borfetonde  on^  a  faddle  borfe.  )* 
Monument  :  m.  AmonumeMi-^  fepuUhre^  tombe  *y  re- 

cord^memoriall/emembrance  of. 
Moquer.  Liwfce  Mocqucr. 
Moquettes  1  £  MoclieSjjrumps^fiawtSygudgeons, 
}Aoi2l:m.d!ic:LMoraUJbelêMg^gvnt0âuititU^^ 

ners.    .    -  ■        '  •  '  ^  :  ;'■•  ■ 

MoT2lcmcût.MêraÛjtjheâmêraUfencé^êrJa(bi^^    al- 
Coy  dêubtf^  or  with  a  meaning  different  from  bis  waif^s. 
McxihiLim.étitMoratiT^edymvraMyexpêundid^  ^ 
Mbralifer.  To  mor alliée yJtrxfêundmêraUjy  têgiue  a 
mt  all  fence  vnto  \  alfa^o  a£i  a  Morally  Entirlnekêf 
manners.  ^     -     n.  •-•  v    ,.  • 

Moralifeur  :  m-Anmalr^ffy  an  expounder  efnsorili- 

tiis\MEtbêcl(eUUarerjn?biUfopber.     ^ 
Moralité  :  f*  ^talitk  ;  a  wmaU  fence ,  êrfubieS  j  al- 

ifêja  Morally  dnEntertndeêr  Flay  ef  manners. 
Morf>:fiquc:cDiiu  yifn^buUfomi^inJeOiem^difiafes. 

br^edikg^^lfMfe^'brinpngé: 
Moibillcs  :  £  TbefinaltMclceu       >     . 
Morceau  îm.  AmmfeUi  bîi^mambfiêU  %  alfb^a  gêlh 

betyfi'agnsent^  brêlfpt  peceaf,  êffeece  brêken  êjf 

Fêm.         .  • 

Morceau  d*  Adam.  Tbe  bead  of  the  wmJ-fye^  é 

tMêatyCênf^^ftheeûttlegriftiis.     ^  .^  ; 

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iâWéUt/ir  weaUhie  Offices  yjnl  bene fices,&'c.       - 
Cela  leur  faît  tailler  les  morceaux  plus  rocnus, 
Thâtma\fs  them  Une  the  mate  ^aun^y^or  pinch  n  the 

^A morceau rcftifcfpaôn de  vin:  Vioy.  VHUna 

refliue  bit  with  ff^urres  of  wine.         -^^ 

Au  ferviteur  le  morceau  d*  honneur  :  Fra  ike  h  fi 

: /'mêffcU  inthe  difbù  the  feruants  fèe  (fome  holding]] 
but  a  rude  part  to  leaue  a  dijh  emptie.)      >        /*   . 

Morcel  :  nu  as  Morceaul'm  old  Ftencb.) 

iMorcelaire.  Collation  "morcciairc.  ^Jhorl  cotiati- 
ên^â  bit  and  away.       •  :      ;        .   'S  * 

Morcelé  :  m.éc  :f.  iiibledjtaten  by  bits  y  bitten  by  /i/. 
tie  and  little.  /      ♦     ^  * 

Mprceler.  To  bitefmall  moïfellSynibbUymince  /7,  çai  hy 
kittle  and  littUy  .         % 

Morceler  :  m.  A  bityfhjall  njammocl{e^or  morfc il. 
Morche  :  f.  Food,zifIualis,cheerèybatling. ,         m 

Morcillant  :  muante  :  fc  Vtecemcalingy  dimahig  im 
morfeUs^oïfmallpeUes  j  alfo^l^napping^oï nibling^^^  l^. 
Jingfiijl  and  fliightly. 

Vn  oeil  moxcûïznt^ greedie^or  hungric (yc^^fuch 

a  one  as  exprejjes  a  ^at  appetite  io  beat  it.  i 

Morcillé:  m.  écif.  Peecemealcd-,  dinidedhuofrrûll 
morfeUsyOr  peecesialfo^nibled'j^biitin/hji  a',:d  [Ici^lil 

Morciller.  Têptecemeale\  todinideinto  [mûUncY- 
feilsyorpeeces  ;  alfê^to  nibble ^or  {napp/e  ;  to  bitLunc 
fiftandveiiejleigbtlyy  likt  a  rabbit  ihct  mumbliï  i 
hard  thing  which  her  teeth  cannot  pierce. 

Mofdacitérf.  Mordacities  eager  detr^riioriy  jljjrfc 
tamttmgjbiting  fpeechj)ttter  tratmes. 

Mordant  im.  A  kind  of  great  ybUcl^ey  andjijè  Sfukr. 

Mordant  :  nuaiite  ;  f.  Biting. 

Beftes  mordantes.TJbe  fVolfi^BoartyOîtcr/ox^&c, 
Bnmotdznt.  Holding  fhfty  bitinghard. 

Mordeur:ni.w4Ai/rr:  ,    ^ 

}Aotdic2S\t.JNipping^}nchingy  biting. 

Mordication  :  f.  ^  nippingjpinchingybiting. 

Mordienne.  Gogi  deathbngs  ;  afioltjh  o'atbml\:A). 

Mordillé  :  m.cc  :  f.  Nibledygnawedyfietudyfiiipped  r/. 

Moràûkr.  To  mbbUygnaWy^et  y  fnip  of. 

Motdiqucr. To  biUypincbynip.  t 

Mordre^  To  bitCy  or  Jet  the  teeth  iny  to  gnaw;  brouft^ 
champey^nibble\  topincbymp^fnipy^mpicpyvUhtht 
teeth }  atfoytoftmg  ;  alfOytofmell  {whence y  le  mord  5 
there  your  fiofe  j  )  alfoyta  concerne^  apprehend  y  znder^ 

Mordre  au  bafton,  pour  Ic  faire  mordre,  &c.  to 

malfo  him  the  mare  eager.'' 

Mordre  les  doigts-  Tofrety  or  chafe  inwardly  at  4 

thing  Paâhelpeé-  i      ^  V 

Mordre  i  la  grappe  :  U  fembloit  inordre  a  la 
ff2V^HeMefobeartihtbathefeemedtodoewb^t 

hidelinered.        '  -  •  ^    *  * 

Mordre  V  oreille  1  ii^mtb  /f^.flattcr,  ou  careffcr 

,  mignonnemcnnirfcm»  ^  Atfi;^^ 

fêma^anvfuaU^aim.       -''''-■:M''':i^-  V  ^     , 
MotàKcnnasiuTêquip^ortaunthr^y^^^^^^ 

Jbewy^iiafty  U  (hewn  man  a  goood  count  emmtc  10.^   . 


bitfàcijmdcut  bis  tl;rêat  behind  his  bajk^;        . . 

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j     Hominc  mort  mord  iufqucs,  &  par  delà  la  mort  : 

Proy.  Tbebloud  of  the  innocent  crjtsvnto  God  fit 
'  vcnieancc^purfumg  vntOydndftinging  afie/^death  the 
»'     confcienceof  amnrtherer  :  Horvfoeuerfome  may  flat- 

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Homme  mort  nt  mord  pas  :  Prov.  A  deadman^  (or 
^     asrvefa^y^  dead  dog)  bïtcs  not.  ' 
\     Mauvais  chicii  nc  trouve  ou  mordre:  Vïo.Tbe  CMi[i 
i     currelinorpcsnotrvhcretofcthiét^th.  .^ 

On  ne  fçait  qui  iriordncqui  rue: Prov.  A  man 

l^rjoxpcs  not  ivb at  may  fallout.        i» 

Tel  cftrillc  fauvcau  c]in  puis  le  mord  :  Prov.  LooJ(e 

*  Fauveau.  - 
I     Tel  v'{d€^\mord:VroY. Some laugb that biteyfome 

icaft  tijatgall  j  or  as  before  /«^Mordre  eji  riant.  . 
]s[oïds:tn.ABUtfirahorfe. 
'  Mords.  Bitten  ;  gnatvne,  champed '^nibied^riipped^  or 

pincbcdrvithtbe  tceth\  fti4ng. 
\},lorc''tt\.Ai!MoorCy^4orian^Blacl\amore. 

*  Petit  more..  The  name  of  an  excellent  Or  dinar  iè  in 
I  --IWis.  '  :  ••  -  ^,.  •'  '  ■/.■  :  .  •  -.  ;. 
!  Tefté  de  more  LGohc  Teftc. 
j  .  Il  a  efté  pris  comme  le  more.  His  cunning  U  difcoue- 
\  ud\ orbe hath coufcncd  himfelfèin thint^ingto coufen 
I  Qt^Ys  \  he  is  CJHght  in  the  fh.ne  he  layedfvr  another^ 
4     (Francis'Sforce./^^  iï/ï  abfolute  Dul^e  ofMihin(fur- 

vamid  iIh  Moorejbccaufe  ofbisfxvartcomplexionyand 
4bcmojt  craftie  Prince  ofhistin^f)  hauing  receiued  a 

i;i'eat  ouertbrorÇypiU  on  thc-apparrell  of  a  Smffer^and 

thought  fo  to  haie  liued^for  a  whde^  hidden  among  the 

Regiments  of  that  laation  j  but  they  mtbin  a  rvhile  dif 

coming;^  deliuerca  him  vnto  the  Frjehch  l\ing ,  in 

tvhofej)rifons  he  ended  hh  dayes.) 
^Moxeau.  Cheval  moreau.  A  blacl(e  horfe. 
Morçc  :  f.  A  l(ind  ofmurrey^or  dar^e-red  colottr.    . 
Mprcl.^  Moreau.       ;.  :       -.    .. 

MoreJle:£  Tbt  bearbeMoreUy  pettie  Morelly  garden 
\     Ni?^htfhade.      -     .  '      •    ' 

Morclle  furicufc,ou  maniaque.  Mâd^ragmg^orfu^ 

riouâNigbtJhade.    ^    \  * 

Mo^dk  marine^  l(indof fleepmg  Nigbifhade  which 

growcs  in  rùcl(u  places  neere  vnto  the  pa. 

Morclle  mortelle.  DrvaUy  Deaths  bearbe^  deadlie 

^'kbtfbaJcygreatl^igbtJbade.       : 

Morellç  (bmnifiquc.  Sleepie  Nigbtjhadci  or^as  Mo- 
•  rcUe  mortelle*    ^ 

Morellcs  :  f,  MareU  Cherries  ^  late-ri^  cbeniesydryed 
J^rwint^juf^mfton. .  '  '    '  ^ 

Morenc  tTla  Hcmorrhoïdc  ;  thetmrodsjn  Tiles. 
Morengue.  The  name  of  a  1(ind  of  Oliue. 
Morcl'que  :  f.  A  Mooreffe^  a  Jhee  Moore,  à  blac^e  wo- 

Morefque  :  com,  Momfh,Moore-li\e^ofthe  éMoores. 

Fucillage^Sc Ouvrage,  morcfcjuc*  Moreskeworke\ 

^  rude^or  anticl(e  painting^or  carumgyWberein  the  feet 

.  ^nd  tajles  of  beafts^  &c,  are  inter  m'mgtei  with  y  or 

yjT^ir^^  '  f/èwèfe,^  iind  of)pild  leauesy&c.     -^    ^ 

MoreiTc  :  f,  a  Moweffe^a  woman  Moore,  a  blacke  wo- 

Morct  :  m.  A  kind  of  Lye  whereof  Sope  is  made  ;  alfo, 

Jjorcts.  Des  morcts.  winm^htfries^Mrtle-hm- 

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Morfiailler.  To  feed  greedily^  eat  or;  drinke  hafiilyfand 
writhe,  the  mouth  lUfkuQUHdly  in  chawing,  or  [wal- 
lowing.      *       , .        \ 

Morfiauleries:  f.  food  or  vi£luaUs  greedily, ajidiafh-^ 

uouredly  taken  in. 
Morfil:  r[\.iJuorityElephantsieetb. 

Le  morfil  d'un  coufteau.  The  cdge-fïdeôfa  new^and 

vnground  knife.      "•  ^  ^ 

Moifendcment:m.^Morfcndure.    • 
î>c  Morfondre.  To  take  cold^catch  cold^^et  a  cold. 

•5>c  morfondre  fur.  To  ftand  long,  or  dwell  much 

Morfondu  :  m.  uë  :  f.  That  hath  takcn,orcaitght  cold:, 
that  bath  got  axold. 

Morfendurc:  i.  A  cold;  or  a  taklrigof  c0ld.  ^^ 

Morganegibe.  A  mairimoniallgift  j  or,fuch  a4itle  as 
our  franiir/iariage.       -  .         . 

Morgcline:  f.  Juie^  Chickweedy  Henne-bity  alfa,  the 
fmall^or  fine  Cbickweed'y  alfo^Timpernell',  whence-, 
Morgelinq  femelle.  BlewPimperneU. 
}Aq^gç\mçïr\:ii[c.KedPimperneli. 

Morgèy:, y^r  Mort  Dieui  (^  ruflicaM  oath.)  • 

Morgue:  i. sA  fad,or  fadnedlooke\ aftlemne^ùrfeuere 
countenance  ;  a  four e  face  ;  anaufiere  poflure^orfett  of 
thevifage  \  the  mumpMg  ajpeélofone  that  would  feetne 
grauer  then  he  ÎJ;  ^Ifo  (in  tide  Chaftelet  of  Paris)  a 
certaine  Chaire,  y*herein  à  new-come  pnfoner  is  fet, 
and  muft  continué  fome  hour  es,  without  jiirring  either 
head  or  handy  that  the  V^eepers  ordiriariefèruants  may 
the  bettex  take  notice  of  bis  fàce,andfhuour. 
^A  Ic  voir  tenir  fi  bonne  morgue,  ^i^g  bim  keepe 
his  countenance  fo  well^  orfei  fo  goad  a  face  orfthe 
matter.  \  •         : 

Morguer.  To  lookefourely  on^or  make  a  four  e  face  at  y 

V  to  b/aueor  outface  with  afoureyfolemne,or  (iout<onn^ 
tenance. 

Qui  morgue  le  ciel,  &  fait/  gambades  à  la  terre. 
that  hangs  on  f  gibbet. 

Morguefoupc.  â  It  m.  whilefi  they  were  eating  their 

'    browefie,orfht pottage. 

Morgueut:  m.  A  maker  of  fir  ange  mouthes,  or  four  e 

MQr^ea%.Thefame  ;  or  one  that  iUfauouredly  writhes 

his  fiice  to  ajhew  ofgrauitie. 
Morhouc  :  m.  A  Porpofe,orfea  Hoge  ^reton. 
Moribonde:  cov^Û>yingi  or  vpon  tbe  point  of  dyings, 

readietodye.  ■^^^K'.y  ^  :^".:      ^^'■'    .  ■.  •.,,. 

Moricnne:  cov^.T>ytng  a  natiir all  death  \  or,  not  1^1- 
iedM^  dead  ofitfelfè. 

Morigène:  nt.  ée:  i.^\znmox.Mannerlie, well  man- 
nertd,weU  behaued,  of  good  carriage,  well  JhfBoned, 
weU  Brought  vp.  % 

Morille  :  ÙTbe  fmaUeft,and  dainticfl  kind  of  red  Mufh- 
tome.  -  ^ 

Pinfc  morille.  The  game  called^  Hincb  pinch,  and 
laugh  not.  /^        '" 

Morillon:  ro.  Afhell-Vrake^i^  bfoad^eakedwateru 
fhpUyWbofeieadandneekes  vpperpart  is  of  a  ruddie^ 
or  Cbefhiut  colour, tbe  lower  Part  of  bis  neeke,back  and 
Uyle  beingblackfind  the  reft  of  bis  back  and  his  wings 
MûBft-cùloured^y  alfo,  tbe  name  of  a  blacke  grape  that 
yeeldsveriegoodivine.  *.    f 

Morin-  Vent  morin.  Tbe  South  wind. 

Morion  :  m.  AMurrianyor  Head-peece, 

Moricnne.  Armed^coueredwithaMi^rrian. 
lièvres  morionncz.  (Sillie  Artificers,  tprcefwatd- 
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Soldats  morionnez.  Footmen. 
Morique.^r-  Morifquc.  •tRab. 
Mot  \r.Lool(e  Mount. 
Morifquc  :  f.  ^  Morris  ((nt  Moùfijh)  daunct  -,  alfOythe 

mjj^nfâyleofaShifi., 
}Aoxmt.ThiYHddit,andlpoUedfed'Brim€^^ 

me.     .     .  V*     ,   .     . 

Môrmyre.  éu  Mormc. 

Mof lie  :  com»  S^i,  heaaiejmpifhj^ting  ç  fenjuie^à- 
freeued^m  a,  meUnchoUt  mood^U  in  dumpcsiatfo^duU^ 
ftupideJottijhJenceUfie^blocl^. 
Lanccmorn«.  A  iaunu  mtb  a  blunt  bead-^  a  tilting-^ 
fiajfe.  «  -.^ . 

7  Ttmpsipomc^tlacke^dusIcie^clùrvdU^^^         low- 
r  in fi,  Weather.  '. 

Morne  :  m.ec  :  f.  Dialled i  blwtted^vnpointed ^  alfi^  tip- 
ped jheaàed^or  poiniedwith.  '  r 
Efperons  inornez.  Spurres  mtb  blunt  reiweUs. 

Mornemcnt.  Sadly,  penfiuely-y  moodily  ^lumpifiljidully y 
Coitijhly  ;  chvfdilyybnprmgly.  ^ 

Morner,  To  blunt  yOr  dull  the  point  of  a  weapm. . 

Mornifle  :  f.A  damtie  round  ftaUanfiuitygrfwinglil^e 
a  Toadfiocfle  y  alfoy  a  triclie  at  Cards  j  alfOy  a  cfiffiy  or 
pafhonthelips. 
•  Bailler  momiflcfurlcs  Icvrcs  du  Roy.  To  coyne 
filfe  money. 

Motochc  :  I  Thcfmall^Jly  courfejly  anddrjejl  l(ind  of 
fndianivheat..  •       * 

Moromantie  :  f.  Foolifh  dmination.      ?^ 

Moroii.  ^  Mouron. 

Mordlîté:  f.  ^lorofitiey  frovfiardnejfey  wayrpardnejfey 
cYofnc[fc^ouertbwàrtneffe. 

Nîbii)fbph€  :  com.  Fw/zj^-w/f . 

Mox^h^c i^f. The  Mor phew.  ^ 
*  Morphie  :  £;^drt^a 

Morpiaillc  as  Môrfiaillc.  ^Rab,     \  t , 

Morpion:m.  A-O'abtonfe. .  É 

Grenier  à  morpions .  A  Hdrbûury  or  Garner  fir 
Crab  lice  ;  a  filtbiey  nafiie  y  fluttijb^of  lawfie  queane. 

MôrquacafTé  :  no,  cc  :  f.  All-bruifedy  or  out  ofigmt. 

Morr ail  djc  tnulct  :  m.  A  l(md  ofmu^e  iyed  about  bis 
nofi^ndbauingbangedat  itagreat  poalcefiUofHajy 

%  cr  Oats  fir  bim  to  feed  on  as  be  goes. 

MorraiIles.4y  Mourraillcs. 

Morrc  :  f.  A  poweh-matab  $  a  inoutb  gdrded  mtb  great, 
out'JUfidingyOr  flowcbmglips  i  (oryas  Mourit.) 

Morrion.  45  Morion. 

Morrudc  :  f.  A  Gmnardyor  Curre-fijh. 

}Aors:m.  A  bitter  biting-^  alfi^Motdt. 

Ifi^OTsadizhlc^  (So  doe fome  call)  tbebearbe.Auensy 
BennetyOf  Bleiïed. 

Morstlu  diable.  Vore-bit^rDemls-biti  (anbiorbe.) 
Morfaul.  4y  Marfaul.  . 

Morfillant,  &  Mornllcr*  as  Morciflant,  &  Mordl- 

1er.    \   :.    ' 
Morfillcurc  :  f./A^eece^eaSng  j  a  breal^ingy  or  diul- 

dingintomaMfmàUpeeces,    ^  ,       iiv 

Momtre  :  t/Abitmg  %a  cbamping^ptawing^  niblhtgi 
^ a  pinching^ nipfmgmtb  the  Uetbiolfoy  a  flinging  i 

alfOy  a  bit  I  àmorfill^  en  mûUtbfiU.  taken  with  tbe 

utih,/  ■  •  •  :.,i-^.f  ' .  "■"■  .  •■■.■;.■■.  /,    • 

Momire  dp  diabl(;.«âr  Mors  du  diable.  '■'■"/ 

Eninaigre  poila  motiùrc:  'f^to.Abatdhudjttt^ 

^fm»f*  tkm  kit  '^difkrmed  4ifpr»teSion,fiMe  barmd 

TeUc dcix  telle  morlurerProy.  Ajbtrpi  ttâtb  m 


Jinart  wound  i  fuch  as  the  toothy  fuch  is  the  bit. 

Mort:  f.  "D  eat  by  bane  y  a  deceâheyO/ departure  out  cF 
thulifi.         *^f  ^ 

Mort  aux  \ïcmh\OX'bane  ;  an  bearbe "tvbereofifan 
OxeatybediesfiYthwitboftbeSquin%ie. 

'  Mort  aux  chijcns.  Dogs-bane  j  alfOymeadoWyOr  wild 
Saffron.        ;     ,   r  .      - 

Mort  d'enfer  damnation.  Lôol(e  Enfer. 

Mort  aux  oifons.  Henbane  j  alfèyHemlocks^ 

Mort  aux  rats.  Tbeconfiôiion  tearrned7{a(fbanè. 

Mort  Roland,  rfeir/î.  ^Rab.    •    -  *  ' 

Mort  aux  vers.  Tbe  beàrbe  called  Wormefeti^fia 

Wormev0Ood^andlVormefeedwort. 

Donation  â  caufc  de  mort.  A  Deed  of  gifï^in  the  na- 
ture of  a  Legaciey  or  Willy  reuocable  during  thegiuen 

lifi.  >     -^ 

;  ''Amort  à  mort.  Kill  y  }{illi  tbe  cry  of  btoudie  fouU 

diors  purfumg  their  fiareJuU  enemies  vnto  death. 

La  mort  l'attend  à  deux  pas  prés.  Death khard  by 

himyOrreadietofei'KJonhim.  ' 

Il  cft  bon  à  aller  quérir  la  ijiort  He  is  a  dr,eamin^^  ' 

JingeYing,orfluggiJhmefenger. 

La  mort  n'efpargne  ny  petit  ny  grand  :  Vro^Death 
^  baull^es  no  cuatureyfpares  norfmaU  nor  great. 

La  mort  n'a  point  d*ami  y  le  maladç  n'a  qu'unv 
dcmy  :  Prov.  Death bàthnojriendy  the Jicl^e  man  but 
anhalfione.         .y'.  '  . 
Apres  la  mort  le  médecin  :  Pro.  After  death  dru^S] 

Jhe  mifchie fi  pàfiya  remédie. 
Bonne  la  mort  qui  nous  donne  la  vie  :  Prov.  Good 
is  the  death  which  brings  vs  vnto  lifi  ;  Gock  fitmifs 
great  not  to  repriue  fucHas  end  weU^  and  die  to  hue.  ' 
:  Contre  la  mort  n'y  a  point  d'appel  :  Prov;  Trom 
death  there' s  no  appealing.  * 

Contre  la  mort  n'y  a  point  dc  médecine  :  Pro.  Jso 
medicineagainft  deaths  no  remédie  fir  death. 
^A lônguecordc  tire  qui  d'autruyla  mortdcfirc: 
Prov.  S^^  Corde.  .  \  ;   * 

Haine  de  Prince  fignîfie  mort  d'homme  :  Prov.He 
tobom  a  Prince  hates  is  as  gopd  as  dead. 
Homme  mort  mord  iuTques^  &par  delà  la  mort: 
Pxo.  L(>(>i(j^  Mordre. 
Le  pourpre  au  foc  mort  d' égal  poix  balance  : 
Prov.  Death  matches  the  poore  clowne  rcith  purple 
Gallants. 
Mort:  m.  morte:  f.  Deadydeçeaffedy  departed  i  atjby 
kiUedjmurtberedyJlainejmadeaway.  r  ^ 

Mort  bbïs  ;  &iBois  mOrt.  tookjt  Bois.  «^ 

Mort  herbage  i  ou.  Herbage  mort,  loeke  Hcr- 
base 
•     Mortes  oeuvres.  Tbejtdes,9r0utjideifafipfroif 

the  waits  vpvpard.  ^     .' 

»    Morte  faifon.  The  timerthere'm  Reir'mgSy  andfucb 

like  m  beingout offeaJbn,are  nir, orjhould  net  bt, 

Câugbt.  .-  ' 

Jjciovx  dctmotts.  ÀU'fiiiles  daj. 

Mal  mort.  5eeMaL        ^v   .    ^ .  J, 

La  ferviccdes  morts.  J^t'h  fmtaUsyTrfjtn» 
yiwes.ùr  Sacrifices  fir  tbe  Jead»  .  v  '  _  . 
Sc&itemortéeunBé:A  fitbcr.&c,  iopapouerm 

hirSfi  time  a  fic^w»/»  bis  heire  appâtant.  ^ 

Le  mbtt  exccutclc  Vtf.  Look'  Exécuter.^  ^^     ,^ 

Le  mort  fajfît  lé  vif/on  herhier  plus  pr«hc,  &  ^ 

bUc  à  luv  fucccder  par  codhiinc  générale  <»e/»J;; 

ce  qui  a  lieu  en  plufieurs  pais  tant  en  ligne  couaic 

ralequc  direa«;&  tant  par  teftawentque  ab  ijte^ 

tat:  tellemenrauela  iuftice  n'eft  P^f^jJ^^// 
rucceffionpourfaddinaarhenner.^Rag^*^- 


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qnietythedeac 
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dead  mans  bol) 
Qui  fe  cortiba 
dead  ai  long  oé 
times  more  Ufi 
Mortailiablcîc 

or  vnto  Mottm> 

Mortaiîlablcm 

v|     puiJhlyybyviU 

!  Mortaillc  :  f.  Ti 
fubteâ,  either  i 
the  (riafonable 
hathcompounct 

Mortailler.  ^  L 

nant$. 
Mortaifè:  f.  A 
Mortalité  :  f.  A4 

'.  alfoyimortaliîi 

Mprtau.  as  Moi 

Mortel  :  m.  ell 
vnto  death  y  àl 

bringing^end'p 

Mortellement 

deathyor  vntoc 

Mortc-main:i 

the  fuccejfion 
tardSyVnnatu 

viUaines. 

Moïftcment  i 

fkmllry  wïtbok 

Morte-payes  : 

'  ^i^  p^yjfif  the 
during  their  (i 
^be  Taille* 

Morte-làifon. 

-  fea^fjb  are  no 
Coiigc  de  m 
vnfeafonàble  / 

Mort-gagCj& 

me. 

Momcr:m.  / 

Jbortyandvrid 
Morteriplfby 
fijhion  of  Cap 
Lord  Chaunce 
^  high  dajes  \ 
Mortier  de  S 
fim)ofthew 

Le  mortier  f 

pft^nmade 
^  leaue^euerfèm 

Mortifère:  coj 

.Viùnvy  deadl 

Mortification 

Mortifié:iiuét 

Mortifier.r»« 

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Homme  mort  mord  lufqucs,  &  par  dcU  la  more  : 
&'Hommc  mort  ne  mord  point  ;  Pro.  Lool(e  Mor- 

Hbmmcmort  nc  ftit  guerre:  Prov.  Dead  men  are 

quittithedtddmanmalieinowarr».. 

La  guerre  eft  la  fcfte  des  morts  :  Pro.  Warre  u  the 

dead  mam  bolyday. 

Qui  fe  combat  n'eft  pas  mort  :  Prov.  A  man's  not 

dead  ^  long  oi  he  doth  fight  :  (  Jndeed  there's  often- 

times  more  lijètbcnhoffejiie  in  a  contention.). 
Mortaillablc  :  com.  Subie  fl  vnto  hu  Lords  TaxStiom, 

(irvntoMortmaine'yOr,ai}Aiin-moxtablc. 
j^ortaillablcmcnt.  By^or  in^Morimatne  j  alfo,feruiUjfy 

•  Mortaillc:  (.  The  Taxat'ionyOrTaxwbereto  a  villain  u 
fubieây  either  in  ha  life  time,  or  after  hu  deceajji  j  at 
the  (rèafonable)  will  if  his  LordyOrby  cujlome,  or  ru  he 
hath  compounded  T»ith  him,'  > 

Mortailier.  A  Lord  to  tax  hisvillainesy  or  feritHe  Te- 
nants. ■  •  •       *  .^    :#, 

MortaiIè:f.  Amottaifèinapeeceoftimber, 

Mortalicc  :  f.  Monaliiuyfi^aUtieyfubieêUon  vntodeath-y 

.  alfoyimortalit'te^plagueymurreinyroi.. 

Mortal!,  as  Mortel  (rufticaOy.)        •  '  • 

Mortel:  m.  elle:f.  ^MortallyhumanCy  fraile,  fubietl 
vnto  death 'ydlfoy  mortaUy  deadlier  bane^iuing,deatb- 
brmgmgyend-procuring.  -^ 

Mortellement.  Mortally  y  deadlj^capitally,  vnto  the 
denthyOrvntodeatb.   ■  J        p 

Mprtc-main  :  f.  <«  Main-morte  ;  ^Mortmaine  ;  alfoy 
the  fucce/fion  ofy  orefiate  lefi  by  y  tUegitrmated  baJT- 
tardsy  vmaturahj^d  grangers ,  and  vnaffranthiyd 
villaines.    '.        ,,  _         "'      -,       -  .-. 

Mo^temeht.  Deadly yos  one  tljats  dead\  alfi,weal(efy, 
^mtlfyWÏtboutjôrceylike  one  that  is  balfi  dead. 

Morte-paycs:  m.  Dead  payes  y  Sonldiors  in  ordifta- 

.  lie  payyfbr  the  gard  of  a  Fortrejfey  or  frontier  Timney 
during  their  (iues.  Jn  V ranee  they  be  exempted  from 

/be  Taille 
Morte-Éiifon.  Tf;e  feafon  wherein  Herrings ,  or  other 
fea-fjb  are  not  fit  to  be  caught. 
Coogc  dc  morte-lîufon.  A  Ueenceto  fijh  ix  that 
vnfeafondble  feafon, 

Mort-gagc,  &  Mort-gaigc  :  m.  Morgage^or  Mort- 

f,He.    .  '• 

Mortier  :  m.  A  ^Morter  (to  bray  tb'mgs  iaj  ;  d(fo,tke 
Jbortyandvride-mouthed  peed  of  Ordnance  called  a 
Morter  j  nlfoJUortcr  (yfed  by  Dambers ,  &c\)  aifb,  a 
fifhion  of  Cap  (mth  brimmes  turned  vp)  toome  ky  the 
Lord  ChauncehryandTrefidents  of  foiteraiffii  Cattrts 
en  high  dayes  \  alfo,  d  l^nd  of  fmalkbamber-lmfe,  < 
Mortier  de  Sagcflc;  An  excellent  ^Mitrter,made(by 
fmt)  oftbe  whites  of  cggesyd  littlt Mafikl^^Beant 

^fio^er.  •'        - 

Le  mortier  fciit  toufiours  les  aulx  :  Vio^.A  had  wh 
preffm  made  by  nature^  or  an  ill  hatitgot  by  eM^ome, 
^  leant  tuer  fame  igeke  if  themfelites  behind  tbem,  ^t-^ 
Mortifère:  com.  Otortifèrotu,  death- br'tnging,  bane- 
y  fff^HideadliefPefUtestt»  H-    ^  h 

Mortification  :  f.  fortification  ;  a  morti^g^a  queU 
l^ffhtâming^orpitmJlMigoftbe  fiefit',  â  deadmgêftbt 

.ll'Ppe'ittyakfirmtoflnf.  .   ^.^rs^^r,:;; 

Mortifié:iiuéc :  f,  Mortifud  j mdi  tender;  ^m^:^^ '  - 
Mortifier.r0  mortifie }  toékndtke  êppetHe,^B0iie, 

<^  punifb  tbe  fUfkalfo^o  wmûfii^mâke  tender j^fb 

ibats  to  be  eaten,  ■,-.:.., 

j^inais  grain  ne  ftuâifie  fipreroier  lie  iê  mortifie  t 
^ro.  SeedjeeldsnofiititèefmkbgaebeeB  mortified. 


Monteur:  m, A màii fier,  •    / 

Mortmain.  Loolfe  Main-morte.        - 
Moit-né.  m,  ce:  {.Borne  dead  y  fiiU-borny.  :      ♦. 
Mortuagc  :  nu  A  Mortnarie  ;  that  which  is  due,  or  gi- 

uen,to  a  Parfon  out  ofa  dead  mans  goods, 
Mortuaille.  4»  Mortuaire.  -, 

Mortuaire:  m.  A  fimerall,  or  burially  affo,  a  hearfe- 
.  cloth ^  fimtrall  cloth,  ^ 

Banquet  dc  mortuaire.  A JùneraU  dinner ^  banquety 

orfvall.  V 

ortuairc:  cotnl  Belonging  to  a  finer  all ^orto  a  Mor^ 
tu.nie.  :  ■  * 

Cloche  mortuaire.  ^  fajfrng-bell  i  oty  the  bell  that 

ungstoaburiall.  '' 'p'-' 

Drap  mortuaire.  ^  feftfrp-rfc/^r, 
Propoyiîortuairc.  TaU{e  of  death,  finir  alls,  or  bih 

rialls.     '  V 

•  ■  . 

MoTvat:m.Adotôffnmell,orqffnott^ 

Morve  :  m.  Snot^fmuelL 

Morue:  f.  The  Qod^or  Greenefifhi  (a  lejji,  anddulU 
eyed  liind  whereof  is  malted  bj  fomejtht  Morhwell.) 
Morue  patcc.  Haberdine. 
Morutycïtc.s(^reenefifh.    ^  *^ 
Oeil  de  morue.  A  i/eat^ouClirouting^nd  duU-figb- 
tedeye.  -,  *  ?- 

Tripe  de  morue.  Loolfe  Tripe.  ^     "  ; 

Morveau  :  m.  S»o/,/îiii^f //.  '^ 

"  Le  morveau  de  limaçons.  Tfcfj5'^^^//^^y'^» 
Morvenicim.  the  rough  Cedar  o/Licia.  ^Proven- 

çaL   ■ '  '  • 

Morver.  fofniuellybe/hottieJetfnotfilL 
M^orves.  Les  m*  dépérit  point.  À  l(md  offren^e  in 

a  boïfcy  robich  during  it  neither  ^nowes  any  that 

haue  tended  him,  nor  beares  any  that  come  neere 

him.  "    .  '•■■' 
Morveux  :  m.  cuic  :  £  Snottie,  fniufUie  j  flymie. 

II  f<iuc  laifler  fon  enfant  morveux  plufloft  que 

luy  arracher  le  nex  :  Pro.  Bitter  a  fnottie  mft  then 

none.  ^  .  '  v 

Moruyef.Poiflbnnietmor.  A  Fijhmonger  that  fells 
'    noth'mgbutCod^Greenefifh. 
Mofaique:  f.  mrlieoffmaUin^tayedpeeces  j  MofaicaU 

Mofcâîrc.Osm.  ^Osfacrc.  ^        % 

MofceIlin:ni,ine:f.  Of,orbelongingto,Mm1(i.      • 
Moichardins  :  m.  Small  peUets,ov  graines  of  a  deûcate 

Tafle/nade  ofGumme  £)ragagant9  Rofe-miter,  fate 

Sufflr  fir agons  blond,  and  Muil^é 
Mofe:  £  A  pattirne,  as  ofmti  Horring  in  4  barrell, 

(hewing  the  goodne^i  of  the  reft  j  or,ai  Moifon. 

Moflc.  Bois  moflc.  See  R>i$. 
}AoÔex.Toframiijm^uld,ueaftmémoM       ^ 
Moflèim^MoiiiiettrC^  .V      "" 

Mofi]uée  :  £  A  TempUyOr  Church omongthtTnrkes^ 
Mo{quets.4tf  Mofijuettes^  ' 
Moiquettc.4i  ÙoSi^tt^or  a  HttUTnrkilhchmchy 
'    atfo,aMmketCPeice.) 

Mofquettes.  UttU  umolls^êrings,&c.  '  ;  ^  >    ^V 
Mot:  ni  A  Motto, A  word  j  a  ff^acbi  alfi,  the  note 

wmdtdl^abmttfmM  onUs  bor^ 

'mp,frmtpi,fcoffi,ieafl.  ^  r        :^.  ^^    "t/ 
Motàc  ffjlaûc.Awantonorwaigtfi^^ 

^w lafiimom conceit,  ^i^^-   •  ^^*  ^    \:^^Hp^'''i'^ . 
:  A^Hotattencontxc.  A wkUi concetti  or^MJiitMik^ 

^  -^-contre.  '...i-^^^^vi^-^'  : 

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AgoodtpU'sweUinfifrmfdoybalfeafVord.  ^ 

Boni  ipots  n'cfpargCAt  nuls  ;  Prov.  Good  mrdsfor 

fijieaflsjp^ybme.  y^-^       •  - 

En  vnc  chanfon  n*  y  a  qu'un  bon  mot:  Vto.Tbif^s 
#  but9nig9odTHrdmaflng.  ;   ^ 

MotaciUc  :  f.  Awagta)U,or  water-migfâfle.     ^ 
Mote,  nd  Motet. 

Mote.  <w  Motte.        ':  \^ 

Motdle:iAPoiPte,uYEeU'pm^t€.  "^' 

Motet  :  m.  A  vtrfe  in  Mujk^e^  or  of  a  Songi  â  Pope  ;  a 

fhortlay.  .  .   ''''v^  . 

Moteur;  tù.  A  mouer^pirreriperJUàdetifroHolf^er'y  a 

motioner.     •        ,    ' 

Mothc.  A  link  earthen  fiftrefi^^prftrong  hottfijbmlt  on 
a  hill  y  or  yets  in  Mottc.     ^  ^    • 

Motif:  m.  A  motiue  ;  à  mouing  rea/ony  argument  y  or 
caufe^l  an  incittment^nduclmenty  or  provocation  vnto 

'    a  thing;,  atfo^thcmoueryor  author  of  an  aâ. 

Motpiçc:  com,  Momiytbat  lends^yeelds^ârafoords 
motion  vnto» 

Motrice  :  f.  Mouingyftirring^ineiting^nducing^ferfua'^ 

ding^prouol(mgvnto.  : 
Motte:  m.i«Moter. 
Motte  :  f.  A  clod^  lumpey  round  fodiy  or  turfi  of  earth  ; 

alfoy  a  little  hillj  or  high  place  ;  a  fit  feat  for  a  firty  or 
►    flrofighoufei  (bencejalfoyfuçbafirtyor  houfe{ofearth'J 

alfOytbe  gryne^or  Tubes  j  alfoya  Butt  tojhoot  at. 
Mottc  :  in^  ec:  f.  Set^  or  (vfually)  fittingly  on  a  clody  or 

■  fodd.   ^  ,  ;'  •••^■■-•\^va;--''^^^  ■  ■■  '•"  ^^'V;:  •/■'^■•' 
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Mottefct:  m.  A  little  clod)  lumfc,  Jodd,  ifr  turfi  of 

earth..  '  ■    '    ■  > .    ■■ 

Mottelcttc  :  f.  at  Mott^et.  , . 
Mottcqx;  m.eufe:  î,^lo^f^peifiidit» 

Mouaner. T» maxple^yarvle,  or  cry  lilte 4UttU ck'dd» 

Moijard  ;  m*  aide  :  f.  ^mjf'u^vmmgtmlôftg 

Mo\tcaàc,:{.Tbf  StufeJU^fâdoe.    •     t  :.-'»n  ««■ 
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HoiiiCt?<âuA^^/muUhedgji'Sfâf¥em 
feeds  4$imtiMr  on jfyijlhr/'^*'^  "■^:D^:'t^^-'*iM-it''^: 

Moiicfaard:  w.  À  l^ifHe-tbanlfe;  eofie-^k^pirf  fro- 

Mduçiiaurçier.  To^fWâtfb^bJertté^orf^JfUê'&ater 

wiens  dealings  \  to  eaue-drof  it,  or^M/fk$,  .^4fH: 

dropoer,  "    '  :  ^is!^v^.  ^Mé^  M\rà 

Moucmîm>4^bip-bijs  w^Sajflor,  fi» gT  .idI^oÎ  ' 

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:^    Du  temps  auquel  on  fc  mouchoit  cncor  a  la  màiv 
che.  7^  ayudeyfimplc^vnmanncY lienor  igtiwam  ^i^^ .  ^ 

Moucheron:  m.  A  little  Fly  i  aGnat\al}b,  Wt)it]lc 
blacke  patch  thats  glued  byMafticlie,  &€,  on  the&ccs 
of  many  ;  alfo^  the/nufeyOriveel(e  of  à  candie. 
Avoir  des  moikhctons  en  tcfte.  To  be  humroir 
moodie^giddie-headedi  orjio  haue  many  proclmatioh' 
or  crotchets  in  the  head.  - ,.  ^ 

-  Autant^jjift  vn  boeuf  que  mille  rnoudierons:Pro 
As  much  isfljitten  by  one  Oxe  as  by  a  tboufand  Gnats  • 
(Some  by  this  Prouerbe  meane^  that  fparipi  Jhould  k 
onely  in  great  matters.)       %  ^     . 

Mouchet:  m.  A  Musket  i  thetaJfeUofaSparhm\c^ 
alfOya  iutlefinging  bird  that  refembles  the  Friquet;  d 
fiyan  eare  offome  l(tnds  of  corner  of  Millet  ^&c\alfo^ 
the  Cats-tayliyOr  Aglet  that  hangs  on  Nut-trees  j  a!fo 
any  manner  of flap^ 
Mouchet  petit.  4;iMoucetpetit«  #. . 

Moucheter.  L^wifee  Moufchcter. 

Mouchettes  :  f.  A  paire  offnufers-y  alfOya  {indoff.ou. 
rijhing  among  Car uersy&c.  -    .    ^. 

Moucheur:  m.AfnyteryWipery/hujfer. 

l^oucho\titn.Ahand'l(ercbiefi. 

Monftrcr  le  mouchoir  blanc  à.  To  mal[e. an  cfer  o[ 
fubmij/ion  j  or  (after  a  found  beating)  tojue  vnto  for 
peace;     ^  .     ^  , 

Mouchotl:  m.  A  little  Fly^  al/o.tbcfnufe  pfa  candlt, 
vpbence^y         -t^^         .    ^ 
Il  f  aftc  vnc  chanoklle  pour  trouver  vn  petit  moii- 
chon.Heloofes  much  to/ecouer  a  little. 

Moucle  :f.4;f  Moule  ;tf3f//5il^/^  / 

Moudiurc.  <ttf  Moufture. 

Mouç  :  f.  A  moe^or  month  î  an  (iU-jhuoured)  exUnJion^ 

of  thruftingoutyOftbe  lips.  '      --^  : 

•  Faire  la  moue  aux  barengieres.T(9jfîW^;î  the  PU- 
brie  j  (j^efay  of  one  thats  bang%  be  malles  a  wrj 
PMitb.)^  jùV!ji/  ."    •  ■_     v^^       -  / 

Oncques  vieil  Singe  ne  fit  belle  mouë:  Prov.  w^» 
%0U*bféa  cUame  was  neuer  manner  lie. 

Mouée :  ï.]Aonizàc%cTïs,  Acrotpdeyi^tbickty'oofty 

Mouelle.  ^  Moelle, 

MoUette>&  Mouettcsi  as  M6cttc,&  Mocttcs. 

Mouffle:  f.A  mnter MitUine ^  alfo^as  Moufle;  tf^ 
fiyibi  vaulted  coner^  or  lid  of  a  Goldfmitbès  Cru- 

%Oo  flc^pttMl^stclr  dw  ^!^^^^ 

^^kc^yOrpiopUare  not  tû  bawoon  witbqut  fcratcbingy 

Mpiiffleti  w^ttc:  £  ïhndi^émS€ttes.;Pltimpey 

Moufle:  f.  Airnt^iJIiraPMllieiaf/OyasmaBt. 
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Mouilloir:  nu  ^certaine little veJfiUrpherein  Spinf- 
sers  motfien  their  fingers.  /      ^ 

Mouillure  4^  Mouillcurc. 

Mouiflbn  :  f.  -Hf  ^dtvf 5  miU[iHg. 

Moulage  :  ni.  Guft^  or  a  grinding  lalfb^  Multure,  the 
fUyCr  tell  ibats  due  fbr  ffmding.      ^ 

J^oulainc:  f.  MuUein^ivoll  bladeyûng-v^rty  Hares- 

beardjHig'taper^Torcbes. 

Moiuaine  blanche,  white  MuUeit^or  wbke-fia0red 

Mullein.       v  ^      ' 

}\o\x\ac\xt:m.  A  grinder.  ^ 

Mouldrc.  To  grinds  alfiyto  porpnd^  or  fiampe  into  pee- 

ces.    ,    .   .  • 

Qui  ne  peut  mouldrC  à  yn  moulin  aille  à  l'autre  : 
.  Prov.  Let  him  that  cannot  fiidge  in  one  coutfejkll  toa- . 

notheté  '  - 

Qiii  premier  arrive  au  moulin  le  premier  doit 

mouldrc  :  Pro.  The  fitfi  commer  is  to  be  fer  ued  fir  ft. 
Mouldure:  f.  ^ultureyffrifty grinding*^ alfo^  a  porvn- 

dmi^fsr  ftampinginto  peeces. 
Moule:  m.  A  mould  (wherein  a  thing  U  caft^fbtmed^or 

fbriedyialfo^  highjhore^  orftrand  by  tbejiafi4e  i  or  y 

as  MolCj  a  Peere^&Ce. 

Le  tnouled  chapcron,ou  d^  chaperon.T6^  bead  (of 

airom^n.^  ' 

Le  moulc  du  gippoii.  The  bt4ll(e^  bellie^or  bodies 

n'/7r;7cf,Cotonner>ou^oublerle  mouic  du  gippon. 

Tofeedcxceffiuely  \  or^as  in  Gippon. 

Lc  inoulc  du  pourpoint  ;  The  buU^eyOr  vpperpart  of 

the  bodies  whence ^  U  y  laifla  le  inoulc  du  pour- 
point; Hewaa  l(illedyOr  left  bis  carl^affe^tbere. 

Bois  de  nioulc.  Billets jOr  logs^ofa  certaiêe  ft%e }  or 

vphich  haue  beene  affixed  bj  the  Mouleur* 

Chandelles  de  mouIc.  Cafidlcs  made  in  mtmlsb  i 

(gre^t)  Chripmas  candles.: 
}Ao\ûcdcbois.  A  jrood'ftâclfe^orpsUef  wood. 
Uoiût:  t.  A  Musl^le  (fijh.) 
Moulé  :  m«ée  •*  tMonlded  \  caft^  framed  in  a  mould. 
Mouler.  To  mould, or  cafi  m  a  mould  \  to  jrame,  ^f^ge 

b)  mould  i  alfè^ùapptnntà  mouUfir,prefcriboafii;e 

vnio.  ;  ;■,,     :vj:^-,V;.:         ..  ■-..    .     .'/ 

.  Mouler  vn  viûge.  To  take  the  fifbion  or prhu  of  a 

face  by  coueringit with pla^,&£. 

U  m'en  a  faiâ  inouler.  He  bath  put  me  ta  a  good 

dcâle  of  peines  by.ii.       ^  ...   *- 

Moulerie  :  f.  A  mouldmg  j  afmrgfug  bymutd^  â  eKflhsg 

/^amoutd.^K^  -  ;.    -,   .  ., ,,  .;n  :■•  .:v.':^#r 

Moulettc.  4f  Molette.  ;        Av^a 

.  Mouleur;  nu  A  mèâldir  j  a  cafler^firger^orframir  of 
^^iimMoulé\alfo^HQvSXeax\a^^ 
^9od  (whether  fir  bnildmg,or  firing)  an ojfiger  that 
jf0^i  if  bofufficiintbotbmfh^/inmUk/miqué- 

AmenervlUjii  ta  moidin.  7^  ^rMf  vHtttr  t9  tkt 
^'U  ;  viz.  fett^  cr§xmus  I»  tbt  purft.      .   it  w  '.« 
UilTer  dptem  en  fon  moulin.  Snk€  Etite'  ''    'H 
V^  l'e>|i  en  (bn  movainTtWHun  hk  tmuum 

!r  5*^  **  nùftcdiè  rouC  qui  «ourne  le  nxMmo. 
^«  «  «  prmtfo»  fêmt,  tnfêtb  aU  m  éU^mtbe 

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that  fendianotbtf,  u  asfarre  engaged  as  if  be  went 
himjfelfi./^ 

:     C'eftau  fouc>&  au  moulin  ou  Ton  fçait  des  nou- 
velles: Prov.  AnOuetSyand  ^lU  are  nurjerics  of 
:  ^  newes.   ,  \",  .       .-  •.  •'.  ---  ^ 

Chafcun  ira  au  moulin  îivec  fôn  propre  fac  :  Prov. 
Eucrie  oHeJhall  bear  e  bis  owne  burtben^oranjwerefhr 
hmCelfè. 

Le  four  appelle  le  moulin  bruflc  :  Prov.  Theguiltie 

accufes  the  innocent. 

On  ne  peut  cftre  enfèmbléau  four^Sc  au  moulin  ? 

Prov.  One£annotbeintwoplaces,orfifll<mfwoùkfi^ 
nefjes^atonce. 

Prodiguc,&  grand  beuveur  de  vin,  n'a  du  iîen  ne 
four,ne  moulin  :  Pro.  The  quaffing  wafi-good  qukl^- 
fyrids  his  hands  tf  royalties,  popjjiom^  goods,  and 
lands. 

Qui  ic  fois  Officier  au  inoins  d'un  moulin  :  Prov. 
Loot[eOBciet,  ♦  , 

Qui  entre  dans  vn  moulin  il  convient  de  neccffitc 
qu'il  s'enfarine  :  Prov.  He  that goeitnto  a  Mitlcan- 
tiot  auoiêl  bemealing,      , 

Qui  mieux  aime  autruy'que  Toy  au  moulin  il 
meurt  de  foif:  Pro.  Hetb'athuitshimfelfitobelpe  o- 
thm^iviUdje  ofthfrli  at  the  Mill-toy  te. 

•  Quine  peut  roouldreà  vn  moulin  aille  à  l'autre  : 

*  Prov.  what  ont  mil  not  (or,  if  one  wiU  not)  another 
will. 

Qui  premier  arrive  au  moulin  le  premier  doit 

moulâre  :l?Toy.  Fir ff'comfirfljifued. 

Raifon  eft  au  mouUn  :  Pra  (BeUlfe  becauft  Grifi  is 

.uldtH  ittyand  deliuered  outfbf  mea/he.) 

Sous  ombre  d' aine  entre  ^ien  au  moulin  :  Prov. 

Seelie  Aùic,ôr  C)AetL  * 

Moulinen  itr  Mouldre.  v 

Moulinet:  nu  A  lUtU  MiU ;  tlf$,t  MorifJauncers 

GatnboU  ;  ilfi,a  round  feather  m  any  part  of  a  barft  ; 

alf»,  a  Fencer-tiffi  rutttdfiourijb  with  ^  two-hand 
jwotd,  ^ 

■  Moulinet  à  acfle.  at  VentaiL         - 
Moulinet  i  bras  (pour  monter  arbalefies)  y4  Racl^ 
fir êCroIJi-bow.  .^rujn-,  ^ 

.Moulinet  à  braifîeres.  TbekarreU  tfafmdUJfe, 
trFeame*  -    ' 

MouIlnicr:m./^36'i?fr,«AfiZf««',   Ji^f  ;  : 

MoU^le.-«Moulc.iv«'^*f'"  »?5>:->:.v4*-'  '''-'^^^ 

Moullptiî':  m.  iïGrm/irri  «jfày»>louIeur. 
MoulK)n.4«AtouIon.-i<i  iJaiKJi'       .  «    i 

Moukmt  m.  Aéj  waBmdêwkb  lymt^  morter,alfo, 
'  •h*aft^  mafji^anj  jueb  thing, 
Mbulon  d'eaxLAffett^owofwater,    ' 
Moukxi  de  foiiu  Afac1(e,or  great  cocljo  of  Hay, 

}Aoiiota,To/hlf€^himafierfietd-Mice, 
lAoi^Mit(b^eatlf,f^g^xe*edingtf,  ' 
Moultuic:  £  MuUifre%  agrift,  or  grtndmg-,  the  cerne 
pomid\alfo^  the  toUjoe  ftotbats  dmm  gruidim^ 

Ij«(e  Mouftare. '^:>^  : .  .    -'■■''•■>•,"  "-"^'ï. 

Bled  moulturè.  Aoidiiire  Corkf^  Mepin  j  nlfeai, 
ItmatàBârUimingtéâ  together,         .:^;^;vv> 
Moalo: m.  uë  j  f^Gromutifnmded^orktokm  into 

V. JOr,  de  «nem  moitlu .  Aff  avoir  j  deftmnpé,  ê: 
m^é  avec  vif  argent,  ou  quelque  liqueur, 
dorer.     '    •  *     "^^-''f--'' 
rajrlèdi^toiicnioido.  Mjbodititêltkt^ïg. 

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dmg^  A?i  edf^e^oY  mèmbif  j^andiniout  from  a pecce  of 

timber  ^feelmgyOY  flont'Worlie^  and  dsJlingHiJhed  from 
Vhe  te[i  by  a  line  on  either  fide  of  ft. 
Droift  dc  moulurc.  Seel^  Droiâ. 
Mounier  :  m,  as  Mufnicrj  atfo.tbe  bird  called  a  Ktngs^ 
fijhcr',  al/Oythe  Itttle,  bng-tayledy  and  blâ€l(rbeaded 

Titmoufe. 
Mourabic:  com.  SMor tall  ^y  readie,orlikefie,to  dje^ 

CubieclyOrneere^vnto  death. 
)sio\\tmi.T>ying,deccéngr,deeay^^ 

H;2iinitic  vivant  mourailt.  i^tfitf  Homme. 

Ons'advjfe  tard  en  iriourant  :  Prav.  Too  late  one 

talicsaduife  when  he  muftleâtte  the  world. 
Mourcne.vfc  A  Lamprey -yOr^asMwcM. 
Mouriii:  m.  7  he  Corne-deMouring  vermine,  called  a 

H'ccuelL  "/        • 

Mourir.  To  dye^deceafe^  depart  this  Bfii  to perijh  i  to 

decay.  •    •.    ;  '  ^ 

Tu  me  fais  mourir.  ThoUvexejiyCr  trettbleflme  ex- 

ceedingty.  r  /    '  '  ^ 

M  ourir  fur  les  coffres.  To  dye  fbllomng  the  Court yor 

neucr  to  leaue  the  Court  \  (where  poote  rvaytersyand 

fui  ton  zfually  pt^andreji  tbemfelueson  their  Patrons 

TrnniieSyand  Coffers.)       ft      . 

Mourir dcfeim prpslc  mefticr.  'Toworl{efhfiyand 

thriue  but  florvly-y  or  y  toflarue  mjtn  abundant  placCyor 

■    Age.  [       ^  ■     '^.•''^- .'    ^  '  ■   ■'■  ■' 

Aufli  toft  meurt  veau  comme  vache  (&  le  hardi 

comme  le  lafcheO  Pro.  Asfoone  cfyes  theyon^  as  the 
.'  old  (the  corpard  M  the  bàd.).  y 

C'eft  trop  aimer  quand  on  en  mcort:  Pro.  He  loues 

too  much  thai  dyes  fir  loue.  " 

tn  la  peau  csu  Ic  loup  eft  luy  convient  mourir  : 

Vïo.SeeLoiip.  / 

Le  loup  moui'ra  en  fa  peau  i|ui  ne  refcorchcra  vif: 
.  Pro.  A  {naue  wfllfleepe iifal^aues sl(iny  vntiïl  be e'h 

tber  loolé.it^or  hu  Ufi.      v  '  .. 
^   Envieux  meurent,  niais  envie  ne  mourra  iamaîis: 

Vro.The  enuious  aremtntallybut  enuie  eternall. 

Envis  meurt  qui  appris  ne  Ta:  Pro.Hr  that  bath  net 

wcU learntyis laatbytodyté^^  y  ^^  ;*i   :  t  . 

Il  commence  bien  i  mourir  qui  abandonne  (on 

defir  :  Prov.^^  quits  T»bat  he  defkesybeginhiû'djfe  in 
'.  '  eamefi.        •  '-'     ^'  r-        •i^À^m'ix-^.,  • 

f  «  -*■         »...         ♦:  >       - . 

L'un  meurt  dont  Tâutrc  vit  :  PrcTÉ^ii/  whtriofohe 
dyesyanotber  Hues  y  that  which  h  bemficiall  U  nCp  is 
bane  full  to  another.  t^ ,  rv^^v.  v  -.  .  ;  iHjiAik-U. 
Qui  bien  veut  mourir  bien  vire:  Prov.  Éi  that 
would  dye  weU  mufi  Hue  weU*y  an^boneflMfè^enab  01  a 
peacefiiU  death.  >  *  ^  ^  t  \^u  ,  '  %  f^  vv^  i4  - 
Qui  mieux  aime  autruy  que  (by  au  moulin  il 
.    meurtdefbif:Pro.Lo«^>fou]iiu      *r;irîf'*M 

Va  ou  tgLt>euX|meurs  otiiÉ dois:  Pi:a  Gûewbet&tr 
thou  canfty  but  dye  xihtfeAoH  fhouldtfi  igoe  an^  wbe* 
tbfrptbêù dye ât  home.     4e^>  ^^^^      •  ^^luTUit^î.^ 
l^oudonijatLThenameo^afèrft^  rW^V 

I'  Mouron.  «  Mourron.   '  /,  l  r  Vv 

MounzjiïksiiBétrfmlesfh^b^rfnnQfè.ii.  im 
Mourrcrm.  The  fi^y  inr  p^t  êf  the  ficeetbont  the 
mmtb  {m^  fr^ffy)ifm0H  *^  ntuv^^e^  cbetfi. 
Mourre  :  f.  The  play  $fhëi }  wherein  one,  tmitàng  his 
^ct  fm  motber^i/ttffés^J^^ 

}tAo\}Xt\ïi.AM%te^ii^eeueu: 

Mourtoo;  a^Tbahearbé  câtUd^impermgiSèmÊtfi 

tearme  Chuîcmeedfoy  becaufk  of  the  refhiêhknce  that 
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rarddefcribcthfbureii^tnds.)  ' 

Mourjron  blanc.  Ordinàrie  Cbiclfweed, 

Mourron  bleu.  Blue  Timperncli,  fivfJle.  Pimpcr^ 
^ncll.   .  ■■  \\      '■■■■'^^  ^        ;      '     .  /     .     r 

Mounon  femelle,  as  Mourron  bleu. 
Mourroh  liiaftc.  Maie  PimpcrntlJytbe  colonr  af 
whofeflomrisbetweenearedy  and  a  purple,  and  m 
fome  places  fiilfy  red -y  and  there  fur  e  it  Is  atfo  caUedy 
Mourron  tclu%c.  Red  Pimpérne  IL      *, 
Mourron  quarrc.  So  doe  fome  (who  exprefpeChic{^ 
weed  by  Moui^ron)  tearme  Pimp  erne  II.  ^'■ 

Mourron  fauvage.  as  Mourron  violet.  "^ 

Mourron  viplet.  Purple  Snap-dr  agon  y  or  C^lutu 
fnowt  U  called fo  (butfomewhat  improperly  ^fhr  Snap. 
dragon  refembles  no  manner  ofPimpernell-yJ  Some  alfo 
call  great  H enne-bit  thus. 
Petit  mourron/^  Mourron  quarré. 

Mourru:  m.  uc:  f.  CbuffieybroadyOUt-PandingyHliethe 
face  of  a  Lyonymw^e  of  an  Oxey&c. 

Mourrucs  :  f.  The  PUesyOr  Emrods  in  the  fun  dament  M^ 

fbythe  MumpeSyOr  mourning  oftheChyne. 
Mouruë  :  f.  The  Mumpes^y  and  (in  a  borfe^&cjtbe  mottr^ 

ning  of  the  Chyne. 
Moufce.^Moufte.  ':'\ 

Moufchard.  ^  Mouchard. 
Moulche :  f.  AFly-yalfo,  the phy called ^luffe^ alfo ji 

Spy\Eaue- dropper  y  fnfbr  met yPromooter. 

Moufchc  à  <îicn.  i*  Trr^f^i^r  7>^^ 

Moulche  de  lippee^  A  itcl(prom,  or  fawcie  conipâ- 
nion. 

Moufche  de  mer.  Tb' or  dinar  iefmall  Mus^le.^lm* 

^  -  gued.  ■  •■  ■■:_•■■■'•  '^v;'.'- 

MouCchcàmich  A  Bee ytbèjînallhonie  Bee. 

,   Moufchcs  en  laift.  A  cleere  proofiymanififl  thinly  a 
plaine  and  palpable  matter. 
Abbreuvoir  a  moufchcs.  A  woundyOrbloud-rvipe. 
L'Aube  des  moufchcs*  Some  three  orfme  heures 
afierSusyie-rife.  • -.     ' 

Chafleur  de  moufçhes,  A  IftlLPly^tll-Co^ybragga' 
.  dochiOyVaine fèllow\wl)ence\  '  "  , 

Chaflcr  après  les  moufchcs.  Tofpendtbetimemoft 
idfyyOivainely.  ^ 

Maifhre  moufchc.  (The  name  of  a  cunning  Jugler:, 

/hence  alfo)  a  craflie  fellow,  fubtill  companiony  Jlye 
mate.  ,:■-  -1^*  ■  >->.  •  •-•■..  i-^-: --^  •'"•:•* 
Tcftc  de  moufchc.  An  imperfimcn  in  the  eye, which 
m^es  tbfmembrahe  Yvcc  pcere  out  tkonfj»  the  hor- 
nie  tunuleJn  the  firme,  and  oftbequantiMjOfs  Fijes 
bead.  ■....■,:.,..;;  -,..-'- 

Quelle  moulche  1'  a  pique  ?  w^'ttf^  «"''"" 
thatfi  nettUs  bim  ?  wbat  fiéddâine  bumtltbae  come 
'  vpinbim?  .^}*:v  ■.•■'.v.,,i,^4»A;j.j.;*  ■■'     "-v*:^:^:  :-^ ^ 
On  cuft  dit  qu'il  n'euft  fccu  deflicr  vne  fnoulchc. 
One  wéuU  haut  tbougbtbe  bad  beene  veitefimple,  ^ 

.     Les  inoufches  tont  toufioors  aw/ff  ^\  "f 
^ct^VtcHiaigneflyesaribaUiefiwtbtiàiHbiifm 

purlomnf9êcersméll>rti-*»tfeapnh,^ 

Moufchcbbut:  m.nelJHatedCifdvéireifmbf^'^ 

If  made.      ?  n  ^  t--  -    »     ,     ^i^à  . . 

Moufcber.  rofh\pn,P^^'*^^^^'^*  ^*. 
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alfê^pmkfd^  cut  vfonwUbfmaU  cuts. 

Fuftainc  moufchctcc.  L^V  t  uftainc. 

Taftccis  iiwulchctc.  Ti(/?jjf4/ii,or  f^^ 
Moulchctcr.Ttf  J^or  Î  to  powder yor  diuerfifiewiib  many 

ipots  offrndtiiyOf  thefgme^coîoHïs  (e^eçiaUy  bUcJke*^ 

atr^ytâ  pinlfty  or  eui  with  fma  Heats  ;  al/éy  to  tufty  orfet 
;  thul{e  with  little  tufts  5  kfoyto  twinl(li^r/parl(ley  as  a 

jUrre.  '  m    - 

Moufchcticre  :  f.  A  Fh-flat  :  alfo.  the  end  of  a  beafis 

tayte. 
Moufchcturc  :  f.  Afpottednefk^r  ^otting^alfo^dpin- 
n^wg,  or  tufiing  ;  alfo^  Uttle^  and  tb$cl(e^ots  j  pinl^eSy  or 

tuftSyVponatbing. 
Moufcheur  ;  in.  A  FlyrC^tcher;  (Wyd  nickname  befloi»^ 

ed  by  tbe  Jtaliamy&Cyontbe  FrencbMonRçur.) 

Aujourd'uy  î^nfîcur  demain  moufchcur  :  ProV. 

To  day  a  maifler  ^tomorrow  amicber. 
}Ao\x(chonim.  A  tittle  Fly. 
Moufquc  :  na.  ^  niclinéime^r  name  of  contempt  ^  fir  an 

etdinafie  boy  ;  whence ^  Venez  ça  moufque  ;  Come 

hither  y  OH  rafcall\oy  come  hither  wag  (for  it  implies  on- 

^  ly  an  extenuation  without  iniurie^  alfoj  a  man  that 

.   hath  loft  bis  eares  \  in  which  fence  it  is  alfo  vfed  Adiec- 

tjije/yios  in  Chien  mQu|bue.  A  curtail ^nd  earelejfe 

curre  ;  a  dog  that  bath  lofTboth  his  iaresjondhis  tayte. 
Moi)fc]ueC:  m.  A  Muifiet  (Hawl(ityOrPeece.) 
Moufquctairc:  m.  \A  Mui{etteere  ^  afouldior  that 

fefues  with  a  Huslfet. 
Moufle  :  m.  A  Skipper  ;  oTya  Sbip-bof; 
Mouflfc:  fi  Moffci  alfoy  the  mo  fa  downe  that  growes 

vpon^uinceSyPeiicbes^&c.      , 

momc  marine.  Sea-MofeyCoraU-MojfejCoraUine. 

Mouife  marine  a  larges  fiieilles.  SlarSfe^al^^- 

uer^^alfOyOyfler-greeneyfèa  Lungwort. 

Mouflfe  terrcftrc^  ou  de  terre.  Common  ground- 

^offii  alfo  y  ChdhMoJfeyWolfi^Uw-MojJe  y  iTolues 

foot.  ■  ;,..  ■•■;.., i'  ■:■.     ',    .. 

La  moufle  luy  eft  creuc  au  gofièr.  His  mouth  is  aU 

Moffe^begrownCyhis  chaps  bout  long  beeueidiejbe  hath 

Jijledlong.        ,         -  .jg^.  —        \ 

lamais  cu  ne  cueilleras  inou(lc«  Thou  w'Ut  neuer 

growricbifi'omtbeProuerbey.j^m 

Pierre  quife  remue  n'accueille  point  de inoufic; 

Pro,  The  roUingJlone  gathers  noMoffe.  ^ 

yiou^C;com.DullybluntiedgeUJIiyOrpointle(fe. 
Moufle  :  m.  ée  :  £  Dulled^  bluntedy  made  idgeUffCy  or 

pointkjie.  r  ^4 - 

Moufleau  :  tn.  A  Rttle  round  beape^or  baliyofMofie. 
Mouflchi  :  m.  uc  :  f-  Moffle.      ^      .r  ; 

Mouflcron.  4»  Moufirhcron.         '        -y        '  V 
Moufliux!  m,€uic:  f.  MoffieyfidlofMofie. 
Mouflon  :  f.  A  Cowes  milkey  or  milki»i  i  as  much  asjbe 

y^tUi  at  a  minings  meale.  -^ 

Mouflii^^rMoufleux.  ^  M 

Mouft  :  m.  Mmfl  j  JTint  vnrefinedi  new^  orfweet  Hinei 
^  olfi^be  wort  of  AUyOf  Here,    k;*^       *^  ?  i^i^^w^^ 
^<^l(htim.Amu&uhO€^theMuflachêei 

Ce  fcroit  pourluv  bienhattfler  les  inouftaches. 
T^iimuldmâhtbmraMbiibQfi,  or  tboMgfM^  tua 
"fTtehtfjbpittb.  '  .; 

Moii{hché:  m^:£Méumiâm$IUKhêef9rtpiîthdte, 

Mouftarde  :£  if i^Lmf. 

•  MouftardeblMcbe..iFii(«S«mtf,wl         .      , 

Mouftarde  noire.  CtmuM  ténue JtUStamejieU 
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tardy  wild  Sene. 

Baveux  comme  vn  pot  a  niouftardc.  Asfrothie  as 
\    aMuftard'poti  fhammgattbe  month  li{ea  Eore(fay 

^^•)  •■.  •^^.-  ..A    .  ■  ■  * 

Les  Enfans  eh  vont  d  la  mouft arde.  //  is  fo  con- 
.  tcmùtible;  or  common ,  that  Muftard-pots  are  Jlopt 
witball.  "^ 

Amufer  quelqu'un  a  la  mouftarde-  To  hold  him  bu- 

Jted  about  tripes  (fromfuch  as  trouble  tijvnjfeluesy  and 

others  in  comroUingJleigbfexpences  (oé^îtis  not  pajji- 

ble  that  fjljoutd  hauefpent  fc  much  infawce  &c)and 

in  the  meane  while pajfi  ouer  great  matters^) 

Mouftarde  après  difncr:  Prov.  After  meat  miif 

tardi  helpe  when  danger ^  fuppfy  w^en  want  y  hath 
left  w.  .         N  . 

Mouftardicr  :  m.^  Muftard-Pot^^alfi^  amakerxrfel 
ler,of  Mftjiard.      :  ^ 

MouHardlcr  :  m.  ere  :  f-  of, or  ajfe5ling,Muflard. 

Mouflcle  :  f.  The  little  be  aft  called  ^a  Wee  fell. 

Mouttofle. /r5  Mouftelc.  ;  ^ 

Moutture  :  £  ^  Moulturc;  Multure  ;  grift  y  grinding  j 
and  the  toll  thats  due  fir  tymding  ;  alfô/hemeale  that 
falls yos  it  grinds  jtnto  the  bag^or  MiU-cheft. 

Prendre  d'un  fac  deuxanoutturcs.  To  tal^e  double 
'•  fees.  ..  '   ^  ■  " 

MouL  4;^  Moult. . 

Moutardier  :  m.  Thcgreatjblai\ey  andfcriching  Mar- 

vtiuypr  Swallow. 

)ÂOMlt:ï.^uUureygri(ly  grinding. 

Mouton  :  m.  A  Muttony^  Weather  j  alfoy  Mutton^  alfo^ 
the  battering  Engine  called  a  Ramme  ;  alfo^a  wild(ln- 
dian)  Peacocti  ;  alfiyan  ignorant\fillieyOr  plain-dealing 

fittow\onethatseafilyouerraHghLgulledyOr  beguiled. 
MoVtpn  à  la  grande  laine.  A  Sbeepe  well-wooUedy 
br  Of^ieat  burthen  j  alfoya  coyne  ofgoldftamped  on  the 
onejSleipkb a  Sbeepe^  the  otber\witb  a  croffe  Flcu- 
ryyhauing  at  each  angle  a  Flower  ae  luce\(John  Vul^e 
ofBtxtyfirfi  caufed  it  to  be  made  about  the  y  ear  e 

Pain  mGUtoa.Smatt  white  loauesÇwltboutJidesftuct^ 
'  fin  of  graines  of  véeat)  fir  children\     ^         /•  , 

Sault  du  mouton.  Lo^^SaUlt.      \  •  ^ 

'A  nosiïKyutons.  To  our  matter  againe. 

Çerchercinq  pieds  en  vn  mouton.  To  expeSlmore 
fiom  a  thingthen  it  canycild.     .  ^ 

C'eft  vn  mo\lton  de  Berry^  eft  marque  fur  le  nez* 
He  hath  gotten  a  rap  ouer  thé  nofe^  (whereon  the  Shep-  \ 
beardi  of  Bcny  marine  their  Sheepe.) 
Sentir  fon  cfpaulc  de  moutoa  To  fmeU  very  ranime ^ 
arrammijh.  ^*  ^         V 

^A  petite  achoilbn  le  loup  prend  le  mouton  :  Pro. 
See  Loup.  ■■  ■'■'*'  *'■•'  '***  *'  '  -  •       •.•   *       -^^^  - . 
Chair  de  mouton  manger  de  gloutori  :  Prd.  Fle^j 
of  a  Mutton  h  food  for  a  gfutton  ;  (or  was  heldfo  in  old 

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Moutonnier:  m.  A  SbepheMrt/^ k<'per «f sbeepe. 
Moutonnier t m. erc.f.  OfMMttm-,  belêi$ii»i  tê m 

,JMMttm^tfeéther,         '      /"   H  -v       ' 
Mouvance  de  fief.  A  botdheg  ef.depmimg  «ir,  ir  iM||' 

•fpàtmàfèrmeevtifiMetberyiràbiiiberjacfé  -  ^ 
Mouyemçfit:  m^AmeuMiyfihriniimot'mn^fftgtm^ 
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4  Mouvcur :  m.  A  m«iur,«rfiimri  â  fttrroHt-b^fitySr  ' 
trùubUfûme  fiiUw,    •  w 

Mouvoir,  r*  mue.fimn  Ug^wg  ;  /#  rf««i»*j  4//#,«» 
induct,*Uuft^atke^p€rfiudt^ltnt^9utk*ttntue-^ 
MifiyMs  Rçleuer,  têboUUmisf,  êlfê^.  èreâlfe  vf  land 
fif  fallow.  ,  I     • 

Mouvoir  la  Camciinc.  Tcjîirre  dpnlpMg  fuddle  ; 
tê  br'mg  â  trêuùU/me,  m  pUbit  bu/mefit  tn  the 
Stage.     ■  »'  .  ,  ,  *  .;  ■ 

Moux.  The  plurali  «f  Moi 

Moy  :  m.  Meji  mjfelft,  JtKf  />//?. 

U  tut  bien  Je  qiunt  a  moy.  Re  brâgt^  er  braues  it 
exceeding^;  ;  ht  vnll  net  tàl(f  it  a*  be  both  d»iu. 

Moyau  :m,Tbe  middle,  or  center  ofytatd  {tu  â  wbeele) 
4^  Moyeu.      -  ^         \     * 

Au  moy  au  de.  fhibeverïeborpehêf» 

Moyen  :  m.  A  meam  ;  cQurf^vàgf  \  mâtmirfirtfirmty 
fajhion^ordtr  ;  occâftênjrtâfrn  ;  indamôm^  alft/i  mo- 
deration, or  m^afitrc  j  alfi^a  munis ^  meslistpr  j  mêdi- 
Wàf  i  arbitrator  i  êlfê^  Vircfon  ;  âZ/i,  the  gt  eateft 
feeceofthihêttmiêfaHoiflttâd^c. 
Moyen  cic  fencftrc.  Tht  crêfe-boîte  of  a  mndaw. 
Homme  fans  moyeaJthat  holds  of  the  JÇing  inchiêjè^ 
or  by  an  mmediau  homage. 

Moyen:  nu cnnc:  f.  Meaney  indifcrenty  modtrate^ 
meafurable/ompetentprea finable. 
luftice  moyenne.  l-i)tf^€laftice. 
Mufcle  moyen.  A  muilfleQn  the  hand)  tbatfirnes  to 
m^e  the  tbumbe, towards  tbt  finger  s. 

Moyennant.  worl(mg^bemgtbe  meane  of^or  ameanes 

fifr.  •■  •■     \./     "/:.■.■■  •  ,.  ■  ■.-   .'•  '...-     , 

Moycnnznt  que.  So  tbat^ffo  be  that. 
Moyenne  ;  m.  éc  ;  £  wrought  by  menés  ^  aljo^  rUb^ 
rotil  to  liueyOr  that  balb  meanes  to  buo. 

Moyennonenc  MeaMefyjnêderatetfjneêfmtabtfjeâ" 

fonablyjnd^erentlyf^omfetenily.      ' 
Moycnncr.  To  morie^ea^of  compfjfe  (by  meanest  to 

be  the  meanes  of^or  a  meanes  fir. 
Moyennçte:  f.Meanene£e/nd^erencii^ompetencie. 
Moyênricuk-  m.  A  meâms^mediatm  -jfiiclfier/irbitra'- 

ior^oderaiorbetwiene  partie  and  partie. 
Moyeu  :  m.  TheyoUfO  efan  egge^alio^ht  nane^Jlocke 

ofawbeele.  \  ,..>-•  ,    .;y/-    ■;.•;■  ■; 

Moykxi .  Sf  r^f  Moilom 
J  Mcync^Woinc^  ^^-f  -  ■ 

MoyneaiL  I^e  Moineau. 
Moynerie:  fMont(erie\éefiâte,orfrofiffion^^ 
ÏAoyndRcitANnnne. 
Moynoton  :  m,  A  little  MmAf  \  alfi^the  U§k^  êrMU 

Tiimêiifi.      :•    ■-•''•  \  .•'•.• -v^.-^,Tf^^:'./;' 

Moyfe  :  m.  Holie  Moyfis  ywbo/i  ordmarie  tmmUrfnt 
hanutgneubfrfifUoftbtheadanemmmta^nlnfiir 

I  arifimfimeudmt in  tbefirmofa horm^lkM imhml 
daadnfrêplum  AëtkarufiU^C^ 

yiojsoa.Sh(sJbiptefii,q!^^  ^  - 

Moyton*  ^  Moiton.  ^  -^v  «r^^v    .  r   ^  ♦jr 

Muable  :  com.  MntéÊHi,dmai^U^tf0iMijm0êd^ 
j^^un^iédu^âMmniJck^  : 

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Muabk|Eé:£  Aùtf^MMi^f/^ 

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Mucagineux:  m.euie:  f.  Sfymie^ , 

Mucdr.  ^  Mufles,  r^  Ibk/e.  ^Rab. 

Muche :  i.  ^ bidingbêk. ^Nornu 

Mudbge  :  m.  Sipne  ;  or,  a  flymie  liqnpr  dravpne  fiom  || 
fiedsjtootfy&cjind  thence^a  cUtmmie fa^^levne  iuiu,  i 
cleaumgmoïjlure.  %  .         ' 

Mucofîte:  f.  Sfymmepe\  or filthia^Md booie moiflure 
as  offlyme.fnotJniueUy  &c  \w  the  fittbinejjè  tbtrecf 

Mucqucux:  o.cufe:  f.  Stymie}  [nottie^fiiitiellit^^fanà 
hence)  alfi,^m$^ie^fitflie.^      ^ 

Mucydzn.Sl)miefmonldie^ar}e^ll  tbeyere  /pj.^Kab 

Mue  :  £  A  change^of  changing^  (hence) any  casing  ofiht 

»  coatyOrsl(in^  the  mmng  of  a  Hawl^e  ;  alfi^  the  a^t]  a 

yeare  of  the  n^e^ofan  Inter  mitreyor  white  Hawl^e^^alfo 

a  Haivl[esMneianJ^MneyùrC<foperpbereinfin>ic!s 
fktterud.    ;  I  v^ 

La  mue  d'un  cerf.  The  caftmgefhis  heady  alfoy  hh 
beadyOr  bornes  behtgcaft. 

La  mue  d'uije  fiemme.  A  womans  mningy  an  elder  lie 
womans  wrinl(led  slrsM  pemeofmooth^  and  Jlce{e,  tj 
the  beipe  of cofTofim  drugs. 

Mue:  m.ce:  £  IÇbangedyaUeredytransfirmedymetâfffor' 

pbofed'y  alfo^tmedjrenued\  caftyos  the  coat ^orslim. 
Mud:  m.  A  MafptsPlumb-rule. 

Muemcnt:  tsLAcbangmg^termg^rânsfhmhfi'^afur' 
^     ningyOrcafiingoftbecoat^amuing. 

Muà.Tocbage^kerytrâsfirmeyiràsfigufeydifgH^eytran-' 
flateyjhsftyVarie  ;  to  mue^o  cafi  the  beadyçoat^r  sl(W. 

Muere:  com.  T)ampijb. 

Muerier.4ir  Meuher«  ^ 

Muet:  m.  A  dumbeman. 

Muet  :  m.  ette  .•(  £  Dumbey  (peecblejfeytonguepléfc  ]Jiill 
fiUftty  bujht  'y  mute  j  Lool^e  Muc.  Y^ 

Muet  comme  vnFrancolîn  ^ïïî.Loo{e  Frânco|;n. 
Pius  muet  qu'un  poiflbn.  Mûre  dumbe  tben  a  pjh. 

Muette:  £  The  ChawAity  en  Lodfje  of  a  Lieutenant  y  or 
cbeefi  Kaungefy  of  a  Tort  eft  y  alfoy  a  Hares  ntajly  tbe 
firme  ^  place  yvAer  eut fhe  l(indles. 

}AuAc:m.Tbefnor9tyOrmu^.    •  ;      ^ 

Mugauk.^  Macauk. 

l/lugeim.(Tbe  fea^fifis  catted)  â  Mullet. 

Muge  volant.  A  \md  9ffmatt-moutbedMuUttM, 
bath  long  finnes  61(0  wings,     ^h^a. 

'    Amour  de  n(»ige:I^.Fi0<J:/fi^^ 

lêue^Mwifi  y  (the  fimaU  Mullet  cbufmg  rather  tabc 

€augllsthi^sthimtoéé0nahmierMéil(e)^ 
Mugaàûltn.AlpndpfMnlUi.^HmboslM 

Mugir.  To  Ufw^  bell0mJU(€  un  (fXy&c      ^^^ 
Mi^iflètnept:  m.  A homynr belkw}»^-    * 

ÏAi^cx.Tolofw^êrbeuem.       •  , 

MugoC:  m.  AbméyêrfecHtbiâpeeftreêJk^e. 

}A^ottarobmd^n(/ijt$rh^ 
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Mjlard:m.Ow 
Miilaffc  :  m.  31 
f  Marfeillois. 

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Midés^yatfiydtr 

Mulâcinuie: 
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Mulâoîre:  com 

^nm^ercing. 

mkiî^AMule 
Frandic  mule 
}9herein  tbefton 

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ermèpdfêy^sa^ 
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'    a  ^omxn  ('  Le  plus  ordinairement  d  mau  vaifë  fin^) 

;  alfOyt(ff^^^k^  i^  ^^  ouiyor  goe  fmtUini  (as  itwtrt)  a^ 

--  bo4t  a  thing  which  beftekfs  to  emoy  j  whence  \ 

M'j^uctcr  vnc  y \'\tSVo  attempt  by  alipriuat  meatus 

the  iui  pnfall^or  tai(ingmjofATowne. 

}A\XZ\ytitc:f.  A  Nutmeg.  ' -%' 

MiJgUrtCC  dc  mouton.  The  nut  of  a  leg  of  Mutton^. 
Mj^^uctce,  &  M'Jgucttcr.  as  Muguetc,  &  Mu- 

gucter. 
Mui^uot.  ^  Mugoc  »      - 

M'lid :  m,  A g^eât  VefeUjOr  Meafure.  < 

jituid  dc  bled  (mcfu^re  de  Baris;)  contâmes  twetue 
Scpticrsi(/fe^  Septicrrw  Mmn-jthe  Mint  fix  Boiflc- 
aux  ;  the  Boïûc^ufvureX^^Tts)  which  come  to  about 
m  ^arttfs^a  Combe ^and  a  BujheU  of  London  mea^ 

Jure.  f       .    ^ 

aid  dc  charbon.  C<^nt aines  i6  Mines  (which  come 

Ifn  about  lo  of  our  Eufhels.)  /  -r 

Maid  dc  terrc.C'eft  autant  que  it  Atpcns^ou  Scp- 
icrs. 

iuid  dc  Vin.  Containes  (ihoue  the  lees)  3  6  Septiers 
of  eight  (Parifiin)  Pintes  to  the  Scptier  ;  (  Three  of 
tbm  are  to  make  a  Tunne^  fa^  the  Cuflomes  of  C\cx- 
mont.)  -      ^         ^  /  V 

Mîiid  de  Clcrgie,  Store  of  ^ar^fhip^a  bujbellofcun- 
r^w^  abundance  of  learning. 

Muifle:  f.  A  l^  of  Sardinian  Sbeepe^  whofe  wooUU 
hairielikea  Goats.         ^ 

Muifl^ron.  04  Muifle. 

Millar:  m.  Aliindofguatwball.  tLangucd*    , 

M  ilard  :  m.  One  thai  bath  l(ibii  beeles.  - 

Malade:  m.  The fea-mon fier. failed^  a.  whirlepoole. 
fMarlcillois.  _i--  •:-:'^\^"'^"'"\. ,  - 

Mulataillc:  f«  Mules\  the  gpuration^  TâCi^orl(md  of 

,   Milles  ;  alfiyd  troope^or  companie  of  Mules. 

Mulâé:  m.  ie:  f«  Fined,  amerced,  punijbed  by  the 
puffè.  -, 

Mulâoîre:  com.  FiMabUyWortbietobefined',  dlfoyfi^ 
ning^unercing^  "' 

M  tile  :  6s  A  Mule  ;  alfo^alfibe  ;  Uol(e  Mules.     • 
Franche  mule  d'un  bœuf.  Theùmfiybag^  or  sienne 
roherem  theftcnes  of  an  Ox^étc,  be  crmlained.        . 
Ccft  vne  mule.  Sheu  à  barren  Jàdc\  (fir  Mtdes  ne- 
Iter  beare^img  ones.)      i  ^ 

Fantafticme  comme  vne  vieille  mulfr  As  humcirous, 
^ndsl(iuiljbaiaBoldMuU.i^-  '    / 

Opiniafirc  comme  vne  mull&  Jls  beadiejlubiiorne, 
^^^mopd^^aCMule.         H-fl  -.f-rir^'^iv--,:^ 

Aller  (ur  muk^  U  va  (ur  mule  auffi  bien  que  le 
Pape.  (Am  oquiuûcâliâth  afpljaUeto  one  that  bath  ^i** 


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Boiler  du  foini  la  H^uk*  To  AeiU^guU^co^b^jnùr-' 

^^^cb,confCMtcb.  •-  --;^ov:.r2i)  '        ''VyW-t/':^' 

Brido: la  inuk L  Toiàum  éUtendâHCi  tkih  fé 
^^at^  dêtbâfi  offices  fir^^^^'^  '^^''M, 

^rid^lanwIe^uxddMm^autniy.  Todoahkbu- 
W^  orfimuA  bwfel^wkb  meffaries,  at  amk& 

J^fwlauiulcâ.S*«^Ferrcr.       .  ^  :  a^i? :*^ 
11  luy  fit  tenir  la  mule  He  ouerruled^uererêwed,  ^ 
'^^^tfiertdbimybewsêoinkwajt^ 
^J^^madth'miâimiatUïïd^  Img^fbr 

UebonnemukmauvaiTebcftc.  Afromhétftxmg 
Ifl^gfddkémdskèttêfbnMimeoftlMU^^  ,. 

A  Yicilk  îiiule  frein<kBÉé:  ite.  SW^^ 
^^mmémjtluu  faims  and pâMlgnhirfklJè. 


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Qui  nes'avanturc  n'a  cheval,  ni  muIc:  Prov.  m 
fay^otbbigatlitenture  nothing  baue.  / 

Qui  trop  s*  avanture  perd  cheval,  &  ipulc  :  Prov, 
Ventmre  too  firre  yoH  bofe  all  ;  (So  the  dtfereuce  is, 
that  the  one  W4nti  but  what  be  bad  not ,  the  oiber  ho- 
Ces  what  he  bad.) 

Mulcs: f,  MitUs;alfoj^btS'yalfojmyUs^pàntotteSyhiih 
(lippprs.      ^  * 

ulct :  m.  A  MoyU,Mitietj9r' great  Mule\  a  beafimucb 
vfed  in  France  fir  the  catriaie  ofSumptets^  &c  j  alfi^ 
a  baflard  i  alfoytbe  MuUet  fijb, 
TQur  de  mulct  A  iadijh  trick^. 
Fetter  le  mulct.  «*  Ferrer  la  Mul#! 
Lc  mulct  garde  longuement  vn  coup  de  pied  à  Ton 
Maiftre  :  Pro  v.  The  Moyle  ifili  âne  time  or  other  lend 
bûlfeeperarap',  ./       *         /  •  ; 

Mulctanlc.  «  Mulataille.       / 

Mulctict.-  m.  AMutletoryMoyle-lfeeperyMcfte-driuer. 

Mulcttc  :  f.A  little  Mule  j  afmall  kibc^/hefanfuU, 
orbellieofa  Hawlcfi  alfo,  tbemawofaCatjèi  rvbicb 
being  drejfcdii  called  the  TUnet-bag^  frenejf'bag,  or  i 
Cheflopbag.-\ 

Mulicbrc:  com.  ff^omanlie, of  a.  ffoman\  rvomam^^èf- 
,  pminate.  ^  , 

Mulicbrcjucnt.  Wommly^  woman-Uice-y  effeminately^ 
womanijhly,     . 

Miilin  :  m.  A  narrm  beele ^and  high  coffin -jfucb  at  all 
Mules  baue*      ''  . 

Mulin:  m.  ine  :  f.  Of^or bilengingto/iMute. 
Mullon  d'cau.  5«  Moulon.,  i 

Mullot  4»  Muloc. 

Mûlonde  foin.  Abay-ricl(_yhay-i^ac^orgreatbay-cocl{. 
M[Aqt:m*AfieldMoufe.   . 

Mulotcr.  To  bunt  fir ^ feed  oUy^eld-Mice  ;  or  to  turne 
vp  tbe'frneaftsy  or  teare  open  their  botes  fir  the  Corner 
andAkornes  which  they  batte  bid  in  them. 

Mulotcur.  Èunting  fir,  or  feeding  onyfieU-^ice'y  or 
turning  vp  their  neaftsyor  tearing  ope  their  holesyfir  the 
Cnrne^ndAl^ornes  which  are  htddenlntbem, 

Maloticr.  S^pgUer  mubtier.  as  Muloteut. 

M ultation:  t^  A  finingyamerc'mg, puniflxng  by  the purfe. 

Multe:  f.  A  fine,  amer  dament,  penalties  purferpunijb- 

M  ulcer.  Tofi^,  amerce,  lay  apenaltie  on,fum[h  by  the 
^     Pitrjfè,  '  '     -•      ■  ;,;,•■•■■'     ■. 

Miilticuple:  ra.  A  manifildnepeygjredi  multiplication, 
Mûlticuple  :  com.  Manifild;  affoitoUng  in  multiplie  a- 

tioHyW  of  diuers  muUiplication, 
MiA6pliablc:cotù,MuU$pliàbteJhureafeable. 
Multipliant:  m.TbemultipBeri  the  figure  whereby  a- 

mtber  figure  it  muUipÛtd,  '•       ^        >    , 

MMitipWittt.  Muttiffyingyfncreafing. 
Multij^icable  *.  com.  MidtipticablejmuUjptiahle, 
Multiplication:  £  HuUipdcatim  ;  augmentation,  iO' 
<^€rea(è^areatfloreyàcce(re, 

Mulctolie  :  m.  The  MuUiplkand  -,  the  figure  which  is 
/  mumpjied,  \'-  ■    ''  '        •.   * 
Multblie  :  m.  éc:  f.  MuHifûed'^  inert 

■:  (in  numberi)  propagated^  ^'^     :   „   .  . 

MiMJiement:  in.  Amtdttpfymgyapfopdgatmgian 
"^  âk^uHting^  tncreafingCmnumber.)    -  *  '  ^*      - 
Mukiplicr.r»  mnbt^e-y  tétitgment,or  increafi  in  nmn» 

'^berïtopropaptteyfiaresfyammtHy.     r'*^\*     «  ; 
Multiplievr:  m.  Amultipfyeriprûpagater,fièrer,^\ 
Multitude  :  f-  ^  multitude^  nmi  «  ff*^  nmhBer, 

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Mumic/ £  »;Mi«w(ii<i  mâMsfepf  imbalmti ;  f  rather 

ïbeftdfe  whtrewitb  it  bttbbttnt  long  imkalmedivrbe- 
'^  tbefu  bt  PifMfpbaUe,  tr  Jdmhe,  Sêffit»,  AUes,  and 

Bjlmt  incorporated  têgether.)  ^ 

Mundc:  com.4»  Monde-  ^ 

ndé:in.cc:f.  <«  Mondé.  " 

undificatf  :  m.  iuc:  f.  Mmdiftcatme,  mimdtfjmi  \ 

cleânfmi,pHrginf,,purifyittg^ 

Mundificr.  uokeMonèAct.  ;  -  - 

,  Muni;  m.  ic:  f. MunHed,tirmtdJènced,fbrttpedi 
m  pared  \  ftoredor  fiirmflitdvfitb,  fully  proiuded  où  all 
1      \(ind of'necepiies.  -^  / 

Municipal:  m.  ale:  f.  MumipaU-y  proper  y  or  peculiar 
vnto one ondj Citie ybtloHgmg  to  thf  Jreeif^ttofone 
Citiiyorjb  the  right  offreedomp  ina  Ciiie 
Minvcipial./M  Municipal       .       "    /  ~  / 

M'  ink r*:  m .  A  filter,  or  MiUner  j  àlmà  Vottatdi  or 
Cheuin  ( fi^^.  Jafome  parti  of  VranceUui not  fo  yi- 
neraUy)  the  Bull-beady  or  MiUen  tbtmbe  is  alfisaSed 
Munier  ;  S«it*  Mufnicr.  /  /•     7 

Mimificciice :  f.  Mmficence^boujitiey  liberalities  Itft. 

■  I'S*'  ■  i  '  '' 

Muniment  :  m,  M  munitingy  Jtr/ngtbemngyfiWfjr/ftg  j 

4//0,  <M  Munition.     •  .' 
Mœiirt\€nsJultifications  ofalleiationsyi 

yLwwxx.Tomumteyarme,  forMe^  ftrengtberL&rniJhor 
lio7ewith,jnrouldeofall  forts  of  necefl'arjeiy         j 

Munition  :  f.  MmitionMoreyfyfmturey  precautions 
prouifion-^prouantyOrvmuaUpranaimie, 

Miinitionnaire  :  cotrj.  Storini  or  fùmifbitk  withy^o- 
uiding,  ofmunifionJryiétutils-yalfàybelon^ng.tbereto. 

Munitionner.  ToUore^to  prouideofy or^nijhvfith, 
munition -y  to  viéfuallbe/bre  hand.        t  I       ' 

Muquc.  The  nape]  fif  the  neclfe, 

Muqucux  :  m.  cute  :  f.  at  Mucq 

]Awf.m.  AwaU\\irampter.  .... 

Ils  tireront  de  l'huile  d'un  mur;  T^ey  mil  draw  oyle 
out  of  a  vfâU  y  they  w'ûl  doe  mare  tben  any  bodie  el/^ 
can  doe-^(  fronically, of Cbimicall  Extractors.) 
$e  voyant.au  pied  du  mur  fans  ^dkàicSceing  hiwh 
fe!fè  neere  to  that  he  would  btui  without  means  to  get 
vntoyor  power  to  enioyyit.   .         ^^  ,    :      ' 

Mur^mc:  i.^ramp'sér-,^  wall. 
Ce  mot  te  foit  comme  vne  muraille  d'airain.^//S^e 
thyfelfi  this  wordwiUbeftr^rmd  ;  thiou^  maiifi  refi, 
or  buHdyttm  maiefl  lay  tby  UJèyVpon  it. 

Muraille:  m.  et: î.  tvaUedjtampired. 

MuraiJIier  t  m^^^  iof walls;  affeEUng  wats,cleaimi 
vntowaUs^  ^uie. 

Mural  :  ni.  ale  :  f.  ^uraU }  ofytr  belongiag  f «yc  walL 
Couronné  murate.  j4  Cropme,or  Garland  befigwed 
on  the  Jiitldiàr  tbatfirfi  gets  vp  (tn  the  rampiot  pfatt- 
a^uUeduiwne,    ^,- ■, •  ;-;ffi^M:^',.-  .-i         ;,;„;....,•'» 

Mure  :  m.éc  :  f.  tTaSed/an^idi  alfo^eUfidiOr  Jbtt 


Muret:  m.  Ybepurplejhell-filh',  alfo,  a  Bench  (made g. 
ainjl  an  out-wall)  to  Jit  on.        , 
irttte  dc  pojflbn.  Ftjh-brotby  orfawee  where'n,  ff^ 
atb  beene  throughly  boyled  -y  alfOythe  picye-whtuin  L 


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Vn  plat  ide  lbupj;>e$'  haut  mwees.  a  <ufo  ^  vp^a- 
■  ped^lngb-rt^Jbrowesi  ^v  •%  ■■^'''"'\'%^f^% }y 
Murcnc  :  tAftme'leffe/mdtpiefau'U^figQ$  ^tm 
cêlêmpmderti(^ecMji»nejmaUvHl^  vfttbyH- 
low  fpots  \  ether  mayts  r^mbtmg  onEele,  tr  C^n^ 
goîJbMtbaberMiet^étiifideriitgbtrUmb,/^^ 
what,  thicker  thu  tbcbrt,  aid  bermuth  full  ef  long, 
and fiutrpi ttitiL   '/•■.■*,•.;. ■■■.^.. ••..■.■.     ■  -■-.■■■f^,..^%  , /• 

wallt  ;  tffimigtben^firtsfe  rjnth  rmpmti  âl/i,  to 
Murèiatè  :  C^  Gir««è  efMulberrie  treet, 

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Lamurene.     *  ^  '    ' 

Murge  :  IÏ).   A  btape  afft$nes  wbk\>  haue  beentpicke^ 

Vf  QUI  ùfâ  yinijàrd^oT  Garden^  in  the  drejfmg  thtn^ 

Murlcr.  Ttf /(W, /a  if //onr. 

Munnurantcincnt.  Murmurlngly^  ^t^^'^rirtiiy^cYHn^ 

tingfyyWitb  a  bêimmini^n  a  bur^ng,found. 
yL^nr\\JiS^ltUX\m.Amurmmer. 

urnniuratior^:f./^Murirurcaicpc.    / 

unnurc  :  tai^'AmrmuYtyOrmuy  muring  ;  avtpmni^"' 

amnttering^or  difconunled  mumblings  a  grud^wi 

gfumblingy  orgruntingyalfo^  a  humming^orbu^r^m 

noyfe.   ^ 
Murmurs;  fn.cc  :  £  Murmured. 
Munnuremcnt  :  m.  A  murmuring  j  a  grudimgyor 

grumbUng\  adifcontentedmuttersngi^alfo^ahirrMrii, 

^rbu%^ngy^7umblimgyOrcroal[ing. 
Munnurcr.  T^murmure^muiter^ grumble -^grunt-^  to 

grudge  yrepine  at  y  or  game/ay  betvoeene  the  teeth  ;V^i, 
I  tobw^yor  bUinme  hl(t  â  Beetle yf^Cy  alfo yto  tumble ^or 
r  crûake/f^  the  guts  doe.        ;  # 

Muron  :  m.  A  Salamander.  ^Nprm. 
Muite:  m.  The  Mirtlejhrub  y  Lool^Myttc. 
Klurtrir.  ^i^  Meurtrir. 
Mufaïcjuc.  5ef  Mofaïquc*        *      . 
.  Mufarigcrc :  (.A Titmoufe.  '■  x. 

Mufapnis:  in.  Dolors  y  Prophets  y  or  great  Diurnes  y  a 

mong  the  Turtles. 
MufzT^iignc^AjbrerpMoufi. 
Mufard  :'  oa.  A  mufet y4 f earner yor  dreamivgfillow  ;  one 

néom  a  little  th'mg  amufeSyOne  that  (lands  ga\tn^  at  e- 
.  uerii  thing  \  alfOyé  parafer  Jiingerer y  déferre/ y  delayer  ) 

ronethdtulmgaboutAbujineffe\a  manofnodifpatch. 
MuGurd:  m.  Stfde  :  £  Mufingydreaming^mnfed  at^ga- 

vngw  pawRngonyeuerie  thing  j  lingeringyprobngihgy 

Melaying\ojiw  dispatch. 

^ort  mu{ardc#  Tbats  long4commmg. 
Mufiirdic:  f.Amufe^dsm^iyfiuMe^eammg]apawfey 

U^Uj^lingering^     /  ;    . 
Mulc:in.AfW<f.  V    . 

Mufcade  :  ^itf  N«Mif£. 

Mufcadçau.  Vin  mu^dcaiiu  éu  MufcadeL 

Mulcadcl:  m.rb€WintMitfcadtUy^Mufcadine. 

Muïcadcllc  :  f.  i^-Wiw^e-ra^^ 
Pomme mufauielle.^irw4^^^^     ;. ,,    , 

ofaveriefhutUy^ndfiveitâppU)  refemblisMf$fcadt^e 

mcÊlêWytafi^mfTmiUiéd^ 
Mufcagineux.  X^pii;#  Mucagincux. 

Mûfcat i  PU  atc.  £  ^^^^f^^^t^ifi^^fj^^ 
fiHttui  0rfiaftmidMMmke.that^^^^ 

Cerifemufcate.  rbemke(adebcate)Cbef^t^^. 
Raifinmufcat.  rbeMt^i^BdHttOrapi^mjcaimt^ 

^^Rofeiiwfortc.l«»-*ûtf*jr^  -m^^A-' 
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Mufchcbbut.. 

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.  oïiy  compound 
andflefl),and 

Mufcofitcz  :  f 

MtJfçulc.  Veine 

.Mulculcux:  m. 

ofHuililes. 

Veine  mujcu 
Mufculofité  : 

brar^nie  fliffhe 
^Mufc:  f.  Oneêf 
conceity  plaine 
Adims  ApplCi 
Donner  la  m 
driHC  into  a  b 
ftudieyOnibe  n 
Faire  fa  mufc 
ferbebathfmi 
Mulcau:m.  Th 
Milièlcuxrni.i 
%lCyClo[mgthe 
Mufelier  :  m.  c 
Mufelicr(>:  f.  A 
aljoythe  proj^e't 

nofe  as  hetrai 

ftînofe.         I 

Mulcquinrm. 

minate^orperf 
mnch  he  accoi 
eut  âtyOs  an  of 
Mufer.  Ttf  ;»;//?, 
parrfeyOrlingei 
llmufcquek 

Faire  mulcr. 
fiudie  J  to  défi 
or  daunce  at  te 
Tandis  que  1 
VTo.frbileth 
in  Loup. 
'  Tclcuideaîn 
rvbodoebutk 
and  yet  but  loi 

Muferolic:  f. 
Mufet,^Muf< 

Mufctte:f.i<; 
.^^^yalfiythe 

Mulicaîcment 

Mufîdert:in;. 

Les  mauvais 

à  eux  mefm< 

^nt  abfhrdii 

^J^rfidions^ 

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Mij/îinone,i<i 
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Huile  mufccflint.  iW/^ij^e  ^Ui  an  9yle  extra^ed 
from  Miukejind  other  aromaticli  Simples  ;  alfo^oyli  of 
Ben  ;  0}ile  drame  from  the  Nut^  orfrmt  called  Ben. 

Mufchcbbut.y^  Moufchcbour. 

Mufcle  ;  m.  The  ffeatfeaMHAl(le^or  borfe  Mu$l(leialJo^ 
a(fle{hie)  Musi^le  j  the  infiniment  of  volnn tarie  moti- 
,  ony  compounded  offiaewes^  veines^  arteries^  tennens^ 
andfre\h^and  haning  a  sl^in  peculiar  to  itfelfè.  •  -  > 

}J[\}{coCitçz:  (.  Slymie^orfnottie humors. 

^iifçulc.  Veine  inuf.  See  Veine  % 

Muiculcux  :  m.  culc  :  f.BrawnieyfleP)ïejmufculouSyftiU 
of  Hustles.  -  y     ' . 

Veine  mulculcufc.  Lool^e  Veine. 

Mufculofité  :  f.  A  mufculousj  or  fiep)ie  fubftanee  j  4 
brawniefriffheffeyhardnejfey  orJùUneffeoffiijh.' 

Mufc  :  f,  One  of  the  nine^ufts  j  alfoy  a  Mufe^  Foeticall 
conceity  l^âiney  Votme^ùt  Song  ;  alfà^as  Mufardicj^yS, 
AdimsÀppletree 'y  alfbyO^  Toffc.  .m 

Dpnncr  la  mu(c  d.  To  amufe^  or  put  info  dumpes  ;  to 
dmc  into  a  browne  ftudie  ^  towaJ^e  a  manpawfey  or 
^udieyon  the  matter.  ,^ 

Faire  fa  mufc  4  maie  T)eere  to  lift  vp  bk  mtixs^e  af- 
ter he  bath/melt  at  the  females  nature.  t  .. 

Mufcautm.  Tbemur;^eyfnoviftyOYnoféofabeafr. 

Mufeleux  :  m.  cufe  :  f. ^uf^U'mytjinivptbe mu^ 
Q^lCy  cloftng  the  nqfeyOrfhovpf.  {^^  ^    ^  ^^  v 

Mufclier  im.cvcif.as  Miacleux/  •  ..:  -  " 

Mufelicrw  £  A  mu'^^eyalfOytbenQfi-bandofabridley 
àlfOytheproj^endef-bagtbatÇvfuaUj^ 
nofe  as  betrauels  >  al/o^  a  iar4iaclepr  anvnruliebcr^ 
lesnofe.  \  : 

Mulcquin:  m.  Alittledopprettie/homyi^yah^^ 
minateyorperfiitned  Courttetytbat  maizes  iMe  tajeuerie 
mnch  be  accompanies  \  alfoy  aplacetomufe  wi^rfjo^ 
out  atyos  an  openwndoWy&c.         ' 

Mufer.  Tomttfc.dreamey  ftudie,  betbinl^ebimfelfi  ofi  to 
farrfeyOrlinger  about  a  matter. 
U  mufc  ijuelquc  part.  He  flay  es  fomevpbereyOr  others 
Faire  muièr.  To  amufey  put  into  a  dumpe^  driue  into  a 
fiudie  J  todcfirreydelayydriue  ^f^mal^e^ay  his  leifure^ 
or.  daunce  attendance  an  him.  "^  \ 

Tandis  que  le  loupmufê  la  brebis  encre  au  bois: 
Pro.  lybiie  the  Wolfe  mufes  the  Sbeepe  efcapes  j  or, as 
wLoup.  . 

Tel  cuide  aimer  qui  inuk  :  Pro.  Some  meane  to  loue 
rtfbo  doe  but  looCe  their  labour^  orjome  thinly  they^louty 
and  yet  but  loofe  their  labor.'        ^ 

Muferollc  :  f.  A  MufroUfor  a  borfe. 

Uw(Qt.as}Auicitc(intbeUter/iB€e.) 

Mufctte:  f.  A  little  Bag-pipe  iw(morepr0piTlf)asVi- 
elle  ;  alfiythe  Shrew-moufe. 

Muficalcment.  Muftcallyymetodiùuflyjbamonioupy. 

Muhciert  :  m;  AMuftcian  ;  a  pofifror  ofMnjkke.    . 
Les  mauvais  munciens  ne  (ont  iamais  ennuyeux 
à  eux  mefmes:  Pro.  Few  tnen  grow  wearie  ef  their 
9tPne  abfwtdities  Jew  mmM^tlnif  mm  barjb  i«r- 
P^rfèmons.  -^^-       '"■■■'  V 


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Mujicn  :  m.  çnnc  :  f.  jffiSmg  the  Mufit,  . 
Mi)/iitx>ne.  j4  kteili  tbats  bodied  %  a  Sbeepe^nd  epà- 

Mufique:  i^uM'iffulfdifJbarmme,  

Va  A(he  n^encend  riea  eà  oiûfiquc  :  Pro.  am  Affk 

jj'^  little ilfil iM  barmofii*»     ^^±::^:.^i.  v  -  i  «-  - • 

^Wiier  :n,A  MilUr  )  a^^  VotUrd^rChtm» }  âifo, 

'  'i Milters  thumbè,'"'"-'^,*  ij'  *  •  •i^'-r  > 

'  D'  Ey^f^  devenir  muibier .  TV  btc«mt  ^  ritb 

f09fe^fnobU  bafe,  ofventrâbif  mferibUito  fiilijhm 

*  ^  e^titêAlmêju;  (Xbi  «rigp^ttmu^efcau 


é^ÈreiquehutatiCtùtt-.butTimeCand perhaps  Reafon) 
hjttb  changed  hv^cfnia  into  Muùûcr.) 
M.uCniet.m.ért\f.O/,orbelongiiigto,a  Miller. 
Pulcés  muuHcrcS  des  Hoftcls-Dieu  de  Paris.  Lice. 

Mulquardin.  4tf  Mufcardin.  [ 

Mufqtiat  :  m.  J^ufoadine  ;  or^  a  }(md  of  fir  ont.  and 
beadiemne.     •*    •*<*  »  •'    '     '  .    i  '         ^ 

Miifquat:  no.  ate  :^£  «ir Mufcac.   •  ' 
Muiquc:  m.  ét:f.  ^^Mué^dy  bénits 

Musl{e\fïveeta4Muslfe, 

Aiguille  mufqùéé.î^/'tf  muslfed)  fiH1(nèidkj)rpjep. 

heards  iodl(in.  -^^  «  ,•:»«.  '  I  ' •  '  ;  î - 

Mufquer.  To  bemtht^piftflkmevritb  Mas{f. 

Mulquetc:m.é€:f.4*M«fquc.     •  W'^"    ' 
Mufqucttc:  f.  as  Mofqucttei  ^(/^,  «■  ceftàheyeUgiv^ 

and bard-rinded Peare.  ./ ...  'i^^-         • 

Miifqucux:  m.  culè:f.  taUofkuslfeydlfo^Muc- 

„•, queux.  .:••■■-     •      ,  ■' ;i  i-..;.'"  ;. 

Muflàfe  :  f.  A  Ipnd  ofjheil-fijh  thatpmmhat  refembks 

Mufle:  f.  Àfecretcornefypfmiehootdyhidînghole'yan 
odd  no^e  to  lay  a  thing  out ^f  the  way  m.  '-<  ■  ^  -,    ^    ^ 

Muflc:  m.éc:  f.  HiddenyConcealedyl(eptchftyeônkeye/ 
^litoftbe  T9ty\  alfè,  lurt^ng^ySlfpvpkmiyfytiât,  layed 

jMuflcnTV  hide^oncealeJittpe  clefeytajoutiftbeway; 
Upti^4olurlieyil(pvfl(eyprJ^Hatin 
Muflette  :  £  A  little  bole jf  orner,  or  hoard  to  bide  things 

'M\À\tW.(Lii.APowteyOrteîe-povpie.  ^    v 
Mut:in;«jMuflctte.      '         \         -    :    ■' 
Mut.4»Muct; 'Z)»»»*^;J>J5^»ff}   '  •  *    ■ 

Chieqs  inuts.  A  kjhd  of  white  hounds,  which  neiier 

caUonaçhange'yalfoUjihè-houndsiteartfsedàtherwifef 
Ximicrs  de  mut/y      -  •     -  ^  •*'''  *  ' 

Mutation  :  f.  Jtmiilitionyehange^lterdti^'ehangint^ 

exchanging  ^alfo,afl)a^tipHngwitb  colours  of  a  dim- 
*rentl(ind-yLool^ii}XAge.  ••"  •  :  '     f 

Mute.  Looifef  Meute.  ,<    .  #  * 

Mutilation:  £  A  mHtilati«^ayming\diminution'y  the 

cutting  of  a  prineipall  member  from  the  b&dité  . 
Mutilé  :  tn.  ée  :  £  ^utilated^amedymdfmed -,  alfiyde- 

iè£liueyimperfèRyWanting  dprincipall  member,    .  ^ 
Mutileir.  to  mutdatt,  maymey  tame  j  to  mal^e  imperfiCly 

or  defeStiuei  to  cut  oljyditnhttjb,  or  tal^  givty  a  part 

m^       ■■•■,..  -^    ■    >;♦  ^  •,■••■•••••••'•■'*.•• .-.    ••■••,■'•--<»>.*■,.,. 

Mutin  :  m.  ine:  £  MMinousjtifsisuttuouSyturbulentyyn- 
u     qwetyfiirringy/edifhusyfitli^tit.  ,1 

Homme  mutin,  htv&piç  RoiîfSn,  flafcon  de  Vin, 
prenntotcofifin:  Pro. LMi^ Homme.'  '•' • 
Mutinateurt  ta.  A  mutiner  y  m  rasfèrofbroyles^  hegm- 
nerefjUrresy  breeder  if  tiunults ',  a  fire-brand  of  ft- 

Mutination:  f.^^jMi»M|;  «Tyiy  Mutinerie. 

Mutinen^nt  :  vr^A  mutimng^fi^us  repiniftg,a  tur- 
bulent ^rring.^'^'^V^'^^^^ 

}A\itinet*To  mutine 'yfàêîiougy  to  repine  at,  feditiaufiy 
iojiirrey  or  be  the  'authotofafiirreyagainfiafuperior. 

Mutinerie:  £  4  mutmti  tumult,  fedUiouy  infurreOion, 
I     vproreyàfiirte, trouble  ybufmeSeyru^ngybitrtfburly^ 
I  Vi\x€\t,feimuieya4aHit9ke,    ''       :     v  r-t*i  :i 

MutuH  :  m.  cUe  :  £  ^Mutually  reciprocaUyfmercbessge^ 

'  able»-  '-''"-  "^  ■'-  '__:-*?<•>"< !/<.»•-»■: V''^'-  '..■..'"'■»'i»«iJri.uyvi; 

Mumk^ementmMUy,reciprocaBy^mbastg€àl(^, 
on  eauaU  tearmes,  or  one  fit  another,  .mi  '  >   ? .  v 

Mutuks  :  m.  BracifetSy  CofbeUr,  or  jboukMm  puces  ; 
4t^d&  themofiprop€rif)Cêw^a:itmmt{mmUing) 

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becaiefefitt  itnot  v^kvtmmm)mt.mjmi»P^^*ém 
often  bHrttiyfiuhéulpiowber,  i    >.  :v^;'.  ,»»*><> 
Mycacoulicr:  m,Tbfm$éP^'Vftff^P*9»f  .  lipt:  J. ' 

MySSIft;  in.H-(/i-i«r«Ai  9rbdlfiA$pr0tm»ts 

Bad  de  beftes  i  my-ci^<MK  <i4itl«i  mrtiffii^U  ff 
'  Bailleur  de  febvès  â  n^-CToift;  dmfmrtfbeâtir, 
Myerc  :  m,  A  PbiJîMn^aeb^r  SitrgeM  j  têMoIk» 

?to.(So  dangerom  are  tBcfe  beaftsjvben  tk^jumgj, 
My-fordiu:*in.  u«; 6  ftîijyM:*^^  <?-  -<i6R>v v 

Mygale  |^iIfWifi<#«(^t«,'?V;V'^  .i  T.";  :ih;:r -^ 

Mybwt^f -Milon*^:,  ^i^^^f  .v^^iu  y  -  f  ^r  .lii^rî  '  ■ 

Myope.  /<  ififutofditU-eyed  Serpent,  wbub  batbfiet 

Myrabolan. itt  Myrobalan.     rijv  ''^t.l  «v^itn  :!  i  ' 
Myrc:  m.  Tbe  maie  Lat^tif^lâmifefm^im  Wm\ 

MymiqMC*  B^anii3yi:fp#(UlC.  rktgrmMitfUt 

'  aM/éjbem,orAkfrne,cattail§n^        .^^rn.- y 

Mfalîroqu«-*fc^4roç^^  , 

UytohMii  m.  AnÉa^g^^fmmtéllid^  tbe 

^   Myr»baùM  Flamme ,  vAietèrfthmP  k  4mrii(mH 


_    .  tPbâmfy'mejSia, 

[yfie:  ju.  ^  Fnt/L  «fRafa.      ^^ 
Myâac;  m.  itiifêrie\  â  r«/igMM  ficfeiyomaen  rue 

ùbfiitre ând bigbpmat efRtSgfmi.  /        ,      ,      * 
.  Saoi  aive  urâfteie.  «StfaMui  «(^|r  ceremotùetwkb. 

,iMmém,fiUef  miReru,vtr'H  midi. 


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Myftique  :  <»iq*  M'i^câUlfecretJacied, 
Myfliqijement  CMi^umyftcretfyJàctedlj, 
Mythddge  i^  An  expuàder  effibks. 
Mythologie:  ê  ^nexpoéien/>rmor4ln^g$ffibi(j^ 
Mytholoeifcr.  |Ttf  fàr/>(»«wwr  merali'Ke^/kble. 
My»T011tc:  n>.  éc:  {.Hal^vauUed/jalfi^arcbed. 


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Myirhc  blanchç.  mfU*  ^Pifyrrbe,  tbe  beflffnd  of 

MyRhe  SfjiOt.  Vk^^mffmMmêkmM.  (m 

dteé$béi^^w  ffmm  Ufê^^ftbem^Mfrre, 
firainedtfbiUituntWf  éfdetbemifttignm^S»- 

Ml:flL'ilifirt2ritmes  «jr«*(iE'e^4Mi|f  J^- 
ik,l^jihkUMvt!^  ^  -     Ha. 

Huile myrdn.  MkUtegiIff^  nxtrâMfmMàiit» 
Kfuntiirope.4irMi(âniniope.  .>xv:  ' 


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Nabote':  £.  /<  r^omân  dwin^i^ 

"^^^^^^iàMt^'.f.  Tbe  fame. 

Nacdfe  îtASlfffeyCûclt^beat^fim-rieyfmall  kng  beat; 
hence  alfi^  BêtA-bemkjn  4  c/tPfifhkned  like  a  Boat. 

NacIe.-»Naac/     ^' 

NacqiieteCi  m  Naqueter. 

Naae  :  £  A  Nâ^er  j  a  grut,  gnd  longjheU-fiJbi  the  m- 
^e  ûfvfbofejbell  is  mued^nnd  brêmte  êf  celm,  the 
mfide/meitbftndêfafiùningMue'y  tbe  firme  {hrtai 
«t  the  mu  end/nd  narrow  at  tbe  otber)fommhat  lilit 
,*  Smitkis  bemms',(it  h  butfeldome^or  neuerjimd  on 
mtrcoafi.) 
NsKIf  de  perles.  Mother  of  Tear  le  y  tbeheâutijîill 

'  jhêU0fm$$^ffb,ipbereintbetfefi^ndmoftPtarlei 

Nadaïr.  Ifte  Voint  wbicb  is  dire^lj  oppofttevnto  the 

Zmiik^vhderwrftet. 
l^^deh  m.  A  Slew-wornUyOr  srmd-wême, 
Naà^î  KASmf^feê'Croundtin.     * 

Na^é:  nu  ée:  f.SmmnUy  floated  on, 

Nigtani»  SwimmingyflHting, 

■  ^Le  mal  an  encre,  en  nageant:  Frov.T^  vnfeafona- 

bteyemre  begins  mtb  raine, 
Nlgeaieat:  va.  A fvimmmg,a  floating, 
. Ni&Off  ;  in.  AfmmmmgiAaee^  vMterft  tofwm m, 
N^eoite  :  auTbtfinu^afiflnaifb^  romid-fet  attire 
'     affiu,  and  welt-flanbod  Lawnéor  Cambrick'»  rmne 

(fir  tbe  maftpmi)  bpisridm-^enttetvemtn,  betveene 

thek  boire  (iMeb  h  oner-feeres)  and  tbàr  boods, 
Naeer;  ta.ém:thifemait%â(bimmkig\wbeneei  ; 

Iln'eft  nager  qu'en  grand  eau  :  Pror.  Tbere  ts  m 
JbrimAi^tbe-fi», 

Téflifkmne  j  g^^/eto, 

tt  en  garand^il.  Te  Mmme  m  arpm^mw'^' 

WÇtêfram  m^fbÊÈtm^Caml^tdiim  lfi>>i^^ 

ammjn  negotiate  inMuptfmeflbonef^e«9tf^^ 
tûe/rwberé  nmaÊmmtmé»fi^é^___^^^ 
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Ilnefai 
ivemaji 
amaifte\ 
Nageur: 
Les  bor 

Najjcurc 
Naguère 

Ci  e-rpbU 

Nairf.'» 

Naïf'-  ro.t 

right, pm 

L'home 

Naifvctiji 

initowi 

Naïfver. 

fecme  qu 

Naïfvcté 
titynatui 

Nain  ;  m. 
one  thats 

Naine  :L 
Naintre,£ 

Naîïé  :  m, 

Niïfcr.  T< 
Naiflancc 

appearm 

Naissant. 
tû?{ce  j  là 
cent. 

NaifTar 

or  motht 
orjhc  la} 

Naifsant  : 

(ippeaùn 
Heritage 
land  thai 

Naiftrc,  T 

cted^ro: 
ctd^9r  bf 

Naizcr.  a 

Nambot  ; 
diprat,0t 

Namps  :  i 

rmoHci 
Mortsn 
btiî^or  cl 
Vifs  nan 

Nainptrn 

Namptlr, 

.,«ciiicnt. 

N^ceHe 
Nani  ;  ou, 

Nantr.'  m. 

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coinfl.al 
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poiflow  à  linger:  Prov. 

îVe  mufi  notiiAchafifli  tûfmmme  j  a/cboUer  /•  naél^ 

amaifiertûworife^&c. 
Nageur-  m*  ^fmmmer.  ^\      , 

Les  bons  nageurs  font  a  la  fin  noyri  :  Vioy^Good 

fvfimmen  4/  tbi  Uxgih  fied  Hdddéclfs.     . 
Na^curc  :  £  ^fmmmmgi  a  fluting 
Nagucrcs  i^u,n*agucrcs.  Un  langfinci^nn^.of  Ute^ 

Naïf:  m.naïfvc .-f.  UHilie^  qnut^e ;  natMraU^ l(indlic, 
rilhî^ptâpiryUtte^niwaj  càunterfiit.  •  ;  v» 

Ll  homcur  natfve.  TlHfofiftttkbtêm». 

Naïfvcr.  Tonp^efeMt  ïulmliêi^kwtfyUpriftminU 

ownel(tnd\to  dcfcribe  riglftfyy  erprtfi/fyi  tomal^e 

Naïfvcté  :  f.  LiHdmejfCy  qmclineJPeyl^dlmifeyfrcfrk^ 

Nain  :  m.v<  divar{e,or  dandlprat^n  elfi^wh^oUie*^ 
one  thaïs  no  higher  then  thn^  hprfi-limuts.       v  r  / 
Naine  :  t.A(h€dj¥ârfi/>r  wemandpf^rft.  -     >•  ^  • 
Naintre^&Naintrelfc.  45  Nain,&  Naine. 
Naiïé:  m.çe:f.  Steeped ^or foal^ed (as beufe^JH  wa- 
,    ter.      .•■\;r  "■v>-^^.^^j;v  f-'.-r-''^-v^^         •..    '/-.ivK' 
]:^2iCcr.  To  fieepeyOrfoa1(e(hempe)in  water, 
Naiflance :  f.  Bhth ; ^ beimmgy^rmging^^^^ 

appearmg\a^o^onei0iuickm iwbirUantc.    .^^^    • 
Naissant,  fon  propre  naiflant.  His  nunàtM  ktherh 
tance  'y  landv^befîtobtwoê  botnc^  ^r  cornes  kf  dep 

Naiffant  convcmiovucV  Money  gigeHybf  ajiikery 
or  mother yto  be  ïmployed  onapkrcha/efif  tbcir  cbiU/i 
oi\the  land  pur  chafed  with fUchm^ney.  '   ^ 

Naiisant  ;  ro.  ante:  f*  teginnmgy^ing/ing^  ^^fi^gyfirft 

ûppcatingyOr  camming  into  the  v^orld. 

Heritage  iiaiiliuK.  Tilfif  land  whneto  one  Xffxs  borm } 

land  that  cm^s  by  linealidwfcent.  ;  /     . 

Naidre.  T^M  hot^ybfed^  ingendred^  f>f\  to  rife^pro* 
ceédygrowy^rini^talie  begitming^from  j  to  btprodu^ 
ced^  broMg^fh'Sb^k^^^  ^ 

Naizcn  «Naifcr.  ^;». r ^W/.  :\_,; -; /     '     . ,1  .. 

Nambot  :  m«  A  divarfi  ;  eifi^  Sttleftartieling  j  m  dan* 
dipratyOi  lêwétpperlmg^ 


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amps  :  nu  MmabUsi  eùtfelb  that  moMi^Bkg^bee 

.  Morts  DàlTU>$»  Gêods^hûufltoU^ujfi^^  diâdmêua- 
bfes^r  cba^whUh  maybe  rmwed.i^      **<- 

Nainpt:m.  AdiJkef^iâbeaflyûrmoMahlidifiramdi 

fi^fe^mo^r  dijbaining)  (m  wbicb fence  ontcommon 
Latpyers  ife  Naam.)    r  .   ^  ?^v       w .«,  ^  -^ 

Obligàcîm  ptr  nmnpî.  A  bonded pg$^ubêêt^ 
ficNançtiiscmcnt.  m  Nantir-      " 


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t»  \  fn^é^  titéêm%,  tMmmté^  êr  fàmttimtjjw 
^M^ébmétbhifiit^gfiAéimwkmitkltfUwed 
firvhomit  is  âfpomted,  êj  Qtéet^m  m  mUmrù 

^éditeur  nanti  de  gatt,  Ifl^àkMk  spam  fit  bit 


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Rente  nantie.  Dontleconaaâ  aeflé  exhibé  au 
Seigneur»  oui  fes Officers»  pour  acquérir  droid 
reel,&  hypothèque.    ^  :  *i 

Sergent  nanti  de  deniers.  Into  wbofe  bands éfrwo- 
neyjmde  (yitbefek  of  land ^  or  goods  m  exeeutimt^  is 
M.  ^' 

Nantillçs:f.Fwit/r^ 

Nantir.  To  confignCylay  downey  deliuer  into  the  ba^ds 
of\  togme  afèffaf^rfofej^on  ofi  to  tyefiift  ;  ^feUyap^ 

f   point yOY  mm  omyonae  thingfin  tïfmdetmitiey  or  afiu^ 
ranee ^of another.        . ..  :ii     .    . 
^e  iiainir  de.  •  To  fih^  oHy  to  get  the  poffeffm  of. 

Nantiflcment  :  m.  à  conjtgnation ,  dehueney  laying 
downe  of\ayeelding  offeifm^agming  o/pojjejjion^vn' 
toi  alfo^a  public Ifey  orlegflUafftCtation^  frfi^^^Hy^P' 
pointingy»  pointing  out  of  me  thing  fir  the  fecmttiey 
or  indemmtui  of  another  j  alfo^  feifweyfeifmg^  or  get- 
iingtbepojjeffionof. 

Nantissement  de  T execution,  font  les  gages 
prins  par  Execution  fur  vn  debteur. 

Napel  :  m.  Helmets  flower  y  ^r  eat  Monl^csbood  y  (a  ve- 
homoushearbe.)  ^ 

Naphe.  Eau  de  naphc.  Ortf;f^?f-/iwrr  water. 

Naphte:  f.  (Heldtobeliquidy  orfoftyBifumeny  or  the 
firayning  therof^U  in  truth)afofty  &fulphur cm  earthy 
or  mouldy  which  is  eajiiy  inflamed  by  any  firejhats 
neeri  it^and  once  fired  will  not  be  quenched  ye ^uially 
not  by  water.  fe^ 

Napleux  :  no.  eufe  :  f.  Focl(ie  y  fiiU  of  the  {French) 
pocl{es.<  ^  V 

Napoher;  tn.  The  Burre  doc\e^y  dote  Burr e  y  great 
Burre.       - 

NapoIIer-^NapoIier.  # 

Nappe  :  f.  Atable^cbtb.    '  *^  * 

Naquaire.  A  lowdinfirament  of  Mufickeyfomewhat 
resembling  a  Hoboy.  , 

Naqucic^ Nacre.    .  ',       « 

Naque  mouche  :  m.  A  Flic-catcher^  a  gaping  hoy  don  y 
anidleguU.  * 

Naquer.T0  j^fftfU'^or  bite  often  and  with  a  barfbfoundy 
oia  dog  doth  when  bee  gnawes  hUttchmg  baUoclies  j 
néeir^»  ce  chien  naque  le  culi(wbicbiiafoane- 
quiuocationto^n'aquclccul)^^  ^  ^^^^    x^^ 

Naquct  :  no.  The  bfy  that  feruesy  or  flops  the  ball  after 
tbefirft  hundy  fii  malfc  a  better  cbatfy  at  Tennis  j  a 
Court*\eeperyOr  Tennis  Court^l^iepers  hoy^  -  ^ 

Naqucrcr*  Tofhue  (orftûp)a  baU  at  Tennis  ioljiyto 
wait  at  a  great  mans  dnoni  (  nnd  tbenc€)âlfby  to  ob- 
feru^dnet^iUyyattendmê^qmoufy  ^ 
Nâqueter  les  dents.  T»  chatter  the  teeth. 
Naquctet  delà  queued  Têwag4hi  tntteJ^ 

Narcaphthe  :  f.  ^nAromatHâll  Indian  woody  cal- 

Narcisse  :  m.  NarcifuSyPfîmrofepeerelefei  tbeDaf 
JhdiUyTiafodîUie^TMfodomnMieé^     ■> 
Narcîflfe  ConôafiiuK>pofitain.7*#  double- fiewted 
VafodiUofCtnflantmaptti  atfly  thewtéti  fea  Dajff- 
diUyOrwbiuftaOninn/ 

Nâtcmkiue  :  coo.  tf/«yvj 
offhsce, 

l^it^im.  SpH(e,fir  Spè^oiurdH^n  benrbo^s^n  k  kf^ 
Nard  baftard.  Lauender  SpHe.  .    >.  ^, .  ^  ^-*rîv 
Hmé<:àôqm.FfencbSpi(ienardy^nntimt^^^ 

'  ^ard  ^  '-  •■^"•-     '••  ./-^^-^' 

^^ÙmÀiAs.fhéfme  id^ 
whick  we  alfocaU  French  Spitiemtfé.^ 

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N^rd  de  Lenticc.  4;^  Oignon  d' ladc 
Nard  dc  moncaigne.  Mountaine  Spilfcnafd. 
NvdruftiQUC.  fHiâSfil(€nardif^âliriamy  Cêfênu 
téàk^ttwaU  J  alfèybiMfki  Auefis,  mnfUty  er  blijftd\ 
êlfo^Hâflewort^Fok^fiùU  Afarabacu  j  (fir  iuem  one 
ofthe/e  bi^rbti  it  called  h  the  Utmèi^  Nardus  ruf- 


u  -fli. 


Nard  fauvagc.  <«Nar<l  rufi^uc}  But  efecieBj^ 
Sen»aU\  which  it  câlledin  Latim  m  wrA  Nardus 
fylveftris^  Nardos  rultica.  •  ^ 

Na^d  Syriaque.  S)nan  SpilitHdrii^  India»  Spilfe- 

^^ardin  :  in.ine  :  f.  OfVavd^  SfUfentrdi  whence  i 

Hvàle n&rdm. Spilje tjfU,    >        :     .;, - 
Nareau  :  on.  A  nâneU/fr  nofèihriO,  'A  :v^^.^  ' 
Nargues.  Tufiibbin,  pi  ft,  fiejtt  cann»t  heji', 
Nancard*.  m.  »A  bmie-wftd  hndMyâ  pruunofid 
iftofe  J  «r  {geHerêUy)mie  that  bathnefeynêugh  té^are 
fit  bu  neiibboHTs,  or  (m  wefiiy  in  teaft)  one  that  bath 

Natiller.  at  Naziller  ;  (efitecklfy  In  the  Uterfenee.} 
'Sit'ûics;t(AHaT»lies)narrelis,ernofitbriàs, 
Tl^axincf.Jbeno/etbrUl, 
Narquin.  «*  Narquois.       é  .,      ^ 
Nacquois  :  m.  A  Coufener^mpoflerjcomiietfcit  Kogue  ^ 
m»(i  properly ^ne  oftb^e  cheating  andftUbmg  vaga» 
bondsytbat  call  tbemJsluesJEgyptianSyOr  Bohemiant  ; 
nlfojibef^bbîidgejn  barbarous  language^  vfed  among 
them.  :,  ■    . 

Narrateur  :  m.  4  Narrator,  relater,  declarer,  teller, 
fljerperof.  .* 

Narratif:  m.  le  nar.  dc  Icttxa^tbefubied/n  contents, 

of  letters.  ' 

Narratif:  m.  iue  :  f<  Narratiste,declariuiue/UclaratO' 

tie  ;  repot  tingyrelating^xpreffatg.    '. 
Narration  :£  A  narration,  declaration,  relation,  tale, 
'  difcoHffe,report,   >     •    ï.    ;  . 
Natré  :  m.  <M  Narration.  .    , 

Narrée  m.  éc:  f.  Toldy/kid,declared,related,repifted, 

expeffèd^fignifitd^jhemn.  ^ 

't^^utwen%iVkAteUing^deckring.jreporting,relating, 

expefj^gffijeiiingtfayingi     < 
Carrer.  Tê  teU^0i^rt,fittif,vtter,pyjrelate/ep9rt, 
':'  \expe(fe,  difcourfi*  ,  vl*  *^ -«f.^*-*  ■'.■"   "•'.•'  M.  y  :  ; ,  ^  >'  ■ 

Naiâl:  m.  aie  :  f.  Of^  betoitffitg  to/be nofe, 
■    Veine  na^e.  See^eVétte, 
Nafàtde  :f.  AfiU^',  rgp,  offiiiî^HÛn  mfi;  â!fl,ê 
'■  '  futnpe^ftml(eâeaj^,fi»wt,*  y;-  ;:  »  •  »  .♦ -wv,  »r 
Naiardé  :in.  ee:£  riUiptd^  fitted,  ontbenêfi',  al- 
.  .\  i  (iàUridedjfi'nnipedi  .;;>-4.v.-'-    ■  <  :  ■  -■'■>'■*'?  ^"ffr.»- 
Naûrder.  TofiUip  -,  to  rap^fiirt,  ontbenofii  alfo,  to 
^fiumptjtr  bteakt  a  ieafion  -,  play  with  the  mfio/l  aU 

Jb^o^eatfjtiie  thtntù',Tirimce\ 

Cétte^iiienaiâtde.  Thit  firing  iarretb,:.  :«••  /■ 
}^aiScziaini,Xhenofethriilt,lorntmlls.     vj  .à 

Femleurs de nàicaux. Swaggerers^mters, » Vt^v , 
^afitoit:  m.  ilofe'fm4rt,pvden  Creffk,  ttmu  K*«, 

towneCrefes.  '  :«  *m> 

Nafitbrt  fiwivagc^ffÂf^i^Cré'jTli }  $«^iM  Cf  ^ 

Maibfnoiiite:f.^>frttiif  Ùntd^Ud  ftone  firnl^d 

•    with  man  f  bléulie  veines. 

l^j^BfdhTobe  borne  Jbronf/itfèrtb,ftktdofi  têf^ng, 

risejbane  d  begkmi^     . 
Nafle.:  e  AMckeryUafe^  fytMi^firJifbi  njfo^  buu 
^vir/r  ifmdf^  buBrn&es^^bich  l^yw^raii  tenme 


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tofwimmejby  vnder  tbem, 
Naflèl  :  va.  The  cbmne-band  of  an  helmet.    ^ 
NaiTclette  :  f.  AfmaUskiffeJïuUff  coc^e-boat. 
Naflèlier  ;  in.ere:  tOjyOi  belonging  to,  a'sl^iffe,  cocl^t^ 

boater  longboat,'-'-        >  -  ^ 

NafleUc  :  f.  Aslpfetwherrie^or  tock-boat',  afkraU  Im 

(ofwbatfrimejienei'  \)^lfo/i  boat'btwle,or  cup-^  aL 
jôj4  hollow  in  apiUer,&e^aUtd,a  Cafemate. 
Naileries  NaUierc.  . 

Naisidure  :  f.  Aityfwolling,or  tumor  in  the  bodie,  at  it 

(it ft  rifing,  and  befire  the  \ind  thereof  can  be  dijctr- 

ned:  ^Lasgu^d.  .  -. 

Naisiere  :  f.  a  Leape,  weeltjn  WHre  to  catch  fijbiti. 
Naitc  :  f.  A  Ifind  of  Pole-reed, or  Cant',  alfi^  Naphte. 
Natal  :  m.  le  nat.  dc.  The  birth-day, of.  - 
Natal  :  nt.  ale:  £  NataU^atine;,  natnralt ',éf,or  bettn^. 

ingto^natmtie^ birth,  «.  ' 

Natbire  :  »«  A  place  to/wimme  in.      '  , 

Naticc<«Nerit«,i..-\i    -  '     ^ 

Natif:  m.  iue  i  £  îfatiue,0riginatt,bome  or  bredin'ydcf- 

cendedof, 
'Sztiomi  A  natiM,apeef le,     ' 
National:  m.  ale  :  £  nationalisa  nation, 

Concilonational  ffiàch  it  held  by  the  Viube^efm 
-onefynation,^/^'  :        -^^ 

Nationnaircs.  mes  htlMJ  countrey^en-,  theft  tfwj 
^  nation.  •■:.*;'■■'.•-■"■■■ 

Nativité  :£  N^rinfeie^irrfc.  .  . 

.  La  nativité  de  m^e  •  Dame»  The  fiafi  e^tbe  J^atU 

nitieofonr  lMd:e^eptfolemnly,inmatiypatts  efibrtf- 

tendome,on  the  8  d^  of  September, 
Natreté  :  £  Knauerit,roguerie,giillerie,  tbeatingi  tnli- 

nefptfConfenage,   ^  ;^ 

Natte:  £^  «MA,  ' 
N9tté:m.éc:f.  Matted, 
.Natter.  To  matjnake  mats  ifiirniflt,bang,or  coutr,  mtb 

mats.  .  '   _ 
Nattier  :  ra.  A  Matter  ',  or  ma1(/er  of  mats. 
N  attier  :  m.  ere  :  £  Ofmatsjètsùng  to  mal(e  mâts.     : 
Naturaliik  :  n.  .a  VaturaUfi,  or  natnrall  Vhïlofo- 
■  phér*'  '  ."    .■  ■•■■;.:.■-'-'■■"'-'■'    '■-  '\' '■■■■'  ''■'■  '. 
Naturalité  t  £  natitraRtie^turalr^ation, 
Naturalize  :  in.ce  ;  £,  Natnrali7;ed,  made  a  natmat 

fabien,         •;■■;-■■■:.-•'.■■■»•,■   .'■  ■■;■•:.'»•■■■ 
Naturalizer.7>  natitraB^  to  «Mje  a  natttreSfubitSI, 

or  admit  into  the  number  if  hit  nmsnralifkbieds.    ' 
Nature  :  £  Vatnre  5  efencejbeing  ;  alfh/n(m-bitd)cm- 

ditknjMmorMUtte,di^ofitiontineliaatifin,.ptet<r' 

tie  ^tnanner,  pignon,  •v■■^>3'^;»''^vH■L,^*«Sf^' 'C  ■' ■ 
Nature  Ma  dàen  tracer  :  Prey,  ùolfi  Trtcer. 
Nourriture  pâflc  naturç  :  Prov.  nurture faj/etbna- 
tisre,geod  bringingvp  any  breeding.  '^^''^'*'t^  j 
Naturel:'».  Vature,  ormtntaU  difiofue^^^ftt 
conditienMtaMeMoperïU]0lfa^  Vatiaalê>n  natu- 
faUmiofipher,         ^^  n^^-- 

Naturel  :  ».  elle  :  £  Vaturah  ef,  tr  teemdmgto  w- 

Jetie',l(mdlie/sibt.  „\.v'.Ahi 

Fruiâs  naturels.  Fruits  mdntéUi  Jkch  0t  smg 

yeetds  either  0I it felfi,émdi»tt9wnenature/r  by  toe 

helpe  ^mdufirie^  indsfftriom  *»''»'*•       .  -  ;  ,  ' 
aouf  naturel  Sceihr  lour.  i^l^îm 

-  Quint  naturel.  T^r^!?'ffy*^^STa^- 
i^mhirittmakfïhAiefktkeriytt,nm^ 

ofjiobiehkdiJeéimonfi"^'  0^^^^^'* 

NÎSiîd&^SS^i^,^w'*''«t^^*'«^^ 

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t^au*  (Nauts  7ùtraU.)A  gutter  on  the  top,  or  fide  of  a 

booifi.  -,  '       g 

Nava4{c.  4»  Naufrage. 

MavaH  in.ale  :  f.  NavaO'^ofor  beloftifMg  tojh'tps ,  or  à 
fuiàeoffbips.        • 

NauccHc.  4i»  Naffellc 

Naticheiix  : nueufc : i  ^eafieftomâdfjtd'y  rêadleyor 
apt  to  vernit,     .  ,  i 

^audin  :  m.  U  noddle,  ninnie^  goofecap,  coxcomhe  : 
^Norm.  '  ■  •    ^        ■'.,1   ■ 

Nave,  at  Navire  ;  ^jhip,         !  ■(■■ 

Navcau;  m.  The ^âveyo gentle, Trench  NaveWykng 
Kapeid  fauorie  root,)  ' 

Navcaux.  Ffed  fmetimes  in  equiuocâtian  fl/*Ncx- 
veaux  ;  natttroU  catues,focUs  bred,  ijiet  by  birth, 
N^aveau  blanc  4e  lardin.  Tb^ordinerie  Rape, or  Tur- 

■  nep.  .■  ..    '    r        ]      ,    . 

Navcatt  rond.  ^  !r«i»f^.  : 

Navcau  fauvagc.  !2[<r«^M»i.     -  ,  **      '         . 

Navée  :  f.  vncNavcc  de.  ^  ft/^^i/tf/T 

Navet:  m.  Tbefmall  Navew  gentle  Jibe  leaft(and  dâin' 
lieji)liiiid  of  the  French  Navewi 
Gros  navet  The  greats  and  bitter  root  of  nette  Biio- 
nit\o/thehearbeitfèlfi.  / 

Naucttc  :f.  Rape-feed-,  atfo,M)!{zy<zix;  klfo,  à  mo- 
vers fhittle,  •î;*^.^       / 
loucr  de  h  navette.  I^*t*  louer.    ' 

Nauf  :  m.  Ajhip, .     .  o 

Naufrage;  m.Sbipviracke. 

Naufrageux:  m.  eufê:£  Wrac1(tngtpàpwraoh^ring- 

Navrculairc.  Os  iw.  The  fécond  bone  ofilfmfiup,  fi 

ttarmedbecâiifefnjhionedltlceaboat,      ^ 
Navigable  :  com.  NauigabU,failable,  pajfable  b^Jhtp- 

Navigage.:  m.  ae  Navigation  ; -j^(^ ,  «  }laHie,or 

FUtt.  ,  ■:  '  .        *■  ,_ 

Hm^2it\on:f.  Navigation,  fàyUttg, 
Navige:ni.ée:f.Ntf«/^«i«/,/aiM,  | 

Naviger.  To  nauigatejtr  faite,  '     a 

Navire  :  com.  Afitip  ;  a  barke,failo,  or  vèfiUfor  the 

fèa  ;  alfi^  Vaute^  Fleet  ojfiûpt  ',  «Ifojtae  hoUoto,  or 

Meftheband,  r.'-v , 

Naûlage  :  m.  Fraught^  fitre-,  tbe  numej  paiedfir pgf 

Catetnajbip.  *       ■  *       ,        • 

Naulager.  Topi9hUfiângbt,paflage,fwte. 
Naule. «I  Naulase.        -  -      ,•  . 
Nauleage.itwy4nr }  yihence  ;  Baïques  de  nauletgc;; 

fyafiert,or  pipage  barlfes,  -    ^     ^i  - 

^mr\iàAetf.Afigbtêtfea.    '      <       •  t.fi   ' 
Navré:  m.ée:£  mnnded,hnrt',  ajgH^d,  vexed  i  nip* 

Jfdfirefy,'mmgextresmefy»  ,  .'-     ,  ■;.>«»'».-. 
Navrer.  To  voomtdjburt',  bruifi,wr'mgfire,  n'^  eruelfy, 
^P^fb  extfOêmelp\  vox/iffiik,    ,-  ^ 
^^^KOiixa.  Avwmder^hnrter. 

^vntsst^ gent.  A  ebeât'iàgfiiifier ,  common  bpr- 
.^omeryConfentrofâUblf  denies  pokb,  "• 

Naynut  i  £  AimmidJb0^Uêiidmipe,  fire  mp,  firewd 

pttieb,ernetlhlem\êtfo,0'mom$ding^orbMrttng,    Kr 
Naufèatif:  ai.ttie  :  f.  Uath^mt ,  êgam^  the  fmâtke, 
iJ^ti***^  «w  rendit  to  Ame, 
Nauiée:  f.  AwiU^ofer,tovmU,^'Mtnovomkindf' 

mtonj^bont  pomr,to  ^ut-,  éfo,  n  kâthimM  $b' 
i*^^^mt4t$y&o.  *r-x 

Nauiiclete :  m. The Méllo9,or  êmmr  ofêMp:  flUb. 
Naut!  m.  ATKtu;^  !»««•.  ?''^ 

NautiL^rNiutilc  ^, 

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ârêênd,ândopenb9at,andft»imming  euer  (except  in 
time  ef danger)  mth  her  beUiejtr  tifmftdeofberJheU, 
vpmardt,  . 

^^iMtontiict  itù,  A  Shipmanfiayl0r,MÀruur,     „ 
Naux.  fcftes  naux.y9r  fèftcs  de  Nocl  :  ^Poia. 
Naycr  en  l' eau.  4;*  Noyer. 
Nayf.  S^^ifcf  Kaïf.      ^  .  \  ^ 

Nazal  :  m.  Tbenofi-pen^tfji  helmet  ;  the  part  thereof 
rvbichcpuerethtbenefe. 

Nazardtœ,  A  {indofbarfi,  or  iarfingwindifijlru' 
ment.         ■  '  ,    ' ,  ■■:■■'.■■■, 

Nazard  :  m.  arde  :  f.  Jarring, 

Nazardant.  Fillipping,  or  flirting  on  the  nofe  ',  alfo, 
frumping  -,  breal^ingieafts  vpon^  alfo,  iarring.  ■}, 

Nazarde.  as  Nafarde-,  Al/i/t(tndofpeare, . 

Nazarder.Sffi^fNafardcr.      .^      ",         '        , 

N2zdcc2iotc. Goodman  Goats-nofe:l(i^iK 

NaLtJC'.f.Ano/i:^GaÇc. 

Nazeaux.  l^fl^^Nafçaux. 

Nazilier.  To  root  loitb  the  mfe  j  alfo,  to  tbrufl  hu\nofe 
into  euerie  companie.   ,      .  "*  • 

Nazilleux  :  m.  culc  :  f.  fyellnofedi.orihaninga  goodlie, 
nofe. 

Né  : m.ncc:  iBome  j  bred-,  tifen,defcendtd,procecdmg 
jfom  i  gromie,iJfMng,or  corne  out  of. 
Telle  de  cerf  bien  liée.  ,Ji  Stags  head  thathàtb  all. 
it  fights,  "  • . 

.   Né  tout  coifie.  A  verie  richyora  yerte  bafhftU/n^ii. 
,  Nc  i  toucle  pçtil  (  le  Diable  1*  a  chié  eh  voïant.);^ 
ùtjlie  cutter,  i^orthie  gtltant  -,  braue  man  (Ironi- 
cally.) :    .  ;,- 

Ne.  ^Adverb.)  J^/o/i  :  *  /      *. 

,  Qu'il  ne  foit  ainfî,  voicy  la  ràifbn;  4f  the  Latine 
''  Quinitafît:  yruThat  it»  foi  (Held  mmô  elegant 

then  without  ne,  rvbichio.  mal^f  nègatîàetbe  word 

pas  mnfi  be  added a/itr  Ibîc.)  .  ' 
^c  (Conjunùi)  Nor^neither, . 
Ncfince  ;  £.  A  denkll,dafing,or  gainfaying;'^  a  Trauen 

inlaw,  .-■.■■  .  .  '\  .; 
Néant  tfotbing,nougbti  (àword  euérfit  dotvntin  the 
bepnnmgjtt  end  ojan  account  v^ich  is  not  allowed.) 
Chofe  de  néant»  A  trifle,  nifie^içy-,  afi-iuolpus,  vn- 
fiafinable^nffleigbt  matter, 
-Mettre  i  néant  To  abrogate,  antiquàte^be/Hlh,  a- 
voidjnaifjt  uàd-,  alfi,  to  r  nine,  fiAuertjrafeyde face ^  0. 

Tourner  il  néant  Tbe/ime,      \     '        . 
Poiir  néant  demande  confeil  qai  nelc  veut  croi- 
re ^.Vto^.  In  vaine  tb'incredulouâcoimfejlat^et  h, 
Pourfieant  recule  qui  màlhipur  attçnd  :  Proy.  Tbey 
I     that  m  luclfe  attend  gfue  baclfe  -mto  no  end,   '  -.^ 
-  Pour  néant  va  au  bob  qui  marrein  ne  cognoiAv 
Piov.  To  no  ptirpofe  goes  he, who  l^sowes  not  wood,vn^ 
to  the  wood.  .  " 

Qui  voie  enfant  U  vçit  néant  :  Prov.  Man(ftyes 
tko  ifalmi^  bemg  weighed  vpon  the  balance,  k  tigb- 
teribei  noihmi  nfetfi  :  what  then  can  4  child  be  bnt . 
tU  nought  ofnotbisegr 
Neantiae  s  £  Trifling,  1 

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Ncccfïitairc  :  com.  ycedie^nccejfito^i j  ^, oé  Ncccf- 
(aire.   ^ 

Ncccffitc  :  f.  }ieceJJiMjfUid\â  bard ftr  ait, narrow  fimb^ 
veatfrtJJUïey'rrientHcafin.  ^ 

Lc$  iKCCSSitcs  dc  nature.  TVeaJmg,^  pùrimgof 
the  bêdïi  \^fHçh  tbinis  as  mufi  needs  be  done. 
Ghcmifc  dc  ncccfsitc.  ^  ebarmed  flurt  which  (m 

V  yime  imfagfMejpreferues  men  in  battaileSyand  eafes  wo- 
-^••à'^^^^miM  in  their  trduell  ifo  tearmedy  becaufttU  not  to  bie 
tfiiibutin  times  ofexireamtnecej/iiie. 
Ncccfsitc  eft  la  moitié  de  ra%n;  Prov.  ITe  fa) 
that  neceffitu  hath  no  lam.  ,  |g  ^  #'  • 

Necefsi  tc  fait  trotter  le^  vicHics  f  Pro,  Veed  maizes 
tl)"old  wife  trot  (fay  we,) 

Ncccssitc  rend  magnanime  le  couard,  &  le  pufîl- 
lanime  :  Prov.  NeceJJitie  addes  mettall  to  tbe  mea- 
cocke-y  mal(ei  the  coward  grow  couragiosa. 
Tel  a  nçccfTitcqui  ne  s'en  vante  pas  :  Prov.  Some 
•  f    ^rf  in.gr eater  want  then  thej  wiU  vaunt  of. 

i'  ;    i  NccdVné : w.éc^irrgedypreJfedJinfircedyCom 

i       by  ne  ce/fit  ie^'!ss        -"  --    ,  • 

.  Ncceffiter.  Toneceffîtaté  \io  vrge,prefle^  conflraine^ 
'       compell^fbrc'ebyneceffuie.  ^       f 

il  NcrclTitcux  :  m,  cufe  S.  ^^eccfitous^needie^poore^m- 
\  '    dïttpî^beggerÛe^inwAnt.       H 
*  N  célar  ^nu^^eclar-,  tbe  drm}{e  of  the  Oods. , 
Ncékr  :  m.arc  :  £  Of  rfeCtar  ;  mojlfweei  oc  ^eHar/ 

Nedarin:  m.ine:  f.  ^edarineyOfNeâar  ydiuinel) 
rwcet,asT<e6lar. 

Necyomancc  :  f.  Diumation  by  conférence  vntk  dead 

boritesraifed^  '.:.''■  .       •^. 

Ncéfle.  Grosde  nccflc/*///f^r^  (?/ra;';;^^]^ 

aboutn).à.Çici\. 
Nef:  f.  Ajhip\  afayli^a  vejfelljvr  thefea-^  aîfoj^è  bodie 
.'  êfaCkurch.  •-",'■       "-  '^  .v ;  '    y. 

Na^ciiU  Medler^orOjpen'Orfe.         >*         '.'. 
Nçff{\€r:m.ÀMedlertree.  *  f    - 

Négatif:  m.  NegatiMeJmficiatiue/ieny'mg ,  faying  nay. 
Negation  :  f.  ^  negatian^deniallj  inficiation^  ^^^J^L 

nay.  "  '  '  .^■■'  .  >    ■■    •  ■  -V"':-;;  >'    '  '  ••.,  ' 

Negative  :  f.  ^  negatiue  ;  denialijtay.  ^Ss 
Ncgawirc  :  com.  NegaLorit^  inficiatork^  negatwiyde- 

Négligemment  Negligently,  retcblefely,  carelejiy, 
heedUfli'.idUfy.JUttbfiÛyJleepily.  [ 

Tout  eft  fait  negligcmnacnt  Û  ou  I*  vn  à  r  autre 
s'attend  :  Prov.  trbUe  one  another  trufts  tbe  worlçe  is 
tefivndoney  (andfi  between  twofiooles  the  taiïegoes 
to  the  ground})  — 

Negliecricc:  (.negligence i  retcbUfnefe, careUfnefiCy 
heedkfnefeynegUayfiêatb^T^nejr^^ 
pinefTe.drowJmeJfe:  i    . 

Negligent  N<g%»fi  uubUUi^carelelJeificke,re^ 

nrifie^  tav(fe,Utber,idleJoatbfiUi  drowfa^  fleefie. 
Neglitcr.  To  net^a,  defitfi^îggard  lightly,  fajle  ouer 

pipify;if^T^ll^cotmtof,fet^^^ 
:  negU^att/enbkJfeyOaekp^beedleJ^  to 

UolfetUvfU.    \--^i.-.^^-^'[' , .- •  Nv  ."•, ...^.is./  -• 
Ncgacc  :  m.  J  hufmetfeyaffaifei  charge^  tmptdjmenti 

occupymg^rajlfkliiydealmii  labour,  trouble/omber. 
Ncgoaateur  :  m.  ANeff^âtari  trader ^eaUr^  fke- 

teir,Ag!ent,SolicU$fifouiwer 
Négociation  t  £  NegoçiatioM,  impbjment,  handlkg  of 

affahet,  managmg  ofbufitefia  j  trafficljt^  ieatmg^ 
Négocié:  m.ée: t  Negêciatedi  bandied^  managed*, 

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Négocier.  To  fiegociate  j  manage  bufnefes^  handle  af 
hifeSyJiUow  cau/es  j  dealt ^iu§icl{e,  trade  m  matters. 

Negocieux  :m.eulc-:f.  hufie^occupted^tueY  inailian 
euer  dealing,  much  imployed,fill  of  bujinefje.  ^ 

Negotiation  i  &c.  ^  Négociation  i  &c. 

NcffS^icotn.AI^egrOjaMoore.  • 

Ncgrier  :  m.  A^ertainewiidvinethatyecldsabUdt 
grape. 

Ne>irjez.  as  Négrier  j  Alfo,the  blacl^e grapes  thereof. 
Negroeil.^Nigroil .,  .. 

Neiges  d'  intzn.Thingspaf,  fir  got  tensor  out  of  date 
ilH^goe.   •  .  ^  " 

,  Ncij^C  en  iolW2un.  The  bcfprinkHngcf  a  Rofcmarie 
br ancb  with  fait yOrproatbiecreame. 

Qucftions  dcnàgC.FooifJhqtéeJliom^idle^andfrikO' 
lou6  demaunds. 

II  a  pillc  en  beaucoup  de  neiges  :  Prov*  Hce  bath 

çutliuid  many  a  bitter  wmtcf. 
NàgcuTofnow.^ 

Neigeux  :  m.  eufc  :  f.  Snowie.fiiU  ofjhow.  ! 

Ncigre  :  com.  Vusl{ie^fwart^blac\}fhy  of  tbe  cûlm  oj  i  ! 

Nelc  :  f.  Coclile(gyowing  among  corne.) 

Nelle.  Sr^i^^  NetHc. 

Neller.To  varnifh,enameUyOf  gU'^  with  tbejluffe  Nd- 

leure.A 
Ncllcur«L  f.  An  enameU,  varrjifh^  cr  gla^tng ,  m  fart 

wherepfs  affine  filuer  y  two  of  copper,  and  three  $f 

leadialfo,avarniJhingjOrenam€lJingwitball. 
HcnPDiolc:  f.  The  wood  Tortoife.-^^ 
Nendci  Uomdeed-lawjuarrie  nofirfootb  ^  (a  vomm 

oatbyornegatiue.) 
Nenuphard  ^  Nenuphar. 
Nenuphar  :  m.  nenuphar  j  the  water  LiUie^  er  mtcr 

Rofe. 

'  Nenuphar  blanc.  The  white  water  Lillie. 

Nenuphar  Jaulnc.  7  èfjr/^Tr^r^r  LilliCyjellorp 

water  Rofe.  -^  ^ 

Nephca  L(^(>i(:f  Neveu.     * 
Néphrétique  pafsion.  Paine  in  tbe  reives,  by^rmlly 

or  the  (lone.  *  ^ 

Nephritide.  The  fame*,  alfo,tbefloney  orgreueUfetUi 

jnthe  reines.  / 

Nephrocartaticon.  (mflead  i^/Nephrocatarucon; 

I'hyficlfe  that  purgetb  the  remes:^Vah. 
Nq>tunalcs:iI^eptknesfea[lsyOrholy-dayes. 

Neptune  if.  Neptune ',  the  God  of  tbe  fea.^ 

Neptunien:  m.cnne :  f.  of th^ feat  nature,  oftbefca. 

Neptunois  :  m.oiie  :  f.  xy  Ncptunien. 

Ncraut:  m.  A  certaine  vine  whofe  wood  and grepo 
ar e verte blacke:  it  iéUffeburt  bypfls  tbcnany  c- 
tber,andyeelds  avèrU  deepe-redwine.^^      \^^^ 

Ncrée.  (The  name  off  a  Godofthefeajjfmi^  {*^ 

Ncret  Ic fol liereL  ii aboitt  aqaartet  lejfe  iben  ihc 

Tournois,  or,onepart  infix^are  then  balfi  tbe  Farr 

-  /^jiî^^s.iiei«Siitrf»w/*3<fi.^^*'^' '^^^^ 

Ncrf :».  A  Symscwi  (andthefite/ntght,finntb,fi^^^^^ 

ffweri)alfo^  anjbandofyren  wbenwtha  prtjina 

ii^firtered.  ^    ^      .   l  .t^^ 

lxsnafs.TUkm0ifstb4tJl^cotttm^ 

akoohe.  :;M*<fe  -    ^*  ér 

Nerrcavcrneux. JHtow^tfr^*     ^r^^  ;^ 
Ncrf  dc  ccî£  AStapfi%st}e.        j^-  .    ^^    ... 
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M^ion.  T^t  (hruk  Oleander,  Ktfi  trttt'Râfe  Umrell, 

Roftbajtree. 
Slcïïtc-  Î.  A  certaine  rutUjrêimi^ndflHwtbpuU-fifh, 
'  tfftt-fnAÏletver'tttil(etheVer'tw'u^le^ 

ISicnnc  Ntfrtt»^  . 

Vcrprun.  Buci^'the/fneynj'tbome^Kbt'tn^ertUt^  Lax- 

ttiiuRamme.  ,. 

|sJcrquoi&  lool(e  Narquois. 
\^^^^:i.rbeMtrtUptntb. 

Oifcau  dcncrtc.  Tbe  Hirtle  Tbrujhi  called  fo  be- 

canfejhe  feeds  much  m  Mir  tie  berrtes, 
^cxsct.Totyevnth^eweu 
Nervcurcs  :  £  5/r«r^,  erfhuwie  bandt  ;  hence  alfo^  a* 

Scmns  i  atfoyweltt 'ja^o J  earned firealiesinvftodfin 

;.    Ikne.  •  •         ■  "'  ■  \  . 

■^cisç\l\çmcnt.Slrongljyftifiji,fbrciblf» 
Nerveux:  ni.cu(c:  tStnewie^fiiUcfpnemii  al/h, 
'     iJmg,  II: fcypithiey  forcible. 
}izmns:m.  bell-ropes  i  the  cords  wherewith  a  failt  U 

htmmtd. 
.    Les  ncrvins  des  bonnettes.  The  latchets  wherewith 

boMitsbefiflenedtoafayle.  '  \,     ". 

Nervofitc  :  f.  NeruofitieyfaumeJirenitb,filnefle  ofji- 
'    .newts.  'f  '  ' 

Ncrvu  :  m.  uë  :  C -a  Nerveux.      "• 
Ncs.  Lopi^f  Nez. 

]^ç\pk.  i  A  Medleryor  Open-ifrfe, 
)^csj^\kr:m.AMedlertree.  ■  #-> 

Nesquiix:  rii.  A  bafefiUaw  ;  or/»  Mefquin,      \ 
NcfTum.  4Ï  Ncffun  ;  (an  aid  word.) 
Neirun.  A'.*»  ttne^  bodie^t  any.         • 
Net  ;  ni.nettc  :  £  Neat,  cteane,  pare,  cleere  ;  ^tlejfe, 
i-^}titedypaU^d,fmooth\btislieyfmui\fàjsre,    '    . 
Bien  3  u  net  Exaéfyy  perfiHty  ;  a^,  verie  neatly.  •> 
Cthc&wn(X.Thaiisfvreiymritteii,       «        - 
Mettre  au  IICL  T§  eleai^,  make  neat,fiimtb  tit  trim 
vp\atfo^cleere,expoiatd^xprefpt/xfLàni, 

Avoir  le  coeur  na  de. Ttf  befiSiy  refilutdof^fasif. 

fitdin. 

!  Ncticarcs.  LMi^f  Netrieures.  '      ' 

[  Metre  dene.  ^Noftrcdanac.  • 
Nettelet:  m.ette:  iPrettkandiuat',tmmmi,Ms1(e, 

fmug4rUlifieyfmirl(e,        '     ^  .  ' 

NcttetrtCDL  Neatly^leanefyfpkrelfjcleertfyifkuêtbtjfy 

Netteté  :  £  Heatnefe,  cleattnefji ,  tleasdmeffèy  eUete- 

ntjft  ;  pmitie,fmcerttie^tepritie,ferfiffhènefiie, 
Nctticrv«Ncttoyer.'- ;       -,   •'•  ^'^l;-:^ ''::,.  ./■ 
Netticurcs  :  £  The  fweepingi  ef  a  benfi  ;  any  cteaih 
'  i«|t.:--:  ■  ■''^^-.-■,v::' -■■'■•     ■■■■...':■■  .:'-^^^-''.---'^-  )'"'■'■ . 
Ncttiflbir:  m. À embe-brufb.     -       >^'^'?   v'    ' 
Ncttoyable  :  com.  CleanfibU,er  cleanfable. 
Nettoyé  :  in.éc  ;  f;  Cleanfedy  wiped,  fiowred,  pttrted, 

cUned,fhiêothèdy(vMptii     '^  ■    ':^-^^  y^^  ' 

Nettoyer.  TocUanfc  •yWlpe,fvMefe,fiemrtjpitrie\fnk\ 
tbed»tygettbefilibefit0cUere'Jimth,fMfenen, 

^plaine.- ^;^.    ■■■•'-^>  :-■•■;         ■:':.:r\'.:.^r-^,\.:^:^,       .,\i.-. 

Nettoyer  iri)alj^.  T$fimeeft;  wnealfOeâni 
yj^'fk.'i  leanaMàffitbehinijicarrkaUaaNy; 
N  cttoycurcs.  Mt  Nectieuret.  ■*l>:     -  .  ^ } 

^cuchtti  mue  :  £K«MrtJr,it»«^/««C^vife<s««. 
Neud  iva,AI(not'ya  knob,  m  bard  bûêdy  êié^  m 
fi^t'yat^nrre^êrlfim-Um  tnes',  ê^ê,lbitbkji 
f*Wybead,fnmme,  or  clanfeafa  matter  i  tbifrmsim 

P'^bând^btMdffiMereanètfilbjÊrbaMp» 
^neuds  des<loiçd.7W  %Mc^(». 

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hath  met  with  bit  match. 

Neve:  m^ArueU^ecIfle^  ether  the  lil^e  natural  mar k, 
or  blemijb  on  tbe  badie, 

Ncucment  Simffy ,  abfitntely  y  immediately ,  forth. 

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Neveu  s.  m.  .A  nephew  j  tbefinne  o/a  brother  y  or  Jifier. 

Neuf:  m.  ncufvc  :  £  VeWyfreJh  ;  vncoutb,ilrângey  vn- 
kii«wneyVnufid,vnbeardofJefirc 
11  eA  ^ien  nei£^  He  à  a  verie  nouice  i  be  it  verie  ig- 
norant yvnexpert/aw-,  be  bath  bnt  pnaH  experience 
in  tbe  world,   •'" 

Faire  pieds  neufs.  A  woman  ta  be  deliuered  of  a 
child  ;  a  horfe  to  cafi  bis  booues^  .. 

Nci£.Nine(in  number.)  ^  .    *./ 

Ncufain  :  m.ine  :  £  of  nine  -yfbr  rune  day  es.     . 

Neufaine  :  £  A  ninth  j  a  poportian,9r  tbe  number  y  of 
nine  y  alfOya  terme  yOr  the  ^acCy  ofnineiajes  ;  alfo,  a 
vawofninedayeiyêrfbr  tbe  performafiee  of  a  thing 
nine  dayes  together  y  alfo  y  prayers  made  fir  a  dead  bo- 
die  tbe  nintb  day  after  bu  deceafe,     '.  . 

l^cuncGncTie  ninth. 

Droift  de  ÙcuficÛnC'Aitinthpartofthecleereyere- 
lie  vaine  ofmcji  oftbé  Benches  in  Brilaine,exaaedby 
tbePope.   '  '4--,.^^.>-- 

Neufiesniement  Ni8>l>/)p. 

Ncufme.  f#  Neumc.  ^ 

Neufvaine.  «f  Nèu&jrie  ;  wirrarf } 

Lafainâe  neufVaine.  T^«  w»«  Af«/?f.  ^ 
Neumc;,;  m.  Afoundyfongy  orclofè  offing  after  an  An- 

tbam^  the  long  holding  of  tbe  la  ft  note  of  an  An- 

.tbam,&e'y  vfed  much  in  the  ^ires  efUthedraU 

Cimrehes. 

Neutralité  :  £  Veutralitie  j  indiferencie  y  thé  being  on 
'neitberfide. 

Neutralizcr.  icncuLToflandnewter'y  to  talf/t  neither 

partybelpe  neiger  fuie  y  when  two  are  at  oddes  togiue 

-tbejmtbelool^gon. 

Neutre  :  com.  Newter^al(mgruitherpart,helpingnei. 

'  tber fide 'y alfOyOf the Newter Gender.  .'/  : 

Corps  neutcaybicb  is  neither  HI  nor  whole, ficl(  not 

Ncuvainc^Sw  NeuÊûnc  /  / 

Nez  :  m.  The  rtafe;  alfijence  jtr  fmeUing  -,  alfo,  wit,  or 
"'  zmderftandingialfiydifgraceyorjbame.     • 
Ne£  d'  as  de  creuffle.  AnoflHlfean  ace  rftbc  clubs-, 
étbroad  fiat  nofe.  ♦      /   / 

Nczdecirc.  A  nofe  ofwax',  a  thing  that  may  bee 
btongbt  vrtta  any  firme, wrought  into  any  fiijhion,  tur- 
ned or  ebanged  any  way.  ,/ 

Ncz  coap&  Saint  Antbonies  ruA^ladder  nut,  wild 
■    Pifiachoetm  •.     ■   v'v  ■         '■'  "  /  >-'  .  *'  -  -    '■  „■ 
•  Nez  qui  coiwe.  A  notable ^irtt,  fear cbing  witypier- 

eingapfrebejtprt^arpevnderfianding,  ,     ^ 
«  Haut  nezv  Cbieh  de  haut  nez.  A  dog  of  a  deepe 

"  lufi,  or  gifod  font ',  alfoy  a  dog  that  hath  wide  nar- 

_ffllf^  ••♦v'-'i^* '•t'*'^''''*'''..' /■■  ...T"  .■■•■■■  ■  ■  .  ,. 

^AncXfrottedc  vinaigre.  tw/^C  Vinaigre  y 

tenez  loy  croift  €auiofone  that  batb  quietly fwat- 
tamed,  gBdbafefydifgefiedapublickt  affront ,  or  dif- 

ht  nez  aùfii  plat  comme  vne  AndouiDe^  4^f 
j^J»4  fM^ ry*? wej;  ^?t^  Anaoirillj  ^]^^^ 

Le  Dc^âiâ  X  inanche  de  t^osx.  A  btib-raa,  or 

btwkcMfL  ^    ,  ^ 

Le  nczwumialafiiandifc.  SaUdofatkktim^ 

hâilmoui  wembi  or  ont  tbaù  utfb  g»9d  aejbe 

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râttU/iuMdfytrefroite bUterfy, .;-  .  .,  ..  •      ., ,,,  i 
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marquélurleneZilM^^Mouton.'  ' 
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bmftlfi'mtlfnfêm,vAtremtbm9iber k  tbârgedi 

Ceft  i  luy  i  ^en  prendre  au  nez.  H<  1M9  Mr<ii(> 
— '    "  '  'bât tmputâtioih^kfir hmto êffUi that 

felfèi  Mlfi^ù  toug  ofbimfel/e,  be  wuj  r- 

tuitbânife^imfei/èfirit^        ,,,„     >^^    .. . 

Se  prenne  au  bout  du  ncz.  litfce  Prendre^ 

Pris  duiiez.  JbMt  b*tb  ibo  mmrte^  lobofi  nofe  Ufiof- 

pedoràidfidw'ttbcoIJ, 

Ke&lre  ^n  nçZ.  To  pUlft^  j^Mtber,  vp  bà  ertimma 

iuine,        1  ■  ■■ .  .        '^.-•.; 

.  regarder/plus  loing  que  lé  bouc  de  (oniie:^'  To 
'e  ne^j^eniJeareieJft^froM'fdaÊt,  whboia  À»/  «ftf9- 

Il  iè  recita  avec  v  n  pied  de  nçz.  HeJItmlct  «M^t  *^ 
got  bim  bati(e^  w'ttbfiiawujiiouët  :  (jometmet  pied  ù 
le  ft  oMtybut  exfre fed  with  tbe  band^tben  tb^fij; 
Ilfe.recicaavccaucancdenez.)     r        ;  ?r  t /• 

Saigner  du  ncz..  A  mint  btnt  tofimu  trBuUlmi 

LM^e  Saigner.  -:^  ^„  ■-..^^■vv  j  ,,.,^  -^lu-ij  ^^vi.-,;>.  ■ 
Il  fe  tincfort  parle  liez  de  cerenii  Hirmimrèd 
tbk  refifféU  mtb  «  defne  ofreiteiige  ,  âUbou^  tififfi 
beprboreU  fâlfeuotiteitfU, 

Ilsltiy  tordiencienczde&oiaoc 

«^  wkb  bk  amufiemjbk  iâUtwifk  bk  omu  'fikt  ; 

>  tbtf  allom  bimmâf,  érmtmt, mofVi  «ipm  m- 

)  ,  yvtiajctUttiai.Tpm$bUtVÙM  «- 

Il telaiflêr  fon  enÊint  mdfiireax^iiÇbft  que kiy 
arracher  k  nez  :  ProTJkifrr  #9  âK«HMMàv«  <bii 
âimfilùefiiktA^MmitmiàltMltfi^  ' 

m:ynoiAt$o,wsi^,mg0hu,déma     

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,  :,,be9te^fmfgu^ifoitt€t,eiimik,iimtii0p,Mod£e. 

Kità'to^^fimern^fUgjt^%^fiii^,wUk^/»d'- 

^    tftftrimêdgMSififfbMVit;** 

irtii  place  des  niaisi  El  table.  TVvfper  tHd  (wièri 

ibùoeêltM^wmeu/artftutd,) 
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h^ant  î  iB.  aine  rfc  Devjm^, 
Niarq.  faulcoa  niard,  A  N'uu  Faulcon. 
lict:  corn.  Uthèr,  Uxie^ (loâthfitU,  idlt j  fmnt^fUtht^ 

Aâionnice.  ÀM'Aâmvfimabareprom'ifeivdif^f 
^  ârticUyOr  couenant.  .         *> 

Promcfle  nice.  A^gUttrbéreffomifi,  toitbtutct. 

ueiiÊMt^AvnUyfkretie^obiigâiton.     ' 

Nlcement.  t«^î^,  HtberifffloéibfiOy  ',fiifittj,(^tkh 

^JomàidMliyJmptyM*ir>fi'&'jr'  . 

Niccté.  SfHtbJitbemtffejlâ%iuefejtdUnejJf',  /lifW, 

Jkmu£h  ijimftieitie^r  Jmpletejie,  i  .  ' 

Niccttc.  pucelle  nicettc.  /f  jZcjTj  dMU,fitnplt,ftti,n^ 
ornicegirU,  ' 

Niche  :  f.  v<  N/cie'i  â',boU»90  featf  or  ^andinifir 
âfiâtue^  îmage/oade  iïïto  tj^ali.  . 

Nichéc»4v  Niée. 

Nicher.  To  Moiftleibùild  or  ma\e  a  ntaft  in, 

Nicheul  :  œ.U  neafi-egge }  litVfge  tbau  obtjcsltf: 
iuaHemtaneaft. 

Nichil-au-dot.^  doublet  robofe  bâck  k  of  com fir fluff t 
tben  tbejorepart  yêud  bence^ny  tbivg  ^baimakti  tn 
outwerdfitewofgoodneffitor  wortb,  rvbïcb  hmaitj 
tt  watuetbjtr  commetbfimt  ^/^  ^ 

Nichilodo.  Thefamoé^ 

Nicolas  :  m.  Nicbolas }  a  poper  name  fir  a  men  lani 
particHl^rfy  tbenamoofd  Saint(Paiven6fthtKuSh 
ans/ifeyjwbçfi  fiofi  k  tbe  fixtday  »fT>ttmbcf\ 

■..  bencty  \  , 

SiM^ereftoitoucrelateerfiTieni^aila  S.Ni* 
colas  parler  :  Prov.       . 
Niçottane  :  f.  HJkotian^Tobâecos  (fir^/ent  mtiJmu 
iyKiçot(tbemal(er^tbe great  FreMfbDiii't»ttarH)m  | 

ibi  jéare  1^60,  wbe»  be  wm  Embojpidor  Ujtr  ï* 

PortitgalL^  ' .  w      .    -.;    r  , 

Petite  Nicotiane.  VuotUm^jeUow  Htnbm,  Eng- 

^TobaccO}  ôr^at  Petum  femelle. 
t^icqfXt'.vcuABurgmaBibafeJcofÊejKfbtroftbrttart  { 

worth  $  d.Touirhoii. 

Nid:m.,<#»iP4/L  -■ 
'  fiiid^'<MtàiXLGoofe'tUêft^irds-iieaJLanbttTbe. 

!,    Ni4dek^ie.  Moncé  iùfqnes  au  niadélaPie.  ^ 
'  hkMhei^\Mbigbt0rM9reatw'iueHtt\xcaHhi.^ 

Nicis delkans.  Cittadellf^nd-Ca$elis ; twmtifo 

h  tbe  C0iimo9  people  gmedi^fytktm, . 
;     Il  s'en  va  prendre  la  mere  au  nidi^^^^^    ' 

Nidtiffiioyêîwenvolé:Rôy.  mHt  êUoppMw 

nitiewbiùiwejpendtimeinpreparatuns 
^  ^A  tous  oifeaox  leurs  nicklôht  beaux 

rie  bird  fiktf  bit  omonufiieiuri*  moBtbinj;^  ^f 

'•ifl$r9fiHtoaemtb,bMomieboi^i 
'  Tel  oifeau  celnM  ;  Ptof  ..^ 
fM>  birdûuh  fffatf.       ILm 

mf^im,t^tsm0htt^1^^^i*^*i^  i 
^iàthemfl^if}kmlgdjftbmntthmV' 

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4  psif  jettnftfrcUrffn  fhut.  •        "     '  "  ;  ■  ''■ 
Nielle  de  Daipas.  'Dâmikt  Ni^elU,      '  ' 
Midic  domeflique;  (/W;*  NkelU,  ' 
Nidlcjwlrie.WNrelleCiÉrirt?.  r     *  '.:     ' 
Nielle  aoifJtaelfe  IfigeUa  i  (afiravger  m  Ènilâui 
gitttUas  tbewfrite  onty  At  Udftêur  Gerard  menimt 
luitherofthtfL) 

"f^'iclk  odorvïte.OrdiMârieGitb,trNigeBê, 
Nielle  KomûneJbefame-^  called  aifo  bj  «w  Htrbt- 
t^TjNigellaRoiiiana.      ' 
Nielle  (àuvaec.Wi/iN/|*iKr,}?«WN/^f//<r.      ^. 
W\i'.aï.zcit  Mildewed.bla^eé,-  $ 

Nicmcnt  :  m.  À  deHfmi^difadumng  -,  or  gâinfâfwi. 
Nicpcc:f.<«Niecc.  *  ,  r  • 

Nier.  To  dente tdifaduew  j  yi;  my^êpifay,  ' ':'• 

Qui  tout  me  donne  touc  me  nie:  Pror,  Het  AH 
f/Mis  bte  aBfgjues  me  noibing^  asl^ 
Nicfpc  i<»^^» /rf <.  .  * 

Nieu.  4«  Nid }  A  negji  î  w&«vc<  ;  '  .        r'  - 

Oeuf  nieu.^  neafi  egge  ^  tifegge  wbicb  k  emûtmêUj 
IffthaHefHetneiifl.     ^  . 

'^[m-.  ta.  A  denier»  ' .   /^'2  ' 

Nicûfcs.  In  n.dk  )âl|^airon.riltfy%'>f^|f  fflbe  boufe. 
Niez.  (iJ  Niaiiti  AffiiëNtoi  baw^ty  alfifOnâirie  ej 
^hm\tu.  ■•;•■:..•./,-.    .        ■     . ,    ^  .  ^ 

Niczer.  T«  deaUJmtptfytrjtllilyi  to  earrîe  bimfetfitdie 

inoM}ee^$rtgnorê»tn»ddie,. 
Niezeté  :  f^  Simfliettietfidinefe^  (biUifimep,  igm- 

rmCyfudeMep.]^^'  ^''"'   .•"■■■■■,,/.     •   - 

^i^,To/iifteryOrfni^evpfnmU'ttodramitvfliy 

drtm'mgmtbtwmd.^  ^i" 

Nigaud:  ttiAfif^dtet,ideoti  âdouUJlobcoekflme^ 

Kifimtjniijterbtgfttgw,  -     '**■  ^^  • 
^\^mQe:(.  ^pllieyfiadiidlf,irif'nigii^eMcb, 
Ni)iauder,4< Niger.  "    v    '>'  :?  :•  ^ 
Nigaudcrics  :  iFofperiei,fioterk$,fiMd,  idU^lfimg 

Nigaul(li«ri;Sgaa<t^>'^- 


Niphlefêt  lifeline  tira  :<(IUbi.  '  *  .*"^  -  ^  -*, 
Nique  %eUiliquc.rf»»c4elk,  w,^<|f»^,^/;/î>^ 
W*6*  ^Aàr^l^,  «r  morefflÊêer/fM  tbeote»  or  défie, 
h  fitttmg  tbe  tbtmbe  tijto  mto  tbe  moHtb,  and  vitb  a 
ttrl^(fhm  tifvpfet  mh)makeitto  /^wf^.  ;  fe,r 
Le$  maux  terminez  en  ique  font  ait  mcdeanla  nU 
que  :  Ptov.  5Mi>Atf  HydrODique^HcôîâUe^àrari- 
tique,  Apopleâiquo,  LtthargiqMe,&c  %««/<  /ibf; 
^  tfy*  haré}^  neaer^cMtel  <  "^     rT?  cî ,.  .-f    :  -^ 

Niquet4<  Nique;  ^/A«i«rr^^r<»;:^;r/»rt^/l»e 
teetb,or  fingers  i  a  tri  fi,  mfic^MU,  matter  offkêlt 
value  igtfh^  Nic^uet.  v^  *'  'i  -   ^• 

Niquctçr^Il  n'y  a  que  piqueter,  there  uni  cau/è  ^ 
fpitceik.btHkmext^tUWèptltiéiitiiund. 

Nili-foubs  peine  de  niCtrnder  tbetnm  éf*iÈtIt,orex- 
I    - cornmnnicatkn,'-"*   •■■:<•'-■-•'•?    '  ^  .-"•-'  -  * .  •' 

}^\(fok:tAwbitifbDoe.fiJb,t^mmfilmood 
meat,oratleafi,tbêbeftofDéifi^s,  v    *^,    ^   %! > 
Nitouchç,  faire  de  faliiinâe  nicôlfchç.  n'p^tl^e- 
'■  fypeerite,  or  mal^  an  imtoceni  fije^  i'tâflreme  not 

toibml(e^,orn«ttfcarefir',amofiaffkaédibing,  r  - 

Nitre  i  nu  mter\  a{SaU're(embttn{)fubfiante  of  colour 

ligbt-ruddie,  or  white,  ândfidl  of  botjislikea  lpMrtge\ 


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^jnHrittilieNiwci,  '  '":  "  "'  .;  .'.;'•',:*> 
rjaer.  r#  rrijfcr,  /»p&rr  tbefip,§r  nidgetl  '  '^  ^  "  ^ 
Nigerics:  imgfrietjppperiesjfioleri/es^trifiujttfies, 
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Nigeufc  :  f.  il)8g^^  idU  wemb, 
^moT^ittuTbefeaEreamery 
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SclNittcSatt-peefer  ca»died,^^edrd(evfbite  Su- 
gauCandie,   ^ 

^\tTc\mtiucvfc:  to/ititer Jill  of Niter,rali,or  brae- 
Ijtjb/u Niter.  ..   ^  ..  ,        .     ,  ^ 

Nitriere  :  £  Tbe  place  mbêrei»  Weru  fimi^.  or  tot- 

Nitrofîtc :f.  Vittofitie',tbefaUnep,hràel(ifye(fi,ir 
Jharpe  taft  of  Niter,  ■  ^.-v-;-;--'-,^:/"*^';:*^'^-:^^^ 

Niveau  *.  m.  A  Ma/ens, ofCaftfentert  Uit^,êrtrun- 

gle\  tb*infirnmemwberibjbe  kgmded'mtbelayhg 
ofbiifioores,&e  j  alfo^  Mariaett  fottndingflâtmieti 
alfi,a Periwinkle 0§fc.)  * v *      ."^    .  ' \:^'^t^^  f: 

^  *A  niveau.  UMell/nen-floored,  >^  *  s  ^.i»  ;ii  |.  .  : 

Au  niVeaudc  £«rmj  orteuell  witb-,  dkeÉ^  fdSaig 

with  ii/pon  tbe  fame  gronndfOrfioori,  '  -        '•'^^ 

Nivelé  :  m.  éc  ;  £  LeneBed;  meanired,(^Mand,or  laid 

\  enen  by  a  Umll;  â^, founded a^b  aptunmet,  ''• 

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&ueSiatfo,tofoMdwitb:àpù(tnmet,     "•-••r^  •.«**•.•  ■ 
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bereandtberetonêmamutofpwtj^,  •N^fi:'-^*r^ 
l^ch\e'ta,ANoble^moaey,'        '^^'4Pi^      i 
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'^'ttjb  çoyne  ofgoldyxmthabont  i$  «fierJ. 

Noble  à  la  Rôfe.  A  Rofi-noUe» 
^oblc  îccm.NobU^ofaGentlimanrier, 

bloud  ;  alp,nobleygentle,gtner9m  ofbnmoti  ioortbfe, 
.  goBanti excellent, fitmons,  "  ,." 

I^e»  Noble^.  Gomfemtn  (ofwbat  ranker  if  ikfùtie 
.  /ieiter)  ari  Jlikd  tbtu  bp  tbe  Frencb,  mtbont  eaty 

fiitb  difimalên  (  betnmm  Nopk,  andCemU}  m  m. 

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braflciu  :  Prov.  ClivmM  'mtmmtf'f*  ^^^^"^  '^ 

Terre  tcmiè'ndbfemcnt.L«*<'**W^  Kjùibtsfer^ 
nice^r  ftna  êtber  GtntliiUMlit  tame,         •    f . 
Noblc$$Ç  :  t  Ntbititie.lfMtrie,  imtfëfiuffk.ltntlt' 
m*nnn^gi\ alf»,ê noble inberitMUt^êr boMTe.      .  ..- 
tànoblefleCavn  Roy*uIijnç.)rt«  Gentrk/r  Gen: 
tUmén  (of a  lQngd0me)whât  témkefotittt  tbej  hêld^w 
'*%b4tthU/0tMtrtbeybâiie,-^         ^:' 
t^oC.Coti,TiêYntdbàcl(mârd(M  êkrTtiMe)tê  be  the  Up 
■  ■-  ttffexjkeieebafieârts^  .       '■    *     •»  -       • 
Nocher  :  m,  W  Fittl,^  Steeteswum\  tbe  Mtnnerthat 
direiEls^tgoëermftbeeèurfeeféilhipi.    .     ,  . 
Le  ventjla  tenipeftè,&  l'orage,  roonftren^ou  no- 
cher  le  c»uragc  :ffpy,  Tbe  wmé  âud  temfeft  being 
entrâgitm^trUTMffer  tbe  Pilot  be  eûttré^ue. 
Noébmc:  ocm.Tm>ttie,bjmibt^n the mgbt time, 
Nodeux  :  iri.  euft  :  £  K9ùttte^ohb;itJtUtff^n»irety 

toynts  ^»r  baid  buncb't,    v  .    ; -.      .  >^    - 

Nodofitcvf.  J^tjaefi/piebSmegK  ;     r 
N6c.«r'Noue, ';^^v'^^-"■••'  '    ■ '"  ■'.    ■^"■■'\ 

Noçl  :  m;  CbrifiéM  ;  A»)?*/!  •//&<  JJattititte  ofom  Sa- 
uieitr  -,  alfo^  Cbriflmas  C^foU  i  ^<*  NoucL 
^ AMocI  au  pcnony  i  Pafques  au  tifon  :  Prov.*  Àt 
^hriftmM  tu  tbe  Sume^at  Bafier  bj  tbe  fire  {you  mnfi 

Tant  crie  on  Nocl  qu'il- vient:  Prov.  So  long  U 
Cbnltmas  critd tbât  4^  length  it  comet-,  Leol^t  Vc- 
.    -nir.   ;:  *■..'  ,.< 

Nocr.  Tefw'mme  j  er  têghdt  erurtyfiinpârd  inftvîm' 
mmg\(anoldvwd.)  ^^^ 

Noeuf  ^Ncu£  ; 

^Qi:S^\tit'S.A?eptmurU^er  pert  of  an  OrebatdyWber- 

^  in  tlu  liemells,  or  pnes  ef  (èiterâU^mts  are  fit,  or 
fbwedfir  inereafi. 

Noïau.  «  Noyau. 

Noïé  :  m.ée  it^rovwedi  wbirl(eued,oturvfbelmed^ 
with  mater,   -  •j,..«>:v:v;» 

Noïcr.  M  Noyer.     V 

"Soifs  Snoi»:  f Norni., 

Noir:  no.  Biackecolmr\  bUe^ng,  i 

Le  noir.  Ulacke  tame  \  eu  tbe  vhUJvn$0^e, 

Noir  :  nn.  noire  :  t  ilaelfe,  Cable  j  darlfe,9bfeure,  . 
Des  noirs  cappett  sou  cb^aux  noirs.  A  certaine 
bearbe  wbofi  blackefioneersrefembtefmaU  bâti  \  Di- 
oÇconàtSyand  PUnie^aU  it  Lonchimv^MI  Mathîo» 
lus  ptotefis  be  nemr  Iptew  tbât  iii)  man  bad  jmmdit, 
'B^itiWÀtts.ii^Sirine,  y J^^ v  -; s-  v* 
jBife noire.  A Nortb>^afi  windblom'mgiMehifiwea- 

.M<Hmoyenoke.  it^^ofpn,  oryronetyne^imfl- 


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Piar^nçirç.  bUike  Oalm^or  tbe  btaclat  mtrlô^t 

fioMe:  ':  * 

Vâne  noire.  Lttke  Veine. 

If^  ttcÛL  Tlfêldtfi^bitkeftA«ddeefefi^êlmiredjtetl 


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Noiraiilt .-m.  aiiîcÊ :  f.ïfc4ri~ iromeJtme, dmki, 

(mewbatbfaeke,  .,       '■  ^> 

Noi^beau.  A  l^ndofdog,  -T:.  iv;  ''     ' 

Nok-brun. AbUel[e-brometOr dar\ehronne  toltui 
Noir-brun  enfumé,  m  Couleur  d' Enfer,  {^vn^^j 

Enter.) -^    "■.•  .r-;-^  vVvi.r:t-vv»r  ■''  '  ••..''■ 
^o\ï<x\x:iÈlacïffttJlï^fcurtQf^^wJfftej}e:!     ' 
Noirci  :  m.  ic  :  £  llMktdJttachnedy  datlffntijihfcu 
^  redjtffnlcatedjmeicaft,      .'V  t/r'       ,      ; 
Noircir.  To  blacliej>lacl(en\  bUacb^arlfea,  ohfcuft  of. 

fùfcate^ueicafi,  ■ 

NoirciflanL  Blading  j  darl(eMingtObfiuring. 
Noirciflcitient:  m.  A  blac^ing;  darlffning^fihfmini. 

«ffufiatingjouereafiing,  .    ji       T  > 

Noirciffcur  :  m.  .^  i>i<ir^<j',  biùlfeiiieri  blèdfbtrt  i»- 

kenetyobftmèr,   ' 

Noircifliire/ f  BlacIflepydarknepMiirU'ie  ifwari. 
^neffeJ^tackifinefeybromeghyalfg,  4«  Noirciflèment. 
Noirclet  :  nu  ctte  :  £  4«r  Noii-et  ! 

Noiret  :  Buette  :  £  ilacl^J^t  datlpe,  obfiure,  feotk 

fwartybrowne  garnie,  4' 

Noircté  :£«  Noirceur.     -    ï 
Noireton  :  ni.onne  :  £  m  Noitet  ;  #r,  .4  /i/r/<  fc/j^,^,, 

jNoirettcS  :  £  hlacl^  (lifts  ^  alfOyfmallWaUnut  im. 
^oir-mordant  (Tbe  name  of)  agréât,  and  voie  t<. 

nomotublaelfe  Spider,  I 
Noirté.  ««  Noirceur,    t 
Noir-ver  :m,  a  wilding  ;  or  an  Apple,  or  peare  that  it 

not  perfiSfy  ri^e  :  ^HottD. 
Noise  :  iA  brahlile,brai»leydebateyWtangU,fquMlt, 

ebidingyaUercationyfcoulding;àquareliyJlrifiyeddts, 

variance ^ifference^ifcordyOr  di/agreemetyit!  midi  ; 

alfi^  noifi^ruit^umblingy  ^urrefiurïUy  cojlejturli- 
■■    bërlie,    -. 

Cerchernoifês  pour  noifettcs.T0/iVi(  a  quareUvf- 

onafi^O  oecei/mn       '     .  .  . 

Quifêmme  anoifèa  :Vf^,Hetbal  a  wife  bub 

Noifclier:  m.  ^bafel-yabafelnMt.'yJmalljiHttue.. 

l^oïCéic '.{.Ahifel  nut  jorfmallnni,' 

Noiièr.  To  brawley  cbtdeyjeouldj  brabble^  fqKabbU, 
wrangUybranglcyfUiat  ôdds^eatvertanteyWHbi 
goetoJkit^bolddebiUejAgiti^,     ,  ^^^^ 

Noifctte  :  £  AfmàU  nut,  or  bafel  nut  ;  alloue  meerd; 
atftyafyuêbbl'mg^fmaUdebateyt  contention  of  littlt 

Noi(ètte  des  Indes.  The  driaktn  'Dateyf^mbj  tbt 
Arabian$'^9u[e\^ndoffomevfeiMPbypclfe. 
Cercher  noifes  pour  noKèttCS.  atvnder  Noift. 
Noifeux:m.eulê:  £  C«»/«r<i««ï,rff*4/fMî««''iJ'»'V 
>>  ^igtom,  ifOkblefotne,brabbliMgjifff^ifi'l»'"'>fi^^ 

Noiiif  :  oxiue  :  f.  m  Noifeux. 

Noifflle  :  tAfkiaUnut^bafelMUt.  ,, 

Ca{1crlanoiiî]Ie.7(»«lftfP»^        •  v,-*^-M-^- 

Nomitt:m^f:}f,pffiS^eiT^ithM'^i 
Npifilloai  w.rllbafetmi^f^Unitt,^ 

îïfete  ^ne  «balefte.  rt*»tf  <- Cr#P^^ 

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lid  by  Gefénd,tki  Thcrne^ppUy  or  Tharnie  apli  of 
PemM    .  ïv*^^"' 

Noix  mskiâc:  A  Kntmeg. 
Noix;  Pcriîquc.  ^  iVaHnut. 
Noix  Ac  pin.i<  Pmihclog^ar  Pine-kpflei  alfo^a  Vinet 
thenHt^prfrmtofthePmt'applt. 
Noix  i^ontiquc,  Tht  red  Filbiard. 
.  Noix  rqyâlc.  .*  FPiiÂf^ïi;^.   ;       /'  <^^^ 

Noix  vomiquê.  NuxvomicMjOf^ibe  vomiting  nut: 
Some  bold  it  ^o  be  the  fruit  of  the  Sparge  Myrfihktcs; 
otbers^nç  fruit  Jbiit  the  rootafan^hearbt  ;  howfoeuér^it 
is  of  a  poifonom^  deadlie^andjmfifiing  quâlitie.  »  .^ 
En  cela  gift  Ic  gouft  dc  la  noix^Tbtre  m  tbepledfure^ 
therein  refis  tbelport  of  it-^  or  tboMinconfifis  ib'oncly 
fointyOT  cbiefr  fubftance  eftbe  matter. 
Nulle  noix  fans  coque  :  Pro. 
Qui  a  des  noix  il  en  caflc^ 


}io  nut  mtbokt  a  fheS. 

_  quiii'cnails^cn  paf- 

fc  :  Prov.  Nuts  are  timetrîfiesl  it  ù  a  plea  fur  c  tobuue 


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thciriy  andtU  no  great  lolje  to  want  tbem\  fir  often- 
times  tbeir  crael^dotb  coflmore  then  their  ^ernells  are 

vfOYtb.  '•■  ^       ■  ■  •  ■•  *-  ■ 

Moixchaftaignc.  Ti;V4«fe  »w,  ^fper  nut^  eartb 

Cheput.^  ■■  ■■■■■■••■ 

Noix  prunes.  Plummes  tbdt  comeofaflumme  grafted 

on  a  tVallnut  tree. 
Nolcagc:m.,ii#  Nolle. 
Nolle  :  £  rlH  fraught pa'Jd fir  iadmgi  the  fi^^  ^^^  fi*: 

pilfage^in  a  fhip.      J  ^    •  V 

Norn:  m.  A  name  \  the  te&me  or  titled  whereby  a  tbmg 

isalledi  4^o^^fimeJbfuUjteport\  when€e^  lien  a  le 

Au  nom  de  voftre  beauté,  ofèrions  nous,  &C  2jr 
jwfrveetfruour  mayweyOr/Mywefhrjour  beauties 

Nomblc^d*  vn  cer£  Thenumbles  tfaStai,  ^  •  ^ 
Nombfablc ;  coin.  Numberable^umerable»  .a  •'  >/' 
Nombre  :  m.^  ni$mberia  tfiUUifummejùftyrec^ùiûug^ 

jmuUUmle^fuantttie  ùfi  ai^o(àt 

Nombrelourd.LMi^  Sourd.       *    h>/ft53s^4 

Quatre  Diille  de  nombre  fai^F«0J'S«r«  thoufiàd. 

Nombtt:  in.ée:  UVmhredi  tM/tcJtQnedtPiiiimeetj^ 

Nombréé.  m  Denopabretncnt}  9r,Alifi,  eaUlùgû/f 

miier,r»»ej^f,    ^       .      — v.,^---   Hl»^^-^'- 
Nombrement  :  m.  A mrnbetv^reiiffmnj^uuki, 

^omhtct,r$nméer/eB,fècl(â»,/kmme,eêiâit,  ti^^' 1 
Nombres.  «Noœbles.  .   , —  ^vyv.v 

Nombreur  :  m.  A  numberetjrecliontr,  ttUer^fummèr^ 

conter»     •:■•■...■.■■;.;■.'•«■''.■■:>    ^  mà^':  i:-^\.-  ^■',*yfi:v:\.    •'■■' 

Nombreux  :  m..  tx£c  ;f.  Numertm,  mâniÇâd,  manf  \ 

ffi^^f^géfyndk«ffidbfjimberi»beM%nom 
.  breufcsloix.  rerjes,  ■'■^■-  'm.  •.-  .^*&-^-'  ^#'-*w 
N5mbt!l:m.7*e»iwi:     ' ^J^  ^  v >  ^     V        -^-^ 
Nombril  de  mttXbt  Sea-miMiMiSfMddie/^  wrU 
^*>*i^fiieU.mt^hii<dm*fi«m,  *      ovi 

Nombril  de  teirc  Thi  hearbtSnf^ireâd^Ho^- 
l'^'^'^mnet-bnid,  ■   '    ■•  .  t-i'ii|^>,;-' -■.'•■•■■•';•«&,,  ' 

Nombril  de  Venui;  U^t  "^muS,  ^ut  ?emk\ 
^^^^VfoU  Pemilm0t^^'^ms  ffnrdeWyi^fmtH^ 
iNoinbriller  )  mmt  itofifr  leiêuffnfr  tê^wmùU, 
^gature  nombriOcre  tthândwfmmth  wmm  tie 
^  wkpmUKu ,  émdan  tkiuif  ^untà  ^efé 
vj^'^lffW  ^tbnt  bwthen,  ^\ 

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Ung^ammg,cleaping,iearmîng,oY  fiiling  j  alfojbeno^ 

minaimg,cboito,or  eleâihnéf^matf,  tb'appoints^g.or 

pointin%himoutyfifanmployment,  v 

Nommé  :  m.  ce  :  f.  Named ^  called^  cleapedyecleapedj 

bight  ifliled^  entitled ^tearmêd y  mingtd,  mentioned, 

àUedged'^nominatedyappointeH. 

^  A  iour  nommé.  On  a  day  certaine. 

^A  point  nommi^ExfiireJfy^Bffit  purpofe]  alfo,  to  pur- 
_P^e^or^attb' appointed  time  :,l^^^  > 

Nommée  :  f.  as  Dénombrement  j  or^A  lifiyroD,  cata^ 
^9!M^y(^^fler,fiiruey.[  -^^ 

Nomménient.  Namely J^ynamefpartkularlyy  e^eci- 

aUy^expreJIj.  |       ^  ;,. 

Nommer.  To  namê  \  call, deaf  e^  hightj  entitlfjlcarmc, 
fille  I  alfojo  ming^memion,aUedge^orJpeal^o/i  alfo^to 
nommât CyOr  appoim  by  name.  <       :  * l*^X  / 

Nomment  :  it\.A  name^-,  alfo^a  denominator^  thefi^e 
thats  tnder  the  Une  in  an  Arithmeticallfraêlion.    . 

Nomothefîc  :  f.  rhe  m^^li^ng.publtfhing^r proclaiming . 
ofaLaw.  ]  |    ,. .-       -      ï, 

Nompair  ?  m.  Odnefe^pr  an  vneuen  number  of.      • 

Nompair.  ^Nompareil  i  A/fo,odde. 

Noihpar.eH  :  w.  ti\k,:f.Teerelcf}ejiafing^xceUent, 
beyotfd  comparijbn.  > 

Nompareille  :  f.  T/i<  »tfwf  £/tfVf //rtf  fe/f  jr^. 
NomparciUcmcntl  Teerelcjly^  P^lfrH'y^f^^p^lfi^glyy 
excellently. 

Non.(Subftan.)vnnondela  tcflc.  ^  nod  that  im^ 

poïts  a  denial/. 
Non.No^noi.     .       ^       :     . 

Non  pas  ?  ^rt  thou  not  ?  is  it  not?  &c.-\     ^  ; 

Non  que.  Not  onefy  j  much  tejfeyor^mueb  mre. 
Nonain  ;  (.  A  Nnnne.    "^  >  \  5^  v«     )         ..  :;  ;  ;  . 

Nonzntc.  Ninetie-yfiurfcori  and  ten.  1        . 

Nonanticfme.  The  ninetieth,   it       si         ^\  ; 

Nonce  :ni^  ANuniio^meJIenger^  tiding-bringer  i  and 
particularlyjan  EmbaJJaddrfrom  the  Pope.    ^^ 

Noncer.  To  tell^^claie  ^r  elate  ^report  Jbringtidings^de' 
liner newesof^ alfo^to {hetVybetol(en^fignifte.  iv •*  - 

Nonceur  :  m.  A  reporter^teUerjieclarer^tidmg^kring- 
.    if^Jhei»ef^fignifier.  '^y^:-'-'-  h-  K  ^-^i  •  v  nlj.ù*}iri  :■  . . 

NonchakimiTiefit4Hffi/i^,M^^ 

Nonchalancc:f.  CariUfnejjeyretcblefnfJfejbeedUfnèJJi', 
negUienceyidteneJfew  ^r      ^^i^i?^-  *^^  ^i^^^  y^**    -    v 

^^erWÛ^Kà^ÙMikp^^  negligent; 

idle^recure.       -  •tl^;i|^:*j^  ..i^*-  v 

Noncbalenmmiç;  411  NonAahtnimcnc;?^^^ 
Nonchalencc  :  £  CareUfheffrjetMefiieJfe.^^^^^ 
NonchaIentL»Non<haliani/.\^'^l  ^^ .  t^^  ^ 
Nonchaloir.  to  nogte^y  or  be  4teniefe  ofi  not  toiec^ 
V  Jipn^eed^tT accmtpt ifj  toUuévtfmrtt'ti.  un i 

^onc^Jtàa^sty^^  beeMJmtUjten^ 

dedjittle  cared  fir.      ^  UHt;'tâit^^!»>%^ 
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NunneMcMfejhefiilMt  t»  vffâre*  Himm-Uliffiiut 
abwt  bet  head,  .  ,x%-i  ^ . y  « '  ■  /  i  :•  ^ ^  •  ,  « 
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quici(lfripefandrotte/f'    Î       .      i  ;to 

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Non-prix  :  m.  An  vndei  valtie^  or  vndtrfhce  j  4i/y3,4 

venefm4U  rate  tpoorevalue^low  price, 
Noll  valleur  :  f.  A  difabilitiey  or  defficienck  5  a  de/èél 

in  worth^of  waat  m  vabe.  >:  '. 

I  Non-valoir  :  m.  <»  Non-valleur. 

Non-valoird'eûat.L#fl4'£ft*ï'  .    •  ;  • 
Nopçaj^c  :  m.  Mar'uige,  wedloeke \  alfit  the  making  of 

mariage  ;  alfi^a  mofymg.  ' 

Droiâdcnopçagcs.  rbe  fie  dut  io  Chmcimtnvp. 

enmfittages.  .    ■:^^y.s 

Nopccs  •  f.  ^  weddingybridall^amge.       ■ 

Qui  taiftnopccs,&  maifon  mctk  (îcn  en  aban- 
don :  Prov.  Lutfiiff  Abandon  î  (yr  Maifon,    ^  ^ 
Toufîours  ne  lônt  pas  nopccs.  A  wedding  dgy  tafts 

V  ml  alwajti  \  ioUitit ^and good  cheer c  continue  not  jfèf 

^    euer.  .  •  •    '        ,     ■  :' 

Nopcïcr  :  m.crç  :  f.  I^HpliaUfiridali^ofa  mdding. 

Nopcicremcnt.  By  way  of  mariage,    r 

Nopfagje.  ^^  Nopjagc.  t. 

Nord  :jï\.  The  Nonb^or  Nortb-mnd.      >  ! 

Nordciè  :  m.  A  Nortbeaft-wjnd.        /  .;  v  r 

Nôrc  :£  The  wife  ofafonne^a  daughter  inUrp. 

Nonnand  :  m.  A  Norman^  one  of  Normandie  ;  (in  old 
time  aU robbers  were  calUd^ottn^dsj^Mfe  the 
Normans  had oftenrauaged^nd  êHirrun  France.) 
Qui  fit  Normand  il  fit  truand:  Vtot.Het  that 
made  a  Normand  made  a  begger  $  (for  that  people^of- 
ten  fleeced  by  exadions^  was  woont  to  bt  none  of  the 

Norrecquicr  :  m-  ^  chlefi  fhepbeard^  or  beard/man, 
thai  oHcrfeesyor  looffi  vHtu/iiuers  mens  cat  tell.  >       ; 


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fedbj  the  Pope,  to  take  Procuffttioits  firtbïftfignati. 
om  of  Benefices,  and  to  doe  hithfome  otbtt  toe  like  fa, 
uiceiyWitbin  France,  ]■  1         ' 

Notaires  gardes-notes.  Offices  appointedmbin  «. 
Merit  Bailliage,  and  Siege  Royal  (by  Edk  Arno 
i57<)tote(eiMofirom,tke  mdomSf  or  heirs  cfdectefid 
Notaries  allfucb  notes,dtâUghtty  &  Records  klti(iru. 
Hunts  as  they  left  behind  tbem-tSitue  that  tiine\llh'o. 

ttries^andTahcWionshaMebeenLbyanotberÉdi^ 
4Mi<  Gardes-notes.  I  /\    * 

Notairi  al  :  m.alc  :  f.'Drawne  by  y  or  paffed  befirejj^'t. 

t^rie-y  belonging  to  tVOffice  of  a  Notarié,       .     \ 
Notanimcnt.  NamelyytjpeciaOy^hiefiyiprincipallj. 
Notariacon  :  m.  The  HuktyOr  iert  of.a  Notaries  pem 

tobichmakesaUttetÇtruefira  fiUableyOr  Vford-^u 

&e  fir  ct  cxtcn^d  fuch  iikt. 
Note  :  f.  A  note  I  alnarke,figneytoken\  àfmkt,qfhr, 

l^t$r  ;  alfi^  klotyfpotybleMifit,toucbyalptifm,iUu. 

port  i  alfoya  notijn  tune  ofMufickeytlJo^Jhottobja. 

lut'tonvpon,  i 

:  Changer  dc  note.  To  alter  tbemindypkrpofe,orm)t. 

ner  ofjpeech  ;  flr,<w  wefuyyto  turne  oner  tenfi.  . 

.  Il  n'entend  note.  He  concetnes  no  one  iety  ht  vnda- 

ftands  neuer  a  rpfjityofit. 
Note  :  m^cb  :  £  Notedyfigned'y  marked  y  obferutd  ;  bla- 

ted^fpottedyblemifhedjiouihedin  credit. 
Noter.  To  nottyfigne  j  aarkty  ob/crney  or  piakt  ajhott 

obfernation  on  -yolfoyto  bloLfpotyblemifh  \  dejitmt,  re. 

proueytOMcb  in  credit.    ^ 
Nothe  :  com.  BafiardyOduUerous  ;  count erfiit.  ' 
Notice  :  £  Notice ykiu»ledge y  aduertifemeni,  ac^uaa- 

tanciyvnderfianding. 
Notification  :f.  Anotification,infiimatioa,ft^nifu- 

tion^dMerti/ement, 
Notifié:  ta.  ce  ;  f.  NotifiedyfignijîedyVnte;  adutrtiftd, 

infirmedyrf»'  1 

Notifi<fl^.  To  notifiiy0 fiffùfityvnto 'y  toaduerlife,  t»- 


firmeygiim  noticeyof. 

Notoire: 


North.  <«  Nord.  'Vr-r . <  ►  i-   ;v 
"Noviocf^.TbeVorth'Weftwind»     x^ 
Nc^ome:m.  A  ^tikyorbo^ita 
"Nomeurs.  Mymaiprs,  '•   r    -^     ' 

Noftradame  :  m.  Ac^gffr^'tfierjfyer;',  tonk-eâtcber, 

comener spolier,  rv  *  >  -       «t   v v:  r  yan^k '  ' .  ■  i/I 

Nottre.  0»ri ,  o/o*/ïirj(f*  ;  l'//«lgwf i#  vhn^ 
11^  font  des  noftics.  Tboy  be  ofomrfideùi^ïj-^^'^n'  \ 

ictï  n'eft  nodre  qui  ne  fok  en  nous  propre  t  Pro. 
Ifo  tbhigyvrhieh  ù  not  oitr  own^cimiefiuékmri» 
tiàt  :  m.  A  Southern:  wind,        r'^:xi^^x.■\^^.' 
Nouble  :  cottuNitaMeJ^mmiyOfmttrkyé^  fà  be  dip 

-  timed  i  fimom^jmtmmtd'y  wortbie^xttêtnu    ' 
Notablemeot  Nifi(M^3  wtfibify,fmgnlirfy^ 
Notaire  :  tn,A  N^axitya  Serimnerjir  SetibejAnt  mt- 

ylf  tadftt  wetniir  nénlmMflan  draigf^,  tf^aUtyok» 

%  B§ilkat,mé*het  1nfi\i0ÊH:  thefkmtisbt  may  deli- 

uer  vnto  the  pomtitkiat  gant  him  mftfiiiBinhifthey 

-deJkrmywmre-yUitifiimdktht  mit^dtliiitr  tbm  vn* 

V-  tè^  Tabcdion,  wêÊMiftthem  «t  Idifo;  ingrefes 

tbem  in  parcbmtil00k^ggli^ptps  ê  rtgi^n^  toe\but 

-  u  fldtM  wmftmnÈpiil^Êmmvfi'f  uo  fouit  wmex(&  ff 

'  Uteyeres  m  manj^m/iêhts art  ajfiyjigbdi^om î 
And  in  former  ikmUtrîHjwtf  Setnuà/ht  hâtu  betnt 

■  .^tM^ocaiteiA5ttni«^<lii  &i»^  .*  wi 
Notaires  Apoûoli^pesulr«i^<«itfi/  Officers  appek. 


com.  NottrioMiy  euidentywell  kvorvne/neih 
.fifi^enyplaine.  ';  i 

Notoirement.  Notorioufiy^anififllpy  eMiaentlyyOpcn- 
,■  tfytbataB  the  world  may  fee^rknowyit. 
Notoriété  :  f,  Notn'ioufnetipuHicatmjiiàifipût»' 

Notte.4tfNotc    ^ 

Nou  :  m.  ^  ^1  ;  ulfojlhe  knob,^  bunch  of  the  thrttt\ 

ûlfi^  vefieU  offione  like  a  Punt folding  wattrj^htm 

im$Midgla^arefettoçooU..T^y^  .v 
Nou.  A  nou.  SwmimingyOrJhyfwimmUig,        ^ 
Noùageux  :iii.eulc  :  £  KjiotùeJ^bie  yfillofkimh 
■'  ■  bunches j»pas,        '    '  ■  'W';ipv''-'^  ,'■,•"■•,',. 
NoûtiUeux.ivNouageu»,  %\ii.^.^-'-^^^^^^^         '^ 

Noijaine.  5«rj(e  Neufiune.  ^^   ^. 

Hoy^if^AvHitUtefypIânted^turMf^newfybn- 

kaiyor  ptougbtdvpi  tond tbéUs turned fitmwoodyf 
wildytobearâbU,       -  *   m' 

Novalité  :  f.  ïmtouatiou  ;  or  »  ftiiewmg^     ht 

.  Novailtez.  Nmultiesynewtbim*  -■  •  ^^  .vj^  ; 
^oy2tem:m.Animmuaioriêferifrof)itwaf0p, 

iitjfb^ftntmftfotdoiits,  il,  "^  "* 

Novation  :  f.  An  iwuuatttn  i  «(Tm  '«g»*^  .j^  fi 
l^^'SAlittk^medewtiutmpt^h^Jm^^^^ 

'^ertvntPyihtmHtfythttitufiiM^^f^^^ 
'tàmn^utrfkmtiMflm^MdHidtttofinmtéii^^ 

ffattr.hemttÊt*nmtUtdmfifjJÈ^^^  ^     jr^H 

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j^ou^-  m.  (Tbéfiajt  of)  CMflmas  ;  âlfo^  g  Cbriftmas 
ÇaroUj^^fi^i  «^^^  ^^  ^i!^^  éo^^irr  •fCbriji^^alfo^  vêice 
0f acclamation^  orcongtatuUtlmv/èdby  people  wel* 
comming  fucb  as  are  gracious  mth  them  ;  See  Noel. 
Noucfnou  vclec.  Tbe  burden  of  a  Cbtifiméu  CarqU  : 

^ovcmhvcNouemhr. 

Kouemcnt:  m.  Aknittiniy  tyikg,  orfSJienmg  mtb 
knots.  \ 

Noucmcnt  dc  jeunes  arbrcs.TM  knotting  of  young 
tree  S'y  tbeir  fpringmgyfnr  fhooting  oskjrom  Içnot  to  knot. 

f   orfomioynttoioyni.  I 

f^ovcnakc.  Anintb  j  or  tbe  number  of  nine.  ' 
"^oytn^iiticom.Tbe  ninths  alfb^in^.  ^ 

Nôuër.Ti^  k^it  i  to  tie.fhficn^or  bindiàitb  l^nots  i  alfo^to 
\m(iU  a  tree  tbats  m  growing.)      | 
Il  ne  peur  nouer  au  bout  de  T  an  les  deux  bouts  de 
fa  fcrvictte  enfemblc.  Heu  a  cleane  Gentleman,  or 
bath  nothing  left  bimjbf  tbe  y  ear  es  end.        i 
HoycïCtii^flepdame^fiépmotbe/. 
Noiiëc  :  tn.A  Ut  tie  {not }  al/o^  little  Imnen  bag^or  polie, 
hârdtiedvp.       "        ' 

Noucurc  :  f.  ^  Noucmeni  ^ 

Neuculc:  £  CenunodiÊ,¥jîotgraJfejisirds-tongHe,Bloud^ 

mrt^ 
N  )ucux  :  m.  eu  le  :  f!  IQwtiîeJ(npbbie',fillofl(nurres, 

lôyntsjbuncbes^&c.  •  ; 

Novice  :  com,  A  nouice^a young  Mon^iyOrllunne  j  one 

tbats  but  newly  entred  into  tb' Order  ;  alfo^ayongUng, 

or  beginner ^in  any  profèfjîon. 
Novimeilre  :  corn.  Ofnmensonetbes  y  or,  at  nine  mo- 

netbs  end*  *         7 

Nomizt  :  m.  ^  nouice  y  tb'eftatiofa  nouice,  or  the 

terme  wherein  one  is  in  the  pate  of  a  nouiceLdfo^a  be- 

fjnning^or  entrance  in  any  profeffion. 
Nourri  :m.  ic:  C  NMrifhedjfidi  nurtured,  fiflered y 

nui^ed  m,  brought  vp  to.      -      -        ,:     T   i 

Flcur  de  H^  au  pied  nourri  d'  argent.  Couped^  cut 

ofi(atearmeofBla^n.)        ^  .    :^ 

l^ounictif.ANurfij^      >   .  4      ,  /        v 

Vn  embonpoint  dç  nourrice.  Aplumpe^fhtjorfig^ 

(leconflitutionofbodii^y,  .,,.>.     , 

Noun-in  :  m.  Thl(ffeyor  brood  ofyong  fijb,  refetuedfir 

tbt^ofingofapond,&c.  <vm     -  nr       / 

Nourrir.  Tonourifbyfèed/upme,fn4im^^ 

^f^Vile in) breeder bringvp to.    :^v^^;  ^  j^\^,:;j.^. 

Ccluy  la  eft  bon  perc  qui  nourrit  :  Prov.  Hi  that 

ts^mtainesyOr  keepes  à  man,  may  well  be  tearmad  big 

Qui  veiit  avoir  bon  chien  il  fautqull  le  noumfTeri 
^to.He  that  mU^ha^i  a  good  dogmufi  breed  him  to  ift* 
Jd  Ic  diié  nourrie  qui  puis  mange  la  c0urr9ye.dc 


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Nouriturcs.  Tbe  tending,  feeding,  or  jàttenini  of 
fmne,catteU,  wfuUeini;  alfo,the  cMmoditietyOr 
pronifionyeeided  ^  a  country  boufe  towards  ibatpart 
«fbusbandrie,        - 

Nourriture  paflc  nature  :  Vxoy.'NurtunfHrpanetb 
nature^  ^^ 

Nou|^Wr,w. 

Nouveau  ;  m.  nouvelle  :  f.Neiv;JreJh,recenti  ftraniCy 

rare  ;  lately  done,  or  made  j  vncoutb,vnufed,vnbcûTd 

f>f before. 

Nouveaux  arqucfts.  Looke  Acquefts.  Jj^ 

Faifts  nouveaux,  ce  font  ceux . qui  n'ont  cftc  arç- 
culez  au  procçz  priiKipal;  ou  encores  qu'ils  de- 
pendent d'iccuxj  ilsiîc font  toute&fbis  les  mcimcis 
faifts,  ains fervent dclcs  cfclaircir,& en  donner 
plus  aniplc  intelligence.  __"   . 

.  Le  laift  nouveau.  B«//,or  B^<|/?i»gi.       ?f  .      ^ 
'  Les  vingt  nouveaux.  A  certain  lately-erededèourt^ 

co»J*l%of  twentie  Pr  efidms  ^and  (A/pjlanti)  dm- 
ftUoh,      ■■...'■■•.■  _y^ 

De  nouveau  tout  cft  beau  :  Vios.Euerie  new  thing 
lool{eifmre.     .        • 

De  nouveau  Seigneur  nouvelle  tnefgnic  :  Prov.// 
nevf_Maijitffànewmeynie,  f  *  ; 

Vieux  péché  fait  iîouvelle  honte  :  Prov.  Old  fame 
breeds  new  Çhame,  '  j 

Nouveauté  ;  f.  A  noueltie  j  alfo ,  neivnefe,fiejhnefe  -, 

rarenefeyflrangeneffe. 
t^omclsd'iim.Anewyeare.  ♦ 

NouVelet:  m.ettc  if.  faerie  new,  or  prettieyand  new-, 

êflatedate^ofafiHaUfianding. 
.  NiouëIuouveIet.S*fNouèl.  '  v" 

Mdùvelis.  4tf  Nouvcllis. 
Nouvelle  :  f.  A  noueU,niwesy  tidings.'^  an(vnexpeSled) 

meflate  j  â  fir  ange  report  j  a  difco^fiy  or  tale  vnbeard 

ofïepre,    , 

^  ÂlTez  en  dic^qui  apporte  bonnels  nouvelles  :  Prov.  | 
He  Qtaresnovporés  that  brings  good néwest 
Celt  au  four,  &  au  moulin  oi^l'on  fçait  des  nou- 
..  velles  :  Pco V .  A  common  mill^nd  onen,affoord  much 
■  newes»  ,      ■-•>     i    ... 

Hardiment  heurte  â  la  porte  qui  bonne  nouvelle 

•   apporte;  Prov.  L<>»j|j<  Hardiment.  ..'•.      •>' 

Trop  tolV  vient  à  la  porte  qui  mauvaife  nouvelle 

apporte:  PrQ<H«  tbat  briffgi  ill  news  cornes  toofoone, 

Nou  velicn  len  t,  Hewly,  lately  y  afffhjtot  longfince, 

Nouvelleté:  £  *»  Nouveauté  ;  êlfiy  Nokel'difieipH  ;  a 

newjor  late  interruptioni^impeacbment^ofpopfim-, 

Nouvcfiis:  a\.PaUowes\  ground  tbâl  ties  fallow  enerte 

otberyeare;  otyos  Novales*  *;.>:.  ;  ♦  ;  / 
Nouzille.  <«  Noifctte,flr  Noifîlle.  '  V;  , 
NoyaU/? m.  Hbtpne ^a'^lum^bm'H, Date^ Oliue, 
\^K^fo(bitt  U£è  proper  ly)th4  l^mtUinelofedtbevin-j 
alfo^be  UneUf  ot.^indU  of  a  winding  ftarre;  a^o,  tbe 
^m^  tbats  wkkmMftHt  <if ordnance  when  it  M  cafii 
ilfoytbe  natte  of  a  wheele }  at/i,  tbe  briil(e'tofa  Deore  i 
wbence\    ■  ■■■■<■      -  v.--  /     ^'■•-/■^ 

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Noyé  :  m.ée îf.  Vrowned,  wbir^tnedy  orfiifiedwitb\ 
A^H!imkeimd:mjbê.wâter  i(A  Bèwler  tt  filed  tê  ht 
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Cc  h^cft  ricn ,  c'cft  vnc  feoimc  qui  ft  noyc.  *  PwVf 
/I  »j«j»  dfownet  berfelfr^of^tcem     ^      n  ^     ; 

;    Qui  ai  pendre  n'a  pa?  à  noycr  :  Prov.  Hti  ti)âts^ 
borne  to  be  hgnged  needs  fèare  no  </rrtrifiiff  •  ^.  v 
Quand  yn  Aicn  i'c  noycchafcun  luy  ofiic  a  boire: 

I  VtQ^ .Lookt  Oxitn.    ,     •  .  .* 

f^oyctgdC  :i  /I  f.rêié'eyor  Orchard  of H^alfnut^^^^        ' 

Noyncc  The  k^f^cktiofa  finger  i,  (an  eld  vmd^ 
Noyfcttc '  f.  ^"i  fntA Unuty or  Hajlenut.       ^  J^  *  ^ 
]^oy{cmQX' m.AHafliyorfmaUniéttree. 
Noi  firux,  ^  noon  tits  ;  Mjfonne  :  Hpic. 
ISIu.7«  Ncud. 

•Ic  nyd'  vncColpnnc/7-ftf  jfe^  ofâfUiet^  being 
'    //vr  r/;^  wo/î  panjnàl^ed^and  bare^fânf  t¥or{e.      - 
^ri.  *w  Niidv  ^a^edy&é.  >  ": 

r  Niiiniu  Meereif^  imme^tttj^  direet/jfymtbout 

nrfoe^yrmeanes.    ^ 
Nua^e  :  m.  mNuéti^^Àtbêcliej  âjîdprme^breMe^ 
^',ny^gctQvd\ialfo^  d  reprefenfotion  ofth*aiu\  or  of 

"  clnpd  O^iib  darlie" 

;    cohms  vpon  lighter  of  the  pimjel(md\  fir j fit  be  witb 

^colours  cfanotber  k^nd^itfs not tearmed^M^^tJi^Ht 

'NtetanonL^r  Changeaient.)  v^v^ 

Ntiagc  dc  corbeaux.  Afrecrt  flighi  ùfRaueniyOb'» 
'%:•  fcurïng  the  sl(ie  rvith  their  (hiclie  rankest  s>  ^  ;  ^\ . 
Nua^er.  To  cloriifd^becloivd^oMrclowd  itojtuid 

(cure  ^uenaft^oi  with  ctowds.         \'^^^^ 
Nuageux  :  macule  :  f.  Clof^dieyfkUûfihic1(eHowis, 
^xiTincc  '(*  AjhadoWingCwitb  coùk^^^  ^   ' 

Nuliux  :  m.  Clowdsi  V  ^   ^  •  f       . 

'^ubilticom.Mariageable.      ¥ 
Niibilcip  Ï  in.eù{c  lïciowdify  OHtrcoft  ifiormie  ^tèw^ 

Nubîloiîtc  :  £  Aclcwdinefjey  ot4€reéipng,d4Yl(nefe  of 
.-.  weathfr.^*  \ .  ,•.■■•;■••..•..  '/•■^'*  ^-:.'^^;-s]-  '  v'--'-^; .  '''y  : 
Nucquc:.f  T/?f:»^idff^  ^   "       ^ 

Nuct  :  m.nuc:  iVa\m^hariivncoMeridjOrdi/çoHeredi 
be^gtrlie^poore;t»itbonl  any  clothes.'  -^ 

Niid  comme  vn  ver.  As  naked  as  my  nayle  (ftfjtf.) 
Mzwc  à  nuà  J'o  bare  J  jkifyV^conn^^  de- 

■  ■  p^iue  êf  clothes,  .  .'^-^svv:^.,. ■  • ,.  v.. ., ■,\-  . . .■  .-•. 
Mieux  vaut  vn  pied  riud  que  nul  :  Pro.  A  bare  foot 
is  better  then  none.:^  ;  \^^^    /    » 
Onnçpcutdcfpouiflervn  homme nud :Prov.  Ji 
naked  man  cannu  be  ftript  of  clothes^ 

.  Nujditc  :  f.NMduiejnakednefeJfâreneJJiiU^^ 

■  MiTtie.  -,,  '  ■••  '^'i  '/•:  •  •/'' 

Nudofitc.i>^:^Nodo(ûc.  -1 

llpcnfe  que  les  Qucs  font  paiilcs  J*  airtiiu  Hef  : 
ilnnJ^is  ibeclomis  are  broTenjf angles  \  Mlfemrihe 
»  i6M(ei  )*f  iMomf  is  made  ofgreene  c te^,  ii*  v  *^ 
Nue  :  m^e:  t.  ClomMi  otêorcafiy  wer^aàimi%  (  in 
..  fa'snt'm]^  fbadowesk^  t-'.y^:.  -^•^VvniMi.â^ïit^,^^ 


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fajmerelf^diteafyJMméiii^^kbiutmtfiK.mit'^  fi\ 

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i   Uigioreheft.  •  -^  ^        .    -  '     . 

Harrnc  de  la  nuiSt.  A  rti  Herriag.   ' 
Hcrbe^dt  la  nui(5l.  ZMi|;e  Hérbc. 
En  pleine  nuî(^.  /»  /Jbe  darHrft,  or  mj!  fitmt  perilf, 
tbemgbti  -mbtn  ail  U  buJbtyWbeneMeru  ont^tl 

Faire  la  nuift.  Tofett^phk  boujhoîd'ftiffe.    /'^-S-' 

.    Faire  vn  trou  i  h  nuïéï.  t ojMlke,' or  goe  abroad  k. 

-   nights  i  totraueïï;or  take  a  iourney  by  nighty  alfo^iQ 
Jli^k^^arjlipûwayonapéddaine^  or  at 

:'  La  nliia donne confcil:  Ptoy.  Like t'^w'o^r/^      à 
soun/iU  pf  your  pillow.    -:' ,-  ^  ■•-:>.,..  .''•^■'•i^:,4'¥:#-f''' 
Ce  qui  le  fait  de  nuiè^  p^roift  de  leur  r  Prêt.  70 
Day  bewrayes   whatfoeuer  was  done  Synigttyoi^ 
the  day  ds/ioners  the  bar  me  that  night  haihdmA 

'    Contrela nuiét $'ai:mcnt lesiimajons ;  ViovMsiH 
^.Lima^on.  ;,     •    ^^i^ig^  ■■■'■■■'■■■■ -'--^     ;;:^^/^.;;^^^^-•^*:;:^^;:^' 
Nous  achetons  tout  fbrs  le  iour,  &  la  nuj6l  :  Prof: 
.  »V  ali  things  buyfaue  day  and  night.     %  ^/fe 

Nuigal  r  m.  ale  ;  f.  îiighilie,  by  mgbi.ofthlmgfjt.    ,, 

NujCtammcnt,N/iA/(>i  kynjghtim  the  ni^ht\  or^iSi 
bynifjht^etie  nighti-  ;  .-^   ^  \     : 

Nuitée  if.TbeJpaceéf anight.  •'    -; 

^\l\àieg2l:m.Th^Equtno{liali.  .       ' 

Nùiétcux  :  m.  cufc  itl^igbtUejnigbtbungini^  dârl(t^ 
blacke\fil<:ntjbH(ht^(asthenightS       ;       ^ 

NiJïr.  Ajr  Nuire,  ,  / 

Nuire.  To  hurtyofendyindomwage^incmnmodate,  mû), 
hinder^doe  â  difpleojhre  vnto. 

Nuifancc  :  f.  Nuifanceyhj&tyofencey  annoyance J)md\ 
damrnagOjWrongy  trefpuffe^ 

Nuffant:  m.  ante:  i  Hurtfill ^  harmejùll, Jhrcv^^^^^ 

",  mifchieiiOUSj  ofenjme  ^noyfo^e  ;  alfb Jour  ting. 

Nuîfiblc :com. ^^ Nuifaiit ; #r^4^/ir tàbmt.  r'\ 

Nui(îf:m,iuci£^Nuifant»      ^     . 

Nuitamment.  ^  Nui<£lammenc 

Nul  Mn.  nulle:  f.None^not  one, not  any^omnor  thm^^ 

î  alfoybiank^^idieyfriuoloisi^ofnovàiue.  ^ 

Nul  miel  fans  fiel  :  Prov.  No  honte  witbouhiall. 
Mieux  vaut  vn  pied  rtud  que  nul  :  Prov  Jr//rr  b:iffi 
a  loafè  then  no  bread.  *    k 

Ouvrage  de  commun  ouvrage  de  nul  :  Ao^.  Sctkc'^ 

'Ouvrage.  .■•.,:.■■•...,.•.;.  ^^.-      v' .■>^'  '.* 

Nulfenent»  innocafe^  at  no  band  yjn  no  forty  by  «« 
mettnes^innow'^ynot  at  aff.     v  ^ 

Nullité  :  f.  U  nuOuie  y  annibHation^  difannalmenty  no- 
thing.     I  .      • 

Nulluy,&Nully.4ïNul.  ^^^*" 

t^nmct^hk:€otr\.  Numerable  ynumberable^        || 

Numcreux. 4;^ Nombreux.  '     "   %-'    '    ; 
f^mneTO.Tbe  number  thatsfet  an  euetieBillf 

Il  entend  le'numerp.  Ht  ûtbrcMgiff  tnjwtmtdyti 

fiOy  âcqtulmted  mth  t6e  àtfter.i  ie^wwfij  wwf 

Witt  befrU^  het'tdebtmybffireSMd.         ri^  ' 

Numcrofitc  :l  NMméreJtne,«p^tt  number  if    ;  : 

Numtne  :  va.  A  Httie  Jùter  ennèiirfpvg  tbeauncm 

TtunMti^frnth  abpitt  thr^-Mfyenct  fieri.  ^^  _^- 

Humuhirc  :£  Mon^wnt,  bem  '^^f'^W. 

Nuncupatit: n». fee: tVimciiftnuu        ,  .:  \ 
^  Teihmcrtt  honcitoàrif.  i*  wiU  w*f «;«««'.tf  't 
MT  »ri(r?^  km  tkc&redm  vmdsjbe^fMff  fr 
M!ffhf  miskindtfm  Uw  mott attn^ed  of  m 


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night. 

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Ix  part  ngptial.  That  which  d  Chn/chmân  tal^i  fit 

thcmârrym^fféi couple.,  :■  ^^^  .^>s.^    ^..  ':#,?^t^v 


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1^  I  Nycecc.  it^^r  Nicçt6#^  si^' 
'  '  '^Nyche.  -44  Niche  '-• , 

Nyé^alopc:  m.  /I  wfju-tpandermgbeaff \ alfoy  g  cer^ 

taim  hearbé  thatjhtnesy  and  isfeincifhrre  off.in  the  i  Obier  :  m.TheOple,  water  £ldet]maf]hEU^ 

^  i  Nyinpnal:  m^  aie  :  lUimphaU-,  of^or  belonging  to,  m     QhijctT.  T4f  ohiea.or  lay  againft  ;  fovptraid,ânimtm^ 


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T)b^Ion.  AffUAdffiffoddtttmbHdi.  «Rab-i 

Ohcré:  m.  ce:  f;  Jiùiebted.<^  ;    ;  y    .^u-^    . 

UDcron  :  m.  Tbe  bandvtee,»r  foitMktrcvpitb  a  Lock- 
OnithfjoUiafieXéubefitnit^     y  \        7         , 
Obefité  :  f;  Obtfititi  fiitneffe,ifolJhe(fe\^,  ■•  ^  I  fv|;|i  ;  ■  \li 
Obtuiqucr.  «i  Offiifijucr.    r    '    •!;  '  ;v ,   t*  i:/ 
Ookcha^  A  tet,hinderancejOl>flàiU^ii^^ 
Obiccr.iofttfObijccn'-^^"'-'- ■'■■:' '>*-~-v^*;  V''  ■•  ;  '^■■:' 

Qbic(5\  :  m.  An  obied  -,  tbe  fubièll  of  the  fightyiot^ 
g.  tb'mgone looliefondire6llf^  aitttbipi ihatubifiretiie 

pbleél  de  ifîmcnnpuâ ehilfekj^n^ofwitttej^s,'  ' 

Obieaer.^MObijccc;  ;  %  V    '^^     -  f 

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nfflsjhf  in  the  middeft  of  a  womam  ptiuUies. 
Nv'^nphce  :  f.  Tbe  water  IJUk^or  water  T{ofe. 
NyiTiphéc  granchr.  The  great  waierLillie;wberéof 
thtre  be  two  l(inds  ,4  white  ^and  a  yellow  one.    : 
Nymphée  p^ûtc.  Thé  fmali  water  UUii  (of  two 
i^mduuweUds  the  great  one.) 
Nymiphcttt:'f//<//^^/^Niw^fc^;    V       -, 
Nymphcux  :  m.  €u(c  \î.  N^f^bUeyNïmplhii^é^ 
tiimph^or  fell  of  Nitnphes, 


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^  tine  Cafi  j  whence,  p  Pierce  retourne,  &c.    - 
O.  AComunilion  Cometimes  vfed  infteadof  A- 
ycc'^wbence^}lcanOrûoyy  I  m'en  v ay  O  vous. 
O.AAlnteYieStwnofgrietûnf^yWQndefingyWifti^^ 
exclama  tionyderiJm,contempt,&c\  and  thin  figiffies^ 
Oh^aloé^ay  me^ good  Urd\  Obihatypijhyfifj tufhJ^Cy 
'  Sometimes  inlpeec^fespfwondeYyond  mocl(triey  it  is 
.    not  exprejfed ,  bfH  vnder flood  \  whence ,  Le  braue 
homme  que  voila  1  UHomme  de  bien  1  in  fltêk  ofyO 
le  hr aue  homme  !  Q  Icmefchant  !  ^  v .  j  ^  , 

Obaine.  Lr?éiij[^  Aubain^,  r    /         ;  ^^^ 

Obcdianciers:  nj.  Fdi^r^  church  office}*! yyiz.aDeéney 
^TchdeaconyAlmner y  and  Sexton.  » 

^^diçtmncnt^  Obédientfyyùbpqu^^ 

pcdiencc:  fl  Obedience \  ory^y  Obciflaticd^       i 
bcdient.  Obeéitntyêbfequiôus^dutiftltvntit^  ^       X 
bei:  m.  le:  £  Cheytdi  obfiruedwith  dutity  ynlded 
V^nt9  wuhfubmigion.     :é  •  v   ^^f  ^    . 

Opine.  Lo(>t^  Aubaine.  v^  ^ 

Obcir.  Tùdbey^tQébftmedutifkUfyyeeUyni^fiém^^^ 
I  ;  jî«^/r  Î  ^<>  befubieâlyObfiquioMSyOr  dntifuU  vnt^i  ^^^ 
l^batfoeuer anêihcr  j^  béiiêe Umdoe. I   /^ 

^iflance:  f.  pbedienct.obiiffanctiâ  dutifidlû^^ 
,  ^Obciflant  :  nu^anoe  :  iOht^fiatt^^Mknt  ifttMJfm^ 

^^fi^muSyOrdutifiUlvnto.     -  !«f >v  ,  ,  ^  ^«^  /\ 

1  Scande  moMbitl-bbcirflwit  recueille  :  Prov.'^ifcf 

vJbclifqut  :  m.  An  ObilUkei  a  (r^t>%ft,^  ipfuàrf^ 


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0b{t:m..Àhibit^bfeqm 
Objurgatcur  :  m.  A  chider.yaubui(erya  reprouer. 
Objurgation  :  f^  Anobiufgaiiçnychidingyrèbu^y 
proefeyTcprehenfionyblamingm' 


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jurguer.  Tc  chideyreproueyrebukey  iaunt/embind. 


blame. 


Obladc:  fr  Alflndof  grtat'efid^Aj^luttt-mouM^^ 
Ruj^eyor/ea  Tearchy  hamng  a  blacl(e^ot  o^ ike  root  of 
her  tayle.^}A^xÇéiï\oï%r  '^,-^^:y\^j.:\  ^.,.; 

Qlb\2X^XfXf  A  Smldm 

inferuic^y  hath  maintenance^r  tbe  btne^fit  of 41  Mônt(s 
fdàify  ^Ipieithim  manAbbenatfo^  tbemmes^ar 

.,  place  of  a  Moni(e  y-or  iji^ùch  afouldtort      y  M?r  v' i- j 

Ùb\7X^6n:f^An,obJafwn^nof^  ^       $?*|P 

Oblec^ationr^  Ù  Ohleéiatii^nydeligfjt.^  -  -^^^^^  J^^ 
Obleé^cr.  To  obleélatty  rti(fyctydeligf)i^^9^^ 

p(îflimeyyeildrecreattanyVnto.  —   /^^/ 1^  S 

Obi  iages-Droift  d^ob.*:»  Nomine  ^çsn^yorffnc  jafi. 

/ed  in  fome  places  (as  within  tbe  dominiok  ofBloh)  ty 

TtnantSyTPhobau/MOt  payed  their  fen  tSy  or  pe^ firmed 
their^earebe  duties  on  thepr  %/UaU  dayes.         .       / 

^^bllaige. 4^ Obliagc.  /^   ^    ,.    ^     ' 

ObJf e:Sr  Oublic^Rab.  '  ;      ^:    V 

Obligation  :  £  An  Obligafumy  or  tpnd]  alfhya  bml- 

'    dingnefie.  <^         ,  ^"""^  ^  '      <r    ; 

.  Obligatoire: com.  ObligatorieyOUigingybindingJ:    :    I 
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hotdenyindfibted  v/to.  •   ^    '  .  # 

-,  Obl  ige  enrôlât;  Snbted  vntp  the  riic'r  of  (be  Court 

<4Bm        ,^   --*    .     ^         A- 
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Obîivicux:  rti.  cufc:  f.  Obliuwcâ.fbrgetfiUialTûyCaié^ 

.Oblivion:  f.  Obliiàônjfirgét/ulMegei  vnmindfiilntffe. 
Oblocfibil;  f.  Sore  Imrtymuch  annoy ance.gr eat  barme. 
Oblong:  m.guc:  fl  Ôbtoâiyfimcwbât lot^j^^ 

Obnubiter.  To  obrniébiUte,  mal^e  clmdie^  obfcuye^  or 
darl(en^clùï9dsd0etbesl(ie.         '   '^ 

pbnunciation.  :  f.  Afhrbtdding  of  a  thing  vpon  a  fire- 
linarvUdge^  con\e£lure^  or  tifielybood  of  tbi  tUJhcceJJi 
thereof  \   ♦  > 

Obolc  Mn.  A  hâlfipemtie\  a  frnall  copie  worth  vij  tl 
Tourn.  alfo^abaljèpennie  weight  y  iigratnes  among 
Apothecaries,  and  i^' among  CMintmeny  and  Gold- 

Obolc  dc  GucUrc5.  A  coyne  worth  ij  s  vj  d  Acrl; 
Obole  dc  Hornc.  Js  worth  fomei^bai  aboue  xiiij  d 
fieri.  ■•■ .  ,-  •'*'.•■-:  •■."=:     /^  ■  '■■'-    '*■  ■ 

OboIe  du  Rhin,  whereof  there  ht  dmers  firts  of 

.  different  value ^  yet  all  oftbem  beiweene  iiyand  27 
.    (cilz  Tourn. ,  .  -         ^ 

i:>ïo\&à'oho\t.See\evndefDïOï6t. 

Obombration:  f.  Anéumbration^obfcifrement^d' 

Jowjrjfjaddowing.      -^. 
CytKyvchicx^Tooburnbrate^fhaddoWyOh^^ 
OhïC^BaflardbUel(e  HeUebore^LHngwori^ChriftS'rWOrf^^ 

Lyons  foot  yLjom  claw^'    '.      .  , 

Obrcptice:  com.  Of/reptltîouiyPoUenyfvifledijf^con':, 
ut'yed/iimmedyfilfclycomeby. 

Obrep  tion  :  £  An  obrepthn  ;  the  creeping^  or  pealing 

to  a  thing  bycrafiie  meJnes  ;  the  getting^  or  obtaining 

^■thereof  hy^iifftmulation^rpn 

Obrcptiflcincnt.  B;J?^tf///;.  ,    . 

Obrizc.Orob.  GoIdperfiaiyfined.ortryed.^KsL}^^. 

pbrophorc.  Acarrkr  of  light,  (f  Rab. 

Obiue  :  m.  cc  :  £  àuerwbelmed  y  coutredyOr  bur^daïï 

tuer  with  earth j&c  ydrofwnedJoft^oppreffedyConfiMnr^: 
^dediOuercome,       .\       '  .,    ,■    ./''^'f' 

Ôbftur:  m. lire:  f»Qbfcureidarkeymirl(eidM4l(ieygh§^ 

;  mieymijiitydimmi  \alfOyfecrU^cloftymijlicaUydiffufed^ 

i   bard^tdvhderfand j  alfo, priuatie y^jntinowm ^ ba/iy 

S  eanoyof  low  parentage yofnoWutiition. 
fcurci  Cm.  icf  f.  (fbfcured^  dimmedyiarl(ened\cloa- 
*      ifiedj  hidden^  coruealedy  obnubilated^  enwrapped  in 

ciowds.     ^  :\  ..;•/,  ^.     ■•  \.;. .  ,;    ^.  :  _ 

Obfcmcit.Toobfcurei  darkin^dimme,  ùturcaftyOrcaft 
a^mifi  otéir  ;  todoatffy  bide^  concettle  ;  obnubilate^  en-^ 
wrap  in  clowi}.  v  x 

Obfcurcifleincnt:  m.  An obfcurin]^^l(emngy  dim-^ 

mihgyOHèrcaftikgyOfieyJhadowing.^^^^  \ 

Obfcurcmcnt.  Obfbure^^l^ly,dmiy,cUw^d^^^^ 

lyxc^nenly^ijlicitUy.  ,      .^  ^     '^  :  "  ' 

Obfcurité :  f.  ObfiHttlte^^dirlcnefie, dimnefe,clâwdi^ 

J^efl(/lmf[ineffe,4n  ouercafting  j  clofineffeycouertneffey 
•  di^  ^miJlicaU  fence  ^  or  bidden  meaning 

Oblc^afbn  :  f.  An  ohfecritUmy  befeecbingy  ejfpeciatt 

defifi^éa^neflmtmlikjH^  - 

ObfcqUcs:  f.  ObfifUklsjfip^erattSyjOffi^ 
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Obfcrvatcur  :  m.  ^n'o^eruer^  markef^regardêr*  àlfo 
auobfiruatorymonitorybiU'lieeperytnSchooUs.   ' 

Obicrve:  m.cc.^  f.  Obferued,  k^pt.held,  heeded.  eRee' 
med,Yegarded'yWatched,marl(ed.   -      w 

Obfervcr.  To  obferueylfeepoyhold  ^  beed,eflumeyref4rd^ 
wateh^âft[eye/pie,aduifi.         y,^  ^^^^  ^^  ^      .> ^ 

OblHIcur  :  ra.  A  befiegerya  beleaguerer.    ^  '  ;  J^:   . 

Obhltcr.  To  witbftandyrejiftigainefay,  i^pe^^ui 

Obltacic:  m.An  tbfiaclejmpeacbmentyUtyhinderame 
imediment.  ,^       j,  .      * 

Obftaclcmcnt :  m.  A  lettingyhmdcringy  impeachinz- 

al/^ajioppin^oi^jhuttingvp.  i  .  ,^  .%.^' 
Obltaclcr.  To  Utjbinderyimpeach  j  alfo^toflop  (a  doorr 

windoWy&Çi)toft)utvpahoùfe.^  \  *  / 
Obftant  tyithftanding^mpeacbin^Jètting.  ' 

I^onohRznt.  Notwithftandtfig,  for  all  thatr 

Ob{izquc:tn.éc:iHinderedylettedJmpeachedytth- 

liood. 

OWtinadon:  £  ObftinacieyWilfiflHefeyfelfi-willljiHb. 
bornnefHi  alfoyconftancieyperjcueranceyrefolutm,  in 
an  opinion.  ^. 

'■  t  Qbftînç  :  in.ce  :  (.Obftinate^  ^Ifi^UyfelfiwiUie.^pin:^ 

onatiue-,  'fliff-necked,jlubborn',fimeyCoriltântycfolHtc,  • 
perfidingy  déterminât  ely  bent.  " 

'  '  Obftin  Ancnt.  Obflinatelyi  wilfully  j  flubbornly  3  fkmt^. 
lysfefolutelyyconjjiântly.     i^^v^ 

f Qbftincr.  Stubbornly  to  per  fifty  or  perfeuere  im,  w}l- 
^  filly  to  harden  fetyor  bendbU  thoughts  on\to  maintûwc 

'  éarneftlyy  determine  abfolutely  y  dbJUnately  to  bold 
tael^e.       ,  .      \       \       ' 

Obtcrhpcration  :  f.Obtempeyatiônyobedience. 
Ohtcmpçré: ni. ce: (.Obeyed^  >.  \. - 

Obtempérer.  To  obtemperatOy  obey  ^dàe  the  willy  fU 

low  the  àiredioHybe  at  the  comma und  of     ; 
OhttnçbïtîrTo  obtenebrateyôbfcureydarl^.     ■■ 
Obtcncment  :  mi^An  obtaining^  ^^f  ^'^^^|>  ^^^biemng 
ofjattamingvnt0.>       •      \^      ' 

Obtenir.  ToobtaineyatteinemtOy^atchteHe^  acquirty 

Obtenu:  in.uë:  £  Obtainid;atchieHedygottenyattih 
nedvnto.      '    •  •;■;..  •. ^x.- 

Obtcnuc  :  £  yf  ])5rcfctfy?,  atquifitiony  thing  obtaineJy 
matter  gotten.  vv  :        f  ,    ' 

Obtcftcr.  To  obtefl  ;  corûure  ;  bumbfyjor  heartily  to  be- 
feech^alfoytoinHokfytôcaUtowUnéjfejrfc^Uvponfr 
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naundererJ  ;.  '     v: 

Oocrcéb^H  :  f.  DitràSlim,  dtpraiut'mtbtcky}u»jU 

jlaundtrmg^  '    '—      ' .  '    7 

ObtundrèTTo  beat,flriJ(e,ortbiimpe-,  toblinit,ermke 
\^illulii  alfùi$o incitlfâte^  vr reptat 0fte»i  to  wfar.ie,or 

clojrvUhwords,       ,     ,■     "'^'.•'..•^^  ■■•"■[    '    * 
Obturateur:  no.  A  popper^ Jbitttervp.   #  * 
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Obtiiietnent.  Obntftfy^uUjfJbbmth»' 
Obyecftion  :  fi><ji»i»ràrit  witb\cmmmg 

'  pfntHg^chauHcmivtUi,         i>-,.tt.-«k 

ObTcntioDtKÔawentaire»  <# X<»»«r«  ht^nHiVf 
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Oétavc  :  f.  i^»  OChH$r^  anciihlitya  profiOtiii/t^  êr  the 

"^L  Odlavc  d'mic  fcftc.  The  OêlâMe^eJilt  dujti^on  th: 

fun,:-        *    »                    .^       ^^         r^^^^  •         "^  T  ' 

Occiifion  trouve  qui  (on  chat  bat  :  Pror.  Me  U>ah  *^   Les  oé^aves  en  (çrdnt  ^n  longues.  Tfcr  blow  in^ 

^^   I     nrtMi/i  *^tfr  im  Cat  finds  â  caufefbr  ii.a^fmm:,,C^^  deed  is  giue?iybkt  il  may  be  reuenged  a  longtime  bçce', 

Occ^S\onncïicn\cni.OccâJionaltyyb^  ^r^menjr/i lil^e en^ughto be iMgftnâ^^^              ^   ♦ 

Ox^i\oViV)^ï.To9ccafion,çrbètheûccafipno               *  Ov^enaiïc.  An  eigbi  ^  tbe  number,  or  a  fty foulon  ^oj 

Occiant:  ra,^  Occident.  /        -    .     -     .     %    N  eigfot^              ji  ^        '                /    /               ^r* 

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OwCidcntal:  m.  aie:  f.  Octide)iîtatt^wéjlerÛe^  l^tf- 

terne,  •../"t-,  .^■-^■.  v^  ,;^  ^•.■■/•^■-   :.  vv^^v-  ^-v.'-s.^;':>^^ 

Occipital:  m.alc:  £  OccifilaÙy  behngi^tg  tM  noddle^ 

orhinder  part  of  the  head:     "  .fe-^^l^^^^^^^^ 

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Odonairc  :  com.  Eight, cf  eight. 
0<5to(licjuc;  f.  I'i  Stafi^or  Stan%f  »f  eight  verfeu 
O6io{y\h\x  :  cota:  of  eight  fyliaàtts.  » . . 

Octroy  ;  m.  //  graunt  \  a  grace  j  ^  priuiledge  conferred, 
^^rfuii  giuen^  A^o^fiet  wiU^-  good  mlljatff^thc  ^  aunt 
ê[4Sitbj$dievitlotbeVmce.         viv      '-^    C'  C 
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^'    afo^anocc^épjing^vfing^embjingyfjei^ureofi  alfb,a 

diffeifinjorvjurpation.^^   -r^'-i ,  (^    ■    ^        \. 
i  Occupé;  w.éct  Î.Oc(:upiedj bufiedytmplojed'm^trou" 
I  .    blea^heldyOtintangfed  witb'yalfo^TvfonJii'^dy  vfur-^* 
^)^i^rciblftal^  ^ 

OcoJper.  V(?  êccupy-y  iobttfieytrpUbUyimptoy^alfOyto  vfe^^ 
;i,pofse(Jeyemùyi  alfojt'9  winytal{e^yfurpe  byfirce-ytopfx^^ 
-onjodiU^i^ one.  "^    "-     <^'  '         ^^ 

Occuper  ^ucun  de.  To  accufe^%r  appeadbofi  to 
charge  with  (an  old phr/ifè.)         *  t*  :  -  .    ^     y 

Occurrence:  C  An odcurr entity  w accident ^û -thing 

met  mi^Kmtlet  happened  in  the 
Occurrcnt:  m.  Anocctirrentypri^0çcurrcncc. 
Occiirrcnt:  m.  ente:  î.Occttrrenil^e^d^ntaily  happi- 
ning^orcommingintbeivay,  - 

I^Occurrcr.  Tooccutreymeetw\thy  comt  in  plâce^offer 
it  felfè'be  in  the  wây  ;  to  happen^-  or  fitU  out  on  à  ptd- 
■    daim.    ■  '\  '^r  ■  -^'    ■  //••  ;  >^.   ^  ■•      ■'■  ■   ^"' 
Occane.  La  mer  Oceane.  The  OceMyOr  maint  Sea. 
Océanique  :  com.  Of^or  belonging  tOy  the  Ocean^  refi- 

ding^of  liuing  in  the  Maine,         .  >  0  î  ^' 
Ochc  :  £  ^  nidft^ockf^or  notch  ;  the  cut  of  d  TaUyial- 
fiya  little  gfomdinclo/idrpitb  a  ^tjfçlj^^^^ 
f^M trees.  .a,,^^%*>U  '%"^.     v    ^:';^fe;|^-'^^-*--^V'^^^u;  : 
Ochc:  tiu  cc:  C  ^icl^dy  Hocked^yi^        ^^^^ 
TaUy  ;  afoy  mêUid^  flirted,  vfaggedyj^d^aglidJ.j 
Och^r.Toniclie,noçkf^tch ;  to  cut^as a^affpi ^^0 
^^^^ifi'trr4yfiiyWag^magU.      *  ^        -^^  ^ 
OcicMX!  ttucuicif^ ydiè,qmh^^flftUydteafe^^^  lei- 

f^^ytbathatb Utilité dêt.  i^v^>^   i  -  •>    >«  -^^l 

Ocrifletf.  Afiotdd^fkriwyVmpiutÊrmtmtiMW^^^ 


Occultation  :  i  Aft  {fctulmion^oncealm^jfidm^^^^'-^^  ;.: ,,  ^^;if/  vnto  ;  /o  beftoxp^or  confi/ftvport. 

Occulte": com.  Hidden,  clofe,  pritéie,  cûfécttymced^i--^^^^  mot  ne  dit:  Pro.  He  that /ayes 

Ud,fetretyo6fckre.:   ^\    ^   -    -.v^y-'/.^i^^y^:.    ;;^  \^  .^^   %    -^ 

Occulté:  m*ée:£  Hiddeii^cMcealed^bfcurtd.       $^  com.  £i^^  titnes  doubled,  fixteene,  tmce 

Occultenicnt*  Hiddenljfj^priuily^iofel^ycouertly,re-^      /i^fcr.    - 1  -         ^#  wi 

^  hetly^        •        ;  ^  ;  4  ^  '■'.-.-^^^yn::.      /  ,        Ocuhïït:  cott^Oçular,perfpiciiota,euidén^apparanî:^ 

QccultQVf  To  hide,  conceate,coufr, Jkfe^e  fecret,  ob-         alfOybelmpngtotBeeye.  ! 

/?/^rf.  '        .       -     >       •  -.-:^..-./^~---^.:^.^v'  _:!jyeinc  oculaire.  ? ar  t  of  the  fbrchead  veine -^  called  Jo 

OccupMçiir  I  m.  The  occupier, poJ[lejfûrJtol^r,enioye^^        while  it  acc^jUt^  eye.     ^ 
t  '  .r . ./.;«;, *_l:.l  l.  l^*l  r.:^^j    ^    -— -      .         H  OculaircmeBt.  'i^erfpiciiouJly,euidentIj,appafântty,he'^  • 

fore  the  eyes^     '     -■         ^^>   ,      f^^^^  > 

Oculcrm.ee:  f.  Circi4m^e£l,foonefpying,tleeye^er' 
'm^ftÛJtie,qmcke  of  fight. 

Ode  :  f.  Dyers  Woad'i  alfo,a  Poeticall  Ode,  or  Son^. 
OàçlcîtQif. A fmall,qrJhort Ode:    /_    c 
Odette.  ^Oddette.  ,        '  •        9 

Odeur;  f.  An  odor,  fent;fmeU,  waO.\fauori^at(o,  the 
fence  offmeUing\  alfo^ an  inl(liag,fu/pition^f  doubt. 

Of.    "  _*'      ■■'''■'■:  ■.•.-.■  .-..■'..•;■  1  ■:|j^f--»-v. 

Une  Pa  pas  en  bonne  odeiir.  Hedif^ufls  him  j  or 
■    dijlafls  him  much  ;  be  bath  no  goodcmeeU  of  him.  ^ 
Dc  mauvaifc  odeur.  Telle chofc  eft  de  m.  o.  Such 
f  thing  is  loathfomeyor  moR  vnfkuorii  j  of  ill  reputati- 
(m\mofiUwdyfattltie,fihbie.  -   .  ;      ^ 

Odieux:  1161.  ^i\(t*'  f.  Hatejîdl,odiou4jâathfome^contra^ 
tie  to  mans  naturt  \  alfo,baynous,dctefiabley  horrible, 
worthie  of  hatred^  i^g       v  n^^    >" 

odorant,  as  Odorifcrantvtfr,y*r<i7mg^ 

Odorat  :  n\.Thefefice,$r  ^^,ft()Si^^ 
Odoration  :  {.as  ÔdorcmentJ^^^^a^â^ 

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loiurd'UftcchofçcnTormed'oecononie.  To  pop- 
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duringhis ovfne Ufi.j    ''       :  7\     /   - 

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or  hokfébold  bufitefes.     '       ;  -:  m 

Oedémateux;  in.cufe:  f.  Full  of  or  fubieSlxmtOy  a 
flej^maticlie^aTidpaineleJfetumor^or/iveUing^  • 

Oedème  :n).  A  païntUJfcy  waterifhy  find  flcgmatic\e 
JfipeUing^which  preyed  dojpne  mtb  the  finger^  rttayncs  ' 

-    tbc  impreffion  thereof 

OcdipcKlique,  ïambe  Oedipociiquc.  A  Ume^  or 

goxp^fkg^t^P^.  /    ,j  ,^ 

Oeil  :  '^'^be  eye  \m  eye  \  i  pght^a  loo{e.     ^   :  '  \  ^ 
Oei}^4^^     A  redyfierieyJ}ar{ùngeye*^{Such  a  one 
as  lj^0^ni^  the  leapéroHs  haue,}      * 
Oeil  bi|àjiSÉ.  <tt  Oeil  vc  ^ 

Oeil  br^iflard.  Jih  eye  ivbofe  Chrïflaline  humor  is 
grorvnejptùe^andalmoft  dryedvp^  (an  imper fèRion 

.    ihcttbejkUiptd people.)  - 

Oeil  de  bqèùf.  The  bearbc  Ox-eje\alfo/ôolifl)  MdtheSy 
vnfaumé  white  Cotubyivhite  vnfauoru  CamomiU^al- 
JOyanâjitp^ifutmg^or  great  gôgle  eye  \  and^prouerbiaU 
ly^  igHàrançéyOr  a  weal^e  eye  ^  alfo  (in  building)  fuch  an 
ouéri^i^f^is^madeinfbmeroofisyandcl^ 
ncl^^tj^tjyrr  in  the  firme  thereof)  ta  gaine  light  or 
oyré/^iJ^i^lkdHfy  or  fir  the  voiding  offmoal^efrom 

0éji^0?i/héuc.  A  rolling  goglc  eye  ;  alfo ^  ah  eye  that 
.  ri^Ql^pt  afïiîiî^t  vpKvardy  an  eye  rohofe  lid  couers  haljè 
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SSbearbeÇ)  alfo^  a  Cats  eye  ;  a  fight  tbats  better  in  the 
i:f  night  then  by  day  i  alfoyan  put-Jlrouiing  eye  ;  alfo^  à 

white  ft  one  4hat  glifters  10(0  a  ftarre,  and  cafl^  an  ar 
^    T^irelufter.   '-       >;  ;  v>: 

Ofiil  dc  chcvrct  A  vphattjrt  ouer-rpbite  eye\  an  eye 

fiiUûfv^iteJpots^&/wbofe  apple  fiemesdiùided  by  a 
ftreake  of  white.      ^  '^     .;   \^  / 

Ocil  d*hypocnte.  An  often-twinlfling  eye.  /  V 

Oeil  de  ludas.  The  Nut^  or  Fryers  peeceSf  a  Leg  ^f 
Mutton. 

.Oeil  de  licvrc.  An  eye  which  injleefing  holds  the  Ms 
open  I  alfo,  an  eye  whofe  vpperlid  by  conuulfm^  or  o- 
therwifiyis  binder ed from  couering  the  vpper  part  of 
*    thewbite.       '  V  A:      i- 

Ocil  dc  \o}X^^Aim)(iejÊr  dar^e  eye.  *  W.  * 
Oeil  dc  mauvais  garçon,  as  Ocil  dc  loup.  ^    \ 
Ocil  de  morue.  A  great/md  uHt-firowting  (butdulU 
fiihted)eye.  .;h%;  '    #    -  .     >'    %  * 

Ocil  dc  perdrix.  U  btigbt^  orleJOaU  ruble  T^ed/d-' 
fo^ki^dofFig.'^-^^'^^^^^^ 
Ocil  dt  tat.  A/inalieyeyp}nl(e''ejeJlktle fight.  \ 
OéiroiAé  A  Carbuncle  in  the  eye.  K    ;     a    * .   f 
Oeil  dc  travers.  AfquintjOr  leering  eye.       ;  ? 
Ocilvcron*  A  deprauation  if  the  eyes;  when  the, 
cbri^ine  burner  gr§wés  wbiti^  of  is  almofi  dryed  vp 
m  o^fy  one  ef  them  i  or  when  they  are  both  ûffkndrie 
colours  i  or  when  their  apples  be  verie  hlackc  j  alfê^  a 
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Blanc  oeil.  Gens  aux  bjancs  yç\XX,..'}VhUc-liutnd 
fimt-hemedypeople.^  \       *  r  •  .    ' 

Blanc  en  rocil.  II  n'a  point  dc  blanc  en  I'oeij.  He 
Ua  vemfpim,  he  bath  not  a  croffc  to  Utffe  hmtvith 
Bufche  en  I'ocil.  C'cftoit  vn  buff  he  en  Ton  c<:ij' 
That  was  a  logy  or  bcamt  in  his  eyt,  ;  an  hinder  ana  il 
..     btsfif})t  J  that  cafi  a  mift  tuer  bis  vnderftan4wg. 

Gros  oàl  A  [iormfillybig,  furlie.or  angrieleoke. 
"tAiwiis  ocu.jfuieChicliweed^Henncbit.  :► 

B<frlc  dc  bel  GCiL  ApearU  of  a»  excellent  xotôm  ûr 
-    Wer.    .  .       .    ,...,-g-  ^  ' 

Ayeuxdçcire.I«oi(;rCJre.    ■    ■ 

•  Les  yeux  plus  grands  que  la  panfc.O;;^»^)»^^.^;,,^ 
or  had  bet  ter, fill  his  bellie  then  bis  eye.  ■ 
L'oeil  tendu  au  bois,  warify,  vigilantl^i^circmhtn- 
Ifl  thatfiaresafyrpri/alli  that  holies  terierpelU. 

,.  boHtbtm..     .-'^'^ ':  '•■■■.  "Va.  ^  '■:/■,(;-■  ■„: 

U  a  vn  oeil  au  bois,(ou  aux  çhamp^)  Scrautrcà  la 

Ville.  iietool(eslwojundrie7vayeijorbècdsimfcu{.- 
rallthingSyat tncé.        -,    '•  i 

n  a  vn  oeil  a  la  poifleil'autrc  au^chat.  rMwr  fr 

•  «w  xWf r  Poiflc.        ■''^.      >  :     f      •'  .' 

Pake  les  yeux î  &  faire  les  doux  yeux.  Looh 
Faire.  '/   :>   .  - , /.    -••    •  :;•  ^    \.  ^      ' 

Lever  l'oeil  11  n'y  a  homme  qui  ofe  lever  l'oei! 
devant  hy.  Ëuerie  oneflands  in  wonder fidl  nm  of 
bim  5  nç  man  dare  quitch,  orftirre  before  hint.  " 
11  leur  en  pend  autant  en  l'oeil.  They  arc  in  the  li\t 
»  danger)  they  mufi  me  day  tafl  of  the  fame  favrce]  as 
much  euerie  way  hangs  ouer  their  (car  elejfc)  heads. 
Servi  au  doigt,  &  à  l'oeil.  Seruedat  a  bccis  ;  dili- 
gently attended  ^excellently  way  ted  en.  > 
Tenir  l'oeil  à.  Toloo^eatferioHpyyvicwditis^entlj, 
obfcruewiflly,giiie  good  heed  vnto. 
""A  Toeil  malade  la  lumière  nuit  :  Vxo.An  eyedifioK- 
pired  cannot  broo\e  the  light,  Jicl^^c  thoughts  cannoi  in- 
dure  the  truth. 

/'A  cœur  doigm  l'oeil  pleure:  Prov.  Atpccpn7,c)t 
^difcouers  the  fid  heart  ;  moifi  eyes  rr.ournefullheart. 

•  l>cuxyeux  voycnt  plus  clair  qu'un  :  Pro.  7m»  qa 
fee  better  (ttvo  wits  difcerne  tnore)  then  one. 
L'oeil  du  maiftrc  cngraific îc  cheval:  Prov.  5« 

.'  Maiftre.  ♦  \  *  . 

Le  cd^Ur  rie  veut  douloir  ce  que  l'oeil  ne  peut  voir: 
Pro:  if4?at  the  eye  canrt»i,fee  the  bean  will  not  rue. 
Nul  he  fçàit  ce  qu'  à  l'oeil  luy  pend:  Pro.  No  man 
tînmes  what  willbejàù  binf^orbnv hecrea  mifcbiefi 
iitobim.  % 

Oi-gucil  h*a  pas  bon  cell:  Prov.  ?r.ide  lookei  ftpf 
y  weUonany^.  ■*:'     '  ■ -.,  .a?.--."  >■.  •■ '.    •■ 

Quand  les  yeux  voycht  ce  «qu'ils  ne  virent  onc- 
.quçs,le  cœur  penlc  ce  qu'il  ne  penfa  oncqucs  :  Pro. 
'  ffewobisiff s  breed  new  thoughts,-  ■ 
Qui  n'a  qu'un  ocil  bien  le  garde  :  Pro.  Lit  bim  that 
•hubbutomeyelieepertweU^tbim  that  bath  but 
tnebelpeftriuuâprefèriuU,       y^' 
.  ^  Toute  chofc  fe  vend  au  pris  de  1*  oeil  :  Prov.  àtans- 
V  fyedttbJHitirate  on  euerie  thing.  *  '  '"^  •' 

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ÔciUagc  de  Vin.  ThefiU/ng'Vp  ofléAkïe mnevcàb. 
!  OciIlardci%*ï^Ocilla(W^      ;     ;i;  ,    v     •  ."^    . 
I  O eillc  :  m.éc  :  f.  rult  ifeyti^  decl^tdof  ftt  (bjc\e  mtb 
I      c}esjil(e^a,  Jkacocli}  tiylc  ;  â/fo,  filled  vp y  ds  à  lealiin^ 
I  .   iVineveJfell.     V ,  :  -  ;    ^'  *   •   .^.;  :    ' 

0 :illtf r  les  Vins.  T^  yP//  i;p  ivine  vejîeU  which  haui tea- 

0>illcres.  Bride  à  ocillcres.,-^  kjldiomth  eye- flaps  fir 

Oeillet  :  ni.  .4  Utile  eye j  alfoy  an  oylet-holé  y  alfoy  the 

yimnghudof  iijréey  &(: 'i alJjOy  a  CiU^^^^ 

pïnhe.  .    ■    ;  .• .  ;    _   \-   ■'  .. ,    .M.  ,:.:.  ;,■.•;. ,    /v^ 

OeiîIetfDicu.  Rûfe-Cmpion {aflatver.)    '^    •  /i'  v 
Ociilçt  d'Inde.  Tbe  Tur\ieyOrAffncân  ^arigold^or 
Cill:flrver\alCoytheFYencbt!Ma7i^^^^ 
forver(r^hîch  is  the  fn^le  l(indof  tl^^ 
OcilIets,dcParis./i:.jCathcrinctces;  V  ' 

Oeillet  de  Provcnc/c.  The  ordinaric  great^ted^and 
double  Cloue-Gilliflorver. 

Orilletderorette.vi  /r^  {indofiberedClûue-Gil- 
lijliiver.        •*•     A'  ^         ^     •..      .  y.. 

.     Oeillet  fauvage,  A  Pinl(e  ^  alfo^  the  fmeiwillkmy 

.Oeillet  de  Turquie.  ^mcHActiHïïàz.  ;  <      \ 
Bois  ont  orciIk^5&  champs  oeillets  :  Pro  V.Jf  1(7^^5  ; 
haue  their  car  es  ^a^id  fields  their  eyes-^euerie  thingbath 

*  fomr  inflrumcntiif^or  helpe  fi^r^^^^^  ,    .'-     -  ^ 

OdHetc:  m.éc? f.  J^uUoffyesOilie^ïU'pfeflxheèff^oY, 

Mn^rvrought  breàd\)  nlfo^fiiU  of  oy  le  tholes. 
Oeilleton  :  m.  4  Tinlie\oY  fmaU  Oillifloweit'^alfi^a  little 

hud,  »  ^  .        "*  ,  •     ., 

Oeillicr  :  m.  ere  :  f.  Of^or  belonging  to^an  eye.    *    #  j| 

•  Vcine  oeiîliçre.  See{e  Veine»  ;  *  ;  ■ 
Oq\Ï\\çks:  (.  The  eye-tcethyartufl^es.^  * 
Ocfipè:  m.  The  filthy  and  fw£dtie  grenfinejfe  ofrpooU 

gromngonthe  flanf^e^  andfiQoulders  of  a  Sheep  t. 
Odon  :m.  The  rveaforiyOr  throat-pipe.     . /*  ^ 

Oerophage:m.  The  mouth  oftbeftémaci(\a^Oytbepipè 

that  reaches  fiom  the  month  to  the  flomacl(e.     . 
Oç({:m.XheEaftrpindyOrcoafi.    ...  .•. . 

Ocftre  lunoniquci^  gad-bee  yborfe-^fiye  Jlnn-flye^brim- 

/^n  6ri^.  ^Rab.      ;  '.;.     - 

Ozwt'.m.Anegge.  .;>'v'     ■* 

Oeufs  brouillcx.  i(y(;tf  Brouille.  '  ;       ?  ;  ^  . 
Oeufs  de  Pafques.  Ttfjï,  ar  P^^ch-eg^eSjie^er^^^ 
(^tEafier\ivhence\       ^^  .  :/    ^   ^  ^ 

lis  s'y  attendaient  comme  à  leurs  péîlf^  de  PaA 
^\xzs.They  expcUedit  certainetyytbey  lo^i^edaff^^^ 
orgreedily^firit.  ^  '  ■•■      :  T   ^^^^^    '^^^ 

)      ÎÙonnei:  des  ocufs  de  Pafqucs  i  toutes  reftes.  Ta 
l^cthrpacl(e^beJamme^belaborfoiéndly  j  to  lay  .about  him 

miy.        '-  -  '    :- .    ^  ■  \:v,v ;::'■■■■  ^•■^"■• 

Ocuf  dès  Philofophes.  fbe  veffeU  wherein  AUhj- 
^Kii  put  theftufe  which  they  hope  Willjeeld  the  Phi- 
^^^fhcrsflone.       v     ;.   ;    :.  .  ^-i   / 

Oeuft  des  poiflçms.  Thèfpanme  offifbes\  v^éncey 
Hajenç  aux  oeufs.  A  fiiU^owedyOf  bard-riftPedHer* 

Oeufsàl^lètte,JE^rM»^Cé>ï^x;      >       ;: 
Couver  vh  mauvais  ocuf.  To  batch  an  ill  êggeyfù 
b^eei  an  vnffaciom  cbild\  to  nottrijb  an  vMbu^ie^  or 
'^fchkuoiMdifiine.      '    .- -'  ^ -  '        f;.;* 
Faire  de  fcs  oeufs  poules,  To  count  bis  cbiiitns  be- 
fi'^Jhej  be  Batched. 

^1  n'y  fera  rica^non  ptui?  que  le  cocj  fur  les  ocufs.H/ 
^^^notbedrawnetoâttendjïïmeddUiriù.      .^ 


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,  Quitter  vn  boeuf  pour  prendre  vn  oeuf.  To'anh  g 
'     great»^  the  gaine  of  a  JmaU,thmg  ;  to  change  pr  the 
rvarfe,  .  .  .  ,  ■  ,;  ■   .  .-4.,   <.     ■■.  ■ 

•  Tondre  fur  va  oeuf.  To  quarrell  without  caufcy  or 
find  a  fault  where  there  u  none  j  dlfoyto  pic\  a  gaine  out 
of  a.moft  bare  yOf  barren  commodUtc. 

Vn  Qeuf  n'^ft  rien  jdeux  font  grand  bien:  trois  c* 
,     cit  alicz  i  quatre  c'cft  tort  j  cinq  c  cft  la  mort  :  Pro. 
One  eg^c^is-  noncy  twofomcwhaiy  three  enow  y  fiurc  be 
top niucbyfiue^^iueadeadUe blow.  •       ;  -. 

.  De  mauvais  corbeau  mauvais  oeuf:  Pro.^)?  iU  hWd 
.la/es  a  naughtie eggc;Jewd créatures  breed  lewd  crea^ 
;    turis\astbedammeorfireypichkiher>âce.  >        • 
;•    Mieux  vaut  eu  paix  va  oeuf  qu'en  guerre  viibcjuf: 
'  V.  Vto.hetter  U,an  eggejn peace ythen an  Ox in warre. 

'Noire  geliîje  ponti^lànc  ocuf:  Pro  LoolieNoit.  ' 

.    Tel  cuide  ayojir  dcsôe.ufs  au  feu  qui  n'a  que  les  ef. 

ca^Ucs;  ProlLi^ç^eEfcaille/  ,       •       •         " 

:•  Vnc  belle  ehofc  efl  vn  ôeuf :  Pto,  ^n  eg^Ubeau- 

'tifiiUyOrgôodl/etbifig.'.  \ 

'Oeuf-molette;  if^V  Op^elettc.  . 

OeUvaiice.^ip.Guvc;f^/BIois.)  '  ^  ' 

Oçuyc:LTj)erpwCyôrfpari^ne  of  a  fipj\     '  A 

Oeuvé  f  m.cfc  :  ;  f.  Layed^rfet  on^as  an  egge  ;  al/o/parv-. 

]ned:*"  ^  Vv;-;_   '  •   v    ,■     -   •  :.:'"'. 

Oeuvre  :  f.  ÀwoY\e  \  deed\  bnfineffe  '.labour^  trauaUc, 

ioyle\  alfo^worl^eyOrworl^mmjhip  -,  aljoyu  place  ^orpart 

ofaPariJh  Chut çh y  wherein  tke^Çburch-wardens^&Cy 

fit  together  on  fèàjlruall  day  es.     \  . 

Oeuvre  blanche  j  &,  faifeui  d'oeuvre  blanche. 
toBl(ch\zi\c.  .  ■  y   '■       ..   ^ 

^Oeuvres  fainftcs.,  //«^g^r/V, (fr  imboped  worl^ey  fc: 
on^orappearingbutbalfiwithoHtyawati. 

' ,    Oeuvre  de  loy.  An  aêiuall  dïfpo£cffton\  or  trànCporî 
.   of  aliened  JnheritanceSyT{ent$^Seruïceiyé'c  ifuffcredy 

''    orpafied  before  the  Landlord  thereof Jr:hi^[téwardyor 
before  other  officers  of  rtheiuùfdn^ioi^^^^^ 

•  Oeuvre  de  hnge.  An  idléy  foolip>y  lew^d^'or  impure 
act.  •  * . .   '    *  ;'.^  ^  '  '■  i.-^:"      \ \\ 

Bois  d'oeuvre*  Great  Tirnber/qudredy  cut  out ^or  fit- 
ted fvrvfe.'  -  1'^         V 
.(J\daot\\viQ.AMaifier.'peece.        ' 
Dedans^ou  dçhors  oeuvre.  "  Wïthiny  or  without  the 
walls  of  a  houfcy&c  ;  {à  worlimanlie  tearm,) 
Maiftre  des^  oeuvres.  The  SurueyoTy,  or  Ouerfe^r  of 
the  Icings  worlfcs.    .       —       •     ,^ 
^  Mâiftre  des  bafles  oeu vrcs.  Aya^es-feycr.         ' 
__  Maiftre  des  hautes  oeuvres.  i4H47f^(^tf;;.    ; 
^  Mortes  oeuvjes.  Tbeoutfide  of  a  Sbipfiptftjhe  wales 

vpwaidl.  •  ^       •'.      f  ■•'*     .■   '0  ..    ■■  ■    *  ■ 

Mettre  toutes  pierres  en  oeuvre.  Uol{^e  Mettre. 

*A  ToeUf  e  on  cognoift  l'ouvfier  :  Pro.  Une  may  d'if  ^ 

cerne  a  worlffnan  by  hiswor^e. 

"^AhoniouïhùncfiUyKiVïoy.,  A  g^^  on  a 

godlie  day\  or;aswefay,the  better  ^y  the  bettepworl^'^ 

v;  (tis  alfo  ta\en  fromcalhy  and  in  a  Contrarie  fence)  he 

^  haih  bojiouredfo.good  a  day  with  a  gUdlie  aH  indeeci:^ 

^  (of  one  that  oh  tiboly  Haf^ommits  a  haj)iou4  deed.) 

•    U  n'cft  oeuvré  q^ie^l'ouvrier^:  Pro.ribrrif'i  »r)  worthy 

but  by  worl^menyrigkly  done^      ; 

Le  cœur  fait  Tôeuvrenon  pas  les  grands  îours:Çro. 
'  Tu  not  long  dayes^but  wMngbeartSyihatfoon  di/patcb 

abufineffe.  ;      ::     ;,    /    :.i '•  '    t 

Tel  autheurtel  oeuvre  :  V toy.  Lilfe  Author  like 
worlf^e  ;  fùch  as  the  writer  fucb  bh  bob\e.  -,        .< 
Of.(An  InierUaiên  expreffiniafîdddmfeayi'.afiomfh- 
ment  y  fence  ofpaine^n  ofdifdaine-y)  Oh^Ab^lén  ;  out  y 

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dàefcathevnte.  -       \  v  ;     * 

OfFcnle  :  f.  OfenceM^yfcatbe,  hame,  wrong,  tniurie, 
dtimmage.difpUajTére'^alfOyacY'me^fiHk^o^^^ 

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pffc|J^riDle:c6ro.  OfftnçihUy  bmtÇtU^  Indammagmgy 

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\    hk fome^noifome, of  danger  om  vnto^  ^  f  ^^ 

Offertoire  t  m^^nOffertûrie($HtheMaJ^ey&c.) 
Qfteux  :  m,  cufe  :  f.  S(?p/^i^  j  ^  /WJ  ^iT  te/wprr,  or  pb^ 

-  bets.  V  -  ■.•■•••  ■•.•>■■.'  ■'•"'   '^      >'    '-■     ■"    ¥■■"■ 

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licite)  charge  ;  a//&5^  w^»x  rf^^/V  ;  alfe,  an  office,  l(ind- 
nefjiyplcafUre^fcrHice^good  turm  done  on€  j  ^//i,  dh 

'  nine  Seruice.. , 
Offices  extraordinaires.  Are  thofe  that  concerne  the 
ViP^nccSyMàcs^TailUsyOnd  fait  Garners.  ^ 

•  Offices  orâ\nûvcs.  The  Offices  of  ordinariefuftice J 
andof  th^KJTigs  Demaine.  •  .  :.  n 

Caufes  d'office.  The  caufes  which  concerné  a  Lord 
lufticicr.  *v        r 

Greffier  d'office  ;  &5  Procureur  d'officCt  A  Lor 
fufticers  Clarice  y  Atturney,  or  Pro£lor.  ii      ^ 

Oifficial  :  m.  An  OJfficiaU'^  a  Commijjariejor  Chauncebr 
tnaBifl^cpy&c.         .^  p  -^  / 

Officier  .m.  An  Officer  j  aljo.a  Magiftratt  j  éiffo^  a  Ser^ 

^'     cicantyOr  Catchpole.  '        #*     *    , 

officiers  d'ar roes.  HcratdsyOf  all  forts.     ^ 

Qui  ic  (bis  officier  au  moins  d*un  moulin  :  Prov. 

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an  old  Preacher  in  Kdward  theftxts  time.)         '  iNi^ 

officier.  To yi;  Sefuice  in  the  Church  j  alfoito  wor^im-^ 
pfny^ot  bufie  bimpifi  about.       ^      ^    /^^^ 

Officieux  :  m.  eufe:  f.  Ùficiotis,  duttfùÛ^feruiceabUy 
diligent,  courteous,friendlie^  readie  4it  caUj  mUing  to 
dne  pl^afuresyor  good  offices^        ■  ■'  i  >*^ 

officine  :f.  Ayporkfjoufeyorjhop.f    / 

Offrande  :•  f.  An  Offering. 


^r  ••,''■*  "  '  .'ail' 

^fiinttiefe^orfeebUnep  of  the  boiie.    ;  v 

Onic:  m.cc:  f.  Cra-Kitta't^mptred^fui^iie^tU'di^iftd- 

{àintjubte^rvtakt»  ,     .^..     j^-;-, .         .' 

Ohicr.r»  di^tm^er^alatfci^u  or  crai^tpiPtdl^uitin- 
feebU  ^ma\e  fàinL  .  ï,  .       ' 

Qno.  (Inter jea.)  Oho  ?ùit  euenfè  ?  is  Itfo  indeed? 

Oigncincnt  :  m;  An  ofk^  w«>f«W/  i  «^i/»»  "ma- 

*^.    ■'    ..    '  ■—       :     *  m-  ,,    ;. .  /,  .:4.  ^    '.   . 
Oignon:  m.  An  Onyw.  #    /   *         % 

Oisnon  de  bois.  TbfwHdfimU  JacintbyOr  Cm. 

if'  pignon  d2^^  the  bujkjacimh^or 

',  I       tuftfacinth  ;  atfOy0  Vorxc^iU  de  chicii.     '        V  , 
O  i  gnon  fendu.  .^iScii/w»*  fv  * 

Oignon  de  mer.  The  SquiUyOrfeaOnyon.         v^ 
;  L'oignon  du  pied.  The  (bunchie,  or  out- bearing)  m 

■  of  the  great  to£',  the  flejhie  fart  of  tbf  foie  of  the  foot 
at  the  root  of  that  toe.  ^:  §        ^  j- 

Oignon  fauragc-Tfeif  iSquilt^  orfea  Onydn  ;  atfo^the 
mid  field  Onyony  Bulbine,  mid  Bulbusy  ComeLtclit^ 
mldflarfe  ofBetbleiH\alfo^tbekiarbe  that  bear  a  tk 

1  furple  JacmthVzcicu  ^  ^     ^      ^;)7 

Oignon  Çt6ù\.AScaUion.       :  ^    §     * 

Oignon  tcfti.  Tèf^i//wn>£/ir^^»  0;iyw. 
*  11  y  a  de  l'oïgnon.  Tfefrf  ù  a  pad  in  tbefira7»ythm*s 
fvmerphatamife  among  them.  y 

Se  mettre  en  rang  d'oionon,&  ne  valoir  vn'cfcha- 
lotf!.  To  iudge  too  tPeUofhimfelfiy  tù  tûi^e  toù  much 
vpon  him  -,  to  ranime  bj^felfi  wit  h  y  or  comjfare  bimfcifi 
tOyhis  betters.      -^  .^  #       ip 

A  pain,&  oignon  trompette^ne  clairon  :  Pro.5^^ 
/\       Clairon.         y  >       /; 

Apres  Pafqucs,  &  Rogation ^fy  de  Preftrc,  &  d'oig- 

»  non  :  Prov.  ^fter  the  ifpeeke  ofEafter,  and  Rogation^ 
a  Prieftyûnd  Onyons  are  abhâminatton. ,  t  ^  * 
Si  tu  te  trouves  fans  chapon,  fois  content  de  pain 
&  d'oignon  ?  Vïo.lfthouwant  a  C^pon^fallto  bread 
and  an  Onyon-y  or^let not  the rpant  cf dainties  difcon- 
tentthee.       #  ^  .  i# 

Oignoncettes  :  £  ciuesyCbîuesy  rupy  Onyons. 

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,  A  ti  plus  oflfrant.  Te  htm  that  bids  moft.         -       » 

Ôffrayc  :  m.  rhegreatwaterfbwlecaUtdan Oj^ey, 

Offre  :  m.  ^«  offer  y  proffer  ;  bidding.  "' 

Offrir.  Tô  offer,  btdyproffer  î  alfo,  to  pefent^  or  exhi- 
bit,    "  ■       ■.f7>^-  ■  ■■.•.•^•■.■"-     •*  .  f'4'w     •/»■  •' ■  :' 

Offîi icatioQ  :  £  V*»  offufcaiim  j  ^  dimming^bftitrittgy 

blackeniHgjdarkeftt»i'  « 

Offiifque:  ni,écîf.  OffMfeattdjObfimed,  blackened, 

darkened.  v'  -'  ' 

O^iqwx.Tooffufhàte,obfim,blac1(en,d0^nidifme, 

jhndoWyCâft*  mift  ouer,  >rf 

0<'cr.  Thenameofajharpetajl-pleafingapfle.  • 
I  O^'tve :  £ iif»  OgiMyOr Ogee  inArcbtteoMre-y Lot^eAu- 


Oignonr.ct  :  m.  The  Qrnon  ApplelofVeare.        * 
Oignonncttc :  f.  A  ScaUi(m\  w^a  wild  Onjon. 
Of gnonnicrc  :  f.  A  BedyTlotyor  Garden  ofO^ens.    ^ 
OilTct.  5*eJ^«  Oeillet.  î*  ;-    .  • 

Oince  :  f.  A  Hawses  ?ounce\  (and  thrace)  a  hook<  ;  «"« 
(asin'Rzb.)  a  hand,  orfiftialfo,  tbebeafi  ullid  an 
^OunceyOrlJnx..  -ji^f--  '  '-■''["'■:' i  ^  /^■^■f!0:  ■ 
O'mSt  :  m.  as  CJing,  "^  ;  ^  *  '  *  . 
Oina:  m.  oinac  :  tÀnmnteé,  greàfei,  befmemd, 
•  fmeered,  •  ;  .,     " 

Oindre.  To  amtotnt,greâfeybepneareypneere. 
Oienez  vilain  Uvous  poindra:  Vxo.(lJKf  our  homtr 
lieonejclat^a  chmU  by  the  breeçbM  *'  ^S^^^  '." 
your  pp.  ,  »   ,    .  .*. 

Charité  oingt,&  péché  poina:  Prov.  Cbaritie^' 
nointethyfitM  annvyeth-y  oTyChàritie  qutets  tbe.  btath 

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BntnetlyTrmeUyCahenters  hearbe.  ;  , 

Oingture:  f.  AnannointingMr*^J^i>^'fi"''''''^'i^^^ 

eJi  lia  de  chien  n'y  a  point  dromgturc:  Vios,Tbc 
I^B  cfa  tbgfmells  not  ef  Cineu  — 

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alfo,  a  Hodd  ;  the  Tfàj  wherein  MafonSy  &c^  car  rie 

their  M  Of  Ur.  | 

Ojlcau  de  bf  c.  À  h^ngrie^  or  greedie  ?  at  a  fit  e  j  one 

in  rvborh  there  is  nothing  but  words.  ^ 

Y)ifcaa  AwntiiQ.  A  Thru fh.      W 
^     jir  ^Oi^au  dc  S.Martm.  A  Ring-tayff^  or  Hen-barme^ 
ij^Oilcâu  de  mcui  tc^ou  dc  ncrre.  AAûrile  Tbrujh. 
vX)i/èaude  Paradis.  Loolie  Paradis.>.  \   ^ 

Oilcau  dc  proyc.  A  Hawks^or  \ite. 

Langue  d'oilcau. -^61?»  4,^K5. 

•  Pain  d'oifeau.  Stone-crop^  Storte-bore,  ^jMoiife-tayley 
mldPi'tcl(-m:idame,Jjicl(eoftheButtrie.        '      f 
Parler  comme  vn  oifeau  en  cage.  To  babbUy  tattle^ 

*  chatter  y  taH(e  much  to  little  purpofe. 
Oifcau  débonnaire  de  luy  mclaie  fc  fait: J?fo.  "the 
gentle  Hawl{eQ)al{è)mal(eSyOrmannes^)er0fE\a  wek- 

.   bred  per  foil  U  of  a  vertiions  difpofitioHy  needes  no 
much  tutoring^ivill  ofhimfelfè  be  g  ood.        t^  - 

X'oifeau  gazouille  felon  qu'il  eft  embccquc  :  Pro. 
A  m:ifi  vfually  fpeal^es  as  his  humor  moues^gàmc  leads ^ 
or  p:i[jton  vrges  him ,  or  (lil{e  a  good  bird)hc  vttl^rs  one- 
ly  that  which  he  was  bidyOr  taught ^to  fay.  1  /  i 
^A  tous  oilcaux  leurs  nids  font  beaux  :  Pro.  To  eue- 
fie  bird  her  ne^ijlfeemes^re-^mojl  men  Itl^e  hmfes  of 
their  owne  co'/itriuing.  •  ^v      ^ 

D'oifeaÙXjdc  chiens,d*armcs3&  d'amours,pour  vn 
plaifir  mille  douleurs:  Vro.Lootie  Amour ^or  Armes, 
Tel  oifeau  tel  nid  :  Vro.  Like  ayerie  li^e  HawkCifucb 
astbebirdfuchisherneaft.      ,^  \[\ .   , 

Vieil  oifeau  ne  fe  prend  à  retïis:  Pro,  The  pldfin  ex- 
perience) are  not  fubiefl  to  Jurprifalls.  * 
Nidtiflu  pifèail  envolé  :  Vvov.Tils  a  figne  that  the 

*  birdi  areflowek  when  Spiders  build /ouiv  the  néajlj 
Qui  veut  prendre  ^n  oifeau  qu'il  ne  Tcftarouchc  : 

I  Pro.  Deale  gently  v^ith  the  bird  thou  mcarf  ft  to  catch  i 
'  be  not  too  harfh  to  thofe  thou  faine  would fi  whi. ,  ' 
I  Trop  tard  cric  Toilêau  quand  il  eft  pris  :  Vtù.Jfljen 

miCcbiefis  are  befiUen  complaints  auaile  notj 

Oifel.  ^  Oilcau.        ,  /  f 

Oifeler.  To  fall  a  birdingyOr  flye  out  at  birds ^  lil^e  a  gi4- 

die,or iU^made Hawke.  \j  *  ^' 

Oifcicr  va  faulcon  fur  la  grue.  To  flefh  or  fly  her  vjp^ 

ff^ ,  to  malieor  lureher  vnto ,  the  Qrane^    ^  ^^  ^ 

Oifèleric  :  £  Fowling^  bird^bunùng^  bird-catching  j  a 

flmatyorpreyingonybirds.    :     :      -    -    ' 
0\CAa::m.AlittUbird.^      ^^    ,;.^? 
Oifcleur  :  m.  A  Vowler^or  Èîrd-catcher. 
Oifticur ;  m.  eurc  :  f.  Ofor  belonging  to^a  bird. 
0ifc!icr.4;jOÛcleur;tf//Sytf  ifc^^p^r  (or  ont  that  bath 

thechafgt)ofbirdSyOfoffowlt.   ^ ■•  [^^'-^  ■  -  ■ -^^^ . .      » 
Oifçliçrc  :  f.  04  Oifclcric  j  alfo^  a  cage  for  birds ^a  coopt 
^firfbwlt.     .        --     V       -        -i/  ;        1  ^'  * 

Oifcux  :  m.  eufc  :  £  lÀth^rJbathjùttyJlHg^h  fitU  of 
jdjenefji^ywhencei     ;     ^^ 

r\^rc^  oîlcufe  rarement  vcrtucufe  :  Prôv. 

Oifii:  m.  lue:  f^LithefJarityJhatbfisUyidltynegligenty 
retcbUfk  ;  tâêpàjhingi  thai  hatb  but  littlt  to  doê^  or  if 
^^àdnmcbyWouUdût but  liult^  *^      ^         ^ 
Fille  oifivc  â  malpcnfivc  :  ViKuLoolfuEiMt.  F  >  •  v? 

^^mon:m.  A  young  birdyurfmaHkird.  .  I    Q 

flbatlcbuiflpnfans  prendre  toifillon.  Ht  beats 
tht  bufhymdgtis  not  a  birdi  wmehfuitUfU  pâmes  be 

OjfîvcmenL  UthtrlXyla^dyyfUâthfHUy^fy.      f  ^^ 
^Jfivcté:  Ç  Stofith^ltntjîty liibemtfity la^mflt^Hiii 
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Qifbn  bridé.  AJbt/{}eyguUyninnïe,noddie,     r 
'     La  mort  aux  oifpiis.  Henbane  ^  alfo^Hemloçlis. 

Pied  d'oifbn.  Ge?^/r-/i(?/3w/^^^ 
%    Fourni  d'entendement  comme  vn  6i|bn  de  crcfie. 

Aswifèaswaliams  Calfè.    /         J  ..       V        \^ 

'     Oifbii  vcrd  bon.  grifbn  guercs  bon  :  Prov.  Sie  ^ 
■  -  Gn(bn.-  .;      .■•^'^.  .••  -'.::.   •    •    ^:>  .- ;:- , "^•.■.  ^" 

L^oilbn  n^cft  pas  digne  de  monftrcr  lc5  paîq^is  ah 
oyc:  Prov./^ cbeckeJ[orpungmen  l^jat  prcfiirtsftA 

•"  '  teach  their  eîders.)    ;  ■..:■  ■^■.■•..;  ■ .  '\v:..'  ;■'••...      •  ' .:  :''"fe^ 
Les  oîfons'rticneptpaîftré  lés  oycstProv.  /Said 
»/7^;i//^6/e(^j  g<?/^r/-7Z(?  /èfir  TrinceSyCbildrcn  their  pa- 
rents ^  means  men  the  MxgiJljrateSy  and  feruants  or 
fchoUers  their  maijtcrs  ;  artd  us  a  noteaswcH.ofweal^^ 

^   7tepintbeGeefeya5oJfawcihffieinthe.O''jlings.)  /-t 

L'oye  méinc  roifon  paîftrc;  Prov,  The  Goofe  leads 

out  the  Gofling  to  the  field  ;  {contrarie  to  the  for- 

mer  y  arid  an  argument  of  a  ivell-proportioned  gouern- 

'  pjent/)  À  i^.  ■  •  ■^.  .  '  '  ' ■  ■  ■-"  «  •;^'- 

Oiftrc^Huiftre. 

Oilhicrc.  Uoke  Huiftricre.  >    * 

Olcaguieux  :  m.  cuf&:  f.  Oylicyfill  ofoyU^  alfoyofari 
OliueyOrOliuetjee.         .  !       V 

Ofeaginiterf.  OyiincffeyOra?t  oyliefébllance. 

Olcandre.  Thcl^ofc  tree  y  T\nfe  Bayykofe  LdwreUy  Rofe 
\Buytree.      '  ^^^   *•  ,        .    I 

0!eaftre:m. /^wWdJS«e/rff^    .-: 

Olcaane  :  m.  The  end  y  or  tip  of  the  elbow  j  alfoy  the  eU 
bowitfelfe. 

Olëcux:  m,çi]fe:£.  OylieyfiiU of ojlf.        J '• 

Oliban  :  m.  Olibanum  ;  Franl^incenfe  in  drops;  (igno- 
rant Apothecaries  tearme  a  t(tnd  ofRofen^  great  Jn- 
censyor  Thus^tf  »^  the  right  Incens yOlib^namjwbere' 
as  Olibanum  On  Greece  Libanos)  and  Thus  be  but 
one  yand  the  fame  thing.)  / 

Oliettc  :  £9  PoppkyChcfiboUsyOr  Cheefe-b^wles.  i^ Wal- 
lon, ■  .  ■\  'm.\  .  '        ^  ;■,.  :  ,  ••  ■.   '•   *    :  .  . 

Oliga'rcnie :  £  ^n.Oïigarchie\  orytheabfolutegouern- 

mentofafhitprlncipallmen.  s 

pligophore.  Vin  o\.mal{tyOr  fmall  J^ine y  fuch as  can 
*   btart  but  little  water.  .^ 

0!ii'npiade.-«f Olympiade,    '  S     :" 

Olivaire  :  cpm.  Ofan^Uue  j  %  an  Oliue.     ^  ' 

Cautcrc  oK  vaire*  See  CaÉtere. 
Olivaftre:  m.  A  wildOHue  tree. 
Olive  :  f.  AnOliue  ;  alfbyOs  Canepetierc. 
Oli Vcre  :  £  A  ground yOr  grout  ofOUne  trees. 
olivette  ;  f.  A  little  Qtiut-^  alfOy  a  little  Oliue^bitt  fir  a 
'    hor/è.  •  -'y   V'>|:v:^^^^     """"'^-<'''- . 
Olivier  :  tn.  An  mue  tree.      ' 

Olivier  domeftic.  Tfc^  ;»tf»m*^rf  Ôfi^f /r^^ 

OliviéS-  Ethyopic*  Tbt  wild  0 Hue  tree  ofEthyo- 

11  a  tous  fcs  oliviers  coutim,Hebatb  hufùBfmndge 

m  libmieyhe  dotbvfhâthtlJ^U 
Oiivot  :  m.  Affeat  OUue, 
OiIc:f.  A/eet^pot.  : 

OlIonrics.«M  Aulonncs.  ' 

OlxnMUittt.  AyoHng^orUttleElme. 
Olomctrc.  An  Inflrument  wbtrewitb  atil(tnd  ofdimt" 

lions  ate^r  all  êtb'utgmay  be jpieafured,     •  «       r- 

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0\y\}me.Heaite9(âm9niPeets.)         ^       v   . 
Olyippiadc  :  £  An  OfympiadeitbT/pdce  offbmeyems, 

4rûfjiftie  mneth  (eacbmenetb  contaming  tbirtie 

.•    dajtS.  '  •'  •: 

OmaiUc  :  £  Gréât  cat  tell  ;  éu  Oxen,Kine,&€. 
Omaictni.  Tbe  thuke^êndfiutiefartofaBuUockei 

pauncb  -,  Some  alfe  tâkf  Ufirafkt  frife ,  or  CbUier- 
'  Img.  .  ^. 

Ombelle  :  f.  ^  i'^^l^  JhâJaw'y  aJfo^  a  fijhm  of  little 
.     rtmMfrnne^or^Owbrçilc. 
Ômbjlic  âé  Vmbilic.  ;  * 

Ombilical.ii/VmbilicaL       •  ^ 

Ombrage  :  m.  An  vmbrâgeya  jhade  ;  a  fhadcw  j  o/- 

fa^CâMjiei  fuCpMên/un  mding  of\  whence  ; 

i:>onncr  omoragc  d.  Tê  iifcmtent  j  tnal^e  iealotu  of^ 

OY  Put  bun^s  into  the  béai  of. 
Oinbrage  :  «P-ée:  f.  Shaded^ Jhadowedi  couered;  oh- 

/lured,  ouerjhadowed;^  alfo^  put  into  a  icdk^yor  dif 

truji.  ■'^•'  .■'    ♦  ■  -     '■ 

Ombragement:  m.  A Jbddlng^ puulowing.     *^ . 

0;.nbrager.  TojhadCyOrJhadow  j  to  caft  ajbadcw  on,  or 

'  gi*^  J^>  'dow  vnto  ;  âlfo^o  cosier  y  darlftn^ol^cme^ouer- 
ca^.  \  alfo^as  Donner  ombrlgc  à,i»  Oœbragc. 

Ombras^cufeinenL  Obfanely,  datl^ly^  couertlj  i  alfoy 
iealoufly-^wjywardljySliittijhh.      • 

Oinbraigcux:  mxufc :  f.  Sbadieyjhadowie^couertj  full 
efjbade  ;  obfcure^  darl^e  ;  alfoy  vmbragioui  j  ieolou^y 
fiffpit:ons\alfo^iddie^l(mijbM 
or  darting  at  euerie  fiatber.  •  r  /  ; 

Ombrairc  :  rsi.  ^n  y^mbrelkyOrfi)adow.^ 

Oiîibre:  f.  Ajhadowi  alfiy  u Jhade ,  or  cowrti  ulfo^M 
coloHry  cloalfc^  vale^fretext,  or  pretence  Jbir^  alfij  ms 
Vmbrc  •  '  U;.  .  '.  •  "v  • 

Combatrc  fon  otthtcTo  fight  with  hu  cfwn  fbaeùw} 
to  be  angrie  to^  no  purpofe,  or  ta\e  p aines  infirimnt  a^ 
gaiafi  no  refiftance  5  alfiy  to  deui/e  new  matter  s  ^déff- 
terwards  ini^igb  agfun^  them  yulf 0^0  r§uile^  t^f^- 

tenjtbe abjlnt.  ■^^:  %  '.>'^  ^^•''À^^}:a^./>k?:•"  '  ^C 
Courir  après  fon  ôttibrc.  To  rimftèé^érbk  owne 
fhadow  ;  to  /pend  bis  time  yerii  nutd^. 
'  Luiftcr  cotre  les  ombres.^  Combatrefonombrc. 
Sc  mettre  i  TomlMre  der  bouchons.  Tojbrowd  bim- 
fel/èvndefthefhadeofêTâpbcufeitoJlipinioaTéuem. 

Sous  ombre  d'afbc  entre  chien  au  moulin:  Prov. 

I^lçe.Aùïe^  .      ^     :        T^  ::---.;:^.- :••..•..  ,  m; 

Il  n'y  a  iS  pedtbuiflon  qui  ne  porte  omlxc:  Prov. 
The  leaftbuJhbathitfhadomiTbelilfeki 
Vn  poil  fait  ombre  :  Prov.  ^4  bain  mal(es  ajhadow  j 
tbefmallejl  things  baue  their Jhadowes  j  viz.  tbeir  vfe, 
or fime omament.     ^  ^     i        :^* .:    #>' 

. OniDrc: m.  ctîtr^nAredy orjhadowedi (a tearme  of 

OiiibrcIIc  :  f.  4»  J^mbrettc  ;  «  (fafim  oj)  rciaul,  mH 

brttijbmejmterwitb  the  Indians  (andftm  thm  »ur 

great$Hes)frefiruetbeii^lues^mtbtbeât^afior- 

ebmgSmnu'y  Md benttttxf  Iktti  OaâdvWf&ftm^êr 

tbikgflfheremtb-mtmtn  bide  tbeir  ftees  fis  the  Sume, 

Oaobreux:  in.cu(è:  £  Sbâdemefiadkgfittùfjbâdei 

^têuertycltfi.  ?ii'^ 

Oqibriere:  f.  ^rOmhrdlc  -1 .  ;  ;  f 

Oinbridycr.  TtJZMinr/t  ettfi  eryeeUâfiaùm,  ;  ' 

OMdette:  £  -rf»  0«<to,  0r  PMsafct  efeggesi  ^4« 

Onietcrc«7'«  Mn<  ;  pretenmtJtaMlkei9tterJl^ifiiterpalpe'y 
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Omis  :  m.  ilè  :  f.  Omitted  y  pretermittedybaullftdycueï. 
(liptyOuerpa/fîd'^negUaedy/brgottenM^  outjt/t  vndone. 
Omiiïion  :  (^n  omiffion,baull(ing,ùtierflip^uer 

firgetting^or  negkttofy  a  leautng  outyor  letting  got. 
Omitton:  m.  as  Aumucc}  afirted  Ornament  rpcrnit 
by  Cannons,    v- /       •  i^  -fi 

Omni^OïtncicotïuOfyOrbauingyallkindof/bapes.  ^ 
Omnfgcne  :  com.  Of  all  l(inds  j  alfoymo/i  l^ind.  ^KabP 
Omnimode:  com.  Jnfinitemmeanes  j  efcuerum). 
Omnipotence:  f.Omnipotencieyalmigbtinefe. 
OmnipoteïlLOmipotent^lmigbtieyall'able. 

Omophtcs:  {.The  Jhoulder'blades.^Kzh. 
Ompnacin.  Huile  omph.  Ojle  made  ofgteene,  or  m- 
■  ripeOUues.    ••  •t:.,.^r; •.:.'■  ^•.■.: 

Omuflc.  ^  Aumuce.         *      V;! 
On.  (Sucb  a  Particle  as  oia  Une  y  or  fomewhat  mort  ^^ 
nerallyond  tbejigne  of^erbe  JmperfonaUyOf  imptr^ 

./  fonallyvfed'^ipftence'jOnditymenfay.peoplttallftyin 
reported'^  &,onle  vou  par  cxpcricncci  mcnften^or 
we  fée  ityby  experience. 

Onzgncïi m.cK'.l  Of awild Afe: 
Le  pas  ona^rier.  A  verie  fwifi pace  ;  (firfuchâ  one 

batb  tbe  wild  A^.)  -  «r 

One.  (An  Adlhfrbe  of  time))  euer^t  any  time\alfo,ntut>\ 
Once  :  f.  An  Ounce  jm  weight  \  alfoy  the /potted  Ounce  ^01 

*     L'once  de  Tannée.  i4  MMf /it.       * 
Oncial  :  m.  aie  :  &  Of  y  or  belonging  to  y  or  weighing  as 

mucbasyanOi4nceiwhencei 

Lettres  onciales*  Huge  letters ygr eat  letters. 
Onâc:  m.  An  y'ncli.  ^ 

Celuy  eft  bic  mon  oncle  oui  le  ventre  me  coinblc  : 

Pro.  He  is mfyneerejl friend  that  fiHsmy  bcUiCj ar bcis 

my  l(mdefl  vncl^le  who  doth  feed  me.  v 
Ondes  :£  4;i  Ongies,  .\': 

Oncqucs.  (^n  Aduerbe  of  time)  neuer.  « 
On^oriiiLyn^ion^annointmg. 

OnéHon  feàble«  Seel(e  Feablc   . 

Huile  d'onâion.  The  holicyor  bat  owed  Gyle  yV fed, hj 

tbiChurcbofRome^nBaptifmey&Extreamel^nilion. 
Onôucux:  m.eu{ê  :  £  FullofOifitmenls\alfQyMmn' 

UngiaVb^eylie^ttiOygfeafa^^  * 

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dinilfyexceUiHelft'vnmeâfitrably.%'Raii>*     - 
Onde:  £  A  waue \bilU»y  fmie  eftbefea-,  alft,  m 
tMmblittgtrk^eoftMebmg  ibeireundwtbthtUndi, 
end  then  cmmmg  emr  teffie  turm,  4^"  ttmeslo- 

Ctiac\otàonàc5.tratercbâfiUet.       >  *  -< 
.  Bouillirvne  onde  Tê  bêjleâvbiU,  or  but  fir  m 
bubbUyOt a  WûUfif  or  tW9.  '"  iî*  «  '  i^j 

Onde:  m.éeiLn^âttidJkriini^^Maiy^'fi^^^^^^ 
Ondée;  lA  f^mêndfMddMm(fidleff^>n''Jf^% 

Onddc:  m.  éçî  £4»Oiidc  _      ";    -^ 

Ondder.T*  ntme^^femi' dvtPae^kfJ^^ft*  >  ^f" 

Ondcfctte  :  f,AûttUwiue,  «  fi^^^J^"^/,.,,  ^ .,. 
Ondct,T9WMeiUml^tUftes^Tfire'kf'iikt^^'\ 

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gentle  mouin 

Ondoyer.  To 

billorpes  ;  alfo 
\4  the  wind 

Ondoyer 

uâtely^or  in  a 
Oiieraireico 

liden  5  whenc 
Onéreux:  m 

rveightie^char 
'A  titre  one 

onéreux.  T 

jtarchcrenty 
titi^or  other 

Oilglade:f./</ 
of\nâyles\an 

Ongle:  f.T*^^ 

talion  (of  an- 

Ongle  cabal 

Horfe-boo/èyC 

Ongle  odor 

.   [mm  h  (he  Hi 

Ongled'un 

thcflorverof 
Goutte  fur  1 
drinl^e  ail  but 
Sang  aux  Oli 
rthlnlBy  valc 
}îthyOr  ftufftyi 

Conduire  il 
Jk\toleauem 
Conicâurân 
ipphole  by  a  Uti 
Couper  les  o 
Itsl.TocUpi 
Jhntytowedle 
allmeanesof 
II  s'eft  rongf 
^éattnbis  br 
extreamefyyin 
Ceftbcllçbi 
des  ongles: 

^d  aH{e. 

Ongle  :  m.  éc 

fùrni/bedwHh 

Ong]i0.Ach 

ïWtfTéSr .  Mlfi 

f^tSingofit\ 
tbe  Hetwe  in  t 

'Ongler.ro/?r^ 

Onglet:  m.  :^ 

Onglons  de  p 

vntilltheybe 

^illtheybevi. 

di/heswitbvi 

Onguent  :  m. 

^htngftto  an 

Onguent  I 

<^èmpoundedi 

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Onicocritiquc :  cotn.  luTtginiofdreamts. 
Oniropolc  :  m.  /^«  expounder  oj  dreamei. 

Otxitidc:  f.fytld  Mar  ierome,grouc  Marier  owe. 
Oilocrotal  :  m.  A  Swan-lïl(e  bird  that  braycs  ii^e  an 

^fii  (W  ^  Gouttrcufc.)  \p      . 

Onogirc.  Uofe-fltifi^mUcw  heatbe.ortearhe  willow. 
Onomantié:  f.  Viuinatïon by  nafnes\  alfo^  tf)t  s\iU  of 

^  refeatingmany  names  by  life  art  of  Mcr^iorie: 
Onomatopofc:  f.  The  fiiningof  a  name  y  or  a  rrord. 

9nade  by  a  certaine  foHnd.       .     \ 
Onothomantic  :  f.  Dinination  by  a  mass  name.  [ 
Oi\qucs.  (An  Aduer be  of  iime-jneuer. 
Onqiies-ma#5.  JieueryHt  no  time.nor  tyde. 
Onques-puis,  l^euer  aftertax  iioùmeafïeri 
Ofîsc  des  doigts.  The  fingers  tnds  vnder  the  nayleSé^     . 
Onyche:  m.  The  Gemme  called  an  Onix. 
Oiiyinantic  :  f.  T)mnation  by  Oylc^and  wax.  f  Ral^. 
Oiizaiii:  m.AfmàllyOrba/ècôyneyWorth\jdTouïn. 
Onzç.Efeueni  jo  "  -  * 

Ccrchcr  midi  ou  il  n'y  a  qu'onze  heures.  Loohfvn- 

iêr  Midi.     .  •   .  ^    . 

OnTKÇmQ. The  eleuenth.  *  • 

Opacité: f.   Opacitie^ Jhadineffiyvwbragey obfcuritiey 

duâ\inefieyghomme[[eythicl(;-^aYl{ncJ^^ 
OpdlQ:m,TheOpall(lone.   "" 
Opaque:  com.  Duskfeyghomiey  obfcurey  thiclie  and 

d,tr^eyOrthic\e^'fhadowingybkciie.       ^ 
Operateur:  m.  An  Operator ya  woriier\  aJfoy  a  ^ac^'  ' 

saluer yCheater^lmpofter  (called fo' ai  Tours*) 
Operatif:  m.  îuc  :  f.  Op€ratiueyWorl(iflg..' 
Operation  ;  f.  ^4n  operation  j  worlfc  i%worl(inff^doingy 

laboumgytrauelling.  •  • 

Opérer. Td  operate  yworl^e^  labourytraueUydot'y  aSl. 
Ophiafe  :  £  A  fore  which  fretting  the  sl(in  of  cbildrent 

headsy  ma\eth  their  haire  fall  off  in  diners  places  ;  u 

sommonly  begins  behindhand  eats  on  forward  vnto  the 

fbrhead.       ■  .  y-'-.    -k^^»    _.•,"       \      ■  \':  '  y    I- . 

Ophioâene.  4  kind  of  themany-legd  Scolopehdifa, 
and  a  mortal!  enemie  to  Serpents.  -    | 

Ophi^cnc:  m.  The  wild  Parfenip  called  ElaphoboA 
axn\y(n' Harts  fodder. 

Ophite  :  n\.A  }ind  ofmârblefpottedlilft  a  Serpent. 

Ophraye.  4if  Orfrayc.  .1  * 

Ophthalinie:  f.  A(redyandpaincfidl)inflammaiîènof 
tbevppermoflsl(in,oftbeeyeyand  confequtntlyoftbt 

whole  eye.     .;M4.':i''-  -  .^     ■  '•  '  J 

Ophlhalmift(^ïii|M^  Tfeif  vttermofl  sl^in  ofwhoft  eye 
■  kinfkmed.j'^M^-     •.  :  '     ^*  • 
Opiat.  ^  Opion» 

Opiate  :  m:  An  Opiat  j  a  cotdiall  Eleauarie. 
Opict:  m.TheOpleyWater Elder J>warfè plane yivbitten 
:  tree.  •  * 

Opilation  :  C  ^  Oppiktioiu 
OpilenSf^teOppifciw    :  - 

Opinant.  Opmngydeeming^eenfkrini 
pinion^       -■-  |^  .^ 

Confcillcrs  opînans.ï^i<^ 
Opinationr  f.ii4  op'matim^pmmi^opinion-delii^^ 
P  e^OyOpmionjuidgement^faauiiy  imagittation  ^fame^re^ 
''Mutation  ■''■•■  ^•'•'^^■■'-^'  '^^  "■•<*'^*»^'v''  ,'':■■■. ^''"^'^i.."-'^  :  '-''if: ■■*•■.■« ^ 
On^cnt  Apdfioloruau  Â  certaine  deterfite  falueA  Opiné:  tîû  ce:  £  Opmed-y  argueiidifcuffed;  cenjkrtd^ 
^'^^f9mdedoftwelMjHfxtdknts,'..^.^M^  \      deliueied  a»  an  •pmwi»  is    ^     s 

"     '     .     -  -    -  «  OpmK.  Tot^ine-, argue ieettrureivtterbkmitld^ 

Sfbatbetbal^/h&terbito^imn^iadiikejn,  ' 
*  Onomnc. Sentence  is iHgimMg,  -   \ 

Opininir  :  oo.  ^  Opinor  -,  mi  that  dejmn  hi^ûpMm. 

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L'Ondoyante  plaine,  rie  S^^*        ^       ^ 

Ondoyé:  m.  éc:£  ivauedy  furgedy  floated -yfwolne 
jpitb  bi Howes.  ^  ^ 

Oadoyeineht  :  m.  ^  w^uingy  fur gingy  floating  j  a 
frpelting  with  biUowes  ;  alfOy  a  danglingyfluliering,  or 
gentle  momngyin  the  wind.  ' 

Ôrtdoycr.  To  wane  ;  to  furge  ;  to  rife  in^  orfwell  with 
btltovpes  ;  alfoyto  float -yflulier^dangley  or  moue  gently, 
inthtwind.  " 

Ondoyer  vn  enfant.  Tochiiflenawea\echild  pri- 
udtely^of  in  a  chamber.     "^    ^ 

Qneraire:  com.pfburtbeny  for  carriage  y  that  v^ybe 
Udtfti  whenccy  Ncfs  oneraires. 

Onéreux:  m.  eufç:  f.  Onerous^  bupthenfome,  heme  y 
rviightie^chargeablc. 

\h  titre  onéreux.  Atquerir  vnc  màifon  &c,  â  titre 
onéreux..  To  buy  a  houfCy  &Cy  (bats  ly able,  vnto  an 
ytarchc  rentyarmtiitieyfiney  orfubieR  vnto  fundrie  du- 
titi^or  other  charges.  '• 

OiifîIade:f./*/fr<t/r/;,oir;^^w  withyOr  theprintyor  marine 
of,nâyles\anayle'mar\e, 

On?le:  f.  Jhc  nay  le  (of a  reafondbley)  thé  clâWyhoofiyOr 
tallon(of  an  vnreafonable)  creature.  1  / 

Ongle  cabaline/T/;c  hoofè  of  a  })orfL  alfoythe  bearb 
Horfe'boofèyColtSrfootjFole'footyBulifoot. 
On^lc  odorant.  Vnguis  odoratus.  Along^pnaliyand 

.   fmooih  (heU  (of  a  fijh)  vfed  in  perfumes. 
Ongle  d'une  voÇc.ThenayUyYOOtyOr  white  bottome  of 
the  flower  of  a  Rofe. 

Goutte  fur  Tongle.  Boire  la  goutte  fur  Pon.    To 
drinift  ail  buta  drop  to,  coucrthe  nay  le  with. 
Sang  aux  Oliglcs.  Il  a  du  fang  aux  ongles .  Ue  U 
ufolHteyValorouSyCouragious]  there  Ugoodmeitallj 
}îth^orftuffeJm)im.  ^  ''^^  ^ 

Conduire  i  l'ongle.  TofinifhyCr  bring  vnto  perfiRi- 
0n\toieauenoiotvndoneof.  » 

Conicâurânt  le  lion  par  les  ongles.  Aymingattbe 
rvhole  by  a  little  part  ;  or^  vnder  Lion.  . 
Coupf  r  les  ongles  de  prcz  d,  &  ^ongner  les  ong- 
les à.  To  clip  ones  nsylesf9mewkûtneere  \  to  hold  bim 
flmty  towetd(en,ordi/irme  bim^to  tak^  away  from  him 
allmeanesef  doing  harmeé"^  ^ 

Il  s'cft  rongné  les  ongles  à  Tcftudc  de.  H<  hatb 

^éatenbis  hr aines  exceedingly yOr  weakened  hU  bodiè 
extreamefyyin  the fludieofyOrc^re  about.  ;  . 

C'cft  belle  bataille  de  dhicns  &  des  diats^  chacun  a 
i«  ono^cs  :  Pro V.  Faire  Jk  tbi  firijè  when  both  an 

■  <f>fd  gltl^e»    '  v  ■    ■      •*       ■■' /.c,  .■';.>«'.:- -■■■. 

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knl^edvnHh  naylesy&c* 


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,_^f  liiwe  iu  a  borfeiy  eye,      f 

^gkt.TofcratdfyOrmarlatwitbdHayle.'^^''        >. 

Onglet:  tn.ÀlittlenayUi  bm^^claWyW  talion,  i 

Onglons  de  pourceau.  Bv^Kt  fingedy  tbenfidden 
yttUlthej  be  verte  tender  y  then  broyledonajpdiren 
till  tbef  beverk  hard,  and  tbenbeyUd  betweene  tm 

^^^srfitbvermce,vvèfger y  pepper  ^nd  encans,  ^ 

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I  -  /iA',  fi!j^'WtÙ!eyn'Cddjtd  to  kisoxpne  humors  yconceuîi 
\  cfhii  o.r^ic  ludiefnentyfrowardly  (iandéngin  c^wrùng^ 
!   1    0*'  illiipi/ifôn.  •  .'        '  .*    \ 

O^if.ialtre  comme vnc  mule.  AswilftU^ot moodie^ 

\7i  a  Mule,  .    - 

'Opm\MuançnLOpimaiiue/y,ob^^^^^^ 

oiie  than  wedded  vnto  hii  owne  p^cruerted  mU.  - 
s'Op\x\\z[\tQhTo  be  opmmateyWUJuUy^^  flifly 

tj  maintaineyheadily  to  jtand  m^vr  adhere  vnto  {an  ill 

opinion.)^  .«       .•  *      '  :     \  * 

Les  ficvrçssbpirîtaflTcrcnt  furmoy.  Very  much 
i^icfcaledvponme^  or  bent  drfetUd  themfelues  to  af- 

'    flclmef      ''  • 

Opiniaftretc  :  (.Opiniatiuene(fe;wilfiillneJpyObliinaciey 
L  ♦.  hfM{f/i((ie '^a headjiran^maintaimngofy  or ferjiftance 
w,(^an  I U  opinion.) 

0:^iiiiaiki^,&  Opiiiialtrifc.^  Opiniaftrctc. 

C)^)inicn  :  î.0piynon\thou^htyconceityimagination\{ur- 
'mife'junie^ure^  flippy)  fall,  guefie^weening  \  alfàyan  opU 
'  niou.adivfiyOr raty\  and^a cenfureyfentcnceydoome^ 
iudgcmmty  alfOytbe  pretlie%ame  wbich  ïPe  call  Tur^ 
fofcs.  ^  •     ,        ■  •  -.       ;       ;* 

^Autant  de  teftcs  autant  <i' opinions.  As  many  ^en 

'    fymany  rninrs\iX5  many  humors  ai  heads. 

Opjon  ;  m.  Opium  j  the  hardened  iny ce  of  sjtrden  Fop- . 
p'ti hcdds.  '  "  ^  . 

Op.Htogrcîphçs :  F. Vapers mitten vpon  on  both  fides. 
'   f  Kal^: 

Opoballamc:  m.  OpôSalfamum  ;  tÏTC  gumme^  ort'h 
qnor  which  ifucth  fom  the  wounded  Baljame  tree  j 
Z^9i[^c  liafmc.  / 

Opobafînr.  as  Opobalfame.    " 

Opocalpafè:  f.  a  k'mdofpoyfon  rvberetvitb Mirrbe  U 

.  (too  ofien)fopbtflicated.  -  / 

Oponct.(A  Lnin  In^ej fonaU)tt  ought  yitmujl'ywhence\ 
Ciiian^  oportet  vient  en  place  il  n*eft  ricnqui  nc 
fe  face  :  Pro.  Th at  which  mu(l  benfiUbe^abfuluteaH- 
thoritieM  zfgertt  necejjitiey  are  excellent  woUmen. 
Oppîlatif:  m.  OppilatiueyObjiruôiiueyJiop^^^         - 
Oppilatîôn  :  f.  An  dppUatïonyOrobJlruôlion. 

Oppilé:  m.cff^:  f.ObJiruaédy[lppped,Jhutvp. 
Opptleu  Toflâpyobflruàyfhuivp.  .  .    * 

.Opportune  nçù une :f.  Timdieyfiafonable^fityrigbt^ 
cornèrent  \  commodious.  .,; 

Opportiméfncnt.0^><)r  ^untlyytimely^feafonahiyfi  fitly  ^ 
-  conuenierttly^  in  good  time /ight  in  thç  mcl(e^iuji where 
itjhoiildbe.  ..      .        -        .  .-       - 

Opportunité: f.  Oppmunitiî^yfeaf$nabléneJie \fitnejie 

oftimejCànumeicieofplace^agôôdoccafim.  v  * 
Oppo(ânt:  m;  An  Oppofànty  or  Opponent  i  areffiér^ 

witbfldnder  ;  çontradiëot.      '  v  :  ^    ;  ■    . .  .  *^ ^^  j^  .f  ; 

Oppbié  ;  m.  ce:  f.  (fl^pofedyrejijledymtbfloodioikàed 
vntOypYOtefted againfi.      .      ^  .  V'  ^ 

s'Oppofçr.To  oppofehimfelfè  fto  refii^ymthjlanduake^ 
fay-yto obieHytxceptyOr  protefi^gainjl.     .^^f ^^  . -r"^)  | 

Gppofitç  î  cùm.OppoJiUyadkerfe,in  oppofition  mth;^ 
uera^ainftiplacedyputyfetyOrobUiiedyaid^^^  ; 

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txaaionsj  or  taxations. 

Opprdfion;  f,  OpfrefâHieuerchaïgîni^euerlaym 
an  vnrtahnable  fur  charge  ;  a  grteuom  bmtbtn  rj\t' 
tiên/xaficn  ;  «r  le*  /«/w/îw^  o/5)iw  o/  tbcm     ' 

Opprimer.  <M  Opprcflcr.       .      •  /*    . 

Opprobre:  m.^  rrproach;  a  de fitkatêrie  taunt j,L., 

fpigbt ma  ruling.  i)  «t 

Opprobricr.  n  reproach  ;  to  taunt,  rebuf^eicbech  d, 
sptghtfiitiy  J  dtflracefUUy  to  vpbraid)  caji  m  theà'lh  ' 
twit  in  the  teeth._  •    •  ,  '     .  ^"> 

Oppugnatcur.  Anoppugnator-.ajfaulter,  battmrJe- 
iieger^refifier-^mong'doer.    ■  * 

Oppugnàtion :  f.  An  oppuination-iaJJ'auU.bancrK- 
siege  \  open  refijlance,  ■  :  ' 

Oppugné  :  mTcc:  (.Oppugned;  affaulted^bntttrcdlt. 
sieged-,  fpught^or  contended  with -yOpenlj  refiflcd.  ' 

Oppugner.T**^/>*g«e  ^  batter  ^gault^befiege-,  nfin» 
wthfland  openly  j  fight  harder eafon  eagerly  jléoi  cn^ 
neftly^gainp.  v        •      .  "^ 

Opter.  To  chufeyoptate^eka  \  alfo^to  wSh,cmttM;r( 

Opthalmic.  4»  Ophthalmic.  '       >       ' 

Option:  f.  Option^eleéïioHyChoice,alfoy(trv;Jh^ordefi)e.  I 

Optique  :  f*  An  Art  whereby  the  rcafon  offvht  «  i 

knoTpne.  -     .  ,  /'. 

Optique:  com.ib/jor  belonging  to,the  eye-fight. 
Ncifs  optlqaes.  The  finerves  fiom  rvbich  tbt  cics 
rereiue  their  fight,  •  V 

Opulcimncnt.  fyealtbilyyrichly^abHn^antly: 
Opulence;  f.  OpHUncie^wealih/tches-^pkntic  Jouter, 
abundance  of  meanes.  •.  M 

Opulent  :  ID.  ente  :  f.  Opulent^wealtbic/icb-,  ml!  /;- 
nedyabunda'ntinmeanes. 

Opulenteinent.  *r  Opulcftimcnt. 

Opufculc:  m»  A  little  mrl(e ifmall  BookeiPjtïtTm- 

.  //^. ,       ■  ,   .'  /.  .  -  »''â         "■  ■■  ■  ■  • 

Onim.Gold.  .         .   .'  '  , 

Or.  d' Allcmaignc,  »/4  l^ndofb$fe  Goldj  fu.i  fift}i't 

whereof  is  Slitter.  '.       # 

Or  bknc.  «  Or  d' AUcinaignc         *'    ,    • 
•  Or  dc  Clitic.  TA*  ^dri^(»/i/. 

Or  en  paille,  ou  de  paifiole.  Spàngk-Gtldy  or  Gold 
'   beatenthmne for SpangUs-ylMlfe Piùlok.  1       m 
•    Or  de  pcpu).  Roundyor  maffit  graines  »j Gold.  '  W 

■    Onai.SmotbGold^venicefiufe.. 
Or  Tholofain.  .4  d^mall,  or  vnlucifie pojftjfitn-y  {fir 
tuerie  one  that  had  it  ptriflfed.)  '    >g.    ■  jij  .  i 
Or traiô. GtfWiryrf .  '      .     s  4*     *    ' 

IIeftxlébasbr,ilcraJndlatûuchc.  Be  M  a  mm 
filtre  fiares  to  be  tryed.^-é'^myy.i^  >  .fen  ii-vs»   V 
Or  eft  qui  or  vaut  ;  Pro.  Tis  Gold  thats  vMfih  Ghjl 
;A  I'or'Ie  feu  fort,  au  fort  bras  la  luiôc:  Pro.  M« 

Nul  or  fans  efcume,  }Jj>  Gpld  without  fime  drojie. 
Dans vne^aine d'or vn coiifteau  dc plomb r.Proy. 
Abafibeartt/HtUrâricb-labil.         '  ^  r^ 
Fydcplajfin,d*eftats,&d'or,  qui dc vertu  na  Ic 

dbref«r:  Pr6.l.Mi^^. 
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ixftighed dtrf»ne,    .  .<  •v-'^-',vf^- 

Oppreffer.  To  oppreffei  ouercbârget  ^Myie^iaérl^, 
'■■  wei^hdowne^aj^finhf^vndertbebkrtbenef.  '*-  * 
i,  ppptefleur:  m.  An  •fpreBoriêuerchargerytÊUrityev^ 
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ra^io/ùS. 

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Oranger: 
Oraprimc 
Orateur  M 
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Oratoire: 

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Oratoire: 

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Oratoircn 
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Orbateur 
Orbatu:n 
Orbe:  con 

Ji^hti  beyi 

Coup  or 

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round. 

Orbiculaii 

cémpâjfe^ 

Orbiere:f 
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Orbite:  £ 

aneyeisj 

^orbite 

utrûfal 

Orcanetti 

Orchades 

mnrtallt 
Orchal.  as 
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Orchcào 
Orchcnie 
Orches.  oé 
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Oracle:  m.  Aa  Oracle i  afcntence  deHuered^ an  anfiver 

giuen.byGpd^  -     ^  - 

Oraculcux:  m.cufe:  f.  Oracle-lilie^trueastbe  Gojpelly 

mfkUible.  -  '    * 

Oradc:  (.TbeGuîlUead,  afeafijh.^  •  "^  . 

Oligt'.m^  A  fiormeytempejl^ofage'^  outrage. 

tc  venc,la  tcmpcftc,  1  orage  monftrcnc  du  nocher  ' 

fc courage:  Pro.  Loolie  Nocher... 

Toufiours  nc  dure  gucrre^nc  orage  :  Prov,  ^o  vio- 

Icnce^norvwlentthingjaftsalrvayjei. 
Ot2f,cr. A  tempeftyorjidrme  tirife.  ^  ' 

Orageux:  ra.culc:  f.  Stormie^tempejîuoicâ^ragmg^out' 

Oraifon  :  f.  Ori/SSr,  prayer  \a!/o^nfpeechy  language^  dip 
cour fe^cornmunication\  oration. 

Oi.antje  :  f^  An  Orange  ;  âlfo^  a  l(ind  of  pernicious  fire- 
ball] alfoy^certaine  fbvple.  « 

Oraiige  :  m.ce  :  f.  Ot^ange-taxpnie ^Orange-coloured. 

Oranger:  m.  A^  Orcnge  tree.     . 

Oraprimcs.  éiâ  Or  primes-         . 

Orateur  1  III. /4;/  Orator-^  Spoal^efman^ArgueryPleader^ 
Muocate'^Embaffador.  t    * 

Omionif.  An  Oration^orHarang. 

Otatoire:  m.  An  Oratories  a  ClofetyQr prhate  Cbappell 

^  to  pray  in. 

Oratoire  :  com.  Oratoriejbelongtng  to  an  Orator  y  ofe- 

'   loquence.   ■    :■:.''     -'■-    *•  :   #.    ika" 

Ocatoirement.  Orator-lH^eyeloquently. 

Ôrayn.^/&rf;  ^Picard.  ^  ,    ^     # 

Orbateur  :  m.  A  Gold-beater.   1 

OïbztU:  m.  Lea fi-gold.  .;  '  c 

Orbe  :  com.  Blmdjfightlejfe  ;  vif>dMin^f  cr  depriued  ofy 

Ji^hti  bence  alfo^darlfeyobfçureyWitbout  light. 

Coup  orbc.  A  dry  blow  ;  a  blov^  that  neither  maizes 

ouerture^nor  fetches  bloud.     if  *     /  . 

Orbiculairc  :  com.  Orbicular ycircularyglobieycompajje^ 

round.    ,  ..i:^:  ■  ..■■  -  .'    .    .  ■     -' .        :.,-■  i'. 
Orbiculaircment.  Orbicular fyy  circularly ^  in  a  round 

cempajje  or  forme*,  globeJilif.. 
Orbierc:  f,  A blinding-boordy  orbead-boord(hungbe- 

fire  the  eyes  of  an  vnrulie  beafl.)  '  ';\ 

Orbitairc:  com,  BelongingyOr  li^^vnto  the  Orbite, 
Oibitc:  f.  Orphanifme\  lac\e  of  parents -y  alfoyXMnt  of 

children  ;  gemraUyyOii^y  lack^yor  tvant.  g 
Orbite:  £  The  hole ^or  feat  of  the  eye  j  the  hole  wherein 
V  aneyeispkced^?-  -'    "  •  ^       .     '^^    ^ 

L'orbite  d*unc  poulie,  the  mortaife  wherein  theJhU 

utrefaPuUierunnes.    ^  v         :-         i.\ 

Orcanette.  4<j  Orchancttc. 
Orchades:  f.  Great  ships  \  alfoyal^ind  of  great  fijhes, 
' ^  mortall enemies  towbales.      -^  ^ .       .  -      ^        ;^ 
Orchal.^yArchal.       . 
Orchanettc  :  iOrfianetyAllcanet^SpaniJh  BugloffiyXPild 

\^^jp^.f^^  '[';■'•//•■  •  .  .  .  ■.^^" 

0(ch^àotd^.ÔnthHeflhand:^(Bab.^ 

Orchcnie:  £^/r«/?e^.       \^n^^^  v    ï 
Orches.  ^Orchades. f Rah.  :  .  .t  ^  |  ; 
Ofcheftrc  :  f.  72^e  Senatorsy  or  Vobtemens  P/aceJn  or 

/theatre  ybetweene  the  Stage  yand  common  Seats  j  atfoy 
^^^J Stage  itfelfi. .        v^^^u  V  <  :   \     .  :  hy\;^-ii,'. 
Ord:  m.o{dc  :  f.  FHibieynafliiy  foule jfluttijhidurtk^ 
^  b^ayedyOuglieyOir  loaibfo^ne  to  behold. 
Ordelot:  nu  ottc:  i^SuUiedyfiubbrnd^^ainedJome' 

^t'rifatvncleane.         r,  >^"        ^^-1 

.Ordanent  Fiilthityynafiilyyfluttifblyy  durtityyvncieani' 

h^joAthfomely.  ,4-^>^r^^ 

Ordi:  m.  ie  :  f.  4^  Ourdi  j  alfo^fbuUd^defiled^berayedy 


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begrymfdyfoyled^flHrrUdyJlubbered. 
Ordinaire  :  m.  An  Ordinariei  a  Bifhsp  (or  hh 

ceUry&€)mt^nhuDioceffe\alfo,an  Otdmi 
bk^yetyfare^^       y 

Ordinaire:  f. Les  Ordinaires  dc  Sorbonnc^frr/^i;/^ 
difputations  beldamon^  Sorbonnijis  before  they  com- 
menceDodors.  \         .         . 

Ordinaire  :  com.  Otdinarie \  commonyvfùallyalfoypro' 
per  y  peculiar^  in  or  dinar  ih^of ones  ovone.      \ 
.  Procez  ordinaire.  A  ciuiU  Aélion,Caufe,ofSuit. 

OïàïndAi^mQïii.O/dtnarilyy^vfuaUyyCom 
■  tome.      ...  .  ^     .y.i-  ■■:.••    y     ^ 

Ordinateur:  m.  An  QrdcreryOrdaineryAppùinter. 
Ordinateur  des  Thrcfors.  Xbe  Lord  high  Treafurer 

.    of  France  ;  called  fo  in  Philip  thefiûres  time.  •      V 

Ordipatif:  m.  lue  :  £  Otdmaiiue  j  orderrjbemnglor- 
der-declaring\  ordering.  i  ^ 

Ordir.  as  Ourdir  ;  alfo^tofbulCydeplCyfoyley  berayy  be- 

durtybegrymeyflubber^fimieyfullieiblem^ 

inquinateypoUnte.  .  .««    ;'  . 

OrdiiTeure  :  €  as  Ourdiflcure  ;  alfo^a  fbuUng^efiUngy 
berayingybegrymingjflubberingyfulJyingidifiainiiigy 

polluting.        V       •:'       -^  *.'       i:^        •      '  ',,''■ 

Ordon  :  m..Aflouen \  a  filthie fellow^  alfo,the ra^èyor 

:   roTve  ivbich  nT^eaper  hath  vruierta\en  to  goe  on  in. 

Ordonnance:  fl  An  Ordinance -yEdiâi^Orderyiyecreey  « 
Statute  y  Jflflitutiony  Conflit  ution  5  a  Trecepi  Appomt- 
merit  ^Commaundement  ;  alfo^  a  right  y  or  flue  ordering^ 
difpopngy  digeflingyarrûyingy  ra7îlnngyOr  marjhalling  of 

.'•  things.  : 

Engin  de  telle  ordonnance.  Offucb  a  huilée  y ftT^yOr 
bore.  '  y  .  '   •  '— 

Gens  d'ordonriancejOu^Genfdarmes  des  ordon- 
nances. I^^^^  Gendarme.  '     ' 

Ordonnateur:  m.  Anordaineryena^er^decreeri  an 

orderer^difpûfèr'y  enioyneryappointer  of   < 

Ordonne: m.éeî  £.  Ordained^ena^ed^decreedjinflitH^ 
ted  ;  rulcd^appointed^commaundedy  orderedydigefled^ 
difpofedymarfhalledytaunged \  arrayed \  filly  placed \ 
'yvelt  fitrnijhedyin  full  equipageyarmedy  equipped,  or 
fitted  at  aU points. 

Ordonnéftient  Orderlyy  fitly  y  handfoniefyy  iufl  as  it 
fhouldbe,.  \     '    .  "      : 

Ordonner.  To  ordaineyenaflyorderydecrce^yruteydeter^ 

^tnirie\commaundyappeint\  rankeydigefiymarfhaU^rangey 
diffofe  ;  array^  prepare,  firnijhy  prouide  ofneceffarifSy 
armeyequipyor  fit  at  all  points:  :       .   ^  . 

Ordônneur:  m.An  or  dainer  author  yenaCletyOppointery 
commaunder-y  alfo^anordercr^difpi^er^Viarpjaller^fi 
"    ranimer  of  things.  .       .^ 

Ordonques.  5w»g /fe^;f*  i.v^ 

O  rdoyc  r.  ^  Or dir .  Ta  rfir)?/^.  % 

Ordre  de  Vay.  The  narfte  of  a  veriefmall  apple.; 

Ordre:  m.  OrJi^rymethodyfifbion 5  difpofithn^yaranjty 
file  y  courfèy  rot»^^  continuation  ;  d^eplacey  orfkit;  fit 
Jlatey  or  pofture  ;  alfoy  thecattingy  degree^  or  efiate  of 
men*y  alfo^an  Order  ySiociifie^or  Seel  of  religious  men  or 
wonien  \  alfoya  CompanieyFeUovofhipyOr  Brotherhoo4  of 
K^igktSy(tearmed)aftbe  Oriv^nd  intituled  by  tSo- 
HeraiffiePrinct. ,"•  - %.îtt]^î  "/     ■  ' '  ■■" ''^'^f^ 
Les  ordresjou  les  faints  brarcs.  Prieflboodytbe  Mir 
niflerieyor  theinflitutionofa  Priefly&c^  belie  Orders. 
Ordre  de  I'Anonciadc.  An  Order  ofl^nightbood  in^ 
ptuttd  in  theyeare  i^^oby  Amadcus  EatleofSiuoy. 
Ordre  du  croiirant.r*#  Order  of  the  balfe  Moêntjm- 
ftitutedbyRcncDuke  of  Anion  Annoiéfé^.    ^^t 
Ordre  du  S.  Efpric.  Tbjt  Order  of  the  Mit.  G^^i  by 
Henry  ttoiCiémcyin  theyeare  i579-^  ;i^^iv^r 

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"^  a  Dkke  of  Florence  in  tbiyiârci^éo.    f* 

Ordre  dcrEftoillcrbé  Order  êf  ibe  SUtrefy  J^^ 
I{in^  of  France  in  theyeare  i  j  j  i  .Lâolfe  EftoUlc. 
VÔrdïCdtYTznccThi  Order  â/S.MubaeU 
t  Ordre  de  la  ffcpette.  The  Order  of  the  Gennet  ;  i»- 
ftiiuted  Ung  agoe  by  Charles  Martel  (^fe^  grandfather 
ofChax\tm:iir%ç)4ndn0weUâneùUtofdati. 
.L'Ordre  de  la larrierc.  The  Order  efthc  Garter  ^  by 
Edmard  the  third  in  tin yearei^^. 
Ordre  de  S.  Michel.  The  Order  of  S.  Michael  ;  if 
lewis  the  clcuenth  in  theyeare  1^69. {There  were  two 
forts  of  it  iviZé  Le  grand,  &  le  petit  Ordre;  The 
Kjeights  of  that  fori  wore  a  cêUar  êfmafftc  gold^of  this 
onelyaftlkfribbêU.)     ^ 

Ordre  du  porccfpic.rt^  Order  of  the  Hedgebogiin- 
Jiituted  by  Lewi^Didte  ^  Orleans,  aud  the  brother  of 
Charles  the  fixt^''^''  •    ; 

Les  Ordres  du  Roy.  Both  the  Orders  êf  S.  Miibael^ 

and  of  the  ho  lie  G  ho  fi.  '  .      » 

Ordre  de  la  toifon  d*  or.  The  Order  of  the  golden 

Fleecci'inflitided  by  Philip  the  fécond  Vnkf  ofBtngun" 

die^ht  theyeare  1430. 

Ordre  de  la  Vierge  Marie.  The  Order  of  the  Vhrgmi 

Marie  \  was  injiUuted  by^Jdbn  ¥jngof  France  in  the 

yeare  1^6^.  '       -| 

Il  n*y  a  point  d'ordre  d"  S^îrfaît  cela.  There  Wése^ 

no  retjhh/ior  eqmtie  in  that  aâ^  there  was  no  fence  to 

doe  it. 
Ordure:  £  Ordttre^filth^durtinjifiinejfe^^^^ 

lution. 

\\/f  a  dc  l*ordure  dans  leurs  fleuftcs.  TArjf  arefome- 
'    what  too  blame  ;  aU  is  not  rtght  with  them  yfometbtng 

is^mffegmongthem.  "    * 

Truyc  ne  fongc  qu'ordure  :  Pro.  A  So0  dregmes  of 

nought  but  of  dun. 
Ore  cm.  cc:f.  Frayed  vnto-ybefougbtjmplored.    • 

Le  leudi^Sc  Vendredi  orez.  HoÛeTbisrfday^  good 


idof  ;  Thtsrfday  and  Friday  intbe  Pnffion  weelft. 
Le  Sainâ  de  la  irîllc  n'eft  point  ore  :  Proy.  we  feU 
dome  crane  the  belpeofouf  ononeVatron.   v 

OTtc:iTbejUkofa'^iner{oraRiHersfide\)  tbefea 
(horeyorftrand  j  lfe#  st(irty  coafi^dge^or  border  of  any 
fdseè^&Cia^yaJhomer  of  raine.  ^  ^' 

Oreille:  f.  Anearei  âlfè^attemim guten  ;  âifo^free^or 
planfibleandiemce  gotten.     ^^-^-     -    r     ^ 
Ore'dle  dafhe«  Coièife!y^l^acf(e;iiUcipmti  Uo{e 

Oreilles  du  coeur.  Tire  Anriclos  of  the  hart^twofmaU 
fentes  offiejb  powing  to  the  bottome  of  the  heêftyand 
firtêing  ity  as  fnnels^  torecrine  bbndf^mio  the  boUow 
vemoj  and  as  earesjto  let  m  and  ont  tBe  ayre  néiek  the 
lungs  bane  freparèd  fir  iK  î^^^*d  ?^*^/  >^ 
Oreille  dc  ludais.  The  Mstpsrome,  oroxaefcenee  câL 
led^a Jemes oare,     >^- *-v  /.  r      . 

Oreille  de  ]itm.Seorpknwort^Se§rfiongrdffh^U 

.  .  '        »■  -  •  . 

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OtéÊtàt  IbuiM.  Vlk£é»àJiêtiè.^MreyéUfi 

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Fer  de  fleidie  i  oreilles.  Afh\edj  of  barbed  arrets 

Haut  d'oreilles.  Somewhat diafi\  thicl^fbearint 
Pendant  d'  oreiUc.  A  Pendant  j  Pendant  d*  creOic 
dc  gibet.  Thefintuture  of  a  gibbet  ;  a  man  that  bsnn 
on  a  gibbet yOr  would  become  one  pujjing  well.         , 
L'or  eillc  au  vcnc  AttentiuejiJteningftrionJIy. 
'A  vne  oreille.  Said  ofwrn^  thats  excellent  good:  $f 
Tafaf^;wbtchisbutflightyOrfingle. 
A^r  l'oreille  dc.  TobaueataU  times  free  acuft 
vntOy  and  a  willing  attention  fromuo  be  a  principe U 
fhuorite  of.  'V 

11  en  a  iufques  aux  oreilles.  Be  is  vp  to  the  earu  in 
or  hath  his  whole  fill  of  ^  :  * 

.  Chauverdes  oreilles.  Laoke  Chauvef. 

,  Dreflcr  les  oreiIles.T^  Itftjetyorprïcl^evp  the  esxtv 
to  prepare^orfettle  them  to  attention.  ^- 

Sac  plein  drcflc  les preîllçs  :  Pro.  AfiUpurfe^crjhi 

bribeycommauftds  attention. 

Endormir  fur  V  unc^Sc  l'autre  oreille.  TofoCmb 

eaCt^or delights*^  to br'mga bed. 

Faire  Toreillc  fourdc.  To  be  deafi  of  that  earer 

Mettreie  bouquet  fur  ToreiUe  LToexpofevntofstr, 

5ff  Bouquet. 

Mordre  rôreillç  à.  See  Mordre. 

V2itiTlc$Oïéliks.Tobearc  both  fides. 

Pendre  i  Torcillc.  Autant  luy  en  pend  i  T  oreille. 

Heisthemoretobiamey  orbatbihe  more  to  anfmn 

fir.     V''^  ; '    •■  '\  •   ''^■'"--  •  y.  ■■ 

^  Rompre  les^eilles  à  To  trouble  with  ouermuchy 

ouetlowd  pratrng.  ,, 

Tirer  Torçille  Jl$  ne  fc  ferohr  gueres  tirer  rorci 

They  need  no  long  mtreatie  \  tbey  wtU  bè  eafily  inuïttd^ 

JboneperfuadedMuse\lydrawne^vntoit^ 

^À  beau  parler  cîofes oreilles:  Pro.  Oppoft  to  fjopni 

words  a  clofed  eare.  ^^j<     ^  .  .      • 

^A  paroles  lourdes  lourdes  oreilles  :  Vïo\.Ueedkpe 

attention  vnto  bogpfh  tearmes.   ; 

Bois  ont  oreilles,&  champs  oeillets  :  Pro.  (wherem 

tbe^fewes^eare-Mufhrome  is  the  woods  eare.)  Look^ 

OeiUct.  >  ^ 

Ventre  affamé  n*a  point  d'oreilles  :  Prov.  The  bun- 

grie  beWse  batb  fso  earesi      ^    - 
Oreille:  m.  éc  :  £  E$red'^  wetlhimg^mrbàngd  j  which 

batb  great  ear  es.        ^      ^^^..'.^.^^.my^^ 

OreiUer  :  m.  A  pillow  (fir  the  bead.) 
TcmxUtcficiutVorei^.f oflugityOrMllt^bed', 

tolyeouerlonoinbeditoliuefioutbfatly/br 
lefUf^arelefify.  *  f  mmu-  ?^v    >  %      i  - 

OrciIIer.T#  bear  ken  Jillen,giue  eare,or  attention  vnto. 
Orphée  oreilloitles  rocs.  Orpbeas  gane  iores,  ^r 
hearingfVntorockt.  ;  --..M^xs^y^^^-y^:^ ^■■-'^:^:: 

Orcillerc: £  An  Earewii.    ^       ^r    ^  -^^ 
OrciUct :  m.  An Earmg^ alfi^be  eare-peece ofanhtlr 

metj&t  ;  thefUp^or  peece  that  cotters  the  eare.    :n 
Oreillette  :  f.  U  little  eare^  aifè^  earing/rfmaUioy 
lohangattbeeàfe.  -.-]  /^    , 

Oreifieur  :  m^  A  barlfener^  nfener^  ^ 

OreilIewe:£  AnEaring.  V 

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Oreilon:  m-  A  Httlaearei a^,tbe bandle,oreare^d 
fmenger,eSr€i  alfoyabox.&reifon  tbeearoi  aifo.ân 
mpo^nme^oi^fwoltingabont an eétra whence i    ^ ^^ 

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Ores.  NoTP^at  this  iime.  ^ 

D*ores  en  avant.  Hence  forward  ;  frêm  thk  time 
farth. 

O  rfanité  :  £  0/phanifme  ;  the  fiat  e  of  in  Orpban, 

OrFaiitc  :  £  ^  Orfanitc  j  AlfoJiiamnHefe^^ant^or  de- 

priuition  of  children. 
;0  ravcrilc  :  m.  ec  :  f.  m  Orfavrifir.     . 

Orfavcrilcn  To  j9orl(eGoUfmithisworlfe,  UfUytbe 
Goldfmitb.  ^  ^^.  . 

Oi  ftvrcrk  :  f.  ^  Orfcvrcrie.  > 

O/favrifc  :  m.  cç:  f.  fVrôHgbt  wkb  CoUfimtbit  wrke. 

Ortavrifcr.iwOifovcrifcr*     , 

Otfc :  £ ^  k'mdofdâ'mtie Sea-r^jife^or  Sea-^Tearck 

Orfcbvre.  lM^  Orfcvrc. 

Orfdiii  :  m.inc  \f.  Orfhan^fitbeflejfe  and  mother  UJfe^ 
mtbéut  parent L    - 

OrfcniiL  «5  Orfclin^  '  .  * 

Offevrc  :  m.  i^  Goldfmitb.  - 

Orfcvrc  dc  la  terre.  ^  Gardener  j  /i  toarmod  of  the 
e\  cellencie  of  bis  worl^e ,  wherein  heftttpaffet  tb'ordi-* 
narie  Husbandman  asfarre  at  the  Goldfmitb  a  Black- 
(hiitb.^  . 

O  rfc vré  :  m.  éc  if.  m^ ought  with  Goalffmtbes  worl(e. 

Orfèvrerie  :.£  The  ^oldfmiibes  traded  worl^e. 

Orfc vreflc  :  £  A  Goldfiutba  wife ,  or  woman  Gold^ 
fmitb.    ,  • 

Orfevrcux  :  ttutuQ::f.Furm(hedwitb^or  tfauelling  m, 
Goidfmubeswùr1[e  ^aifOyfuU  of  Goldfmitbes. 

Orfévrifcii^  Orfèvrerie»  ' 

Offrais  :  m.  Broad  welts^orgards  offjoldyorfiluir  rm- 
broiderie;  laid  on  Copes,  and  otborChitrcihVifiements: 
In  old  time  the  Jackets  ^  or  Coat- armour  s  of  the  Kjnp 
Gard  were  tearmedfo^becaufk  tbej  wen  couared  wiib 
Goldfmitbesworl(e.  .        V 

Orfraiz.  ^  Orhaisj  tf/jfS,^  Orfraye/ 

Orlraye  ;  m.  Tbegreat^  andgreedU  water-fmU  col" 
ledanOj^ey.    ^  / 

Offres  :  £  Buds^&c  j  as  Boutons.   ^ 

Organe  :  m.  /in  Organ j  or  infirument  wbtremih  anj 

^  ihmgmay  be  made yor  done.  :  -       ,^  . 

Or^^ique  :  com.  Organically  infirumentatt^  vfed  as 

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Oi^anifte  :  m.  An  Or$fiîifi  ;  ont  that  vfiuBjfUjHtt  on 

a  pare  of  Otgans.  _     .i  .  ^   * ,,;,     ,   . 

Orgailifte  :  coinj<a  Organique.   "  ^^v»  «r!  :r    • 
Orj^aitne:  m.  Antxtrtamept^exfrefimofaiigir, 

,  OtQji  emonàcMâlftdBârSei  alftndofsgt&twbtfe 
*  hffie^rtbenii'itriptifkllsf-omnofitfilfi,' 
Orge  monde.  Tbefime  \  alfo,FuHcb  Battit^  fittti 
•ad  cUMfidUârti(ia^Oipottagejffrf*pmadttbertofi 
^"rlie  pottage,  •  f  ;..-.»-- i^.u'---    ' 

Ofge  de  inaraille.ff^  BariU^ttrre  BwtUttWtyBêr' 
htyWay Benuet,  •*>  .•aw^c-ti:  ,.> 

Qr^e  paumé.itrm  Bgt&ej^^Ui^ùrUtwi^thé 
IlfMreeate.  ..■:Xiii...i(^ir'-:'Hiyi'<\ 

prge Pelé,  oi  Orge mood^     >H  tl«n;>^  >  [5 lO  jj 
A  grain  d*  orgc.  J»«  ttianglt  firme,  '>^    f^H^^O^ 
Faire  Ieti(^  orges.  Tomo^e  tbeimurlfttf  mwu^  vf 
their  tnputhes. 
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jiukeafiMrlie,  * 

Orgcol  tni.  À  iong  wartrefemblimg  a  Barlié  comt^d 
growing  on  tIfedgejtT  corner  of  a»  tye-ltd,     •     ■ 

Or^\cs:m.TboSacrifi(etefha(cbiM. 

Orgoofc.  UgkptçorgpQie,A/aUbUcb:  ^Rab.    > 

Orgueil  •  m.ArowlerjVya  round  tfuncbeon  laid  vnder 
agreatflontjnfteteoftimberjm  the  more^afie  remo- 
umg  theretfi  «^^  Orgeol  iwhenee  the  Vrouevbe, 
Qui  rcfijfe  i  sric  fenunc  cnccinâe,  vn  (M'CUcil  Kiy 
vient  à  I'ocil.   -  .»>.>';«         ij|  ' 

Orgudl  :  m.  Pride.fwoUmg  diflbme,  fitteKnefe^bau. 
'»''f'»lofiiêeJf,,fmmd,fmrJiMofe,'arrogMfieie,  fitr- 

Orgueil  n'a  pat  bon  o«U  :  Proy.  Re  rcmuih  lootcs 
tbatfroitdfytiolfesyOr^asmOe'd,  ' 

II  n'cft  orgueil  que  de  povre  enrichi  :  Prov.  Tbere 

_u  no  pride  vntotb'iittKbedbeggtr, 

Or^ucilîcuCcmcnV 'ProiéciJj,jhrlily,fiofnc/ùlfy^arro. 

OrguiIIcux:m.4w  Orgeol  ^1 

prguciUeuxîni.eufe,:  f.  Proud.fhr  lie,  five  Ring;  puft'l 

vp  with  a  conceit  of  bis  ttrnnewerthyfiatelie.bautie 
loftie-minded-^fcomefiiU,difdainifrU.  ^ 

Mufde  orgueilleux.  A  muscle  in  th'vpptr  pan  oftbe 
cbeekty  neere  to  the  boOowfeat  ofth'eye^vfbicbit 
drnaei  tomirds.tjte  temples, 

Orgueilleufe  fcmblaJncemonfhc  folic  cuidancc  : 
Prov.  ^h  hantie  hol^e  argues  afittdpreptwption. 

DeuxorgueilleflX  ne  peuvent  eftrc  portez  fur  vn 
Afne:  Prov.  I,wi^*Afiie.«  ,.4»,.  : ,    .'    : 

II  n'cft  fi  grand  dcfpit  qucde  povre  orgueilleux  • 

Prov.  A  proud  begger  u  the  de^tgbtfilUJt  creature  a^ 
Hue.    '■■      ,  .^/. 

Orgueilli  :  Di.ic:  f.  Grotone  proud ^  ftateiie,furlie  \puft 
^p  mtbùridejfîvoUenwitb  di/daine,        ,  V   * 

a'OrgueUlir.  To-mx proud, grow futlie,  become  ftate- 
liCytal^e  much  fiatevpon  bins,         r 

Orgues  :  f. Oruns\wmd-mfiruments  ; alfo^Barges  fir 
carriage,  fVefierne  Barges  ;  a^o,al^ittd  offmaU  Ar- 
tiUerie,  .■;•.•. ;-.i*  .i\a  «.,■,,■  r;.  .■_,.  >,.'■.  >■,  s.^ ,.,-  .  f    -i ,-.;-'-,,,  ■  :■)  • 

Dire  d'orgues.  vous  dites  d'orgueSr  roufiy  blew  • 
-    bowfiyyou  to  tbaty  vpifelj  brotbe?Timotbie  j  trjoe  R^ 
get',  did  am  did  am»  .ciorii  .»     / 

loner  des  orgues.  T^P^J  Aêi^iuioui  wanton  to 

teaçber^  i-:*  -umu ^^l^  ' •: ^  .■*..*;^»h*^>>'^-'w  ^-^v.  _;;,^ .;_ 

Oribiis.  Compere  d^onhus.Afupierficiaif,  or  bottow- 
Jiwted piend^r companion,^^'-  ■  •  ^-  -  -  ■      - 
Pouldre  d'oribus.  Powder  efproie^S,er  oftbe  pbi- 
•■"  tttfipbers  Çtne  ;  tearmfdtbtà  {in  derifion,aied)becaufc 
'    much  gold  hath  beene  wafied  in  the  fearcbmg  ér  it  ^ 
^^  thence  aJfi^any  eoufining^r  iuglingpowder. 
OrichaL  «f  Archal.  ,^  - 

Orient:  m.  Th'Orient^^rEfifiùârto/tbeworidgbé 
,;  Sunne-r^,     ..,,,..  ^-^ï %&■.--:--■      À-,- "-it- 
Oriental:  m.ale  :  £  Onentai^àflerHeyortentjbrilbt, 
'    cleere,  ■-■"-■.■,-■«». ^  ,-«np*  .,  :"^.'v^•,c^ïJ^'.y 

Oriente:  m.  ée:  £  Xtoifon  ïien  orientée  Aboi$/i 
weUfét  toward  tlfEa&i  ee  wMi  firefiont  it  made 


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bHtaft^.tp$^T4sv/èdl  in  all  ether  TParresyandât  length 

I     T'//''.  ij  lofl  in  a  batte U  againjl  the  Flemings. 

Oï\iiznt:  to.  An  Elephant.       '  '         '      ^ 

Origan  :ro.  Garden  Organie^Spamfh  Origan^  wild  w 

bajiard  Marierame^Engbfh  wild  Marierome. 
Origan  Jc  Candie.  B^ftard  w  wild  Marier ome  of 
Candle.        ^         t>    . 
Oixo^Vi  commyxxi^EniU^  wild  Marier mt^ 
OnçiflnHcr2dccn.laftaTd  Marier  ornK 
OngZïiOnkc.^ite  baflardMmeriméé^ 
Otigmùuyagc.  mid  Or ganie^grcue  Mariercme^ 

Origc.  Th*Grixi  a  fierce  and  cruell  wild  6oat\  of  a 
fate  white  coloured  a  hakefatiing  bacl(wards  to  his 
hinder  parts  f  andfirwardtohis  headward^  ;  and  ha- 
uing  blaclieyVprighSyftrgngj  andjharpepointed  bornSy 
wherewith  he  often\iUs  the  moji  valhmt  hunters  y  or 
beajlsythatpurfueyor  a^anltjhim.        v. 

Originaire:  com,^Originar'UynaturaUvntoj)is fions  the 
beginning.        \  .  v      \ii-:' 

Les  originaires  dc  la  ville.  Such  as  were  bred^and 
borne  in  the  towne. 

O  riginaircnien  t  Orijjmtf  yi(;>5(?r/jtwii(y. 

Orignal:  m.AnêriginaUi  the  firft  autbenticli^or  true 
draught  gfa  writing.     ■  .   '    ;  , 

Onginditmcnt.  Of  iginaUy^fiom  the  beginntng.^ 

Origine  :  f,  An  original!  ^  a  birihy  beginnings  ^fip^^H  \ 
ftodie^pèdegree^l^indredi  a  ground^  caufe^  head^fifun- 
Jaine^welfpring. 

Originellement.  OrwwiT)^!^  s  ^ 

Grilfier.  S'r^iJ;^  Oreiller,  i       .     .*. 

Orillons  :  m.  The  Mumps  ^or  ânimpê^mmfweUing 

behind  the  eares.    ^  ^  ^ 

Ox\n:m.mt'^tGoldenjifgold. 
Orine.  4^  Origine* 
(^\oV  as  Oxiou      r 

Orion  :  m.A  thûmpiyduflyCtife^afJl(noç\e  ;  al/e^a  num- 
ber ofmifchiefis^  multitude  ofeuiUs  ;  alfb^a  certaine 

Signe  efftarres  in  the  firmament.  : 
Oriot  :  in.  A  Heighaw^or  tvitwali, 
Oripcau:  nnu  bafegoldyUafigold^  fhlfegold^  Orpine ^ 

Painters  gold^  fucbgold  as  U  laid  on  hangings;  &  «t>.^f 

leatber^&c.        _, /A::-.^^  [[f--.      ' 
Oripilatlon.  <fRaK  I^^rHorripilatJôn. 
Orizon.  4^  Horifon.  * 

Ork  :  f*A  bemmeyfeluidgeyor  (narrow)  border  j  ifs  Bla- 

^^an  Frle ,  or  open  border  about  y  and  witbin/t  coat 

ofArmes^ 

OrIé:m.ce:f.  Hemmedjeli^dged-y  welted^  or  bor^- 

dered. 
Orlcmcnf.m*  A  hemming^  feluidgingi  welting^ bor- 

dermg. 
Orlct.Tâbemmeyfeluidge y  border  i  welt  th' edges  ^  or 

fides  of.  0    :   .       > 

Oxlec.  A  tittle  bemmeyflluulge  iwelijborder. 
1  OÂure  :  £  ^  bemme^  o^bemming,  feluidge,  orfeluidg^ 

ing\  border^wr  borderinjg.  ^ 
Ormairc/^  Armairc      " 

Ornic:in.i<»£/b«<r(W.    ,        i^^^    ^  # 

Orme  blanc  "tha  wbUt^Elmiy  yoake  Elme^  Hot 
beameyhardBeametree. 
Onnc  champeftrc.  TVardhtarie  Elme, 
Orrne  de  mdntaigne.  TbemattritaineEbneiorythe 
gnat  brêâd-leauéd Elme.  ,    .  ^  •  ^^;      ; 

Ormc  iauvaee.  as  Onne  de  montaigoc    - 
Vn  Advocat^rflaus  rorme.  Ab  ob/curt  Lawyer  ^  a 
pâilmyn pidli^ttt^er.        [ ,  ,/Jrmh   O 


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luge  dcflbus  rorrnc.  The  Judge  of  a  tillage  j  an  i». 

fir lOur  fudge  .Loolfe  lu^t. 

Ormeau:  w^^littUyor youngs elme tree. 
Onneteau.  ^  Ormeau.  -f*  "^   ;. 

Orne  rf.  Thefiirrow  made  by  a  plough  ;  the  deepe  rut^or 
tracée  made  by  a  cart  wkeelejtn  the  ground.  "■ 
llconJuifoicfourdcitient  cette  orne.  Hee  carried 
this  bufinejfe  verie  clofelyy  he  handled  itfo  dsfiw  ha 
notice yOr  got  any 'ml^ingyofit^ 

Orné  :  m.  ce  :  £  Vecked^adornedy  trimmed  y  tric^,„^ 
garnijhed^  imbellijhed/beautified^  graced i  gaily  ar'^ 
rayedyffiUantlyfitrmJhed^  finely  fet  firth.         ' 

Orncraent  :  m.  An  omament^graceybeautieJmbeUifi). 
ment\  richy  or  comelie  garmjhment^  goodlie  fiirmfi^- 

ment  ^  faire  aitirel  alfoyan  ad(nning^decl(ingpinirnini^ 
tricking.         , 

Ornement.  Neat  iy, trimly  ^  finely^  gallantJyJbeautifiiU)^ 
gracefiiUy.  ^ 

Omeoinantic  :  £  T>iuinatiûn  by  the  mouingofhirdu  . 
Orncr.Tij  deckc^adorne^trmmepuke-^  beautifie^grace^ 

garnijh^imbellijhi  tofctout  finely  y  attire  galiamly] 

Jurnjjjp  gaily.  ^        * 

Ornier  :  m.  ere  :  £  TuU  of  ruts ,  worne  with  many 
trads. 

Omiere  :  £  The  ruiyùr  trad  of  a  cart  wbeele^&c. 
Ornithogalon.  Starre  ofBethelemfan  hear  be.) 
Orobe  :  ni.  Or  obus  y  the  bitter  Vetch  j^r  Fitch. 
Oroer  :  m.  as  Oratoire  ;  An  Or  at  crie. 
Orologelir  :  uj^.  A  Cloclie'ma\eryWatch'ma\€r^  Vyall- 
maker.         .        /^ 

Orofcope  :m.TbeHorofi:ope^r  Afiendant^oja  Nati^ 

uitie  ;  tooke  Horofcopc. 
Orpcau,4;jOripeau-î4V4;^;    ï> 
Orpel:  m.Siluer  and  by'gold\  a  liindefleafi^tinneyvfcd 
,;   intbefilaeringouerof  trifles  fir  children. 
Orphanité./«^  Orfenite. 
O  rp  he-  :  £  ^  kind  ofdaintie/ca  lUsfftyOrfea  Fcarcb. 
Orphée  :£  <w  Orphie. 
Orphelir).  Sf f ifce  Orfelin.  '  w 
Orphellnage  :  m.  Orphanage  ^^  the  ft  ate  of  an  Orphan  ; 

a  beingfyourrg^and^  without  parents. 
Orphie:  £  The  Hornebeake^  a^^rnekccke^  Viper fijhl 

Garre-fjh.  ic^r  ^   ;  '-      .  x  ^ 

Orpigmcrit;ro.<i;^j  ' 
Orpiment  :  m.  Orpiment  y  or  Arfinick^  î  ^  goldtn-co- 

loured poîfonyor  drug^fèùnd  verte  deepe  in  the  earth. 
Orpimcntcr.  Tomingle^or  colour^  tait  h  Orpiment. 
Orpin  :  tSKOrpinOyliblong^or  Liui4ongy  an  bearbe\  aU 

jo^QrwneyOrpiment^or  Arfenicke  ;  a  drug. 

Orpin  rouge.  Tied  Arfenicke  y  a  bright-red  colour 

fiund  in  goldyandfiluer  mines,  j  •   " 

Orprimes.  Looke  Or^  ^    ^  • 

Orque  :  (.AHulkey  or  bugefhipi  alfo^the  Ourke,  afea- 
*    monfter^  enemie  to  the  fVhaUy  (fometimes)  alfo,  the 

graue^orhell.  •       v         Cv  : - 

Orteil: m. y^rtf.        *     nr^^  '  ",.    '•  l 

Orthodoxe;  coia  Onthodox^orthodoxalli  of  a  right 

faith  Jtrue  beltefiy  found  opinion.  -  ^    j-  *<  !  ^iV  v 
Otthoopmé  :  w.èc:  i  Right  cornered.      '-'--^ 
Ortho^on^:  m.alc  :f  Orthogonal! /igbt  cornered. 

Orthopnoïque^^coni.  Ont  whofe  light^ptpf^  ^^J^ 
^  obfiruaed,offiraitned,thauhttannot  breath  but  wben 

^beholds bis necke upright.  ,    .   #/ 

ie:.tAIi£ttlei  the  common  VettleyfimaltVetiUy 

ff  eat  Nettle.       .;  ^    î.  j%r  ##/# 

Ortie  blanchcTAe  btarhi^ArchangeUyblmdîîettiey 

dead  U  et  tie.  .       ^    f,i^.>^ 

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0;cic  Grecque.  T^^  Gr^f ife^  Ne///f ,  /{i?^^;!  Ne/f /f , 
mile  Nettle  ;  fofneMfo  call  the  fmall  r^  Kettle  fo.\ 
Ortic  griefchc.  The  finall  flinging  red  Nettle  j  or  as 
Grecque.    ..  ,.  1 

Oiticdc  mer.  The  fea  Nettle -^  an  euglie  (bntveiie 
ilamue)  jijl)^  rvhlch  lifjng  touched ^  fric\es  lil^e  a 
Nettle  ^ 

()i  tie  vmnc^as  Orne  blanche. 
Ortic  puante,  'Thcflinl(ing  blind  Nettle yôr  dead  Net- 
tle\a  l(indof  Ay  change  U  that  /metis  mofl  filthily. 
Ortie  Rpinaine.  The  Romane  Nettle  ^Italian  J^ettle^ 
'    mile  Nettle^  Greclie Nettle^ 
Oitie rouge. as  Poftcrol ;  Alfojhe  redNettle^ 
VcùitŒÙz.  The  fmall  Nettle  y  orfmali  burning 

•  NerrfeT^  -■  '  '■''••■/.  '.;' 

Afnc  cl'  Arcadic  broute  chard9ns,&  0rtie,quoy  que 
^  tout  charge  d'  or  r  Pto\./ipplialfle  to  aiticbyandmofl 
rvfeichciipenie-fiither^  one thatjail the yeare longbe^ 
(inwes  not  a  bit  of  good  meat  on  him/el fè. 

Ortic  im.éciiNettled'^priclieÀorflungmthNettlcs. 

Onicx. Tonettle^to  pricl^e^or  Jfi'/jgwithNettlei. 

OtticMXim.AnettUr. 

4  Orti^iie  :  f.  ^4  Ortic  dc  mer,  ^ 

Orto^^raphié  :  ni.ee: f.  OrtogrhhifeJ^rvrittenrightty, 
Ortogiaphicr.  To  Ortograpbifeltomit^^  orv/e^true 

Ojtogyaphie.     .  ,        ^  ^  :^, .  ^  :;^^^^^^^^ 

Onv^ii. asïicivaià\ A Priuiç^or faites.      ,  4^4^^^^^ 
Or  val  :  m.  An  inconueniencf  \  alfo^cu  Orvalc,  '; 
Orv  ale  :  f.  The  hear  be  Clarie^ot  cleere  eye. 
Orvalc  fauvage,  mid  Clarie^  double  Clarie^  Oclc 
Chrifti. 
Orvarris.  ^Hourvaris-,  Àlfi^thecricofHuntJmenvn^ 

to  their  dogy^being  at  a  defiu$lt. 
OsvcVySLOrvkrinuA Snake.  .    '   Ife 

Os:m.  A  bone  yairoytbeftone  ofaDatây  OHue^  Peachy 
Plumme^é'Ci  alfêytheCarguill^  or  Derv^claw  of  a 
Stag^BuckeyRoey&c.  / 

Os  barré.  The  fécond  part  of  Os  Iliwn,  not  fo  broad 
a^  the  firflyand  hauingon  eachfidea  large  hole. 
Os  bafilaire.  The  Nape^or  Nulfe-bone^the  bone  rpbef" 
by  all  the  parts  of  the  head  arefupported^  feme  call  it  t 
the  CtmeaU  bone\becaulè  it  iSyWedgtÀikeythrufl  in  be- 
trveene  the  bones  of  the  headland  tb'vpper  Jarv.  -  ^ 
Os  Bcmznd.  The  Jhare-boHei  the  coninnôiion  of  the 
two  great  bones  whereto  4be  tbigb-benes  are  fijie- 

Os  Brcgmads.  Tw  trianguler bones  tntVvpper part 
of  the  skull.  '   '  '    >'  .  '   r    '  ' 

Os  dc  coeur  dc  cerf.  The  bone  of  a  Stags  begrt-y  is 
ihund  in  the  left  fide  thereof  (onelf  betweene  the  mid- 
dle ofAuguflyATkt  11  of  September)and  U  good  againfi 
%  th'Emrods^andthe  trembling  of  the  heart.       ,  .<.  / 
:Qs  conjugal  Tb'outrvardpavtyOif  end  of  the  cheek^f 
hone  towards  the  eare^ .       \%■^.    !^      ,^       ^^ /  ^ 
Qscoxhin.  A certaineboUQwfH^nem  the  rumpe^  or 
erupper ^a T>eeie.    ■    ■'  '^'i^.^ji^. 'r*^':  r^i^uO 
OscoTonial.Thefirheadbone.  iv  i»   4»«.^i 
Os  dii  cou\dc^Tb*vndefyand  Uffebone  if  the  tuhU. 
Os  couloir  du  ncz«  The  bead-bone^  or  inner  bone  of 

Os criWcux.  ds Os Etmoïik,  -'  '■■     :»c:^!rtjiO 
Os  cunciformc.  The  dtneaU^orfimiameniàUboàeof 

tbebeàdj      ^  .  ,  /.  '^ijO 

Os  Cyboïde.  One  of  the  bones  oftk'kifiup^  y  \  %\  ;  6  j 
Os EshdAcf^ 4<5 Os fironcaL  ; ..    it;?'K/  \  -^^kliiO  ^ 
Osdcl^efpcron.  The  leffe  of ibe two flmke  bones. 
OsEtmoide.  A  bone  fiUloflittk  boUs ,  and /Med 


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betweene  thefirhead  bone,and  the  top  sftbe  nofe. 

Os dch  ftlk^The hip^bohe,ûr hucklc  hont. 

Os  ùonuLThefu)  head  bo?de.\ 

Os  furculaifcs.  Thepointi  of  thfflmldcr  bones fire^ 

part  ^meeting  a  in  tie  below  the  nnkv. 

Os  dc  la  grcuc.  Thefbinne-bone^or  bigger  bone  of  the 

H*  .        .-:  ......    i  :• 

Os  dc  la  hanche.  The  third  part  ()/Os  Iliumj  itfelfe 
confifiingalfooftbree^parts. 
Os  hyoïde.  A  bone  in  the  root  of  the  to7igucfufl)':oncd 
lik^  a  Greeke  rpjilon.  •      1        V     ' 

Os  dc  la  jambe.  4;5  Osdc  la  grcuc. 
'Os  des  Iles.  Js  ioyned  to  the  tranjuerfeproccjfcs  cfibc 
facred  boné^  and  diutded  by  Anatomifls  into  thee 
.  parts 'y  the^rftwhefeof  {being  the  bight Hy  andbro.u 
defi)  retaines  tbi^namey  tb'otber^oare  calledvthcr^ 

Us  jougal/^Osco^^  1 

Os  iji^laircs.  Th*vpper  Jaw  bones  ;  thofe  wherem- 
totbti^etharèfet  ;  in  men  there  are  but  two  ofibcm 
difcernedyinbeajisfbure.       '        l  ' 
Os  navicuiaire.  The  fécond  bone  of  th'infli/p*,  tear- 
wed  thus  becaufe  lis  fijhioned  fomewhat  like  a  boat. 
Os  occipital.  The  noddle  bone^  of  an  OuaUforme^and 
[x  ate  din  the  hinder  part  of  the  head, 
Os  dc  rorbitc.  The  whole  cbeeke-bone  corifimigon 
the  bott&mey  and  out  fide  of  the  eye  ;  or  the  bone  which 
inclofestbe  eye.  / 

Os  parietal.  A  certaine  bone  in  th*vpper^  and  fore- 
partoftbefcuBy  neere  to  the  Corcn  all  future,     v 
OsdupcniJIicr^Gudupenil./wOsbarrc. 
VOs  petrcux,ou  pierreux.  The  bone  of  the  temples. 
Os  de  la  pommette.  Thecheeke-bone.      .  ^f^^\\ .  ^_ 
Os  dc  la  pouppc  dc  la.tcftc.  Tbefbrbead  bmfé 
><)s  du  Rayon.  Tb'vppery  and  bigger  of  the  two  bones 
<^èf the  cubit.    •\^'         .  V 

Os  faae.  The  great  bone  whe\e}ipon  the  ridge^bone 
refteth.  ,.   x^'  ^ 

.  Osfans  nom.  A  certaine  great  boneyvhkbconta'wes 
three  others  \y\z.  Os  des  lies.  Banc,  &dc  la  han- 
che J  alfoy  the  three  bones  whereby  the  ïb/eegicat  toes 
are  fUflained^  ' 

Os  fcaphoide.  The  s^iff^e-bone  y  or  as  Os  navku- 

.  Jairc.  '  .■■'•■ *  ■ .  '     ■  ■  *>i-.':';  •^•. 

Osdc  feichc.  ^  certaine  marrowie^  andfpungie 
boAeiv^the  backe  of  the  Cuttle  ffby  vfedhyVhyfuia^Sy 
and  Coldfmithcs  y  for  cleanpng ,  Mid  drying  purpo^ 
fes.    '  •,-'    ■      ,  •-      '.:   '  ;.    .•■.•.  7,-^ ^ • 

Os  du  fens  comtniin.  The  firfiekd  bone.      .'   - 
Os  feramoidcs.  Certaine  Ùtt le  fl)ft  bones  wberewifh 
the  ioynts  of  the  fingersyond  toes  are  fUedyfitled^nd 
pengtbentd]  fbcir  number  Uv4cen/me y  and  tbeir 
name  they  haue  of  the  oylie  graifit  Scïamçy  tbewbicb 
tbeyfmewbâtrefiwèhloi^^::r^^'''' 
0$dclitouf^cyc.TbeJeJjliboneoftheieg:      < 
Os  fphenoidc.  The  fimdamentaUy  oniâme all  bone  of 
.«  the  bead.        J  r--l:
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